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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-30

Richard B. Thompson, A. M. M.
(F) &c, says that he likes the.
beach, but right now he wants a
car more than anything else, and
second he wants to be a wolf, but
he needs that car even, if it is a
1885 model.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-30

Jimmy CarSine, A. M. M. Sc
went out the other night looking
for fun, and had a good time. He
is from Cincinnati, Ohio.
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SOUTH BEACH
NEWS NOTES
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Yesterday one of our leading
citizens and an architect of note
was summing himself with a
friend. He had his own blanket
and seemed to enjoy his stay.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-30

frankie Brunette, S. &C.. is at
the beach often, and likes the
girls, and some girls like him, but
il seems as if only one has won
his attention and is the one who
has him in high waters.
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Basset,. Milton Eaford Avia-
tion machinisit mate &c, USN.
Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Walton Bassett, $40 Woodbine
St.. Jacksonville.
Army Dead-Paeific Regions
Jones. Nell c. Pfc, son OF
Nell L. Jones. Badge 1919, c/o
Wainwright Ship Yard, Panama
City.
Russell. Elmer L., rs son OF
BENJAMIN II. Russell, 2l4 Lemon
Ave. Sarasota.
Army woundsd-Eusopeon Ares
Abbott. James W.. Pvt. hus
hand Of Mrs Florence Abbott, 81
N. Hillside ST.. Orlando.
Austin. Robert c.. Pvt. hus
band OF Mrs. Gladys {. Austin
Gen. Del. Blountstown.
Boil. Clive.A Jr. Pfc. son o.
Give Ball. RID, Campbellton.
Baxter. Marvin d., Sgt. nus.
band OF Mrs. Nora r. Baxter, 524
Hogan ST. Jacksonville.
Beatty. Thomas C.. Pfc. son OF
Mrs. Addie Dinkins, 9l2 E,
Adams ST., Jacksonville.
Brown, Grover c., ia brother
~ Herbert ID. Brown, Bee Ridge.
Brown. Robert E., Pfc, son of
Mrs. Mildred Z. Thomas. 1853
Walsh ST., Jacksonville.
Brown, Roberts ~, Pfc, son of
n Newton Brown, 705 Bay Ave.
Clearwater.
Bullard James NJ, Pfc. hus-
hand Of Mrs. Savell B. Billiard,
go Osceola Ave, Lake Wales.
cason. Coleman r., Pfc, hus-
band Of Mrs. Arthie o. CasOn,
2a3 4. 9Th ST. Jacksonville.
Eatmon. George C., ST., Pfc,
husband Of Mrs. Neomia L. Eat
mon, corner Of Maple and 9th
Sts. Ocala.
Fernandez. Anibal NJ. Sgt, son
of Mrs. Dolores Fernandez, 1927
Walnut, Tampa.
Goodwin. Julian w., PFC, son Of
Ms Berthe l.. Goodwin, Route J.
Box lO3, McDavid. '.
Gould. Bruce M.,Sgt., husband
of Mrs. Billy NJ. Gould, lll3 Yer
mont ST.. Lakeland.
Harris. Lloyd, Pfc, son of Mrs
Wurdie Harris, Ocoee.
Hatcher. Rufus T., Pvt, hus-
band Of Ms. Freddie c. Hatcher
Route 1, Pine ST., Mariana.
Holland. Thomas F., Pvt, hus-
band Of Mrs. Thcda l.. Holland
Route l. Lithia.
infinger, II. G., Pvt, son of Mrs
Sally NJ Infinger. Route /, Bruce
kersey, Eugene T., Sgt, son OF
Mrs Jennie J. Wootcn, Route /
Box 90. Limona.
Lovett, Harry s., T-Sgt., hus
band If Mrs. Edna Lovett, Route
I. Box SO, Bushnell.
Martin. Obvious C., Jr., 1t. Col.
husband of Mrs. Leslie w. Martin
go ]. /. Williams. Bombay.
Monroe. Ulysses. Cpl, son o
Mrs Srilla Monroe, Route 2. Bo,
6s. Willisl0n. %
MnfriN- Iunfor n pfc son r,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-30

Basset,. Milton Eaford Avia-
ton machinisit mate &c, USN.
Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Walton Bassett, $40 Woodbine
St.. Jacksonville.
The echo., 1945-02-16
e: Chaplain J. T. Howard,

mittee are: Chaplain j. T. Howard,
H. R. Hector, L. D. Brown, L. r. Car
Isle. W. Z. Godbolt. j. "A. Jones, H.
o. Nelson and c. B. Robinett.
6. Address all replies or inquiries
to Contest Committee, 21st Special
Battalion, clio H. R. Hector BM1c,
FPO San Francisco, Calf
7. Where possible please send all
entries by air mail.
H. r. Hector BM1c
Committee Chairman
The echo., 1945-02-16
END OF GOOD LUCK LETTER

Rev. Young states that he received
Good Luck Letter" few days ago
that was sent to him from Gulfport,
Miss. The letter is one of the old
Good Luck Letters" that has made
its round for many years.
The letter was supposed to have
been sent from England to this indi-
vidual at Gulfport with "a signatures
Rev. Young was asked not to break
the chain but since he did not believe
in this kind of Good Luck" the chain
was broken and the letter was sent 10
he waste basket.
The echo., 1945-02-16

Don't show people how much money
you have got by displaying the con-
tents Of your billfoIder; by displaying
thousand dollar bills to the public.
Don't try to make them believe that
you want them to be informed as to
whose picture arrears on different
dollar bills; for they believe that you
are frying to ov- bit your financial
standing, p he old folk and a
few voun fol- Keep your money hid,
that shows good sense.
The echo., 1945-02-16
idents together with the Agents who

The General Officers and 10
The echo., 1945-02-16
NOTICE TO PRESIDENTS

When you mail important letters TO
the office such as policies for deceased
members, quarterly reports and other
valuables, we want to suggest that
you send them by registered mail. We
are failing to receive too many impor-
tant letters.
No doubt the great war rush and
he lack of man power has something
do with it.
Secretary
The echo., 1945-02-16

Don't think that when you are talk
ing to some one and said individual
laughs and tells you how smart you
are and what he thinks of you that
he always means it, he may be making
fool out of you.
Don't forget that some folk get all
the dope they want on you and won't
tell it until they need to.
The echo., 1945-02-16
Beaver President.

Beaver President.
We have Agents in the H. B. A.
who are local presidents. We have
three General Officers who are local
presidents. sa
The General Officers and local pres
idents together with the Agents who
have as many as so members in their
lodges shall be considered a Beaver
President. If you have less than so
members, then you lack that much
being a Beaver President.
The membership that we give you
is the total membership reported in
the December Board. Following is a
list of the Beaver Presidents and their
memberships.
VIM. Kinslow, Local President and
Agent-296-B Beaver.
Aaron Trotter, Local President and
Agent
A. ]. Barnett, Local President and
nt-110-Beaver.
Rev. J. E. Grace, Local President &
Chaplin-78-Beaver.
Rev. R. w. Radcliff, Local President
and Treasurer 68-Beaver.
E. F, Young, Jr, Local President &
General Vice-Pres-36-.
Secretary
The echo., 1945-02-16

Don't think that you can take an
ether mans place by belittling his
shortcomings and by saying what you
could do if you had it, for every time
you speak you make yourself smaller.
The echo., 1945-02-16

Sixth Army Group, France-Ware-
Iouses so badly Quilted by the retreat
ng Germans that they have been de-
clared impossible to repair are now
still in use in Italy, tribute to the
kill and hard work of a company of
Negro engineers now serving in
France with the Continental Advance
Section, supply organization of the
Sixth Army Group and the Seventh
Army. ...
When this group of engineers NOV
ed in to rehabilitate the warehouses,
they applied "GI-ngenuity" to their
work. The warehouses were quickly
repaired and made disable and many
of the supplies that backed the invas-
ion of Southern France were stored
in them before shipment.
The organization has been overseas
two years and its members have earn
ed three battle stars for participation
lin as many campaigns. But it is
.proudest of its achievement in Naples,
when, after a German air raid, the
men Of the company worked 48 hours
to rescue two soldiers and civilian
trapped under "a tons of debris.
Among the soldiers in this company
are Cpl. Douglas L. Jones, 46O8 Bird
St., Meridian, Miss, Mrs. Julia Byrd,
Mother, and Pvt. Henry Williams, Rt.
No. 1, Sledge, Miss, Mrs Ella Govan,
Mother.
The echo., 1945-02-16
21st SPECIAL NAVAL CONSTRUC-
TION BATTALION
January 10, 1915

JciAAuetA y w. A0t
To whom it may concern:
The members of the Dist Special
Battalion are interested in selecting
a sweetheart or pin up girl for its or
ganization. We have chosen the med
ium of contest for her selection. En-
closed is the history of the battalion
since its formation and listed below
are the rules to govern the contest.
We are asking the help Of your or
ganization in getting this information
to as many eligible young ladies as
might be interested The prize money
is already in hand and will be paid
the winner as soon as the final selec-
ton is made.
Rules
I. Each contestant must be single,
between the ages of sixteen and TWEEN
ty-five inclusive and must have finish
ed the eleventh grade and is not be-
yond her sophomore year in college,
2. Each contestant m u st send a
recent bust size 5 in. by in. photo
graph (no frame required) of her
self: statement of her age, weight
and height and affidavit signed by her
school principal and her church min
lister attestng to her educational and
The echo., 1945-02-16

Don't think you cen run to the white
folk and talk about Negroes, remem-
Der the white folk think less of you
when you do it..
Evening star., 1945-02-18

Weasel's help, light artillery. pieces
and the ammunition to feed them,
can often be moved up to otherwise
inaccessible positions.
Built by Studebaker and powered
by the famous Studebaker Champion
engine, the Weasel is just one Of
number of Studebaker war produc-
tion assignments which include
Wright Cyclone engines for the fa-
nous Boeing Flying Fortress as well
as heavy-duty, multiPle-drive Stude-
baker military trucks.
Auarded to An Nsarbaker Pkanp
Evening star., 1945-02-18

A pot Of coffee is in the mok-
ing as Seret. Harold }. SIoon.
Akron, Ohio. fills his oonteen
CUP with fresh snow in q Bel
qion forest where he is serving
with the lOlst Airborne DNi-
siop Signal Corps Photos,
Evening star., 1945-02-18
Pose ).

This new GI form fitting
sleeping bog is modelled by Pvt.
Jones IA. Soul Of Bristol. Tenn.
who is serving with the infontry
somewhere in 0ermony. The
strow in the background mokes
for softer sleeping.
Evening star., 1945-02-18

IN the forbidding tropical under
growth of the Pacific isla ands,
Studebaker's amazing new Weasel
personnel and cargo carrier is now in
action with our armed forces.
It's advancing, as it has been doing
in Europe, over terrain that seems i'm
possible for any mechanized military
vehicle to negotiate.
Swiftly and stealthiIy. the Weasel
glides forward in mud and swamp as
we'll as Oh sand and snow. And it
floats like boat in lakes and rivers,
as its tracks, powered by its Stude-
baker Champion engine, propel it
from shore to shore.
A many-purpose vehicle, this new
champion" in invasion warfare not
only transports men and supplies but
it also serves to carry wounded back
to hospital areas. It's geared to clam
Der up difficult grades on its flexible,
rubber padded tracks. With the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
Map Building
For Airport
DelroIl Ilme. saElnaw Rurc.n

SAGINAW, Dee. 2S- -Tri-Clty
Airport commissioners were TO
meet today TO choose an architect
10 prepare plans for an admins
tration building at the field near
Freeland
Faced with preparing for air
lines traffic during the next
~e~eraf-wrct1s, the commissioners
representing Saginaw, Bay City
and Midland hope to get aid from
the state in constructing a small
administration building adequate
for present purposes and planned
TO allow additions when necessary.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
LoueIIa q. Parsons
Lanaour Gets S
Fondest Wish
From R-K-O

THE baby Dorothy Lamour
Il and Mai. Bill Howard are
expecting any minute need have
no worries about running out OF
nursery saronGS.
HIS good looking ma has Just
set a deal with R-k-O that rs
nothing short of dreamy. Start
ING AT the end of her present
Paramount contract which has
until June. l94S. 10 Gn,Lt gives
Dottie story and director APP
proval and dramatic roles. And
lust to show how glad they are
10 get her, Charlie Koerner was
already advanced a big bonus.
Wynn Rocamora. Dorothy's
agent and good friend. was the
gent who thought up these in
teresting termS--and interesting
they are, you Will agree.
Dottie and Paramount just
couldn't get together on a new
contract because she wanted 10
make outside movies and they
said NO" But il will mean a
sentimental parting when she
leaves for she has been on that
lot since starting her movie
career.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
HifcllilikerS Get
His Suit. OVercOat
Detroit Timrs saginaw Bureau

SAGINAW. Dec. 2S-Hls suit
and overcoat disappeared at the
same time two hitch-hikers left
hiS car. Robert Chapman, Bay
City, told police. He said "a man
and woman rode from Bay City
10 Saginaw with him just before
he missed the garments from the
rear seat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
Wild Land Rush
Story on WJtB

FRONT PAGE DRAMA, 10 be
heard over Station WJLB at IL 80
tomorrow. will present a thrilling
radio play of the wild days OF
the Oklahoma land rush, in which
a young brides romantic attach
nient for an outlaw is shattered
by blazing guns.
FRONT PAGE DRAMA, heard
over Station WJLB each Satur-
day, presents real life stories
taken from the files of The Amer
lean Weekly, celebrated magazine
that comes regularly with The
Detroit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
(See Pictorial ReUieW)
BY JACK PICKERING

Robin. possibly as savage as any
member of the u. S. fighting
forces, is trying TO reconvert HIM
self 10 civilian life
He's a German shepherd dog, a
member of the K-9 Corps who
could smell a Jap at 100 yards
and hate the odor. Still a creature
of lightning refleXes and fangs,
Robin is quite able to kill a man
but has already learned enough of
civilian life TO offer his paw to a
stranger instead of leaping at his
throat.
Robins trainer Was LTk5- Robert
Gross of 1890 Seventeenth, who
taught the dog 10 be savage in
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
Bing Tops Again

JUST as ! pyophesided, BIng
~ Crosby is the Vinnah in
the boz office sweepstakcA
0nd by that mean Bing
again comes out on top Of the
10 top money making stars IN
the fourteenth annual poll rs.
sued by the Motion Picture
Herald.
Ny crystal ball. howe0er.
rot fossed up about Frank
Sinatra and Gregory Peek
landing in the charmed circle.
Following Bing comes Van
Johnson, Greer Carson, Betty
Cradle, Spencer Tracy, Hum
phrsy Bogart and Gary Cooper
(tied for sixth place., Bob
Hope, Judy Garland, Mar
garet O'Brien and Roy Rogers.
Rogers has aiUays headed the
eoWboy stars but this is his
FIRST appearance on fhe Big
Ten. Most Of the other play
ers have been on the list for a
long. long time.
I AM told that when John
Il Wayne spreads his wings as
an independent producer. he'll
have James Edward Grant as
his first writer and director.
Grant was Bing CroSby'S CO.
producer on The Great John
l." which while not such A
great shakes as picture. seems
10 be doing all right throughout
the country.
John is releasing this inde-
pendent through his alma mater
Republic. and il is a typical
Wayne western with a Kansas
background laid in 1850. John
gets religion and changes from
shootp' TO lovin'. Yes. a girl
did il.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
Fire SuffoCdtes
Cod|Co. Worker

Lawrence Miller 35 of 1905 ST.
Clair was found dead OF SuffoCa-
ton in two-Story garage of the
Mcdonald Coal & Brick Co, 12Ol7
Mack. carly today by fremen after
a blaze had been eXtinguiShed in
the building.
Miller. an employe Of the coal
firm was not working at the time.
lie was pronounced dead al Rccciv-
ing Hospital An autopsy VIII be
performed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
War Dog Hero Back i'm Detroit
BEING Taught HDeacetirne Tricks

California. took him to India, leo
him through IL months OF combat
in Burma. and finally brought him
home again.
For three years Robin was
never out of my sight" Gross
said today. "IIe slept under my
cot, or I'm my tent. or beside me
when we didn't have tents.
WRITES TO OWNER
"After three years it's hard To
get along without him 80 l
wrote 10 the man who lent him
TO the K-9's. He's Thomas
Mooney Of Needham, Mass. He
was in the army. too, and hap
pened to be discharged the
same day was. Anyway, ]
wrote him IA pretty sad letter,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
Detroit PA Maps
V-CIOthing Campaign

T he Detroit Parent-TeacherS
Association has planned bundle
parties TO ana in the Victory
Clothing Collection drive which
starts Jan. Z, Mrs. Guy BeDeu.
Detroit P-TA president announced
today.
The collection last sprin g
clothed 25000,0O0 persons in war
devastated areas. Mrs. b Del !
declared. The goal of the 1916
Victory Clothing Collection is
100, 100000 garments.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
Praise for BacaIl

I HAVE a lot OF respect for
Il Lauren Bacall since I
talked with her and i don't
believe she deserves all the
criticism she has had. You'll
find she'll be making better
pictures. because now she re-
Allies what she needs is more
help from cast, director and
producer.
She likes best 10 play in
pictures with Humphrey Bo-
CART, and Bogie likes~fisr as
his leading lady, but that
can't always be arranged. I
understand that Warmers have
just bought Dave Goods new
book, Ozark Passage for
Bogart, and IL will be one Of
his 1916 movies, probably with
Bacall.
CHATTER in Hollywood: One
~ of the reasons l had a diff
cult time getting out a column
today mote / say one of the
reasons) is that the phone kept
ringing every five minutes with
some one asking if Bing Crosby
is dead or seriously i'll.
That report spread over IIol-
iywood like wildfre, how I'll
never know. Let me say quickly
that Bing is very well, he is
in New York and will be home
soon.
These death" rumorS are
constantly popping up out Of
the blue about one or another
prominent star. How they start
Is a mystery no one IN Holly
wood has ever been able 10 solve.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29

guess, and he gave Robin to
mo -
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29

ON SAFE AT ANYTIME AT ALL THEATeRS LISTED BELOW!
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
Good News for Kids

MAYBE you do. and maybe
H you don't remember Rus
sell Hayden Vho was No. 4 on
the eoWboy stars poll before
he went into the naUy. I'm
sure the kids remember him
and OiH be glad TO knoU that
he's bach and going into one
Of the featured spots IN the
Pine-IhoDros opus, "SeUen
Were SoUsd."
In private life Hoyden is
divorced from Jan Clayton,
the girl Who pent 1.-The a whizz
IN "Coroussi" IN ksw York.
But their rift isn't keeping
him from heading TO Nsw
MeEieo an a day or 40 TO
spend the holidays with Their
5-yeor-oid daughter who hUes
With Janis parents.
CNAPSHOTS Of Hollywood coll
y lected al random: Shcils
Graham. syndicated writer. is
receiving congratulations on the
birth Of her second child.
Bebe Daniels spent al of
Christmas Day, and the day
after. trying 10 get IN q call "a
Ben Lyon. 1t was their hrst
holiday apart.
Rita Beery, Wallie's ex look
ing like a million az the Club
DoH-Roy with Col. Alfred Bodie,
who rs mad about her.
That's all today. See VA to-
morrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29

] guess, and he gave Robin to
me-"
PHOTO HELPS DRIVE
Robin probably is the most
pictured member of the X.
Corps. He was photographed
numerous times, has his picture
in the Pictorial History of the
Second World War, and had his
photo used all over the country
as publicity in the Sixth War
Loan drive.
Gross has trained the dog
enough so that he has become
friendly with all members of the
family.
Overseas, though" says
Gross, II was the only one who
could get anywhere near him."
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Pastor, Band
Featured

IF YOU are 4 record fan. then
you'll Immediately recognize Five
Sailed Peanuts. - novelty band
arrangement which highlightS the
musical offerings of Tony Pastor 5
band I'm the new stage revue az
TIE Downtown Theater.
This is the wax disc which has
outdiStanced other such tunes IN
record sales and one which the
Pastor organization plays exceed
inglY well. The vocal is by maestro
Pastor, who is one of those versa
tile fellows when il comes TO
showmanShip and talent lies a
singer, SaNophoniSt and song
writer all rolled into one.
Diversified entertainment aC-
companies the music dispensed by
this outfit. There's George Guest,
Xy1OphOnSr, RUIN Mccullough,
SongStreSS. and Walter Dare
Wahl, comedy team OF pantomlmc
hand balancerS, OF this group, the
latter Clcverly coax laughs from
patrons as they cavort IN silence.
An individual performance by
Jimmy Vincent, the bands drum
mer, adds llVehncsS 10 an other
wise average stage reVuc.-W. ).
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
National Stars
2Comedians

HEADLINING the new revue
opening today at the National
Theater is Chuck Wilson and Sid
Rogers. two double talking come
dians with zany antics. Frank
Smith. StraiGht-man, also has a
hand in the fun routIneS.
Gloria Love creates individual
dance routineS; RoSalie offers a
series ut intricate tap routlncS;
Buddy LaSher includes the latest
popular tunes i'm his tenor roper
tore, and Scotty Hun b er is
chorus round out the revue with
cleverly staged dance productions.
Shows are continuous from II
a. m. to IL p. m, and every Sat
HFday- there is = special midnight
ShOW
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Eastwood Rink
Opens Tonight

EASTWOOD PARK roller rink
will open for the fall and winter
season tonight with Sigmund Ross
furnishing organ music Nightly
and Sunday matinee skate scS-
slonS viii be provided
Starting today and continuing
through Saturday and Sunday
both day and night all rides on
the park midway will he at cut
rates.
Bob Strong and his band viii
play for dancing through Sunday
night and for the jam session
Sunday afternoon
Eastwood Park ,amusementS
will operate all through Sep
tembcr
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Film Time Clock

ADAMS The Wonder Man" II q. m
4 81. 442, 1888. lO.2a D. m.. Sersean
Mike." ~ 81. 342, O.. 30, o.24 p m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL Back 20 Batasn
~ q. m 80. Z 80, e. 20, 10 D m
Mama Loves Papa. l2.45, ,. 80, 6.l5
8 ,. 10,
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soviet Nation Dance l.i3, sos. 4 S.
q a., s-5i 40 8
Downtown Apology for Murder" 2 80
sos. $40. s.l5. no so m. Tony Pastor
and band on stage. 2o5, 4.4o. 1913
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MtCHiGAN - Midnight Manhunt II 81
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UNITTD ARTISTS Anchors Awclgh 90
Il o. a IN. l.'0, 80. t6. o 30 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-15
Silver Star Awarded d

An attempt 10 rescue a wounded
marine ON Saipan which cost the
life Of Marine PFC John T. Bloom
field, 120i2 Yosemite. brought a
pOSthumouS award OF the Silver
Star. the marine corps revealed
TO-DAY.