The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 19, 1951, Page 12

PAGE TWELVB Lt. Stadler Given Duty Aboard Ship Lt. Paul C. Stadler of Pontiac, IL, has recently. been detached: as an anti-submarine warfare in- structor at the U.S, Fleet Sonar, School, Key West, and ordered to report to commander, Destroyer! Flotilla Three, for duty on this! staff. A graduate of Pontiac High! School, Pontiac, IL, Lt. Stadler; entered the naval service in No- vember, 1935. After serving! aboard the USS Pennsylvania (BB 38), USS Eagle (PE 56), and USS Sarnac (AO 74), Lt. Stadler was commissioned in the rank of ensign in January, 1944. He has since served aboard the USS LST 615 and the USS LST 601 as Executive Officer, at the Fleet Training Groups, New York and Norfolk, Va.; and at the Fleet Sonar School, Key West. He is authorized to wear the Ameri- a a can Defense Service ribbon, Amcrican area ribbon, Asiatic- * Pacific area ribbon, - Philippine “ Liberation ribbon, World War II Victory medal ribbon, and the Good Conduct medal. The son of Mrs. Catherine Stad- ler-of Huntington, West Virginia, Lt. Stadler is married to the former Miss Isabelle McKinstry of Wilmington, Delaware. He is a member of B.P.O.E. No. 1019, Pontiac, Illinois, and of Masons| Anchor Lodge No. 182, Key West. The Stadlers have been living at 625 Margaret street, Key West. Toda y's Anniversaries 1721—Roger Sherman, Connec- ticut’s famed statesman, who be- gan life as a cobbler, signer of the Declaration of Independence abd-a framer of the Constitution, Born at Newton, Mass. Died July 33,1793. 1851—(100 years ago) Frank Lamson - Scribner, _nationally- known scientist-botanist of the Agriculture of his Cambridge, Mass. 1938 Grier Hibben. Princeton's professor of logic and i president, born in. Peoria, Ill. Died M 16, 1933. 1664 May Robson, famous American actress, born in Aus- tralia. Died Oct. 20, 1942. 1868—Paul P. Harris, Chicago lawyer, founder of Rotary Inter- national, born in Racine, Wis. Died Jan. 27, 1947. 1879 — Miller Huggins, famous New York Yankee eball man- ager, born in Cincinnati. Died Sept. 25, 1929. U.S. Dept. of day, born in Aisa RPGR ARI EAPO EL Re Today In History 1775—Battle of Lexington and Concord — “heard around © the woyld.” 1983—Day fixed by Gen. Wash- ington as ending the Revolution- a ary War. 50 — Historic Clayton-Bulwer Treaty. concluded. Convention with Britain as to a ship-canal conaecéting Atlantic with Pacific gave’ fise to more literature and diplomatic talk than any treaty of century. 1861—The Sixth Massachusetts Regiment passing through Balti- more attacked by a mob—eve of the Civil War. 1887—The Catholic University of America, Washington, incor- porated. 1892—C. E. Dury: field, operates coun’ driven auto. 1933—United States officially goes off the gold standard. 1941—U. S. Supreme Court rul- ing that colored passengers must en same train accommo- s others. Truman signs bill for 10- rehabilitation plan for the id Hopi Indians to cost 8 million. of Spring- s first gas- Today’s Horescope| Today gives a practical person and one who finds pleasure in} persistent effort. Agg ive, sometimes destructive, meeting! many. obstac in life, the native| delights in climbing over them, holding lofty ideas in view and} constantly working toward them.| You are very likely to bring up children attaining to an even greater success than your own U.S. lents visiting Canada who order 10 gallons of gasoline get as much as if they bought 12 gallons in the United States, the gas being sold by the imperial gallon which is larger than the “Old at 40,50, 60?” _ Man, You're Crazy et Four age! Thousands are penpy at 70. Try x. Contains tonlé for weak, Jack of fron ‘Try Outre isis reduced price, omy 45 | ne stores everywhere—in Key.West, at Gardner's Pharmacy. THR KEY WEEE il SN eg nner No Sales Made To Merchants GOOD THRU SATURDAY Quantity Rights Reserved CARNATION MILK 3=3e PE x CHES COCK oO ey eee NO. 22 CAN SUNSHINE SWEET FACTORY PACKED TALL CANS U.S, NO. | YELLOW TEXAS ONIONS U.S. NO. 1 WHITE OTATOES c ( Lbs. CABBAG Firm Green, New Heads ........ End Cut Roast « PO Center Chops Ga. Shpd. Gr. ‘A’ Lb. 4 € Picnic HAMS Dressed - Drawn Lb. 43e Puffin BISCUITS 2-: Quantity Rights Reserved 1-LB. ROLL LB. WESTERN Sweet, Juicy HOCKLESS 5-LB. BAG SWANSON’S FANCY SOLIDS BUTTER |