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& > Navy. * PAGE FOUR . THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1942 @eccccccce Coccccccccoccoooce: ee POST OFFICE necessary replacement of these WAR BOND BUYERS a RETURNS TO MIAMI Mrs. Irene Friar, who came to Key West to attend the funeral of her brother, Joseph Hesson, left yesterday for her home in Miami. The Rev. Robert Hesson, rother of the deceased, who al- came to eC yiez for the neral, wif not leave for his; jome in Atlanta until Monday. le is accompanied by Mrs. Hes- mn. Rev. Hesson is assistant pas- xr of a Baptist Church in At-! inta. MARRIAGE MART - Marriage licenses were granted yesterday by County Judge Ray- mond R. Lord to two Key West men who recently enlisted in the | Clyde Samuel Thompson, 31, of | this city, was given a license to| wed Pearl Krush, 34, of Wilton, N. D., and Martin Eugene Slais, 27, another Key Wester. got a license to marry Beresford L. Mel- rose, 25, of Ontario, Canada. H. Don Unland, 37, of Streator, ! Ill, and Dorothy M. Biggers, 29, | of Nashville, Tenn., who were given a license. yeste: + were tharried bythe:Rev. A}: i vil re astor of fthe First 2) st. Church. GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO TONIGHT Without a doubt, the place will be Club Sugaloa tonight. . . on Stock Island, the most beau- tiful nite spot in South .Florida «. dancing will start at 8:30 and will continue through the evening . . .unless your newsboy misses his guess, the customers will have a grand time. John Pritchard and his orches- tra will be there to entertain. . . that’s akout all that need be said: “John Pritchard and His Orchestra”. . .the same organiza- tion that entertained at Pena’s Garden of Roses for several years. The Carktail Lounge and dancing square is delighftul at Club Sugaloa and everyone will be abe to enjoy themselves to the limit. The service has been augment- ed,gand you can expect prompt and efficient attention. The management of Club Su- galoa especially invites John Q. Public—“you and you and you” —to dance ,tonight to the music of Pritchard’s Orchestra. .de- fense workers will find Club! Sugaloa the one place in South | Florida where they are cordial-| ly welcome. Club Sugaloa operates a pack- age godds department, » where -t SOCIETY :-: |” opr on PLANES got the retort discourteous from an Air Force's sergeant when re-| It has been a keynote of U. S.| | [Pe of the raids came in: {airplane construction policy that | | totaling 43 pounds. se" CTP AICHTENING |GALA NIGHT AT ae HABANA-MADRID It will be a gala nite tonight at - . the newly decorated Habana- BRITISH ASPERSIONS GIVEN! Madrid which opens under the new management of Leon Kramer Naira POINTED and Pepito DePoo, this establish- ment has been beautifully dec- orated and presents an - inviting appearance,.. .Mr. Kramer has jlong experience in the entertain- ment field and promises the pub- lic to give them all they or nearly all they may expect in the way of fine entertainment. ... . the dance orchestra tonight will be the Rythmaires, music will start’ ear- | {Wy and continue till midnight. Tomorrow, Sunday, a dance matinee will be given from 5 to 8 o'clock. « No cover or minimum at any ‘time, you come ard make the check to fit your own ideas as to} price. WOMAN’S CLUB BOARD WILL MEET MONDAY The board of directors of the |Key West Woman’s Club will meet in regular monthly session | on Monday evening at 8 o’clock at ‘}That British semi-expert who! the clubhouse on Duval street. board are/cast slurs on “inferior” U. S. All me: of, th reauigsled 16 WS Ha four-motored bombers certainly ay got a quick and pointed answer MARRIED THURSDAY to his charges that the American The wedding ceremony of “big boys” lacked armament, fire power and speed. In four fe Clyde Samuel Thompson and prays tnescorted ~ Over.” enemy Miss Pearl Krush, was solemnized Thursday night in the Flemingj territory, not a big bomber manufactured in the U. S. was Street Methodist Church, by the Rev. W. B. Mundy. By JOHN GROVER AP Features Writer WASHINGTON, Nov.: 28— lost. His crack that the Flying For-! tresses and Liberators “lacked | speed”—actually U. S. big bomb-| : ers are faster than any others— than planes—it takes longer to make a pilot or bombardier. | | | “Yeah, they ain’t as |there is no all-purpose plane. ; fast a: ‘ (heirs “coining down ‘| Different planes for different BISHOPS HAVE BOY Announcement has been made of the birth of a son, weighing 8% pounds, to Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Bishop this morning at a local hos- pital. Theynew arrival has been iven the name of Dennis Yate: °8\Mis.2Bishop: sbefore miarriag: It’s the inside report that the {jobs has been the rule. The} .|RAF is hopping mad over the |Sauawk about the inadequacy of | belittling of the American heavy |P-49 and’ P-39 planes came from) bombardment planes. Actually, Rhose (yoo eine enow ue ee they’re tickled silly with the per-| These ships were designed as formance of U. S. ships in the’ mid-level fighters. Their best raids over Germany. The ability | WOT is done around. 15,000 feet | of the U: S. planes take pun-|° less. We've been slow to get’ ishment and still reach'¢base has) into production of. fighters for) been amazing. — % the 40-000-foot level, but our d yor, daughs|* Don’t be at ‘all <<aq . i¢| British allies had plenty of high-} ahd Mes. Arturo Ard| gere’s am official slp’ in “the | level fighters, crack ships that Windsor Line. ‘i kisser administered to the critic | 25k no favors of any high-alti- who wrote so wisely and was_| ‘ude fighters. Our own P-38’s and | made to look like a.monkey by | P-47’s are now coming into quan- | BIG TIME TONIGHT AT SLOPPY JOE’S ‘The biggest time in town to- night will be at Sloppy Joe’s Bar, where Joe Russo's Band will play the hottest swing music to be found anywhere in South Florida. Dance yes, if you wish, on the most spacious dance floor in Key West. It’s always a good time’ at Sloppy Joe’s Bar. ..the music that somebody | : a stories that Aad sas oe | In certain critica] sectors, it’s airplane design is inferior to|been*necessary to throw mid-| Allied and to enemy warcraft, | level fighters into the air against It’s a cockeyed myth. !high-level enemy ships. Even} The facts are, American air-| then, they gave a wonderful ac- planes in all theaters of opera- | count of themselves against odds. tions have a plus batting aver- |The score of U. S. pilots in U. S. age. They’ve always downe qiships against enemy aircraft in| more enemy planes’ than they’ve | all sectors where they’ve seen lost. Operating with U. S. action far outweighs losses. That| starts at 7 o’clock. planes considered obsolete, the|40esn’t sound like _ inferior The package goods department |Flying Tigers knocked down aj Planes. || closes promptly at 8 o'clock in|dozen Jap ships for every one| The Air Forces are getting | e | the recurring accordance with the closing law. Joe Russo’s Band plays at Sloppy Joe’s Bar every week day lost. jpretty tired of re It can be said authoritatively; beefs of self-styled critics, and that U.S. planes are most sturd-| one day soon may have some} night, starting at 8 o’clock. ily built than any in the air to-| very interesting things to say day. No’other ships will take| about the critics’, motives and ANYBODY WANT the punching around and still| knowledge. It can’t come too | get home. This'is a vital factor|soon. The notion that American) SOME COFFEE?|in a war where trained fiying| youth is being sent to fight in pai ad personnel, is even. more precious | inferior planes is pure bunk. (By Associated Press) * eee Ss ee | “The Store Of Quality _—_——_—_—_— | et PEARLMAN'S, nc. | —A store keeper in Chearw, S. C., who hadn't cleaned out the space The Largest, Exclusive LADIES’, MISSES’ and GHILDREN’S STORE in Key West under his counters for some time, turned. up two boxes of coffee, Save to Savé Amerits. Buy Mote War Bonds and Stamps, Then Visit... Then he remembered putting them. under. the counter while some repairs were being made just after World War I. The OWI reports he sampled the contents and. decided he wouldn't have to only nationally known beverages may be had at popular prices. declare them under the coffee ra- tioning regulations. Save To Save America, Buy More War Bonds and Stamps HOLTSBERG’S| “Where Ceiling Prices Are Observed” pa ae “Now On Display. | FOLLOW the CROWD to... - HOLTSBERG’S ‘Your Most Popular Shopping Center’ > * CHRISTMAS Never before so large and varied assortment of Practical and Novelty Gift Items! GIFTS for Dad, Brother, Husband and Friend Bath Robes ____. ____— _... $2.35 to $9.35 | Handkerchiefs, Gift Boxes — .. 25¢ to $1.00 Tie and Handkerchief Sets - 52c to $1.25 Pajamas - * cae $1.98 to $2.95 Military Sets ____. _ $1.38 to 35,90 t Comb and Brush Sets $1.25 up Cigarette Cases, Pipe Holders, Wallets and Belt Sets. GIFTS for Mother, Sister, Wife and Sweetheart Dainty Underthings __ = $1.25 to $10.75 Tanai of all descriptions — $1.25 to $10.75 * Handkerchiefs, Hand-Made — ___. 25¢ to $1.25 Dresse arpa sas : "$1.49 to $15.75 Sheer Hose - 31.00 to 3149 | also Novelties for the home such as Card Sets, Liquor Sets, Cocktail Sets, Manicure Sets, Boudoir Lamps, Compacts and hundreds of other items. GIFTS from the READY-TO-WEAR Department Shipments are reaching this department daily,. . .New Styles are always being added to our large display. House Coats, Dresses, Sweaters, Skirts and Blouses always make acceptable gifts. . .we have a large variety. GIFTS from the HOME DEPARTMENT Bed Spreads, Blankets, Sheet Sets, Pillow Case Sets, Towel Sets, are tops among gift items. We have one of the largest varieties in this department. GET THE HABIT of Shopping at PEARLMAN’S, inc. " Hed LAAbED posiq cet |master. Every item of mail going tary enlistment (the Army and by James Hilton z | Navy were. pretty keen to get ex- Author of LOST HORIZON Perienced post office men), the; _ ,end GOODBYE, MR. CHIPS the work of the big bombers. tity production, and they’ll equal | 3dnddindiniddddidioididotc ta: Incidentally, it's about time|@"Ything at the top of the gero-| STRAND THEATER autical stairs. losses and the hiring of at least “several hundred additional em- Ployes” to make up for increased work to date, and you will have some picture of what the Wash- ington post office has been u against. BOTTLENECKS MANY FANTASTIC STORIES ARE RELATED ABOUT PRESENT WAR By JACK STINNETT AP Features Service Writer WASHINGTON, Nev. 28.—of}Tive for certain local deliveries) | all the fantastic stories told about ; 2nd mail planes are apt to be very | this war, one of the best. is that | late That means that delivery) which concerns. the District of times built up over the last ten! Columbia post office. or 20 years have to be juggled. The name Vincent Burke prob- to fundamentals. But it isn’t.| Unofficially, I can cite an ifMus- ably doesn’t ring a bell in the|tration which applies to Wash- minds of one out of 100,000 per-| ington, but which might well fit sons, but he is the No. 1 city po: most important mail trains from | Bi in or out of the District passes ;™° through hands supervised by | Tives here at 5:30 a. m. Most days Vincent Burke. now it is one to three hours late. Since Pearl Harbor, the mail|That’s just enough to make that | at If this were all, the Washington | ing thousands of dollars to Unit-| mail situation could be reduced |¢4 States War Bond sales. labeled him “Hitler’s Goat.” Then | he placed him on auction at @/ But always in some gray-weaye idding was any city in the land. One of the} Shipped throughout GET ‘HITLER’S GOAT’ a (By Associnted Preas) [a eee « ' walks in | K DI GREAT FALLS, Mont, Nov.|*°™2king not long 28.—People who can't resist get fon pion pamed that "gainst my |ting Hitler’: -| y y ing Hitler’s goat are contribut-} heart een toda |Too long for sharp forgetting The idea originated with a{ Past and done got a goat, named Billy, and|In flesh—but not in mind .. . or Mail trains those scheduled to ar-| 0d committee chairman who! will grow old soul or heart, nd rally. So many people threads of gold inted to get Hitler's goat the | That happiness and hope shall be spirited and the my lot nd sales high! ~ bs #8 Since then the .goat -has been} Each thorn that stings the state. Will be a barb to stir my faith idders buy him and then send anew northern metropolitan-centers ar-| him to the next town to be auc- | That, fallen, I may deel the beat be again. of wings Recently Billy sold fér $50,000/To lift me up beyond the loss of BARBARA GREENE. a Great Falls theater rally. | you reyenue in Washington has in-| important night mail (including | creased 20 per cent a month,|first newspapers from three met- | every month. Pouch mail has in- ropolitan cities) miss the first de- | creased 35 to 40 per cent a month. | liveries. In some scetors of the) Sack mail, which involves that |City, the second delivery is based ing out of the War Department, ;0n maximum weight or there's) . well as mail from local camps {none at all. That means that the to other camps and foreign sta- j first delivery can’t possibly get tions,-has increased 60 per cent a| around until afternoon. month. In addition, there has been an Se ee eee increase monthly of 35 per cent in money orders; plus increases in the sale of war bonds and stamps that haven’s even. been computed. t Add to this the loss of approx- bs imately 250 postal service men: to selective service and volfin-{ WILLIAM HOLDEN in MEET THE STEWARTS cimite ie ‘ss Rbtersed oeeriocerrie rn \1E You'Re Looxwve For | MONROE THEATER | MADELEINE CARROLL and gt ate | BOB HOPE in MY FAVORITE BLONDE | * oT CHAS. ARONOVITZ DEPARTMENT STORE Key West's Largest Store | Make this store your shopping center for Christmas Gifts for each member of the family—Dad, Mother, Sister and Brother. Our stock has been carefully selected from the finest makes at moderate vrices. JUST A FEW SUGGESTIONS, MANY OTHER ITEMS TO SELECT. FROM! For HE. @Chenille House Coats for Children and Ladies @Frilly Negligees @ Quilted Bath Robes @Gown and Negligee Sets @Dance Sets @Satin Panties @Satin Pajamas @Gorgeous Lace Trimmed Gown @Glittering Costume Jewelry @Compacts @ Large assortment of Dresses @ Cocktail and Coffee 3 to 29 Piece Sets @ Embroidered Pillow Cases @Sheet Sets @Embroidered Lunch Sets @Bridge Sets @Hand Blocked Breakfast Cloths @ Banquet Cloths with Napkins @ Hand Woven Dinner Napkins @Tea Napkins @3 Piece Vanity Sets ° @Lace Scarfs @Lace Table Cloths + : For HIM .... @ Bath Robes in Silk, Seersucker, and Terry Cloths!‘ @ House Slippers , @ Hand Initialed Handkerchiefs @Tie Clasps @Travelling Cases re NEW ARRIVALS DAILY... . . im our Ladies Dress, Hat and Shoe Shop—where you get the best at no extra cost. SAVE TO SAVE AMERICA — Buy War Bonds and Stamps ARONOVITZ REMEMBER! Just-23 More Shopping Days "Til Christmas! Glamour Gifts For The Ladies On YOUR List! In Lingerie Lingerie for gifts always comes to mind immediately at Christmas time because there’s scarcely a woman who doesn’t delight in lovely underthings! BLOUSES .... @ Exciting transformations for skirts and jumpers. Long and short sleeves in Solids, Pastels, Prints and Stripes for Dressy or Sport Wear. LOAFER COATS .... @Man-tailored with that carefully casual look you love in these timeless, wearable jackets! SKIRTS .... @ Skirts that make news! Trim below your jackets! Side-pleated front and back, also box pleat styles. Zipper closine. Meltine colors. It’s Smart To SEW and SAVE For Christmas! @Make adress with a future! Conventional Prints thet , lend themselves beautifully to the new draped styles or , equally well to taliored classics. © @CTrown tested washable! Large and small petierms. Also pastel prints for underwear. @ What is so popular for school wear as these washables? In the group we: Printed American Piques. Pin Wales. Plaid and Checked Gingham. Striped Chambray. MILITARY SETS for Army or Navy Men Comb, Brush, Toothbrush and Holder, Tooth Powder and Unbreakabie Mirror SEWING KITS for Army and Navy Men WALLETS in Leather and Plastic for Army and Navy Men IDENTIFICATION TAGS for Army and Navy Men LOCKETS and PINS for All Services SEAMAN’S IDENTIFICATION WALLET for Papers Issued By the U. S. Dept. of Commerce WATCH BANDS for Army Men a @HANDKERCHIEFS @MENS SOX For Service Men‘s MOTHERS . . . . SILK PILLOW COVERS with the emblem of each service @US. ARMY AIR CORPS @US.HAVY @US. AEMY and @OTHER SERVICES Parcel Post Mailing Must Be Made By December 5 To Insure Christmas Delivery! APPELROUTH'’S

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