The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 23, 1940, Page 6

PAGE SIX |. LATE NEWS BULLETINS | (By ‘Aeosclaed Press) | MIAMI, Feb. 23—The U. S.| Government was today advised by a foreign shipping company) that a floating mine had been; observed in mid-Atlantic, ap-| proximately 1300 miles off the} coast of Florida, Coast Guard | vessels are*teported to be. search-| ing for the mine. LONDON, Feb. 23.—Brit- ish air force made a raid yesterday on Helgoland air base in the face of heavy anti-aircraft fire. Recent flights of the R. A, F. have been made far into German territory, a recent flight over Bohemian territory having been reported. LONDON, Feb. 23.—Admiralty Lord Churchill today spoke at exercises for heroes of the Brit- ish destroyer Exeter, and stated THE KEY WEST CITIZEN 'HOUSING LOAN TO BE SOUGHT HERE (Continued from Page One) tion of Messrs. Crane and Bohn yesterday, the Key West Housing Authority plans called for a total ‘outlay of $3,600 for each dwel- ling unit, both for the whites and colored residents. Members of the Key West Housing Authority ‘ assuted ‘the | federal housing agents that a | cut in the cost of each unit from | $3,600 to $3,300 was within the ! bounds of possibility and ordered | Executive Director Wallace B. | Kirke and his staff to proceed with revision of the plans and | specifications to make the re-| duction suggested by Washing- ton. It will be- necessary, Director | LIQUORS WINES Complete Line CURRO’S BAR PACKAGE STORE Special Prices on Package Goods FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, Kirke states, to scale down the necessary. If that change should | general development program so jbe ordered it would not affect |Floor Show At that the 220 dwelling units orig-' ‘the contract soon to be presented | \Raul’s Tomorrow inally deemed the minimum re-!to the President, for it will allow | Splendid poate ts hea quirement may be fitted to the for expansion of approximately splendid program oa n funds that will be made avail- 10 percent in the funds allotted pone be aoe en a able by the loan from the U. S. to the Key West projects. sel mk New x ohsiediec = Housing Authority. night's: meeting o'clock. <u il be using int out. that: whi determin- B. , Li} QBince seprm meee ta Pe ae ae nished by Ray Baldwin's Nati within: the financial pattern will isdatry trevor: i#tHawsiian Orchestra. There: wi be made; 'the.U: S. Housing Au- j be no admission cr cover charg thority may later determine that v.ncr member the original estimate of $3,600 for each dwelling unit may be land Adzins Melv.n cf the com attend. L. dua E. ‘Subscribe to ‘The Citizen—20e \ weekly. “4 S.:0n. W.S unable to —_——-+--- eed ie) ©. that Britain’s s power is fast becoming of ar-reaching im- portance. Ov 1700 auxiliary naval ships are now operating under the Union Jack he stated. ‘HIS is the way 1,200 acres of the most productive land in the world looks from the air. It is the most recent aerial photograph of the Rouge plant of the Ford Motor Com- pany in eee Mich. Long the world’s greatest industrial unit, the ] and the new Ford tractor are all pro- plant is steadily growing larger. A | duced in this jmmense plant. On the $34,000,000 construction program | right is one of the 27 parking lots was completed recently but already | where most of the 84,000 Rouge em- additional building is under way.| ployees park their cars while at For Two Weeks Duval at Petronia St. Phone 138 Special Deliver Key West, Fila. SSSI LSS: Ford cars and oaches mercury cars, ~ (LEAGUE TO, HEAR NOW IN PORT ‘ABOUT ALTMARK SEAMEN KEPT BUSY ON OTHER QUESTIONS CONCERN- ING SEA WARFARE MAY BE BROUGHT UP OSLO, Feb. 23—A new trade pact between Norway and Germany has just been concluded, it was announced here today. Terms of the agreemenis were not an- nounced. HOMEWARD-BOUND VACATIONISTS LIKE | CLYDE-MALLORY LINES, As a delightful climax to th Florida homeward~-bound _ to northern cities, are taking advantage of the Clyde-Mallory Lines’ refresh- ing Ame Jacksonv York t With a comprehensive schedule | of- frequent departures from the Florida cities, the luxurious fleet of Clyde Mallory Lin fast eruise-way liners provide the} only direct water route to New NOTED WRITER York. teway to and |waters. After several hours of waiting a British destroyer drove New England cities. Wade, prominent writ-|the German vessel aground and CLEANING AND MECHAN- ICAL DETAILS ir (By Associated Press) There was little activity ‘among PARIS, Feb. 23—Government the naval ships in Key West to- | officials have announced that the In port were, the Destroyers | Anglo-French alliance will not McCalla, | OPPose the submitting of the S.S. McCook, Rodgers, Evans, Wickes ee ne dent Petre and Schenck, and the Seaplane Tender Gannet. Seamen holiday, —_vacationists, | Gay. Lea, flagship; Bancroft, ican flag services from le and Miami to New The official communique de- clared that th@ Allies are pre- cleaning | pared to raise the question before decks and servicing the mechan-|the League of the torpedoing of ical equipment. The McCalla/¥narmed vessels and merchant and Lea took on cargoes of fuel Ships without warning by Ger- oil at the maip channel dock. |™8n U-boats. Recently the Nazis | warned they would begin indis- criminatory sea warfare. Attempting to run the British blockade, he Altmark was sight- ed by English warships and fol- ‘lowed into Norwegian territorial were busy northern Assuring a carefree cru day of Clyde-Mallory board” service to take their cars thus eliminating the uous drive overland Favorites among cruise. sh the spacicus Shawnee, Seminole, Cherokee and Algonquin, head northwar tionists enjoy a wide ety of shipboard ac-! tivities. Supervised by compet- ent cruise : such gay pastimes leboard, deck tennis, hor maintain the exhilerating vacation-time tem- po. relaxation and Lines’ permits travelers! Mason er of Ne with in Key sei with hi Harry Sylve: e Seminary street. } Mr. Wade has recently written the Biography of Margaret Ful- | ler, one of America’s first great | feminis which will be publish- | ed this spring by the Viking | Press. He has written criticisms for the Book Review page of the New Yor them, i 300 English seamen held captive ard- on the auxiliary craft, The Alt- st to visit for a while nds, Mr. and Mrs. sr, who reside on MONROE E THEATER John Payne—Jane Wyman KID NIGHTINGALE JAMAICA INN Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- ! j chestra 15-20c; Night—15-25c k Times on a number of | |FLA. KEYS REAL ESTATE | BUY NOW ... it will never be Some good locations moderately priced. sa | ens E. R. (Doc) Lowe Registered Broker—Tavernier Archer's. Grocery “The Store That Serves You Best” as vai cocktail loung and sun dec and dancing promenade ing picture music of MOVIE STARS CAN'T 5 LOOK SKINNY} °"°??** No woman can afford to. If} you have unlovely haggard hol- lows and are thin, you may need, the Vitamin B Complex and Iron in Vinol. Vinol has helped thou- sands, ORIENTAL PHARMACY » and ever- service to an trip. CARD OF THANKS Sincere thanks to our friends are extended and neighbors for their many ts of kindness ten- dered us during our recent sor- row, the illness and death of our beloved one, Mrs. Ida B. Lowe. We are indced grateful to those who gave the use of their the donors of the beautiful floral ; _." tributes, me of sympathy and to Evangelist Florence De- laney of the Assembly of God for her faithful and loving attention in the hour of need. We assure one and all that their kindness will never be forgotten JOSEPH LOWE AND DAUGHTERS. The RENDEZVOUS _ 410 Fleming Street o—o—o WHERE GOOD FOOD MAY BE OBTAINED o—o—o Cocktail Lounge This Triple Combination— You Can’t Beat It! SERVICE QUALITY PRICE a Boca Chica Resort and FISHING CAMP | S Restaurant—Home Cooking| Cottages—Charter and Row Boats—Private Beach tee We invite your “check- up” on just how we con- stantly maintain this TRIPLE COMBINATION. 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