The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 13, 1943, Page 4

TAGE FOUR LUCKY NAZIS AP Features EAIRO Feb. 11—“The clean-| est, ' best-organized and most comfertable of prisoners of war camps are those occupied by Ger- | man ahd Italian prisoners in the Mid-East.” is the observation of ick F. Driftmier of Shen- andoah, Ia., International YMCA set¢retary for prisoners of war and the only American working with captured enemy soldiers in thé’ "Mid-Eastern area. “They are so good that the} prisoners are dumbfounded when they first Come in,” the tall, youthful social service worker reported, just before he left for the United States on sick leave. “Imagine, first, a collection of tents spread over an area as big; as a city. Look for barbed wire fences surrounding them. Then picture everything else as you would find it in any model army camp in America. “Look for hospitals, community kitchens, bakerie laundr canteens, schools, chapels, barber shops, shoe repair shops, watchmakers and so forth down the list. There'll be land- scaping, too, and sculpturing, and flower and vegetable gardens flourishing in dirt carried in by hand. “But above all, look for a big postoffice—big enough to handle thousands of parcels a week.” All cf these things can be! found in the British prison! 1 libraries, FOR SALE H camps, Driftmier said, notwith- standing th22 they serve prin- cipally as transient centers where men are imprisoned only for a few months pending movement) to South Africa, Canada, Aus- tralia and elsewhere. He said tne postoffices “particularly important”. “Since only German officers and em- ployed prisoners receive money, because of a_ reciprocal agree- ment, they must get all of their ‘extras’—tobacco, chocolate and so forth—in parcels from home cleared through — neutral tries. The Italians:-have aniiar- rangement under which their men are paid, and.can buy every- thing they need in the camp can- teens. “Of course thcse who work get extra money—and the pris- oners will fight for the privilege of working. The jobs cover everything from street cleaning to running a newspaper, and they even have been allowed to build their own camp. This hap- pened when the British were capturing more men than they had camps for. So they simply turned the wire and tools over to the prisoners and told them to build a prison around them- selves. ‘or the most part, these men are given jobs comparable to} those they held before the war. In one camp, an Italian Davis Cup’ tennis player is going to veach tennis. In another, a cham- pion ‘weight lifter is running a igymnastit: contest.” were Classified . Column — HELP WANTED *MOTOR SCOOTERS, Mercury Convertible Coupe, Trailers. Skating Rink. jan25-tf! FOR SALE—Twelve white por- celain Counter Stools. Price, $18.00. Apply Manager Jeffer-| son Hotel. Eee MARKERS WANTED in Laun- dry, 50c per hour. Apply at Building 131, Navy Yard. feb4-tf WAITRESS WANTED. _ Side- walk Cafe, Duval and Fleming. jan4-tf FOR SALE—One pair Fairbanks- ! Platform Scales. All metal.! Capacity, 250 lbs. $20.00. Man-; ager Jefferson Hotel. feb3-tf WANTED — Fountain Counter Girls and Waitresses. Gocd salary. Southernmost City: Pharmacy. jan1-tf FOR SALE—1935 Ford. This car} WHITE GIRL, WOMAN, live in, has 5 good 600x16 tires. Excel-}| lent mechanical condition. Price | $95.00. Apply Manager Jeffer-; son Hotel. feb3-tf | FOR SALE—50x20 tent, com-} plete with side poles. This tent| has never been used. Half} ice. Apply Manager, Jeffer-! gon Hotel. febs-tt| FOR SALE—One two-ton chain} hoist. $35.00. Apply, Manager, | Jefferson Hotel. feb3-tf | FOR SALE—Smith Type D Port-| aple Automatic Acteylene Gen- | erator, complete 50-ft. hose | cutting and welding torch. Slightly used. Priced to sell. | Apply Manager, Jefferson Ho- tel. feb3-tf£ FOR SALE—1936 Packard 4-door | Sedan, 5 700x16 tires. Very god. This car worth twice asking price. $125.00. Apply Manager, Jefferson Hotel. | feb3-tf | FOR SALE—Fully Equipped Trailer, sleeps 3, reasonable pyice. Apply 418 Bahama St. | ‘ feb8-6tx | UNFINISHED TRAILER, suit-| able to live in, with minor re-| pRirs. Cheap. Can sleep, two adults, one child, 918 Fleming street, feb11-3ts | } TE€HNICAL BOOKS — New Shipment weekly) A» look": at{ owr Technical Shelf may save you dimes of: postage - and; weeks of waiting. PAUL SMITH, bookseller, 334 Simon- ten St at Eaton St. feb13tomar27 —-—- + FOR SALE—Furnished House} and Lot, Angela and Francis Sts. Also R. S. Howard Play- er Piano, Victrola and Safe.| See Hollon R. Bervaldi or Samuel Lunn, executors W. H Roberts Estate, before Febru- ary 22 1943. JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTOR, | nd about $30' LIBERAL REWARD for return 4% horsepower extra parts for H. Pinder, 75.00. James 1217 Petronia St. feb13-6tx AN 1l-Tybe, Table Model j DIO. $35.00; one 24-inch Punch Bgwl with Stand $20.00. Can bd seen at 928 Pauline Lane ~ féb13-3tx | OFFICE SPACE or STORE| Johnson. 419 Duval Street. | feb6-tt | FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished Double Room,- for men only. 1311} Grinnell. febl1-3t REAL ESTATE Business or Residential Lots all} parts of the Island; Terms J. OTTO KIRCHHEINER | Realtor ' Phones 124 and 736-R 505 Duval jan8-ti' feb13-17-20 Refer- Phone cook, nurse, one child. ences. $40 monthly. 150-R after 5:30 p. m. feb8-6tx WANTED | COAT HANGERS WANTED, $1.00 a hundred. White Star Cleaners, 701% Duval St. | jan1-tf THE KEY WEST CITIZEN After harvesting beans, follow with Mgee—3 3 rows Purple Top 5 Ns KENTUCKY ‘WONDER: Ye LB. SEED + strange experience. But it will be; coun (STAKED) EARLIANA:; 2 DOZEN PLANTS (STAKED) MARGLOBE: 2 DOZEN PLANTS V2 Row Fordhook Giant; 12 oz. Seed. LETTUCE V2 Row Black-Seeded Simpson; 1 Packet Seed. In Late July Follow LETTUCE with '¥%2 Row of Chantenay or Nantes CARROTS; ! Pack Seed Bee Ee CROSBY EGYPTIAN BEETS OR EARLY WONDER; Ye OUNCE SEED After harvesting beets, carrots, tur- nips, follow with 2 rows of COLLARDS; l packet seed. (CHANTENAY OR NANTES: 1 PACKET SEED CARROTS SHOGOIN; TURNIPS 1 PACKET SEED GOLDEN ACRE: CABBAGE 30 PLANTS After harvesting cabbage and onions follow with 3 rows Detroit Dark Red BEETS 112 oz. seed. Ry 2 Za STL ONIONS ‘¥ Pies: = SCARLET CLOBE, (ZZ NV eADErES 2 HALF ROW ‘ PLANTINGS 10 DAYS APART 1% OUNCE \ SEED pA SPINACH BLOOMSDALE: ! “Za so OUNCE SEED a GARDEN PLAN—This chart cutlines small garden, 30 by 50 feet. Since no one plan suits a!l gar- deners or all parts of the country, this scheme is an example, net a general recommendation. x Ca CA ef I AP Features ELLOW) 1 PINT SETS Follow with 2 row: of U.S. No. 5 Ref. ugee BEANS % Ib. LONG STANDING ‘seed. THEY HAVE WALKED, TOO | | FICTION - NON-FICTION TECHNICAL BOOKS Open 8:30 A.M. to 7 P.M. 1F You'Re Looxiwe For (By Associated Press) H DANVILLE, N. Y., Feb. 13.— You can’t stop the Livonia High School basketball team! Recently, a heavy snowstorm threatened to keep them from a game. The boys | engaged a sleigh. Previously, the eagers had td hitch:. hike to ai game on the back of a truck. | , WE BUY OLD RECORDS, whole; or broken. Factory needs scrap. J. R. Stowers Company. feb12-tf WANTED TO BUY, one washing machine for cash. 1327 Duncan s street. feb6-7tx WANTED—A chance to bid on your next printing order. THE ARTMAN PRESS. jly9-t£ WANTED TO BUY—Refrigera- tor, Washing Machine, Bedroom and Living Room Sets. See J. M. Fernandez, 1100 Packer st., or call Phone 712. feb9-7tx TWO CHESTS OF DRAWERS, Refrigerator with faucet, 75-100 lb. Anchor. Have Model A Ford motor and radiator for sale or swap. Box 10, co Citi- zen. feb11-3tx TT WANTED—Business Girl to share “cottage with ;young woman. Navy, Yard, secretary. Refe efices exthanged. Write Be T, clo Pidzen feb12-3tx FURNISHED or’ UNFURNISHED House, Apartment or Room, preferably furnished and near Section Base. Mrs. M. Bickel, 1206 Duval, phone 263-W. febl2-3tx CIC RAITT ITH RII ISIE III I ISI IIIA IIS ISAS SSS IS SSS ISIS ISIS ISI IAS SSIS ANC LOST LOST—Pair Sun _ Glass gold frame, green glass. Reward if returned to Oscar Fabal, 1016 Varela St. feb11-3tx of yed and gray Western Flyer Bicycle taken by mistake. Call 594-J after 6 p. m. febl1-6tx LOST—A set of keys in a tan leather case. Reward. Return to’ Navarro, Inc. feb11-3t -50.00; REWARD offered for re- turn! of diamond: :¢incle pin) seo in platinum containing 9 abous seventeen diamonds, Jost -eithet at La Concha Hotel or Casa Marina Hotel Saturday night, February 6th. Phone collect, 30701, Fire Companies Adjust- ment Bureau, Miami, or Key West, 436-J. febl1-2tx MISCELLANEOUS DRESSES “Used—Unabused”, 10 for $1.50. Cleaned, pressed, skirts 50c. Sport jackets 69c. Men’s shirts 50c. Free family catalog. Leader Mail Order (Dept. 2), 100 East Broadway, New York City. febl3-ltx , DESERVING RECORD | See PAu SmuitH | 334 Simonton ST. (By Assecia “ress PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13.—The | Phillies of the National League | qyjmummunuinmiiiiiiuiniiitttth, have 534 games in the last five = =a | TASTY MEALS STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | A LA CARTE SERVICE TRIUMPH Pork Chops, Oysters, ing || Steaks, Barbecue Beef ALSO— AT ALL GROCERS PLATE LUNCHES 45c to 55¢ Other Prices Reasonable Tommie’s SKATING. RINK SUMMER SESSIONS Afternoons: Tues. - Thurs. and Sat., 2:30 - 4:30 Every Evening: 8:00 - 10:30 p.m. Ladies Invited SKATE for HEALTH’S SAKE Lessons Phone S11¢ os || Open 5 a.m. to 1 a.m. || CAROLINE BARBECUE | 901 Caroline Street STEVE FROW, Proprietor “UQNULLUUAYUSRRDEUASSEREUULEEERED OLAS ASE Electrical “DON'TS + 9? The heating unit in your electrical appliances, such as Irons, Ranges, and Toasters, is the Heart of that appliance. Take care of it, as it is made of nickel and chrom- ium, which are extremely scarce. Most of our chormium was imported and may soon be unavailable for replacement units. DON’T leave heating units on when not in use. 1. .. DON’T clean exposed wires in units with any metal instrument. A damaged unit will not heat or will burn out quickly. DON’T ever immerse a heating unit in water. . DON’T use makeshift fuses for appli- ances. Use the fuse that is recommend- ed by the manufacturer. REMEMBER—There are no new heating appli- ances being manufactured. THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC COMPANY Gardening For Victory the scheme for a ™odities which may be substituted } eben eee eee t tLe COLE IOS Ee Cese cece te ces te eereeteteeeteseett = EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the fifth in a series of seven articles appearing daily in The Citizen to assure our readers a complete understarding of the point rationing system. CMTE MEE KEY WEST TEAM | WINS AND LOSES such groups as. canned fmuits, | cuneniciaaass, canned vegetables, dried fruits, Professor Horace O’Bryant canned soups, frozen fruits and When you go shopping for your “points’ worth” of groceries for the first time, it may seem like a i { frozen vegetables. simple once you get the hang of it. Each size and kind of rationed Simply stated, the point ration- food will ‘have a specific point} ing system is a way to ration ai value — high, low or medium — i depénding upon the supply of the WISE STEPS IN ; commodity available and the de- j mand for it. You may use all the POINT RATIONING books of the household to buy ie ae ! processed foods for the household. | 1, Before going to the store, | Anyone you wish can take the ra-| opener 15 to 10 but dropped consult your list of current | tion books to do the buying for! pr nigntcap 18 to 36. Point values and plan your | you or your household. } shepping list and point ex- | These are some of the steps to! The Key Westers engag penditures accordingly. |help you get the greatest amount, the Fort Leuderdale | High 2. Choose @s many low [of food for the number of ration | School basketeers tonight. cint foods as possible. sub- | points allowed, acco-ding to the! _ stituting them for similar | rationing officer of the State OPA |° PMD II IL aa a | focds which cost more in | Office. —— ——— points. This will stretch | 1. Keep informed about current} ner y 2 jer| your family point allotment. | point vaities. These will be the| Noah use Sene having a much 3. Use unrationed foods— | same for every store in the coun- |}; value the 2 = f b. higher point value than hamburg- fresh fruits and vegetables, (try. The grocer will display an|., shoulder lamb chops, flank etc. | official list of point values, but! steak or other cuts. Since all of | 4. Look carefully at con- {the best way to make Sure your! these are similar in food and use tained sizes and grades of / points wiil last for the entire ra-| yalue, any one of them would be focd. Buy those that will | tion period is to plan carefully a) 4° better buy in points than the be most econcmical for your | shopping list, consulting a list of | tenderloin steak femily and best for the use | point values kept at home for this; js wise to use plentiful, un- = which you will put the /curpose. As supply and demand! yationed foods, like fresh fruits ‘cod. | fluctuate, values may be changed |. : ¢ ni ;S. Budget your total point | from time to time. Therefore, mi cictment for the family, | home list must be kept up to date. ; ; Flenning to stretch it over |The price and quality have noth-| 4. As you shop. you can consult tre entire ration Heriot = 2 ing to do with points. Points will ee ee —" = there, will be no ;lean ; oe j a i A + A ihe énd. m pret cpnee Just ecatey ewes: \the grocer (or the delivety boy, if 2. At the store, you may find! “some o fyour fava tools have | the order = cme as aaa {high point values because fey ec ae the pares a aaa =f 2 are scarce. Then you may have to} So ees ae i ry = | take second choices and buy some| él! 35 money to Pay for the or- (less familiar foods. For example, | 7°? \if it required more points ‘to buy| 5. In spending point 'a can of pears than a can of} {peaches of the same size, the| == | peaches would serve the same pur- ' group of related or similar com-} pose and be a better choice. i 3. Or later, when meat rationing | h other in general use —{ begins, in selecting meat for din-/ 6. Spend larger denomina- tions of stamps first, saving the smaller ones for times when you want to make low pcint purchases. 7. Waste nothing. 8. Shop early in the day— ecrly in the week. coupons, food budget for | ly successful, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1948 Shopping Under Point Rationing System (By Associated Press) DETROIT, Feb. 13—The Red Wings of the WNational Hockey League have a candidate fr the most gentleman stitk wielder. He is Modere “Mud” Bruneteau, who in seven seasons has had less than 75 minutes im penalties. went through the 1938-39's with no penalties MILWAUKEE, Feb. ketball scores certainly changed! The current Marquette University quintet, only moderate- is averaging 429 points a game. The brilliant 1923 team averaged 20.2 pomts a game. It won from Wisconsin, 9 to 8, and from Creighton, 7 te & wherever possible, the larger denominations should be ‘used first. For a six-poimt purchase, a five-point stamp and a one-point stamp would be better than three two-point stamps. In this way, some smaller denominations can be saved for times when you want to make low point purchases. You cannet get “change” for point stamps. You must give the grocer point stamps adding up to the exact ‘point value of the ra- tioned foods you buy. You can’t get credit on stamps. You'must give the grocer the right amount of stamps for your purchase even when you buy on a charge 6. Your government asks that you shop early in the day — early in the account. week. MONDAY: Attention, budget-balancers! To get the mest fer your point coupons, you will want to budget points, as well as food money. Tomorrow’s story will tell you how to plan your point shopping. different rationed items at the same time, use the point-stamps first. amount. stamps—not three 5’s and a 1. Save your low point-stamps for low-point foods you want to buy later in the month: you change for stamps. SHOP EARLY in the Day—SHOP EARLY in. the Week! Shopping will take longer because you will haye to and figure your shopping in money AND points. - ' It will take your grocer in points. be way to use your stamps. days at one time. Leave the late who cannot get to store early. Take Your Own List of Points With You When You Shop! Points Will Be the Same In Every Store, All Over the Country! Bargains In Prices! You must give the grocer stamps with each point-rationed foods even when you buy on a count. You must give the delivery boy the right amount of when you have food delivered. You are not allowed to use loose stamps. They torn out of your beok in the presence of the grocer livery boy. ; : TI ZZLA ZL 2 SHOPPING TIPS on Point Rattoning Use Your 8-Point and 5-Point Stamps First, Whenever You Can! When you buy foods that take a lot of points, or severa high Don’t use more stamps than you need to make up the For example, for a 16-point purchase, use two 8-point may REMEMBER: Your grocer will not be able to give plas longer to add up your bill because he minat fiagre (ot Rew since yen ee ies ie money a And he will be helping you figure out the best You will save time ior yourself and your grocer if you SHOP EARLY in the day and early in the week when the stores are not so crowded—and if you shop for several ing hours for war-workers and others You May Buy In Any Store You Like and Still Shop Around fer be me