The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 21, 1943, Page 3

TBURSD A Y, JANU RED CROSS KIT UARY 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN |GOODWILL MISSION WRITES A MYSTERY! CIRCLE ASSEMBLES} (By Assaciated Press) The Goodwill Mi Mission Sicetel JOHANNISBURG, South Af-jmet at the home of Mrs A. D. VOTING COMPULSORY NEW. YORK. — In El Salvador voting is compulsory for men but optional for women. We take this means of extend-| ing our heartfelt thanks to all ‘who were so kind to us during) ‘the illness and after the death of | BALLPLAYERS ARE HERE FOR VISIT Geraldo Bazo, known to his many friends here as “Talo”, for- HANDLESS VETERAN BEING FURNISHED FOR SERV- | ICE MEN EMBARKING FOR OVERSEAS DUTY QUESTIONS Send Home-Front Queties to Regional OEM Information Office Im Care of This Paper (Contributed) | Q—WMy neighber doesn’t use cof- Do you know where one dollar/fee. Can he legally get his ra- will go further in purchasing tion and sell it to someone else? power today than anything else} -A—No. ou © buy? CGE IT a ee Q—My wife and I are de No? Well, in filling a Red | pendent on our son who isin the Cross Kit Bag for service men!Army. He just got married. Can embarking for- overseas duty is|his wife claim his full allotment the answer. It is the American|and ross us only what aig want blic’: ss A.—Your ‘son can make an al- ~ cae eee woo) ,jotment to you folks in addition fight for us on roreign soil. ‘to hers. These bags are made by vol- unteer workers here at the Red will, Q.—Can I house for fe a electricity? A.—You need a WPB priority Kiis Protect Soldiers leo buy copper wire now. Ask an Against Snakebites electrical dealer about this. Q—How much p ay does warrant officer get? A—That depends partly on long he’s been in service. In general, he makes about the same as a 2nd lieutenant. wire my ee a (By Associated Press) TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., Jan 21.—An unusual contribution to how the war effort is being made by Paul Saunders, 30-year-old secre- tary of the Chamber of Com- merce here. He is new filling Army Med- ical Corps orders for safety kits for proteétion of soldiers against boat, snakebite in reptile infe areas. Each kit, a hollow, Proof. plastic cylinder, contains the following: A handy tourni- quet to be placed above the point of the bite to shut off the flow of blood toward the heart; a small knife to make incisions around the wound, allowing it to bleed freely; a novel pump with which to draw off the blood in- fected by the rattler’s bite; three types of pump openings to apply x to different parts of the body,, and ses to the Army later? depenling on the location of the 4. you about | tits under the ae ao emmonis Cadence aS 4 Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act stimulan’ Oo counterac’ ie ner full informa- vous shock; two iodine swabs to disinfect the wound, and_ two boric bandages to be applied to cuts after blood iszdrawn from the infected area. Q.—Can I send a fruit cake to a soldier overseas? A—You’ve just missed the ma’am. Paekages can no ested jonger be sent overseas ‘' unless requested by a_ soldier’s: .com- moisture’ manding officer. Q—Will they stop the de- pendency allotment of a soaldier’s wife if she buys war bonds with the money. A—No, ma’am. Q—We are thinking of buying a home. What would happen about the payments if my hus- if you furnish it tion. Q—I married a soldier in Oc- tober. Am I entitled to an allot- ment before our marriage? ————“““<“=msss A —No, sister. You are eligible Cross Production Rooms in the ‘for nothing until the first of the Woman's Clubhouse on Duval|month after the one you mar- street. They are made of me- Tied in. terial supplied by the National ibe ET 9 Headquarters and are filled with, @-—Wilk my husband get an articles purchased by donations henorable discharge from the from clubs and individuals in|army when he reaches his 45th the city. birthday? i Mrs. Dan Navarro has A.—Not because of his age. $165 to date and wants 5 gaa i times that amount. The dollars; Q—Can I buy an electric re- you donate will buy all of the /frigerator now? raised | three | rica, Jan. 21.—This is the story of a man of courage who, wrecked | physically by the war, refused te; remain a helpless cripple. Ronald Vincent, 21, was a gun- ner with the British army in the Western Desert. One day an Ital- ian hand grenade exploded near- by. Vincent lost both arms:and his sight. Discharged from the hospital; Vincent, equipped with ' artificial arms, enrolled in a Capetown training school. A South African! firm devised a typewriter with a keyboard of perforated metal. With small wooden pegs attach- ed to his artificial wrists, Vineent, after memorizing the keyboard, punched out the letters by insert- ing the pegs in the proper holes. After many tedious weeks of FOR pang MOTORS, SCOOTERS, Mer- cury Convertible Coupe, Trail-: ers. (Skating: Rink. jan3-tf/ FOR SALE—1%0 Indian Motor- cycle; Excelent tires. Apply L.! H. Starling, Jefferson Hotel. dec29-tf FOR SALE—New 3-bedroom house. Furnished. $6,500 cash. 2733 Staples Ave., Lime Grove. Phone 615-W. jant9-6tx SPECIAL DE LUXE 1941 PLY- MOUTH. Excellent condition. 915 Angela. jan21-3tx HELP WANTED WAITRESSES AWNTED. Side- walk Cafe, Duval and Fleming. | jan4-tf WANTED, $1.00 a hundred. White Star Cleaners, 701% Duval St. jant-tf First Presbyterian bs: Phone 691-W. janI8-6tx COUNCIL ] WANTED—Good used piano for; Chureh. | cea on Von Phister street on Tuesday afternoon. Sixteen women answered the roll cali with Bible verses, | After a period of devotion, a short business meeting was held. A portion of the study. book, “Stand By For China”, was read by Mrs. K. N. Dahle. The meeting closed with the :Mizpah Benediction recited in funison. The hostess served delicious refreshments and a social time followed. excellent typist. | detective thriller —a story o spies at work in Brazil. Now he i en route to England for further study. LOST — Monday night, small black and white spotted dog. No collar. , Please call 105-R. | jan20-3tx |POCKETBOOK, containing Ra- | tion Book, Social Security : Card, Draft Card, Special Po- lice Badge and one silver dol- lar. Reward if returned to 1100 Packer Street, or 1207 Grinnell Street. jan20-3tx LOST—Blaek Wallet on Duval Street or bus to White St. Sum of money. Please return to 310 Peacon Lane. Reward. jan20-2tx FOUND [FOUND — Pair eyeglasses, in { green case; found on _ beach. Owmer cai ’ have same by iden- tifying them and paying for this ad. _—————— j;COTTAGE, APARTMENTS and | ROOMS, completely furnished. Lights and fresh water free. | Stoek Island, next to Horse ‘ and Cow. jan23-3tx FOR RENT—ROOM. ton St. REAL ESTATE | 1220 New- jan2t-1tx . |FOR THE DEDUCTION OF THE} “\FROM ALL EMPLOYEES OF study and praetiee he became pall He has just finished his first) jan20-3txj ORDINANCE NO. 429 SERIES | ‘AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY! OF KEY WEST PROVIDING VICTORY TAX BY THE CLERK} OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST SAID CITY: PROVIDING FOR; THE ACCUMULATION, DEPOS- IT AND PAYMENT OF FUNDS, PROVIDING FOR A REPORT OF TAX WITHHELD AND DE- CLARING THIS ORDINANCE; |IO BE AN EMERGENCY MEAS- URE NECESSARY FOR THE PRESERVATION OF THE PUB- j|LIC_PEACE, HEALTH AND 1 Passed by City Council on first Passed by City Council on sec-! ond reading this 19th day of Jan-| uary, A.D. 1943. > Passed by City Council on third reading this 19th day of |January, 1943. WILLIAM A. FREEMAN, | President, City Council. Attest: JOE JOHNSON, City Clerk. Approved January 20th, 1943. | WILLARD M. ALBURY, jan21.It Mayor. |merly a baseball player with the jKey West Pirates but now in the |KEY WEST BEDDING CO. |815 Front Street armed forces, arrived in the city for a few days’ stay with his; family. Mr, Bazo is a corporal. Private First Class Henry Og- dep, another diamond player, has atrivéd here’‘on’ furlough to visit his family at 1210 Duval street... Still ‘aihing | of Key West is Private: Maiuel'» ‘Lopez, better kmown as “Ita”; Lopez is a for- mer member of the Trojan base- ball club. He is stationed at Camp Gruber, Oklahoma. He sends his regards to his many |friends here. VV vere vere Phone 66° The Southernmost Mattress Factory in the United States @ MATTRESSES RENOVATE. @ FURNITURE UPHOLSTERE: 2222242442244820444 wv VVvvwewvvvvwwwee THY tr TORBAY... the Favorite in Key West STAR * CUBAN COFFEE ON SALE'at ALL GROCERS AALAND 4A44aSE BA Letitia Sweeting. We heartily! thank both white and colored for assuring them that their consid- | erations will always be remem- bered. Dad—Sonnay, they capt, tell me | anything about the Kégrors of; war. In the Battle of Verdun myi head was grazed by a German} bullet. | Sonny—There ain't much to}! graze on there now, is there, Dad? | You'll Get The Most for Your Money at MAXWELL’S ...and You'll Get A Large Selection! Beautiful Settee and Two Chairs to Match. Upholstered in newest Stripe Tropical Textiles. Reversible Cushions. Truly An Outstanding Value. At Only DINING ROOM SUITE] BEDROOM SUITE Eight Pieces, ONLY Three Beautiful Pieces. Finished oer eased mee — 3 Piece Living Room Suites ¢ Solid Wood Frame Construction. 9G 6-Pc. OAK DINETTE LEATHER COATS TAN and BLACK $12.50 $15.00 SWEATERS LONG SLEEVES Button and Zipper Style $4.95 to $12.50 Sleeveless SWEATERS $2.95 to $5.00 Our Spacious NAVY ..2 ARMY DEPARTMEN Officers’ and CPO’s “BLUES. ————_—— following articles for each bag:! A.—If you don’t own one, you FURNISHED ROOM or APART- {Business or Residential Lots all in Walnut and rose Rieiry Small soap box and soap; Deck of playing cards; Package of cigarettes or smoking tobacco and cigarette | papers; ‘may buy a mechanical refrigera- tor at a stere by signing a statement that you need one. Q—I haven’t quite enough |farm units to keep me out of the Shoe polishing cloth; Small pencil with available; Package of envelopes and pa- Per; | Package of chewing gum; Pair of tan shoelackes, 40”; | Waterproof match box, if } available; Package of double-edge ra- | zor blades; Small book (pocket size), de- tective, humorous, ete.; Greeting card; Wash cloth; if ‘army. Can I buy them and be {classified as an essential food producer? A—yYour draft board will de- cide that, mister. cap, Q—Are colored people who ‘can’t read being drafted? A—A few illiterates — both white and colored—are now be- ing inducted after they pass cer- |tain visual classification tests. Q.—How do I go about selling Face towel; a wecenie to the Army? Handkerchief. | A—Ask any typewriter dealer, You will feel that your money friend. He'll tell you. has been well spent in this use- ma ful gift that is given ‘every sol-'the war effort to Purchase some dier and Marine who embarks of these bags. for overseas duty. Send Soe donations to Red} Your boy or girl will. want to Cross Headquarters here or'give donate, too, and it will give them to Mrs. Dan Navarro, 424 them a real feeling of sharing in Elizabeth st. We INVITE YOU io SEE the Lovely New Things We Now ‘Have In Our Exclusive Showing! Big Selection of NEW “SHEER pm <3 (ae SHEL RRS ARRIGO RS OE RE New Shipment of TABU Cologne and Perfumes GOWNS & MILLEINERY MRS. MAURICE WEINTRAUB. Manager 614 Duval Street Key West, Fle. MENT, centrally lecated, for! officer and wife. 1015 Fleming ings. jeni9-3tx WANTED—A chance to bid on; ARTMAN PRESS. jly9-tf |WANTED—Stud Service for a Chihuahua female dog. Toy H Manchester acceptable. Inquire | Tommie’s Skating Rink. janl9-3tx BEAUTY OPERATOR. Salary and commission. Carolyn Beau- ty Salon, 919 Fleming Street. t jani9-5t ROD and , REEL. State price Must be reasonable. Box BR care of Citizen. jan21-2tx t ‘ANTED—Capdble white or colored girl, for part-time gen- eral housework. 50c an hour. 408 United Street. Street, phone 9118. Call morn- | your next printing order. THE! jan21-3tx} f yee on ea ‘Terms i |. OTTO KIRCHHEINER Realtor |Phanes 124 and 736-R 505 Duval jan8-tf | PROFESSIONAL \ e LOUIS A. HARRIS Attorney-at-Law Duval St. Phone 252 dec20-tf jaz } DR. AARON H. SHIFRIN GENERAL PRACTICE Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery 925 Whitehead—Opp. Lighthouse PHONE 612-W wevvwrwwve FLOPEZ Faneral Service ; > PF i § Licensed Funeral Directors and Enbalmers 24-Hour Ambulance Service } PHONE 135. MIGHT €96 et a en te tn te CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KEY WEST as at the close of busimess December 31, 1942 $ 299,399.03 198.25 24,971.89 14,679.00 6,000.00 1,011.05 126.24 4,354,882.95 $4,701,268.41 #t I § Large heed and Buffet. Limed Oak. A Beautiful Suite! OCCASIONAL CHAIRS ‘Q”* tion. The Very Thing You've Been Wanting! A Large Selection of Very Vine Chairs. in Beautiful Fabrics. Full Spring Seat Construc- 123" ‘Or consisting of a Large Chest. Dresser and hee !t Buy! mk Real] s A Nice Variety Mohawk Rugs. ous Colors and Pat- tered Chairs +n Bed.] and Buffet. Solid Wood Con- truction. In a Wheat Finish. Get Yours NOW! 9x12 AXMINSTER RUGS of Fine in Vari- *99”° terns. One of Our Real Outstanding Bargains! FOLDING COTS |CARPET SWEEPER| PORCELAIN TOP CANVASS $3°° BLANKETS on SMOKING STANDS 3175 BATHTUB MATS aussen)® | 00 THE SINGLE .... $1.4: DOUBLE . $2.45 - MAGAZINE RACKS °° ‘6 . $1.45 PILLOWS 12 > Sas eS MOMrIs" -119700 io 1 BED PADS WASTEPAPER BASKETS 35° BATH MATS 65¢ These are but a few of the Hundreds of Items at Special Savings .... In fact, Everything at MAXWELL’S IS A BUY! RESTAURANT EQUIPM ENT AND SUPPLIES. TABLES 6” SINGLE “. $1.45 pin gig - $1.35 . $2.75 MAXWEL COMPANY, Incorporated 901 Fleming Street, Corner Margaret Street PHONE 682 KEY WEST, FLA. Officers’ Chiefs’ a as Officers’ Chiefs’ adn al Mas Officers’ and Chiefs’ OVERCOATS BOSTONIAN FINE SHOES Along with Johnston and Murphy Prices $16.08 to $14.50 DOBBS’ HATS FINE LUGGAGE