The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 12, 1941, Page 2

PRIDAY Closing of the electric welding school Kelley ‘| Tors Two Oe KEY = re Leh oe ped gmsenenl mages peg ay - “Joseph Yates Porter Place” — “ and Seppemmgp O- "== Oa : Yeem Ag = Tasex Pom workers would be an irreparable loss to “Fort Village” —— Key West. But it will close unless the young men of this city start enrolling immediately and H L TION. F om will t ung units De made ava: ind | ee Sa: or whom will these housing units be " na 4 oes <i oo Other cities, the free vocational ANSWER. For anc & we Be —_ $ @ally 08 e thans sb> 7 = oni schools are filled to overflowi 2). Standard dwelling. ae whe The & =< in Key West, the instructors are 2 2 ee ee fat fumwer = : z ; welling of which oue of the filhowng stace rem seme terme to feel like private tutors, so meagre is the camonntigebe ag speadieny foe ae See Reus” comune “ae those & =m aa muck = attendance at the classes. ‘ Robert D. Dolley, state director of | Voeationa) Training for Defense Workers, © has threatened to remove the welding ma- chinery to some other city where there is a demand for it. And he will, unless Key West justifies | kitchen faciitties. a Noek ic lighting. or ce. Where more than 15 peapie per roum are housed. 3. QUESTICN. What is termed 2 low or moderate income at the time of admission? ANSWER. Incomes noi exceeding $1500 4 year and les 4& QUESTION. How are these incomes estimated? ANSWER. Upon the applicant's record as determmed for the g | H i g ue : A é t 4 i at i i t ANSWER. Preference will be given to those families bwmg um. am 2 der conditions ost deftimental to their health. safety = = smorais. . 6 QUESTION. Must o family be residimg m Key West Sefore 2m ce can be considered” 7, ANSWER. Yes. Only those families now ressdimg = Key Went Bie. can be i | “Walk ? “Look. meet you at more ibe gtmlidence tin plese tek when be re. | besk Gen ot ae Be ders. 4 Soe Boe we past 12 months and as adjusted te represent expected earn ee = 28 “ re = He stepped curb and ings for the coming 12 months. . » [ng genres he ped wa he olan Soath Ae ree og Se Bisteh some & QUESTION. Will preference be given to any type =f family for 3 ; Hi i | preference to larger and more influential | There is no reason—no good, logical Teason—why the men and young men of Key West should be so lax. i ge i i ! i ‘ fi 4 e i vill nb ue sf £ : it ge it | ‘To what limits may a tenant's income reach tefore LePrume To be sure most men are working now. warm and bright, He didn’t have to say a word, suc- z Ot aes _ 1 the project™ Foams ase and working hard on the industrial front. deals, had pulled SS ew his face Be tock | ANSWER 5 For s family having two children or eas—-S530 Bir Lag ee ee ee work, Suey ts Seng he Sa we ate: he hed b For a tamaly bavang three enn mela See a= tired, classes beer. x | vengeance. "The 5 ~3 i « $3886 tote! vea! income nes ost » —s ed-as to offer a minimum of incon- pe tome 2 Se-+= fo be | © QRRRESON. wan cong Neteenged with 2 chanson Seely ages SN Every war has its aftermath. It is | ccm suet Aifter the last halocaust, those who had wireless training immediately found a niche for themselves in the field of radio which | si ; had just been tilled. Those who had ex- pag ey | perience with airplanes found themselves | tographer whose equipment lay | im great demand as comtmercial fliers and j She step. at hip fost. engineers. i When this war is over and the nations | ii peace, there will be a great demand for | darkness and ached for the ing! i ag ete as Codes trained and experienced workmen to re- | lights i i 113. QUESTION. Will applicants be allowed 2 choice of gaits fa MED Se is mer given size? habilitate a devastated universe. _ Young men of Key West should show | more initiative. Removal of the machinery | to another city will forever stand as a blot | against them. It must not come to pass. | The school is easily accessible. The | \| machinery is modern, the instructors ex: | pert. There is no. financial obligation ; E - ‘whatever. The opportunity is excellent. 5 ‘ateh the 7 The men and young men of Key West an th he tering 7 |e ca amine ale ; tions and information may be obtained at | iii yail ine | i Fe a West early and intelligently. ; of the office of R.J. Kerr, on the second floor | ain ef the county courthouse. shai sat on the couch and li ‘he ; Oue of the erbs in |a cigarette, rex {Sete te tented at tenes | eur racer Toaencuons © ae Te mee tea 1 fat.” So it's their liberality that makes j tle while at least “Darling, I is Jeff 4A them so. iit SaSe | (3 “4 + The sale of Christmas seals, sponsored - Ie x... Cobos ; : r _ [every year by the National Tuberculosis | ; is Binapde poole + dig ateayg eg Akis | Association, is now going on in Key West | } Late pete! ut per-| and should meet with a hearty response | ; bog ogc _ more. And the Army is | here. she doesn’t 1.. - } to 2,000,000 men, which can More than 650,000 American citizens | hat Fil do. 3 won't be able { have no other implication than another | are said to suffer from tuberculosis at an Seat ter =— bes et : dreaded A. E. F. economic cost of around $350,000,000 a | that Sieve woot. ost aoe f year, and despite the progress being made | “Marry, me? I wouldn't let him, It is commonly said, and correctly so, | in control work the disease still kills more ; 1 ak Goan bs PShe moved that s professional man practices his pro- | ‘people in the prime of life than any other | 52°39, Spout the, ee feasion, like that of law or medicine, but if | malady. | coueh beside me. “Hella . ..” it were said of a printer, a plumber, a car- Early diagnosis is - vitally. important News For Baila penter or other artisan that he practices his | for the recovery of individuals and exten- “WYHAT, Carol?” ; trade, he wouldn’t have much of a chance | sive educational programs along this line | tomonoe |" *”BS bere to get a job. are being carried out. When the disease is | “Leaving here! Why?” diagnosed within six months of the first. | soma mthey now: wep chee te Not all believe that war is the natural | Symptom the chance of recovery is much |§ State of the human animal, but history | higher than when treatment is delayed and proves it. Peace, orifyou prefer to say, | the cost of the patient's care considerably liberty, is only 9 tithe of time allotment. | less. : : Or as Alvin York, the first world war's Once every year, at the Christmas | fighting hero, phrased it: “Liberty is only | 8¢450n, the people of almost every com- / leased tu us, and that now and then the lease | munity in this country have an opportunity | had to be renewed.” Inother words, we | to help fight the scourge that afflicts so | BG - .| many persons. It is the privilege of every | have to fight for it. pe é reader to participate in this great battle by ig you’ buying Christmas seals or Health Bonds < a Papin 3 og in Europe: | which will aid the national and local as- of the 4 — Fe herati of U haar sociations to carry on the campaign neces- Ww Leirend that ‘a in the Uni 4 sary to win the victory that is desired. eaeet E ate is Fd | States are among those “least dependent on | _ a marriage for their livelihood.” We also ere See Seen Aa | came to this conclusion some years back ae : i __ Se ee ae when we read that two out of every eleven at Geena ee ma xen and tal . een : : the United States get retail 2 is per cent above | — me beaks aoe married in D last year. The improvement over last year} Tao “Atha: a ~ % * in the various regional areas is as follows: | T ] yInH : : BE ‘iantie—marking. ; birth tity ‘ New England, 4 to 7 per cent; East, 14 to 22; Middle West, 17 to 20; South, 14 Name Imprinted 1787—Pennsylvania the 1906—U.S. and Britain so second : to 18; Southwest, 8 to 14; Northwest, 12 |<... z . | arbitration treaty in Washington. to 15; and Pacifie Coast, 15 to 18. [Beate to a Se een neg only $1.00 A rise in retail trade was possible this 1509 washington becomes the| 1910 — Historie disappearance q ; year because this year the United States permanent seat of government. |! Dorothy Arnold in New York oan produced 3 billicn dollars more in non-de- ete (whever seen again. 2 @SK- | fense goods than it produced in 1940. 1870—Joseph H Rainey rican countries. erates apiaiion, we lave But bad out Conte Gi ok 1930—Last French and Beigi that he has! to sacrifice. Next year we will feel the ‘ist Negro congressman — evacuate the Sear. lavish spend-| pinch; we will realize the seriousness of | —= Loe