The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 27, 1941, Page 2

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2°. i6 asian : A private enterprise for the public good is just as worthy as any ® municipal project. , In many respects it is more praise- worthy, for it is i builds cities. ‘The t the € centers, all these follow if private enterprise succeeds. Se "how Custer. hurdled the ; PERE: 1810—John Lord, historicat| Slo seven. A pleasant home » For that reason and. more, we : ! tecturer, reer ot See doce atbhe tee 3 Pre call belated attention to w home of ‘All any ‘ eee; Lgbts of Histary”, born im iso ames Pinde Tags t @ Ports! . N. H. Died in Stam- a Pe the = Super Market. . Reabearters | eek. Comme, be 1 wath: - Modern in design, equipped with the \LIVE RABBITS cent lighting and air conditioned, it sets a 4 ama- <a FOURTEEN *T DARD splendid example for all progtessive mer- ghy pathos “Unie Poot es Scena MOTOR BOAT, Fully equippe: chants. who dreaming of a railroad down og < a ag wee ‘The building is more than a market Te ee ee retin on) Pinder, 187 Petrenin al place, It is a manifestation of the faith cide, March 8, 1909. \ =e two young Key West men have in their pon It is a challenge to Sead young men who el they must go elsew! to succeed. It is @ tronument to courage and determina- tion. It is a beacon to the hesitant business men. It is a milestone in the progtess: of ‘Wey West, jo | gntblyd iatek adanod 55 The city. way Super Market ; 4») lived here many years, bOPm “in| g55- 9 dec26-t! ‘y RESO, } The Overséas) Hotel has best; Poland. Died Oct--8,~1909. | ih over, mn meh tO A ert ox nn Bao to "Bawetd heliageee 4, Womaeobee: S danem, sil is pear New York hotel man, who .will: of °theo®t.'iuu's Rest-Dispateh,} guisher, etc. Ready te tees nce e ee eeenereen | eeceeccecccccesesscoesnsseseee | ‘Today's =| Classified Column _ Anniversaries Lost 1767—Nicholas Roosevelt, New FOR . : = York engineer-inventor, pioneer i 2 “ YACHT. TRITON in, the;ogikding and introduction Ga no Bight, 6% ersey : + a fie se ri mah: y furniture Portrait of a N i ; AVE” York. Digd.July.30, 1854. —=> Rig laa tivo seme gon thats.maybe MOTT SereweIo aad} sates ieee Sean IN AYS GONE BY peereccesces §< - secs Seen eeeeeee =e. ” 7508 were sat- 1841—(100 years ago) Arthur) H. Clark, master mariner, Lioyd} agent, historian of ship history) ae Bz The Florida sailed this after- books, born in Boston Died in RESTAURANT EQUIPM noon for Havana with 338 pas- Newburyport, Mass, July 5, cluding Cash Register sengers, 254 sacks of mail, and 1922. daire Ice Chest, 6-burner ree automobiles . She arrived e. Plate, complete, 4 dez from Tampa’ thi" Morning “witt: 1856—Naphtali H.“Imber, mod}? Inca Ware Dishes, site passeng. 5 Chairs, ¢ em Hebeeyqnational poct.who! Tables Bar Stools, ete. Phone mugiTne i sh - not Drea eben; sys- tacking from the opposite direction nave John MeCracken, ‘Chicago 'bom in'St.) Charles! Me.” Died|- ing Pirst $50 takes it. Zomsky storage or office $10.00 a month. dec2?0-lwkx Where news is suppressed there is 7 Where news is controlled there is TMENT. Tw tem, bat by two Fie Sto and |e Guster dincla ney dae neaare ng Hotel man, associated with him. | July 16, 1941. | Cactus Terrace dee2t-3t John Rivero, brothers. had poe A gren ad sthaight to- j SEE Te Despite unforseen difficulties, and in- | ward the sound of the guns and, Miss Ada Milligan of the\~ 7 oe. |SECOND SHEETS—s00 for ote. # numerable obstacles, these two young men'| arsine, fous times, swooped, the Senior Christion Endeavor | So-| Today In History | Te Arman Pree sovis-at 2 : 0 : “ se - — through . give Key West a market | tracks . . At for — trlgger tendent at a fellowship banquet iati — Bich sailig ; FOR SENT which is as genuinely a part of the city as | ‘inking. a SIEGE - WO held in the Hotel Everglades, 7— Michigan memorzalizes nilhoonnaint the weather. They proved that in nite fe ee nee ee ng am CORe, HE TS SO cee Mick a. Be panei de Peace, | The bitter irony is that the man sigeas fenceless condition and praying |‘ _ 2 oe ee oe even as in war, “blood-and sweat” must be | who was defeated (because of Cus- i the home of Mr. and Mrs. for aid against the Indians. , a eee endured before final success is achieved. podhi Poosdik og eee Bernard Biaza, William street, Pee SS There was no public celebration, no | federate attack. Lee was the in- eet tee ee ae Pace gabe bec) ers CENTRALLY LOCATED BUILD- *. t : 4 3 5 > e unsucce: UW ‘s- ab dedication, no demonstration such as at- | Pence Waeana saved Custer from ' ‘0 bride of John Conner in the sault on defences of Vicksburg | ING about 20x30 tends the opening of a public building, and | reducing’ Wrest Point Wy resence of elatives and a few Civil War ig Of a public bullding, an reducing his demerits. prese: of relatives and a few Civ. 7 : yet time will prove, we feel sure, that the —Buy Defense Bonds— aRVEOS GOO.” Broads 5 * ; One of the greatest military wiz- 1870—Germans begin bombard-! adway Super Market was a pioneering | ,-45 of ail time, Custer was almost |_ Petsonal Mention: Mr. and Mrs.’ ment of Paris in War of 1870. | FURNISHED AP effort, the forerunner of more and more j expelled trom West Point “for hav- Bertram Lewis and daughter left AX ae | bedrooms. All modern t ing the worst record” of any stu- over the highway yesterday for 1873—So-called Woman's Cru- nies ox JW, The anodes business establishments. ia ae Pig fke fe iy. bilie=| endha ‘ee nena ; a | veniences. Box a When Key West's natural beauty is gets 100 demerits (over a period of jitt left for Miami where he will/liquor sellers begins under matched by the constructed Heauty of man- | # months) is aulomatically tossea Cory hesng ae ae “Mother” Stewart. in Ohio. FURNISHED HOUSE AVAIL ific i e it | military academy. - }Rutl lo, daughter 4 ABLE to desitable tenant by made edifices, men will rémember that it | ing his dist halt year at West Point NC. Pinuide hee tere few| i8%6—Joimt vecolition for a nih ve Sp Gat Sele ae was the Rivero Brothers and their Broad: / beara sd Rryeq up 129 eneyea GHe-} days vis.ting her. father and 6th-‘Constitutional amendment pro-} rooms: all conveniences, screen ‘way Super Market who showed the way. es & sympathetic instruc i or relatives, left yesterday for! viding for ‘ational prohibition| ed porch Large yard Call 440. ee be saces them) - - In his Homestead where she will Visit introduced into Congress, decz7-3t a few friends and then leave for = ESR Se GEN. PERSHING LEADS THE WAY sles, and probably the only reason Lakeland to resume her studies! 1914—U.S. protests British|RESTAURANT. Open for busi- war started and the Union army | @t Southern College. |Stoppage of American trade. hess now. Must be rented by General John J. Pershing; Commander | needed officers. : ae | ji ada Be ees ee | ee of the A. EB. en the first World War, sets =May Delense Benda— Bee ber eee ae York pgp Bens ™ nae eee EF. t rf Custer always believed in fighting ST@PhS said: : g & good exaniple to every American citizen | an enemy when he saw py with. ie ei’ the first gis since og i ini = ek * * = es in | out stopping to consider the cost| French revolution, execut-, 1940—Germans begin ious y offering his vopbinses a Oe. WAR . « + When he was :: iid, he fo ‘ed a member of the French no-|air raid on London as unoffi- which my experience and my strength, to | attended a danée and noticed one bility the other day, sending him cial Christmas truce ends. the last ounce, will be of help in the | of Bis enemies poking fun at tim to the guillotine for a mufder 7 ” utside b; fa nd i | Z f gf fight. cates peaking faces ond ges committed, while drunk. He w:s| OT AO i PO 7m ary ad n0rs of wars. We have ‘ are very often stubborn things aad 1] concealed. The qhestion every Aimerican asks to- is; “What must I do?” * eae tees of Fy bi ‘. The couples that marry in haste are It will be observed that General Persh- | tet tushed up to the window andj to indicate that France has nei- ROLLER SKATE not the only ones who repent at leisure. ing did not volunteer to take command of hte the | ther lawyers nor judges to prose-| ‘ : Es the armies of the United States although ies, Uletén ent cute justice as was done in the) Keep Your Weight In Shape Leopold and Loeb case and has! and Your Shape In Weight $LAL LALLA EEA he continues to hold his full war rank and | Custer was = showman who knew | been done in thousand of others | has had experience to justify a belief that rege a Sees se, Manner that pefore and since where money | " Sections: “yo aaa he knows much about fighting. The Gen- | end of the Civil war, the army pa. = 20t lacking”. and 8:00 to 10:30 p. m. eral offers his services and leaves it to the | [att @ feview Before the Presi ae en) ERSESS AR TETED President, his Commander.in:Phief, to de- | the White House . . . Just as he terminé where he canserve best: ...0a | | Seprpeches the reviewing stand, bis The octogenatian military leader is-too With a peng ‘Custer | it and rd oe eS : ie P in line and passed the re Reg. 6217 Phos 5 Fae, + Farce. % PLAN. The Department of Agriculture called I : ie ioe ~_ a National Defense Garden Cotiference in Washington last week. The purpose of this meeting was to launch a garden campaign to encourage home and commanity gardens as a defense measure. Citizens in Key West who have a little spare time can aid National Defense by taking plans for beginning the cultivation of a home garden next spring. Progres- | sive members of communities in this county might also look into the possibility of or- & F. CBee erie a # The empty honors that the world be- stews-do not carry beyond the grave. ae? am ‘ ‘, Intelligence Test: Can you read a llysensible book without going to sleep? : Don't-be ‘@-knoeker. Aj knock, like a ie is scomes~back--with renewed face? & ie 4 = F Zz ble whe know nothing about a jor problem can give you the answer hout waiting to think. away old for_active service but his spifit “iS “@ll- | master American, | | 99 yayfl-to¥ wall — fsordered nature that has no Pienemann ein Sbidom does the man who knows the t have the most to say, but many people Hieve that the chatterbox is the one en- eee 2h i The average citizen of Key West can | = = ger Safely depend upon the Department of | “42; y, Justice to take care of hyphenated organ- | sm izations and to crack down upon residents in this country who may be suspected of pos- Saaing ones self to the universal a delusion ‘becoming its dupe.—-Amiel. eRe ry see B Hck etelfagh [2birtel GMM LLL MIE ML Et « » hd sible subversive activities. eived from The prompt arrest of approximately vec tong Bee) 8,000 potential spies and saboteurs, almost an Ba op ¥ ting, immediately after the outbreak of the war, indicates that the Federal Bureau of In- prepared LEER y FEE