The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 13, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR :-: SOCIETY Navy Wives Club Enjoyed Social Meet Friday At Gulf Stream Grille, The social meeting of the Navy |dames Mary Pierce, Betty Mans-| Mizpah Pierce and O. D. Sharp. Mrs. soe See mages Pierce was also the fort- Wives’ Club was held yesterday |field, Sally Belcher, afternoon at Patio Grille. The new president, z unate winner of the door prize. Mrs. Georgia Denman, called the} Mrs. Dorothy Anderson an-jintervals in the nounced that she had received a notice from the National Board in California that the club’s ap- plication for a charter had been approved and that the charter would be mailed in a few days. The club will now be known of- ficially as the “Key West Branch | No. 23 of the Navy Wives’ Clubs lan, owner of the Grille.” The meeting next week will Hall and will be called to order at 1:30 p. m. All members and other navy wives are requested ‘ Delicious refreshments of cake} meeting to order at 1:30 o’clock. ang punch were served during} afternoon, through the courtesy of Mr. Al-j be held at the American Legion ; WiIOIOaaas. ‘THEY WERE BOTH | FIRST AND LAST (By Associated Press) July 13—Back in 1905 Terrel Jasper was the first passen- ger to ride an electric E : " EF ie Hf iH te gk i sf i f FE: Wl He f i } Hl he iP pick j i hee tf e gee i a EB one this ~ 8 1, uses to be present as President Den- | ve replaced them. t THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SPIES GET SMARTER | ALL THE TIME, SEEMS | | (By Associated Press) | BERNE, July 13.—Internation-| jal espionage has found a -new; | wi ing i i i the Swiss Government, has had) Most folks who run for office |to issue a decree declaring it un-|°T “Tite columns = ae dg = |lawful for the duration of the war | urging of many < Hee The 'to insure Swiss factories and |O"¢ fault we won't admit is hy- properties abroad. jpocrisy. No one has. urged It seems that the prospective |2dvised we to: Spin. _ the. serede jeustomers had to give so much jovercrowded ranks of column- |detailed information about the |!StS: quite the contrary. Writing |size and location of their proper- |2 Column on political doings and |ties that this sort of “insurance” |fVervday happenings in Florida was no longer compatible with | one of three Jife-long ambi- the interests of national defense. | FLORIDA FERRIS WHEEL jtions. The second of them is to ‘have you like it. i : tac jon, sume for this thing We ; a pic! is one for ie Teason (a he - orca! = cna sie ot east ZURICH, July 13—Swiss stu- |half the time. know his mother. or SATURDAY FULT 16 1 7 |to Dan McCarty, of “get-'em-off- the road” fame. Support of Dade) —_—_———E== ‘Joe’s group has assured the nom-| Marriage license was issued ination of McCarty, who is ex- from the office of County Jutige pected to make a strong and able Raymond R Lord. authorizing speaker. He's sincere, energetic - ‘and courageous. To understand the wedding of John E Perkey of to what an extent he possesses an, Sy oat hs of DeLand, Fi i these qualities, you have only to i ton La aa ae ;Baptist churct His nomination will practically |*®¢ ce™emony insure that harmony will pre- vail between the lower and Governor-elect Spessard Hol- land. Practically every gover- nor has been able to maintain) this status during the first ses- sion of his administration; hold- ing it into the the second is the trick. Only once within our recollection has a governor fail- ed to have better-than-fair co- operation in the first session; not once do we recall a governor Papers were filed im 2 suit for divorce yesterday morning office of Clerk Ross C Sawyer of Circuit Court, in the case of Adrian Boyd versus Edith Robm son Boyd. Today's Horoscope man will outline her plans for |"% f Lede dhe whe whe uheuteule dents are playing host to stu-|-, National politics, too, are up of America”. Further correspond- | ence from the national board is; expected before the next meet-| ing. Then came the main event of the meeting, a Stork Shower for Mrs. A. R. Wing. This was a complete surprise to Billie and she was the recipient of many lovely and useful gifts. Various games were played during the afternoon and among ling her term of office. the club at that time and will also appoint the members of the various committees to serve dur- If any member has ideas for the ad- vancement of the club this will be the time and place for them to present them to. the other members. Mesdames A. Batchelder and O. D .Sharp were guests of the club and their presence was greatly enjoyed. |dents from Holland and Belgium. | More than a hundred men LEVIES ARE DOWN | from German-occupied areas are studying at the University of (Continued from Page One) _ Zurich. | ments on the line are interested | All communications have been only in the facts facing them in| cut off and the students are! | their actual tax bill. | Stranded and penniless in Zurich. Favored Few Do Not Pay {| The Union of Swiss Students “The great majority of these} has asked the foreign men to be tax bills do not show any reduc-| their guests for meals until they jtion because a favored few have hear from home again. ‘PROPERTY TAX | j about stratosphere altitude. Like old-fashioned hoss traders, the Democrats and Republicans have apparently been trying to see which can outswap the other. Up to now the Democrats have two to one, but payoff on these odds won't be known until November The little get-together at Phil- adelphia consumed considerable those winning prizes were: Mes- NOTES OF TODAY Renin Chand To Fete Caesar La Monaca i George Mills White, conductor | Te Visit Relatives of the Romany Chorus, and the | Jackson Lowe was a passenger membership of the chorus, have /eaving on the early bus this invited Caesar La Monaca, W.O.,/™orning for Miami where he will conductor of the 265th Regiment- Spend several days with relatives al Band, to be a special guest at and friends. the next rehearsal of the Ro- ——- manies, at the American Legion | Miss Pinder On Trip Hail, next Thursday. Miss Florida Pinder, daughter As Conductor La Monaca is,of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pinder, playing a concert on the same/left this morning on the early evening, the Romany Chorus’ bus for Tampa to spend a while will delay the opening of re-!as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. hearsal until 9 p. m. in order for; William Lord and family. him and others attending the == band concert to come to the Miss Fay Adams and sister, jnot been forced to pay their fair! | share’of the tax load and are en- joying the reductions of 50 per- {cent or more which have ,not been allowed to reach the little taxpayer who cannot afford a lawyer to contest his assessment. “Here then is the great oppor- tunity for the next State Admin- istration under Governor-Desig- nate Spessard L. Holland if he is given the co-operation of the House under the leadership of Representative Dan McCarty and the Senate under Senator John Beacham. “If this 50 percent reduction in total property tax levies is distri- buted among all taxpayers through uniform assassments and | ‘firm collection of taxes, then the American Legion Hall following: Miss Lorraine Adams, daughters | the concert. At the Romany Chorus hearsal this week, members were on hand, includ-|ing for Miami, where Miss Fay ing: Mrs. L. O. De Lozier, Mun-| was to take passage for summer roe Smith, Mrs. Mary Milnar,}school at Tuscaloosa, Ala. and _ Edmund Curry and Miss Bettyi Miss Lorraine was to spend a Lee Allshouse. . , while with relatives and then go 2S ee ;for a visit with relatives in the CLINIC GUARDS ; mountains of North Carolina. HEALTH OF CITY George Albury Here George Albury, who had been | spending a week with relatives and friends in the city, the first time in many years, left on the early bus this morning for his home in Miami. of Mr. and Mrs. A. Maitland re-| Adams were passengers leaving (Continued from Page One) once you had been vaccinated against smallpox, it was for life. No such promise is made now- adays and it is advisable to be re-vaccinated every five to seven voaee = Visited Aguilars Another misconception is that; Mrs. Aurelio Pages and daugh- a typhoid shot is sure to make | ef Miss Ofelia, and son, Aurelio you sick. We were already sick /Jt Who had been visiting for with chills and fever when we | ‘Wo weeks in the city and were got our first shot, but nary .a the guests of Mr. and Pedro chill nor fever have we had Aguilar, left on the early bus this since. Dr. Parramore says that ™0rning for their home in Tam- a typhoid shot increases your re- | P sistance to such things. To keep SaUSe protected against typhoid you get , Rev. O.C. Howell Returns three shots every two years. Rev. O. C. Howell, of Ley Me- This health service is free to Morial church, arrived in the city all and adults as well as children this noon from Tampa, where he are urged to avail themselves of and Mrs. Howell had gone earlier this important means of health this week to attend funeral rites protection. The clinic at 1300, for Mrs. Howell's brother. United street is open daily from 8 a..m. to 12 noon and 1 p. m to Visits Here For Summer 4p. m., except Saturday when Miss Edith Wommack, of Talla- the hours are 8 a. m. to 12 noon.’ hassee, is vistting-her brother-in- Everyone is invited to call or tele-' law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. phone for information. Funderburk, at the Overseas Even as the sailors with shore Hotel, and will remain here until liberty in New York rent low September, and then return to boats on the lake at Central | Tallahassee to attend school. Park, so doctors on their vaca- tions carry their medical con-|Left For Brooksville cerns along with them on their Mrs. David Ogden left on the vacations. This year .Dr. Parra- early bus this morning+ for more attended meetings for the | Brooksville, Fla, going to pay a study of tuberculosis at Jackson-| Visit to her daughter, Mrs. Cecil ville, while on his vacation. Blackburn. Mrs. Reaves is a graduate General Homa st Onande, Fi, SAAT NG Re ONIGHT and joined the Monroe County} formerly of Health Unit last April. She took Post-graduate work for three! Martin Thomas, months at the Philadelphia Gen-| Daytona Beach and a long-time eral Hospital, specializing in chil-; follower of the roller rink busi- dren's contagious diseases; three |ness, being at one time a profes- months on contagion at Herman sional skater himself, announces Kiefer Hospital in Detroit, and ‘the opening of his Skating another three months at Chil-‘ Palace tonight at 8:00 o'clock on dren’s Hospital, Detroit, on chil- the Southard street (near Duval) dren’s diseases. site of the new building now Dr. Parramore seems especial- | completed. Ty ‘concerned with the health of; Mr. Thomas was engaged in the children but we can pass the same business in Cleveland along two tips that might entice for about fifteen years, at Luna the adults to go for their shots:;Park, and Euclid Beach, near The ladies will find Dr. Parra-'that city. He is also a motor more considerate and kindly and jenthusiast, having entered his; the men-folks will find that his'own car in the famous Indianap- nurse is not at all hard to look olis Speedway Decoration Dayj at. And you will be helping tojaffairs every year from 191! to make Key West a healthier place | 1938. to live in at the same time. Be’ He feels that Key West will seeing you there? accord his enterprise here a cordial welcome and that he will, Italy is smaller than New Jer- be able to keep the rink open sey. * the year ‘round. The British air force has found; Hundreds of young Malayans | that yellow is the most striking, have entered training at Singa- of all colors, and has adopted its pore as seamen for the British use in many _ 'navys \ several new on the 7 o'clock bus this morn-| SUNDAY DINNER UR Grandmothers thought salads were a necessary evil at a meal,and | did little toward exploring their gastro- nomic possibilties. Her granddaughter, however, has learned that particularly in summer an entire meal can be built around a salad. Sunday might be an ex- cellent day to vary the menu by plan- | | ning either a fruit or vegetable salad that is almost a meal in itself. And | many are the fruit and le com- binations which might be selected from | the markets this week. Cabbage, pep- pers, cauliflower, celery and tomatoes are all specially pri and lettuce, and peas remain at the low prices they have been for the past few weeks. In the fruit line, fresh peaches, ph cantaloupes and cherries are for the week, and may be com- in fruit cups, or im their natural states. Here are three menus at different price levels planned by Cora Anthony of the A&P kitchen, with or vari- ations as an important part of the menu: Broiled Frankfurters Hot Potato Saiad with Sour Cream i Cherry Upside-Down Cake Coffee, Tea or Milk - Very Special Dinner Broiled Chicken New Potatoes with Butter Sauce Battered New Peas Rasperry, Blueberry Holle and Better Vanilla Ice Cream with Chocolate Sauce Tes, Coffee or Milk | aes time picking a driver for a buggy great majority of tax “bills will tat, it was generally conceded, show a reduction and the state Ava going any place. Peed ns and counties will have far more runner-uppers or vorite revenue than they now get”. offspring would have been a \pushover, but more attention ‘must be given the gentleman (Senet: Se onto ‘with the euphonious name. “Wen- BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT ‘iP Yc curt Bey Sent tke ee something out of Snow White, VILLATES HAVE SON but you can’t laugh off the abil- Mr. and Mrs. Manola Villate,|ity, force and personality of a 813 Duval street, announce the guy who can team up with a po- arrival of a boy, weighing 12) litical party one day and become Pounds, at the home yesterday /its presidential nominee almost afternoon. Mother and son are | overnight. (This paragraph was reported as doing nicely. ; Written just fifteen mniutes be- fore the campaign song from “Snow White” came over the ra- | dio.) SPECIAL NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS The Tax-Assessor of the City, Proof that today’s red-hot is- of Key West, having submitted | sue may be tomorrow’s cold gray to the City Council his pre-|ash is the support of Uncle Joe liminary assessment roll for the year 1940, for approval, all per- = sons desiring to have corrections) We Roast, Blend and Grind thereof made whether in listing, STRONG ARM valuation of the property, or BRAND COFFEE otherwise, are hereby notified that said assessment roll will be in a City Clerk’s office ac-/ to Please Your Palate cessible to the public beginning | oRp; Monday, July 15, 1940, to and] ee including Thursday, July 25, 1940, for the purpose of mspec-! tion. The Clerk’s office will be open during said period from 9:00 A.; M. to 1:00 P. M. and from 2:00 P. M. to 5:00 P. M. daily except- ing Sunday. Any person desiring a correc- tion as above should file with the City Clerk on or before Thurs- day, July 25, 1940 at 5:00 P. M his or her objections to said as- sessments and the corrections de- sired to be made. = The City Council will meet at the City Hall on Thursday, July 25, 1940 at 8:00 P. M. for the pur- pose of equalizing the assess- ments and making proper cor-/ rections and will reconvene from day to day until all of said peti- tions shall have been heard and equalization of assessments have been completed. ARCHIE ROBERTS, jly13-15,1940 City Clerk. YES, INDEED! It’s Bargain Time at CHAS. ARONOVITZ A Few Of The Many Specials For Monday sobs $180 yer Ee ge 25c Boris Karloff—Bela Lugosi BLACK FRIDAY also COMEDY — NEWS FOLLOW THE CROWD TO | HOLTSBERG’S MONDAY SPECIALS New Ruffled Curtains, all colors, s¢e display, 50c pair Regular 25c Flock Dot Voiles, on sale at _ 19c yard 25c yard Anocther shipmént of 81x99 Four Year Guarantee Sheets, limit two to a Pepperell Pillow Cases, four to a box Silks to close out at - (See display) Another Jot of customer - - 85c - $1.00 . 25c yard dresses, buy them Monday at ___. . 19¢ yard Full size Crinkle Spreads, all colors, special at _ 59c Another lot of Printed Rayon Table Cloths, special 69c Satin Ballerina Bathing Suits just in at Heavily Worked Chenille Spreads, full size $2.98 having it during the second. Of more than passing interest was the recent aviation meet in |Tampa, which had for its princi- pal speaker Eddie Rickenbacker, who has done more to aviation- \ize America than any other doz- en people. We'd like to see a department of aviation in the |President’s cabinet, with Ricken- backer as secretary. Next week’s turn of, the Wheel will carry the delegates and their | alternates to the Democratic con- vention at Chicago, and a lineup | on some of the things that may —and may not happen there. MONROE THEATER Thos. Mitchell—Edna Best Freddie Bartholomew Swiss Family Robinson Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- chestra 15-20c; Night—15-25¢ ; | TRY IT TODAY— The Favorite in Key West STAR + BRAND | CUBAN COFFEE | ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS | VIAL LLL 2 2 THEY HAVE BEEN CHECKED OVER i F 4 git fist FILIP L ALLL LLL — Joe Pearilman’s, Inc. $1.00 DAY SALE SATURDAY — MONDAY — TUESDAY THESE ARE All EXCELLENT VALUES Tage ADVANTAGE OF THEM SHOES Over 200 pair BROKEN STOCK SHOTS |] values to $2.00 siso SILK DRESSES 75 SILK Regular $1.98 sale SUITS—aiso PLAY SUITS. on sale $1.00 Closing out all our LADIES’ HATS. Values 2 for $1.00 ty the li rH 7 ft IMSS SMIS DEOL LOLOL, Announcing the opening of Tommie’s SKATING PALACE at 8:00 P. M. Tonight a IF YOU CAN WALK, YOU CAN SKATE! SKATE FOR HEALTH’S SAKE! ——_—_—_Q——_——_— CL A AAA AA AAA bed dedadadedadadedadidadadad oer. ) \ ‘ ‘ N ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ N \ VS] Ms eee % CLEAN SWEEP : N E STOR Come Early Monday your dollar Ki i : . Appelrouth a few weeks. For MONDAY and until thet time, we will have to make room for NEW AT THE OF FASHION expects to lea ve for the northern markets = - 3o— TABLE CLOTHS Ah heb hdbedbedh hedhdedbedhehedededededd