The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 22, 1941, Page 4

| | ; / i ; hi ot their i Berkowitz, | Observation taken at 7:30 a. m., 75th Mer. Time (City Office) Temperatures Total rainfall since Dec. inches Total rainfall since inches | Excess since January 1, Moonset ‘ Winter Solstice (win- ter commences), De- cember 22nd dttending ‘the Flor- | W@™ings displayed. | portions, warmer | portion tonight. Present -reports he) the next 24 hours. Teady to step out and of war, he said, “I have my sling shot ready and just give me a chance at those Japs”, THINK OF THAT: For nearly} + i fifty years, L..B. Grillon (city councilman) has worked at his| itz urges as) b on Tne C.tizen. First place, | many as oth Grillon doesn’t look that old| the Red Cross First Aid Classes | but being an honerable and well} which will begin during the liked man we take his word for | first week of the new it. When beng quizzed about " ry hs jove for newspaper work, we| at Red Cross headquarters. 4 elicited this information. Always ECIAL SERVI =< admired stickability, I do. SPECI. SERVICE CHARLOTTE: “Do you know| Rey, John H. Bostrom of Pasa- how to make a maltese. cross?” | Gena, Calif, will conduct special Pauline: “No. How do you do | divine healing services tonight at ” Charlott: “Pull its tail”. | the Assembly of God church. j “Wha: has a pullet’s tail) An are invited to attend this, service. got to do with it?” WHERE IS SHE. . .that lovely sleek, black-haired Countess- looking lady that was seen din- | ing daily with Offcer Blank at | FIRE CRACKERS: | the La Concha Hotel until the} 3 SH nite ner weeks |your children to “be law-abiding os abet eates ard \ citizens. Mayor ‘Albury has jeral alarm. Got under two mat- tresses in two seconds. NOTICE Friday Night,’ Restrictions on Small Craft. Storm and Hurricane Warnings For the duration of war, or until further notice, all wind and*weather fore- casts for ocean, coastal and marine areas have been dis- continued except small craft, storm or hurricane warnings or advisories thereof. warnings and advisories will contain information as to the wind velocities expected, the area affected, time of hoist, and duration of display. How- ~ever, no-imformation will be given regarding the direction of the wind, the movement and location of the storm, or surrounding any conditions it. Warning displays will as follows: ONE RED PEN- NANT will be continued as a warning to small craft. TWO RED PENNANTS will used for a storm warning direction. STORM WARNING FLAGS (square red flags with biack centers) will be continued as warning. storm warning lights will be without a hurricane displayed. G. S. KENNEDY, Official In Charge. __TEMPERATURES _ Highest last} Lowest 2 hours jlast night “=, confessed. Abliene __ 62 a, banned fire cracker’ in the city Albany —. 15 DID YOU EVER SEE A LIT-|jimits and for a véry’ good rea-|APalachicola _ 63 TLE GIRL WITH A DOLL: Well, | it’s a pretty sight to see the light! cian of love in her little face. It} gam. miss MARG. takes so little to buy a toy, so 0 LACEDONIA: “All our family} find that Christmas box the Lions} read The Key West Citizen and} Club has sitting on some counter jove it”. Thanks, Miss Lace-| and buy a toy for some Hittle | donia. So many people forget ' son. ' chud, to tell us nice things. FASHION NOTE: The matter) LOHENGRIN’S WELL-KNOWN of silk hese has been solved for| LOCK STEP: One of Key West's ome smart young lady, who stains! handsomest and very prominent her legs with a very light coat-| young men startled us no later ing of diluted idoine to a lovely|than Saturday by saying he sun tan. | would be married in the near —_ jfuture. We got all atwitter for, ENSIGN HUGH WRIGHT. . ,| more rews and grabbed his arm Atlanta, Ga. and Key West, aris-| to learn the rest of the story but tocratic looking young man with | the ole meany turned the con- | Southern tradition written all) versation to building inspection, | over his face and where does. hej motion pictures to come and) spend all his spare time? Pll tell the Christmas holidays. Just the you, girls. . with his devoted|Same we caught him dating a mother, who lives at Blank} Key West belle Saturday night Blank Hotel. jand did she look lovely in an evening gown. of dusky blue! THAT SAME MARRIED MAN) giyreq(MOFFET: Girl about is still ogling the pretty girls! ting three young men at fF “All looking enter- on Duval street. i MUSINGS: Wonder who sent| that lovely Christmas card with! A LITTLE THOUGHT- no name on it?. . .Plane | Consider the nerves in the sky sounds angry; and feelings of the sales people is, too. . Wonder if that little |in the stores and get that last boy who fell over a dog Satur-' present before last minute. day on Duval street was badly —_—- hurt? He is young but had that} CHRISTMAS CAROLS TO nm an elderly person, oh dear! NIGHT: The young people of St & And another dog nearly a Asheville ___. 57 Atlanta 62 Boston _... 21 Buffalo 29 Burlington __ 9 Chafleston 62 Chicago 55 Cincinnati 61 | Denver 58 Detroit 37 El Paso 67 Galveston 69 Huron 52 Jacksonville 70 Kansas City —_ 61 KEY WEST __ 77 Little Rock 55 Los Angeles 60 Memphis 65 Miami 7 Mpls.-St. Paul 48 Mobile 68 Nashville 67 New Orleans _ 67 New York 28 Norfolk 37 Oklahoma City 65 Philadelphia _. 31 Phoenix _.... 61 Pittsburgh 39 St. Louis 61 | Salt Lake City 39 San Antonio . 70 San Francisco 55 Seattle 45 Tampa 75 _ | Washington 40 APPRECIATION In recognition of the splendid Tomerrow’s Tides (Naval Base) AM. — 7:21 FORECAST { Key West and Vicinity: Mostly | | Cloudy with showers tonight, daughter ) ig temperatures. Small craft |Excess since December 1, PM 1:50 7:26 Florida: Mostly. cloudy, show- in -northwest the These be be Two No 56 3 58 36 44 13 17 6 47 48 37 28 33 38 63 29 58 54 71 46 46 52 72 34 60 48 62 20 24 37 18 52 62 26 wreck. Man in carlon the air, a » | work of the Key West Fire De- eg! Son brake to avoid hitting —_— ‘partment, Volunteer Firemen, in car behind smacks} Don't blame boss Navy Units and others, in keeping PAUL drives away swear-| For 1 write ithe fire last evening under con-| SMITH ue. . Did not know; He's horrified, trol and preventing from | 200 as until Suadsy ee ee | yrenting © the entire bine. we) BUUBSELLE e excitement of At least, I'm {antcg” “AU OOF sincero | 08 Deval Stnaat.. rf “FLORIDA CRACKER, ecii-it AQUILINO Lopez, | ‘| of as given in. the original " viowence Marks | APPEAR TUESDA - was threatened on the street by a) MANY SCHOOL CHILDREN /andings at Davao on Min- 1. _ | Patterson, who police believe are} Tuesday afternoon, 5:00 0’ Hatteras, N. C., to Apalachi- j his assailants, fled Key West. fcola, Fla: Small craft warnings = ieee = Pee, ; . per-| have been issued. Fort Pierce to Gomez phoned ahead and High= | 089 by Dr. J. C- Sanchez, co- stated simply that fighting on his | Key West, Fla. ,at 9:30 a. m, for ¥®¥ Patrolman T. E. Jones inter- OOO MA OME EOE M4 SAPANESE TROOPS creo EXAMINATIONS) Hl ers acs! a! : | (Continued from Page One) EXAMINATIONS | HIGH |, Scant sre ‘ Everett Rivas oo | quarters did not city “ “f are oa i hi intment as * ARTY WILL LLOW = tice eeoating Sehead Mas- -. —- — _ ter for the Twenty-Fourth | n sent a to inr District, pelling this large-scale in- « ition was. re- vasion. Ernest W. Camp- « | “The United States Civil Service Commission. today announced the amendment of the open competitive . ex- amination for Guard, Senior, Principal, and: Head,:.to show *, that “the ph headed | Heavy artillery blasted at ‘Age Limits’ has, been amend- | ¢ : master of the or- [an . Se 1 of ed to read as follows instead } fd a gears | oye oie x Pe PaaS i — oar i . Camp! will pay his ‘ansports were believ« ‘official visit to the Key West (spattered. The Gulf of Lin- Lodge during the month of | gayen was strewn with the March at which time Mr. floating bodies of Nipponese “ Rivas will be officially in- * BABE passed their 55th birthday on ducted into his new office. 2 é : the date of receipt of appli- 5 In spite of the valiant re- th cation. These age limits will il A hand Le dhatindauie sistance offered by American ‘ mt: be -getvel a 2 d Filipino soldi the ' womwwmmma ANIA CLAUS 10 sxrasco coninond te po, onto the Luzon coast im a . reckless, determined effort stat to effect a landing base. : This major Japanese in- * vasion followed Nipponese announcement: ; “Age Limits: - Applicants must have reached their 20th | birthday but must not have WEEK-END HERE AT BAYVIEW (Continued from Page One) | &@ woman who charged that she! WITH danao and Vigan, over the os EYE- week end. These attacks, > SIGHT WILL BE GIVEN however, are not considered GLASSES AS GIFT ‘as serious threats. In view of this morning's big-scale land attack, the ~ drives on these two cities are 43 as attempts. Papy aye Club The War Department im council, and others am its latest communique gave n few details of this great rey rr ropar— : k. Mikado offensive launched : was made this morning. The report The Fevcrite in Key Wen ; STAR x BRAND | Cc tte h th Pxofessur cepted the. fleeing.men .} Committee, who, with Pxofessu . Setomes then ne men at Mara-| fori E. Hamilton, of the Division WS raging and thet our (CUBAN COFFEE ~ TES=Ss a N.-J. Mulberry, a negro sailor,|Street (Grammar) School, have forces were giving morethan oy gars ar ail GROCERS negro weilding a large knife. } When Officer Baker arrived. on} the scene, he found Moses on the; sidewalk bleeding profusely from | a gash over his heart. - | Nicholas ‘Garcia_ was arrested | on charges of attacking Moses. | A quarrel Among three men in aj Approximately 25 school speeding automobile Janded one! dren with defective eyesight w in Marine Hospita}] and the other phe enn dos lash A {their gift from the Lion: Jackson about the face and neck,}Chrstmas Tree at the pr Alexander Smith and Cephaus!to be held in Bayview Ps ibe. presented with gla: This announceme Chief Deputy Sheriff George/ chairman of the Lions Eyesight was heavy, that the battle was arrested on'a charge of as.|@Tanged for prov glasses |@ fag account of them- saulting Lorenzo Padren. The al-| fF the children. se ie 3 leged assailant was ‘placed under} Lion Vance Stirrup, chairman X TELLS OF $100 bond after a hearing before/°f the Lions Christmas Party, Justice of the Peace Enrique Es-|5#id today everything is in SUB OPERATIONS (Continueu irom Page One) quinaldo. jreadiness for a “big-t: tomor- Kermit Russell was put under/TOW afternoon. Hundreds of $50 bond, also on an assault | Uder-privileged children will be goait effectively with several Jap- charge. given handsome gifts of toys. snose submarines.” A driver of a newspaper de- ‘uit and candy. Many of the Enemy under water craf were livery truck reported to geunty; boys and girls who share in this «.ctive> along the west coast law enforcement officers. that he| Patty each year look forward to sunday shelling the 6500-tan was chased and attacked by three| tis event as their “highlight” Richfield tanker Agwiworld and tolored men in a truck. ~ ~~ in the Christmas season shelling and topedoing the tanker He frustrated their attempts,| Lion President John Costar Eridio, both off the California however, he said by taking away | @nOnunces that scores of useful “ la tire-knife whichone“of-his ‘at-| t0YS have been donated by Key About 22 members of the crew tackers wielded, and clubbing two| Westers for the Party and the of the Ruidic ane ties tok of them into submission. The = “ig i nee Thirty-two survivors have been third, he said, fled. aap rai pew & x, . miss! fgg tases csbong officers were| has done a splendid job of re- merge w= a Se unable te find any trace of the conditioning. painting and ar- omit seieiaaiiien aut " wounded mien, they are inclined | T@9S2g the broken toys. Fire- thse tifedioetn. ser to discount the story. men have been working diligent- ly for the past two months get- LEGALS MONROE THEATER ting the toys in readiness. = will be at the Party tomorrow. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Bob Hope and Dorcthy Lamour coast. / (ooo eereres: ? Christmas Neme izpristed Santa Claus, in all his splendor, ELEVENTH JUDICIAL cincurr) He will leave No. 1 Fire Station IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,| on the big Hook and Ladder en- 7 j= " ; Fi Cea OU SESE IE CORO 1 ce Gwe cainehin table S00 CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT N) es Case No. 8-104 O'clock that afternoon and will SOREL RARER SENN BULA FRANK PALME &0 to Bayview Park to distribute Plaintif?, = vs. the gifts from the Christmas RICHARD PALMER, Tree. ratbek Mrs. Eva Warner, of the WPA qo. ORDER OF PUBLICATION Det —- | To: H lense eation Department Richard Palmer, Highland Ter- ace Atante Georgie" 7%) here, has cooperated with the You are hereby required to appear| Lions Club in arranging a pro- jt the Bill of Complaint, for divorce] gram for the occasion and in as- sembling a list of deserving chil- || For centuries the day set apart dren. ® || for gift giving to those whom we love and cherish. REELS RE, ' - . CASA MARINA || Gotrmcme Key West's HOTEL DE LUXE AMERICAN PLAN 200 Delightful Rooms. Each With Private Bath Beautiful Cocktail Dancing Nightly CASA MARINA ORCHESTRA Peter Schutt. Manager s Order to be published once for four consecutive week: in The Key West Citizen, a new: paper published in Key West, Fior lida. d this 22nd day of 941. Done and Ordere mber, AD. 1 L) Ross C Sawyer lerk of the Cireuit Court, Monroe} County, Plérida. By Florence E. Sawyer Depaty Clerk. | THOMAS S. CARO. Solicitor for Flaintitt. nov?4, oo C2OOOOOOOOa es, N RCUIT COURT or ENTH JUDICIAL CIRC AND FOR MONROE Cov ‘TATE OF FLORIDA. IN CH. cCERY We invite the pleasure of show- ing you our entire collection of fine jewelry and watches. Case No. 8-116 ‘Lelia de Laughter Gatchell Pate, 2 Plaintiff, x = Thaddeus Charles Pate, Practical Gifts no. ORDER OF Pumuication = < DO YOUR : at Moderate Prices oer enna XMAS CALLING ae You are hereby required to appear to the Bill of Complaint, for Divoree in the above styled cause on the 2nd day of February, A. D. 1942, other- wise the allegations therein will be taken as confessed. EARLY/ & L) of the Ci County, Fiona By: 438) Florenpp. B. Saw yer, } ,. Dipputy Cler! | THOMAS & CARO, -* Solicita cS | Open the Doors to Sunny. Happy Worlds. What Better GIFT This Year_ :