The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 16, 1941, Page 4

remarks on army morale, but no- point will agree with it, and diets, let mo explain thie view far Heed with: sponge rubber pas Bingo Party (JUST ONE HOUR IN CHANGE OF DAYLIGHT J. is K ANTOR, Inc. 1 contend that, due to their inexperience with the governing spirit of military idealism, our Congressmen industrialists mac suse ent Fag as those who will get the! held in the school lunch room on ie ao ma °° vee Cur’ee Clothin selves unable tovcomprehend the |"€W helmet will be men whose Friday, October 17, at 8 o'clock. ‘SAVING TIME CAUSES GAMBLER BIG LOSS ret “es — = problem; and are making mat- | Positions at battle stations do not Splendid prizes will be award- Mai Priced from $27.00 te $29.50 ters worse by to pay more | ll for great physical exertion. ed and refreshments served. A All the latest shades, single and double breasted maney Sor 0 service which fe in- ee ae eee oo | ienee Seeeagee i exacted. 77 SANFORD, Oct. 16. (FNS)—To|in Sanford. He folded up, but! “"\gs, “Rueda 1 e except valued be-| - ; i . Higgins, staff correspondent forgot to give the suckers even breakfast. 2 an Shi 2 yond the measurement of any |Sboard ae cules te ona aues WILL HOLD lof the Orlando Morning Sen- ne eee ak es Manhattan Shirts ey Tak ‘seek Goat | incidentally, has a fibre lining re- Gr enh) oc ce eet fe wenvered | The pavalt on _ the racket is “TWIN BEDS” and Sport Wear liory Hats army morale has: steadily de-|e™bling a derby that can be —- rn | pee aemcenesy, Remy. bet wich Hickok Belts and selling at $400 anc $5.08 Clinel. “with “the tcesiive in- | Worn as field headgear if so de-| Important mecting of the epee dc atk ths Gomaeall a like whooping odds for the Nor-East Ties ° HATS priced from raha Ges Peet sired. All of the new helmets | B.P.O. Elks, No. 551, will be held! ,/t! fall bettor, if he hasn't figured out a $2.45 and up creases in soldiers’ pay; and pre-| 2 * of a small-tme gambler who was that the chance to win is 999 e dict that the more pay our boys are given, the lower will be their morale |present skimmer-type tin hat. Visiting Elks are invited to Pxads a ee JARMAN SHOES "i er a ber racket \ ARMAN + The hired mereenary—a pro-| yap radi tush ald Bscngaaed acu which the” bettor attempts. to BELIEVE JAPANESE IEA COLD has given you 7S} HAVE ARRVED THIS PAST WEEK fessional murdered _ despised | .mmoned by the bureau of ord- guess three numbers taken from WILL ATTACK REDS emenjoaiy a ~ These SHOES are the favorites with men. You'll agree wherever free men draw breath | nance to design one from living WILL ARM SHIPS the daily sales of stocks and ——. came ‘ VP |» this make of Shoe will be comfortable and economical —is paid to kill. The soldier— honored and respected for the self-sacrifice he is willing endure—offers himself freely to | be killed for a great cause. Here | he of use on shore in many cases, backers to poll congressional when business picked up with a| (4) The United States would eros the nee T “| including in civil defense activi-, Sentiment for lifting the ban on, vim. In less than an hour he StoP sending aid to China. ee ~— peat ia gs are among the new FALL MERCHANDISE ness and light; between self-/ tics for personnel who are linked Shipments to the war zones, re- had accepted bets to a total of| AS Washington's representa- s . . recently received. seeking and self-sacrifice. As those cannot mix, neither can | cation, dismemberment of the neutrality; were all betting on the same Fs Waited only until they had 4; i vi action F417 al & mercenary consideration and the veh beet Saeed law. | number. = seen that the present talks were esi eng a ee 517 Duval Street — Phone 897 soldierly spirit of eager sacrifice ° | | And believe it or not, that {ling “down, then ousted the eases cough- 1c Ss Opposite Palace Theater waminee, RICHARD KENT number was the winner. The Premier to make certain he would ing, invites V. K Because the boys don’t under- | ; not offer further concessions. VaroRus stand themselves very well. they gladly accept any money that is offered them, but they show a marked discomfort in its ac- ceptance. Pressed for explana- tion the more thoughtful among them usually will explain that “somehow” they feel that money |~": F Gre : ceives requests from over 75,000 ‘or Mayor ference in time but a customer s enya Oe nn eed officer /Fadio listeners forvhis famed re-| PAUL G. ALBURY id, and telegraphed the New!‘ rd'te any braver? 7 ee” that a oresence et cibes is visting Florida tis week | York Stock “Exchange for the 70U4 bE SPY DrAVe®?_ WHERE COURTESY and QUALITY PREVAIL money in a soldier’s pocket cre-|#4 25 guest of the bare For Mayor total sales of that day. The re-; Total of 2,000,000 Greek chil- ates a soldier who is restless in camp, and officers dread the week following payday, while breathing easier when their men are financially low or “broke”. The overpayment of soldiers introduces luxury elements which are destructive of that spirit of hard self-discipline and plain simple living from which the sol- dier ‘draws his feeling of differ- |» : Oe tie the oe For C in of Police en for a beautiful ride. He owed ppy, New, Years Younger ence and his pride. Did you no- ERcoeustine Fie ck $f Goes: RAY ATWELL ean and cote t pay off. oiss Seeded afer ty totes 3 5 ee Whole cr Small Half tice that no) old soldiers abjected | Force : at ended the numbers racket sitideccor eres: it Sid 02 reuse lie pallens Cc bell’ fie to the.vstriet discipline of Gen- : Fi i i Guurex ‘Tous Tablets costs Only Sse, Start smpoel’s Swiit's Premium , ‘or Captain of Police “TW v0 Sa hk 1 eral Bem Lear? Hardness of life | |. “HECTOR CASTRO eT ee F Rectats at Gadper'e Puarmacy cece ¢ a is et sab nag pasa wno CORPORAL 10 i ‘and wif other good drug stores can ‘80! y . 5 > ~~ iit oo, RETURNS HOME © SiseiBiOAiERS oer OLLER- SKATE ee ‘Then, too, the possession of! wey =a me F R L. money tends to develop an in- competent soldier. For example, he gets his washing done for him. Of course he should do all his own washing. If he doesn’t, he wili be awkward and incompetent at the job when at the front where laundries and washerwomen cannot follow him. Then stench, vermin and disease ride in the filthy uniform. But more than all these’is the fact that the soldier knows that his is a service beyond price, higher the less it is paid; and necessitating destruction of life which ke can condone in himself only to the extent that it is. not paid for in any material way. He fights not for himself and not for | For City Councilman ‘ ) ae wae va or’ FOR HO beet 4 For Real Economy PEACHES "12% CAN 14 SAUSAGE” one sonal consideration. i . | Signed to give adequate protection ; . |Phone without interference. BY BUREAU OF ORD- NANCE DEPT. @ new type of steel helmet de-/ to its wearer and at the same time Elaborate tests of the new tin hat have been conducted and the model evolved which seems to meet with general approval is one resembling somewhat the German | field helmet but with its edges flared to make room for the tele- phone gear. The new navy helmet, a larger edition with modifications of the mode! recently adopted by the United States army and now in production, weighs about four| It was explained by bureau of ordnance experts that the addi- tional poundage will cause} 'the Wearer no undue hardship ‘inas- | were designed to give additional | protection and are superior to the |models who posed patiently until | the right type was found. | It is the opinion of the navy de- | partment that the helmet also will | with telephone or radio communi- TOURING STATE LEESBURG, Oct. 16.—{FNS) Richard Kent, the Traveling Cook | of Magic Carpet fame on NBC’s blue net work, who annually re- | Chamber of Commerce should cer- tainly acquire some new citrus recipes. : | | \Agcompanied by his wife, Kent will visit Bok Tower, Cypress Gar- dens and other points of interest, |stopping in St. Augustine where the will serve as master of cere- }monies at the presentation of | prizes in connection with the $1,- {000 St. Johns County Fishing Corporal Joseph H. Lowe, son lof Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Lowe } of 1013 Southard street, wno was discharged from the U.S. Army on Oct. 4, arrived home last eve-| | ming, accompanied by his wife. Mr, and Mrs. Lowe stopped / over in Ft. Lauderdale and Dania }enroute home, where they visit- 'ed Mr. Lowe's sisters, Mrs. Leota | Holt, Mrs. Mary Cruz and Mrs. Alice Ramirez. The Lowes were recently mar- tied in Galveston. EXCELLENT OFFER ata casaecer ating comengee nr om PHOS = THE KEY WEST CITIZEN NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS Bingo Party for the benefit of the Division Street School Par-| Small-Time Racketeer ‘Two-Timed’ By Smart Customer ent-Teacher Association will be this evening at the Elks Home on Duval street. (Continued from Page One) gress, President Roosevelt is un- derstood to have ordered his garded as the next step in the ANNOUNCEMENTS City Election, November 11. 1941 WILLARD M. ALBURY (For Re-Election) For Police Justice WESLEY P. ARCHER (For Re-Election) For Police Justice T.S.CARO (For Re-Election) For Captain of Police ROBERT J. LEWIS (Better Known as “Bobby”) For Councilman JOHN CARBONELL, JR. (For Re-Election) For Councilman RAUL RILEY CARBONELL For Councilman JONATHAN CATES For City Councilman MYRTLAND CATES (Better Known as Billy Freeman) “two-timed” by a smart custom- er. bonds on the New York Stock Exchange, the gambler was ac- cepting bets in a routine manner one bright Saturday morning $20,000 and the eager customers { bettors knew it when they placed their bets, but the gambler didn.t’ This particular play was made; on the last day of daylight sav- ing time. The market closed in New York at 12 noon, which was 1l a. m. in Sanford. The gambler didn’t consider the one hour dif- i ply reached him by 11:30 and as the racketeer was still accepting bets the customer told as many friends as he could reach and all of them put up a roll on a “sure thing”. ‘ Then the poor dupe who was holding the bag wired for the total at 12 noon, Sanford time, and found that he had been tak- STAR %& BRAND CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS against him. (Continued from Page One) “encirclement” through collabora- tion with other powers in the Far East, and tives see it, Japanese army lead- | BULLY FOR YOU. MELINDA Aristocratic Sportsman — You would searcely believe, Lady Me- linda, what a shocking coward the hare i I don’t dren are reported facing starva- tion. “TWIN BEDS” Men, Women Over 40 Don't Be Weak, Old Keep Your Weight In Shape and Your Shape In Weight We Teach You How To Skate Sessions: 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. and 8:00 to 10:30 p. m. LADIES INVITED Ms rf SLSSESSaISSaS SSS aS SS | REV. SHULER PEELE . Rev. Shuler Peele, former pas- tor of the Fleming Street Metho dist Tive in Key West on Saturday a visit of a few days. serving as pastor of the Winter }Garden Methodist church. Rev. [Fleming morning and day, made today Communion Breakfast Held On Sunday THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1941 70 PAY VISIT HERE INA CLASS BY TSE RUMFORD church in this ‘y, will G POWDER He is now Sex Pe preach at Street evening on Sur to announcemen: accordir HOTEL LEAMINGTON N. E. Ist Street at Biscayne Boulew: Overlooking Bay: 5 a E MIAMI FLORIDA One Block from Sk Dist SUMMER RATES UNTIL DECEMBER Single Room—Bath—$1.50 Double Room—Bath—$2.80 Free Parking Lot ifred Simons. Manager Headquarters For Smart Styles im 1S SORE, DO THIS NOW— Melt a small lump of VapoRub on your tongue and feel the comforting medication slowly trickle down your throat— DO THIS TONIGHT — Rub throat, chest with VapoRub. Its long con- restful sleep. IAL AAAAA dA bdbdd A Add Lh dh dh daddadidadadadadadatud THE NEW STYLES. THE LATEST SHADES IN Come in today and let us fit vou for e paz & LARGE LINE OF Leather JACKETS and SWEATERS BROADWAY THESE PRICES ARE GOOD THROUGHOUT ENTIRE WEEK. . EXCEPT THOSE ITEMS MARKED BY STARS x Quality Meats SUGAR 5 Dis. wre oa Lipton Tea YD. tin wA9G sians: ium ---- > “a Swiit’s Premium CORNED BEEF --- CAN 22° i _ SMOKED SAUSAGE, LB. NESTLE'S MILK -- CAN 11¢ = TOMATO PASTE, 3 cans 16¢ KETCHUP, 2 TALL BTLS. 17< Red Banner Country Roll Fresh Ground Wilson's | et Brookfield Bag RBReeRg ese & fe be be ee a For Real Service RINSO, 3 SMALL BOXES ed, united, ard led to victory mea | Fo oe désirable well locat- For Councilman For Real Protection > to whom he could pay nothing|")piiding lots in. Tarpon § EUGENE SANCHEZ ’ whatever except the priceless | thy inal po (Goffee) DELIVERED Lighthouse 5 : rewards of the ‘soldier which | Springs at the nominal price © . y alone he promised them: cold, |Eity “Commission. City, owned For Comnclinan DAILY CLEANSER - - - 3 CANS 10° unger, suffering, fever, wounds |i0+; will be made available to JOHN GLENWOOD r and deatt that thelr children snyone who will locate and build SWEETING EVERYWHERE P&G SOAP - - - 3 BARS lic ; a home. . | [For Re-Election) Only thus do true soldiers long) In Coral Gables, city fathers i Th En : : to be paid. | voted recently to confiscate large a ompson Enterprises |parcels of property on which = LIVE WIRE KILLS GIRL taxes have not been paid for de- = INCORPORATED y ; “geiaadve MONROE THEATRE BROADWAY. MOULTRIE, Ga.—Frances Hes-| Mayor Whitley stated that the . ter, of Pavo, Ga, a 16-year-old leity would foreclose on these Robert Young—Randolph Scott ICE DIVISION PHONE NO. 8 PHONES 178 and .179 ssae' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY and student at Norman Park Junior | delinquent properties and hoped College, was electrocuted when | to establish a park and play- she tripped and fell on live ground in each section of the in WESTERN UNION Penny Singleton—Arthur Lake VILLA AA Ah hh hed A hed hh hh dh A Ah hhh hha hdd bhthddhdtdédsdéid a to FI PPCPLA LL Lh A hed hak did diaddad, OLA AA AL hhh hd de ddd de dedidede de ded wire, which had fallen ey | ecemunty. in a SF aco Oe wi I “TWIN BEDS” BLONDIE IN SOCETY WSSIOIIISIIIOIISIISS