The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 14, 1941, Page 2

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MONDAY, JULY 14, 194 | See “The Answers” on Page 6 ———— Se accord eit Today's native will have econ- “Key West's Outstanding” Xtbe het oe ‘siderable versatility, and an in- DA CONCHA HOTEL © . ow ie is it rom in- Pia & ‘ 2 grad to: the Ural mountaine? pA mind {nat will lead to- _Beautiful—Air-Conditioned 2. What is meant by the sug- (00 “ance i “sone ey! Hainbe ora ———- saber ode suffer Derseverance and an undue te-' pINING and DANCING ‘ wri -§ dency to worry, under certain Strictiy: Fireproof Garage skh We i US aspects; which, if unchecked, OPER THE YEAR AROUND ag June 30th |Sometimes prevents the attain- felecasting in the United States? ” . Z | §. Is Stalin the real name of the Seviet premier? 6. Can you recite the pledge of allegiance to the American flag? night employes who are members of he | It’s mustering-in wight for the boys | fake the place ef the national vhrough the present emergency, and i | ' pees copes are forced to work tonight, there is |. am ne. way the ceemony.can_be performed , | agaua ee pestpamed, : With full coeperation from local citi- } zens da registering for work under the de- If you don’t want your name in the paper with other tax de- linquents—see your Tax. Coilec- femse committegy as well as in the forma- oe sae took ROME eee ac | tion of the guards, members of the defense | Lae? oe ezautaas Jobn W. Ro i Se ed architect, born 1 ies hope te get equal cooperation to- 8 When did the U.S. Govern. 7 today rc ment have its last balance-bud- get year? ‘é of the United States? fl vight in releasing men for the mustering-in. > Members of the guard unit in the com- acs ADTERTESING RATES ing weeks will be in for a strenuous train- , Mipde knows em aggticntion ing peried, for which they will have to sacri- | ll is Europe’s longest ON BUSINESS ‘ fiee a certain amount of time, and put } car rey gag thank& fesstatioas of! forth plenty of effort. OR PLEASURE Wal be charged for at par ' When aking a trip, always carry yout Se pee at 0 een te. The value of that training from the | ‘Today’ S Birthdays travel mooey in z=: < = Seeead ace 2S forces Pom SME a ndpoint of the community is obvious, and ae AMERICAN EXPRESS 4 Cie ss a ferem and imvites discus — he ho take it deserve the same con- / : e oe ae oad sabject: of lwal ar generat t hagas ¥ Ane Wh COHEN | U.S. Senator Arthur Capper of TRAVELERS CHEQUES = taser: POS seemrmens comment) doration from the remainder of the com- Kansas, born in Garnett, Kans., i eicans ee ) munity, and from their employers, as if : z Oy __.__ | 76 years ago. Fr * ies — Prcaxapie nex | they..were in the regular army or national | sonata | guard: A LESSON IN VERSE Everyone*here, and. throughout the f h | United States, devoutly hopes trat the day By FRANK C. SCHNEIDER IN AND FOR MONROE COUN! L E G A L S US. Senator Albert B, Chand- for sale here, in handy denomina: let of Kentucky, born-in Cory- The First National Bank x don, Ky., 43 years ago, Of Key West Irene Dunne, actress, born in - _ sae FES ee 3 PLORIDA. IN CHANCERY, never wil come when American ciis to ————— Noe 7596 Louisville, Ky., 37 years ago: rs ce > » IT TIE P. DEPAY subjected fg attack. Nevertheless, like PART I Plaintiff, Dei icank Wain on : i . . | Have you ever watched the sun-',, VBe DIVORCE r. Edward R. Weidlein, ditec- Ge oe te mowtbgiere of any person, clique, | the remainder of the nation, and the armed pee eM | RICHARD E, DePAY, ; tor of the Mellon Institute” of Industrial Research, Pittsburgh, born in Augusta, Kans., 54 years , | ago. Section or Glam; always do Ms utencst for the | | Services, Key West is getting ready for ny | Observed its colors glow? - publae wellane: mever uderaie corruption or | contingency, and one way of getting ready | Surety you must have realized justice, denownre vice and praise wittue, is by giving thorough training to the men ; That a power makes it so. Gqetmend geod done by individual or organ- | ho will be needed if an emergency does | That power is all around you, oY | Touches each and every one; ‘ Hinckley G. Atwood, presidegt of of Allied Mills, Tll., born in North- Sete telewent of chet rights, views end’ | arise. = . 5 (This power will aiso save you 1 Key wood, Ia., 70 years ago. : intense; pret only news that will elevate A little inconvenience now is worth | When your work on earth is | oth AERA wel eet Gutaminate the reader, never com- i the chance of a disaster later. j done. Paul S. Mowrer of Chicago, ~ } H a Memorize your Ten Command- 4 ; pup. noted newspaper editor, born al i, i POISONOUS SNAKES ments, . ee Bloomington, Hil., 54 years ago. | | For it thi ide: fhe ee pon nok Carl P. Dennett of Boston, |« business head, civic leader, born ' Bangor, Me., 67 years ago. * } For only those that observe them About 2,000 persons are bitten by | shail be close to God's footstool j 3 every 3 i sti- i snakes every summer, according to an e TAi ick eactitice texcclied 2 % ey | mate by Dr. Raymond Ditmars, curator of pleasures, LS Sawyer, | TAKE “A TRIP ABROAD” reptiles of the New York Zoological G&r- | Reaa Nature like a book; 2 ” B ) dens, biit it is believed that many eases are ee when you accomplish | not reported to health authorities. It is al- | you will have many troubles #6 estimated that about 300 cases of snake | forsook. J als | bite, or approximately 15 per cent, result | Study the trees and flowers, PLY ° | fatally. Keep your mind on the world REAL ; | Poisonous snakes are found in all the Hicinaeenas eee ot a 2 L ter ‘ton taeda | i states of the Union except Maine, New viour, : : Aveget, yD. Leal, | es mR gt, ocr: cE Hampshire and Vermont, and these consist |His teachings were based oni" Winnche Laws Whitten: = 4 1 Duce im Malian as everyone knows | of two principal families. One family is | love. n peril, laseods to. apply. to « = means “Whe leader” Iuwiew of Albania | known as the pit viper, and includes cop- | Ever notice how real soft music |! y i = and Greece that ix an awful mocking term. | perheads, moccasins and several varieties | bape See ae cis ne 5 § FLORIDA ‘ QT. : 4 = He ker ows how todead a retreating army, in | | of rattlesnakes. The other is the cobra; jing? pren for HAVANA $1 20 } magnifier maxtery. | family, represented in this country by 4 |Try always to do your best. ; Ban’ S mcanen, heititet cata bes : ~ —- ———_—- | inate species, the coral snake, fourid | Be not amoured of earthly pleas- |“ sails THURSDAYS wood and metal furniture, wood: } “a President Roosevelt dislikes to dele-| chiefly in the South. .. ures, ai at igck ecivmeshien Yonconegl ie Meee = *_eute powers to ethers. When he appointed Snakes take their greatest toll of Maat ans they are only skin 10:30 a.m. liquids or alcohol, even scrub it . it a Tithe Mediation Board he did uot give it the | human life in India, where the deadly cobra | ne ei that ‘conan. Sera i won't turn white, chip or mar. For ALL surfaces: | 5 Tauthority te act onits findings, reserving | abounds, ard snake bite deaths are esti- _ clean living from P. & o. Deck wood, metal or concrete, OUTDOORS AND IN. a pthat prerogative for himself, with the re-| mated to reach as many as 20,000 in a | Will keep you from being a lost Return Sailings Sedeoslinentn a seult that the Board was ineffective, and the | year. $6 Leave HAVANA “probable reason why Dykstra resigned. It The largest snakes, such as the boas | |The Grand Architect of the uni- Tor xty- 1 EVERY TUESDAY =%& guzzling how Knudsen ean remain at the | and phythons, are not poisonous, but erush |g einise ioe tok uth od « Range ae ahead of the OPM with limited authority, | their prey to death in their coils. The | Watches the acts of His children, and at the same time do effective work. Malay reticulated python, largest of all, | Expects them to become divine. PIERCE BROTHERS at 1:30 p. m. Daylight Saving Time “Sailing for Flenting and Elizabeth Sts. Phone Sailing for PORT TAMPA - sometimes attain a length of 30 feet or {ir of thie good, old Bible ; { German propaganda | more cape ving ye arly dp og Wincraft, EVERY TUESDAY —~ Ey who by i order must | By farthe greater number of all snakes | dey Sie ee ane, at 7:30 pemes PA ] N T Ss e the United- fl not be per- | are non-poisonous, and therefore harmless. | When- the pastor commances to pity Pastera Standen time, w Ls go to erican countries | These include the well-known black snakes, | Speak. f Lopez Funeral Service J. Hi. Costar,-Agent— = continue thei subversive ac-| yarter snakes, water snakes, milk snakes |In the \‘Father’s House are many Establihed 1865 / } q F * tivhios, They must retarn to Germany | and many others. | Mansions’, |. Licensed Funeral Directors KEY WEST. A — : - . — j “whence they came; the countries south of —— 7 | Reeeem pret for you; and ieeeang 0 T e : 7 7 * m peal ere are many an- 24-Héur Ambulance " 4 : is Will not grant visas to the consuls, ‘That | ARMY NOT BUYING BLONDE HAIR |" "Yon, maa | Satie, Seen aaa, verseas iransportation > waé all arranged at the Havana conference nreercntnrs : : | Phe choice is up to you. . General Cities Jacksonville, Florite = represented by the 21 signatory countries. A wire news service recently sent out | Knock and ye shall enter, ‘ ACES aa ompany. = : a report that the Army was inviting Am- | Seek and ye shall find’ eiededadehedehedeehedhedeheheiedets 1 : ? : “5 ‘ With the attack of Hitler on Stalin, | erican girls with blonde hair and a sense | be sl that is filled with loved ‘. ‘ a Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service <the'American Communists had to make | of patriotism to shear their silky strands | Who have finished earth's daily Ka mal d between— i. “another about face. Once aggressively anti- | w hich were termed a “strategieal ma- grind. aL ! : AND KEY WEST 29 “Fasvist they abjectly went pro-Hitler wheu | terial.” ‘Come unto me’ all that are i he made an allianee with Stalin, and now | The War Department quickly received | ‘heavy ladened Also Serving All Points On Florida Keys they must. back-track again and become | inquiries about the purchase of blonde | |i flowing tam pyr Between Miami and West ‘ " . ; poke the ‘Gmilitantly anti-Hitler. Strikes in the de-| human hair and, just as quickly, issued a | Master— Following Schedule Effective June 15th: Penne manufacturing. will now cease and | statement that the Army is not interested |Of mediums He was the best. Athavis the hest evidence that it was the Com- | in buying hair. 4 ne |The course is straight and nar- For Real Purity The interesting part of the episode to | row, | ro shag Boy ot AE Ag sete y where the ed vaiautes: a On each side there are rocks and For Real Economy me a : us i | shoals. For Real Service | that the supply of necessary hair had been | Use Christ’s life for your, feed # Prige Ceutial, latte Leon} imported from Europe up to two months tant, For Real Protection AMenderson has made a request to the Ford | ago and that “reports of scouts” had cheer- 1 Pal safely past the goals. DELIVERED ' “SMoter Co. to withdraw its recently an- | ed Army experts, who were confident that | Have you ever noticed a lijnt: : -nounéed price inerease, but as this is writ-| American girls, particularly those from | 4, rg ee path SE the a | DAILY ten'the company had not responded either | Minnesota, the Dakotas and other states | Casting its beats through the EVERYWHERE darkriess, dn the negative or the affirmative. The| with a large Scandinavian population PHONE NO. 8 eee your er Bi Gals tot iedey. WIT IITIIIIIIOIIIIS AS oii tuts ; Scompany recently acquiesced in the domi-| would supply “more than enough hair to | Though the mariner many miles Thompson Enterprises : nation of the conmunistic C.10., even | United States, devoutly hopes that thé day le an : ’ ; agreeing to the checkoff, something no one | Tn v of the fact that the War De- te Mapeaen ¥e light in our INC A - Sexpected. Natarally, when labor asks for} partment announced the day after pub- | shining for ali that will seek | NCORPORATED : a boost in wages, the price of the article it | lication of the story that the Army was not | \A es oi Heaven with | : : “produces must go up too. It is impossible | interested in buying hair it appears that | Seated in inMpetce at Chriss tet | ICE DIVISION ; + *to have a ceiling for the producer and 4| the confidence of the “Army éxperts,” ee “floor for the product. As the. one i ingreases | quoted. in the news story, was not mis- lett Save re gmbarrassment of of Tetentust the other. ‘ placed. bik hkdededidididedidededdededide dade,

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