The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 21, 1941, Page 6

~/in exchange for old municipal. es ee ie ee of ‘aman were’ ‘delivered |9*9- May® pointed out two serious bonds indicating ¢ pweaknesses in our present hand- that 724 per cent of the city’s! ling of prisoners; one the lack of bondholders accepted the city’s 2 Women’s prison and the other new refunding bonds, issued un, ‘¢ lack of a suitable separate der an agreement with the R. E. prison for first offenders. Crummer company of Chicago, -He advocated the establish- TL, in 1938, the report revealed. ™ent of such imstitutions, con- During the past two years the ‘nding that it was — bey above mentiond refunded: bonds. "lar frst offenders with bard- See criminals, particularly Court Judgments young men. : j The balance due on the J. S| He praised the new parole Jenkins judgment, in the amount commission and stated that im- of $1,925.00, was paid by tne provement of cur prison system last council and - $9,475.00 was along the lines suggested would HO-HUM, ANOTHER FARM FINE IS CE Y PRAISED OF aX} THEIR AOSTA OCALA. Nov. 21 Se t SS | FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1341 Money-Saving VALUES ¢ Ge Week-End SPECIALS Mouy’s Eamon ast Gna Smosec PIC-NIC HAMS. & (Continued from Page One) ‘the house problem by moving into | the lighthouse residence at White- | head and Division streets, which | The commander, with Mrs. Hil- .{ ton and their four children, will < Spend @Jeave in Et Paso, Tex, «| Whle.quanters at the lighthouse « are being { Hilton and the - today, while thescommander will follow next week. { }- Several of ‘the « other). families iwhose chomes were condemned ‘have announced their intention of | building new homes in Key West. Sot oe ae NR aN KE “A TRIP ABROAD” Zlc 23e 40c 28e 3le 13e ALL INGREDIENTS FOR SOUSE \ paid; on «the J. E Merris judg- | materially assist. the commission } ment, leaving a balance of $i,--im its work and would serve the i SS. CUBA ..... e3 ee Clee aera OTE, of gowgirlvare Martha “OrDriscoll and! Vina >= eee ‘GERMANS, ITALIANS = Eleanor,‘ of the ‘malice ba they’map, tg’ day’ s work | for HA ‘ 3 2 - RACE HEAVY ATTACK 2 OY CAMPAIGN BY on a ranch =i ee Vegas, Ney, Don’t worry, though, Blj}) - sails THURSDAYS b Rancho Vegas’ work isn’t heavy. prs - paaieh | LIONS CLUB BEGINS - ie HT a eo ‘i (Continued irom Page One) { - | > x used their weapons for the first) The Key Wést Lions Chub, like CDOT IEOTE SS: A REAL HE-MAN WAS | Eastern Standard Time > time in the campaign. every year, will endeavor to give HE IN MOVIE STYLE} from P. & O. Dock DUVAL AND FLEMING STREETS Previcusly, according to the! the children in need in this com- TOO MANY LAWS <2. a IN es < bulletin, the Fascist armies had | Munity a Christmas as merry as CAUSE CONFUSION ee Return Sailings MODERN FOUNTAIN SERVICE 4 made a precipitate retreat as soon that of their more fortunate DEEN, Wash, Nov. 21— Leave HAVANA SODAS SUNDAES ‘ they sighted British advance schoolmates. . a i forees: vot wa'ting for an engege.| ‘The toy campaign is started, PENSACOLA, Mev, 21— Oni the way home from 2 movie EVERY TUESDAY BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER — age and anyone who can spare toys. (FNS) Voicing the opinion of with his girl, Jim Clark showed at 12:30 p. m. Quality Foods — Served Continuously po new or used, or fruit, candy, etc, @ lot of other folks. August her what he-men ate like H NAZIS PLAN “HILP” may telephone 298 (Simone's Grossup, a shrimper eking out He treed and shot a 200-pound Sailing for CUT-PRICE WEEK-END SPECIALS FOR VICHY OcL0: an = oa eve a regs and a bare living by netting bear that had roamed the out- PORT TAMPA Aspirin Tablets = in 100s $ 2S ¥ (iy Ansociat Tens) a ess. embers 0! e 40ns S 5 Jeirte “ity. oe . LONDON, Nov. 21.--Predicting Club will gladly pick up the do- *h#imp in Pensacola Bay, told -skinis of the city two | months Wildroot and Oil with Hairbrush $value 59 } the British will attempt to drive nations at any time. The toysand Judge Mason that he didn’t (robbing orchards an: Ee i |, lear across North Africa to the | candy will be given away to needy; want to break the law but Housewives and children. ; = i Atlantic ecean, Nazi agents in’ children at'the annual Lions Club! there was “gettin’ io be so They. sighted him near a river} Vichy today were understood to | Christmas Tree. “ k, Clark jumped out of his ie } ey. re , Many of “em that no man, not baa! Jumped. .ou } be seeking. definite information| ‘Those who have children will ana “ up car, waved a flashlight and the] = from Premier Henri Philippe Pe-| surely find some toy that is not ee behiteide teak ue: Rees Cleat : ee ae cee ot “ri " ar eae dt sy Sagas Grossup was arresied for iushed to Clark's home for a 12-} ad | Reports reaching here indicated) nis oS oe cree eye using the wrong kind of seine = gauge shotgun. One shot was/ 2 ‘= ; |. nd for fishing in forbidden | cnough. the Germans are seeking imme-. Twelve hundred toys were. col- “a SAE weak ae / Ae diate use of the French army, ex- lected and distributed last year, ea aad Sc Yeah. a couple a times | ini French colony of | but oven ve always tried to obey ihe bear started to come down”, eocng Sot Oe Be ee Sah camels the law, Judge.” Grossup said.. (lark boasted later. “But I Zz i tare Ce ge parma ber: Se Pitter thie year. “but they keep changin’ “em just waved the flashlight and| such | all the time and makin’ new yelled, “You stay up there’, and! ©: | hat Geman smcious tonasc.| MAN MOUNTAIN’ DEAN Scorn tat tat feller te he Sayed - / cent of | uard France's territory. but that; VISITING IN KEY WEST. - = that ain't got time to read sie ee S } coun: |e Pisgah * and has to work for a mighty AWAKENS IN LAKE 96.6 * must assist in protect-/ a i= I +: oak | (Continued £ Paee One? little, can't keep up with ; Z lie “Mountain” today was taki ‘em. DETROIT — Leonard Schuyler i. ; IS SENT | ais wus t th gthinhs ape “I have a lot of trouble of this city who went to sleep at f PETERSON ines ce while Kaplon and his ¥eePing up with them my- the wheel of his auto, awoke when been ‘paid during the two-year TO SEATTLE, WASH, (o™™"cc tt Kaplan and his iit the judge grinned. “I he drove into Lake Michigan. term of the past administration. 7 two Atlanta companions, Sidney ‘Gink you got _ something “The interest cn $36,219.00 of gee a Leoard Green, were there.” i oe bh on tinw om Page ie) ; 1 j Gotsing ag $4,090.00. was porarily, joining him later in’ “I really don't like tshin.” g@pppgog oe Oa Ms MONROE THEATER i paid promptly at the time same Seattle. Dean explained “I know a lot of BOB STEELE | due, the finance commit- _ Mrs . Mumford, the former people in Key West and Id rather STEALS 30-FOOT POLE Ki WANTED! te¢ Teported, and $1,073.00 of Grace Pelacz, and their son, stay ashore and talk to them.” ei BILLY TH D { the above mentioned principal Andre. have lived Here during! The wrestler more or less auali- WOLLASTON, Mass—A thief and ; Captain Miumford’s service in fied as an old-timer in Key West stole a 30-foot flagpole from the HENRY FONDA in ' @mount outstanding was also paid. The last council granted psid.. substantial to the iocal and appropriations chamber of com- Mer- merce, community clinic. | ||) BEAUTIFUL THINGS ARRIV- | ING EVERY DAY | __ DRESSES z mete S08 See Guz ees | South America and his homecom- ing yesterday was an unexpected i surprise The captain said he was or ed from Jamaica to New Y. duty in Iceland. A sudde: of orders headed him for and at the last minut: the aorde were changed aeain and he was sent to. Key. West. Legion conventign As salvage mester ; here; Dean ‘ard his companions captain’ will be wm control of the tend to stay here until Sunday be- wrecking tug, Willet fore retarning to Miami by paying his first visit to the in 1907, when he was in the arm Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable da veeass and Express Service between— MIAMI AND KEY WEST Also Serving All Points On Florida Keys Between Miami and Key West Following Schedule Effective June 15th: Express Schedale: (NO STOPS EN ROUTE) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY CEPT SUNDAYS) Arrives at Miami at 12:00 0% VES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) AT 12.00 o’ciock Mid- gr de Webmasters o'clock A. Local Schedule: {Stops At All Intermediate Points) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (escent | Surdays! at 3:00 co > eet arrives st 4:00 o'clock | P.M LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (Except Sun- | days) at 9:00 o'clock A. 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