The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 18, 1941, Page 4

FRIENDSHIP * (hy Anscetated Prexs) Okla., Sept; 18—Out “\to build o Teputation as a city friendly toward its tourist, Sayre {has @ ‘curbstone hand waving project. Citizens are urged to Wave a friendly greeting to tour- ists as they drive through the city. “We don’t have much to show “oe scapdasnidbaky here so we rie to make e ‘passed the mod BORE ee moat iene er i> ae ee Ewton, entre As “the ‘eoagin’ ofcommerce. 2 POPCORN WATCH .. - FARMVILLE, Vas Sept, 18—| L. R. Crowder, a photographer, working in a sweltering darkroom one hot night, felt sure it was hot} enough to explode a thermometer. ‘He felt his wachpocket bulging, and pulling out: his timepiece, found the plastic face had pop- ped out so far it had separated from the rim. Watermelon Justice (Ny Ansociated Prenx) TOPEKA, Kans., Sept. 18.—A. | L. MeGehee’s justice is tempered | improve its fa- and brepar of 1 facilities ‘area part of its ; likewise the best of galley equipment. Endeavor is made to ‘Provide a range of well-balanced ter foods. galley al ship is governed by the bit ate of men normally attached to a-ves- bg The galley of a battleship cruiser compares in detail swith that of a first class, large ‘hotel. Oil burning ranges, me- ehanical dough mixers, bread ‘utters, cake mixers and other modern devices are employed. In smaller vessels, particularly | submarines, the galley is by ne- cessity small. However, its com- pleteness would surprise most folk. On one of the larger mod- én submarines, the galley is ap- proximately six feet wide by ten anda half feet long and has the following equipment: two elec- trie ranges, one hot plate, coffee urn, sink, table, four lockers for cooking utensils and seven lock- isions. with : watermelon, -The young fel- lows 0 filched some fine, ripe from _McGehee’s patch weré brrested and spent a half n jail while they were lec- tured about the misdemeanor they had committed. Then Mc-) Gehee gave them all a weer melon feed. ' Doesn’t Pay To Be Neat (By Associnved Press) KIMBALL, S. Di, Sept. 18— Miss Katherine Lutar probably favors pumps over laced shoes. She stopped in a driveway to tie| her shoe. Clair Brady, not notic- ing her’ in the stooped position, backed his car into her. She suf- | fered a broken leg. He Couldn’t Wait (Ry Axsoeiated Vrens) RICHMOND, Va.,: Sept. 18.— Mrs, Michaux Moody hired a man to-cut her ‘lawn. She returned home after a brief absence to find | the job well done, but instead of EASY TO“ TAKE”... QUICK TO MAKE! BEAT 2 eggs, add 11% cup sugar, 2 tea- spoons Mapleine, beat well. Sift together Tanhe. YA teaspoon salt, add to egg mixture. Add | cup chopped nuts, % cup tia “oon er prying eae yo poper lined 9x12-inch pan, agen Boke 10 to 15Sminutes in moderate (350° oven. Remove from pan, cool, cutinto bars. CHEER your bor at camp! These delicious “Rookie * flavored with Mapleine, wil peck wall aed banyan be gen that ‘Then they'll vanish! Mapleine “makes” these cookies, flavors other treats, too. Get {Sbouds of Maplcine ts your grocers coder, MAPLEINE marc *rixvon ——— MONROE THEATRE LYNNE ROBERTS in The Bride Wore Crutches Charles Ruggles—Ellen Drew in The Parson of’ the Penamint TRY iT TODAY— The Favorite in Key West STAR % BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS ROLLER SKATE Southard Street Keep Your Weight In Shape and Your Shape In Weight SESSIONS: 2:30 to 4:30 P. M. 8:00 to 10:30 P. M. SHOE SKATES FOR SALE If You Can Walk You Can Skate ‘We Teach You How To Skate TIPAILL ELL Le being pleased she called the po- lice. The man took her lawn mower and rake as payment. Subscribe to, The Citizen—20c 7 SIIITTITLIIOTIIIIIIII IIIT OOITIIOTI OOOO SD Swift’s Premium SLICED BACON - Swift’s Branded CHUCK ROAST - - Swift's Premium LAMB LEGS - - - Juicy Western CLUB STEAK - PORK STEAK ‘PSIG I SISSIES Sa Sa LL SM of Tender Savory LAMB CHOPS- - - Country Roll BUTTER - - Royal Purple GRAPE JUICE VINEGAR No. 5 Can Post's FLLLALAAEALA AA L L A Ld it NE and. 179 THE MEAT MAKES THE MEAL Volb, 18¢ Georgia Style Lots of Tender Meat tuted pt BOTH 5 lbs. ted a: 10 pkgs. 22¢ Peroonale 222 NS RAAT Miss Beresford Melrose, assist- ant property and ‘supply clerk at the naval station, left yesterday for a two weeks’ vacation at Or- lando with her parents, the Rev. Thomas Melrose and Mrs, Mel- ose, Aber ve g aa }--Mrs. Ed Schaffer; who had been spending 4 while visiting in Key highway for Miami, where she is now making her residence. WHAT U.S. NAVY HAS DONE TO GEOGRAPHY (Continued from Page One) holding us all together with the |magie waves of radio, The com- mander back on that base is re- {sponsible to the chief of opera- tions in Washington, Admiral Harold Stark, who reports to the secretary of the Navy, Frank Knox. Mr, Knox is under the President. | The navigator calls me to a POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS | City. Election, November 1 LL, 1941 For Mayor { PAUL G. ALBURY For Captain of Police RAY ATWELL For City Councilman | WILLIAM FREEMAN DOMINQUEZ West, left yesterday over the; , {the American shore. | (Better news as Billy Freeman) sept18-19,1941 THE KEY WEST chart, points to a “tiny spot onjline course eastward, we'd just | only knew what Uncle Sam’s| ©e*® now be landing in Iceland, in-|Navy has done to:the geography stead of coming back to our|she taught me back in the fifth) | base. “We're heading for that light- | house”. We receiye a message” from | the base. | “Return not later than six-| teen-thirty plus X time...” That means we must get in by! 4:30 p. m., time zone X, west of Greenwich, plus one half hour. Just before 4 p.m. the navi- gator sights a jutting piece of coastline. Soon a tiny white | lighthouse appears; The’ flight commander turns, makes a | circle with his thumb and forefinger. We're right on the nose, We had spanned more than | 6,000 square miles of the north | Atlantic in our ten-hour flight. As the crow flies, we'd gone more than 1,100 nautical mile: If we'd flown a great circle bee-| ORDINANCE NO. 400. COUNCIL SERIES | AN ORDINANCE AMENDIN ORDINANCE NO. 393, COUNCIL SERIES, THE SAME BEING AN ORDINANCE REGULATING | AND GOVERNING _ ELEC-/ TRICIANS AND ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS AND AMEND. ING ORDINANCE NO. 388,! COUNCIL SERIES, THE SAME BEING AN ORDINANCE PRO-’ VIDING FOR A PLUMBING’ CODE. Passed by the City Council at | special-meeting -on-first-readin, piesa 14,A. D., 19415 Passed by the C| ry; Council at a regular meeting second read- | ing August 21, A. D., 1941. 1 Passed by the City Council ‘at a regular meeting on third read- ing August 21, A. D., 1941. WILLIAM A. RFEEMAN; President of the City Council. | Boy, oh boy! CITIZEN jerede! If Miss Greene! Next: Jonahs In The Whale. An Answer To Ellis Hollums It seems rather remiarkable that Ellis Hollums, managing editor of the Miami Herald, finds ‘Miami to be so pure and so little in need of crusading (eformetss that he eee to devote his attention to Key West. ‘Or perhaps it is not.so fakicfkabta, after all. Whenever it seems safe, the Miami Herald has been the bitter foe of or- ganized labor: whenever it felt that organized labor was too strong to be attacked with safety, as it is in Miami today, it has truckled to it. Nor is it remarkable that, published in the homp of white slavery and gangster-controlled gambling, with a police de- partment that turns the heat on and off prostitution and gambling as seems to be most profitable at the moment. that it would try to divert attention from its own dirty nest by alleging that the people of Key West can not manage their own affairs without its expert advice. ‘A wave of indignation sweeps over the working men of this city at this uninvited intrusion of an inspired attack upon their efforts to better thier condition by that collective bar- which the laws of the country has set up to protect them from the exploitation of greedy profiteers. ‘That the cost of living is higher in Key West. that the scale of wages is lower than it is in Miami and that Miami workmen are systematically displacing Key West men of equal, and in many cases, superior skill: and that the Key West men have exhausted every effort to have the National Labor Board pay attention to their situation is unquestioned. It would be a boon to Key West if The Key West Citizen could apa over = become a morning paper and so offer to Peg unity to patronize a home industry ‘and arcana and Wea cavice from a neighbor conversant with Satimation wat oot decors ae allen abest that fries 40 jivert attenticn from the vicious situation in its own town by attack ing its neighbors. of fact. if we are going to discuss diseased eu eaatt igi! ‘West, as Hollums did today, it is fairly well tablished that most of them made their headquarters in Miami before moving in here. CLARENCE HIGGS. Attest: P, L. WEATHERFORD, City Clerk. Approved: August 22, A. 1941, WILLARD M. ALBURY, Mayor. | t FREE BAKING POWDER TRY IT nOD Oy "Send for NEW booklet, Cg ean ny pocee your ur bakin: ~ Box W. Ru 1 Pound Yellow SQUASH 5. 20€ ».29C LB. 28° Sweet U.S. No. 1 bb. 32¢ Bote 36c 15¢ SUGAR Lighthouse HYPRO Red Heart < DUVAL and ANGELA STS ; RESERVE THE RIGHT 10 LIMIT QUANTITY and SALE Red Banner PEACHES - No. 214 can \ BROADWAY for Better, More Reasonable Food!-S AMERICAN CHEESE LB. 30° 1 Pkg. Pillsbury PANCAKE FLOUR JEWEL SHORTENING - STRINGBEANS. - .- i 10¢ POTATOES POTATOES GROCERIES COST LESS AT THE BROADWAY RITZ CRACKERS. 1 LB. 19° CLEANSER DOG FOOD BOTH 25e - 10 th. 20C BOTH 5 lbs. 44¢ Very Tasty - - 3 cans lle QTS. 15 sae koe : FRANKS, ib | Suvi | NO STRINGS! NO LIMIT! —AT— “| Abury’s Economy Cash Grocery 7 | BLITZARIEG PRICES “nnn GROCERY DEPARTMENT Armour’s CREAM. 23c ) No. 2% can 20c 25¢ 15¢ _15e _15¢ 15c 18¢ 13¢ _ 15¢e peas an. 1be Assorted JELLY, 2-Ib jar a 22¢ Sunsweet Prune JUICE, qt. JELLO, all flavors, pkg. Imitation VANILA, 8 oz. bottle, 2 bottles 15c Per eipat CORN-ON- - 15¢ _12¢ Campbell's TOMATO JUICE, Campbell's TOMATO JUICE, 20 oz. can, 3 cans _.. Grapefruit JUICE, No, 2 can, 2 cans Grapefruit JUICE, 47 oz. can Apple BUTTER, 28 oz, jar, jar —- Quaker GRITS, 2 pkgs. Post TOASTIES, 2 pkgs. Kellogg's CORN ES, 2 pkgs. __ All Muellers SPAGHETTI or D) 5 MACCARONI, 3 Pls. Cc ce taN 25 Abus Ext 95 25e 256 Mottones 10 qt. jar VINEGAR, at. bot. .. HYPRO, qt: bot. KLEX; 2 pkgs. Blue SUPER SUDS, 2 pkgs. . - 15¢ Joan of Arc Et Seas 2 15¢ 25¢ Sunshine PEACHES, 25¢ cans - spe 2 Ebler’s Grade “A. COFFEE, can _. Grape JUICE, “No. 1 can, 3 cans Woodbury SOAP, 4 bars Palmolive SOAP. 4 bars _ Dixie Toilet TISSUE, 3 rolls All No. 2 Size Cans Your Choice Carrots, Black-Bye Peas, Sourkraut, Baby Lima Beans, Phillip’s Sliced Beets, Turnip Greens, Mussleman’s Apple Sauce,.12 oz. Apple Juice, Mixed Vegetables, Carrots and’ Peas— Any 3 Cans, 25c MEAT DEPARTMENT conn: cuts, on i PIC-NIC HAMS. ef 22¢ Swift's Ready To Eat, * 28¢ Pickled or Fresh ; SPARE RIBS, 1 Large Guaranteed White EGGS, doz. __ Skinless Ale 17¢ » _38¢ 30c e Fresh Fruits and Vegetables / Corner Southard and Francis Streets Phone 198 FREE DELIVERY T-Bone STEAK, tender, S BEEF LIVER, tender, ib __ “We BACON, 2-16 pkg. — THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1941 ES ROM i RR POETS Classified Column | | seeccce _ | Advertisements under this head | will be inserteé in The Citizen at |the rate of one-cent (ic) a word |for each insertion: but the mini- |mum for the first insertion in every instance 1s twenty-five cents (25¢). Advertisers snould give their street address as well as telephone number if they desire! ' results, _ Payment for classified adver- |tisements is invariably in ad- vance, but regular advertisers with ledger accounts may have their advertisements charged. FOR RENT—ROOMS | Rae SSNE MEETS THE WHITE HOUSE ,227 Davai Street. Rooms—single, double, triple or up to four in one room. Modern in every re- spect. Hot water, showers, ice water for drinking at all times. Maid service daily. Moderate rates . septl8-3tx FOR RENT | etter |ROOM with sleeping porch and Bath. Apply 602 Duval street, upstairs, or Army ‘and Navy Store. sept9-tf LARGE APARTMENT, com-} | ‘pletely furnished. Apply be- ; tween 4 and 6 p. m. 1306 Di- | vision street, septl7-3tx | 'FOR SALE—MIS EOUS TRAILERS. Apply Tommie’s Skating Rink. jun23-tf |SIGNS—“For Rent”, “Rooms For | Rent”, “Apartment For Rent”, WATERFRONT CAMPSITES on Overseas Highway. Best Fish- ing on Keys.. Price, $100. Col- lins,.902 Division Street. septl3-lwkx WHITE and colored built-in bath tubs, wash basins, _ toilets, sinks, soil and galvanized pipe and = fittings. Pipe cutters, threaders, vises and plumbing furnaces. Plumbing Dept., Gray’s Fishery, Ojus.’ septl5-lwk FOURTEEN FT. SAILBOAT. Fully ‘equipped, $80.00. James H. Pinder. 1217 Petronia St, jan3-s FOR SALE—’21 Dodge Water- craft Boat. Good shape. Cheap } for cash. Phone 157 or apply | 1309 Whitehead. sept3-tf FOR SALE—15-ft. angle-steel; Water Tank Tower. 1605 Flag-j} ler avenue. septl8-3tx | LARGE LIMES and GUAVAS. 1014 Grinnell street. aug25-tf TYPEWRITING PAPER — 600 Sheets, 75c. The Artman Press. mayl9-tf NATIONAL TRAILERS, com-|* plete stock; low down-pay- ment. - Lee’s Trailer Mart, 108th Street & Biscayne Boule-! vard, Miami, Fla. aug30-lmo SINCE A SHORTAGE of houses exists, why can’t 2 or 3 men live on a boat, have sport and home for same money. $300 cash for 26-ft. Cruiser. Box AR, | The Citizen, aug7-tf FOURTEEN = FT. “OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped and ‘one Johnson Outboard mo- tor, 4 er $100.00. James H. i | \ owe | PYTTIT Tie PROFESSIONALS LOUIS A. HARRIS Attorney at Law 217 Duval St. Phone 252 jun20-1mo the Skating Rink ‘about. tg air cooling sys- tem, fly16-tf OUR REPRESENTATIVE will be in Key West Saturday, September 20th. We buy your old mattress for cash or make it into a new one. Phone 124 for appointment. SUN MAT- TRESS COMPANY. septi7-lwk LOST LOST — Yesterday somewhere between sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes, No re- ward is offered for they are gone forever.—Horace Mann. REAL ESTATE Get Your Building Lot NOW ASSOCIATED REALTORS J. Otto \Kirchheiner,: Mer: ¢ 505 Duval Street sept5-Imo ROOMS ROOM AND BOARD (3 meals), $9.00 week. Columbia Res- taurant, 117 Duval Street. sept5-1mo TWO FRONT ROOMS in private home. 1002 Fleming street. septl7-tf HELP WANTED HOTEL DINING ROOM WAIT- RESS. Salary and tips; perm. anent position. Call 806. septlT-tf HIGH - CLASS WAITRESSES. in need of a good night’s rest to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL. Clean rooms, enjoy the homey atmosphere, Satisfactory rates. 917 Fleming street. jlyl-tt Prryyrririi STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TRIUMPH COFFEE MILLS AT ALL GROCERS DR. AARON H. SHIFRIN Osteopathic Medicine and GENERAL PRACTICE 925 Whitehead Street Key West, Fla. Phone 612-W —24-Hour Duty— +e te et HH i There's the answer to Fortune’ | popularity! Extra: comfort, ‘perfect © 517 Duval Street SHOES FOR MEN| * J. G KANTOR, te Opposite Palace Thester oe