The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 25, 1941, Page 4

Navy and “knows the ropes”, Lieutenant Stanley Jones, re- | cruiting officer for this aren takes | @ great interest in every recruit | that passes through his office, giv- ing them the highlights of his own| experience in the Navy from the| time he enlisted as apprentice seaman. This naval officer en- tered the Navy at the age of 17) without the advantage of a day's} instruction in high school. He| worked his way through the ranks and received his commission after 10, years of serviee as.an enlisted | mei: ‘ GARD ETE Every recruit that is accepted | for the Navy in this territory. gets ‘an inspiring lecture from Lieu- tenant Jones before he departs for the Naval Training Station, which is considered by many to be quite , a break for young Floridians who choose this attractive branch of | Uncle Sam's service. | WARPLANE ENGINE ACROSS THE OCEAN NEW! TYPE NOW BEING MANU- FACTURED BY PACKARD MOTOR COMPANY (Special to The Citizen) NEW. YORK, Sept. 25.—Demon- strating the remarkable adapt-| ability of American-built aircraft, | an American pursuit plane power- ed with a British-designed en- gine has been turned over to the U. S. Army Air Forces for test flights, the Alviation News Com- mittee reported today. The airplane is the newly de- veloped Curtiss P-40F, designed and produced at the Buffalo plant of the Curtiss-Wright Airplane division, while the power plant is a Rolls-Royce Merlin, a type now being manufactured by the Packard Motor Car Co. of De- troit. ~The P-40F marks the latest de- | vélopment in the famed P-40 se- ries. The others, powered with) American-made Allison engines, are in general service with the WU. S. Air Forces and British Royal Air Force. LEGALS IN THY CIROUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF MONROE, ol pee § Noy 8-55 FLORIDA KEYS, AQUEDUCT COMMISSION, a body corporate and politic, + ' Petitioner, } | ys, i STATE OF FLORIDA, re | Respondent, NOTICH OF PROPOSED VALI- DATION OF $1,750,000 FLORIDA - ore. AQUEDUCT COMMIS- WATER “ REVENUB | | BONDS. TO THE TAXPAYERS AND CiTI- “ZENS OF THE COUNTY OF! MONROB AND THE COUNTY OF | DADE, FLORIDA: } NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that an order was duly made and entered | in the above entitled cause by the Honorable Arthur Gomez, Judge of the Cirouit Court of the Eleventh | Judicial Cireuit of the Florida, mprises the yu tember, 1941, again: requiring e Attorney of sai tember, 1941, at the of said a: said County 0 Dad said Ad not be igsued and enature and aftfi- elal seal at Key West. in Monroe County, Florida, this 10th day of September, 1941. (3BAL) Ross C Sawyer Glerk of the Circuit Court of the Bleventh Judicial Circuit of Flor- ida, in and for Monroe County. & P. ROBINEAU, Solicitor for Petitoner. septl2-18- MONROE THEATRE Lombard—R. Montgomery in IR. AND MRS. SMITH ynn Bari—Lloyd Nolan in PIER 13 | sonally selected one of the most . prehensive lines of Fall and | Episcopal Church. Winter merchnadise ever to’ be} ‘ MAN BUYS "Joe Pearlman of Pearlman’ ,| married yesterday by County 2 |Judge Raymond R. Lord. Both! eyesight, will put on a show, at Ine., quality shop, who has been on a two-week buying trip at the | natives of Key West. | Louis G. Richardson, | Delores Sands, 20, also of Key | ceeds of which will go towards | West, will be married Saturday ft the | lpy Father Davis of St. Paul's; “Twin Beds" Wil be acted by Northeastern Markets, returned | home yesterday. Mr, Péarlman says he has per- | Couple Married ; Here Yesterday : IMMENSE STOCK Brnest ‘M DeLoach, 22, "and! Key West Lions Club, in its {Josephine Rodriguez, 20, were | ever-growing effort to help the} |blind and these afflicted by poor.) with inspection. Captains check | Wicks should every man and every pack. They | many yards apart as: the speedo- even check extra socks and soap. | meter No required item is overlooked. jm.p.h. In perfect formation, ten; A sign flashes: “Thomasville u point. Maj. city limits”. The column hits its|services—between breakfast and f ed i sloppy driving in his objective on the nose, less than | supper. brigade staff. Officers have ‘reg- | pe ‘ ang every-| yiar IP’s—inspection { poinits—to manders, are relayed to scrutinize the moving column. |eants, who single out 20, tT shown in ‘hiya at one, time— GERMAN AND RE for the Ladies, Misses and’ Chil- | dren, The!most’ “beautiful’ as- softment of Ladies’ ~“Dresses, | Coats and Coat Suits, never :be- | directly, |fore shown in such large quanti-| ties as will be seen on display now, has been purchased by Mr. Pearlman. Ladies, will find sh children | #€?- [t misses and have been shown in the Markets |ish troops, it is pointed out, now | a Jong way. ‘have an open road to ‘through Iran, this season, “Be among the first to see this beautiful line of mer- | chandise”, Mr. Pearlman “You'll be very much pleased | the with the selections”, nea 4 \ | ANKARA, Sept. 25.—-German | Hommes et Huit Chevaux (40 & 8} ; THE WEATHER | troops, in a battle lastitig several | Society) expect to have enough | denne _.. |hours, have routéd a (forge? yof Money in their treasury (to pyr | | more than 12,000 Serbian gueril- | chase the muclnegded pulmater Observation taken at 7:30 a. m, jas in Yugoslavia, according to a report reaching here today. The Germans were said to have} inflicted heavy 1 Serbs with dive bombers. 75th Mer. Time (city office) Temperatures Highest last 24 hours Lowest last night Mean ~ Normal Precipitation Rainfall, 24 hours ending ; 7:30 a. m., inches . 0,00) says. ready have joined REPORTS CONFLICT ments 2 is to Ps: Hoted that (Continued from Page One) said. British aid is flow-| ing to Russia in an increasing | tream and predicted that Brit- troops soon may join tanks are being rushed to | one of the largest a8-!p.) armies now, they said, and sortments and most complete! Royal Air Force planes have been | though the club's first stock of shoes for Sport, After-|reported in action »since yester-| ment of that nature but noon and Evening wear that {day in the Leningrad area. Brit-| Beds” will undoubtedly surpass it where they Reds, |SERBS BATTLE NAZIS YUGOSLAVIA HILLS (By Associated Press) losses on LONDON CALLS SHIP |STORY NAZI FANTASY (By Associated Press) LONDON, Sept. 25.—The Russia forces with THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Planning Play To Help Blind (Continued from Page One) fish all that privacy. The 1,000-mile trip |the High School Auditorium on} and | October 23 and 24, the entire pro- i Double Double Check the Blind work of the club. I ride with Maj. Ken Miller the Key: Wegt dne attending will be sure of a de- lightfal' “ev ining “df? 'entertain- They note such details” as'‘con-|prits for . “teaming” | or extra! the} duct of men, condition ; of . uni-| duty. 3 | Key West Players are donating | forms, ore a Pinte of Perfect Timing : | their services in view of the chari- | Tucks. ‘9 hundred others. | The system gets results. These! | ‘ | The Sist division, the 62nd bri-')4, pine-» months - away from table nature of the project. {gade’s boss, has an inspector} ae iy : y 4 Everyone is urged to be present) siong to make an independent plows sndsfectories And desks at one of the showings, and en-| check, The VIII corps gives the | Whee! $3,000,000 worth of me- ‘s chanized equipment along on the courage their friends to attend.| gouble-O to the diivsion. ful cause. Last year’s show, Rhythm” was a great success, al- experi- “Twin | girls like "em better—instead ‘ers. Third Army in turn the} Maj.’ Miller notes some m ,;(bawled out) when the al- ry | goes in. Dance To Raise | Pulmoter Fund | | INTERET { After Saturday ‘night members) jof Lt Societe , des .. Quarante } YOUR FORTUNE IS HERE! for this community, . .this, ey get the support they expect | the dance being given at Samoa; the | Club, facing the Yacht Basin on Trumbo. ' | Manager Fred Marvil of the; Samoa has turned the club over) to the society and all proceeds; from the event will go into the| fund. \A very large attendance is ex-} Ina wealth of the smart- est, the most comfort able shoes you've ever worn — our new For- me See them today tunes. IN THIS MAN’S ARMY Third They will enjoy themselves and) 4, topping the crops, checks |Heds in the southern war thea- at the same time serve a wonder-| the thgehers, checking ihe check- es runs Rollin’! the gauntlet of GHQ inspection. are wearing smart field caps- “do-does” (work hats) as order- | jed. Somebody will get “reamed” report He jots down the num- j ber of a truck wiah its canvas Total rainfall since inches . . imiralty today labelled as “fan- Deficiency since Sept. os ler’s headquarters that 11 Brit- 20 itasy” the report of Adolf Hit- | pected. —there's a style and a size to suit youl inches _ _.. 2.55' ish ships have been destroyed in| Cactus fiber is used in padding ‘otal rainfall since Jan. 1, a convoy off the African coast, | upholstery of some motor cars. $440 $485 inches ..__._____.._ 3451, The admiralty denied the pres- gar 7 Wixcess since January 1, lence of a convoy in those wa- | Wood is still the main fuel.on} to ehh oo FA eee many farms, Some Styles High Wind Direction and Velocity SE—11 miles per hour Relative Humidity 84% Barometer at 7:30 a. m., today Sea level, 29.97 (1014.9 millibars) Tomorrow s Almanac 6 Sunrise - | Put a few drops of Vicks Va-tro-nol | saan | Weee'or sign of nasal ieitation. Moonrise quick action aids | | FORECAST ! Key West and Vicinity: Partly | cloudy tonight,and Friday, with | some likelihood of a few scatter- | ed showers; moderate east and| southeast winds. i Florida: Partly cloudy tonight | A special Hitler's headquarters said ll ships totalling 78,000 tons have! To Help been destroyed by qpbmarines, | Prevent | City Election, November 11. ea For Mayor PAUL G. ALBURY For Police Justice WESLEY P. ARCHER (For Re-Election) For Police Justice and Friday, some likelihood of} T.S. CARO showers in scattered localities, | mostly in extreme north and ex- For Captain of Police treme south portions. | RAY ATWELL ‘Jacksonville to Florida Straits) and East Gulf: Moderate south- erly winds, except moderate to fresh east and southeast over extreme south portions; partly cloudy weather tonight and Fri- day, with a few scattered show-/| ers, PLUMBING EXAMINATION eThe.Plumbing Board. of Ex- ami ill hold Examination | for a icants on Tuésday, Oc- tol City Court, at% o'clock | Py-Me<Application must. be: filed | | before October 5th with Y. D.! Carbonell, Hours 11-12 A. M., City Court. sept25-26 < Thad he dad de For Councilman RAUL RILEY CARBONELL | Key West. Fla. For City Councilman WILLIAM FREEMAN DOMINQUEZ (Better Known as Billy Freeman) “Key West's Outstanding” LA CONCHA HOTEL | Beautiful—Air-Conditioned Rainbow Room and Cotktall Lounge . DINING and DANCING Plumbing Inspector. Strictly Fireproof | OPEN THE YEAR AROUND PIPL LLL CLL Pi N N . N N 1987 DE SOTO oo cceencneeneneeneees $345.00 : 1937 FORD “85” 4-DOOR ............-. 195.00 Pe sa SS. N) N 1937 ENGLISH AUSTIN ............. 389.00 For Real Service N 1934 PLYMOUTH ~.... 69.00 For Real Protection N N 1934 arg SEDAN ........4 eco 59.00 1935 PLYMOUTH |... pee 85200 we aaaa N \ 1937 FORD.COUPE EVERYWHERE N) N posed yoo : \ N 1938 CHRYSLER SEDAN 475.00 Thompson Enterprises N . DEACON JONES INCORPORATED N N oN? ICE DIVISION WN TWINS USED CAR LOT puONE- NO. 5 N \) Division and Simonton Streets ervssorrssserrrrre% communique from Garage Ss | ‘Nature's defenses TRY IT TODAY— | The Favorite in Key West “STAR oe. BRAND | CUBAN COFFEE’ | { | i | DR. AARON H. SHIFRIN J G. KANTOR, INC ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS | | Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery | 517 DUVAL STREET | GENERAL PRACTICS 925 Whitehead Street | Opposite Palace Theater Phone 612-W/| —24-Hour Duty— | PHOSE 897 { Due to the shortage of automobiles in our present stock, we will close our Key West Used Car Lot for about 45 days. By that time we will again offer for sale a new stock of Used Cars which will be traded in on our 1942 models now available. We Have At Present 10 USED CARS LEFT Which We Are Willing To Sell At These Prices: FISFIPFASPLAZLL Ld pote Ee eee = ; ANNOUNCEMENT spections, a soldier envies gold- | spotted. It’s unmilitary, ja began | trucks pass a given point. o a a en. split-minute schedule. Even when | column doesn’t lose a minute. “nurse” speeds ahead for an “ele= cover sloppily fastened. Even the! phant”. (A motorcycle rider tail- rookie who sneaked his shoes off! ing the column to spot trouble }for a quiet snooze en route is brings back a repair truck.) The men get ten minutes rest tevery two hours. Marching sit- ting down doesn’t tire the feet like old-style hoofing. About a yard north of the ankles sets] ‘All these kids have tired, though. It’s a relief to get a furlough from wooden seats. makes! bad impression. The major checks speed and acing with a stop watch. stay twice as shows—60 yards at 30 These reports go to unit.com- serg- the cul- truck. is disabled in a crash at! ¢ small-town traffie light the| Al of TMC IIL LL LALA AAA AAA Mh hd hdeded BROADWAY MARKET Where The Prices Always Sweet ud Low | . 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