The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 25, 1941, Page 4

toured the state Practically every im- Point of interest and re- ort havng had a delightful trip. Holds Meeting The Wesley Fellowship Group ot Ley Memorial church met in the church annex at 7:30 o'clock last ngiht for its regular mect-/ ing. Albert Carey was in charge of Worship program. Mrs. L. L. Serre Mt the cinaing of Ye Thankful People, concerning his ; the USO . » After the business session a Fecreation was enjoy- the serving of Miss Elizabeth Rev. Wm. E Bryant, E HE i if é Fe af: ? i F 2 ther sev. fecent visitor from Gain Fla, was Miss Millic Mire. Thomas J. Fox, Jr, of Mi- = ami, will arrive Key West Thursday morning to spend the Thanksgiving weekend with he She will be aceompen- by their son Tommy in ME and Mrs. Waiter Johnson brs and family of 1126 Margare street, plan leaving tomorrow eve for Gainesville, Fla. to visit 2 their + the week-end with son, Walter. They will be sceorr pated on the trip by Frank Clarke and little Ellen, were ar- West yesterday front Miami for a visit with Mrs ‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. T- at the home on Si- ¥. W. Thompson, who had a few days in Jack- with her son and also her son-in-law and . Morval Read and Jack Behan. : = Soa < are oj |TWO KEY WESTERS | JOIN IN AVIATION ; i ‘ _ Two Key West men have en- | relied im the technical di- |RED CROSS BALL | wision of the Embry-Riddle j ON a 6 courses that will fit them The annual Red Cross Bail; apna ee pore So jalways an eagetiy anticipated They are eames Cte: function in Key West, ahd ene! 31, and Harlan Weech, 20; {deh calles. tm, Son. atine: teckel Ortiz is taking an aircraft }season, will take piece @t the Ttiveting course and hopes iStork Club on Saturday evening, ¢ventually to become an air- [December € Mrs Howard Wil: = a ded Key son is general chairman. West high school, is taking a Serving on the Hospitality | Committee wil! be Captain Rus- jseli T. Crenshaw, commandant lof the local Naval Station, and FR MOPO IIS SOS Mrs. Crenshaw; Lt. Col and 3 cee et Sa CONGRESS MUST miime ™\ * APPROVE PROJECT Mrs. J. J. Trevor. Other committee be: i ee ee rt (Continued from Page One) «-tpemreran pe [projects at Key West was aj ; Entertainment: Mrs B. J. i proved this week by President Roosevelt on recommendation of Charles F. Palmer, Defense Southerling, Miss Leonor War- ren, Miss Martha Watson, Mrs. | Horace Connable, Steve Boyden Housing Coordinator. jand Philip Emerson. One project of 220 units was | Tickets: Mrs. William Fripp. recommended for construction Mrs. Dan Navarro, Mrs. Edwin'by the United States Housing | Trevor, Mrs. R. T. Menner and Authority in conjunction. with Miss Ruth Rose Galey. the Key West Housing Author- Door: Jack Thompson, H P-.: ity. These houses.will be used Connable and Bill; Warren. for defense workers during the Publicity. Mrs. Hugh Wil- war emergency but will be re- Hams. tained. as low-cost permanent Reservations and Decorations: housing after the emergency is over, according to present plans Officiating as master of cere- as embodied in Mr. Palmer's | monies will be Howard Wilson. recommendations. Table jousing appropriations by Con- gress. A bill to provide more housing mohey has been before the House for several months but as yet has not been acted upon. |. At the last report it was still Noelina Baso, 24. and Evelio in the hands of the House Public Martinez, 30, both natives of Buildings and Grounds Commit- West, were married yester- tee. Although extensive hear- by County Judge Raymond ings have becn held on the Lord. Martinez gave his oc-! measure, in which an additional ition as messenger. }$300,000,000 for defense housing marriage license was issued | was asked, and committee mem- Miss Louise Rose Trink, 19, of bers have taken at least one Wilmording, Pa, and Clayton | junket around the country to Merrill, 22, of Ludlow, look at defense housing, the bill fie | Vt Merrill is stationed at the has not yet been reported out. naval station. | In the meanime defense hous- jing construction has come to a | complete standstill, as far as new tprojects are cnocerned. Funds FREE CLASSES FOR SERVICE MEN xnder previous appropriations were exhausted some weeks ago The USO, through the Nationa] 2"d since then no new projects tholic Community Service, is have been started. to announce that arrange-' Spokesmen for the Federal its have been made with Sister, Works Agency said that that bu- Superior of the Convent of Mary Treau would go as far as it could Immaculate to offer free courses in laying the groundwork for in typing and high school sub- construction of the new Key jects to members of the Armed West projects. Forces stationed here. This means that the projects Typing classes ill be held daily will probably be assigned for from 8:00 p. m. to 9:00 p. m. and construction by FWA to one of pen to beginners @ ad- its construction agencies and addition to that sites for both projects will school be surveyed and approved, if n satisfactory. It is also possible Le architects and engineers nay be assigned to the projects : specifications pation of the il t under is ap- t can COLQRED CHURCH MEET WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL roan fur sequently there w to the service thee West from Miemi lor a ie Ms. Phillips’ methsy, Johnson, st the hohe op Francs street. eavtein ot Aieee let Pynes Fammea Cutty Aiveetin BAKING POWDER “IITIIIGs: MAYOR SEEKS DR. AARON H. SHIFRIN| THE KEY WEST CITIZEN OOO TTOTTS. : KEY WEST ARTISTS’ COOPERATION © works FEATURED week are getting a preview APPEALS TO GOVERNMENT BRANCHES: ASKS ENTIRE nual Christmas exhibition at the local center. ADMINISTRATION °¥.l' || invited to take part in the Yesterday and will Voicing an &ppeal for full co- camtinue through Dec. 10. operation between aif branches’ The Key West artists taking of government in Key West,' part are Jesephine Smith. Mayor Willard M. Albury, in a Eleanor Reed, Paul DiNegro, letter to city ‘department heads, today pledged his administration to the welfare of Key West and urged army and navy men to sit in on city council meetings once a month. Ross Dodd and F. Townsend The mayor's letter, in part, de- Morgan. clared: “If the outsider has faith and confidence in our town, why don’t we? I Believe we do, but we must show it first to set the example. announced. “Let this administration pledge to its citizenry a most coopera- TLL IIDL LS tive and efficient administra- tion. To do this we must also have the full cooperation of the citizenry and F believe if this is accomplished we, ‘at ‘the énd of our term, can-iook ‘back® With Pride on many developments. _ “Phe “potice~must enforce Taw j ahd _éfGer“likewise the health night, beginning at o'clock and einitiry department, and the This will be the first méeting of Wfanieipal’’ judge The council the new board. « ‘The: pireposed must ‘provide every facility to changes in make this admmmistration a suc- cess”. . The mayor urged that city council meet with civic bodies and army and navy heads in at- tendance in order to promote a general spirit of cooperation throughout the city. traffic will come before with other mat heard. The first regular regula’ of the board will be held Tuesday, Dee. 2. The regular sessions of the council have been changed ys to the first and in the month. DISCUSSION ABOUT Se LABOR LEGISLATION BERLIN COMMENTS (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) assigned to guard the vital Factory with no Prospect of an baixite mimes against the Axis. immediate settlement in sight. They hailed the government's At the same time, two congres- move and predicted that it was Sional committees were meeting only a matter of time before a in Washington today to study anti- military mission would be dis- strike legislation. Patched to French Guiana and The Senate judiciary committee perhaps other possessions of is scheduled to meet in secret ses- France. sion to hasten curbs on strikes. ed today that the government of Duteh Guiana favored United States troops as early as last leaders were pessimistic in expee-|September although they ex- tation of an early settlement. Pressed concern over the effect ta large army would have on the country. Inflation is feared be- MEMBERS COMPANY D. | cause of the acute housing short- 7TH BN. F.DF. me OOM, TABLETS. SALVE. WOSE DROPS: € much as a year. Authoritative sources disclos-| 066 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1941 BRITISH ADMIT COAST ATTACK, | (Continued from Page One) | added that the entire company re-| turned to England intact. | will Declaring that the Berlin Teport the Advertisements under this heed i inserte¢ in The of one-cent g® it | | ward the continent, a government St — exaggerated stories in arter Sonty cure additional information from! denials. i? L } Ff itt * & “COMMANDO” LEADER | HITS WAR POLICIES a advertisers (By Associated Press) t : nay av LONDON, Nov. 25.—Castigat-/their advertisements : ee PAINTING tory” and “too cautious,” Gen. Sir , Roger Keyes, organizer of the FAST CLEAN PAINTER, House “commando” raiding parties, told! repairman. Needs work. Rea- }the house of commons today that! sonable. Box T, The Citizen. use of his forces last year might nové-ti have electrified the world and {— ——————_______—. changed the course of the war. | FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS ‘The general declared that the USED CAR BARGAINS cautious policy of Britain's war} DEACON JONES | Division and Simonton Streets nov6-tf staff has been based on the con- Stant counting of cost. “If they had considered the re- | might have been changed.” j The general said war depart- SE tment leaders last year refused to — Rent” a For Permit useaf ‘the “commandos” at nt”, “Apartment For .Bent”,) a might have, “Private Property, Ne ‘Tres! given new hope to conquered; passing”. THE ARTMAN Europe., General. Keyes’ state-| PRESS. ? apres ment was the first official infor- Fol. URRY an RCC oe mation released tH3f the’ sabotage: CH RYSANTHEMU MS for} crews have been in existence as ee 1117 a First reports of their operations| FoR SALE—DODGE WATER- came a few mqnths ago when| CRAFT Mahogany Speed Bost French citizens told of seeing} ¢59.99 Apply at The Citizen nov20-s their faces and hands blacked | with ¢harcoal,. emerging from}TRAILERS, rent or sell Apply small boats for quick forays; Tommie’s Skating Rink. oct23-tf against the Germans on the con-! tinent. RADIANCE ROSES. Freeman's 1121 Catherine street. nov25-38 dec2-5-9-12-16-18-23-26-30x FLOWERS, ROSES and CHRYS- ; ANTHEMUMS. i119 f street. nov2$-2: helps cold-clogged SECOND SHEETS—s00 for Sic | nasal passages. Fol- | The Artman Press now lS-tf low the complete di- rections in folder. Turkeys, . 35e |] Chickens, 1 - . 35¢ - Se 28c . 27c Te ~ 25 wailabh ss Y og SE ened PAUL LAUMLE = ae Phone 411 510 Fleming Street | FURNISHED 200M as signal = AT Place Order Today for MONROE THEATER Ellen Drew—Onslow Stevens in The Monster and the Girl and Lone Rider Armbushed . Onteupethte 34 ys, The Finest Selection GENERAL PRACTICE 925 Whitehead Street Key West. Fi. Phone 612-W ~34-Hour Duty— oe LIVE DOLBIRY TRY fF TODAY— The Favorite in Key West STAR. BRAND CUBAN COFFEE OW BALE AT Ait. GROCERS en — * Sr cm -* Shape we Fea "Yon oe eb 2:90 fo 4:30 p, m. and 8:00 to 10:90 p.m ; LADIES tnvitEeD i Bermuda Meat Market A-LARGE SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED We will close “10:00 o’Clock Thursday Weighing from 10 to 15 Ibs. Juicy and Tender or Your Money Refunded from Tennessee fora A REAL THANKSGIVING FEAST bath. 1129 South street THE LARGE AIRY DOUBLE ROOMS 512 Caroline street nove-t Of LIVE POULTRY s OC CCCCCOSOSESE ESSE OSSSEOESESESESSEOSSOOSOOES Classified Column eecee 217 Duval St Phone 22 oct20- ime MISCELLANEOUS Announcing uM Gpening : KEY WEST BEDDING CO {Box Springs rhead nové- ime SINCE A SHORTAGE of bousss exists, why can't 2 or 3 men live on @ boat, have sport and home for same money. $390 cash for 26-f% Cruiser. Bex AR The Citizen.