The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 24, 1941, Page 2

' One fear peidions Dapkieenve Bansny 5 You ALLE ees ‘Mawnicer ai » Peom ‘The Citizen Building Corner Greene and Ann Streets Ouly Daily'News: rin Key West and * his gees . folic caicebiiait coolest ~ttered at Key Wost, Florida, as second class matter is pexclusivs entitled to use sion ‘of a ‘Riwh Wapatches credited a \ iSe ‘ereditea inthis paper and also | published here. MEMBER NISGHAL EOTORAL ASOCATION ‘ 1941 3 SUBSCRIPTION RATES a Six stonths Three Months One Month Pies tte le ADVERTISING RATES Made known on #pplication, 10,00 5.00 2.50 5 - < SPECIAL NOTICE All reading notices, cards of thanks, resolutions of respect, obituary notices, ete. will be charged for at the rate of 10 cents a line. Notices for entertainment by churches from which | revenue is to be derived are 6 cents a line, Phe Citizen te an open forum and invites discus- “ian of public issues and subjects of local or general interest but it will not publish anonymous communi- cations, “WILL @lways séek the truth and. print it.’ without fear and without favor; Hever ‘be! afraid to attabk wrong or to! applaud. right; ., ‘Always tight fer Progress; Hever be:the or gan or the mouthpiece of any person, clique, faction or class} always do its utmost for the public welfare; never tolerate corruption or injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue, commend good done by individual or organ- ization; télerant of others" rights, views and opinions; ‘print only news that will elevate and ‘not contaminate the reader; never com- promise with principle. i} 4. Awperts—Land ind Sea. 5.,, Canapiidation < Coumpty and City Gov- * €°° A Mader City Sospsul t a -Musselini will some dag have cause to rémember the words. oi one Machiavelli, whem liv ruler should never malte an one more powerfinll tham tit purpose of attacking otiter aacious, conquers, the weaker ruler will & tis discretion. Whether Ewglamd or Germany wins, Italy will suffer immeasurably, more 80, however, if his-ally, Hitler is the con- gueror, I) Ducé is in a tough spot now, and none knows it better than he himself. anotiier Malian, counselled =a alliiange with for tie Jefferson Caffery, our ambassador to Brazil, nowthandling the United States end of the deal for airports down there, has) long been known, as a, pinch hitter for thie | government.in the:Latin-eountries. “ after! the’ Machads episode in'’Cuba he became chummy with the“ ‘hard-boiled: -Pulgencio:, Batista, now the président of that country and as a result had to dodge some mis- |} directed bullets, but that didn’t phase him a bit. ~ He thinks that people who are alarm- | ed about Nazi penetration of Brazil are | merely seeing spooks, but to a man up a tree | he Seems to be missing the bus on that one. Perhaps he can’t see the forest on account of fhe trees, | If the British forces remain in Iceland | tlie pasition of the American forces is | fraught with danger because the Germans | have @very right to attack wherever their | enemies are found. President Roosevelt has said that the American troops would | nt atid /evenimeiy, replace” the | jlorees. Chu i « however, in- , that the Hr fordes would re- ain in Iceland. The disparity between the slatenients naturally ha’ caused comment. With an eye always to its own selfish in- thfésts England may want to hold on, but | if is also possible that Churchill made the | statement merely to cover the evacuation of thet British garrison. On the other hand | what purpose could’sttch a statement have | eince it is certain that Hitler knows every | move of his enemies and if left to mental conclusions would believe the opposite of | any statement made, which is exactly what Churchill would do under similar circum- a UB: ae Na Be ten most recent bow to Key West was the com- | sums up: | doing whatever they can to help all West | | Coast communities——indeed all Florida | 1 mainder of the state, Key West may be ai | tarian agents to take advantage of our | } severe restrictions | States solved the problem of high-altitude "The ment that Senator Ward would be per- ' i “ », |. Funeral services for Charles suaded to run again—‘“because if you don’t | prow Russell, age 46, who met someone from Monroe county will get in, |-bis death at the U.S. Naval Sta- 4 «4 s. | Hoa 9215 o’cloek last ‘night from and stay 40 years like the last time’’—is | i, clectrical shock, will be held embroiled in a tiff with ‘ampa Times | tomnerrow afternoon 5 o'clock at RES CBRE i Ree \Yhe First Congregational chur¢h. over who, §elected the WY CAMP The body: will be placed in site. churelt ut 2 oelocl Rey, E, S ian Doheity, pastor, will officiate. ewe-Press ig funeral Will be held from about it the chureh to: the cemetery and epréngements are in charge of The Times deseribes as “Sttangely hurt or haught _" all, q ; The News-Press, implying a news | ‘hy Pritchard "Funeral: Home. s : ‘a ; hi a “ ais Mr, ‘Russell, whe resided 2% channol going straight to the feed-bag, | a9 Southard street, was a civilan says the Times wasn’t “close enough to the | clectrician’s helper at the — sta- inside” in Washington to learn that Tampa, ae , ie A Es *. . Survwivers include e Widow, Tampa's representative and : Tampa’s | 4,5 Margaret Russell; a daugh- chamber of commeree, singly or in groups, | ter, Marge; father, Doddridge B didn't have a thing to do with the Venice Rvssell; a sister, Mrs. A. R. Sil- selection, tet, and two brothers, Orion and " : Pak | Wilard Rusoell. To which the Times, after listing a\ Mr. Russell was a world war couple of letters seeming to back up its side, | veteran and will be accorded full | military hono: at the funeral. BRINAS RITES jand County Of he funeral of Mrs. Pear) W. aay a sees we {Brinas, age 67, who died yester: Being. at-thé uttermost end of Florida, “@y ™orins at a hospital in Mi- Sef * ami, will be held tomorrow aft- in a position where any one who comes jeynoon at 5 o'clock from the Must go through most of the re- | residence, 629 Caroline street, to St. Marv’s Star of the Sea Cath- little prejudiced on the subject of state co- ee Sigh tac oie operation. - | Survivors are a brother, Pres- It would appear from the experience |S¢v I. Weatherford, and other . | Telatives. of other states, however, that the best pe oa anecments thing Florida could develop would be a gén- charge of the Lopez eral application of the spirit expressed by | Home. Pallbearers will be Charles T. “That neatly disposes of the News- Press pique-—and Tampans will keep on communities—incl ‘of’ Fort M are in Funeral the Times. Certainly Florida has enough Avchbe, ¥ Sc Baking, Alecetace subjects for debate without inventing new Hewitt Hilten Kemp, Frank H. ones. Ladd and Raymond R. Lord. Personally, when Overseas Highway MARINE CORPS BASE TO BE CONSTRUCTED (Special ta NEW BERN Actual constru United States Marine Corps air base at Che Point, on the south side of the Neuse river, i OE Sa expected to get under way athe shortly. Gonvinced that more persons. are €N-| “The new base will be 30 m gaged im espionage and subversive activi- from the Marine Barracks in this country than during the World Heng county pags 8 , | Mew site are creeks id to b Seeks NEW | i.rg0 and deep enough for sea. within our | planes to taxi three miles Five large fresh water lakes is completed with a contribution of federal money, we shall be glad to thank anyone— including Fort Myers—if they have done no mere than suggest the repairs would be a good idea. 2 new ENDING. SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES ties War, the State Department power to deal with enemies crest nearby could be used f t ie j 7 ei yy could e use or target, -Established propaganda agencies have teatiigy sak Clie nadine pee been hit hard, with the closing of German | tice. and Italian consulates, the clamp upon cer- ae: itil . aaa ggees cia ts s and the he first trocps to land in Cuba tain Nazi “information buenas Ga tk a kee outbreak of war between Russia and Ger- | war were the United States Ma- many. Scrutiny of mail coming from Japan |tines, who established a base at reveals, however, that some propaganda Guantanamo Bay in June, 1898, material is arriving by ship from that coun- try. Today’s Horoscope The democratic nations, enjoying their freedom, have mistakenly allowed totali- Today's degree indicates a per- son of great dignity, self reliance liberal laws. Germany, Italy and Japan | ang, generally, good judgment have clos='y controlled news and placed | The native may be rather jealous upon correspondents of honors and perhaps rather Meera lek 44 ek fond of praise; if this does not from'this country. We should have | lead to conceit, smothering “the the same to their representatives. | natural kindness of heart, it may No-one imagines, for example, that ea Lae oie see therein Hitler would permit the United States to set | V*¢ * Sanger to The fortunes, up 4 propaganda agency, as a library of in- formation, and send stuff to thousands of | clergymen, editors and other public men. wo 22m | rage z * ~ O. goes thru shoes. Your} Yet this is what went on in the United |sicnas smell it. You can't. You States where liberty was so widespread that | get immuned to the odor. Make | : this overnight test. Get 30c worth | it served the ends of our foes. | of TE-OL Solution from any drug- | |gist. Apply before retiring. Your | U. S. BOMBERS “THE BEST” |30c back next morning if not pleased. Use to fight sweaty, itching feet or “Athlete's Foot” germ. Locally at Gardner's Phar- | macy.—advt. F.0. (FOOT ODOR) NOT HARD TO KILL | British reports indicate that American fighter planes are not quite up to the re- quirements of combat but they make no secret of their belief that United States | The BETTY RAYMOND bombers, both of medium and heavy types, RESTAURANT | ee Q ' their kind in pee m mee about the best of 909 Fleming Street e WO) * iti | BREAKFAST 2 Col. 3:8. ©: Moore-Brabazon, British Bese) : ri Minister for Aircraft Production, points out | DINNER 50c some of the technical problems mastered to make many American planes superior, say- inig ‘that as the war goes oii, planes must fly higher and higher. He adds that the United | : The Three Mesauiteers fuel pressure, which had baffled both the | in sa and the Germans. | THE TRAIL BLAZERS The result, he asserted, is that the new SERIAL ane Gotaiie bombers being supplied the British aT seecccccevccsescesscccce capable of flights at altitudes hitherto con- | i impossible in combat zones except on en most hazardous conditions. | MONROE THEATRE Moreover, he adds, for the information of Sk a Americans, scores of these new bombers MAIL TRAIN | are “on hangar aprons all over this em- dé battled island.” an PACIFIC LINER { THE KEY WEST CITIZEN a a et |. DIOWN THROUGH®THE* AGES A . i | iB rs, THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1941 eR eeecvecover ‘ 7 Classified Seoccccreebovccene LOST (POR LOST—Rough coated Black Dog; FOURTEEN FT. OUTROARD answers to name of Scupper. MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped Call 749-W. Reward. jly23-3tx and ‘ohe Jvbinson Outboard mo- Se ee A i SL. 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