The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 11, 1940, Page 2

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INLAND WATERWAY -- “ty rire fees 23 BEC “Our brief will justify the ex- nditure of the money for this improve- not only an emer- dal Defense measure, but also stification in peace time”. the Florida Inland speaking about the Waterway from the above a creabeea to was part of a telegram Mee ane aie Leoni stort Iccal Chamber of Commerce ion in support of the project. appear that this important its way towards being an ct and for that, the citizens West can and will be, most thank- snany years we here have striven tinued effort to obtain the deepening for small ships coming but, CITIZEN By PL ARTMAN, Jor President and Publisher ALLEN, er in war time as Business Ma West and rman of rict \ he Inland West in nd class matter of the Associated Press nda to Key tled to use spate which SCRIPTION RATES $10.00 590 50 ld would elj on ADVERTISING RATES SPECIAL NOTICE nside route the north, as the records to send a rep- ision and county to the WEST CITIZEN hoice The Citizen can that the combina- nd De onal plea before the of repre- xcelient, yelieve members will be and it that the lusive- for even as a peace- ey Westers 1 all the more assured that ist that m brighter. with bated breath, of the hmond meeting. It to consider, ove advice, heedlined Justification hed, and re zen waits = of importance to Key West coming. OR KEY WEST BY THE CITIZEN COLLEGE STUDENTS ARE RELIGIOUS the as- ted sections of s Whitney Gilkey, Divinity School, Uni- , reports evidence of a increase of interest in religion students. Dr. Cha the who have declined to ac- made against called leaders. ieves that the increase ion is caused by the pres- insecurity, the search for realities of something leeply wrong with our social order and ac- 1 ways of life. believe that a ferment college students. girl, who has de- or womanhood fifteen years must be impre ressed with the problems which Certainly, they must be con- it there something ind anxiously alert to discover the > for existing ills. eresting, confirming these nonsensical charges y be interest in reli acute sense of and a_ sense ds of or anhood boy ciety i th deeply is that the i country are ap- problems of life without the rything that It is refreshing to believe accepting eve that is possible. ple are thoroughly satisfied, no progre It is only when comprehend facts and lusions, that civilization ard another step. UNRELIABLE WAR NEWS s one of the most exasperating German people have to endure ity to obtain any reliable news gress of the war. Other but it is prob- than > censorship, Germany else- penalties are imposed s found listening to foreign broad- i anyore repeating to others what n foreign stations may suffer er are many people for said that they often take to obtain i upon cent icle in Grit states that ans who take such risks usually have a “one blaring the output of a yerman station and the other, tuned in oftly, earrying the foreign broadcast.” listener will repeat what he a friend, but relate it as some- hat came to him in a dream. But dangerous if it comes to the e, who spy on peo- os, > metimes has heard tc li very everywhere. Reports from London are more re le, y, too. censored and important news which might give information useful] to the enemy. are viten oO THE KEY WEST CITIZEN STINNETT WRITES ON DRAFT LAW (Continued from Page One) 3 will be those men de- Se of dependents. those deferred those de- rea- ete. pleted ntious objec- only for civilian al importa: U. S. WEATHER — BUREAU REPORT TAILTWISTER RULES LIONS (Continued from Page One) night and “T.T.” Joe Allen forcib- ly dent Gerald Observation taken at 7:30 a. 75th Mer. Time (city office) Temperatures m. took over dutie Saund from presi- ceeded 1 M i introd Precipita 24° hours . inches ince Oct. right”, with the introdu what he krew about Lion, “especially afer hours”. Many faces were red as to working 7, feature advanced really Octot . How long after registration ; numbers will be the and ten days a. it I hold the first number ¢rawn in my district. does that mean I will be the first man call- ed into service? Not at all. If order i hold your fy ce Q. How long after the numbers are drawn before the question- raircs ere sent out, and when do they to be returned? Q. When dc I have to take my physicel examination? > against > the British status service. Q. If I pass my physical exam- ination, when mav I be called in- to the service? within a to orders from xpected that the their way to well before centers No need to move vases or other decorations to reach graph. Simply grille ward, place rec- ords, push grille back and enjoy them Philco has it! ip Convenent, tilt SOLD ON rainfall since moment into Jan ns approved moi JLR the Sou Drug Company, for membership Cub-Lion Bethel 4.03 Wind Direction and Velocity NE—14 miles per hour Relative Humidity 82° ometer at 7 30 a. level, 30.00 (1015.9 Tomorrow’s Almana » Sunrise Sunset in the club Teague Lion Rodman Be Sea Directors of Basketball Moonrise Moonset Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) AM 's played. purchased — by High the club. JEWS OBSERVE YOM KIPPUR Bey 1 on d (Continued from Page One) No food or drir , aS it is a di on this d FORECAST 7:30 p. m.. West Key Partly Saturday. era- easterly ida: Generaily fair tonight Saturday, except wers nezr southe coast on southeast ¢ Kippur servic 1 is in order. Are They Whispering “YOURE SKINNY” It's a shame for a girl to miss good times because she looks skinny. She may nied the Vita- min B Complex and Iron of Vinol in her dict to aid appetite and . add attractive pounds. Get Vinol today. ORIENTAL PHARMACY _ WORLD WATCHES BALKAN THEATRE (Conti idea that the d from Page One) apan sought war United States”, was story. It becomes increas evident that the Japs will something about the opening of the Burma Road. Concentrations of Jap troops on the north boundary. of Indo- China, with military bases being established, points to the belief that planes are being readied for acks on the only remaining ! route from the outside world to China. 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