The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 23, 1941, Page 6

PAGE SIX SR. PLACEMENT TESTS THURSDAY WILL BE GIVEN TO ALL SENIORS IN KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL Senior Placement Tests have been received and will be given to all seniors in Key West High Schooi next Thursday morning. The auditorium will be used for this test, to bring smooth, broad surface to write. A pencil and a sheet or so of scratch paper are ail materials needed. When the are completed. the answer are sent to the University of Flor by so each senior is asked a notebook or other on which the test ida where they are graded “mechanical brain” and scores recorded automatically this way the human discounted, each pupil i exactly as every other Feceives exactly the r of credit for the work donc This is part of a state-wide ing program. Last year senior high school in the (except a few small. carly-closing “strawber hools) took part Over 10,000 seniors were ted These tests, coming at the clo: of a pupil's school career, are ex tremely important. They enable him to see just where he stands with respect to the other seniors in the state. This information i useful many times. in many S. The better colleges and univer sities will not accent a candidate for entrance until he has taken these placement test. so it is well to take them in familiar surround ings where the best work can h¢ done. We find also that a good record in this exam may he!p out in get ting a job vears later, for the marks made become a part of the pupils permanent record and are brought into play whenever — the individual's — school i needed, Employers from all over the nation write in for informa- tion about people who anply to them for jobs. and who claim to have attended Kev West High School. Just vesterday a_ letter was received from the Dougle aircraft plant in California, ask ing for the school record of a boy who had attended this school years ago. * The tests Thursdav in five fields—Fnelish Studies, Natural Science. matics, and Intelligence. The records of tests for previous years show that instruction given in Kev West High School pares extremely well with given in the better high school of the state. The faculty disturbed by the thought of his out side testing. for they have labored Jong and carnestly this class and they feel that their work will show up as well as it has in previous years. DINNER TONIGHT — AT OCEAN VIEW (Continued from Page One ceived from Mrs. dep: ment chaplain; national executive committeewoman, — Mx Whitehead. Ten minute lowed the district report. From the will be Mr second, Mr relma Mrs, C. FE. Swank Ralph Crosby: fifth Hiatt; sixth, Mrs. Gr seventh, Mrs. W. H Mrs. M. L. nt port on America genev Volunteer H.C. Trive w Welfare, Mr munity Ser Manr Mrs V Mrs Ne phar per Mrs Ret Be Tt America speect M a the In t element gradc amount test every state record will come Soci ae com that is not with Gik art pre Kre Ser C Ron Constit n Cr Hurst f Vet w of et and each |” (MRS. HAMILTON | BURIED TODAY Advertisements under this head | DIED ABOARD BOAT YESTER- | will be inserteé in The Citizen at | DAY MORNING NEAR \the rate of one-cent (1c) a word) NORTH CAPE |mum | every cents (25¢c). Advertisers snould give their street address as weil as their telephone numver if they desire suits. Payment for classified adver- tisements is invariably in ad- !vance, but regular advertisers | with ledger accounts may have | their advertisements charged. Mr Lost Hamilton, of Cap 60, Sable, Minni was this hus Man River ty cemetery ind Hamilton. attempting We boat buried in ¢ morning after she her band, Walter had lost; t her their a rac t hin pital mall Mrs, Hamiiton, who had been} FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS | died aboard near North} — nd morning at 6:00|JAEGER Three-Inch Centrifugal {| Pump. 20,000 gals. per hour. Complete with suction hose. Bargain. East Coast -Equip- ment Co., Miami. apr8-1mo her with pneumonia hu Esquin- | boat at Hamilton heriff's of ld be said he growing ill Enrique met the after { sil uid there Silat HERCULES 4-Cylinder Power Unit. Overhauled and in good | condition. East Coast Equip- ; ment Co., 1228 S.W. Ist St.,! Miami. apr8-l1mo miiton wife and = more eriously ithout medical aid until he had Classified Column \for each insertion, but the mini- | for the first insertion in’! instance is twenty-five | , THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MISCELLANEOUS {WILL TRADE FOR EQUITY in late model light car. Wilson, ! 1101 Petronia Street. apr21-3tx .TRANSPORTATION ‘LEAVING FOR BOSTON May 1 via New York. Can accommo- date 1 passenger. Box CV, The Citizen. aprl9-tf FOR RENT 2 FURNISHED APARTMENT, 2 bedrooms; first floor; hot and cold running water; electric refrigerator. Apply 923 White street. cee tf | = RENT—Furnished, modern- ized five-room cottage, screen- ed porch, patio, on breezy side | of island, for six months, 417 | United street. $45. References. \ apr22-5t | i COMPLETELY | F U R N iv Ss HED ! four-room Apartment. Avail- able now. Two bedrooms. 725 Duval street. apr4-tf ceided to take the risk of get- to Key t and a hos- pital ; | here Funeral was FOR SALE or Exchange—Cabin Cruiser, 28-ft., 6-ft. beam?"40 h.p. Gray Marine Engine. Wil) exchange for lot, full or part payment. Box B.R., The Citi- zen. mar6-tf (i her We Funeral were handled Home and the 9:00. o'clock midnight irangement burial service Hamilton, with reached Key last night. ut his wife 1931 CHRYSLER COUPE Rum- ble Seat, '41 Tag, $49.00. See | Deacon Jones, 603 Simonton West Stree apr23-2t PRESIDES AT REGISTRATION i a ee | MAN’S, 1121 Catherine street. apr18-19-23-26-30,1941 egionnaire Hotel La with Anne | who | in of registration i ae S|POURTEEN FT. SAILBOAT. | Fully equipped. $100. James H. Pinder. 1217 Petronia Street. age near Washington street. Bargain for cash, $350.00, Apply A. L. Mur- ray, Columbia Laundry. apr15-s | Coreoran ure, is chair served as 1 during the w: mber of Acihurt % and also has been member for twenty held the office of officer, histori- | commander, second | der and chairman of are chief is ac wyer Pc yeomi arter n Sa t 2 1 continuo AUSTIN COUPE, runs well; new tires, "41 tag. $49.00.. See Dea-} con Jones, 603 Division Street. apr23-2t | he finance vi idjutant first hild FOR SALE—Spanish type house, large lot, many tropical fruit trees. Also, party boat “Jewel”. Apply 808 Eaton Street. jan6-s Corcoran is being sted in the registration of Legionnaires by William Reardon, Tom Care | toll, Arthur Sheppard, Been Roberts and Harold Shaw » COLGATE BUYS PROPERTY HERE Jane 1 nd Virgir De. ut We 100. wa a with power loader. Overhauled and in good condition. Coast Equipment Co., 1228 S.W. Ist St., Miami. | ‘FOR SALE—Double Corner in Grove Park, Upper Matecumbe, size 100x125; also other lots in same subdivision; will sell 1 or 4 adjoining, reasonably. Apply Box T, The Citizen. apr7-tfs 5 PLYMOUTH, 4-Door Sedan Needs some work, ‘41 tag, $95.00. See Deacon Jones, 603 Division Street. Smith I of this four ts for estimated learned today. Monroe county, Monaco, Washing- ‘old to Joseph R city Key.| viz c includes two lots treet ind the street; a Qn Grinnell outh street one other near neat corner lot and Reynolds and at Whitehead and | Washington 1 W noth ingte FOR SALE—Modernized, . six-room cottage with yard and — shrubs. 607‘ Elizabeth street, Mrs. M. H. Griswold, 417! United street phone 739. apr22-5t r corner CIRCUIT COURT JURY CONVENES SECOND-HAND PLUMBING PIPES, fittings, tubs, sinks, toil: | water heaters, lavatories soil pipe and fittings, lead, oak um, etc. Ph. Golden Béach 2561. Gray’s Fishery, Ojus. aprl8-lwk two-inch Centrifugal 10,000 gals. per hr. with suction hose. pheumatic _ tires Thoroughly re-conditioned Price $100. East Coast Equip ment Company, 1228 S.W. First street, Miami, Florida apr2l-Imo 1 from: Page One) testify before ets, court — tries tion JAEGER Pump. BEST BEER, AND in Key ‘Ss reason 9169 West. for Other selling Ph ANTIQN JE REED One AN FOURTEEN FT OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped and one Johnson Outboard mo- tor, 4hp. $150. James H Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street YOUNG COCONU LOT 12, SQUARE 4, TRACT 20, |HALF-BAG CONCRETE MIXER! East | apr8-1mo | PICTURE FRAMING PICTURE FRAMING, Diplomas; antique frames refinished. Pic- tures matted. Paul DiNegro, 614 Francis street. jan18-tf 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. And, try THE COFFEE SHOP, it’s economical and has “that” tasty food and atmosphere. 917 Fleming street. apr1-tf HELP WANTED | i | THREE PORTERS, $7.00 week; Janitor, $10.00 week. ent. Coral Hotel posite Post Office. Apts., apr 16. ae 1 e e FRANKIE DARRO in ON THE SPOT Also, Comedy and Serial e Lopez Funeral Service Established 1885 Licensed Funeral Directors. and Embalmers 24-Hour Ambulance Service i? Phone 135 Night 696 ASL SS “tsigane” gipsy gift shop virginia 1. paterson formerly at Jefferson Hotel Bldg. has moved to 522 DUVAL STREET | SERGE ST 2! NOTICE! American Legion Auxiliary Members ; All women who will have time | to spare the use of their cars dur- ing the American Legion Conven- | tion please drop by the La Concha and Overseas Hotels each morn- ing and pick up as many women as is convenient for them, so that they may attend the various | nestings and entertainments. AUXILIARY PRESIDENT. | apr22-4t An Opportunity See the— PALM BEACH AREA and Visit The Gulf*Stream Hotel Rates During April: Excellent double! room, twin beds and private bath as low as $21 week. European plan. GULF STREAM HOTEL Lake Worth, Florida SUN- WORSHIPERS veniently ar ronizing BOOK Beach SOUTHERN s *' CLARK RINGWALT :sold for the eat | ! | Greetings, Legionnaires! | | (Continued trom Page One) A. J. Mills, executive director of ithe corporation. A response will then be deliver- ed by General Vivian I. Collins, St. Augustine, adjutant general of the Florida national guard, and a prominent Legionnaire. Me- morial services will then be con- of ducted by the Rev. Mr. Statham. Introduction of distinguished guests will be followed by the of- ficial invitation of the Depart- ment of Cuba by Dr. Edward Klawans, commander of the Ha- vana Post of the American Le- gion, to visit the Cuban capital WILL SING HERE ARRIVES IN KEY WEST FOR AMERICAN LEGION CONVENTION Clark Ringwalt, composer the song, “It’s Playtime in Mi- ami”, copies of which are ‘being benefit of the South Florida Crippled Children’s hos- pital and school, is in Key West for the American Legion conven- tion. i The next order of business will Ringwalt said yesterday he bo the introduction of the new will sing the song in night clubs Chef de Gare by Ralph Hunter, and at other gatherings during grand Chef de Gare Pa: The the course of the convention. report of the credentials commit- Nan Johnson, who twice has tee will be rendered by William performed before audiences at} a Freeman, and the report of the the White House in Washington, ‘rites committee by C. W. Mullins, is expected to arrive here today | ohairman or tomorrow to help Ringwalt in le Smith will then present selling the song copies Money ‘the state commander's report, from the sales goes for the con- | which is a record of the whole de- struction of the hospital for partment of Florida to date. Re- crippled children which will serve | Torts will be made by Rev. Mr. Monroe and other South Florida Statham of the. state chaplain’s conten: office and from Joe Clark, Tampa, national executive FOR SHIP FEES ° . K. Williams of Miami will be next. Then Claude C. Jones, de- Alleged aes of Agwilines, partment historian, will report. Following these will! be téports Inc., to pay a $3,350 fee due to Harbormaster Frank Papy, re-} for the district commander— Earnest C. Smith, first; Wallace sulted this week in Papy filing suit in circuit court for $6,700, «. Sturgis, second; A. Reid Mann, plus- six percent interest FORECAST (Till 7:30 p.m., Thursday) Key West and Vicinity: Partly porge Weinstein, seventh, during the period between Nov. Siiahd theater An od item oct each occasion, with Agwilines TAINS atari ings enema ttiecs = are State, M.\L. (Mantgomery; Child nance, Arthur Boring; Hospital cloudy tonight and Thursday, E. Jacobson; Law and Order, Fred third; Max M. Becker, fourth; A. J. Ryan( fifth; James A. Haley, : ae : At2:90 po ras there will’ bala ‘apy claims J due $10 ee | Ge be = Bat pa joint session of the American Le- a : nace toy gion and the auxiliary, at the 23, 1937, and Marc! 941. = 7, and March 12, 1941. Dur- '1,¢ delivered by National Com- ing the entire period, Papy says, ¢ ibn. Watne seas Pee he continued to file claims: on | aneeh Warmer Drovemy sOuch: ing on his triv to England. i BIDE CONES ape ach anetance subject to call on the first day of the convention and are as follo U. S$. WEATHER Boys Scouts, Sam Bennett; Boys BUREAU REPORT Welfare, A. Reid Mann; Colored \Ve sterans, Oscar Faircloth. Disaster Relief, A. J. Rvan; Fi- Sntertainment, Abe Tarapani; Junior — Baseball, ..dess_ Davis; Junior Drum and Bugle Corps, T. »ssibly scattered showe: hurs- Fee ese te ion, |Manning; Legislative, Ea rt y; moderate to occasionally thompson. fresh southeasterly winds. Markemanshio; Robert Plast- Thos PGOR OLD CRAIG SERVICE STATION WM. CURRY’S SONS COMPANY ORIENTAL PHARMACY ISLAND CITY NOVELTY WORKS SAN CARLOS BOOK STORE DUKE’S BARBECUE TRIUMPH COFFEE MILLS committee- | LESLIE ES LIS LILI LL LIL SHG SS “WELCOME BUDDIES! » merchants listed in this space have enlisted in a special committee to make your stay in Key West an enjoyable one. on any of these firms if there is anything thev DNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1941 | \ Announcement has been sca of the birth of an 8' pound girl} this morning at 8:15 o'clock to | Sergeant and Mrs. William A.} Gardner, 313 Fleming street. Mrs. Gardner was formerly Edith Singleton. Couple ‘Married Here Yesterday. Wood Worms CAUSE ENORMOUS PROP- ERTY DAMAGE, The swarming season will DAUGHTER BORN this menace for you. The cost is low and Terms can be arranged, APPROVED by FHA and LIC ED SPECIALISTS in TERMITE CONTROL Inspection and Advice FREE S-year GUARANTEE BE WISE CALL FEDERAL EXTERMINATING CO. Exterminators of all Pests 614 Duval Street Phone 31 Toh Wee 27-year-old Jockey from Collingsville, TIL, yesterday was married to Phyllis | Reno 25, also of Collingsville. The ceremony was performed by County Judge Raymond Lord. Entertained At Luncheon Mrs. Zoe Buzzell, state depart- ment president of the American | Legion auxiliary, today enter- tained 14 of her state officers | with a luncheon at the Ocean View restaurant Table decorations and corsages were prepared~hy-Mrs, William Warren, chairman in charge of the decorations. | ridge; Contests, William | Steitz;)‘ National Defense, ‘Albert | H. Blanding; Oratorical Contests, | Pascal C. Reese; Patriotic Obst ances, Rupert Caviness; Press Publicity, Roland A. Moran Prevention and Treatment of Juvenile Delinquency, Joe Y. Cheney; Radio Publicitv, Roland A. Mpran, Rehabititation, Joe Frank; School Affairs, Claude C Jones; School Medal A ciety, Samrel S 3 Drum and Bugle Cory Myerson; Sons of the Legion, P. N. Hiatt Preference, Morris Bryan Convention committees are also subject to report at the conyen- tion.. Thev are the Constitution and By-Laws Curtis Sparkman; Crippled Children’s Commission, A. Rice Kine Nistinguished Guests, William Brooker; Res olutions, Hen and Time and Place. Gu" The retirement of « in charge of P. nf having the | {gain in membe ;ment. FLIERS WEAR ° "| ANTI-GLARE SUN GLASSES FOR SAFETY! Developed to government specifications for Army and Navy fliers, Ray-Ban is the glass that filters out fargnful light, makes vision comfortable, safe, efficient. 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