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

ORDINANCE NO. 399, : COUNCIL _ |, AN ORDINANCE GRANTING 40 THe KEY Wie GAS CO, A CORPORATION OPERATING A GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM im Ry SITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, ITs SUC- CESSORS a SUMERS, PROVIDING FOR Mary's Star of the THE \FRANCHISE, | | PROVIDING FOR A TAX ON) ' Today’s Birthdays GROSS SALES OF GAS AND | ¢ ————____ £ PROVIDING THE TIME WHEN © Pershing,|THE FRANCHISE SHALL BE jo,, 81 years first reading July i7, A. D., 1941 Maj. Gen. James H. Burns, SA., _ Col. Theodore | third reading August 7, A. D.,! «of New York, Bay, 54 years “WILLIAM. A. FREEMAN, President of the City Council. Claudette born in Paris, —-__ City Clerk. Lewis Lawes, retired war-} Approved: August 8, A. D., 1941. HOTEL LEAMINGTON N. E. ist Street at Biscayne Boulevard Overlook’ Pee re oe see teeny Ty opposite MIAMI, FLORIDA One Block from Shopping District and Amusements SUMMER RATES UNTIL DECEMBER Single Room—Bath—$1.50 Free Parking Lot Double Room—Bath—$2.00 TRIB : TEM, PROVGING FONT RATE| _Marineromloted TO BE CHARGED TO CON- cea A MINIMUM RATE, PROVIDING .DISCOUNTS TO CON- | SUMERS OF GAS, PROVIDING | A STANDARD QUALITY OF} GAS MANUFACTURED AND DELIVERED TO CONSUMERS, PROVIDING FOR PRESSURE home THAT MUST BE MAINTAINED! Fe retention IN THE GAS DISTRIBUTION CHURCH OBSERV. ANCE |SYSTEM AT ALL TIMES, PRO- VIDING FOR THE FURNISHING OF . COMPUTATION EQUIP- mber _18 (Monday), | MENT FREE OF COST TO GAS Our Sorrowful | CONSUMERS, PROVIDING FOR | THE RIGHT OF INSPECTION ehureh will inaugu-|OF ALL GAS METERS BY THE novena to the Sorrowful | CITY OF KEY WEST, PROVID- | |ING FOR CERTAIN LIMITA- of the Shrine will "TIONS OF CERTAIN HIGH-| that day and de- WAYS WITHIN THE LIMITS 30 ae met 13 OF, OF ie SUN Op KEY WEST, | 7:30 in ELIMI UNNECESSARY. i be a ATION OF Sieh ‘Nonday. mo Or deer. = ar PERRING TO KEY| Passed by the City Council on Passed by the City Council on , ordnance expert, born in Second reading July 24, A, D, 1941. Passed by the City Council on on Frankfort and while the luftwaffe dromes along the south English | lost. coast. Rome admitted another heavy; Subscribe to The Citizen—20¢ | RAF raid on Sicily. COO MM AM a @ Democracy Advances BLUE-EYED MARINES HIT THE BULL'S EYE ‘are usually well up in front in nearly every sort of shooting competition, While experience show that.a large percentage of rifle shots who attain pro- ficiency with infantry wea- pons have blue eyes, service ‘optometrists give the follow- ling scientific explanation of their ability to hit the bull’s- eye. If a target-shooter has brown eyes, his sight of the ‘target will be noticeably im- paired by shifting lights. or shadows or drifting clouds, a condition difficult to cope with, But if his eyes are blue, the experts say. the changing ight conditions will have no (Continued from Page One) been driven from _ strategic heights overlooking the city. Royal Air Force and German} bombers traded blows over western Europe last night, the/ British bombers concentrating plane which sighted the ship as Manheim, ; jit was sinking off the southern raked air- tip of Norway. No lives were RHAMMER RUSSIANS | In Periods Of Crisis (Special to The 1 to The Citizen) EW YORK, Sept. 13.—De- mocracy has afways survived pe- riods of crisis and such periods | have actually accelerated social change and can be used to ad- vance the democratic move- ment. : This .is, the message of a new: memorand) “Advance Through Crisis*; “recen iy issued by the Council For ‘Democracy, 285 | Madison: Avel,.N.Y.Ci') ' this is, not, the , first. time in | American history that defeatists ‘have raised their voices. On the jeve of the American Revolution, there were defeatists who said a declaration of independence | would be “suicidal”. And Lin-| | coln suffered a ruthless opposi- | | { | tion, { Stating these parallels and jurging a concerted attack on de- The pamphlet states: “Whether we are fighting with {bullets and our lives; whether |we are fighting with machines land production/vp fighting with ‘We are fighting, not, oe the, kind build and) grow,'‘lai. chance to have, not less, but more freedom and democracy”. 'U. S. FLEET NOW SCOURING ATLANTIC (Continued from Page One) partment by a: British patrol 1 weekly. ing order, The Artman Press . THE CITIZEN BUILDING YOUR NEWSBOY « « « buys his copies of The Citizen at whole- sale, sells them at retail. « « + pays cash for his papers. «i+ « loses if a customer fails to pay. “Tis embarrassed if'a customer is slow pay. met goes the Ilat for:his tense, an the job rain or shine, serves his customers well) (|: ++ + asks cust te cooperal yin hien-promptly and regularly, i : THE CITIZEN Circulation Department Your Home!!! CAN WOU TAKE PRIDE IN 107 It is so easy to have just the kind of honie you want now. You can have « hore thet you will be proud to live in and prowd to invite your friends over to, Come in and let us show you how easy it is to ramodel and repair. - CHEELY LUMBER CORPORATION | Catherine and Elizabeth Sts. Phone 27 Wext to Gas Plant) Notice! NEW FALL WOOLENS ARRIVED THIS WEEK THE STORE of FASHION JOB PRINTING Modern machinery and efficient methods enable us to offer you superior printing service at fair prices. Consider us when you place your next print- PHONE 51 100 PER CENT : All-Wool Materials’ 56 inches wide in Pastels , and ht and Dark Pelers YARD $1. ALSO: Striped Plaids and Checks Mallison Flansel Plaids with Solid Colors to Match YARD $1.00 PRINTED WASHABLE Bemberg Sheers Just Arrived yarp 7OC All the new desired Fall Colors —in— Alpaca, Crepes e Brindle @Lame e@Taffatas Imported @ Marquesettes An invitation is extended to all ladies to come and visit our PIECE GOODS DEPARTMENT Notice! Aftee the 18th of this month there will be NO LIMIT on LADIES’ SILK STOCKINGS : APPELROUTH’S THE KEY WEST CITIZEN NEW YORK MUSICIAN| is|CREATES SINFONIETTA| (ity_Assoctated Press) NEW: YORK, Sept. young man with a violin here has an idea he thinks will work | land give pleasure to musicians | Harry Farb-|city today announcing the birth | Licensed Funeral Directors be- | of a son to Mr. and, Mrs R. C. cause iall the: classical , music he | Wohosky at their. home in, San- | ‘eae was by string quartets or "tdana, Calif. Th Ke arrival ' large>symphonies: Nothing in be- (weighed seven RO! tween. Since the proper combina- } tion. of skilled . insrtumentalists | tfor a quartet is rare, and since! the, _datge, numbers necessary for | a s¥mphony ard rarer, he created | a “sinfonietta” of The young man, man, got worried one day The pamphlet points’ out that} about 15. musicians. group rehearses in his apartment | and ‘15 is all it will hold. This is not too many, according | to. Fatbman, for each man to of- | fee suggestions and for the group | as.a whole to strive for the per- fection-of a quartet. ¢ featism in every American com-| It’s been a heck of a lot of fun, | ;munity, the Council warns that | our first job is to destroy fascism,| “You must have real love tock BUD ABBOTT-- LOU COSTELLO | pete { ill music, of. it doses out”, teurs—in. the manner of the doc- tors) erehestras that have sprung | upeincmany places. But.we take} gece | oub“musie® seriously: We’ delib-4 eratély ‘pick out difficult,’ little-4 Rnoway selections. And we, make4 records and’ play them ‘batk to’ ‘check |. our ~ mis- |.ideas, we must never forget, this: | \of world we have. but for |muchi! sorefor * a” aa ee to | ghori * SWith classical music in vogue: as it is today, and with the need for people to forget war and crisis jitters, it seems to me mu- jsicians everywhere could form} and enjoy their own ‘sinfoniet- | | DR. AARON H. 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