The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 24, 1941, Page 4

cote ata +t SOCIETY --: MRS. HUGH WILLIAMS, phone 241 or 51 Con Was Two Marriage g Success | Licenses Issued “Miss Key West”, Miss Jackie! County Judge Raymond Lord Pchps at the “Hode Dene Kader R. Gould, 21, Tella- ‘ ‘sponsored by the ™mook, Ore, was granted a li- Athletic club at the cense to marry Wanda Meyers, School Gym last week. 21, Vancouver, Wash.,.with Chap- sup in the Miss Key jain Blake Craft of the navy West contest “ag balan naga Station to perform the ceremony. Emerson Beccaise (isch Sout, Harold Albert Stevens, 24, Florida champion). Charles Ciy, Ia. will be married Mrs. Joyce Taylor to Virginia Rose Thompson, 19, Painter and volunteer- Key West, by the Rev. W. B. ing her work for Art Center Fig- Mundy. ure Class), Albet E. Peirec and —_—_—____ Curry. Quilting Party All Day Tomorrow Key Wes also received a@ photograph from Scammons, Jeweler, and a pair of shoe skates —_ from Tommy’s Skating Palace’ The Everready Star Club of and $5.00 worth of hair-do from Fern Chapter, Order Eastern Miller's Beauty Shop. Star, wili give a quilting party of presenting a tro- all day tomorrow, beginning at Bax originated with the Rose 9:30 o'clock, in the Scottish Rite Sh6ppe, which also donat- Hall, corner of Simonton and uan evening gown to the sec- | Eaton streets. n@ place winner. Lunch will be served at the |hall in connection with the par- DELAY Is SEEN IN {*; Fe: AQUEDUCT SETUP be present, while visitors are al- All members are requested to So invited to attend. (Continued from Page One) transfer to RFC, the final step in’ CHURCH SERVICES releasing mo: for the a construction. auetict/ ON THANKSGIVING Navy to Wait | — Lieut. Comdr. Henry L. Naff,) “Thanksgiving” will be the told of the possible delay, said the theme of Key West Churches navy still is stickng to its determi- next Thursday. nation todo nothing until the| The First Baptist church is money from the commission ac- Sponsoring a Community Sunrise ready for expenditure. Service at 7:15 o'clock in the y's $2,000,000 share in Baptist church auditorium. has been available for; Rev. M. G. Lyerly of the First but aside from issuing a Presbyterian church will pro- of intention to Williams nounce the invocation at the Brothers, Tulsa, Okla., firm which sunrise srevice and Rev. W. E. ‘will carry out the job, the navy | Bryant, pastor of the Ley Me- department has made no step to-'morial Methodist church,- will ward obligating itself. jconduct the responsive reading. try, commenting on Saw- | Rev. W. S. Mundy, pastor of the yer’s inability to leave Key West | Fleming Street Methodist church, at the end of the month, said it is ; Will lead the Thanksgivnig pray- Possible’ the bonds could be ef and Rev E. S. Doherty of the brought to Mjami and placed in a First Congregational church will trustee bank for signing by the |Tead the scripture. clerk and the commission mem-/ The sermon will be given by i the . bets. He said he does not believe | Rev. Ted M. Jones, pastor of the that plan will be used, however. host church, and benediction by Elson Killam, aqueduct en- | Rev. A. C. Riviere of the First gineer, is expected.to come here | Methodist church. from New York this week tocom-| Music will be furnished by plete plans for the pumping sta- | ™¢mbers of the choirs of the First tion and reservoir at the rear of | Methodist and Baptist churches. the courthouse. Doughtry, who | The Public is cordially invited said he expected Killam at any |t© take part in this unified serv- time, explained that the commis- | 1©* 28 se seat te installa new cauip, SIX MORE ONE-WAY STREETS PLANNED ment, or if it will be possible to renovate and use some of the ex- (Continued from Page One) a.m. to 6 p.m, instead of the out-of-use machinery al- in place. {Present seasonal application of that regulation. COUNT REACHES NAZI CAPITAL Bahama street would have two- way traffic from Eaton to Flem- (Continued trom Page One) ing, no left turn, and no right turn morrow’s scheduled conclave 2 the intersection of Fleming and here. ahama. Parking would be pro- Whether Adolf Hitler will re- | hibited on the entire street. turn from the eastern front to at- | Add Safety Lights tend the conference has not been | The mayor also suggested: fanfounced. t Parking on all streets must be Nazi Foreign Minister Joachim P#rallel with the curb, not more von Ribbentrop welcomed the than 15 inches out. From inter- Gfalian representative as he ar- Section of streets, legal distance tived in Berlin by plane today and would be shortened from 25 to 15 the two men attended a pre- feet, except where fire plugs are <figiinery ‘couterence. installed, in which case 25 feet Tomorrow's meeting, scheduled Would remain the legal limit. on the fifth anniversary of the Should the fire plug be in the cen- original anti-Bolshevist pact, will ter of the block, a distance of 10 be attended by representatives of aM ay each side would be re- iginal signatories and Sago Seca trees moat oy Europe's! Traffic aids suggested by the smaller stages whch have fallen; ™ayor include installation of a under German domination since. Caution biinker at Bertha and It is understood a pact similar | Flagler; stop and go lights at Di- to the original will be signed to vision and Simonton, Southard replace the treaty which expires and Simonton and Southard and tomorrow. Whitehead, and at least 20 STOP signs to be distributed on through streets, with paint markings on streets wherever necessary. TSI ITS ISIS THE ANSWERS See “Who Knows?” on Page 2_ | erenterccre soe cry near earronenne 1. In 1935. 453,245,000 tons in 1940. $l Living near Mexico City. | SMELL EXHAUST Gas “SK Aegendary Swiss hero,’ ? iwh6"defied an Austrian tryant. | 5. The Volga. i &. The Italian supply line from to North Africa, across the ‘an. 9. Corps. iT MAY BE DEADLY CARBON THE KEY WEST CITIZEN AGAIN—HELP A WORTHY CAUSE Every year the National Tuber-;ous may obtain additional seals culosis Association as yuletide | approaches sends out a nation- wide appeal for funds to aid in jthe fight for tuberculosis, through } the sale of Christmas seals. Though not generally known, the tuberculosis work of this or- ganization is financed solely by) | the sale‘of these seals. This sea- son marks the thirty-fifth annual Christmas Seal sale, and no one with charity in his heart can gainsay the importance of help- ing the worthy cause. Until last year, Christmas Seal funds collected in Key West went back to the national or- ganization for distribution. This year, however, Monroe county has formed its own group, offi cially known as the Monroe County Tuberculosis and Health Association. Joe Allen, young and popular civie leader, is gen- eral chairman, with Jerry Trevor, another individual keenly alive to all that is beneficial to Key West and vicinity, as treasurer. Of the money obtained local- ly, 60 per cent will be sent to the organization headquarters, for use in its widespread activi- ties, while 40 per cent will re- main in the county to be utilized in helping tuberculosis victims here. Some 1500 residents of Key West today received letters from the local group containing printed material, return envelopes and two dollars worth of Christmas seals. Those who wish to make their contribution more Cracks And Comments __FLONIDA’ CRACKER WON AND LOST: Did you hear how John Carbonell, just relected as city councilman, lost a bet against himself? A lady, who shall be nameless, wagered that he would finish first or sec- ond in the council race. Big John figured he would be elected again, of course, but did not expect to practically top the list. Either “the popular councilman és a modest individual, or doesn’t realize his own voting strength, because the lady won her best— he was second: PRACTICING FOR THE RED CROSS BALL? Noted at a local night spot was Frank Sheppard dancing a mean rhumba, Key West style. Pretty nifty work, too. ROSE GARDEN: Pena Morales has a magic touch with roses; in fact, with any shrubs or flowers. With a minimum of care and a loving pat now and then, any- thing he plants seems to thrive and blossom profusely. Must lead a good life, this Pena. RED CROSS BALL: The an- nual Red Cross Ball will be held at the Stork Club on Saturday, December 6. Always an out- standing event in Key West, the affair affords local belles an opportunity to don their prettiest frocks and startle their ¢avliers with fashionable new hair-dos. Dancing will begir: at 10~-o’clock and continue until dawn breaks over Boca Chica or thereabouts. GROWING UP: With all this {defense activity, Key West is gaining .a bit of boomtown flav- or, especially on Saturday nights. On one corner a religious meet-! ing holds forth, with ringing hymns and sermons, sublimely oblivious to the milling life of the street. Across the way groups} stroll by, headed for local bistros and attendant revelry. Weary young mothers wander in and jout of the five-and-ten, coaxing their wearier offsprings who ought to be safely in hed, to be good. Well, it takes all types and kinds to make up a world— even the little world of Key West. But we can’t help but miss the peace and serenity of former years when nobody thought of war. Gettin ‘old, bigosh! S.0.S.: Already the daily mails of Key West are running far be- hind time, ‘due to mail trains ar- Tiving late in‘ Miami How about tying in’ National Defense Air Training and giving ‘us air mail service? C'mon, Army! JINGLE BELLS: Well, once again Christmas is almost upon us. Difficult to believe it, in this! gener- | | for HAVANA CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS from the treasurer. In sympathy with the cause, many Key Westers contributed their time and efforts in the preparation of the printed ma- terial and getting it assembled im readiness. for mailing. At the local fire.station, for. instance, firemen were busy folding ~ the attractive Christmas seals, which came from the North in huge sheets, while high school vol- unteers helped in the addressing of envelopes. The Junior Wom- an’s Club, under the direction of Mrs. Joe Lopez, assembled the material, while boy scouts, un- der the guidance of Scoutmasters Milton Sawyer and Allen Hamp- ton, sealed and stamped the en- velopes and got them ready for Uncle Sam to deliver. Making out the necessary lists fell to the lot of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, with Joe Pinder, Joe Allen and Dan Har- rison burning the midnight oil to compile the information. Mrs. J. J. Trevor, another well known civic worker, assisted with the compilation of lists and addressing ef envelopes. In» the public schepls the! sale of bangles for the “Tubefculcsis cause i$ in charge Of Mrs.. Mer- vin. Russell of, the, P.-T. A. while “ Sister“ Superior™ of ‘the Convent of Mary Immaculate is taking care of the sale there. Visitors or any other in- dividuals interested in purchas- ing Christmas Seals may do so by calling on Jerry Trevor at the First National Bank. SOCIETY NOTES Mrs. M. L. Montgomery, of Tallahassee, state president of the American Legion Auxiliary, was a weekend guest at the Overseas Hotel. Other guests there Saturday and Sunday in- cluded Mrs. D. Edgar Williams and Miss Muriel Williams of Mi- ami, Mrs. L. S. Upchurch, also of Miami, Miss Catherine Sullivan and Miss Mary Sullivan of New York City. Greeting many old friends over the weekend were Mr, and Mrs, B Raynaldo, of Havana, Cuba, who are in Key West for a brie Visit Mr. and Mrs. J. Pittman of Clewiston, with a party of friends, spent the weekend in Key West. glorious atmosphere. But don't let the sunshine and riotous blos- soms fool you, and allow Christ- mas Eve find you chasing wild- eyed up and down Duval street searching for that certain some- thing you admired in a shop window days before and neg- lected to buy. The retail stores are showing delightful gift sug- gestions, so watch advertisements in The’ Citizen, take advantage of fresh stocks of goods now displayed on the counters and Santa Claus won't catch you napping. TAKE “A TRIP ABRQES’’ S.S. CUBA sails THURSDAYS at 10:30 a. m. Eastern Standard Time Return Sailings Leave HAVANA EVERY TUESDAY at 12:30 p. m. itandard Time Sailing for PORT TAMPA EVERY TUESDAY at 7:30 p. m Eastern Standard Time |; -J. H. Costar, Agent Telephone 14 KEY WEST. FLORIDA be TIP LL LL 2 PLAN MEETING TAPPING OF FIRE BELL TO BE SIGNAL FOR AS- SEMBLING Capt. Fred L. Marvil, command- ing officer of local defense forces, today ordered ali members of his organization to report night at for duty the state the men to report at 7:30 o’ and the city fire bell w the meeting at 7:1 taps. All members have given definite orders and the captain said will be recognized a: and that only if the officer is notified ance. Sheriff Be: wyer's office will aid in the mobilization, and men failing to report will be sub- ject to a court martial The mobilization was ordered by Maj. Dave Rosenfelder, commanding officer of the seventh state bat- talion. GETS ANSWER ON o'clock with 15 been amanding BUS SCHEDULES, MOTOR LINES PLAN TO IN- CREASE SERVICE IN NEAR FUTURE In answer to a letter sent to the Florida Motor Lines corporation in Jacksonville by George petit, club director of th Service Organization, K: Mr. Montpetit has received the following reply: “This is written in respond to your letter of November 7, rel- ative to the desire of the Navy men in Key West to have a later departure from that city to Miami, and you make the specific request that our 5:00 p. m. departure be changed to 7:00 p. m. “This is to let you know that we have for some time given thought to the subject of a later departure from Key West, like- wise a later departure from Miami on the return to Key West. I am happy to inform you that we are reparing to give you more than you have asked for. The 5:00 p. m. departure will continue to op- erate as at present. In addition thereto we are this day applying |to the Railroad Commissioner for permit to operate additional schedule to leave Key West at 9:00 jP- ; also we are requesting ap- proval for a 1:00 a. m. departure from Miamito Key West. This will mean that the service men can spend a full evening in Mj- ami and return to Key West about 5:30 a. m. which, we understand to be in ample time for their check-in at the station. “We have requested approvalof Childs Cols Wicks VapoRus DR. AARON H. SHIFRIN Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery | GENERAL PRACTICE $25 Whitehead Street | Key West, Fla. Phone 612-W —24-Hour Duty— an (2200080. N DE SN OOM M, CONDUCTED TOMORROW AFTERNOON Romeo Pinder, age 63, died early this mori at a local hospital, services will be held t afternoon at 400 o'clock from the Congrega- church, where body , tery Survivors brother, Bertice Pinder. and a niece and are one ne w. Lopez Funeral Home is in ,charge of arrangements LOUIS TORRES THREE CHARGES ARE MADE AGAINST MAN WHO WAS IN ACCIDENT SUNDAY Louis (Santa Claus) under treatment for serious cuts and bruises about the face and head after an automobile aci dent at Whitehead streets Sunday morning, was booked by city police this morn-} ing on three criminal charges. Torres, who was hurt car he was driving crashed i a parked machine at about 4:30 o'clock Sunday was rushed to Mari for treatment, ihen released un- der a doctor's care to his home. [| with | Officers charged him reekless driving, exceeding the speed limit and causing an acci-} dent. ANNOUNCE DEATH OF W. W. HYDE i E. H. Gato, Jr. is in receipt | of a telegram irom his daugh- | ter, Mrs. R. N. Hyde, announcing | the death of her father-in-law, | W. W. Hyde, at Newton Center, Boston, Mass., last night. j Mrs. Hyde was formerly Muss | Mefcedes Gato of this city. ' these schedules to be effective not later than December 15, and | we do not anticipate any diffi- | culty in that respect. We shall be glad for you to inform your serv- | ice friends accordingly.” | Seeencccscese ‘ Soa TE ‘SPENCER TRACY and MICKEY | j ROONEY in MEN OF BOYS TOWN } i C hhuhdiudeuhedidiuheuude Maddadiuhishudidhulede } the sc | Tax Collector Joe C jon the books at night. Torres and Angela! when ‘8 morning, | governor’s financial hospital | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1962 TROMEO PINDER COUNTY ASSESSOR'S TWO KEY WESTERS "DIES TODAY BOOKSMADEREADY CALLED FOR ARMY FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE +0 2: pREsSENTED TO COM- MISSIONERS AT MEET- ° ING TONIGHT wil ‘ Monroe Tax Assessor Claude A Gandolfc three weeks ahead of ~ jule napped when the commissioners ap- * mili levy in Septem- his beoks before the board tonight for final ap- proval. Gandolfo notified Chairman Carl Bervaidi of the board Deard of cow proved an ber. will place diately calied a special sessior 8 o'clock tonight at c house Although the approval as af obviating the necessity for NcManon tw figure discounts a split-month Collections thus are expected to Start in December, with a four per cent discount through the month fay those who pay at once = a cgay ——— had ef in ang a unusually quick one by tax collection from Tace and illegal race betting is a threat to that program.