The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 27, 1941, Page 4

PAGE FOUR Student Council To THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘ 1 THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1941 |STRAND TO SHOW | NATURE NorTes “ie Today's Horoscope Student By J. C. GALLOWAY | attended | (Reprinted From Port Allegany (Pa.) Reporter) | rie of the; . 7 ‘ : : ; Casa Marina hotel will end itso” (Continued from Preceding gonia blossoms, like so much | season April 1, it was announced || i Installment) pink fireworks shooting up and) yesterday by Peter P. Sch |may often come 1000,000,000 national defense pro-} Mrs. White nas strayed away,|breaking into myriads of stars?;" SBv Uy Een ‘ chutt, even unwelcome. as | gram, it becomes clear that de-land now. she comes back. “Did|They come from those big-leaved | ™426er of the hotel. -}consequences will be tails as to the number of this or|you see the table service that the |Varicties"you Brow in pots’ for! —-——_——__—_- |Sweet_and bitter mingle in this |that to be provided becomes in-|Duke and Duchess of Windsorjfoliage up home. Here you may | ‘life, which is really far from an ! consequential. The immense funds| donated-te the,show? «Right over jfind them in pots on,the 1 my OHIOAN NAMES HIS | unimportaft one. involved means the utilization of |here”. Well, if we didn’t go right|or planted anywhere tucked un-| NUMEROUS POSITIONS Sarees = jpractically every resource in the|past it, looking at the other/der a fence or wall in the yard. SSasy | | | PICTURES OF NYA Pictures of educational activi- ties of the NYA will be shown at the Strand Theater tomorrow aft- ernoon and evening, with no extra charge to be made for the additional feature of the program. The pictures cre represented to be very interesting and it is ex- pected that many will attend the showing. Jo Relieve mz. D Ss O% QUID, TABLETS. SALVE. NOSE OROPS: JOB PRINTING Price... Large volume of printing and mod- ern, efficient ma- chinery are a few reasons why we can quote’ low prices for print jobs! The Artman Press PHONE 51 Meet In Miami Acconvention of the Council, which will be by members from all pi state, will be held in Miami to-} By HUGO 8S, SIMS, Special Washington Correspondent of The Citizen morrow and Saturday. The following are from Key West who will the session: A day of honor and ability but, full of discouragements. There will be promotions, which undesired and unpleasant foreseen. NATIONAL ART GALLERY delegates attend|GIFTS TO THE PUBLIC WHAT COMES AFTER Malcolm Walter, Wilma Rus- 000, AID sell, Mervin Thompson, Blanche $$77000:008,000 IN Cervantez, Ellie Rae Gwynn, Tony | DEFENSE SPENDING |production of defense items. things. And here is Mrs. A. D. —— | “tsigane” gipsy shop Perez, Mary Ramsey, Copelyn TO LAST FOR TWO YEARS \ oe Printz to tell us about it; and] And here is art, lovely art in! virginia 1. paterson Ramsey, conka Cherry; Alicia FACING ACTUAL PERIL | A recent analysis of the de- there is the table elegantly _ set, ' flower _arrangement for table ap- | formerly at Jefferson Hotel Bldg. Borges, Amando Canalejo, Foster jfense program, as it stands to-|with the gift epergne and the!decoration; simple combinations plication blank which has moved to Gomez, Barbara Guerro, Mrs. jday, exclusive of the Lease-Lend |candlesticks in the middle. And/of rich or delicately colored fol-| naming of his occupation, decided, 522 DUVAL STREET age : a ’ ‘ expenditures, shows probable ap-jaren’t they lovely in design! |jage, with art glass or china; and Chas. Thompson and Miss Mary} ast week President Roosevelt | yy opriations of $32,000,000,000 for|These, we understand, are 150 j among them even still more beau .|70t t© Overlook any bets. So he | Trevor. accepted in the name of he the present and next fiscal year.|years old, Sheffield, the design in|tifil cocoanot bloom arching like|PUt down everything: Constable, | — Americans pee te ie ee: this total, the Army gets $15,-|silver is, the glass Waterford.) spray from their bark canoes. / church janitor, school janitor, | a ot eects se sener= |e oe the Navy $13,764,500,000,;The epergne has a silver base,!Qne would never dream of such) school bus driver, stock buyer, ! structure prvoided by the gener-| other defense agencies $1,942,-| from which rise four straight and‘ joveliness for such uses from ous gift of the late Andrew W.|5099 900, and supplemental pur-|slender stems to support ihe iia pal ane Se Aevie et custom butcher, cattle dehorner, ; Mellon. The National Art Gal- $50,300,000. The spending, | glass fruit bowl above; while bec lees fats a hee ai We Ane thresher and buzz saw operator, lery was thrown open to the pub-'}t should be noted, will. spread|side them other. slender ean gente Gesamte ae canning factory fireman, election lic to inspect the 504 paintings! } yond the end of the present|curling like tendrils support each a Budd: eae ae ba eee board member and cider press present at a conference in Miamijand forty-four sculptural works 5.0.) year 1941-42, which comes|a cup, four ing all, each with alon. The Pat ete haatanicelatis helper. S this afternoon when the _junior | already housed. [to a close June 30, 1942 smaller arrangement of fruit. The | che ; y Pala eae rg abated iting _the| candlesticks carry out the same eome rect from China, a mat- POLICE GO SLEUTHIN peera non oF Woman's: CHUDe, In addition to providing the} while it is impossible to be ex-|theme; each has two tendril-like | ye] j st bronze it appears. Mrs. Joseph ai _Dresident,| building, the former Secretary of 464 jn eae ay ats spending | stems bearing the candles within vera aS ae Rallew| DOWN THE HATCH. and Mrs. Andrew Elwood, vicelthe Treasury presented the na-'s,. the present fiscal year, it is|their tulip-like vases of crystal.|¢ajla, a novelty here. She showed ic SE H ‘ ¥ Associated Preani BRISTOL, Va., March 27.— (By Associated Press) GILBOA, O., March 27.—Wil- liam Devore, filling out an required Local Group To Join Florida Federation : ; poses Officers of Key West Junior and Senior Women’s clubs will be Service Our broad knowl- edge of sales and advertising prob- lems enables us to create print that are original, effective! jobs idestinies of this country, are con- vinced that it in serious peril. No other situation woold justify such enormous expenditures. For Real Purity For Real Economy ior Keoal Service for ica! Protection DELIVERED DAILY EVERYWHERE Ask for “Willard’s Message” which explains this treatment—free—at GARDNER'S PHARMACY | | | | DAUGHTER NAMED Mr. and M George Gomez, who stipulated that the Gal-| who announced the birth of an should not bear his, name.!eight-pound girl yesterday morn- His idea was that other wealthy | ing, said today the baby has been Americans would add their col-|/named Patricia Jane. Gomez, a lections of old masters. That this deputy United States marshal, is hope will bear fruit is seen in the’ the son of Circuit Judge Arthur president of the junior club, left/tion with his valuable collection! ,.norally pre -|'There are finger bowls to ¢or-|; A : fee Miami yesterday to attend, the |of1128 paintings and/25 sculptural Sonny Creu | ae omen cenmdiiescH ovith a tiny UW |e ee eet ee nee: | convention and will represent the | k luding admirable thing more than $6,000,000,000| respond, each with a tiny ree | When Police Chief Arthur Rush ates te Aedenitied to. he ees CIS eee *-! will be spent. The Army will use}quet. Such royalty deservés" a! Over against the wall is the! s>peared at the door of a Bristol arg ent is = uy e amples of Italian, Spanish, Dutch, | ¢3 545 799,000 and the Navy $2,-|s¢etting ‘in harmony with it; this!tapje of “tropical flowers”. First ese ct : oH reaited ‘ aan as Brederick Sires presi tie ane eee ecneel 136,300,000. When the year ends|was supplied by local residents; comes a spray of laWender gin- een teneent React ince Soe rele Se’ {from the Thirteen nrough the yext June 30, there will be un. | beautifully decorated plates and : 3 cies een . m1 > sel a Sa daien Dy 7 ig . er blooms, real ginger, backed os 2 “8 ie Last aee ve paad Nineteenth centuries. To this o.pended balances of nearly $5,- |'tablé accessories complete the en- eel eae awk ‘aoe a alll] ie abo een ‘ oF emcee me hate ise Specie aoe great collection has been added 999,000,000 for the Army and|semble. It is no wonder the’ never forget that. Dwarf poinci- pbearatg he Gat pour resenting the senior orga! the 375 paintings and 15 sculp-j anout two and a half billion for|whole finds many admirers. leeeaaeellows andi. cfangeted’| or aim ae ce eencare tion. tural works presented by Samuel |i, Nay Seen ponese ey ye: 8 “+; In court, two fellow officers of- H. Kress, which is almost exclu-|'"° ©°¥% But we were going to see the|4frican tulips like them but gi: fered the liquor in evidence. In|] THE CITIZEN BUILDING ———-----— {sively of the Italian school. | White there is no reason for the|show going round by the right,|20n"es Bae Sea reaale’ | Gone ee orcu meamemans bas We call attention to the Na- torical, it should be apparent to|First comes the wild garden, ar-| artes of soft yellow gold; foun-' drain pipe. She pleaded guilty. | Sina ne opal Gallery one es it) al citizens, from the above fig-|/T@nged by Mr. and Mrs Sykes’ of| ior te uaceling apraying: ted. | cote see Scene eae [LE EE . = | represents, in the words of Paul|ircs, that officials charged with|the Botanic Garden; Mexican) o¢ end of brilliant \ : peer i eae i spar no end of brillian | : Mellon, son of the donor, a joint) tho responsibility of directing the|£°ldenrod and blue veronica, wild| oveitics; a long gay table of QUICK RELIEF FROM | P r Mrs. anes’ Lester reruns enterprise of the Government |blue ageratum and others taste-| 11 om. Symptoms of Distress Arising from rom Havana, Cuba, today, after}and of magnanimous citizens. fully arranged with greenery. Ac- | . | \ spending a few weeks’ sojourn in|This is very true and the muni- ross the aisle are the miniatures, | AGAR (Here race theurcentrall STOMACH ULCERS | the island republic. She was ac-|ficence of the gift to the public: some almost microscopic in size! auare are two patio carts; they pueto EXCESS ACID companied here by Miss Isabelle| should be appreciated. It typifies | but perfect in daintiness. And have canopies and are decorated FreeBookTells of HomeTreatmentthat Bartlett, who will be house guest}a generous spirit which has re- here is a beautiful fruit and fol-| "4° panked with brilliant flow- Must Help or it Will Cost You Nothing , of the Lester family for an in-}peatedly manifested itself in this! iage arrangement sent in by a ers. One has a fine sea_ shell! Over one million bottles of the WILLARD | definite period. country where many wealthy | lady from one of the yachts; @ Gown below: and there are gar-| eprmplomy of dietess arking from Stomach EA citizens have left valuable gifts} dream of form and color harmony | gon Toole: attractively arranged | 8nd Duodenal Uleers duo to Excess Mrs. W. Curry Harris and two] for the benefit of the public gen- not possible outside the tropics.| Vithin. What time is it? Been) Geui*Wesrtmorn, st Upset Stomach, etic mh Monday en ae to | erally. =|Now come the hibiscus; great} .5. three hours? Must be many ‘ort Crockett, Galveston, Texas, \jar after jar with the short-irere t ours? is many where they will join Captain Har-) we think attention should be | stemmed flowers spiked on te ee But this Sone ris, who is commanding the Na-| cajied to the modesty of Mr. Mel-| long wiry midribs of palm leaves!i) tuind: everything you have tional Guard company from Key 150; | | with striking effect, like so many fsecnucame from outdoo: from biog \haaa is now stationed at lery |peonies; especially the double | residence gardens and lawns and TRY IT TODAY— sien ones ones secant colors, home verandas, or vacant lots The Favorite in Key West pane to tra eal ace fe ©! and roadsides; from people who | softened artificial light, they are opportunities this climate gives) * | Mrs. Myrtland Cates, director of the Girls’ Safety Patrol, left this morning for Miami where she will undergo a major operation in that city. While away Mr. Cates will handle both patrols. Mrs. Jacob Schreiber and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvah E. Yerden of Detroit, Michigan, are visiting in Key West for a féw days. This is the first visit of the Yerdens to this city, YUGOSLAV UPRISING BLOW TO GERMANY (Continued from Page One) day of the Japanese offici visit. + @ Berlin newspapers were carry ing banner headlines describing gift of Mr. Kress and the prom- ised gift of Joseph E. Widener, whose collection is very valu- able. The National Gallery of Art is a long, low structure facing Con- tution Avenue. More than 800 carloads of Tennessee marble went into its erection, It is in the Jeffersonian manner, but the musty atmosphere with old museums is conspicuous- ly absent. The exterior marble shades from pink to white from the base upward. associated Visitors to the national capital are welcome to the Galleries but they can also visit other exhibi tions, notably paintings at — the Gomez. NR EEE | Today’s Birthdays Maj. Gen. Campbell B. Hodges, US born in Bossier Parish, 60 years ago. Mrs. Ruth Hanna Simms of Al- buquerque, N. M., ex-congress- woman, born in Cleveland, 61 years ago. Gloria Swanson, actress, in Chicago, 43 years ago. born} Dr. Benjamin W. Kilgore of Ra- leigh, N. C., State chemist, born in Lafayette Co., Mich., 74 years a revelation of sweetness in Col-| thom to grow old favorites, and ‘as | the choicest of tropical ornamen- CUBAN COFFEE tals at will, with ease and little’ ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS or no expense. And how they do it! Nearly missed these illuminat- | er flower pictures overhead! against the wall, didn't we? We} |might almost call them tableaux |e ° or dioramas; with a_ distinctive; STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE charm, And now we come to the potted ferns; great arching balls) TRIUMPH of Nephrolepis in variety; the} COFFEE MILLS forked one known as Davallioides furcans, one of the finest; it does AT ALL GROCERS the best of all in south Florida! where all the others thrive. Here is the door into the room where | C@@@@eeeseeeecooooooooce the school exhibits are; model! Keep Your Weight In Shape and Your Shape In Weight ROLLER SKATE Southard Street—Ladies 25c SESSIONS: 2:30 to 4:30 P. M. 7:30 to 10:00 P. M. SHOE SKATES FOR SALE $9.75—TERMS | If You Can Walk You Can Skate American flag of iavender-blue perennial asters, white sweet al- yssium, and red bougainvillaea; | SPECIALS FANCY TSS SIISIOLLS: Thompson Enterprises INCORPORATED. ICE DIVISION PHONE NO. 8 DI ACLALALA LALLA AAA Ad gardens, and one item is a big! eee ia mR (2 MILK - FED POULTRY fancy | Key West’s Lowest Pri STEER MEATS | Week-End Specials Meat Dept. Grocery Dept. Lean Meaty PORK SHOULDERS, |b. 15¢ CREAM, tall can rrisket = L@ || CORNBEEF, can LAMB STEW Small Gre Shoulder 19¢ LIMA BEANS, 2 tall eans J Regent Paul's overthrow reached Freer. their offices, i Matsuoka was meeting with Adolf Hitler at the time, after he had completed a long conference } with Foreign Minister Von Rib jotficials are already seeking Barienp spapers warned |™eans to maintain “a strong and citizens of Berlin not to expect|"ealthy national economy” dur any immediate announcement of [88 the period of : tie results of the talks, but-ada-[wuct will follow the present ed “the news which will be car-|emereency The Nat onal Re ried around the world will be re- |S0urceé Plant © at mends d when he (Matsuoka) re-} ; ‘okyo” jof surveys, investigations in describing the |Prernnns oe jand g change, as-| : ‘ {projects which would const a wel sured the country of every pos. | Prove 1 from Great Britain and sesindan ee and | constructior added that he believes the Unit-| eaaGatas. boc. will cdfer aid program res i ectiv jers are re- i! \ministra i elects atl qu A their bids de CARD OF THANKS terms upon which g to make such very effective, as are the others. | In this room also are flower paintings by Mrs. Everett Win-! a ter and other Key West artists. | 9 | Mrs. Winter is president of the jgarden club. Out in the main room again we find the rose dis-| ae play; outdoor blooms of many'| sweetheart Soap. 4 bars . 1c kinds and fine flowers; especially || Cashmere Boquet Soap, big long-stemmed Radianie like 4 bars 25 stock. Two months ago § Ivory Snow with Ivory we said the annuals commonly Soap, both for lle grown in the north looked tired’ | SUgSt IP Cee. ap aoe down here. It is not true now; Luzianne Coffee, tb 25 ok at these nasturtiums, this ] Butter, Ib 35¢ candytuft, these marigolds and } Octagon Soap, 3 bars 10¢ annua! phlox, larkspur and all of } Crosse & Blackwell's these others; no fresher or finer Soups, can 10c ,wn anywhere. And where else } Libby’s Peaches, No. 1 can 10c would y« nd so big and tall an | Dele’s Pineapple Juice. arrangement of long stemmed be- 2 cans 15¢ | i Dole’s Pineapple Juice, For Reliet of HEAD large can ‘6 25e Put 3-purpose Va-tro-nol up each nostril shrinks ago. Friday and Saturday Prof. Wilbur M. Urban, noted Yale philosopher, born in Mt. Joy Pa., 68 years ago. FROZEN FOODS Although the defense program is barely getting into its stride.. pr James A. Miller of New York City, noted physician, born | in Roselle, N. J., 67 years ago. BPaERaAB BEALE BEI SELES LS LL: tine Spring [KG 0° LAMB, Ib. adjustme CALL FOR BIDS | TOMATOE Notice is hereby given that on 110, 1941 at 8:00 o'clock P. M ard of county commission- f Monroe County will re-! © and open sealed bids for the Monroe County, Florida of tric keyboard machine n nulating the — o al——J~r) imme vea turr specifications f ‘a ie e CREAM CHEESE, 2 pkgs 13¢ RIB ROAST OF BEEF. ! 29¢ ee 28c CLUB STEAK. ' 29¢ governr KETCHUP, tall White BEANS Blackeye PEA Black BEANS CHIPSO, large package 19 CLEANSER, 2 cans 2 pd, jamal Ibs. rd reserves the righ reject any or all ant to this advertise <o tendered us Preserves. Ib-jar 20¢ Orange Juice, 2 cans 1S¢ vee) It swollen mem- Vinegar, qt. bottle 10¢ ibby’s Dill Pickles, qt. Sc Crosse & Blackwell's i | ; a : j \ =, branes; (2) Soounes eval: 3) } = TIFT’S GROCERY | & FRANKrunTERS. » ie es 9 ing clogging mucus. 1101 Division St. Phone 460 j S . Woodbury SOAP, 4 bars Jelly. jar 10¢ BACON, | -'t VICKS VA-TRO-NOL Way eich GROUND MEAT. 2 Robert e who mutes and OAAA A AAAAL nN NO Crosse & Blackwell's SPARE RIBS. 2 TREET, can FAMILY THE AUTHORITY TO MAKE FHA TITLE | IMPROVEMENT LOANS EXPIRES JUNE 30, 1941 CARD OF THANKS _ TURNIP, 3 Ibs. 10¢ STRINGBEANS, 2 Ibs. 25¢ POTATOES, 10 Ibs I THE DURANGO KID -OTATOES, 3 Ibs. rEDY SFR those provemer NO NAME LODGE _ amine 5° oars Famous Bahia Monda Fishing spies eC LONG TERM EASY PAYMENTS Risser sores vate . | THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST Phone No Name Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation For an- (\4ALAAAAAAAAAAAAMAAALAAAAAAAAAA AA A Add (Ai LiAttAthtttid