The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 21, 1941, Page 2

%, thanks been an eye-sore for years before it was de- ee an | Fain fell in sheets. An- sides and spray com ge are pares i }With her seven L. Subs waiting MP JR. Two trawlers stood by to lower “ ¥..77 years ago. against. our With seven days’ rations, water Eight torpedoes. and kingstons }Main vents closed, tail clutches, the Dept. of Agriculture’s Bu- tisements is invariably in ad-| i ertisers | Princeton, N. J., widow of Presi-! under this head | FOR _dent Cleveland, born in Buffalo, | be insertec in The Citizen at. ————__—___________. zee ss tes | PLUMBING & MACHINERY ITEMS fer day, wv: ‘the rate of one-cent (le) a word. for each insertion. but the soa ot FO Slightly 4 A mum for the first insertion in! ly. damaged new cast Borden Harriman every instance 1s twenty-five’ iron 5 ft. recess bathtubs, (Florence Jaffray), ex-U. S. Min- cents (25). | white and colored, less than ister ta Norway, born in New Advertisers snould their’ wholesale cost, Lavatories, tojj- York, 71 years ago. istreet address as as their) ets, sinks, all size pipe (soil & |telephone numper if they desire ea aay fittings, valves. ; ‘ > ¢| resuilts., Insulation for water heaters Dr. Hensy G. Knight, chief of Payment for ciassified adver-' & solar tanks Power tools, jig saws, joiners, piainers, shapers. Spot weider, paint spray out- fits, portable automatic acety- lene generator, welding rods and cutting torches. Lathes, Jr. the net L-If to go out a German to. Mrs. J. get. tank full, pulled, in, reau of Chemistry and Soils,|vance, but regular adv: | ‘charged. | . Having de ated three- | U-boat might so | PROFESSIONALS wood turning lathes $545 4 ; ae - peri a that owners | 868" trade lanes. break of day, Dr. Joseph F. Newton of Phil- oes aT ‘ * a oe | months’ waiting Be oe z | to assure them Just as the nei was taken away adelphia, Baptist clergyman, | LOUIS A. HARRIS | gag a tharos 14, | were in no hurry to clean up their property | can teat. And That protected the harbor with! born in Decatur, Tex, 6% years. at Law | & Uaderome 5 ie Seen without pressure from the city, eity council | #4ve me. very Subs inside, Be gee pat Peet $6 Phone 252 prinders with motors, 19%-Th, by this time ought to he ina mood toe go | ing protectively. She ee Roancarrig on her jun20-lmo cans carbide (ice & pea size), ahead and complete the job of ‘ing | heuled down at side. Kinet: Ieibianie, Sad =D- FOR RENT air compressors, tanks & jae some of Key West's more imposing { an mee She passed Bere Island, signaled thor, born in Oak Park, BE, 43 ; rt lows * Tele tions, cards of thanks, coretapens of eye-sores, Peeg thar gee years ago. : sess a ee ypciaereg rrsenitagrevontcgy selmi. ‘charged for at . SS A « Rock, HeTSpring; deme: A POOR from, aes nippncwines. in there. 1Cthq cpanel | hoon Costa corune BOek, Dr. ‘A. Kent, ;- | SAM eae 701 Fieweeg emeet, sc mw Pius co Ee OR follow it, ard the results of a cam- | 270 {y noon and sizing. en i — ont ae nae ee | JZ“ | matic insulated: water heaters, I ables oct Se genera | paign te force action in cleaning Up SOMe | tere were not the usual colored ‘The first rays of old Sol com: | Ville, Ky.. born in Plymouth, pURNISHED. APARTMENT, °° &%!. size Open fromt toilet - ymous communi- | Of the decrepit buildings here would | Gee Sage. eee oy wee nencing to gleam lowa, 58 years ago. private beth, 906 Grinnell’ “<4! (ew) $298 cach, quad sansa ™ ffort they cost. tp pn pins Remrniperestp Street, off Division, near Bell used: seats 75e: up. Hoe aaron oe: at all-t0 | erate et eto Be w=? Nick Carter came down the con- Rt Rev. Benjemin D: Bagwell.’ ‘Tower * reetyaiat | Come and see the largest stocks co meager eropegetiene . | Secor tae car gen tes See bows ing tower hatch, P. E. bishop of Portland, Oreg, —_ j of aunteriale um, diepiny fo state vent souncil’s ordering remo’ ' how Reached the chart board, took born in Susquehanna, Pa, 51 POR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ° =™d2 ey - e 7 let ntzon mm The Greene, and except for a sizeable miental | Svehest set SearlY Drew ng German egal . wae oo |FOURTEEN FT. SAILBOAT. pm Sy tein tha rd, there is nothing | gangplank among the frst eon eure the bridge over to Lieut. On — ola ay the tor-| poly sous : ee e remo’ some of I swung into the “center seat unneen. in, k H an. ane ew es FP tcc task thn why did'run afoul of | 3S ie fei cnt in anting He then passed the word to di- SS ek [ tshon Eee Swee a legal stumbling block a few years age in so uncomfortable. Itwas way back, Vidic the crew, — The diving rudder man firmly FOURTEEN FT. OUTBOARD : ae fxd Gn pang On. 5 een | Deere ace te | MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped "Ccstseg cngine Inne. aoriese ‘there is no reason for letting that experi- interpreter told us that this railroad Six on and six off the rest of the The depth gouge read thirty- ee ee with omotor and ad) squupment. i stand fore i a general ad been built by 2 British concern trip, 3 three depth, - P ace a Li-inein swing, Sb-imef iemween jenee } pone the wag of im: 1996, and for once I was sure this At the sound of the claxon to be Main motor resistaneé was ad- oe Seo casters: outs teats S tp 40, * on the perience of getting some psec re Patt Oe Th se Pigs stood: by bo =a 2 Sow sind Tree Opinions: print nly néwa that will elevate Eee ne es ji - —. tae ent The morning was chilly, wind) th 'SIGNS—“For Rent’. “Rooms Por” : poe até not contaminate the reader; never com- }/ results at Duval and Greene will convince a Suen a eens on genio ¥ coe nek io Rent, “Apartment For Heat’ iyit-iwk promise Seinciple. ae the councilmen they can move against some Gar windows and just as we emerged The ocean rolled waves near the pecleuian eye : Property, No Tres- : = RATS) | of the other nuisances without getting into fom Se dingy sade into'a sveciae: §— high as the sky: pessing’. THE ARTMAE TOR: Tokde Seales; Globe war view of jungle, a cinder bolted 41) hatches were closed, except He brought her up ‘till the lense PREBS. apets-f Slicing Machine, Geul candi: trouble. into my eye. I had an eye i engine vent, peeped out, ‘ tion; cheap. G8 Agine street. i was back is my cabin, so I cor sienci: for the day on @ halyard Looked at the German—she was TRAILERS. Apply Tommie’s : Sr 18-Iwk My PEOPLE NEED FACTS See acne we on ee were bent. heading south— Skating Rink. jueB-42 pa agony . FORD, 193 CONVERTIBLE MISCELLANEOUS se e COUPE. Low miletge, good. Much comtroversy over the effective- tuily. brown, Danubelke river word was passed for'd field re- | Resched for the tomgle, and then ean condition: exiellest: im- ra : | mess of the mation's defense effort might be SoG Ss So? Seum* cS sistance to set, ee | tor. Nawal duty tecemates 5 TOUR PLACE COOL? Bribes: Beach and Bathing Pavilion. awsided Hf the govermment departments spindly wusked trees, some tufted hee, batters ect OF gat og li pra a ae a: Rink about am air excling sys- Aauerte tale and Son, | wumld be.more frank in giving the people @ “A conse : Then a terrific explosion, she SiyiS-Inekx Sylb-tt Gunsolidation af County and City Gee || amcolered facts. Everyone recognizes that | {2 uresmvcteckanteared shiny 0 fime. went Coen Wis Bes WINCH CEDAR CHEST, wal 2 ageneents, there are many kinds of information which ‘Sve? Pass WS. Sree ed distaste tigateg oO ee NT nek ee A Modern City Hospital. | mmat be kept secret, but this is mo excuse Win roated Bats cm stlte—swarms of = mie le ae bro search for survivors, but ali wardrobe tramk Both im good SRING YOUR “a - me ie regarding saked native chidres. he fizgt Ty the bs yancy dé " condition. Keasonmsble. Phone Pi Sc eerermernri | for misleading the pablic bead rd pean ae nine ready to dip, — 582-5. yids Y Peleete Felt Tid doggadiy Senghe | Ott ee be overcome sue wil a sign ri i FRANK C. SCHNEIDER: z, ie sBicpesdees i The tendency im Washington has been a age Yea ema Key West, Fin, capitulated. This seems to be the age of 2 knows. Ss There is a fish in the New York Aqua- + sim known to fishermen as the torpedo < rayof which @ specimen should be obtained Ftorithe Key West Aquarium as an added to give the impression that the defense pro- ee aan gram is being carried out with efficiency and speed, when this is only partially trae. | Prom reliable private sources it is known | that there are serious defects im the organ- / efforts. i For the moat part, published articles . and radio comments by capable observers ‘ 4 wamas growing upside down Guarked banyam trees, fields of fresh corn, sugar came, pineapples, breadirut feees, morning glories, gant vio yy, lets, amd thousands upon thousands Zattéaction. 2 is said to have an electrical i f : ho have called attention to these defects Teistharge of more than 200 volts and a oe a. cut ack: There | tecalar. 1217 Petroinia St. Mr. Schneider served. year guarantee. . 3 years aboard the L-11, a subma- iy2i-loice was hitting bering okt etl ————— the World War. i ‘ ag i to be there to feel the The L-11 fired on and: destroy- The BETTY RAYMOND — gi ied and pitehed, meet- caught on the surface off the $09 Fleming Street L-ll, and the base was at Ban- try Bay. Ireland. Siravtion of a second. =. Friends of labor always regret it when “sthey. see the workingman make mistakes % hat discredit him ; they desire labor to be c on ali but it does. In several of the larger American cities the two existing newspapers have combined “their mechanieal, circulation and business {deriartments and in one building because of *thethigh costs of production in labor, ma- Tieris! and management, but they maintain separate, independent and competitive prews and editorial staffs and separate and gindependent editorial policies. The latest ~mewspapers to enter inte such a money sav- ~ing arrangement are the two leading news- papers of Oklahoma, the Tulsa Daily World | Epnd.the Tulsa Tribune. , RR es ea : | $ It is notin the destiny of the Philip- Pines ever to become an independent, na- jon, When the United States gives them heir independence, they, af necessity, will ‘de gobbled up by Japan. The question wit ithe Filipinos now is (and they are debat- Ping it), one of deciding whether to remain Sunder American suzerainty, which has _Zbeen beneficial and benevolent, or to ac- “gept Japanese leadership and undetermin- - ed consequences. Our little brown brother 4 | is progressing satisfactorily "| age citizen does not know what to believe. Speyer unit of about three horse power in a | ove been exceptions, in which comment has — } beem irrespomsible and i } wack, extra torpedoes se- in her rack. tinged ows reached, she headed criticism has been helpful. The people do not want alarmist inter- | ged vegetation Par in | pretations of the facts, neither do they ¢ Sat Ouch 2h Sead P | want optimistic assurances that everything | pamiets on both sides of the ain i when such is *8 Se way @ ) -Winally we gasped into the San Jose depot. Bareiooted indian w chins thrust white camelias into ev- eryone’s hands. Outside the station . {we halted untih 2 huge funeral pro- One thing seems certain: ‘The mat | Guten auted or 2 rricsl Sear . of the American people are not yet awake | ish one, in which the bearse and ol Sranching * . - aired ss to the dangers which confront this nation, pe big ay 4 a an a and uutil they are awakened they will not | tke foats m 2 mardigras. be disposed to make the sacrifices and ef- | a gee a ie atin forts which must be made if these dangers 4 bia gesqoe capitals. Though | are to be overcome. | the streets were less winding than Cap’ simi ‘ ethers I have been im, im pest weeks, spot six fathoms, Mad , live, submerged an- chor C-tube well manned to listen aboul not the case. At present so many conflict- | | irg reports are going about that the aver- | ] Carter then’ twitled the "d periscope, up the German, their We are giad to note that highway ex- | perts from the United States have reached Chungking, Chima, where they will study the transportation problem and make suit- | able recommendations to guide this country in supplying aid ender the Lend-Lease Act. | i For four years the Chimese have been * fighting a great battle. They have had the sympathy of the United States and Great e Ete | Britain, and shee help nub nek enema — | git coat cat dee see i While no ordinary citizen cam expect “tm over. Besembied soft drink dis- | to know everything that the government is} f eseaiond Goaticmasering teen os | doing to assist the Chimese im their fight many ice cream des as rum 1), against Japanese aggression, it would be drake Few couples sat together | good news to most of us to hear that a pruch , 3*4 Sse whe i plircgnalh esaageg, | greater flow of supplies was underway to | the Chinese. n crew on top: « the surface ber chance to attack tarboard side, the tide, main metors ahead”— fight to go om till one crew was dead Forw'd periscope up to the sur-/ (bm. Dated thie ist day of June,| the L-ll lay, _ more then wicked drink- C.o:2in ordered, “Up anchor, “aliens? In true Latin fashion the The Getman, not suspecting L-ll, Subscribe to The Citizen, 2c weekly. LEGALS EI re IN AND POR PLORIDA. IN Xe. TS SMETTIE P. DEFAY, ws RICHARD EB Fs Fg lise = Key West Citizen, a published in Monroe ‘county, Flor A.D. 1941. (Circiat Court Sealy IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE LEVEN L ‘ar America it were better to get rid of) By late Fall either the war will be | e far eastern islands, they may later | over or the United States wilt be in it. That's } Sexes trouble. . bode guess Does it square with yours? t American made coin machine. Subscribe. to The Citizen—20c ‘weekly. ten knots, 1 Flooded both upper tubes, pre- pared for the shots. She had io pump. from the foe 5