The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 22, 1941, Page 6

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER | at night. Booked on a temporary has beer bemeg > repors of BIG EN OF THE WEST [ARRESTS OESBERES SS ee = >a 18 f broke down yesterday and de- . . scribed a series of robberies om . | (Continued from Page One) which he said Bishop had beeer _ Editors Lunch In Jungle Halls jists are surprised to see a gigantic) | =+ the state industrial school his accomplice _ = ; ae =——— for boys on a larceny charge, was Sheriff Berlin Sawyer’s offi pears sea St — | arrested Wednesday when Archie ____ ‘The thing t $4 W258 ; Thom discovered him stand- as - pson installed in the cupola of a barn}. of weal Stes” tec: cbitnn Retie®t, ES ee Pane oe Pe ey y » ) N ty \) h Na \ « & a \ \ \ \ " > COMPLAINT SERVICE. . . if you do-net Receive Your Copy The CITIZEN By 6 P.M PHONE—WESTERN + } barn was destroyed by); wind inj | 14901. ‘The clock was repaired and | | Wplaced ‘in the field wher’ it is |! i jwisible from a transcontinental | + |. ‘Battell saw the clock only once | | \ain the 41 years he owned the; \farm. : i ; | Subscrike to The Citizen, 20c} g \ ceckik: Have you these neanete an warnings of EYE-STRAIN? and a Western Union Messenger Boy wil deliver your copy of The Citizen ISA SALCLALALLALZZALALLAALA HOLTSBERG’S SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS LAL A Ah dh dh dh dadaded I AALALLLLELAS 2 “The Store That Serves | i Ld mle { i Uh i oe ac “eneats ewer meats VERO BEACH, Fia., Nov. 22—Over five hundred members of the National Editorial Association en. ; men in charge of the Navy | joyed luncheon om April. 30th and May 3rd in this unique “Hall of Giants” building at MbKee' Jungle | | Gabdienstider this city on their tour of Florida following the N.E-A. ¢onvention in Jacksonville. ‘The ; luge hall houses the world’s largest one-piece table st which the editors luncheon was served The! Wy CArTY | table tod is oie itigle piece of Phiippine Kalantas mahogany 35 feet long. The Gian 4 means Of | + tne many pnusdal features of McKee Jungle Garde hich consists of 80 ac He — — | landscape. as a background for thousands of imported tro i ; ij ‘a Navy bsiloon lands in in the trees. ‘Sizes 8 to I7 S235 sp SIRS ee ae te coy eens a Sie SS See eS Seep ear sete al obiaining help. CRACKS AND CRACKERS PREF OUTLINE OF AUSTRALIAN UNITS —s Homing igre rea ae DCINGS’ IN NAVY START WITH DRIVE. Jence or bad static when the ra- PS ere a {Continued from Page One) Page One) ep for special courses ind between the | a | WE HEAR: That authority has Pigeon lofts are being ‘been given to secure options on 7 es ? vecad gsi Sew ~ the seer a gine study—each course arene Ieee ater Sation. {Defense Housing ec - k. Sub- Navy homing pigeons compete | "Fovals have already been made. : marine service is limited entire- ethe New. Jersey Concourse The next step will be the naval jy to volunteers from the gen- to escape the tightly drawn fates against 500 non-Naval pig-/approval of the site; after that ers Naval service and men who ring. Cairo said Italian troops om jeontractors will be called im tO yolunteer must possess more at Capuzzo are under a terrific ; Havy homing pigeons this year |**e Pids for consideration. than average intelligence and bombardment from the air and } PHONES 67 and 47 won the in the Sea-! eee ae ae medi Enlisted men from _warships patrolling the E se —— MONEY: Leaves Key West im . oo groups Of | money order business for out-of- ad irs Na-| town merchandise. Merchants, mn tanks and planes ACCOUNTS 0 «be getting their test as British forces ck German attempts! i ing about six weeks of wo PCP oeoeeseresrecesebedcéioeseeees ! ' 5 dade dtp te th pe Ant th nde te tnt tntadndntnd i A es he i Mn ts ts hn tnt a tn tn ts tt tr te tn Mr th, Sn Mr te Ses Mt SO A AO te Se, a, te rt. he ts to gether. jwhy don’t you advertise your victory of the campaign > wares and keep this money at : of two train- a has been won by the Navy will keep university | home? ing towers for parachute troops British. ‘The flight training units intact dur- ing training to enable friends to) THERE GOES: Popular Father be together. Tom Davis, assistant. rector of Nazis Mass In Spein Destruction of German merh- isions, he said, was} at New Rivers, S. C., is planned e z = “Key West’ se P St Paul's Episcopal chu 5 Department Store” ‘The Mess Hall at the Naval isround the corner in a hi Ty purpose at: thei) Only Aeudemy has Language Tables | Maybe another happy marriage : ctared half the|> Just arrived new shipment of Hess no Bugis © somken. [i inc citing SWEATERS Each year a rummer vacation: wo SLEAZY SLACKS: Smar: = “ pits 3 for i boys, girls and cuise of 25 days is arranged young college graduates up) zs Z women. Aljso extra sizes up to without cost for members of the |ine dignity of the well-dre € as oc aux- ond ’ 52. Heavy Coat Sweaters for Naval ROTC units. Southern girls For day a c ny dic C at 4 Saceee = street wear observe Leon The Navy Hydrographic Office | Warren in a smart cotton wash publishes 55 volumes of Sailing igo. Difections for mariners through- iss out the globe. MRS. R. T. MENNER: The Navy Hydrographic Office to her old friends) W normally publishes 450,000 cop- ies of nautical charts, now it is- sues 2,331,000. Spain for transporta- » Infants’ Sweaters and Cap Se: ica and one report } Pastel Sweaters and Infan’ iber of German sol COATS e already. amounts 1% a oe > f g = | 5 Because of the demand for foreign maps and charts, the __ Navy Hydrographic Office has increased from 180 to 380. The Navy Hydrographic Of- ae fice keeps a card index of Navi- _. .. gation lights; the list alone fill- . promised Vilian attacks “on ing six volumes. ‘The Navy has helped perfect: 5- : eS: : Pt Wo ent the few science of “photogram- sh be 2 Ss ae metry”, ie. ecrial photography; ... for surveys and maps. ae Ss es The Navy Hydrographic Oifice ‘OUTBREAKS IN breadeasts “Special War Warn- . STRIKE CIRCLES pe frente on = (Continued from Page One) The Naval Observatory says Geo. Arthur H. James, who re- that when sun spots are visible | fused to send state patrolmen to ‘extra current is necesary to send the scene, or take action of any ied am litnesses among the pickets Navy @t sea moves com- said the gunmen hid behind slate sisly blacked out after dark- piles and cut loose a blast of rifle & jand shotgun. fire, im_ the. same | manner as the.non-union men who is absolutely SPF F TTT TOCA CTT Oe New shipment of Ev q TeSseS s Dresses As th tn An hate tet te te i te er tr he, ts te Di 65 ren Prints arrived, sizes 9 at $1.98 and $2.98 each. iF you're a butcher, = baker, = candle stick maker or any of dozens af other kinds of merchants, you can profit by advertising in The Citizen Stentes - your ads them doubly effective! ay STANTON SUE OV EET I OTFCC OTC T OE Siete Se This year, those who delay their CHRISTMAS SHOPPING may find a disappointing condition in assortments, as well as a later increase in PRICES —therefore, we feel that a bit of early advice about CHRISTMAS SHOPPING is justified. 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