The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 14, 1941, Page 2

PAGE TW9 & te Key West Citizen ZEN PUB Published Daily Exc ARUTMAN, Presi JOR ALLEN, Bext From The C.ti Corner Greene and Ann Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monrve County at Key West, mitered Flori Memper of the Asnéciated Bread rcited Press is exclusively entitled to use of all 8 dispatches credited to of ctherwise credited in this papér and a!so ished here. publicatios SUBSCRIPTION RA Months Months Thr DVE ING RATES Made application, known on SPECIAL NOTICE obituary n ding notices, cards of thanks, resolutions of ices, ete, v il be charged for at a tine for entertainment by churches from which to be derived are 5 cents a line. en forum and invites discus- nd subjects of local or general est but t will not publish anonymous communi- IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water and Sewerage. More Hotels and Apartments. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. Airports—Land and Sea. Consolidation »f County and City Gov- ernments. A Modern City Hospital. nn! declares And we'll het Judge Gemmill of Chicago alimony is a curse to society. 2 woman invented it. The U.S. has three-fourths of the world’s gold but it doesn’t seem to eliminate our national financial problems, The housing situation in Key West is acute, and cute for those who have houses or apartments for rent, or for sale. A man never has too many friends, but one enemy is too many.—Lake County Citizer. On the other hand the man who hasn't got an enemy never did anything.— Sanford Herald. To speed the construction of low-cost cwellings in strategic areas, Congress is ex- ted to provide for insurance of defense home mortgages, with maximum loans to value increased from eighty to ninety; The dwellings must be in where acute shortages exist and im- ms. pe per cent. areas pede national defense progr That Walker’ ay name judge who turned down Jimmy wife when she applied for a certairly edged in on their big- publicity. Considering how many are granted every day to people (who ain't well known) in Florida—that turn-down made some folks hold their - Walter Winchell: Nevertheless al by “that judge’? Was’ according to law, but the belief of this, writer is that orce Civorees ne the refu former mayor of New York, After President Roosevelt had signed e-Lend bill, Senator Pepper said, and will get every material resource n give her, nd by Our objective is to crush crushing him, (presumably h England) keep ourselves out ble to crush Hit- but this writer believes be- is done we ourselves will have to As she England intended all (she wn it in her finely maneuvered prop. of It may be pos viously, e of the crushing directly did 1 the last war, to get us mixed up in this one, likely, will succeed, es- ar internationally-minded Administration rime n demon- Bhieves ice, In Miami, rted to paint pay few doesn't n Miami a da ided some of th y they were ir law and w nds dering the futility of y from Uncle Sam. Not only wi ils themselves suffer untold a in the and other n they will leave wake sorrowing in the plot was a veteran seduced some of his friends workmen, to engage in this crim- who prise, and ever emomitted a crime | hold the money “‘for a ‘Italian news agency disclosed | sent Spain 763 planes for ratios of | vill got her divorce this time fram the | NO CONVENTION DAMAGE Key Westers who have been worrying about what American Legion members will do to the city during their state conven- reassurance from the figures presented by Albert Mills convention tion here ought to get some executive director of the cor- | poration. As Mills points out, there has been no damage at either of the last two state con- ventions in Florida and there was none when 303,000. Legionnaires met in Boston last year. With that record and with the fact that the Legion stands liable for any dar its members, there is no reason for the continued talk on the sub- ject here, Conventions of any kind are highly de- sirable and profitable enterprises and the fight which most resorts put up to get them is the best evidence of their value. In view of the fact that Key West, along with all other resort cities, makes every possible ef- fort to get tourists, it seems a little silly to peer anxiously at the prospect of having 3,000 arrive all in a group for a longer than average stay here. In line with talk about the damage which will be done here by Legionnaires is the frequently heard remark that the con- vention will not be held. The idea, al- though it is false, has reached enough ears to give collectors for the convention fund an additional headache when men who have expressed their intention of contri- buting suddenly announce they will with- while, because I heard the convention isn’t coming off.” There is a little less than six weeks re- maining before the convention opens April 23. Key Westers will be doing themselves and their community a service if all of them will forget their doubts temporarily and make it a real success. re done by ITALY ASKS ; SPAIN TO PAY Those of our readers whose memory goes back to 1936, when the Spanish peo- ple began their bloody civil warfare, will remember that Fascist Italy repeatedly and continually denied that it w aiding the in- ral Franco. however, the official that Italy has presented a bill to Spain for $275,000,- surgents under Gene The other day, | 000 for aiding the insurgents in the Spanish Civil War. The balance sheet claimed that Italy use in Italian Franco’s own air 1,672 tons of of ammuni- squadrons in General force, along with 14 motors, bombs and 9,250,000 rounds tion for them For Franco’s land forces, Italy 3) cannon, 10,135 automatic guns, 240,- 7 small arms, 7,514,537 of artillery am- munition, 4,900,000 of small arms am- munition and 7,668 motor vehicles. In addition, 91 Italian warships were engaged in Spanish war action and Italian submarines sank 7,800 tons of “hostile” shipping. It is also a matter of record that tire units of Italian Blackshirts were at one sent 1 7 en- ' time fighting with General Franco. “TIRED ‘OF GOING TO SCHOOL” A fifteen-year-old Mississippi boy confesses that he set fire to school building because he was school a high ‘tired of going to school.” Most students, we suspect, get tired of going to school but few of them their aversion by trying to burn down building although many of them’ enjoy secret hope that a sudden blaze will cause a general holi The incident might the t some parents have that modern school- all the and girls learn is how to date, ride in express the a iday. corr: idea abc boys ‘and that auto- mobiles, play and join societies. unningham ssured us Mr wh the Southerr uction explains why we are to report dis observe very has been and ed after Dr Argentina THE KEY WEST CITIZEN RICHEY RECITES HIS LIFE STORY EVANGELIST TELLS OF HIS HEALING THROUGH PRAYER Raymond T. Riche ngelist, gave hi night in a Houston life story recital ich told of his conversion, his ces as a Christian work- Chicago missions, stirring his heal ing through pre of impending blindness, and later from tuber- culosis contracted in army camps while he engaged in camp pastor work during the first World war. Evangelist Richey threatened blindness came about through an injury to his eyes re- eived at play as a small Tuberculosis, he stated, de S a result of exposure rwork. In both instances, he ted, healing w definite nd positive through the power of prayer. Before his healing from blind- he said, he wore specially ground, thick lenses, imported from Germany Today, more than 20 vears later, he reads from a small Testam in his services without spectacles of any kind. He suffe much from his ey » his healing, he stat ot suffered since. w is tuberculosis, he he could not speak above per, and physicia him up. Mr. Richey is a small man, and appears to be bordering on frailty, but when he rises to his theme he is forceful, dynamic. Alternately he moves his hearers from tears to cheers. He no long- er speaks in a whisper. His voice his stature for he speaks stentorian tones that heard in the re- of the country’s in most of er in } sa his ed a wh: had given belies in strong, can be plair motest reces: largest auditoriums, which he has spoken. The Houston evangelist gave brief histcrv last night of a num- ber his large revivals. among them heing one conducted in Al- Foes eG bout 18 years ago. Eleven thousand four hundred nersons. he lled, responded to his altar-call, in Christian sur- in seven wee! 4.000 of » being Catholics and 300 Jews. At Hazelhurst, Ga., 3,500 prcfessed conversion in a 13-day meeting. This was more people than there were inhbaitants the ertire countv. the Southern railway authorizing excursion rates to the Richey revival that brought people from surrounding ter itory. There was a_ serious food shortage in the town because of the many inhabitants pouring in from every direction, and traf- fie cops were required to control the iam that had come suddenly to this little southeast Georgia hamlet, according to the evange- of in Richey, very winter for ve to preach the gospel of “sal- vation and healing”, has made a strong appeal to winter and has been called by tourists’ evangelist” The late Billy Sunday said of Richey. “No living man can ap- proach Raymond T. Richey when it comes to maknie an altar-call” Mr. Richey will speak tonight *Siens of the Lord's Soon- scuss f the coming to Florida the last 17 tors “the some Relief At Last For Your Cough Creomulsion relieves promptly be- cause it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, in- flamed bronghial mucous mem- branes. Tell your druggist to sell you 7 bottle of Creomulsion with the un- lerstanding you must like the way it ie allays the cough or you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis PYTHIAN LODGE MEETS TONIGHT VISITING eee TO TAKE PART IN SESSION OF ORGANIZATION There\wilf be a aneeting of the Key W Lodge No. 163, Knights ef Pythias, held tonight at which tirné the rank ‘of Page will be conferred on a large cla The new members will be obli- gated by Harry M. Love, S.K.R.S. of the order. who will arrive in the city today from Miami Mr. Love will be P by Supreme Master of Exchequer Richard L. Me of Wilmington, N. C.; Past Supreme Chancellor of Miami and other members of the order. ey) CONFER RANK _ HARRY M. LOVE S. K. R. S. cf Knights of Pythias PSS DMS I SSS MAKES CAPTURE CF SEA SPECIMEN Frank E. Smith of Key West believes he has captured alive the largest Conus ne- bulosus Solander (cloudy cone shell). The shell measures 61 Millimeters, and was taken in the Pelican Shores area last Wednesday. The shell is of a multi-colored brown, with cloudy effects: while the creature that was taken from the suell is of a brilliant red. Mr, Smith has written the Smithsonian Institute to re- cord the size of the shell. and to find out if there have been any other larger shells re- ported. STRONG TRIU COFFEE MILLS AT ALL GROCERS Wood Worms CAUSE ENORMOUS PROP ERTY DAMAGE. The swarminz season will scon be here. Why take chences when we can eliminate this menace for vou. The cost is low and Terms can be arranged. APPROVED by FHA and LICFNSED SPECIALISTS in TERMITE CONTROL Inspection and Advice FREE S-year GUARANTEE WISE CALL FEDERAL EXTERMINATING CO. Exterminators of all Pests 614 Duval Street Phone 31 BE Originality! Fair Prices! The Artman Press THE CITIZEN BLDG PHONE 51 BRAND COFFEE H % ee ——— CN ViSIT TO LODGE RICHARD L.. MEARS M. of E. cf Knights of Pythias U. S. WEATHER — BUREAU REPORT FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Saturday) Key West and Vicinity: and slightly colder tonight; urday partly cloudy and what warmer; moderate to fresh becoming northeast- Fair Sat- some- north winds, erly Saturday. Florida Generally slightly colder in south and terior of north portion, frost north and possibly in interior of Saturday slowly rising tem- and in- fair in extreme scattered places central portion tonight; partly cloudy, perature. Jacksonvile and East Gulf: becoming northe and diminishing iion Saturday; cleudy weather urday. in to Florida Straits Fresh north winds, erly Saturday over north por- fair to partly tonight and Sat- KENNEDY, ivial in Cuarge. LINCOLN 4410 45™STS.AT SANE. OUR CHOICEST ROOMS From 1400 ROOMS eoch with Both, Servidor, and Radio. * Four tine restaurants owarded Grand Pra 1940 MARIA KRAMER eesuat John t Horgan Gen Mgr morn Eoisen SS, ~ THIS NEW | balmy climate at _FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1941 PLANS TO WORK I CLEARWATER, March 14.— (FNS) After recuperating in the Clearwater in preparation for a busy season, | Sonja Henie left last week for the { iyyapdated regions of Hollywood, ‘California, to begin, work on her ftme@ picture, “Sun Valley.” With her husband, Dan Top- ping, Miss Henie planned to go to New York and then fly to Holly- wood. LEGALS STATES DI ‘D) FOR TH ‘T OF FLOR- Civil Action, ME n Beauman n made to it of George J United sworn aff. Assis ney, attorney a plaintiff, United that the defendant William Be man Roberts is a resident of a sta er country other than the State of Florida, to-wit, a resident of Nas- sau, N.’ P. Bahama Islands; — that more specifically said defendant's residence, as particularly as known, is; Armetrong Street, Nas- sau, N. PB, Bahama stands; ‘th there & np’ person im this State the service o® jsubpoena upon whom would Lind kuch defengant and tha said defendant is over th 5 RED AND ADJUDGED that you, Willem Beauman Roberts, be and you are hereby commanded and required to be and appear on the 2nd day of April. 1941, at the Clerk's office of the United States District Court tn and for the Southern District of Florida, at Key West, Florida, and answer uhto the bill or complaint in | the above entitled cause filed against you in said Court by the United ps of Americ Herein fail no ve you then and the this w that thi re published week ive w The i Citize n” paper of genera lation, a K lorida. John W. District i this 8th day of EDWIN R. WIL rk United States District jouthern Dis- . RODNEY Va may2- | CHAN MERLE LEGALS IN DHE CIRCUIT COUR’ ENTH JUDICIAL MONROE COU FROHMA vs. DIVORCE. ANNA FROHMAN, Defendant FROHMAN, Defendant whose resi- Dorchester, hereby re- ‘orn bil TO ANNA in above stated cause, dence is 41 Howe Street, etts. You are appear to th mplaint filed hereit A quired te of fo! will Further "pu bdlished an four consecutive e Key West Citt Or- 1 February 20th, A.D. 1941. » 1 thé alle taken dered that this be feb21-2 IN Fr JOHNSON, Plaintiff, CE H ORDER OF PUBL It appearing by the filed in the above-stated cause that Cora Thomas Johnson, the defendant therein named the State F Duntries, | Virginia livery; that said defend the age of twenty-one there is no person i Florida the service of 4 chancery upon whem said defendant. It is therefore ordered that sald defendant be and she is hereby re quired to appear to the bill of com- din said cause on or day, the 7th day 1941, otherwise said bill will fessed by said would bind the be de- fendant. It is further ordered that this order be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a newspaper pub- lished in said county and state. Done and ordered this 6th day of h, 1941 (SEAL) By (Sd.) Florene WILLIAM V, Subscribe te The Citizen. NO NAME LODGE Famous Bahia Monde Fishing Reef - Tarpon - Permit - Bone Fishing Cottages—$3.50 a day and up Stone Crab Dinners a Specialty Phone No Name Key No. 1 For Information VRound Out Your KEY WEST visit XK with a with a Trip to veave KEY WEST 10:30 A.M. Mondays & Thursdays Arrive Havana 5:00 p. m. the same afternoon Ly. Havene Lv. Hevane - Ar. Key West - edne: $ 10:00 p.m Ar. Key West - Thursdays 7:00 a. m. Fridays 9:00 a. m. Fridays 3:15 p. m. "HAVANA. ROUND Bg TRIP 10 day limit including meals and berth at sea Cuban Taxes 70¢ To PORT TAMPA ROUND TRIP 54 8 Leave Every Friday et 4:45 p.m. THE PENINSULAR & OCCIDENTAL S. S. COMPANY For Interm jv and Weservatrons Consult YOUR TRAVEL AGENT or J. H. 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