The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 13, 1937, Page 4

| l F : is | with Mr. home where were to have’ their usual for bridge,’ : 3 i ig and nd wi H Hi i Fi were bea Florida Motor’ morning for her el E i ee m ‘last rz roa on the Cuba from a accompanied Baldwin. ’ Johnson from F f jattentive boy in any two schools ot 3 es Mrs. Curtis Stanton, formerly’ i "Koy West, won’ the FO bere ee then om ae and ought to be told, but it’s too| _ Stanley Field of Chicago, mer- ‘Of this city but now making her ion i nee, weaving our way *hru DUSY/iong a story for one golumn, PH} chant, born in England, 62 years Barwite teteae bors 0nd, as Stil #hle. $0. KeeD Lsiatamrday might ‘Areftie,, delayed! he you another dose later on. | 8E°- here over the highway for a visit bi dbaies ORIEN HE eorresnondenes on iby lights and jams. (We had no There may be cases : he the the side. The teacher, it is said,) siren to warn traffic and y be cases where e inter-| a Mrs. Eva Bopp is a grandmother | —— ae TS Sl Bat you eal ‘gt the age of 32. H rand- | Entertainment vo [guint ras born the oibee iar} Direct Relief oe ¥ jto her 17-year-old daughter, Mrs. | For SKIN ITCH ‘Rehearsals are now being held; ‘Womanless Wedding” to 7 May 27 at 8 o'clock. i mt is being directed’ — ‘by Gerald Saunders. A good pro- gram is being arranged. | “The Store That Serves You Best” spend time and gas + shopping around when we give: i special attention to our TELE-F PHONE ORDERS. i Our Clerks exercise Order and fill it as specified. We Welcome Responsible §f| Accounts ARCHER'S IS A COMPLETE) FOOD STORE carrying Fish $14 Fleming Street i | ‘Rex Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph anniver-' Saunders, Sidney Curry, Mr. and | Mrs. Charles 'G. Lewin, Mr. and enforced Mrs. Henry Warren, Mrs, Kirch-} utiful and heiner, and Miss Anna Kirch- who was) to induce attention. J. B.j tention can be held long enough, family for sev-| during the class hour, he may ac: | quire a general idea of the sub-: ject and yet have time for more ‘important matters such as ex- 'chimging love notes, snapping gum and blowing spit-balis, — ig _ eet The first hour calls were slow ive-and readily learn wintowesi ne routine in nature; minor ac- was put before him, without so/ much as a glance at Mary Jones.’ * was so astounded that he called Hiarris,| placing a hand on his: head ex- mm busi-/claimed, “My boy, you are little Short of genius.” To which thejwe got there in less’ than Potential intellectual giant re-/ minutes. We found the river but Wied: “Shux teacher, I hope J} no woman. from Me! MOTHER AT 15, AND GRANDMOTHER, 32 celebration Fielden Elbertso: t By C. G. FLINT PePoVeseooeoseee ilot like the’ hard’ way. In fact, and Mrs, Leo Warren, Mr.'tgst Satu: Mrs, Ulric Gwynn, Mr. and’ terestin’ so I accepted. Joseph Warren, Mr, and Mrs.! Like 9 lot of folks, I always had victim to the hospital and Car 12, a crazy idea that cops nowada ‘ ‘had it pretty soft, expecially. the| tha” ten minutes, birds that spent their time joy-| vidin’ in nice shiny radio cars, after spendin’ seven hours in one, ,of ’em and gettin’ taste of the proposition, I’m tell- in’ you that.a cop’s job, whether the takes it on the hoof or the’ . een of his pants, is still a man- sized hunk of occupation. Modern radio stuthin’ is ‘a whole ' fishin’. You tune in on :the headquarters’ operator and ‘its ‘just like dropp‘n’ a line in the.wa- °R! cor. aseiin schools, as an improve- ter. You sit there and wait) mev- ote tie: dull process of /&7 knowin’ what's gonna happen The fisherman . tests ! squirts a bit of oil on his’ yery likely method has been tried ‘reel, examines the line guides on jor where, * this line, “The wind bloweth | gnvestigate.”” then BUZZ-Z- “Calling car 12, car 12—Wom- an on river bank, near ‘boatyards, reported acting screwy—May be drunk, crazy or suicide atteompt— “OK, on ithe way,” Bailey answered over the two-way our path.) a personal; eqeoqagecnnnensones: des ev 1 | aroul sie | Asa wule I don't *round,| Se mddie . Atteet like flea! lowing: ;huntin’ trouble, but ‘ans Otticer pind sda! bow? While pa-} 022" [Bailey of the Tampa foree invited plmeti were busy _ straightening e to go for a ride in his newly! Cut the traffic tangle and keep-| quipped two-way radio patrol car rday night it sounded in- on ‘the little minds of tender years | his rod and wonders if his outfit wil stand-by him when the It is claimed that if a ioy’s at-| boy strikes. The radio cop awaits ‘that warning signal that precedes a message and in the meantime makes sure his tapper is in his hip pocket, his service revolver in his holster, the flashlight handy and other equipment in order for any emergency, and ‘he too wonders if it will stand-by him when the big moment. arrives, cidents, a juke-joint quarrel, drunk or two, all in other zones. y i . In short, the guys in the other ‘ Receuitly 9 sort-of intelligence {boats were gettin’ a few small fish, and daughter'.test was given the pupils, or per- | arrived Washington haps we should say scholars, of a ‘morning accompanying the Key West school. The object, as of the husband and father,!we understood it, being to determ- | who died in'‘ine the mental age of the class last Saturday night. jnumbers. diahieaiets (where it listeth,” said the most in- clear | the youth to the platform and,; We were two miles from ain't that small.” Miami, Fia., May 11, 1937. : selves. Hy Axnociatea Vress) j DES MOINES, Ia., May 13. | B. L.° (Lenore) Schreck. A special combination of medical “{-did) better than Lenore,”/ agents make Imperial Lotion for the “ j ee = given under auspices of Fipst! says Mrs.-Bopp. “I was married | he tenets eons ang Folieving E, (Stone) Church on Thurs! et 45494, Honore was born when, Fingworr and common itech, was WHEN YOU BUY THE sctadlesdeatea @ It may be fun to “sit in” on a game—but ‘where's the fun in risking your money on sazor blades? Probak Jr. at 4 for 10¢, offers youa double-edge blade of known quality. . ‘Made by a special process, Probak Jr. glides ‘through toughest whiskers without pull or irritation. Probak Jr. is made by the world's largest blade manufacturer. Buy a package Of these smooth-shaving razor blades today. PROBAK JUNIOR BLADES A PRODUCT OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST GLADE MAKERS i percentage of Using the | phone, Bailey verified the jtion. - Where had the call | from? It was one of those anony- j mous things, like folks who write | letters to newspapers and won’t j sign their names. There are even mor2 who seem to take delight in jreportin’ law infractions, fires, or! | whatnot, but won’t identify them-! large| Tn consequence, a Two police ; duds—the result of body's imagination. some 35c an five} two-way loca- come} — calls are | busy-} direct- $1. in’? the crowd back, arrange- ments were quickly comp'eted to’ send the driver to the station, the| reported ‘Back in Service” in less Bein’ thirsty, I suggested 4 Coca-Cola, aned we pulled into a’ ‘Tea or Coffee barbeque joint, but before we; Very Special could get served the ever-alert, Pineapple. end Herm voice from headquarters informed. ‘coe vidual Chi us that someone was attemptin’ to break and enter a grocery store. Steppin’ on the gas so the car jumped like a ‘frightened bull frog, we ‘vere on our way. What. a ride! We went thru ‘em, around ’em and: jbetween the lights, over dips that sent’. our heads against the top. In three} pr. James H. Fran! and a half minutes we were pullin’| dent Crozer Theologi up in front of the store, but the; pry, Chester, Pa., born zone car was there ahead of us! Va., 65 years ago. and the detective squad pulled in right behind us, their brakes} squealin’. I never saw so much; law, so quick, in al! my lit it was another dud. Breakin’ in, the back door, officers flashed} their lights to find a cowerin’ kid in the corner—son of the owner big town, Ohio, 61 years ago. goin’ home. ears and never give a thought to senna the guys who, hour after hour, day 2fter day, night after night, walk tisesome beats, ride miles in tadio cars, ever watchful—ever alert—to gvard us and _ protect our property while we sleep. We expect ’em to catch every law- in Boston, 60 years ago, question US, we want the Mayor to fire ’em. ago. There’s a lot more that couid| 20 | ; Taxpayer gets no return for the| MONKOE THEATER police protection are payin’ divi- dends: 4 ay agian Pe Jean Muir-Warren Hull in gate”. | tra, 15-20c; Night: 15-25¢ { No 00. ELECTRIC COOKERY IS THE. WORLD’S MOST MODERN METHOD OF PREPARING FOODS . NOW dS THE TIME for you to install an elec- tric range in your home. There will be no cost for installation, and monn payments are less than SEVEN CENTS A ‘SWITCH TO BETTER COOKING by having one of our GENERAL ELECTRIC RANGES put in today. With our ALL ELECTRIC,RATE you will find electric ‘cooking to be the cheapest fuel you can use. it is fast, clean, cool and eco- nomical, We give you an al- lowance of $20.00 for your old equipment, and remember that the pay- ments are less than SEVEN CENTS A DAY THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC COMPANY David B. Robertson, president But| of the Brotherhood of Locomo-, ut) 4 tive Engineers and Firemen, Cleveland, born at West Austin- of the store—who had been on aj Maud M. Lindsay of Sheffie'd, party or somethin’ and crawled in-! Ala., noted kindergartner, born to the store to sleep it off before| at Tuscumbia, Ala., 63 years ago. Horace Bowker of New York, president of the American Agri- cultural Chemical Company, born Leonard H. Dyer of Winter breaker ‘but US. if the Park, Fla., noted imventor, born poser ey. 3 ed in Washington, D. C., 64 years the} Jack he puts out, but the few|! Claire Trevor-Michael Whalen} spot the call came from when wel Pennies of his dough that go for in CAREER WOR [got it, and in spite of handicaps} “Calling Car 12—Car 12—Dog FUGITIVE IN THE SKY | has lady’s cat in tree—Investi-|| Matinee: Balcony, 10c; Orches- EXPERT RADIO AND AUTO. YATES SERVICE STATION, : ment. eee PSE EEE act Re - are &: TI FZPLLALLALLLLAZLALLLLALLE LCCC EDEL OOD OOD IIAIG N THE MUNRO, 128 N. E. 4th street, Summer rates. mayt-1lmo; And so it goes all the night! Joan Starr Utitermeyex of wemmcererettee ereocner thru. 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