The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 9, 1943, Page 4

PAGE FOUR ‘ mee THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SATURDAY, JANUARY 9, 1943 _ TUDYING RUBBER |°4?TAIN SHULKCUM | EXTEND TIME FOR _|RAY DEMERITT |ANNOUNCE CHANGE IN |ENJOYMENT FOUND GIVEN DUTY HERE| PAINTING OF CAR | —— AVIATION CADET} FISHING REGULATIONS) AT TROPICAL PARK/7 FHIOTEL LEAMINGTON ase Y SOURCE IN BRAZIL Captain Edward Shulkcum of LIGHTS TO MONDA | {Special te The Citizea) The following change of regu-| Key West now enjoys a new N. E. lst Street at Biscayne Boulevard ° Blacksburg, Va.,+ has recently|, A. L. Murray, chairman of the} MAXWELL FIELD, Ala., Jan.|lations governing fishing in the|recreation center, known as the Overlooking is NI been assigned to the Harbor De-|Monroe County Defense Council, /9—Ray Edward Demeritt, son of/Seventh Naval District has been|Firemen’s Tropical Park, locate Sapioent Peck and Missges Boy NEEDS OF UNITED STATES] fenses of Key West as a battery| stated today that all drivers of au-| Mr. and Mrs. B, W. Demeritt, of|i8sued from the office of the|at 517 Duval street, Opposite Union Bus Station are pane our # Ye hi iati es y the Key West Fire Depart- IN NEW FIELDS Captain Shulkcum has been} caught driving’ at night without | © jee i enrolled as an aviation! “From January 8 to April 1,/ment. In is managed by Mrs. One Block from Shopping District and Amusements active in military affairs since|having their headlights painted /C@det in the Army Air Forces|1943, boats fishing south and|Pearl Barfield, under the leader- c his student days at Virginia| from the top down to an inch be-|Pre-Flight School for Pilots -at|@ast of Rebecca-Shoals may an-|ship of Rogelio Gomez, to whom a 2 as aoe. (By Asnociated Press) Polytechnic Institute when he| low the bulb in the light. Maxwell Field, located on the|Chor before dark in Safety Har-|much credit is due for opening ‘Simons. Manager RIO DE JANEIRO, Jan, 9.—|Was commissioned a second lieu-| Mr. Murray added that, as a/ outskirts “ef, Montgomery, the bor, Marquesas Keys, and remain|this, a permanent Amusement Need of the United States for|tenant ih the Reserve | Officers | convenience to drivers who have) .. it) 4° Ajab ci Ae hea <lte day’ following] Park in Key West. rubber has led to research in the Treuning) ates, ae ine vet complet wie ore | rd! the ar: ra} ing. Slates West penens Tropical Park is a|— ao a ——- ield of an elastic. producing -P.I. he was an instructor |and who' do not wish to do their! thes . eek € f b where one may find whole-| see plant growing wild ‘and hitherto|in the R.O.T.C. and he attended| own painting, the council has ar- Poe gered percadiee wil Seaport a take the some" amusement, a it caters ta @ps “The Store Of Quilit) ae. virtually tintouched in Brazil—]six summer camps from 1929 to| ranged to have headlights paint-| oq onie iridfitg Giedsatory nd fea PM) rfis ae | ladies, children and men in the 9 the mangabeira. 1937. Late in 1941 he was called | ed tomorrow till 5 o’cleok in Coe peeintne their actydl flight /in- at ry rr, - eas service, as well as all civilians. PEARLMAN Ss pikes cok ae penis Moultrie, S. C., and Fort Mon-| He stated that the .council is pena fying schools. in the | quesas Keys, during hours of|assures the public that at sal The Largest, Exclusive LADIES’, MISSES’ and emphasizes Ladario de Carvalho, et Va. Pea chara oo not inclined ta as any, Grette ling Center ‘orces Southeast bia jose see Cee hae move|der will be maintained. CHILDREN’S STORE in Key West chief of the rubber s ice in th e son of I. J. julkcum, action against drivers, bu' a’ e . | durit a Hl National Teshinslocical: sap ate Tazewell Avenue, Roanoke, Va.,|order to paint headlights will be! ,/ Cadet Demeritt was graduated | Pa : : : : Or : eae from Key West High School. He; Bane} hulk was associat-| strictly enforced. H ted out oleae S52 ‘ST but its properties make the man-|Captain Shulkcum | senletlycenr ates Cee en ty |Was employed by the Railway CHESTER THOMPSON ANNOUNCEMENT ... First Showing . . . gabeira product useful in manu-]€d for six years prior to his ac-|that publicity has been given to 2 : : facture of many articles, where|{tive military duties with the drivers during this week and ac- | Express Company prior to his) IS MUCH IMPROVED et. : je |OUNTEVYTV LUPO PRET THTONDET YP AMORNE® °° HHA TON ONET POTTY WASHABLE “PAT PERKINS” rubber or rubber substitutes now| Virginia, Agricultural Bara commodations for painting lights | ! A : eS are used. ment Station, Agronomy De-| have been extended till 5 o’clock| Telegraphic advices were re- | oO The mangabeira, a plant rang-| Partmertt, at V.P4. he holds a;Monday afternoon. Lens will be BIG DANCE TONIGHT _ [ceived today from Miami stating H. E. CANFIELD, M. D. n i s F : aster of science degree in ag-| painted fre rge. /Thompson. of Mar- | Specialist in Diseases of tne EYES. | BREA OMe pte 12 tect: inihelght Deal eagineetince painted free chehaee AT BOULEVARD CLUB ses oa Se ee tlioe a ten: dayt | HARE: NOEE aed THROAT | _ Thirty dozen of the season's smartest DRESSES—Juniors. veiled ay i abunuanc= Early last year Captain Shulk- Baeiaae ago for. ‘treatment in a hospital in Misses, Small Women’s and Large Women’s Dresses, including the states of Piaui, Goiaz, Bahia, : RUSSIANS MAKING | someone sai ' (ago: ter treater an 8. Will See Patients Each Evening || 2-Piece Suits. Minas Gerias and Sao Paulo. Its{cu™ completed the battery offi- glomisieatiel leieeca ne said Raul’s Club was} that city is getting along very SiR a. location is far more strategic|©¢?S course at Fort Monroe, Va. (Continued from Page One) Gee on dhe phn Siete’ ae nicely, at this time. A at Dr, Galey's Office. ___ Truly one of the finest collections of COTTON FROCKS than real Brazilian rubber, from x - | miles closer to the important Ger- | isso) first hand haa — i Bnd cas eats eee tece Eaton Street is now available here at the popular price of .. . a standpoiuit of harvest and ship-| FUN AND DANCING poe bases at Haeian. leenaphnanlshadaeinacas: toe is ‘ailments, .having Ar HOURS ———— 7:00 to 8:00 | ment, for the mangabeira grows AT SLOPPY JOE’S | “Closed! I heard a t! given a blood transfusion, and ats) $ 50 $ 95 $ 95 within easy distances of railroads The Russian command did not} wo jike a lot of then alae pase oe o pun ents OF uuu Tai eS ear g — ere a ee road to,complete z ‘a feeeenius, rasan ah ae And here we go to Sloppy| comment on the news from/find it a little tough to get help ite ce eae a F SIZES 9 to 15 — 12 to 20 — 38 to - in. th iG talk |—that is, good help—but We be ets a valley, Joe’s Bar for a good, big time | gtockhol hat both |, Lae Other Cotton FROC 3 Miecbiacieiian rabber ahewe tonight Ueehere aoe amomery Stockholm, but declared that both /jieve we have solved that prob-| jo EICTION - NON-FICTION | KS . . . $2.50 to $2.98 high resistance to traction, while}Band will entertain us, you and |Selz and Rostov will fall shortly ee ee sats tan PRA TECHNICAL BOOKS ‘ 7 & a i Oo sai 5 é the mangabeira extract is more|me, and we are. in for a lot of into Russien hands. readers of ‘The Citizen there vis, OPen 8:00 AM. to 7 P.M. HOW T0 CLEAN Shoes Shoes elastic but less resistant, accord-| fun and dancing. ; tho. Test To you who have not been! In all the villages captured, /@ big dance scheduled for to- * to-; ing to Carvalho. Tests showed an ight”. Al B d hi | ‘ret ing For AS ALWAYS WE CARRY ONE OF THE LARGEST avera f 12 per cent resin and}down to Sloppy Joe’s, you RS nd arsosa and his or-|§ F YOU'RE Look H Heese en aie Caching which haven’t seen Key West doing its| the communique stated the Ger cia will be there to entertain | pt ie an wo emer is regarded as favorable. istuff on Saturday night. So take} mans fled so rapidly. with the the customers with a fine brand PRICE RANGES. : .|a tip from your newsboy and go} ¥ aie = |of dance music. ea * . | meta eRe there and have a lot of real fin. | see eoD of the “suicide squads | It is suggested a. reservation ) 1. Wipe burners with { Come In and Let U: Fit Yo sea Of course, take your best girl|they left behind them “large |be made by calling Raul on the} S d loth after | ae <A with you--she will also enjoy | ox a telephone to assure your party a| SEE PAUL MiTH amp Cc a i WOMEN’S SHOES $2.45 $5.00 GOVERNMENT this night spot and have her) Tantities of booty.” the com- table close to the dance floor. | 334 Simonton ST. every meal. ss es ee -49 to 32. DONS SKIRTS) share of the fun. imunique concluded. There is no cover or minimum} CHILDREN’S SANDALS . . 1.59 to 1.95 Aa ah eet ra mali face veo. +. Charmeiay Henle, : LARGE CHILDREN’S SANDALS 2.20 to 2.95 | = - : 2. Use mild cleaner only |} ‘ (By Associated Press) LAKE WORTH, Fla. Jan, 9.— | on enamel, alum-|] New Arrivals— The manpower " shortage _ isn’t ! jave To Save America, Buy More War Bonds and Stamps i i reece aeceaee|| CHAS. 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