The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 15, 1940, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOCIETY : e ee Junior Woman’s Club And DeMolays Sponsor Charity Dance Saturday Announcement is made today; of a jointly-sponsored Charity Dance to be given at the Rain-| bow Room at La Concha Hotel next Saturday evening, August 17th, starting at 9:30 o'clock. Management of the dance calls attention to an 8-act floor show ing trained for their appearance, | 3) which will be given in connection with this dance. Gerald Pinder taining information about them ference with high Greek officials, is in charge of that section of the | will be released later this week, had released no communique on affair, and he promises new faces Visitors Enjoy Sightseeing Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Ader, son, Billy, and daughter, Elizabeth, and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Myers, of Memphis, Tenn., left highway today after spending several days viewing the many points of interest in Key West. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Maloney and family, of Bayone, N. J., spent two delightful days sight- seeing the city, declaring their visit here was productive of much interest. : Three other _ visitors, J. Lawellyn, of Hinton, W. Va.; Mrs. R. O. House, of Hampton, Va., and Miss Mary Scott, of Oakhill, W. Va. enjoyed the many interesting sights in Key West. They left for their homes after a few days’ stay here. The visitors w Overseas Hotel. Fellowship Meeting At Ley Annex A program of entertainment, consisting of music and readings, will be given at the annex of the Ley Memorial Church tomorrow evening at 8:00 o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to the entire membership and friends of the church to be present. The ladies of the church will serve refreshments and real fel- lowship is in store for all. Raal’s Clab Has New Management An invitation to the general public to enjoy the hospitality of Raul’s Club on Roosevelt Boule- vard is carried on the front page of this issue by Shelley and Sib Johns, now operators of this amusement center. There is always a good crowd at Raul’s and a friendly spirit assures the patrons a good time. Raul’s is open every night in the week. _B2 Haugh Williamses Return To City Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Williams have returned from a_ vacation trip in Hendersonville, N. C., and ether sections of that state, after an absence from this city of sev- eral weeks. Mrs. Williams motored to Fort McPherson, Ga., where -Mr. Wil- liams attended C.M.T.C. and at the close they visited with Mrs. Williams’ son, George Patton, who is now making his home in Hendersonville. Two final divorce decrees were handed down by the circuit court | on Monday of this week, as re- corded by the clerk, Ross C. Saw- yer. They were: Edna H. Beasley, of this city, against Juhn H. Beasley, now a Patient in the Worchester State Hospital, Worchester, Mass. Clyde Thompson Burch, of this city, against Barbara June Burch, of San Diego, Calif. A newly-invented extension for an automobile brake pedal enables a motorist to operate brake and clutch with his left foot, leaving his right foot free to step on the accelerator. The Indian population of Ari- zona is increasing at about twice the rate of the white population. CARD OF THANKS This message is intended for our friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness in- tended to give us some measure of consolation in our recent sor- row, the loss of our beloved one, Captain Walter Lowe. For the understanding and sympathy shown through the beautiful floral tributes and messages of sympathy and for the use of the cars, we will be ever grateful. May God bless each and every one of you. aygl6-lt THE FAMILY, re guests of i ees the highway Sunday from in Poland and Czecho-Slovakia.| moving over rough ground at a! and new numbers, never before seen in Key West. Headlining the show will be the appearance of “Miss. Am- erica” singing “God Bless’ Am- erica”—with the public joining in on the chorus. | Other acts are in process of be- and another announcement con- it was explained. : ‘Deacon’ Jones | Returns From Miami J. L. “Deacon” Jones, owner of |the Used Car Lot at Elizabeth and Fleming streets, returned over the!from Miami last night where he had been on business. Returns From West Palm Beach Harry Lones, Jr., has returned ito his home here following a three months’ visit spent ‘with his aunt, Mrs. Charles Sweeting, in West Palm Beach. Miss Gardner Visiting Relatives Miss Mary Gardner arrived |NAZIS | + ' : MASS ATTACKS Meets Tonight against the cruiser, which burst|Chorus will meet tonight at the! into flames following a direct hit | American Legion Hall on White-| It is thought that Mussolini has| Mrs. Eva Warner will be in} designs on the Greek base at Sa-| Charge, as assistant director and | * ~ Pepist-in the absence of Mrs. ; 'posely creating a reason to move |Geefge Mills White, who; < with | that position in his war against “epdifp® is in ‘Miami the British in the near-east. iiesirers i. |on board hundreds of children! UR. DEFENSE ttending a church celebration. | Se ‘caliber service pistols, and a ‘large number of hand grenades day, The job facing the riation’ today Back to the war on England—/is to provide adequate manufac- planes in today’s engagements, weapons for the existing diyi- returned safely to home * base.|sions as rapidly as possible, and unofficial reports had it that at|visions as fast as they are ready least 25 enemy planes were|for them. That calls for special fending R. A. F. planes. jfor machines that can convert | Dispatches from Berlin con-' that steel into weapons. And it centered chiefly on the willing-| those machines. The Army knows | ness of the Germans to outwait|its needs. It is the job of the air, Previously, the news carried | mission to find out how we ful- |fill those téquirements without; war” & ; > jem infantry regiment can‘more! Glare S across the chan-!or less carry over its shoulder in were visible on the English shore; There are also fast modern {last night, indicating that the R.jtanks which carry substantial in that sector of enemy territory. j will have small ones capable of; Reports were heard today of/ galloping over good roads at: RENEW (Continued from Page One) | Members of the Romany! and sunk immediately. ‘head street at 8:00 o'clock: lonica, and that he may be pug am ary aes a ee) against the Greeks to take over hemsnusband, director ‘f- the One of the other ships hit haa | 3 King George, of Greece, in con-, (Continued from Page One) the incident at press time to-ito present to nearby enemies. | Nazis reported that all attacking |turing facilities to supply those The British, however, stated that |to deliver them to the new di-) downed by land batteries and de- {steel for the gun barrels. It calls: tained a different tone today, ,calls for men who can operate | the Eriglish in the battles of the | National Defense Advisory Com- stdries of a quick. drive- of x r ! as = ee OF ees ogee, nel in the t Alirs of Bolougne |the way of weapons. } A. F. had been successful in raids|armor and machine guns. We trouble for the Germans today | thirty-five miles an hour, and TDDB LD LS: THEY SALUTE FOR THEIR SUPPERS * (By Associated Press) KINGFISHER. Okle.. Aug. 45. — Charles Throckmorton, who is red-haired and an ex- service man has one rule for anyone who seeks federal’re- his office and relief clients must salute it. : “They receive food from the federal government and this is the federal flag”. says. “Anyone who refuses to salute is not entitled to relief". So far. he adds, nobody has declined to salute. VL Ld chub uke hud JAYCEES PROTEST STREET CONDITIONS (Continued from Page One) group every assistance from the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Outing For Monday H Plans for a Jaycee outing Mon- | day night were presented by Joe Pinder. The club will entertain wives:gnd lady-friends with a boat fide in the Gulf. ft Comimittee consisting of i Pinder, Bob Daniels and Chester | Knowles were appointed to per- fect plans for this project. Guests at the meeting included Paul Sawyer, Jack Stewart, Frank Johnson, Jeff Knight, Jr. G. N/Goshorn, J. McManus and Lee G}. Jones. WANT MORE TEETH? & 1. have had guests *fok hotel and leave-t6wn and was | Miami. Uprising of populaces were gi She will spend sometime in ing the military police cause for Key West visiting relatives and | alarm, it was stated. friends. Leave For Today's Birthdays Detroit aoe Ethel Barrymore of Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bergstrom, ; aroneck, N. Y., actress, born in and children, Neil and Jill, who Philadelphia, 61 years ago. have been visiting Mrs. Berg- Edna Ferber of Easton, Conn., strom’s parents, Mr. and - Mrs. | novelist, born at Kalamazoo, H. S. Pietce, in Stump Lane, left |Mich., 53 years ago. this morning for their home in} Marporie (Mrs. William) Shear- Detroit, Mich., following an en-|9n of New York, archaeologist, joyable vacation of four weeks. | born in Newark, N. J., 50 eae —_—_$__—_—_ ago. | good clip. And there will be big ae ‘ “ {ones capable of slugging it out} WASHINGTON. — This might | with anything that. comes along. '%* "€WS for some people—if you |Under new contracts, these stee] |Chew enough raw meat, you may ‘turtles are being turned out in | develop another set of teeth. Dr. |the middle west. The steel in- | Ales Hrdlicka, of the Smithsoni- {dustry has already told the Ad-|#" Institute, declares that some ivisory Commission that prepara. |Pe°Ple, particularly Eskimos and |tions are under way to increase | Greenlanders, who’ chew production of light armor plate to! blubber leather and other raw {meet requirements. ;meat at an early age, develop a | A ition Needs ° ‘bony ridge of false teeth just be- That more or less settles the! ‘hind the ordinary front teeth. weapons that the infantry has! ae ee handy. But these modern, agile, |, The Word “Minnesota” comes war machines can. di a {from two Sioux Indian words} surprising quantity of ammuni- tion in a short time. For ex- Miss Armayor | Visiting Parents Miss Isabel Armayor of Miami is spending a visit here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maj. Lenox R. Lohr, president | ample, the MI rifle, with a good: of the Chicago Museum ofjman on the trigger end can firei iScienc® and Industry, former!over 130 shots in five minutes. | president of N.B.C., born at!A machine gun can loose about} | Washington, D. C., 49 years ago. {2,500 shots in the direction of the; Capt. Bob (Robert A.) Bartlett|enemy in the same time. So it ‘of Brigus, N. F., explorer, born|is evident that there will have} there, 65 years ago. |to. be considerable expansion of; ‘meaning “sky-colored water”. | Tame ce Tommie’s Skating Palace Beginners, 10 to 11:30 A. M. Afternoons, 2:00 to 4:00 P. M. 00 to 10:30 P. M. Clean, Healthful Recreation An Orderly Decent Amusement Armay: Windsor Lane. i Tn oe rier eae Guy W. Vaughn, president of; The first ( Dave Graves of Stratford Springs, in New York, 56 years ago. Conn., did on his 93rd birthday) Maj. Gen. the nation’s ammunition _ facil: thing Washington Curtiss-Wright, New York, born}ties in a hurry. And, this in! jturn, will call for more powder David L. Stone,|plants, and stepping-up of pro-j Southard St. near Duval letters to 200 words, and write on one side of the paper only. Signature of the writers must accompany the letters and will be published unicss requested otherwise. STRAY DOGS RUIN BUSINESS Editor, The Citizen: I would like to hear from some Public-spirited citizens on the subject of what may be done re- garding the stray dog problem. 1 have appealed repeatedly to the proper authorities, including the mayor and police, with no re- sult except to be offered a dead- ly poison to spread about. Frank- ly, 1 would not poison a dog any sooner than I would stick a knife in a man’s back. I do know that there are ways to put stray dogs to death pain- lessly but some one with a desire to help the community would have to be interested in attend- ing to this duty. I understand that we have a city law requir- ing tags for all dogs and some one is not fulfilling the law—in a way that is hurtful to the com- manity. leave my told just today by a guest in the house, who came here to buy property and make» her home, that ‘she had not had one .good night’s sleep since arriving and that she would leave unless something was done. I pay well in licenses to the city to help pay salaries and keep up the city’s expenses and I would appreciate a little pro- tection in my business in re- turn. Last night and every night, eight to ten dogs sleep on our porch and in our chairs and there are more on the lawn and among the flowers, which they dig up and destroy. Why and how other can pub! so that the incor ficers and pr increase when jasts? That doe } if any officer is afrast of la few votes by domg his cx wouid recall to hus mund the jing the recent city elects tmen who were elected by « tering vote were Judge and Col L. C. Brinton and jusual remarks about these men was always that they fearless and would enfos law. I know there ate tumes when laxness mm {ment does no one any har it is going on all the time—< {this stray dog busimess doe jof harm to the very peop! lare supporting and paying money that rums the ci causing their own defe Aside from the having the dogs Streets and annc lessly, I and ot jmany near-acciden’ |have cost a human would dare take a man lives just to dogs about the stre tifies to the negligence gerous carelessness on of the people of Key West I am not one of thes who sign their letter: “Property Owner” but regardless of that I shall proba’ sign my name te cause 1 know that mer have voted for and whom jare hurting themselves an | businesses of the city by neg jing this disgraceful com MRS. HUGH WILLIA} Key West, Fia., Aug. 15, 1940. FOR YOUR VACATION TRIP It will be a wise precaution before you leave home. to change the cash you had planned fo carry with you into spendable— American Express These are Travelers Cheques known and accepted everywhere, and if lost or siolen, a prompt refund is made. FOR SALE IN $10, $20, $50 AND $100 DENOMI- NATIONS AT 75c PER $100 BOUGHT THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corpor-tion was.to: record’, the--e¢ent ‘in, a U.S.A.,.formerly in command ofiduction of brass shell cases, and | diary: he -had :kept> faithfully 74 the’ Panama Canal years. z : Stoneville, retirement, born at Miss., 64 years ago. Matthew A. Dunn of Mount In memory of my beloved Oliver, Pa. blind congressman, brother, John F. Busto, who died | born at Braddock, Pa., 54 years on August 15, 1934: ago. Dr. Sheldon Glueck, Harvard John, you are gone, but not for- Law professor of criminology, gotten; born in Poland, 44 years ago. It was not the will of God for Prof. Charles A. Kraus of you to leave us yet: Brown University, nofed chem-! It was the will of sinful men, ist, born in Knightsville, Ind, who destroyed your body, 65 years ago. RIA But your soul, they could not. IN Toays ' For Christ said in His Beatitudes, take 6 6 6 “Blessed aré those that suffer LIQUID OR TABLETS. | IN MEMORIAM TO CHECK persecution for Justice sake, for Theirs is the kingdom of heaven”. The guilty ones will never enjoy earth nor heaven; They will roam this world in mor- tal sin awaiting punishment on} themselves, or their children, | While you, the glory of heaven,’ enjoy. John, the day that I meet you face to face in our Eternal home will be a most glorious day. RITA BUSTO DEL VILLAR. August 15, 1940. We Roast, Blend and Grind STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE to Please Your Palate ORDER YOUR POUND TODAY MONROE THEATER Priscilla,.Rosemary and Lola Lanein FOUR WIVES and DR. CYCLOPS 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 tle-necks, without waste motion. And that’s the way it’s being done. Department, 'steel-jacket bullets. All this has! who -reaches the statutory age of!to be done without creating bot- | | TIFT’S SPECIALS FRIDAY and SATURDAY and SUNDAY ARMOUR’S CREAM, can pene 7 ~ CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK, can __ HOMINY, No. 2 can - az MIXED VEGETABLES, 25¢ _5e 15¢ _ be Se a ees TIFT’S GROCERY Cheese parings and candle ends... . Those who saved them used to be sneered at as stingy. But why? Even clieese par- ings and candle ends have their uses. And hasn’t it always been smart to be thrifty? Yes. And that’s why you ought to read vertisements 110) Division Si. Phone 460} the advertisements. in this newspaper. A little money saved here and there can make a whale of a dif- ference by the end of the year! _, So whether you want a dress, or a bath- ing:suit, or anything at all, don’t run out --and snap‘ up the first thing. you see. Take your time, and save money. Read the ad- It’s just like having a dozen bargain counters lined up beside your armchair!