The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 4, 1941, Page 4

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1941 CITY COUNCIL AROUND BALKANS (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) |to the mayor and Public Safety Committee. j Paul Albury, chairman of the recreation committee, asked that the council give its approval to j the recreation program now being outlined for the benefit of service men and local people as well. The council approved the move- ment. ' A letter waé read from Ser- |geant Robert Saunders from Fort Crockett, Texas, where the Key West National Guard is station- |ed, requesting that a pennant ; with the name Key West be sent jto the camp to be displayed by| |the members of the organization. hit was decided to purchase a pen- jnant as requested. dt was ordered that 500 feet of jsecond hand fire hose be sold to | the Board of Public Works for an amount of $50. Mayor Albury informed the council that a representative of sthe federal government has ex- pressed a desire to have the local | aquarium turned over to the | | government for its operation. The | matter was referred to the Public | aaa we, OOIaS. ‘OUTLINE PROGRAM Welfare Committee, along with | the city attorney and the mayor. | SENTRY STEWS IN FOR CONVENTION | It was ordered that bids be HIS OWN JUICE | (Contiaueactienciaee ona called for the purchase of twenty PAGE FOUR ARMY DAY TO BE OBSERVED 2OAST ARTILLERY UNIT TO PUT ON EXHIBITION AT LA CONCHA PARK lasted. nearly four hours, the commissioners approved a cer- tificate of indebtedness of $4,000 to cover airport bond money re- ceived from R. E. Crummer com- pany and gave approval to the official designation of a city- county recreation committee as the official recreation body of Monroe county, explaining to him that the state beverage department, which al- ready has turned down his ap- plication once, might do so again. COUNTY BOARD (Continued from Page One) Doughnuts Can be Digestible for the establishment of a Joint |* |city-county hospital. A supreme court ruling, which Chairman Carl Bervaldi ex-| interprets the legal ban against \plained that if an enabling act | selling liquor within 300 feet of! were passed by the legislature,/4 school as meaning the “crow |the county and city would then /fight” distance, is responsible be in a position to build the hos-| or Fineburg's difficulty in get- pital without delay whenever ting a license. Several liquor} funds become available. There is stores, in the vicinity where Fine- no prospect: of.\irhnipdiate’ iactioni\itg “will locate also are ‘within | on the hospital, he added. 300 fet of the San Carlos school TRY IT TODAY— “ Ramsey also was appointed to}nger the supreme court inter- ao Favorite! in Rey WO the chairmanship .pf the finance} wotstion, but wheh their ~ STAR BRAND and advertising committee, the | censes were issued, it-was oer] country and Yugoslavia, Premier Teleki is said to have chosen jsuicide and Regent Horthy’s re- ported flight is believed dictated by the same cause. A story reaching here said German troops marched swiftly through Budapest toward. the south last night. Endless columns of.men and: mechanized equip-} ment are reported to have echoed | through the streets of - the Hun-| garian capital throughout the en- tire night. A radio broadcast from Berlin quoted a government spokesman as saying there is no change in the crisis, “but it certainly is not | improving”. * German newspapers, which suddenly toned down their stor- ies of Yugoslav atrocities, today reported that an army of 200,000) |British regulars with heavy mec- | |hanized equipment are massed in} |Greece near the Yugoslav Border. | Usually reliable informants al-| {so disclosed a story that Britain | land Turkey may be planning al sudden onslaught against Italian | troops in Albania which would | crush the remnants of Premier’ Mussolini’s army there before German troops could move to “eK ey West’s.observance of Arniy Day, will be, featured , tomorrow } bys an. exhibition of equipment by yeldiers of the local coast artil- fery unit at La Concha Hotel} park, Modern guns and equipment will be displayed in the park ‘rom 2 to 10 o'clock tomorrow afternoon and two squads of en-j} listed men from Battery “E” will be on hand to explain and dem- onstrate for visitors. . Equipment which will be set/ up in the park includes latest! types of machine guns, automatic wifles, field telephones, range finding instruments and 37 mm. and 155 mm. shells. Field kitch- en equipment and a new type of reconnaissance car with’ front and} rear wheel drive will be dis-| TREN Ti post held by Frank Roberts, <toog” that the ban. referred to jwhom he replaced on the board. the wall ing distance, which 4 | The commssioners approved a le ait farther: \ liquor license for Louis Fine- th f a session which |burg, 510 Duval street, although | Tn the ebayiot 5 Sewer ROLLER SKATE | Cocccoccceceeedeoeoeeore “tsigane” gipsy gift shop virginia 1, paterson formerly at Jefferson Hotel Bldg. has moved to 522 DUVAL ion If there is any trick to making light easily digested doughnuts it is to seal the surface quickly so that in further cooking the heat and not the fat will penetrate the dough. All that is required is a standard recipe to follow care- | fully, a sturdy kettle deep enough to hold three inches of fat, a thermometer to indicate temperature and the flexible top burner of a modern gas range } because it may be adjusted to maintain the specific temperature desired—thus Shee the fluctuation that causes failure in doughnut making. SESSIONS: 2:30 to 4:30 P. M. Hi | TEX RITTER i ‘7:30 to 10:00 P. M. | | in GOLDEN TRAIL also COMEDY AND SERIAL Seecccesoesseoese SPECIALS} SHOE SKATES FOR SALE Attention! Attention! uniforms for the ..firemen,. the | played. | Under the direction of F.| Townsend. Morgan, jdirector of the Key West Art Center, WPA artists and: students’: here | have designed all signs and posters to be used in the exhibition. City Attorney Aquilino Lopez, wife and baby left this morning | over the highway for Miami where they will remain for sev- eral days’ visit. Sai ia ! Payson Johnson, stationed at one of the lighthouses along the Florida coast, was among the re- cent arrivals in Key West to spend | a vacation with his family. Henry Cates, who had been Spending several.days in Key! West visiting relatives andi friends, left last evening over the | highway for his home in Miami, | Walter Leanderman, business | man of Tampa, after spending | several days in Key West, left yesterday over the highway en route to his home. J. Albert Henson, formerly } manager of Cheely Lumber Cor- poration in this city, is in Key West today for a short business trip. He is now connected with Cheely’s Miami office. While here he made sure to look up many of his old Lion members and other friends which he made | while in this city two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. George Mayo, for- | mer operators of the Williams} House on Fleming street, left Wednesday to establish their resic | dence in Homestead. STRANGE NAMES SANTA ANA, Cal.—A hospital | in this city reports that a son} was born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard | Bear and one to Mr. and Mrs. | Murray Rabbitt, and a nurse} named Wolfe attended the cases. VIDIO aL! DON’T MISS P. A.R. La Revista Mensual en Espanol . Ingles. Mailed at Havana Month. | ly on the 13th. Ten Cents $l a Year. Six Years $5. Sample FREE. | ! Eg. F, O'Brien publishes P.A.R. (Times of Cuba and Pan Amer- | ican Review) at San Ignacio 54, Havana. P. O. Box 329, Tel. M-1012. Chamber of Commerce, Hotel La Concha, Bus Station. | Havana - Cuba _ Florida - Gulf Coast - West Indies - Mexico - Regions South, Concise News and Latin American Trade Reviews. MAP OF HAVANA with Guide for Buyers distributed free DAILY on Ships, Trains and Planes. High Spot Coverage. TROPIC AMERICA | sisal acon sonage, (By Assoctated Press) CAMP SHELBY, Miss., April 4,--The rookie sentry, heckled to the point of des- peration by soldiers giving fictitious names when chal- lenged, decided to take the matter in hand. So when a “Major Moses” answered his challenge, he promptly or- dered: “Advance Moses and recite the 10 commandments.” The man ho stepped up was a REAL Major Moses. And to add to the sentry’s con- fusion he promptly recited each and every one of the commandments. SLIDIIII IS | Susan Curry Weds |Benj. Adams Benjamin Diatiaa and Susa Curry were united in marr: iage |gionnaires at Tropical Gardens as Hlast night in a quiet wedding at /Suests of the Tropical brewery— | the Ley Memorial church par-| beer and sandwiches. | Rev. O. C. Howell og forming the ceremony. | band leaders, with regard to musi- cal perfection. | 6 p. m. Tourist Commission | cocktail for Department and Cuban Legion officials. and | friends at the National Hotel. Evening Open—speciall prices | |for Legionnaires at all of the! jleading cabarets and jai alai.} |Special Conga formations and | \ prize contest as a courtesy to the! i visiting Legionnaires, to be pro- |; vided by the Tourist Commis- | !sion. | Tuesday, Apri 28th | Open House all day at the |abovementioned bars and distil- lery for all Legionnaires. 12 Noon Florida Department | jand Havana Legion officials visit | \the Instituto Civico Militar at | jCeiba del Agua as luncheon! {guests at the Cuban Army. ; 2p. m. Beer party for all Le-} bids to be returnable April 17. The uniforms will cont Ppproxis |. mately $500. The. report made hy,;, yditot |* Chas. R. Roberts showed * ‘tha€|: during the month of March col¥ lections. on real e: feared: to *$5,167.73, KT taxes, $353.73, making : total of current taxes collected, $5,521.46. Fines collected by Chief of Po- lice Ivan Elwood amounted to $656. Building permits, $81.00. Aquarium collections, $935.80. 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