The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 24, 1940, Page 4

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN 1940 RED CROSS POSTER | PEOPLES FORUM ‘The Citizen welcomes expres- | 5 sions of the views of its read- ers, but the editor reserves the right to delete any items which are considered or unwarranted. The writers should be fair and confine the letters to 200 PAGE FOUR - SOCIETY : THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1940 High School P.-T. A. To Entertain I Faculty At Banquet Next Tuesday | WHO SAYS YOU CANT GET LUMBER? AED GET IT AS CHEAP AS LU?-SER CAN BE SOLD FOR UNDER PRESENT CONDITIONS. And If You Want WALL BOARD—STRUNK Has Almost Ay Kind Yeu Can Use— Upson Board $40.00 M Commander Board 25.00 M Upson Tile 60.00 M Duplex Board ____ 38.00 M Insulating Tile _ | ——- | H and write Announcement was made to-| Mothers group, is in charge of ar- | day of the annual entertainment |Tangements. if ese : | accompany the letters and will for the faculty and families of| A. program for the teachers and 3 | erucuetoe ae ee Key West Junior-Senior Hii See meee ot ee | y &5' sociation is being planned and H School, tendered by that school’s} will be announced later. Parent-Teacher Association. | Reservations for the banquet The affair will be in the nature!are being handled by Mrs. Rus- | of a banquet this year, to be sell, at 663-J, or with Mrs. Harry given at the Lions Club Den on; Baker, 896, up to next Monday Seminary street, starting at 7:30'noon. Those planning to attend o'clock, next Tuesday evening,|this affair have been urged to October 29. Mrs. M. L. Russell,/phone these numbers by the president of the P.-T. A. Room} committee-in-charge. POLITICAL PROPAGANDA Editor, The Citizen: i Compliments, Mr. Harris. When I hear one. boasting of his ances-! \tors, I feel sure that that is all) jthey possess of which to boast. | | In the morning paper I read the| |Speeches of Willkie and Roose- | 'velt. How Mr. Roosevelt can! ‘have the nerve to accuse Mr.| | Willkie of using dictatorial pro- | |paganda against him is a wonder | |to me when any intelligent per-| ‘son (conceding that we all are, or| jshould be) can smell political | | propaganda in every New Deal | statement whether via Mr. Roose- | \velt’s fireside chats or his multi- | NAILS. MOULDINGS. PAINTS. CALL STEUNE FOR ANYTHING YOU NEED TO BUILD OF REPAIR WITH OUR TRUCK DRIVERS—Bill Spencer. Orlende Rocke and Pop Torres are daily treveling most of the streets of Key West. making prompt deliveries of lumber end building materials from our yerd. Cell STRUNK For Prompt Service Strunk Lumber Yard Phone 816 No. 7 V aii Street. near Ciyde-Mallery Deck Harris School Orchestra Performs Pretty Girls And |Navy Day Dance Harris school is very proud of | Pretty girls will be on hand at its newly-organized orchestra as|the Navy Day Dance to be held a result of its first public appear- |at the Habana-Madrid Club next ance Tuesday morning of this;Saturday night, according to an- sa ’ week when selections were |nouncement this morning, to pass a 4 e | tude of political appointments— | played at regular chapel exer-jout the favors and shower guests ii ¢ 2 : /even the weekly farm hour. cises. lwith balloons after the Floor ae: ee | True to the last word are the| The orchestra played “Minuet” Show. Rehearsals for the latter’ 2 statements of Willkie in New; by Mozart, and “America”. |show indications of fine enter- |York. Just before we left the Members of the musical unit|tainment of quite professiona! | | West for Key West an employe of are Jack Salt, Clayton Papy, Car- | fature. |the A.A.A. (Agriculture Adjust- ter Howell, Jimmy Register, Lor-| Mrs. Ellen Price, president of pment Act) drove,85 miles to our raine Nottage, Faye Bervaldi,|Navy Wives Club; Mrs: Renne jlog cabin in the mountains to see Sarah Bertha Lowe and Conchita | Reynolds, dance chairman; Eva {me about improving our farm— Varela. Warner, recreation director, and jane you, our private property. |their committee are leaving |I was away that day so he plead- {nothing undone to make this so- fed Ase LS NS Ue {cial observance of Navy Day to | pokes La erage isd seas if > i : |cross fence the government wou! 3 — Pees en Pretty Martha Anderson, a Texas girl who has made a successful |pay so and so, if I would improve Voted the outstanding pledged success: id career as a mode! for photographers and artists in New York, posed for ja spring I would get so much member of the Beta Gammaj the 1940 Red Cross Poster, calling to all patriotic men and women to | ($50.00) repairing a fence, so Ghapter of thezetaltau Alphalatl Union To Hold join the American Red Cross Chapter in their communities from Novem- much for a new post and 25¢ for the Florida State College for) YMIon 10 ber 11 to 30, Ray Morgan, a distinguished New York portrait and poster |rosetting an old one. Mrs. Dahle Women, Miss Dorothy Mae Dun- Hallowe’en Party artist, created the design, which emphasizes the keynote that the Red |politely told him that had | gan was presented with a fra-| { “ ity!” we Ss coe “aren caer ;built our own fences and had RUMFORD RIDDLES j ternity ring at a breakfast given} | when Miss Dungan and Miss! Island City Union, made up of a eer cnet Mary Louise Bonniwell were Mure ele Ce ine Gece {to make. After their lunch he| initiated into this society last| Vest Methodist churches, have and his lady friend departed to week in Tallahassee. : pecs an pr eeene ee look for more receptive material Miss Dungan es the daughter (one ee functions for the 5 aan —my vote is still my own | of Ais John ieming CHaPe new season now in full swing. (ContinueG from Page One) There is no shortage of lumber Comparatively few people in euia cerca (ea Ae cl The first of the affairs is a eight vessels capable of bringing in Key West, according to the.ad- Key West have any idea of the ‘pith daughtersoreate cenduance Hallowe'en Party to be given in 400 machines might come into vertisement in today’s paper by sinister Solitimalltentacles that are George Bonniwell of White street. Stone arch saree Bey taceaet ioe pelieve an Strunk Lumber Yard, No. 7 Wall being woven around the Ameri-| The Key Westers are in their | Gemnitten tn charge bee oeeey vader needs a 4-to-T advantage treet, near Clyde-Mallory Dock. second year at the Florida State! Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. MIAMI AND KEY WEST Also Serving Ali Points On Florida Keys Following Schedule Effective Jume 15th: IECILLE PERKINS — “Miss | Florida 1940,” toasts four-year- old. Carol Ann Frishman with a can of grapefruit juice after her suc- cessor was chosen “Miss Florida for 1954” in a children’s contest on the beach of the Florida State Ex- ose at the New York Wasld’s | air. Dorothy Dungan Outstanding Pledge ELF-SUFFICIENCY ‘STRUNK SAYS NO AUSTRALIAN GOAL LUMBER SHORTAGE > Why does Lottie Loring | lock the cupboard? Midnight. : LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (£xCEPT- SUNDAYS) AT 1208 ocicck BGd- night and ecrives at Key West at £08 = o'clock A. M indispensable RUMFORD | -phosphate, double-oct- ler that contains no alum... never leaves o bitter taste. Send for FREE recipe book. | Address: Rumford Baking Powder, Box 8, Rum- ford, Rhode Island. Sweeeeereweversersvererercrrerrerrrs FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE Office: 813 Caroline Stzeet Paoses Sl anc WAREHOUSE—Cor. Eaton and Francis Sts PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS 5 ear soe ae Roy Rogers—Geo. “Gabby” Hayes COLORADO also SERIAL and COMEDY sBeeeccscersacccccsso=eee | K. N. DAHLE. Following is the list of Honor|Key West, Fla., Roll students at Harris School! Oct. 24, 1940. tor the first six-week period of MONROE THEATER the present term as released to- day by principal W. E. Fowler: Ray Milland—P. Morrison in UNTAMED and 6A—Kermit Roberts, Betty | June Cottrell, Jeanette Leister, | LONE WOLF MEETS THE LADY Doris Boza, Glenwood Weech, | Frank Sardinas. Matinee—Balcony 10c, Or- chestra 15-20c; Night—15-25c (SUBSCRIBE FOR TaiE CITIZEN—2%e WEEKLY. BROADWAY MEANS Bis MOST Ressonnie 0; Au Da Ween Aw Vest ! 3lc lle Committee-in-charge has worked for a successful attempt. By this |S¢ : can peoples, under. the gulbict a) Chie :out an interesting list of features’ reasoning, Australia still has| Not only is there plenty of ae tes t chaste ae aime Aor a jand all members of the group are | enough planes. lumber but it can be obtained as yea S ngeactibility eater WOMEN’S VOTE expected to be in attendance. No Immediate Fear cheap here as lumber can be sold | ig ft Ps atten tana | Sees Nobody in Australia, least of ee) iti in ee ee ee eee { ? Z under present’conditions and this |eollege __ professors. Purchased PUZZLES PARTIES LINCOLN MEMORIAL —_ 21 the generals and admirals, ex- sstement i ices | wi ine | | pect Japan to make an imme- statement is proven by the prices | wwiete your tax money and mine. | ——ae | oo . 1 i e adve! e} f the demo- : DRAWING CROWDS diate attack. If England falls, Printed in the advertisement. One must get out of t | Continues Hehe em) | perhaps. But only after white’ Strunk offers to give immedi-|¢ratic South to realize i For the } diff ae | (Continued from Page One) men have been driven out of ate delivery on all materials list- 800d of our fair land this yawn- indifference. | = 5 i Fane “Chi cd d ra 1 kk of ing, political monster that Farley Countering this in more recent |€nough now, take into considera- Hongkong, Singapore. Indo-China ed, and carries a large stock o: 4 eae howerer a the fact that tion that of the memorials that |and the Dutch Indies, ____ {all other materials, Beaucathed| Labia iss such organizations as the Nation-|the park service keeps a check we MnGES Cover pesouauons | ever. ii al League of Women Voters are|0n. the least popular was the | Teach maturity, Australia would ' rss | cara j i not wait or attack. Help would That is why I am a Democrat steadily gaining in membership |house where Lincoln died, only | 1°" Wa 4's the Indies as for Willkie. and financial backing. Also it is|b0ut 13,000 persons visiting that es ne che = ae Wee Acne = | ; as ie Wal eache a int. known that the more astute na-|SPot in the 11 months. The civilian side of war also is tional leaders frequently consult; Getysburg Tops active. the National League about na-} Of the military parks, battle-|~ yyotorists are on gasoline ration tional and international policy. |fields and cemeteries, Gettys- —although a liberal one of 400 This reflects their belief that}/burg was tops, with more than) j,jJes a month—and they’re prac- women are sensitive barometers !half a million visitors, but the| ticing blackouts in: Melbourne. of public opinion. [supposedly much lesser known “Through it all high Australians Taken altogether, these odds |Chickamauga-Chattanooga battle jook hopefully toward the United and ends of information explain |site was a respectively close sec-| States, The fleet riding at anchor why presidential contenders woo}ond, with 416,774 visitors. lin Hawaii looks mighty good to the women’s vote subtly, unob-; When anybody mentions na-|them. They'd like to see it Five ing sex in| tional parks to me, I always think | closer. i of Yellowstone and Yosemite. ae President Roosevelt has ap-|But they are only fourth and fifth} § PROPER SIGNALS pointed women to high places injon the list respectively and less passat his administration. Frances Perk- )than half a million visitors. Shen-! (Continued from Page One) ins is in his cabinet, Florence Al-|andoah had nearly 777,000; Great ing three cars—their own, len is on the federal court of ap-|Smoky Mountains had. 745,000; one behind them and the peals bench. But he made no sex|Rocky Mountain National Park,|approaching them. Thus anti- Vy Johnson. | distinction in his appointments, | 565,000. The Grand Canyon was cipating the moves of fellow-| 38-Clara Armayor, Barbara| and has similarly welcomed wom- | well down the list. Only 328,307 motorists, one is in a better posi- Loy Crusoe, Charlene Hooper, | en into platform-making in the|persons stopped there. tion toknow what to do with Shirley Rom, Alma Joy Saun- | Democratic party without special} Visiting all areas in the pe-jthéir own car. \ders, Joyce Marie Thompson, Al-| fanfare. |riod checked by the park service) “Proper hand signals given by ton Gochring. | 6B—Joy Ball, Jimmy Register. 5A—Faye Bervaldi, Lorraine Nottage, Ruth Roberts, Thomas | Swicegood. 5B—Conchita Varela, Maxwell Davies, Ben Saunders. 4A—Kenneth Albury, Felix, the Davis, Archie Lowe, James Mal-| auto grat, Mavis Bethel, Betty Bell, FRI.-SAT. SPECIALS FRI.-SAT. SPECIALS —tt— WING LEE’S GROCERY Royal Scarlet Brocolli, can 25¢ | — Couniry Roll SUGAR. € t =-tee- = 5 lbs. : NuMaid 45e Snowdrift OLEO. Onions, 3 Ibs. SHORTENING. pen a Swift Premium Ham, 3 Ibs. Willkie in his campaign tour}were about a million more per- showed his respect for the wom-|sons than last year, a fact attrib- en’s vote by addressing a hugejuted to the war, which not only meeting of women—but he didn’t|has stopped travel but has had make a habit of it. Not because !some bearing on South American | male votes if he did. But|travel and travel to the Carib- because he knows many women|bean. he'd lo: The battle of the Britis object to special consideration in| with the Graf Spee caused a kink jevery learn the correct signals and give every man, woman or youth driv- ing Florida highways would enormously simplify this matter of guessing what a driver’s next move is to be. I therefore urge automobile operator to the proper one or every move 2A—Barbara Delgado, Leonard | Salazar. 2B—Diana Molina, Clay White, Shirley Layman. | 1B—David Henriquez, Artemio} Crespo, Kenneth Bazo, Viola Pent. | by half or whole, Ib Apple Butter, 2-Ib jar Waldorf Tissue, 6 rolls _. 25c Oriole Peas, No. 2 can 15e Phone 107 508 Fleming St. CORN or PEAS, No. 2 cans, 2 for 15¢ neon toe aan Americar: SARDINES, 15e 29¢ 13e COLD CUTS. & Lamb STEW. 3 lbs. Philedelptia CREAM CHEESE. 2 pkgs. 10¢ _8e 16 oz. jar 19¢ SEAS. 2 tall cans 24C 27¢ 19¢ CORN-ON-COB, We Juicy FRANKFURTERS. 2 ibs. Fresh . SPARE RIBS or BRISKET. 2 Ibs. PORK SHOULDER. 6 to 8-Ib avg. Ib jin South American travel and!they make in driving their car,” stressed |rumors of submarine activity and|Mr. Hays emphasized. Was Old at 5 | Willkie|the presence of British and| “The proper signal for a right | Roose- | French warships in the Caribbean | turn is to extend the left arm and | NOW PEPPY, FEELS NEW, YOUNGER | the |slowed things up there. hand from the left, front window | 752, Oives tableu gave mc be. Fetysene | Mexican Travel Slips of the automobile and so bend it | 3, H. Johnson. The AAA says travel to Mexico |UPWard at the elbow that the) 5c was booming for a time, but the !rearm and hand is vertical to’ = chance that both Mrs. Roosevelt!threat of a revolution as a result the arm: a left turn signal is 1 and Mrs. Willkie appear with [of neither presidential candidate's Siem with the left arm extended | osrppy. tor that “after 40" letdown their husbands primarily in the|willingness to concede he had } rimar pulhgeneth shen pas bend ae ne For sale at Gardner's Pharmacy roJes of dutiful wives in the hour!lost apparently caused a big © CW: Me Stop or slow Signa’ 35 '" and all other good drug stores of struggle. That’s traditional and'change in plans on this side of to extend the left arm from the acceptable to all shades of voting|the border. Travel in that direc- wineew wilt so apece dove to- opinion in American politics. ‘tion had come almost to a stand- “® ca If, for instance, Mrs. Roosevelt still at last report. e “Every motorist should learn} took the stump, impartial opin-| If you want a final puzzler, these Fimple dignais sosyell that) Th Eeyostte tn Mog: Weer | ion suggests that she might both take this one: Why did 1,500 tour- they become second: nature— } win and lose votes for her hus-jists choose August to visit Death STAR & BRAND used consistently they will save band, confuse issues by her mere , Valley? CUBAN COFFEE | every driver time and money presence on the lecture platform. GERMANS CONTROL ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS every day, possibly even the life That is still precedent for the of himself and his loved ones: wife of some future candidate to MOVIE 0 the theater can be proved, and if S OF FRANCE jtiere is no objection to the per- qenemame a sons who operate the theater and break. receive its profits. 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RAPID SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES FREE ESTIMATES THE ARTMAN PRESS PHONE 51 The Citizen Building 14c “Key West's Outstanding” | LA CONCHA HOTEL | Beautiful—Air-Conditioned * Rainbow Room and Cocktail (By Associated Press) PARIS, Oct. 24—All motion picture films must be submit- ted to German authorities for ‘approval, according to a decree for occupied territory. Motion picture theaters must have authorization to open from the German authorities. It will ‘be given only when a need for, votes. It is the subject of the deepest consideration among the party strategists in all camps. It has a lot to do with what the can- didates say or do not say. And it will have plenty to do with the winner. It might even be the pendulum in a landslide. PHONES 178. and 179 (AAA PALL LLL LL PIV II I ZL ALLL LALLA AALitAssAMmehhihisd