The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 15, 1942, Page 3

TRAINS. HER SEX FOR WARTIME. JOB. Answers to: YOUR WAR QUESTIONS of DECEMBER 15, 1932. KEY. WEST IN DAYS GONE BY | FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN} THE KEY WEST CITIZEN: Cobb yesterday afternodn and is} a guest of his cousin, Dr. N. C.} | for promotion to second Pintado. tenant. William R. Porter. vice presi- |dent of the Overseas Bridge Cor-| poration, gave out this statement |today regarding the application jthat has been made to the Re-| were issued last week, SHE HEADS FIRST WARTIME: Send-Home-Front Queries to | construction Finance Corporation tion held last night in the armory ! lieu- Harry Baker, building inspec- tor; reported today that three per- | mits for buildings in Key West/Sion is to spend less than you! ! Times-Union. But if one is out of COMMITTEE OF AMERICAN! | WOMEN WHICH SETTLES | IMPORTANT ISSUES By ADELAIDE KERR Wide World Features Writer MARGARET HICKEY holds. a bigshot war job no other woman has ever held before. As chairman of the new wom- an’s policy committee of the! War Manpower Commission, she | heads the first wartime commit- tee of American women which! settles important policy. So she is my nomination for |0ard, just as you applied when , | country. the Woman of the Month. Miss Hickey, dark-eyed, silver| haired and smooth-skinned as a girl—is a good-looking Missouri | canning for the boarders I take| confer with. Henry lawyer who founded and heads a St. Louis training school for! business women. She and her committee of 11 other women leaders of labor! and industry have one of toughest jobs in the war effort. They will help recruit 5,000,000! more women for war production by the end of 1943, and cooper-|plain your situation to the Coun-|to New York. He'll help you get, ate with the War Manpower Commission to. obtain ‘the most effective utilization -of women power. The training, placement and 8rading of women factory work- ers, the conditiorls under which they work and the maintenance will be among their problems One of their greatest concerns | will be the older woman. “She shouldn’t be pushed out by age prejudice just as she ap- proaches her years of greatest usefulness with experience and} maturity of viewpoint to her) credit”, Miss Hickey said recent- | ly in New York. “If a woman is able and can aualify, let her work.” Miss Hickey is one of women who will always known as “a swell person’— quick-witted, friendly and Pos- | sessed of a million dollar smile. | | In private life she is Mrs. Joseph | Strubinger, wife of a St. lawyer. She really headed toward her present war job during the first those | be World War. She took a: wartime |to another. and devoted her| typist's job spare time to speeches pushing. Liberty Bond sales. By the time she had reached an. office manager's job in °23 | she had become so impressed | with the problems women met in business that she dropped her office work and began to law with the idea of helping her sex all she could: She was! praduated from Kansas City University Law School and ad- mitted to the Missouri bar in ’28. The community spirit she had | acquired during those Liberty Bond speeches never died. When the depression jolted thousands | of women out of jobs she was up to her neck in efforts to help them. “Back in the 20’s I had felt that most business women were like vocational’ butterflies,” she said. “They would not invest time and energy in training and experiggte: When the . depres- sion “T' found’ the ~-butter- flies of the 20’s with singed wings. ih “Th@esatass of! wornen Had lost their jobs because of faulty trainingiand: faulty job outlook. They needed training in. eco- nomics and. social problems as well as training im skills. So I founded: the training school for secretaries.” She says: “Women won't lose their femininity because of the work they are doing in war: But. they will lose some: of their glitter and gloss. In’ their Louis | this | + Regional-OEM Information Office In Care of This Paper son needs an operation. Can jthey make him submit to one against his wishes? | A:—A soldier must obey or- | ders, ma’am. | be operated on when it’s neces- sary to his own. welfare, the jarmy might not insist, but it |could court martial him. Q.—Are farmers allowed to | buy hip-boots? A—Anyone who needs them); |may apply at the local rationing jyou needed sugar. Q.—Am I allowed sugar for} in? A—No. Only for yourself and} your own family. farmer Q—I'm a and have the not been allowed enough gas to/| sailed from Key West this morn- | run truck. Should I sell out? A—No, fellow, hang on. my Ex-| ty Agent. the gas. Q—Is the Army buying used autos? + A.—Not at present. Q—Can the Army make | drafted? A—The Army has nothing | whatsoever to: do with a man before he gets in the Army. Q.—Can my husband cut me off without’ an allotment for meanness? A-—Calm down, sister. If he’s below the rank of staff sergeant, he can’t stop your allotment. Q.—How much does a man jhave to make to come under ie new income tax law? A.—If single, $500; if married, you'll have to pay in case you! ‘and your wife together make $1200 or more. Q.—I hear that coffee can’t be sent asa present from one state }, Is that true? A.—Rationing rules don’t per- |mit it. Todav’s Rirthdave Rear Admiral Leigh Noyes,; study ‘horn St. Johnsbury, Vt., 57 years WwoopRoOw Ww. ME | ago. | las of Cincinnati, Catholic pre- late, born in Ireland, 65. years ago. Dr. Stephen S. Visher of In- diana University, noted geograph- er, born Chicago, 55 years ago. Francis J> Gavin, president of the Great Northern R. R., born in Canada, 61 years ago. New) born Maxwell Anderson of York, playwright-author, Atlastic, Pa. 54 years ago. Q+The army doctors say my! If he refuses to! |Plant and his party will fish for ajand landed to have repairs made. of health and safety standards|man buy new teeth before he’s| just | Archbishop John T. MeNicho- | Carl Bervaldi, at a meeting of} the County Commissioners last night, resigned’ as chairman, the) resignation to take effect on De- cember 31.. Norberg Thompson; | was named to succeed Mr. | Edward A. Strunk made the | | chief address today at the lunch- | eon of the Key West Rotary Club. ! The proposed Bverglades Na- | tional Park was the subject of his talk. He considered the matter. from its inception several years ago, and declared that the park | will make one of the greatest as- sets of natural objects in this | | Attorney J. Lancelot’ Lester | left this morning for Miami to H.. Taylor! about the proposed bridges for the Overseas Highway. The yacht Mascotte, owner. Henry B. Plant, with its/ aboard, ing for; Dry Tortugas, where Mr. several days. before procdeding Armando Alfonso, local aviator, made a. forced landing. yesterday | afternoon ‘on: the athletie field. in the Navy Yard. He was flying | over the Naval Station when he | discovered a fault in his motors Captain Joe Johnson took out a party, consisting of county Clerk | Ross Sawyer, Sneriff Cleveland | Niles, Merville Rosam and Ben- | |jamin Sawyer, to the Mascotte Shoals and returned a few hours afterward with a catch of 1,000 pounds of various kinds of fish. Dr. Juan R. Pintado, who was a Ke prisoner in Cuba for 16 ‘months, arrived on the Governor LEGALS Ca J orida. RICHARD L. ts IGHT. nov17-24; decl-8-15,1942 IN THE CIRCUIT € ELEVENTH: JU! or AND FOR MONRO! CHANCERY. THR STAT Case N ‘PHYLLIS M. MEND! ndenhall, 144 Street, Warren, You are hereby required to ap- pear to the bill of complaint in the above styled cause, for Divorce, on| will der to be published on: ecutive weeks in The Key aper published Di Nov & rd this: 2% 942. Ross C Sawyer of Monroe 3rd day of of Cireuit Court County, Florida. Ry (S@.) Kathleen Nottage, Deputy Clerk. LOUIS A. HARRIS, | Scticitor for Compi no t. deel -8-15,1942 4 place will come some old-fashion- | ed qualities—kindliness, friendli- | ness, usefulness: and) the kind of'| charm that. is. not dislodged! by a smudge of grease or a broken | fingernail.” OLD REQUIREMENT. LONDON—In the daysof Queen - Elizabeth Englishmen were re- | auited bv law to eat fish 15 days” of th J. F. 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GM, of usual designs. , ae | will accomplish what Svutetububeen eee Dae oud: for the construction of the pro- | Posed Overseas bridges: “I am just as optimistic today as I was weeks ago, and I am satisfied we we ‘have been’ striving for during the past | home-y few months.” Miss Anna Gandolfo and Miss Ada -Milligan who had been visiting, bare and. friends» in Miami for t t:week; returned | | Sa Aquilino “tcc; Jr:, who is in Corporal William P. Roberts! : his‘senior’year as’a° law student ji in | Successfully passed an ecxamiaa-! ; the: University of Florida, arrived yesterday to spend. the holidays | with his parents. ip THE SWAP - RIDE CLUB Officially Sponsored by Momree Defense Council I hereby pledge co-operation in the pa’ Club” plan to help make my car last longer. 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