The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 21, 1941, Page 5

P want to know it last night found out thet to. play.* nald made such Alice ns SS as as she> Carol wasn't’ go- “You mean as soon as gut that she ‘8 part. was going te play| the af the “If you do assistant. Where’ “In i] you can be my said office when he asked. I couldn't say it in front of Clint. But where | built a litile cannel coal fire in another, an? eae the fares se ect with Eve Le Gallienne. He Supporting roles with and good, theater @ feeling I was licked. . how do you explain his night over an as- T suppose it’s a coin- ligestion. Have especially or vice Rot especially. Phat wo-handed at Ps all. Jet, i's too there's nabody it to! Nobody ever saw until five weeks ago and still just mere ac- "t at { Bad Start ‘ $ if. the weather had been anxious to provide the proper for murder, late in day darkened, dusk of an ' atm: ee ieps of syserapct t |and poses So past them sul- jlenly. At five the snow began. | Carol sat eurled up on the wi 13 | sm have told Peter. | dow seat now, her face pressed ag hadn't been in Clint’s | 2éainst the pane, watchin; 2 it. i snapped on all the lights and would be if you were Eve}my miniature fireplace. In the after you had North morning opencd your papers and every: celts (2 Nn uu _unmercl! ? Keckea in your avartment wit saw that a roasted ‘ou'd be at yous, %§ an Aer ™ |) and made a fairly brave pretence said conclusively, “is waere Eve North is.” ‘XCEPT she ist't.” uh?" 55g Freie Where Is Evo? | kitchen. as I threw together all }the odds and ends I could find in | the refrigerator. I hummed loud jand determinedly. Carol drawn the butterfiy table up close before the fire and we sat down | of eating. We walked to the theater. That was sapets a I think she io i tryi Taicly to postpone faprivel gis place where she thad been so near to death the nicht before. = Peterson and a mountain of a | mam with a round fat face were | standing just inside the stage door ‘talking to Nick. “No one,” said Peterson, and his voice was even. sterner :nd yother than members “the ashes out of lo one to come in,” he is to leave until and then not un- ve. » ked at me with indigna- enty. more. the jsioned 25 combatant REFLECTING THE LESSO (Seeeiat to Ta. Citizen) Seventy-two powerful Navy and Two hundred pints of blood Plasma were denated to the Navy bleod bank as a Navy Day gift of the Talbonard post, American Legion, of Farming- dale, Long Island, N. Y. The United States has never lost a war, nor the Navy a fleet action. Theaters can be fined $500 for discriminating against a man {in Navy uniform in the District jot Columbia or any U. S. Terri- } tory. Foreign uniforms cannot be worn in Switzerland without permission, so U. S. Navy offi- cers usually wear civilian clothes when on duty there. From January 1 to October 31, 1941, the U. S.. Navy commis- ships; 34 were launched and keels were laid for 115. During the first 10 months of 1941 jsioned two batleships and }launched two more; commission-. jed one aircraft earrier; launched }five cruisers: commissioned 13 destroyers and launched 15; com- missioned nine submarines and had (launched 1 President Roosevelt's Navy Day speech was heard by 45,- 7000,000 persons in the United |States alone, according to a survey. On the basis of this | figure. ; — | | NAVY YARD, Charleston, S. C., Nov. 1%—Exact time of sun- !set at the Naval Academy is de- termined by the admiral, fol- lowing an old,Navy ‘custom. A marine and bluejacket al- lternate in always guarding | Naval Academy Mrs. Artemus L. Gates, wife af the assistant secretary of the |Navy for Air, has been named Navy's largest time you has reached someone, the auarter Symbol of the U. S. Navy commis-j tomb’ of, Joly Paul Jones at = Your VOICE 4 YOU... Over the Telephone use the telephone you create 2 good or bad ‘the party called, because SR NED BRA DEIC” wed “155 val tals the case be phone is to identity yourself by stating your name or telephone number. Talk Directly into the Telephone Your voice is clearest when you talk directly into the mouthpiece with your lips about half an inch away. —Phote by U.S. Army Signa! Corps INS of World War Il, these U. S. Army blitztreopers at Fort Benning, Ga., are decked out in the tough fleece-lined combat uniforms which have been issued for field maneuvers during the fall months. They're soldiers of the Second Armored division. and winter ‘Martin company plant in Mary-/ Mand. NAVY YARD. S. C.. Nov. 15—. a : i A Naval man always -sahutes? © state. =f es The first commander-in-chief of the Army and Na te hold divine services on was President Franklin Roosevelt. The new U.SS. Solace is bed floating hospital, Navy doctors aboard. Naval Air Stati Christi, Tex. and _ Jacksonville, Pia, have libraries of 20,000 books for officers and men. Each U. S. battleship has a li- brary af 2.000 or more books of fiction and fact. The Navy semt 2.500 books to te its men’ in Ieeland and are adq- ing 1,500 more; fiction and non- fietion. The Navy sent 800 books to its men im Sitka, Alaska, in May and has twice simee replenished the library. i i The story goes that when men in the sunken submarine Squalus were waiting for help, they read } aloud, “On The Bottom”, the tale of a submarine rescue. DIS I DID EF AF GE The right way to answer the tele- { masket.-.South Dakota flying boat, ‘the patrol bomber», junder construction at the Glenn < of @ ship, asthe: (By Associated Press) PIERRE, S. D. Nov. 21.—Tell 3 rancher from the short grass’ ©! country his vastures are the » greenest Im many years and things certainly do lock nice this muei prefer ripe, braw: frass that Summer, but libera) fall rains turned ranches green again months early. SKETCH CLASS TO MEET The Outdoor Adult Sketch Class meets Wednesday. 10 a m., atthe Key West Art Center WPA, Front and Whitehead streets. LEGALS LECTION NOTICE ot Bo: triet 2943, for wiliage Uen-of.trns suing two years. List ef Polling Places and Election Officiale: Pobing i fiber One—Harris Sebook Faliding. Corner of Southard and Ker W Rees epee Bircets, B. REEBY GIVEN that desiring to engage e fictitious name Flowers and register the sith the Clerk of Monroe November -14, 1941. JOHN cures early im the > _ ceased, late of Monroe County, Flor- , roe County, Florida, at his office in : DR. AARON H. SHIFRIN Sereeecaareeserecsereteseseene Classified Coluzr SERRE Or ee ow Rr LEGALS —_—_ NOTICE UNDER a NAME sf. NOVICE 3S GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name eee White Star Cleaners”, intends; Advertisements under this head PAINTING register the said fictitious name | yin . with the Clerk of the Circuit Court | Will be inserted in The Citizen at —— of Monroe County. Florida. the rate of one-cent Ge) a word ~~ - Dated Nevember 14, 1941 * rep “ _ JOB MEPINA for each insertion. but the mini on = movl4-21-28: dec5-12,1841 mum for the £ ar PROFESssica aL “Pelican ex Large, Florida, to res: - = ister the said fictitions name with — the Clerk of the Cireuit Court of > Monroe County, Florida. Date@ November 14, iL - JOHN A. aR. MARTHA V. MacRAE, novl4-21-28; der5~12,1942 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIONS NAME STATUTE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desirmg to engage ss under the fictitiovs name f “Star Cafe”, intends to register a he said fictitious name with the USED CAR BARGAINS . Clerk of the Circnit Court of Mon- DEACON JONES, r ‘eunty, Piorida. 3 " ‘ Dain Noncumber 36. a0et Division and Simonton Streets ARMANDO PEREZ nové-tf no 1-28; dee5-12,1942 ssililiaees * aan ee a PERSONAL CARDS, $125 per IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT. . ~ = IN AND FOR MONHOE CouNTY. 100. THE ARTMAN PRESS. c of |. PLOREDA. EV PROBATE. apr2i-ct - In re Estate of as CHARLES 0. FORSBERG. - De HOUSE AND LOT, 2 stories To an CREDITORS Enaarers, 1109 Betronis street. Apply S15 . DISTRIBUTEES AND ALL’ FER- Southard street. nov l4-wikx Sons HAINES OL-4iMs OB DE- . MAXDS AG iE ESTATE ‘ ee a be CHARLES O) ProRsEEnG, SIGNS—“Bar Ren", “Rooms Bor yup gcyTy GareoMD> BEE emcre g ty a itt Rent", “Apartment Por Rent TAURANT «il — ou, mu. are hereby 4p, . . aac notified and te present any te Property, Ne Ct lewe Poankogeg Dimer claims oF Which you, oF Te agrwas: 5 we cee either of you, may have against the Estate of Charles 0 ae-" 1S NOTICE—LatRe SB Bea mreier 2 stawet «= Exper ida, to the Honorable Raymond R. Lord. County Judge im and for Mon- the Counts Court House of Monree County, Florida, within twelve ~= 28-4 an months from the first publication of weds ag ot De this Notice, to-wit, November 14th, guarameed. AD. MMi west. wtoriga: tne /PARGE TRAILER. 375.00 Go Dated at Key West, Fiori this F 14th day of November. A. D. 1941 quire upstniss). Sirs. Rc ff - y EDNA FORSBERG IRELAND. lis, 4701 NW 2%th Avenue. Mi- sInce A SBORrT ; As Admimistratrix de bonis mun of ami Fla. ana: cenmecedes eh the Estate of Charles O. Forsberg, deceased. nov] 4-21-28; 2-9, dec5-12-19-26,1941; jan SECOND SHEETS—200 for Suc. The Artman Press. nowld-at Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery | GENERAL PRACTICE $25 Whitehead Street Key West, Fla. Phone 612-W —24-Hour Buty— TRY If TODAY Tee Pree ie eee SM SS Se “STAR * BRAND Sr SS novl{-21-28; dee: Yhe Fictitious. Name i. ness is located. 2 tion. 3 4. . 5. tion is made. owner. To Business Firms | | it registration with the county clerk, er i the personnel of these comiriong ine Mokaorae: : cern or firm. The law as passed provides: . a All persons operating at 1 H ness or professions under any i proper or known called names, H | “fictitious” trade name with the cerk of court in.the county where the prondeal ptsemel iat A-fee- of $1.00 is charged for this registra . Furthermore. the names of all pe ns in- terested, and the extent to which “aro haeaied must be registered as well. Penalty for non-com: E registered business and those | business the right to defend or main | court in this state, either as | and it further provides that any person | law regarding registration is liable te an formation charging a misdemeanor Soeee by any person aggrieved by the on conviction of such charge shall be liable to a of $25.00 or 60 days in jail, or both. Before registration can be made, such tention to register must be advertised at least once a week for four (4) consecutive as defined by law in the county. This law applies te Apartments, He Stations, Cabin Courts, or business-of any. cept such as are operated under the | I 1 ; | " i iy 5 i Law i fi provisions, as | busi. | | | i i ! or. filed fictitious name, in a newspaper Lawyers generally azreéthat r or called name™ as used in the law we example: Suppose you are one of — Suppose your proper name Jones family. | Edward Jones,” but your is “John | | under one or the other of these called a5. 5 1 | JONES.” Unless your business is actually ope i ‘scaly be | The Key West G Ascintance be Offers Its. Men