The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 13, 1941, Page 4

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PAGE FOUR TSSET TET CORN FRIDAY, JUNE 13, i941 eee iss Zelia Carmo iss | iles —_—_—————SSSE | Joh uth 9 | ington, reenville, S. C., STINNETT FINDS U.S.ROAD SYSTEM Hin Zein Come niin Re ee ONE OF BOTTLENECKS OF DEFENSE Miss Zelia Carmona, daughter] Miss Evelyn J. Niles, daughter} Rear Admiral Bralley A. Fiske, | Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat of Mr. and Mrs. J. Carmona, and|of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Niles,|U.SN.. retired, of New York,|° the U. S. District Court for the ‘ j Frank C. Brown, who had been | Antonio Salinero, son of Mr. and} 1401 Newton street, who gradu-| born in Lyons, N. Y., 87 years District of Columbia, born in Keep Your Weight In Shape By JACK STINNETT, AP Feature Service Writer | visiting with his son-in-law, Cap-|Mrs. Manuel Salinero, will be | ated Teeently with high honors at/| 80. — N. HL, 4 years ago. and Your Shape In henge ee eee tee tp 2 Tuer ogming to Orlin 5. Spalding, U. S. N. at |married this evening at 6:30 o’clock |the Protestant-Episcopal Hospital | SESSIONS: | 2:30 to 4:30 P. hardly has been mentioned,|report, an immediate and des- aS ri he z . ; Emmett F. Connely of Detroit,| Dr. Miller McClintock of the | 8:00 to 10:30 P. M. but one of the bottlenecks of| perate need for 1,500 miles of | the Great Lakes Naval Training|at St. Mary’s Star .of the Sea/ in Philadelphia as a trained RUISE, | president of the Investment | Yale Duresin ict = Strack weeks SHOE SKATES FOR SALE nationa! defense is our wonder- | “reservation roads” lying wholly | ay West sires oper noes ao mae me Fo poles saa summer here Weg Perna Ey Pragacoaey pomaagirny born in Cedar Rapids, | Eres ee ful system of highways. within the nearly 200 military | ports having had a very enjoyable |, tne pe sem Aftendeles Miss Niles’ has’ passed the State| :r ‘ +» 50 years | Nebr., 47 years ago. ‘each How To Skate Even as this is being written, | and naval camps. trip. me tr | | wilt be Miss Lila Go: SS Miami ‘Board examination, and’ is now a Congress. is preparing..to».do} ~3.°Theré should be an effort my) Mian, ‘egistered nurse! Gen. Robert E, Wood, board , i field, | maid of honor; J. Car: roth- i ivi i 5 P ‘ : i PE | i t .| Albert C. Young of Mans + | alg gp i a She is receiving the congratu- | chairman Sears, Roebuck, Chi- something ‘about it. It’s hard ‘to | immediately. to construct or re. Ohio, was an arrival in the city | er of the bride, best Re ations of her numerous friends on cago, born in Kansas City, Mo., predict what Congress will do | pair 2,830 miles of “access roads” Wednesday and will be the house- | Dorothy. omacs: Miniaisacad 4 passing the examination, all of| go age: under any circumstances, bbt| which connect military and nav-| guest af Arent T. Sjursen. Mr. lol a Mathado bridesinkide: Hee. | Whom wish her all success in her | Washington’s capitol wiseacres/al reservations and new defense | Young was in the graduation goog ae ad os is F 2 ae chosen profession. | Miriam A. Ferguson, ex-gover- | are saying that Congress can’t}centers with main highways. _| with Arent. eB aepecoree Sp cr pegs lobac rigs a) SR hie BSE |nor of Texas, born in Bell Co.,| ROY ROGERS in miss doing something about this} 4 There should be an ade-| —- ee a: Sandra Warren, | Co, 1 Married |Tex., 66 years ago. t ROBIN HOOD circumstance. ‘ uate provision for putting tac- | Mayor Willard M. Albury an pater el ‘ { | > -Sygeatl -Staatehieiaee teictoas i OF THE PECOS Behind this prediction is an-|% ce x Dr. J. B. Parramore, who had been! Miss Beatrice Moreno will sup- | Last Night Si Bes Se DOD other of those strange American | tical roads” (roads used in tac-| sitending a meeting of the Health} ply organ music, with Mrs. Eva pear co ar rene rcenen mer 2 aE stories. The United States has|tical maneuvers, both locally in| association in Orlando, returned | Warner singing. \ areney A. Tousders. 19 aml the greatest road system in the|the vicinity of camps and | on/to the city recently. Members of the wedding party | Simonton street, and Annie Curry world—nearly a million miles of|the major war games scale) in —— will be entertained after the cere-/ Crusoe, 19 328 Simonton street, SPECIALS | STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE —AT- 2 finest a rubber tire ever roll-; 4-1 condition and repairing them) yamilton Albury, who had been mony at a reception at the home | i ji ng habe But the United States! ‘ollowing maneuvers.( Repairs to| spending several days in Key | of the bride’s parents. tesa awe ea bs we = | TRIUMPH covers a lot of territory. Its high-|the highways of Louisiana and) west on business matters, left! Friends of the family coming | Ae ‘ | | COFFEE ways cross everything from the Texas following war games last| yesterday afternoon over the ‘here from Miami for the wedding 9 g swamps of Florida to the Great|Summer amounted to approxi- | highway for hishome in Miami. are Mrs. W. Bostwick, with her EEE TE EE, MILLS vecberc wm | mately $210,000.) nis! Sue ee json, Dale, and the Misses Gomez.|| - gr gr gr gee aag as | AT ALL 0 ecause of that—or in spite of; Just to start remedying | ee Pe | = LEFT BIGGEST LOOT | || CASH GROCERY PRODUCE it—the army and pavy and na-|Situation this year, the report to Announcement tional defense now are sweating|the President says, will take| Of Engagement neuver on the highways of Amer- | improvement of defense roads. | Announcement has been made |Jar in this city took $100 from 10 Ibs. ica and get their big guns and| SPR, «9 5 5 Ce of the engagement of Miss Maria/|the cash register ‘6f a store but a j convoys (truck fleets) and mech-| AUTOGYRO USED: Farto, to Patrick | Wilfred’ Bow>| overlooked . more; than that | Ce 4 heces, anized forces into and out of! TO CHECK GAME !den, Radio operator on the U.'S.|amount which was: secreted in —— strategic centers and ‘scores of; C. G. Mojave stationed at (Miami! the side of a beef.in. the meat 528 Fleming Street training camps—and how to get | UPS AND DOWNS | Miss Farto is the daughter of | market. WPhone 232° ea “labor into and out of the new} the late Mr.and,Mrs. Juan Far-/ | defense plants, | (By Associated Press) \to:and“a' sister to’ Mis. Mahi’ Ve: | "ee nm | || Sweetheart SOAP, | Preliminary steps in’ remedy-, SEATTLE, June 13.—Autogyro liz of this. city. GERALD PINDER’S We have no time to [J 4 bars —___ ing this situation already have planes are the latest\wrinkle in| The wedding will take place in| STUDIO OF DANCING | wilk an adit lat DREFT, large, with 2 bars of been taken and out of these I can} game control work in Alaska. the near future. I 1217 Petronia Street +3 CAMAY SOAP, 26c BLEREELS , VeSLANRE SY give you some picture of condi-| “It’s natural here”, says Frank Reng aes ROS Opening for SUMMER CLASSES come in for BAR- both for _. nee e tions as they exist today. In the| Dufresne, executive officer of STARTED FIRE Monday, June 16th, 1941 | ; —_Oo—_—_ BUY THE BEST | GROCERIES first place there is the report/the Alaska Game Commission. | —— | BALLROOM -TAP —_;_~=GAINS at the Rese Truck Arrives Tonight which the public roads admin-|“In this big territory when we| EDWARDSVILLE, Ill—A shav- Beginners and Advanced Courses| 4 ‘ FOR LESS GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, 15 @ istration has made to Federal) think of the airplane. I’ve lived | ing mirrow lying on a window sill | ~—~—»—~ | Marie Shoppe. with No. 5 can .. eee Works Administrator John W.!in planes for week long trips | focused the sun’s rays against the | \f FRESH FRUITS and PRUNE JUICE, —at— Carmody, at the special request | with as many as 40 landings a day | wood and started a fire in the} i We always have of President Roosevelt. In the|in remote areas”, |home of Edward B. Williams of | ENRICHED B y | VEGETABLES pint bottle mi second place, there are the re-|| Dufresne says Alaska is 50 this city. Aunt Molly’s Bread what you want. | RAINBOW BLEACH See > sie { ° | over the problem of how to ma-|$287,000,000 for construction ahd BES | SALT LAKE CITY.—A_ burg- Rose Marie ‘f POTATOES, 25e¢ Outstanding” Fetily ports which the automobile and | years behind the United States— motor clubs have been making to | in killing off fish and game. He’s| English monarchs have been ban Bread and Rolls , ‘ the “American Automobile. Asso- [proud of the fact and wants Alas- crowned under the high vaulted | yCUban Bread and Robe || ara @7a7@.|) MEAT MARKET ciation, which has been working|ka’s game problem to remain |T0of of Westminster Abbey since | Made by closely with the war and navyjone of regulation and manage- | 1274. i ——— i A Few SPECIALS departments to present a clear|ment, rather than one of propa- | = eae a 2 picture of present conditions. | gation as in this country. | This Weekend LIFEBUOY SOAP, The public roads administra-| ‘The territory’s sports fishing Swift's Large seers ceneercarneeneee 17 tion, starting with the premise | and game resources are as yet 9 PIC-NIC HAMS, Ib. 20c at ir ins oe eo see’ | MY SOD AOU | SOUTHERNMOST CITY PHARMACY > motor vehicles using the United) wildlife has not blinded Du- ae 1 Pgs Swift's Premium 35 States highway and urban street} fresne, however, to the dangers WE HAVE THE CAR ;' ots “THE FRIENDLY STORE” Center-Sliced HAM, Ib ic Systems, breaks up its report in-| o¢ letii e - ee seo #0, seat tampengs | YOU WANT! Duval at Fleming Street Armour’s Star Skinless 20c Ou tow wlenuste ls the unsere | US | * “a entenic vietwork’ of high | imseiacahaiiipaiaimagiacicemaesie | a -) age | PURE DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS stress es oes o A 1939 » 4- \ Breakfast SLICED make it perfect? ‘This comprises| TOURY’S HOFOSCOPE|| Door, Radio’. Por ROAST, 1» 2OC}|| Brskiast SLICED OR ; FITCH'S IDEAL HAIR TONIC and RUBBER SCALP approximately 75,000 miles of itt’ ; . faain: trunk xoutes and, euxiliary | 1938 Plymouth Se- BRUSH. $1.00 value ee oe "eee oe oo ppc 15¢ roads. It involves all the roads| Today gives considerable _lit- 3 | JOHNSON BABY TALC, reg. 25c value _____ 18 BACON, '%-Ib. pkg., Ib. 35 & joining important centers of de-|erary ability with a gentle, win- | 1938 Willys Cou ~ $$ FLORIDA LISTERINE, 75c size 59c | eeevid ‘| Ballard BISCUITS, 19¢ fense industry and all military | ning disposition, a kind heart y' pe { = Zi = eee YARD EGGS, 35¢ 2: nt and naval concentration points. and a generous nature. You will|# 1937 Plymouth, 4- for HAVANA FOUNTAIN SYRINGE, complete and guaranteed 29¢ dozen \| BOLOGNA, It includes also the secondary and| make a happy home and also be ‘ | | °. thc territory roads which may be|happy yourself. Many friends Door sails THURSDAYS | WILLIAMS neg ae ee CREAM with 5 used when the main highways) will be made, drawn by sheer || 1936 Chevrolet Se- at | Hgece, Hinde. ree. pre aac5 aee Large Shipment of Loose PORK break down or are clogged with | force of the good nature com- MI era 20. i 10:30 a. m. PALMOLIVE SOAP, bath size Selected Rhode Island | SAUSAGE, Ib. idinivcumt © Mn IP 1084, Chevrolet, 4- Eastern Standard Time JERGEN’S LOTION, reg. 50c RED FRYERS racic MANE President says that nearly 20,000 |————_______________ Door .. from P. & O. Dock TEK TOOTH BRUSHES, formerly 50c, 2 for... 49¢ i see Just Received from Tennessee Pure LARD, miles of the strategic network | y ' is too narrow or too weak in sur-| 1933 Plymouth, 4 Return Sailings POLARION SUM GLASSES << SLMS. te RAS 2 to 3% lbs. 35¢ | 3 The, : ait ; CASHMERE BOQUET CLEANSING CREAM, reg. . facing to take care of routine} As Up, Leave HAVANA 25c jar, 2 for __ REE ks 25¢ iy operations of the army in train- eases ing. Not only that, but on these | - em + 195 EVERY TUESDAY SWEETHEART SOAP, reg. 10c, 4 bars 19 — 30c] | LEE’S FOOD CENTER 75,000 miles of strategic high- | be r macs ‘ees a : ak Bis, way, there are (out of some 18,- és 1934 Ford, 4-Door 29 Daylight Saving Time See Corner Duval-and Angels 000) 2,436 bridges which, for one | Sailing for AT OUR FOUNTAIN || PHONE 52 - FREE DELIVERY reason or another, are inade- | quate for military loads. 1 | . Seas PORT TAMPA We serve BREAKFAST. 7 to 11 a. m.; LUNCHEON, 11 to 4 | ' ‘ EVERY TUESDAY p. m.; DINNER, 5 to 8 p. m.; After-Theatre SPECIAL MENU, | g These Prices for Thursday, at 7:30 p.m. 8 till closing. ' pr Geanorice j Friday and Saturday Only |} Eastern Standard Time <3 ist Asti ets Ulchanes eevee al WP TsEp CAR Lor ||. J: H. Costar, Agent ED TWINS USED CAR LOT | ‘Telephone 14 ? the week. it real sav- CONTRACTORS ron ream resi DEACON JONES, Mor. KEY WEST. FLORIDA EQUIPMENT ‘ saibhdiiion oni nee ° Lege ]oerquatryt "|| eee cam} Qverseas Transportation INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS heseelenere SEMI, VAN AND RE- Order all your food needs ' | Company, Inc. FRIGERATED TRAILERS aaa on baa oh Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service | DRessep routrry | 1 LOW FOOD SPECIALS THIS WEEKEND | AND KEY WEST CONCRETE MIXERS ssaenem || Yoru = mecgrepine WHEELBARROWS ‘ - ° HOUSE PUMPS, Etc. ||] MEATS ALBURY'S ECONOMY CASH GROCERY f} “"° Sewze, te.speints On Pieride eve SHOVELS Following Schedule Effective June 15th: New and Used o_O ‘ aa Groceries - Produce | Meats East Coast Equipment Archer’ § Grocery SUGAR. 2e | PIC-NIC HAMS, 18¢ j bs. 1D. Company, Inc. || Skinless 1228 S. W. First Street |} Phones - - 67 and 47 MILNUT CREAM. FRANKS, it 17¢ MIAML FLORIDA } can de c | s Cottage pee Eneee : 814 Fleming Street é || CHEESE. ip 17e i . U.S. No. 1 Red Bliss 25. CHILI ROLLS, oF eee Led POTATOES, 10 ibs. Cy rol oe Lamb ; Small Red Bliss 9 SHOULDER. it tales more pusidiment teen any qier ware POTATOES, 5 ibs. CT rccktant ‘ LEAVES KEY : nigh mode! Use it outdoors ond in.. fer every CORN-ON-THE- BACON. E vornish purpose ~ boats, furniture, woodwork, COBB. can 15c floor. Lasts twice N. E. 1st Street at Biscayne Boulevard a: nese wiles : i c ie: Overlooking Bayfront Park and Biscayne Bay opposite EANS, <4 Large Mixed Union Bus Station Z Yb. OC | eccs* dozen MIAMI, FLORIDA | PIERCE BROTHERS One Block from Shopping District and Amusements Fresh-Killed BROILERS FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE | Phone SUMMER RATES UNTIL DECEMBER mo FULL CARGO INSURANCE Pieming sok PN - Bingle Room—Bath—$1.50 Double Room—Bath—$2.00 i senia eee DELIVERY Office: $13 Caroline Street Phones $3 and 68 iierh masoes ce Corner Southard and Francis Streets WAREHOUSE—Cor. Eaton and Francis Sts. : PAINTS

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