The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 15, 1941, Page 4

PAGE FOUR EACH STATE WANTS BATTLESHIP FOR NAMESAKE; NAVY DEPARTMENT FACING MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM By JOHN GROVER, AP WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—If you can make 7 go into 23 with none left over, you’re the mathe- | THE KEY WEST: CITIZEN ~ Division St. P.-T. A. |Holds Meeting The regular monthly meeting of |the Division Street School P.-T. A. on Tuesday afternoon was pre- sided over by its president, Mrs. Juanita Roberts. Feature Service Writer The guest speaker, Mrs. J. R. Hampshire, 2; Vermont, 2; Utah, |Colgate, of Madison, Ind., gave a 1; Wyoming, 3. talk on the “American Home”. Kentucky, Georgia, North Da-| The Sixth Grade Chorus was REHEARSALS FOR MINSTREL GO ON SENTED ON JANUARY 23 AND 24 heard in two selections, “The| Rehearsals for Rollin’ Rhythm, ENTERTAINMENT TO BE PRE-| CLASSIFIED COLUMN ——— FOUND FOUND—Key case with. keys. Owner may \necover, same by proving identity and. peying for. this advertisement... Box KY, The Citizen Office. janl4-2t matical wizard the Navy needs to|kota really have the loudest name its new three-ocean fleet. |squawk coming. Each has had That problem’s got to be solv-/only one ship in its name in his- | ed, or there’s going to he a boun-|tory. | Utah, Wyoming Brooklet”, and “Awake, Arise”,|the tuneful minstrel revue to be! under the direction of the music} \ : |staged under the auspices of the instructor, Mrs. Mary Milner. | < Mrs, Roberts announced . that |“°Y West Lions Club on Thursday POSITION WANTED RELIABLE MIDDLE AGED ty on admirals in 16 states disap- Technically, pointed when a_ battleship ened ,and 23 states are contesting | isn’t}and Oregon don’t belong in the named for each. There are only (list of 23, because each has a ship | seven battlewagons still unchrist- |namesake, even the N.Y.A. would make clothes/@nd Friday evenings, January for any person who would obtain | 23-24, are progressing toward the} if they aren’t|the material themself, but who finished stage. Outstanding stars | WOMAN wants employment taking care of children at night. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1941 BEAUREGARD LOWE! DIES THIS MORNING , TIME OF FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE ANNOUNCED brother, Jackson Lowe, Key West, and four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. perial Lotion Presides At Convention ITC | If the FIRSL£ bottle of Im | Sony ot Reset in the relief of {tel | of Bese tter, Scabies, | Simply. repeat Imperial Lotion ps need= | ed while nature helps heal, "Rollin | Rhythm eae | Joseph Beauregard Lowe, age 79, died this morning at 6:30 o'clock at his residence, 708 Pass- | over stret. Funeral arrangements, under the direction of Lopez Fun- leral Home, will be announced later. | | battleships. The Utah is an ex- {could not pay to have same made. | in the minstrel portion are Gerald | Apply 914 Francis St. janl1-4tx Survivors are the widow, Mrs. | Attendance honors went to the 2 ‘ | classes of Mrs. Eulalie Jones and j Saunders, as the genial inter- Miss Frances Cochran in the Pri- !0cutor; Tom Woody, Bill Web- |mary Department, and to the ster, Tommie Curry and John Es- Oregon Satisfied |classes of Mrs. Amelia Cabot and | perdy as the blackfaced end men; for the honors. |battlewgaon used as a_ target WANTED Senators, representatives and|ship. The Wyoming is demilitar- | civic delegations are putting on|ized and used asa training ves- pressure to win the nomenclature sel. Sarah Lowe; two sons, Edward Lowe of Los Angeles, Calif. and John Lowe of Key West; two daughters, Mrs. George Shaw of | WANTED—Living Room - Suite, Gas or Electric Refrigerator, Rugs, Kitchen Table and DR. W. S. ALLEN HOW MUCH ARE THEY sweepstakes. Even Navy Secre- i tary Frank Knox of Chicago is on | The Oregon is the veteran of |Mrs. Ruth O’Bryant in the Inter-| va B. Warner, Edmund Curry, ! Chairs. Cash for reasonable the spot, because there’s no U.S.S. \the Spanish-American war which | Illinois. jcaptured world attention in her} Some Have Had Six jfamous dash around the Horn to STATE GIVES HER prices. 1117 Fleming Street, Phone 836-W. jan15-3tx WANTED TO BUY—Two second i i mediate department. | Vanessa Collins, Paul Esquinaldo | jand Mrs. Lillian Nash in ballad of- \ferings; and dancing specialties | Miami and Mrs. Mervill Bethel, also of Miami; one sister, Arthur Crusoe, Key West; President of Stetson University DELAND, Jan. 15.—Dr. William Sims Allen, president of Stetson University and prominent educa- Mrs. one WORTH TO YOU? | 5; In the past, there’s been top- Cuba. heavy favoritism in naming U.S. | war vessels. Some states have had only one ship in their names, others as many as six. The 23 states not. now, repre- sented by a battleship and the number of vessels previously named. for them arc: Oregon, 3; Montana, 2; Kansas, 2; Nebraska, 2; North Dakota, 1; Minnesota, 2; | Louisiana, 2; Florida, 4; &Gorgia, 1; South Carolina, 3; Virginia, 4; Delaware, 6; Rhode Island, 2;, Connecticut, 6; Maine, 2; New) She illustrates how seriously states take their namesakes. When she was obsolete, there was talk of scrapping her.’ Oregon citizens | raised such a_ protest she was | “loaned” to the state as a naval | museum. She now is permanently tied up in the Willamette river at Greeley, Colo. woman was told PANE (SHE HOPES) (Ry Associated Press) DENVER, Colo., Jan. jled by Gerald Pinder, Carolyn |Cherry, Maynard Daniels and 15.—A | Mary Lou Briggs. The revue embodies a number | the state game and fish commis-,0f acts of vaudeville, :musieal! sion had paid for a rancher’s hay comedy and dancing ensembles, that wild deer had eaten. jeach portraying in some way a “And:so,” she said in a letter to typical scene encountered on a the group, “I don’t see why you|mythical bus tour of the United shouldn’t pay this bill, too.” States. The revue is the first part A statement was enclosed cov- | of the show and is followed by the ering the cost of installing a new | minstrel, making a solid two hours plate glass window to replace a /of music, merriment and fun. The pane broken by a wild-flying|show gets under way with a pheasant. |characteristic scene in the Key Portland. It begins to look as if a couple of the ships will have to be nam- | ed “Middlewest” or “Deep South”, and then name the separate big guns for states. BLIMPS ARE NOW SAILING INTO TAKE, COATS RIGHT | West Florida Motor Lines Bus Ter- UNITED STATES DEFENSE PLANS) |minal wherein the entire cast IN FBI BUILDING participates in a screaming farce (By Axsnociated Press) |depicting the laughable vicis- NEW YORK, Jan. 15.—Nearly a} By JACK STINN United States soon will have more } gas bags than ever before in the} nation’s armament history—and I don’t mean the kind that walk * with two legs. I’ mean airships—blimps, the_ comparatively small non-rigid ships that are fabric and rubber envelopes around a lot of cubic feet of heltum and have armored cabins hanging from their mid- dies. For a good many years now, lighter-than-air craft have been a bone of contention wherever mili- tary or naval experts assemble. Most of the controversy has cen- tered around the big, rigid dirigi- bles or zeppelins. For the present you can forget about these. There isn’t an active one in the defense set-up and at the moment there's none on order or even planned. But the Navy does have a program for construction of 48 blimps. Plans are already under way for establishing airship bas- dozen attorneys appearing before | situdes of the travelling public. Prominent roles in this opening number have been assigned to hand bicycles, man’s and wo- man’s. Must be reasonable. Mrs. Lee, 1203 Newton St. _janl5-1tx PICTURE FRAMING Francis street. HOTELS BRING YOUR VISITING friends in need of a good night’s rest to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL. Clean rooms, enjoy the homey atmosphere. Satisfactory rates. 917 Fleming St. nov17-tf "FOR SALE nov18-tf . | dress ‘Wednesday evening during tor of the state, left here Monday for Gainesville where. as presi- dent of the Florida Baptist Con- vention, he will preside at the ses- |sions of the annual Baptist Con- j vention this week. The Stetson Jeader also will be heard in an ad- “TSIGANE” Gypsy Gift Shop GIFTS FROM EVERYWHERE Jefferson Hotel Bldg. Quaint West End Duval Street -! VIRGINIA PATERSON | ~f% Try to place a value on your eye sight. It is priceless. Nature you only two eyes and no ever invented a substitute ing. That is why it's so f ate with take chances with Thinking peo) checked over .». far fewer times than car... and if they wear they wear only the good for their eyes, Not are advertised at “bargain” f fii the program devoted to Christian Headquarters for the 1941 Bap- tist assembly are at the First Bap- tist Church, Gainesville, with Dr. Thomas B, McCall the pastor- host. Special— * Chicago Shoe Skates White Shoes with Maple Wheels $9.75 Tommie’s Skating Palace | | z Hl INTENDS TO GET FOR YOUTHFUL SPIRITS | MONEY'S WORTH ROLLER SKATE Southard Street—Ladies 25c SESSIONS: 2:30 P. M. till 4: TT, AP Feature Service Writer | WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—The experts, not mine and not those | Howard Price (the bus announcer) Anita Camalier (the bride) Nevy Armayor (the groom) Mrs. Wm. ks i fi Mein pie tiaehares bee yato find | Webster and Frank Schneider The federal bureau of investi- pepe ane boy John Esperdy gation offices are in the building. (S4m_ Slavotsky) Bill Webster SEGUE SES PRIS | worried guy) Paul Esquinaldo KNEW HOW TO TAKE the U. S. Circuit Court of Ap-j : peals here have gone to the ante of the men who argue against air- ships. In the World war, the Allied blimps played a big role in the| spotter-subchaser team that fi- ally beat the submarine menace. | The blimps, flying low, could spot sub clues that fast flying air- planes couldn’t see. Having lo- ed eee Hts cated a suspicious spot of oil on! (Ry Annocinted Presa) ; Barbara oney. heen puscious streak | NASHVILLE, Tenn., Jan. 15—| An hilarious travesty on the that might mean sub below, they | Robert S. King owns a 47-year-old | domestic triangle titled “At the biscuit, baked at David Lipscomb Station,” is very capably enacted college. ‘ | by Gerald Saunders, (the 2-timing King said his father-in-law husband) Josephine Gibson (who happened to be present when the | also double talks) Pat Webster first pan of biscuits was pulled | (the alluring French maid) and from the oven in the college’s sah |Orlando Esquinaldo (as Francois, aaaiha ; kitchen in 1893. He stuck it in his the French chauffeur who is in because the submarine areas are ocxct instead of eating it and love with love) air is almost constantly full oe | er eyed 2t Ge mimemiente. “"Way Down Yeast,” a novel; enemy aircraft, against which, it | naam | buries of Le ane ee is admitted, airships have no stay- | WHAT’S NEW? silent movies stars Wm. Webster ing power. « as the “dirty low-down villian”; U.S. Defense Different t_i—e_————_—_<_—- Johnnie Esperdy as the he-man! (newsboy). The fast-stepping |“show girls” are Carolyn Cherry, CARE OF HIS DOUGH (Pat Webster, Hilda Yado, Jose- ;Phine Ubieta, Marie Farto and could hover or trail along for | hours until the presence was def- | initely established. Then, a depth | bomb or two and another sub was | out of commission, 4 They are not so effective now, | Along the coasts of the United hero, Fauntleroy; Howard Price | An electrically charged fence | States, where there is little, if |has been used in California to as the rich old father and a certain individual who will do the female —— FOR QUICK SALE—Lots 5 and 6, square 6, tract 21, each 50x100. North side Flagler (County Road) Avenue,- between 5th and 6th Streets. Price $600. Apply Box LG, The Citizen. jan4-tf A GOOD BUY—Large 2-story House and 2 four-room cottages ony bet running through Block from *Street. to Street, size of Lot 58x143 feet. A very good investment. Price only $3,- 500,00. Johnson-& Johnson, 419 Duval Street. jan15-tf FOR SALE—Spanish type house, large lot, many tropical fruit trees. Also, party boat “Jewel”. Apply 808 Eaton ‘Street. jan6-s HOUSE AND CABIN on_lot 50x125, located on Big Pine cash. Apply Sweeting’s Service | 30 ICEMAN DECIDES 1916 CAR pM Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. 7:3 | till 10:00 P. M.—Fri. Sat. Holidays Conroe 700 | 8:00 till 10:30 P. M. MUCH | If You Can Walk You Can Skate | Shoe Skates For Sale—Terms | | OPTOMETRIST Address Phones 332 Duval Office: 332 Street Residence: 295 (Ry, Associated Press) i MEMPHIS, fenn., Jan. 15.—| Sam Fox, negro iceman, has / about decided the used car he! TREE I A916 for three dolls | casi rate Blair is costing too much. True, it has carried him to and | — Is GUILTY? from work every day for 24 years, | iso, Comedy and Serial as well as doing duty as a trac. | ‘*@@®@0eeececccccccccccce tor. And it gets 35 miles to the | ~~ gallon on a mixture of gasoline and coal oil. But it’s the upkeep that bothers Sam. He had to buy some distrib- utor points at three cents apiece. Epidemic of Cold Symptoms. 666 Liquid or 966 Tablets with 666 any, possibility of enemy air bas- keep bears out of commercial Station, Simonton and Greene es close enough to “fill the air” | apiaries. | with enemy planes, the value of | _ LEGO |the blimp jumps right back to its| Using a puste containing the ‘World war ceiling. Working in | metal desired, an electric brush jconjunction with sub-chasers, {has been invented for plating and | and polishing metals. es in the Boston area, in the Nor- folk area, in the San Francisco area. The field at Lakehurst, N. J., probably will be enlarged as a main overhaul base for the east coast. Maybe later, there will be streets. jan2-s | Salve or 666 Nose Drops generally |relieves cold symptoms the first \LOT on _ Washington Street, | day-—Adv. 50x100. Lot 12, Square 4, Tract — 20. Price $300. Apply James H. Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street. | impersonatign of the daughter whose name for publicity reasons will be withheld until the last. The finale feature will present Joseph “Suicide” Zorsky in a rapid-fire juggling number ex- another base down around the destroyers, mince sweepers tip of Florida and possibly others on the West Coast. That phase of it is in the future. At present, the first, six of the 48 ships are a-byilding and a naval commis- sion, headed by Capt. Charles E. Rosendahl, the Navy’s lighter- than-air ace, is selecting sites for the three first-mentioned bases. World War Precedent What would the blimps do? The | men who give the orders and let the contracts have that all figur- ed out. To pass it along to you, I'll step back » minute to the World war. Remember these conclusions are those of the lighter-than-air‘ BOY HIDES BEHIND MOTHER’S SKIRTS FOR 4 CENTURIES (Associated Yr BALTIMOR: da 15.—Ex- Perts at the Walters Art Gallery here have tr a painting behind his mot turies. The child vered by X-ray is now the principal item of terest in the work tiev previously to be trait of a lady friend of M was credit Piombo. With the boy bro: hiding place under m of paint and varnish has been ide Jacopo Po’ painter wh from 1494 t ports the gallory viser, David R old Cosi de’) | | | | n olé master boy who hid er’s skirts for cen- solely the pc Vittoria Cotfona gelo. The work mother, Mar renowned s tury pected wu Dy its own: planes from coastal airfields, the | blimps would patrol the coastal | waters and convoy coastwise ship- | ping. Because of their ability to throttle down to slow speeds or to dart out at approximately 70 miles an hour to investigate sus- picious dots on the widened hori- zon, the importance as convoy rotection is considered high. Whether it will work out that way remains to be seén. Perhaps | large-scale tests in defense ma- | neuvers will tell the tale, even if} the blimps are never needed in| real warfare. Anyway the flying sausages are going to get a chance to show what they can do. IN-DOOR PASTIME WORRIES FIRM. (My Associated Preas) TUL Okla. Jan. 15. — A} Tulsa savings and loan association ed a new door of It was but recently insta remarkably clear glass. all glass, with a handle no frame upon it. Now there fre four round spots painted in geo- metrical design. The reason? on the door, a | _ RANDOM NOTES A machine to, automatically shave fuzz from peaches before they are offered for sale has been invented by a New Jersey orch- ardist. | An electric appliance cord plug has been. invented that contains a circuit breaker to prevent a fuse being blown out if a short cir- cuit or overload occurs on a line, A drug which will arouse a per- son from coma produced by overdose of sleeping powders has been discovered at Georgetown University. | Of 140 Rhodes scholars w j have reached the age of 40 y or more, 72 are listed in “Who's Who in America” Hundreds of bones of preb ie elephants have been found the Texas Panhandle. ‘ Harvard University gas 757 alumni in 84 countries. Consumption of cod liver oil in the U.S. has tripled im the last 10 m MRS. HERGATT TAKES ecuted in his well known profes- sional style. Mr. Zorsky brings his act to a grand climax wherein | he juggles two lighted torches and | an American flag in a completely | darkened house, assisted by the} entire cast in a stirring presenta- tion of patriotism. | Other members of the minstel ; cirele include Betty Alshouse, | Virginia Shine, Joe Allen, Frank Johnson, Jr., Barbara Curry, Gerald Adams, Albert Di Negro.| Elizabeth Anderson and Mr. and} Mrs. Morton Harvey. AT RIGHT PLACE SEATTLE, Wash.—A telephone pole in this city on which Arthur Chisolm w working snapped off and building, the General Hospital. Attendants reached out, pulled him in a widow, and put him to} bed. j UP NEW DUTIES HERE A. M. Morgan, chiropractor, | ced today that Mrs. Julia of Chicago is now in| of the Ph Herga charge ia Every once in awhile someone try to walk right through not even seeing that re was a door,” reports R’Cella is, receptionist who sits just Je the building Several even came in, trans- heir business and then d to walk right through the ass on the way out. “A! these heads were umped, we decided to use the ts to attract people's atten- woul ex ¥ Mrs. Hergatt is an expert inj} this work, having trained in Aus-! aa S 367 Indian glass ean The first hotel elevator was Stalled in the Fifth Avenue Hote 5) New York City, in 1854 How To Relieve Bronchitis Creomulsion relieves promptly be- cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden and aid nat to soothe and heal raw, tender, famed bronchial mucous mem- branes. 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