ANNOUNCEMENT MADE HEREWITHOF ARMY-NAVY WAR CASUALTIES

The Navy Department an-gganm for the United Staten asi whole 287 casualties for May2, 1945, of the U. S. Naval Forces(Navy, Marine Corps and CoastGuard) not heretofore released onNavy Department total casualtyIM, consisting of 170 dead, 90wounded and 27 missing. Thesecasualties bring the total report-ed to next of kin and released forpublication since December 7,1041, to May 2, 1945, to 102,383.

This list includes only thosefrom Florida.

FLORIDANavy Wounded

Beckwitt, Jules Irwin, Pharma-cist's mate 2c, USNR. Parents,Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beckwitt,221 SW. llth St., Miami.

Bray, Everett Brightwell, Phar-macist’s mate 3c, USNR. Parents,Mr. and Mas. Leslie Sumner Bray,fttmpa.

Army Dead—European AreaHaye, Floyd M., S-Sgt., son of

Mrs. Delia Haye, Route 1,simmee.

Hodges, William M., Pfc., hus-band of Mrs. Geraldine Hrtdges,2807 Brentwood Ave., Jackson-ville.

. Hutto, Eldridge 1., S-Sgt., hus-band of Mrs. Jeanette W. Hutto,Ba 322, Plant City. i-I Jones, Sampson,fifrt. Mary 'E. Jones, Box *392/Avon Park.I Army Dead—Pacific Area- Cohen, Paul W.f Pvt., son ofPhilip Cohen, 636 SW. St.,* Neely, John G., T4, son of Mrs.Emma M. Neely, Route I, Chatta-hoochee.~ Robinson, James, Pfc., husband

fMrs. Deloris Robinson, sth &! 1fcenier Ave., Fort Meade.~

Williamson, Eugene E., Sgt., son 1of Mrs. Anna L. Williamson, 805Euclid Ave., Orlando. * •Army Wounded—European Area3 Alderman, William W., Jr., Pvt.,ibn of Mrs. Julia M. Alderman,flbS 39th St., Bradenton.~ Betancourt, Aurelio 8., Pvt.*ion of Mrs. Amelia Betancourt,$202 17th St., Tampa.

Brannon, Berry R., Jr., Pvt., sona Mrs. Clara Elizabeth Brannon,Box 544, Cor. Ballard & Glen-boro Ed., Fort Myers.

Burr, Charles R., Sr., Pfc., hus-band of Mrs. Mary 1. Burr, Gen.Set, Goulds. ,

1 Crawford, Charles 8., Pfy., hus-tyand of Mrs. Marie E. Crawford,Sox 852, Port St. Joe.; Dennis, Paul W., Pfc., son ofMrs* Edith C. Dennis, Route 1,For* Lauderdale.

Fraser,'George C., Cpl., son ofMrsl Ruby -F. Fraser,. 1121 Flagler£l, Jacksonville. -

McAllister, Henry TANARUS., Jr.,,Pvt,

£soa of Haitry T. McAllister, 130SW. Bth St., Miami.cMillan, Wesley E., Jr„ Pfc.,of Mrs. Mary A. McMillan,NW. 2nd Ave., Miami.Mcßoyan, Kireakos K., Pvt.,

sdn of Dennis K. Mcßoyan, 440 W.2ird St., Sarasota.

Dodek, Frank, Jr., S-Sgt., hus-

band of Mrs. Mary R. Sodck, 3132Waller St., Jacksonville.

Tennant, George E., Pfc., son ofMrs. Leila B. Tennant, Route 1,Box 266, Palatka.

Walkup, Sam H., Jr., 2nd Lt.,son of Mrs. Sam H. Walkup, Me- ]Intosh.

Welch, Fred C., Sgt., husband jof Mi'S. Janie Belle Welch, Route2, Box 334, Winter Haven.

Army Wounded—Pacific Ana JEchols, Edwin A., S-Sgt., soni

of Mrs. Sarah A. Echols, Del RioApts., 2nd AVe„ Bradenton.Army Missing—European Araa

, Emerson, Winiford F.,Lt„ son of Mrs. Roberta P. Enter- json, 116 sth Ave., N., St. Peters-;burg.

Wilson, George N., Jr., Sgt., sonof George N. Wilson, 264 E. 45thSt., Jacksonville.

Army Prisoners of WarGermany

Addison, Jack 8., T-Sgt., broth-er of Mrs. Sarah Williams, 3212Thomas St., Jacksonville.

Ethridge, Ernest M., Pvt., hus-band of Mrs. Eruestine Ethridge,Route 2, Box 394H, Jacksonville.

James, Jessie H., Cpl., husbandof Mrs. Mary A. James, 522 Nor-folk St. Tampa.

Parrish, Clarence A., Pvt., hus-bandx '6f Mrs. Ola R. Parrish,

Poison, Luther. £„ Pfc., son ofMrs. Ola |\ Poison, Route 5, Box420, Jacksonville... , ?

TODAY'S BIRTHDAYSJohn Collier, Commissioner of

Indian Affairs, born Atlanta, Ga.,61 years ago.

Dr. Stanley K. Hornbeck, dip-lomat, Dept, of State adviser,born Franklin, Mass., 62 yearsago.

Archbishop Francis J. Spell-man of New York, Roman Cath-olic prelate, born Whitman,Mass., 56 years ago.

Judge Robert N. Wilkin ofCleveland, Federal jurist, bornNew Philadelphia, Ohio, 59 yearsago.

Nelson A. Crawford of Topeka,Kans., editor of The HouseholdMagazine, born Miller, S. D, 57years ago.

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, Rita: How did you oversleepthis morning?

1 Mary: Because therb are eight, of us in the house and the alarm

; was set for seven. , •

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLHONOR ROLL*

Pupils who have done workwell above the average duringthe third six weeks period of thesemester ending April 20 of theschool year 1944-45 are:

3 00—Virginia Hamlin, AnnelleStonecypher, Lorraine Nottage,

[ Antonica Smith, Elizabeth AnnJ Gardner.

| 2; 75 Jennie Johnson, Evelyn'Skelton, Betty Cottrell, Kermit

jRoberts, Geraldine Marriot, Glor-i ia Acevedo, Jpyce Mulbeig.

2.6o—Tony Machado, WilliamCurry, William Freeman, Bernie'Papy.

2.50 Jane Johnson, Alfredj Lowe, Donald Pearlman, MarinaiSil.es, Mary Louise Spencer, Al-bert Parra, Patricia Mar-ion Solano.

2.40 Herbert Eschen, BettyAnne Dekle, Dolores Young, RuthRoberts, Gerry Albury, HaroldBrahms.

2.2s—Grace Carrero, Ethel MayRoberts, Ivy Lee Thompson,Patsy Russell, Arthur Brahms,Dale Ellis, Herman Cerezo, Dor-ine Cruz, Joan Doughtry, Thom-as Howes, Cathy Jeffers, SesyleJoslin, Earl Kierstead, CarolineMorgan, Amparo Ovide, BerthaPerez, Faye Roberts.

2.20 Thomas Swicegood,

lancy Sterling,2.00 #*naguilar, Bally Brad#, Rose Maryerr, Galey Sweeting, Rosaliaamalier, •- Joan Porter, Glenwoodr eech, Carl Brill, Jr., Jimmy

SEWING MACHINESRepfized, adjusted, gleaned endoiled, freed Webines bought 4paired end sold. Satisfactiqpguaranteed.!' TELEPHONE 114-J 1

qoinq to swimar'

SILVER.SPRINGSVthis summer/,

NOTICE TO THE PUBLICAnyone having a claim for watches lost in ourfire MUST file their claim in wrifWg on or be-fore MAY 10th, 1945.

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR MERCHANDISELEFT AFTER MAY 10th, 1945

PEOPLE’S STORE611 DUVAL STREET

U. S. GIVES GOODHOUSEWIVES BONUS

OF RED POINTS,1 - -i * -

Patriotic American housewivesevery day are getting extra redpoints for doing a job that theyalone can do for this country.

For those who wish to get thisred-point bonus, here’s what todo. Save every drop of your usedkitchen fats. Turn them In toyour butcher promptly.For everypound, he’ll give you 2 red pointsbonus . . . that’s how urgentlythese used fata are neededmake medicines, gunpowder,thetic rubber, aat|ftaMlfcWWfc?

. Ored. jEtthe*battlefield and home front Keepsaving until the lest gun’s fired!

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STRAND THEATERMARJORIE RAMBEAU in

“ARMY WIVES”Hew* - Shorts - Sports

MONROE THEATERKAY KYSER in

“Around The World”Nows • Sports - Shorts

TWO HOTELS IN ]^[|POPULARPRICESLOCATED Of HEART OF CITY

PnnMQ Writ* or WlroB—Wibl> RUUmO for RosorrotionsWITH BATH and TELEPHONE

FORD HOTE PERSHING HOTEM NX 3rd Siroot - 226 NX Ist Aram*

•0 Rooms - Elevator 106Rooms - ElevatorSolarium Hsatod

3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION

Bermuda MarketJOHN COBO, Proprietor

An Up-to-Date Sanitary Market—Complete New RefrigerationWhite at Eliza Street Phone 52

As Usual, We Expect to Receive a Shipment of

MEATfrom the Meat Packers in time to go on sale Saturday morning.

At the BERMUDA MARKET you gat the*

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BEST QUALITY, at Lower Pxfe*.f and you SAVE MORE!

Do Your Shopping Here—You Can GetGROCERIES, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables with your MEAT

Yes. you can get meat without buying other items.

SELF SERVICE Grocery ■ Fresh FRUITS and VEGETABLESEEEMMLET*? HACK TUBS liVfHIMJ bracii nituiinamami

Plan Your Sunday Dinner and Shop at

ARCHER’SHere You Will Be Certain of Getting the

BEST the Market AffordsMake up your 'shopping list now—bring it to Archer’s. Our

really wide selection of food products will surprise you.Plan to restock your pantry shelves completely.

We Have a NICE selection ofFROSTED FOOD£

1 1 ,Customers are not obligated to buy groceries to get Our Meats

Archers Grocery"The Store That Serves You Best"

814 FLEMING ST. PHONES 67 and 47■■■■■l.BT’g BACK THK BATHING BEACH PHOJECimmmi

MOVINGto ten-twenty-six white street

Due to increased stock and need for more roomwe have moved to ten-twenty-six white street . . .corner of Virginia.

Store hours will be from nine a.m. ’til six p.m.Saturday ’til 9 p. m. . . . closed thursdav afternoon.

We will have a full .line of• FULLER BRUSH CO. PRODUCTS•J. R. WATKINS PRODUCTS i• Parts and Service for• Electrolux Vacuum Cleaners• Bar Supplies •Disinfectants

SPECIAL AS LONG AS THEY LAST . . .With every $5.00 purchase or over of Fuller productswe will give free one magic comb cleaner.With every 55.00 purchase or over of Watkinsproducts you are allowed the purchase of two ouncesof black pepper.

You are invited to come in and look around ....whether you purchase or not.

O’Sweeney Servicej ten-twenty-six white street

"we occupy the entire building"

THE KEY WEST CITE&BN[ ' OVER 40 TRIBUTARIES r. ,

Baltimore. The Mississippiriver has more than forty tribu-taries. The entire area drained byit coves 1,240,000 square miles ormore than one-third of the areaof the United States.

Subscribe to The Citizen—2scweekly.

Register, Doris Boza, DorothyHobbs; William Menees.

I.7s—Ruth Boza, Hector Cas-tillo, Shirley Smith, Sylvia Cates,Florence Russell, Clara Bow Bai-ley, Ann Cooke, Murgaret Pettis.

I.6o—James Madigan, LingtreeScribner, Emma Belle Grimes,Billy Robinson, Josie Garcia.

I.so—Odilio Rodriguez, JackCurrie, Betty Burchell, GeorgeCharlow, Dolores Conant, EstelMartinez, Arthur Boza, JaniceSaunders, Thomas Simmer, BettyBoza, Martha Merritt, NellieRomaguera, Doris Thompson.

CONNIE BROOKSCLASSIC SCHOOL OF

DANCEGoodspeed School

728 Fleming St. Phone 551-M

THATS DIFFERENT

Motor Cop: Hcl, you! Didn’tyou heor me say “Pull overthere?”

Driver: Why, I thought yousaid “Good afternoon, Senator?”

Motor Cop (smiling): Isn’t it awarm day today, Senator?

KIB CHOICE

Boot: May I have a uniform?P: O.: How do you. want it—-

too large or too small? <

Elmer F. Layden, commissionerof the National Football League,born Davenport, lowa, 42 yearsago.

Subscribe to The Citizen.

BOATWRIGHT HOTEL25 N. E. 7th Street

Miami. FloridaDouble Rooms • Private Bath

mo per Day“Service Men Welcome'*

RATIONING TIMETABLE !FOODS SHOES

Book 4. Blue H2-M2 through **£*•?•.BtamP*,. |V* * JJune 2; N2-S2 through * SuqAl! !June 30; T2-X2 through BUaD 35 a throuah !July 31; Y 2 -Z2•AI -Cl *2. 2, No. 36 through Jthrough August 31. August 31.

FUEL1 Red Y5, 25 A2-D2 through old neriod. 4 and If saw na> 1June 2; E2-J2 through June fled. L through 1

30; K2-P2 through July 31s GASOLINEQ2-U2 through August 31. 15A through Jana 11

Ration Board Office. Poet Office Building1 1

■Haaaaai -hi \ an uxm war voxipgHHßHi

You get Economy wit& Dignity when you Shop at

WingLee’sFOOD CENTER

DUVAL and ANGELA STREETS PHONE M

HERE’S A MONEY-SAVING TIPIT’S TIME TO TRY WING LEE’S

Having trouble making your food dollars stretch to buyall you need for your family? Then IT'S TIME TO TRY WINGLEE'S. Yes. it's time to try this thrifty Market. . . where youcan make worthwhile savings on hundreds oi fine foods!

THE ORIENT You see, wherever possi-l patair*. Duval aid AuitHa ble, we buy foods direct

from the source . . . fromT.. u55t?....,., ' growers and makers

lhinksk nKHTAtRA.NT Thus we eliminate manyla Key Wn

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canton stvlk unnecessary in-betweenDINNERS marketing expenses . . .

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B#nr#d DttUy J[ro® and the savings are sharedJ p. . —ItM with jn the form 0{We Cater to Parties, ,Weddings and Banquets % lower prices.

Our Store Closes at 1 P. M. Every Thursday

■MMgUMMBuy More War BontfsmH

THE PICK OF THE SEASONIN SMART MEN’S WEAR

AT LEWINSKY’SJoin the ranks of happy men who wearour clothes. We specialize in outfittingmen from head to toe. Whether you’re inthe market for just a tie. a hat or a com-plete new wardrobe, you’ll find satisfac-tion here.

W$ handle Nationally Known Brands such as•PALM. BEACH

•ARROW •McGREGOR•HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX

• FLORSHEIM •INTERWOVEN• HICKOK

Lewinsky’s “hopTELEPHONE 146

DUVAL STREETDd-iO KEY WEST - - - FLORIDA

FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1945

More War Bends Than Ever Befer^gaHMam

! (Formerly Scammons)| gf Now Operated Under the' WK Personal Ownership of* Harriet M. Maxwell

► 518 Fleming Street► \ —MW II— ■■Fw—i► ‘SERVICE is NOT our MOTTO... But IT IS our BUSINESS”► ■ ——I Give Her Jewelry

for Mother’s DayA Gift from'the Jewel __ .a fV g ,

! Box will Surpass Her W\ Expectation and Be All\ She Will Desire in Quality. || Mother’s Day Is May 13th

Use Our Lay-a-way Plan

►1 v!Y will find this Friepdly Little Jewelry Store at theI CokMr.nl Flaming arid Bahama Streets, just a short blockf front? Duval Street. . . Here you will find Quality Jewelry,t a grand selection of Gift thing* iod Courteous folks to serve* Kou.- • ■t ■■Ml I , I-l We offer the finest selection ofi NOVELTY JEWELRY ‘► to be found in South Florida, come in, no* obligation to buy.* : ■ r=* New showing of lovely

f CHARMS* More than 100 different charms to select from,[ also a lovely selection of Charm CHAINS.

[ WATCH REPAIRING► We guarantee prompt return of jrourwatch.1 TWO WATCHMAKERS"* On the premises to serve you.

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Give Mother A • •DRESS

What better gift to choose for her thanone of these charming new- seasonprints? A gift she will wear not only onMother’s Ddy, but a gift to keep her cool,comfortable and pretty right through ,summer. . . a thoughtful gift she’ll Bin- Xcerely appreciate. Make your selection- %today.

• Accessories •Millinery eUnderwear• Slacks Play Suits

STARLING’SSTYLE CENTER

Womens Apparel and Accessories Exclusively“Opposite 'he La Concha Hotel”

•1/ Duval Si73£i Key Weal. Florida

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