The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 28, 1941, Page 2

PAGE TWO THE KEY WEST CITIZEN = Che Key West Citizen | CONGRATULATIONS, STONE CHURCH | Setting an example of permanence in this highly impermanent world, members | of the First Methodist (Stone) church this - From The Citizen Building week are celebrating the ninety-seventh Ps $ “cece aiezeaga anniversary of their church’s founding. 5 Only Daily Reawspeper in bad West and Throughout the week, ministers from es ee —__} other cities will bring special messages to the congregation and a representative of the Ministerial Alliance will bring the con- gratulations of the city’s other charehets . 3 "2 publlaned Sa eee sae a) Linking thej present GongFemation with oa MEMBER =A past, two of the thurch*. 's most aged men- FLORIDA PRESS ASSOCIATION) a bers; themselves-unborn at the time of the NATIONAL "ASSOCIATION * | institution's folftiding, attended a special | service Sunday night. Ps Tike CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO,1NC. Published Daily Except Sunday By & P. ARTMAN, President aod Publisher JOB ALLEN, Business Manager ARF -ARF - ENLISKING wir’ TH NAWY i> we TOPS , EH. SAULOR 7 7% ~ eae ae RIGHT! 1M FLYING FoR. THE NAVY, Now! WELL MLL. BE A WHALES RUDDER — IF YA AIN'T TH SWAB Member of the Associated Press ed Press is~exeiusively entitled to use eu nee ay. ty rT Rat ees credited to LOT'S O BOYS DON'T ¥ PL SAY THES: CAN! )]|7 ARF ARE w 1o41 } KNOWS ALL ABouT i sh SUBSCRIPTION RATES j Members of the church, as_ well as PICTURES AN'CAMERAS! | +. BP Re, ————— "9 | other Key Westers, might consider this oa so a iN | p ogg ah gn week just what life was like on this island am oe Aas = Weekly Z AB when the first little group of citizens de- ADVERTISING RATES cided to form a new group for spiritual bet- Made known on application. torment SPECIAL NOTICE 2 All readine notices, cards of thanks, resolutions of ¢ t. obituary notices, etc, will be charged for at of 10 cents a line. ees for entertainment by churches from which \exente is to be derived are 5 cents a line. t The Citizen is an open forum and invites discus- sign of public issues and sub: f local or general = interest but It will not publish anonymous communi- cations. Less than 25 years before, John W. Simonton of Mobile, Ala., had bought the entire island from the Spaniard Juan Pablo | Salas for $2,000. Only 13 years before, in | 1831, the first cigar factory in the United States had been established here ani 12 | years before, the territorial council had re- ‘placed the town charter with an | porated city charter. | Consider:some.of the things we think | ofmow as old, but which actually came dur- | ing the life of the Stone church. Construction of Fort Taylor did not be- gin until a year after the church had been founded and work started on Fort Jefferson and the Marine hospital two later. Yeutetjagithtteting You live like © king! Free mecis Free medi incor- No rent to poy. And you ge! regular roses 2 men who's young ond omb:hous! You get ‘owe onc acwemtene end you learn © shilied trade thc! puts you wp lune tO: ug BOY soe when you get out of the Nowy | i you are 17 or over, get © free copy of the Tusirsted sacking | “UFE IN THE U.S. NAVY.” from the Nowy Editor of thi: pape: ; 1 Water and Sewerage. 2 More Hoteis and Apartments. 8. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. 4 5. Airperts—Land and Sea. Consolidation af County and City Gov- ernments. “2 SERVE YouR © I BULD youR FUTURE! rahe reencd wes : : * A Modern Cit; Hospital. year Cope 1001, Kang Fereoms Spd et (GET IN THE NAWS Now! - . East and West Martello Towers, landmarks - i oe tai so now, were not constructed until 17 years = ; Introducing: Thrifty, Texas, ae | later and the first Cuban migration did not KEY WEST IN ‘ = 1 LIKE A GUY LIKE THAT A TOWN BY THE SEA T = og EE Gi a ~ | come until 25 years later. S oday’ S Birthdays BRINSMADE. WN. I ae o If Argentine has 54 broadcasting sta- | Leaders of Stone church now are face’l DAYS GONE’ BY {like the fellow who gives — HG. Stew . > tions, Cuba must have a million. with» problems their forefathers never Happenings On This D Ten When the rest De. Saale See + —— | imagined when the institution was organ- Years Ago As Taken From crying, rT iae A Every youngster in Key West goes | ized, but a history of 97 years should lend Files Of The Citizen And though h Ac . = th : ape | : i 5 = He's always in 5 ties y s ne = rough one year of Hallowe'en fever. them some strength to carry on. The player the whole crowd x China exports some $50,000,000 worth © "Of silk annually, and that’s what ~ Japan. If we didn’t have freedom of the press, this country would go totalitarian country ©. in né time. Some folks are never when they are getting other > difficulties. happier people into Medical men might concentrate upon the common cold and see what they can do about the malady. Among the 25 inhabited islands mak- ing up the Bahamas Island, Crooked Island, Ragged Island, Rum Cay and Eluthera. We thought you'd like to know. are: Cat ~ Richard Mansfield, among America’s greatest actors of the past, allowed his name to be printed in larger type than other members of the cast. Catch one of thé present crop of actors insisting on such equalization. never ti MCU Lee Morris in the St. Petersburg In- dependent says that Gypsy Rose Lee is ac- cused of having. noes an ecd. t. If that s called who is guilty is wh of ecdy itisa better word, in this writer’s epinion, a that crustacear also take off all they cuticular layer, in th «~- the voters expressed t - labor union leaders were — per cent believed t ™ leaders are Comm ™. everywhere hope th = their Augean stable = and criminals from control. Progress is = being made and some are now serving ti ? behind _ prison bars. ‘These revelations z should open the eyes of labor. — - ons will clean racketeers oust in his column that n $13,000,- H. Bond Bliss says 7 the lend-lease bill of more tt - 000,000 represents $6 for every man, wo- man and child on earth, which includes, of = course, some 500,000,000 Chinese. It is as ‘if the government mailed a check for $6 to ~ everybody on this mundane sphere, and they -_ in turn endorsed the check over to England, which it is impossible for her ever to repay. 47 - That money will be “ ‘spurlos versenkt.”” For ~. this superhuman sacrifice, we are rewarded ~ with the taunt, “When will you blokes ever - ~ get-into the war?” than j U. S. SHOULD WATCH HITLER hurts | The word comes from Washington that ithe President is convinced that Hitler will not declare war upon the United States, re- | gardiess of what we do in regards to the | | war in Europe. This conclusion, we think, is sound for the present. The future may produce a soning will not be valid. Hitier is apt to treat the United States exactly like he treated Russia. As long as | it suits his purpose he will “lay low’ j | say nothing. At the opportune time, if it | comes, he will launch a sudden, unexpected attack. It may be safely assumed that the | United States has already earned the un- dying hatred of the Nazi Fuehrer. Back of the desperate gamble in attacking Soviet Russia may be the spectre of American sup- plies, tipping the scales of armament in favor of Great Britain. If Hitler succeeds in whipping Russia, | to the point that the Red army ceases to be | an effective fighting force, we suspect that the next German offensive will be against the British Isles “and that, if this succeeds, the second wilf be against the United States. It will be just as well for the people of the United States to prepare their defenses against the worst that can happe This will be a combination of Germany. y and J with the possible assi ce of Fraaco in Spain. The aim wil be the con- quer of the Western Hemisphere and the ision of the rich territorial and monetary spoils that these continents offer. ALMOST AN ISOLATIONIST Mahatma Ghandi, Indian leader, wants a peace without a victory and urges the United States, before giving unlimited assistance to Great Britain, to inquire about the future of India, and other colonial po: ssessions. The’ Mahatma has the maxines be a ideal isolationist. He is not worried, ap- parently, about the fate of Belgians, Nor- wegians, Poles, Czechs, Greeks and other peoples of Europe. Like some people in the United States the Indian Nationalist likes to pick at the British lion, new engaged in a desperate struggle with a gang of predatory bandits, but has nothing whatever to say about the international cutthroats that threaten to make permanent wrongs that are much greater than anything that the British have ; | done in India, and elsewhere. Key West Thursday, different situation, however, and the rea- |, harles Sands last night was as master councillor at ng of the Robert J. Perry r, Order of DeMolays. Johnson was installed as ilor, and Joseph Ss, junior councillor. Twelve destroyers, bearing «a total complement of seme 600 officers and men wie arrive in wes an- station ounced the aa “The ships include the Greer, allas, ia Btn Barney, Biddle, J. Fred, Cole, Gov. Doyle reappointed t E. Carlton today present board of C0 ers. Members of board are W. E. Huston, J. R. rs, F. F. Hoffman, Vivian jer and T. E. Milmore. . in editorial para- any a vacant house Whenever he com Dependable thro: 2 T like a guy like that. When the rest of — He whose reason lives When the rest of the mob is rav- Whe In lean years and the fat, Who lauds the hero and T like e guy like that. I like the fellow who knows What he wants to do and does it In spite of fri He fight: Thoygh it costs } And hi: He stands I like a guy like Addy, Oct. 20, 1941 cheers bat— the cr 1 ing, crowded years r t r laughter nely tears) ing. Anc spends is strength and keeps his } my remembering ad honors the dead— nds or foes. or what's right and loves it, TOMMY MURRAY st, Fla. 1941 er— that. Key We ROY 1 BisHop. Ot 7 Wash., which hasn't me enough in to pay the taxes. Expendi- > now..of a few hundred dol- ne of these would;put ape to fent to the ter visitors who'd like to e here but can’t find aceom- And if this. wouldn't d common ;sensé as business judgement, hard to imagine what would — Frank Gato, e visiting with his ther relatives, left impulses are active le, and in the stronger even violent and fash. natures. The inclination is toward re- nd idols will be ruthless- and often those things! yed ich the native has not the power to rebuild on bet- ter foundations. 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