The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 10, 1941, Page 4

3 * THE KEY WEST CREIZEN DAY, JULY 10, 1941 ap ZURICH’S FORTUNES _|A SOUR NOTE tad slipped an alum-costea VARIOUS SECTIONS| _\ _GLAMOUR GIRLS—IN FUR! GO INTO DECLINE) ENDSINHARMONY|nanciay “ “™** Spitalny promised the sobbing player another trial. (By Associated Presa) (By Associated Press) ZURICH, July 10.—Biggest| NEW YORK, July 10—A city in Switzerland, Zurcih boast- | trumpet player auditioning for ed 358 millionaires last year. This | Phil Spitalny’s all-girl orchestra year there are 301. | hit all sour notes. Spitalny was The 58 ex-millionaires claimed |amazed because she came well the war was forcing them to live | recommended, but it turned out eir c: thereby re- | 'that anothr girl—in revenge for tek ee Se - | the fancied theft of a boy friend | ; duced their fortunes. i To be called a “millionaire” in; ee | | MONROE THEATRE +| Switzerlaga TE needs only the | \ 0, Al ean | equivalent 32,300, Ameri AT AEE EEE «| value’ of 1,000,000 Swiss franes. in MEET THE CHUMP and THIEVES FALL OUT ee. Sipe sca (iy Associated Press) FINDLAY, O., July 10—Le- roy Ghaster, who has been in 47 | States, Cuba and nearly all the rivals in Key West yesterday from| provinces of Canada, is building Miami for a short visit. Mrr.|a fireplace at his summer cot- Masters was formerly stationed| tage with stone from each area at Key West with the Florida East jhe has visited. Coast Railway Company. Dr. andMrs. J. M. Reneda were | arrivals in Key ‘West yesterday, coming here,to attend the tunetal | ‘of Dr. Renedo’s brother; Toma: » WPA, a copy of “Open | Renedo, who was buried yester- to the Artists", with com- ond gira ents on quotations he. selects; George I. Knowles was an ar- from the address by President | rival in Key West yesterday from elt at the dedication on. Miami for a short vi: 17,1941, of the National —_— cents (25c). of Art, Washington, D.| Drs, N, Pintado and A. Aragon} © These are being posted on the | were arrivals in Key West yes-| [Bexmggh noid ue ee frie in board at the Art Center | terday, coming here to attend the | telephone number if they desire Balleries. funeral of Tomas Renedo results. | Mr. Bruce comments on the) maaan’ | Payment for ciassified adver- | If you don’t want your name in the paper with other tax de- linquents—see your Tax Collec- tor today. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD Our Prices Are The Lowest Mr. and Mrs. Herman Masters and son were included in the ar- oe ee ae —_ = Advertisements under this head will be inserteé in The Citizen at the rate of one-cent (1c) a word for each insertion. but the mini- mum for the first insertion in every instance 1s. twenty-five A stitch in time saves nine—| dollars, maybe $900—see your, Tax Assessor today. ssa BENEFIT DANCE Stork Club Saturday, July 12—10 P. M. | | | | | | | | New Orchestra | | THUNDERING FRONTIER, | : | Place of thevartisis in the Ameri-| yy Mendez of Miami was in-|tisements a Help the 40 & 8 Buy a | also A Z is invariably in ad-| ee oma’ | if LOOK AT THIS LIST en fight for human freedoms. | cjsded in the arrivals here yes-|vance, but regular advertisers | { | Pulmotor For Your © pete, | COMEDY and NEWS | 00 & high ranking American artist | torday from Miami for a Sshort|with ledger accounts may have | i ner mansencens?? {8 39 Ford 45 down himself, Bruce is chief of the See- | visit, their advertisements charged. | I ney RETR ea SF cmeage| = ef Fine Arts, Public Build-| eran tone | \8 39 Ply . 145 Administration, Federal! Ra. 81 PROFESSIONALS | | q rk ” ymond Sawyer, who had| | | 38 Hud .... 145 Works Agency. He is a regular | been spending several days visit- | } 4 is oe F . So | . . | oa Winter visitor and deepiy inter-|ing in Key West, left yesterday LOUIS A. HARRIS | " ious 28 Ply... SS @sted in the cultural develop-| afternoon over the highway for Attorney at Law | AT DAYTONA BEACH on July 4, these bathing beauties, “Miss L 15 ” tent of Key West. in Mi 217 Duval St. Phone 259; Florida Glamour Girl’ and her maid-of-honor, strolled down the! 37 PI Y ..---- o . " ae his.home in Miami, : "Lene | beach in bathingsuitsvand fum, jackets! Combining the glamour of 57 FF ” One of Edward Bruce’s first art —— may20-1m¢ | feminine beauty and the glamgur of soft, expensive fur seémed "The world ¥ 37 Ford... 7 Projects was in Key Westin 1934-|, Mps. Mizpah os formerly be a good idea as’a means of expressing the city’s summer Seen | foilures.” Cavin Coolidge 37 DeSoto 95 ” 1 "95 to assist the rehabilitation | (Spencer). and ‘day were. re- LOST | new. way—"It's Copler In. Daytona Beach”. The girls are Miss | ry all it takes » Program for a distressed eommu- | cent arrivals in ¢ from | fr me Hall,,left, winner of the title, “Miss Florida Glamour Girl”, Pag ue 36 Ply ..... 7% Rity.and stemming fromjthis and at a Fourth of July state-wide beauty contest at the broadwalk | ahaediang. ‘oa , 36 Ford 65 ” the Public Works* of Project wide appreciatidniof. the social! j,-jaw and sister, advantage. for young men now is clearly Vallejo, Calif,-and “are. ‘visiting |LOST — Yesterday somewhere | ‘ho sited a frother-| between sunrise and sunset, | | bandshell in Daytona Beach; and Miss Eve Dyer, right, runner-up ‘My and Mrs.| two golden hours, each set with | in the contest. Miss Hall, of Lgkeland, won a $150 first prize which ah Ply... 5. * @nd cultural advantages of art ft sixty diamond minutes. No re- | she shared with the Lakeland Junior Chamber of Commerce that | jst t . fe cs Be Gaevle eek by aves Thompson. ward is offered for they arc | sponsored her. Miss Dyer, Palatka, had been the host of maid-of- | Pesce rege nr 35 Ford... 55 ” aha ie ee Se | i! | honor at the last Ravine Gardens Alazea ‘iva’ ‘en. of Florida's h i Ri 4 4 ” ae -specnaresip ora the Mes Mrs, Louise Evans and daugh-| gone forever—Horace Mann. | prettiest girls participated in the contest under Jaycee sponsorship. bisa eget ‘aon ints Praag sages 34 Ply ...... 45 jogram of the Work’ ter were passengers leaving on| Pop BALE MISCELLANEOUS | — —— —_—— ae deve to Aviation ' 34 Olds ... 50 ” Projects Administration and the) the Florida Motor Lines bus today | fully by a gentry not quite so History of 1. B., Mii This Governme - = Section of Fine Arts of the Federal! for Miami. CONGRESS SURVEY enrolled Feb, 24th school 33 Buick . 45 Work Agency. Burthermore, it is| TRAILERS. Apply Tommie’s} scientific. For a generation, at Riddle for a practical craft cou ow evident that this government Setivity (0 or the benefit of the arts, passengers leaving on the bus this | SECOND SHEETS —500 for 50c. | sulted in much verbal flounder- | the nemesis of wild duck bootleg- sroelly souleress a. and to bring art directly to the | morning for Miami. he A 19-tf | ing here, but a lot of the un-/gers. Many a duck salesman or Ni fighters. This People is most timely. Tragic cir- ececees The Artman Press. Lah fficial t follow: the ak sk ah we i yr : les of the val Many More To ®@umstances thrust upon the civil] Gabriel L. Lowe, Jr., and Louis |, jofficial | comment follow’ illegal commercial hunter has other examples o i 2 wari a- Rar ae aes oul8 | FOURTEEN FT. SAILBOAT. trend of that of the Commerce / paid his fine or had his days in Ch From Populations of the waring na-| Roberts are visiting in Key West | i ail because the Doc joose tions, is bringing a realization of y 'Mr.| Fully equipped. $100. James H.| Department worker who was |J@\ ecalsé ine joctor, on the the great need for every sort of ealming and spiritual influence for ‘ur own people at this time when Mrs. Ella Bierna w; with their uncle and aunt, and Mrs. Edwin L. Roberts at the home on Francis street. | mong the Skating Palace. jun23-tf | (Continued from .4 from Page One) Pinder. {standing before a newsstand on which were prominently dis- NEW AND USED SOIL and Gal-| played two of the city’s dailies. 1217 Petronia Street. |least, Doctor Oberholser has been witness stand, could identify as the whole truth and nothing but the truth that a handful of bones er a couple of pinfeathers came Balance On Easy Terms —graduated May 6th Twins Used Car Lot A new vacuum cleaner dust bag | |has an opening in one side through which the dust can be emptied in- 3 ipvolvement is so fearfully; > threatened. That activities which draw upon the creative faculties from a bird the killing or sale of which was illegal. vanized water pipe and fittings, |The headline oi one read: “Rus- bathtubs, lavatories, sinks, ete. | sians Claim 5,000 Nazi Prison- Gray’s Fishery, Ojus, DEACON JONES Manager NAME | ef people are the most calming | to a handled container. | shun }ers”. The neadline of the other: a Se P Spd satisfactory influences at time = | INTAWE nazis Drive Deep Into. Rus- GORE OE THAMES Division at Simonton ‘ stress, may be accep as the| given instruction to hundreds of iTYPEWRITING PAPER 600 | Sian Territor: The C. D. man} ; ‘ bapa fe | We are deeply grateful to our | @pinion of our most’ reliable| students. The program has been | Sheets, 75c. The Artman Press. | grinned and said: “These are!ficnds and neighbors for the | + hinkers and trusted leaders. The| expanded recently to include ex- 19-tf | days, ea sy { arts and hand crafts are offering| tension exhibitions to army and| my read”. many. kind, acts, tendered us dur- perhaps the most useful of these| navy barracks, officers cuarters| "Ew POWER KING 17” bench | qe 8 es our aa SORROW, the rd : Bteadying influences. Thru the) and recreation centers. Members | saw, $14.95. New pipe cutters, | Good news for the cotton a Our beloxe a O08 Ie sae G. ‘Art Centers which the Work Pro | of the military personnel and their} yalue $7.50, special $2.50 each.| farmers: The United States | ais i, wah 2 rie the | jects Administration has brought | families are encouraged to visit) Bench vise, small, large and| Housing authority reports that Shanks.) those: Wap... WANE: We ROADWAY’ § WEEK- END GDEFIAIS no matter what paper you joi se of the’ . id 2 - to practical Operation in many |the exhibitions and to join the| extra large, $2.50 to $15. Gray’s| it now is using about a bale of “ ne gas age poe perenne, f con. munities thruott the country, | classes. The Art Center justifies| Fishery, Ojus, Fla. Open Sun-| cotton to a house in most of its )1nq messages of sympathy the people are given opportunities | its being for, not only the civilian, | day. jly7- Iw | low-cost housing ceoiecia, 2 : ; ssages 0 ae ee to develop not only their own tal-| but the military defense needs. jiy10-1t HE F. Y. Chemically treated or woven, it pes ent and skill, but to gain an ap-| Sponsorship for these public ser-/OLD PAPERS FOR SALE—| is being used in roofings, wall | Save embarrassment of seeing TIDE A OUR HIGHWAYS AND OF WANTED TO BUY OUR MOTOR CARS AND AIRPLANES. 8UT FOR THE LONG HAUL OR THE BIG HAUL we Most a Preciation of the creative work of | vices by the art centers has de-| Three bundles for 5c. The Citi-| surfaces and wall and ceilin: ethers. In the galleries of the Cen-| monstrated a fine community! zen Office. jan25-tf pack sreaaiay to mention only . | your name in tax sey Mat Take The Gamble Out Of Real BF resh | ters there has been carried on aj spirit. There is now evidence of few spots. praaee Foe Tax. Collector today. MEAT BUYING FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ram of continuously chang-jall hands of considerable stimula- | FOURTEEN FT. OUTBOARD eoartte 17 5 ” ine ee ceice | ton te toonamehip uot onty from|+ MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped| pr, Harry Oberholier, 71 years|- Athlete's Foot Germ Gi ee the work of contemporary | the civil ppulation but from mem-| and one Johnson Outboard mo- pha f he fish and : H | Genuine Sprin: a ei ce Ca ee deme | Mk Tetrind Som she Heh and Makin This Oversight Fost _—_~ BANANAS ......... 4 Ibs. LIC preciation and understanding of| is taking the form of more mem-| Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street. | cience, the Doctor is inter- pply a quic rying fungicide, | California | art in all its phases. berships in the Art Center spon- | fan3-8| tionally a aaitete not greasy or oily. It should pene- | i | | nationally known as one of the trate to kill the germs it reach-} LEMONS di i The program at the Key West|soring corporation, donated sup nation’s great ornithologists and * eee eee 102. | Ari Center has given continuous | plies and equipment, loans and | HOTELS many, will bean ic re Get: 308 wari: TE Solu-| U.S. No.1 } exhibition service for over three | gifts from merchants and volun- leave active service. His depar- tion from-any druggist, Your 30c | Assorted BR eas Years, recording an attendance of | tary services to assist in an en- |BRING YOUR VISITING friends !¢ : all ¥ Ace back next morning if not pleas- 4 y : a in need of a good night’s rest | ture, however, will be hailed joy |ed. It contains 90% alcohol | ' COLD CUTS ............. Ib. Mearly 50,000 persons. Its free 'larged program of usefullness to; in Feel it 0 a oes S Cc Glasses during this period have the community as a whole. to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL. Your Tax ‘Auaaeeee can't let! which aids penetration. eel i ss | Clean rooms, enjoy the homey you “ride” fr see. him today's] take hold. Locally at Gardner’s Veal Cooking atmosphere. Satisfactory rates. oe | Pharmacy.—advt. 917 Fleming street. jlyl-tf, You want your tax bill right. —| STEW Ib. y APPLES j as Yellow | PICTURE FRAMING | TO eee ARI A [Tone Lopez Funeral Service Fresh Ground ONIONS ' | = *- PICTURE FRAMING, Soe AK Tons | Ni cargccrignssipiers lj HAMBURGER ........ Ib. weeks, antique frames refinished. = icensed Funeral Directors {/ yeas | tures matted. Paul DiNegro, i and Embalmers ,, < POTATOES ......... 5 Ibs. bf y | 614 Francis street. aprl8- | t py ;] 24-Hour Ambulance Service: ; Milk Fed |) WE'RE JUSTLY PROUD OF | oo || Phone 105 Mane 008 | sana | Phone 135 Mans 098 | tas Water melons 40c , ? WANTED—Small House in fair | Box TX,| jly3-lwk GROCERY DEPARTMENT Our Prices Are Lower! Armour’s Cream 3 cans 2l1e The Citizen. | SVEN ROAST, ibe 35¢ VEAL STEAK, b. 396 Boneless Beef POT ROAST | | condition for cash. | | WANTED | J. G. —— Inc. | New SUMMER FASHIONS Arriving Daily | WANTED—A chance to bid on t printing order. The! Bi aspsies IN NATIONAL DEFENSE, | | Sour ROX THEY HAVE BEEN THE GREATEST iocsiciinan bana bck! SINGLE TECHNOLOGICAL FACTOR IN | NAVAL OFFICER wishes to rent | BEAUTIFUL LINE New stock of | ‘ MAKING AMERICA WHAT (TIS TODAY. | | furnished house from about | ct FORTUKE and JABMAN [LE Fine Granulated August 15. Three bedrooms; | pleasant location. Apply Box f Men’s SLACK SUITS ‘SHOES Su ar 5 lbs. 2 clo The Citizen. diy 10-3t | All Colors, All Sizes, g 3 'e a ps os , : ARRIVED THIS WEEK | | WANTED—Help to be taught| rices Pressing for night shift. White Pane ot MUSTARD ............... or colored, Columbia aoe LOOK DRESSY $3.95 and $5.00 Libby’s | ia, ina ‘58 Country Roll PEACHES | BEAUTY OPERATOR at once. pladiestens: RiicOregory All Styles, All Colors Artistic Beauty, Salon, jly8-lwk | ‘or B. V. D. yg Oeaer Me KN Butter lb. 36¥ RINSO EOUS | “SPORT SHIRT _ SHOES). N 9 2C LADIES, WHEN YOU PUR- $1.00 Up | $2.95 and $3.45 = “HASE your Groceries at The i& pratiesn sone. |.\ Little Cash Store, the PRICE You'll Li ifty i i® of Meats, Sausages and Cold a = ook Misty tae i CHEESE, lb ¢ | Cuts will bring Your Grocery New Hi-Boy and Lastex BATHING TRUNKS iY ; BILL down less than 15%. Made by Gantner, } 2 Just pay us a visit and convince | yourself. This is not a propo- sition of Sugar or a couple of; ; oF POINT-TO-POINT MILEAGE OF THE WORLD.— Items; this is Economy in Facts | Complete line of TRAINS— ahd not veekend ial, ies’ y OF WORLD'S FASTEST PASSENGER eiuiecs ee ne ee Ladies’ and Men’s TRAVELING LUGGAGE GE SPEED OF FREIGHT TRAINS UP 61% . |, WITH “HOT SHOT “ EREIGHTS NOW/ ING 60 MILES PER HOUR. only first-class MEATS, §Lit- tle Cash Store (Meats and Gro- ceries), 801 Simonton Street. jlyl0-2t ' 517 Duval Street Opp. Palace Theater Phone 897