The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 19, 1943, Page 4

PAGE FOUR 0 FALSE ALARMS] OF FIRE TURNED IN ONE ABOUT TEN THIRTY LAST NIGHT; OTHER ONE AT 3:45 A. M. There was a false alarm of fire sounded last night 1°:30 o’clock from box 234. corner of White and Catherine streets, while an- other was turned in this morn- ing at 3:45 o’clock from box 23, Duval and Southard streets. This is the sixth or seventh false alarm that has been turned in from box 23 during the past several weeks, with apparatus responding to the call in each instance. The ag stations ratus from both fire responded again last night and this morning, only to} find that there was no fire at ei- ther point from which the alarm was sent in. These false alarms are tele- phoned in to the stations, the alarm being sounded from the transmitter at the fire houses, designating the number of the box in the vicinity from where the call is received Due to the fact that the alarms of this nature from a paid telephone station, it makes it rather difficult to learn the identity of the person, When the alarm is sent in from the fire box, the person must have a key, which cannot) be removed until the fire chief] arrives on the scene, while at the same time each person having al key is registered with the Fire Department, which affords some chance of ascertaining who pull- ed the alarm. SPANISH CLASSES ARE ORGANIZED | Teachers or adults who are in-| terested in enrolling for the Uni- versity of Florida Extension Class} in College Spanish for the second semester are asked to meet at the JACKSON SQUARE USO PLANS CELEBRATION OF ITS ANNIVERSARY celebrate the first anniversary of its opening Sunday, February 21, with’ an “Open House” from 3 to 6 o’clock in the afternoon. Invitations have been issued to representatives of the army, navy, marines, all city and coun- |ty organizations, and a general linvitation is extended to the |public to visit the club. 4 LY! The building was constructed by the government for the Army, and Navy YMCA to be eperat- ed exclusively as a United Serv- ice Organization unit for enlisted jand has been in constant use {since its opening last February. lefficiency of the building. | A special musical program will |be provided by the Army or- |chestra, and refreshments _ will |and ‘senior hostesses. 'CHURCH TO OBSERVE | WEEK OF DEDICATION aside the week of February 28- March 7 as a Week of Dedication Its purpose is to stir up.the whole Church to a season of: pupy¥ef and self-examination and. to lay/upon its heart the world’s need for the Gospel of the Lord Jesus~Christ. cation is a challenge to eight mil- lion Methodists in America to re- dedication of self, service, and sub- | stance to help the world in need in today’s tragic hour. The Church is commissioned to be an interpreter and a guide in such times as we are now living. | Jesus said, “Ye are the light of| the world.” Today the church must} keep that light burning. The Key West Methodist Churches will observe that week with special services both morn-/| ing and evening each day. Rev. H.| G. Cowan, former pastor of the} The Jackson Square USO will; |be served throughout the after-| noon by a committee of Junior RETURNS TO KEY WEST | | The Methodist Church has set are usually sent in| The call of the Week of Dedi-| ‘REBEKAH ASSEMBLY CALLS OFF MEETING Mrs. Edna Albury, District Deputy President of District No. 24, of the Rebekah Assembly cf Florida is in receipt of a letter from the Assembly President, Mrs. Irene Miller, of St. Peters- Iburg, Flg., informing the local !Rebekah Lodge that there will (The Assemby had been planned \for April 22-24 at Sarasota, Fla. Due to the conditions of trav- Kel, gas “and tire rationing, the jwar effort as d’whole, it has been postponed, indefinitely. Sister, Miller has requested ‘that all Assembly Officers and personnel of the armed forces,}Committées carry oh with her| {for another year.’ This’ will in- clude Mrs. Albury, D.D.P. of \ ja |No. 14, of Key West. | \CHIEF DEPUTY SHERIFF | Chief Deputy Sheriff A. H. | McInnis returned last night from a week’s visit ‘to relatives in | Lakeland. | Mr. McInnis also visited sev- ;eral other cities in Florida, and good, though the attivity was | |not as pronounced ast is’in ‘Key | McInnis added, economic condi- | {tions in Key West are on what! can be rightly termed a boom-/ time scale. SUNDAY IS LAYMAN’S | DAY AT STONE CHURCH Sunday, February 2lst, is call-| ed Layman’s Day throughout the Methodist Church. In many Churches the day will be ob- j served with a proragm by the Lay- | men at one of the regular worship service hours, { At the First Methodist (Stone) | Church the evening service, 8:00} o'clock, will be given over entire- ly to the Laymen. Their program {be no State Assembly this year. } H i 'other government services, ; mail orderlies. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN |POSTOFFICE TO CLOSE! ‘ON WASHINGTON’S DAY The main postoffice in the Fed- jeral Building will be closed on | Washington's Birthday, Monday, | |February 22, ‘according to an- nouncement made by Fred J. Dion, local postmaster. The following services will nevertheless be given: All mail for the Army, Navy and hi post office boxes, mail ects bf rye One carrier deliv ‘ ey, SErijcd to the city. a | One stamp windowsffom eight a. m., to nine. a. m. (one hour). Special Delivery service as usual. Recent renovations and enlarge-|picsrict No. 24, Assembly Choir | @!! day Saturday preceding the ment of storage space have add-jpirector Leona Collins and As-|#bove holiday, the public is re- led much to the appearance and|<ombly Chaplain Julia Knight, | ested to avail themselves of the 11 of Sparkling Waters Lodge | Various services, such as Money found business conditions there | West. So far aschenould see;, Mr, | “’ As the Post Office will be open Order, U.S. Bonds, Registry, Stamps C. O. D., and General De- | livery on that day, Viz Saturday, February 20th. THE ANSWERS | | | | | | 1. Joseph Stalin. 2. The conference _ between} Churchill and Turkey’s president, | Ismet Inonu. | 3. 5,000,000 permanent casual-| ties. j 4. August 7, 1942. 5. Camouflage white on} ash lines give§ away positions. 6. Hitler tng Getmans © ‘that Would be;captared, Stalingrad bi | ‘tax idea; chairman of the Federal | Reserve Bank of New York. 8. About 200. 9. No; returns must March 15th as usual. 10. In 1941. be made| Es | Pleasure-driving ban saving 30,- | 000 barrels of gasoline daily. YOU WORK TOO but there's no way around that | if you want to hold a job. If you | do not get enough Vitamin Bl | and Iron in your regular diet, and your appetite needs ¢n- couragement, try VINOL. Your | draggist has this pleasant-taest- | ing tonic. | —————_————————————— CORPORAL MEETS COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF | PHILADELE September, assur- lette, the uilt with s| ruins of ancient’ 7. Sponsor of a pay-as-you-go | miles away. Amie: (Continued from Page One) paid on the building which was | built shortly after the organiza- | tion of the Key West Lions Club jin 1938. | An address of welcome given | by Lion Paul G. Albury was re- | sponded to by Lioness Jennie |Ketchum. Miss Vanessa Collins {led the singing and also rendered Several very beautiful vocal solos. \ Highlight on the entertainmen’ | program was several vocal n | bers given by Leon Cramer, oper: |tor of the Havana-Madrid Clu | Mr. Cramor favo: | with a pre-view of h st song hit which is soon to be introduced to the nation on a nation-wide | broadcast. He is the composer of jnumerous immortal {most famous of which is “: | My Souvenirs.” Mr. Cramor was jloudly applauded by everyone | present. | Meeting was presided ov: by | Lion President Earl E. Hamilton} PROUD CORPORAL—While in North Africa a number of enlisted men were among those commend- ed by the President. A husky Corporal who had dis- tinguished himself in the landing operations is pre- sented to his Commander-in-Chief. CARTHAGE STONES USED | NAMED AFTER COLLAR | —— ‘ . — La Gou-| WASHINGTON.—Men of the ', Tunis, was|Marine Corps are called ‘leath- en from the|ernecks’ after a leather-lined col- arthage three |lar which was formerly part of {their uniform. | $ ¢ N. E. Ist Street at Overlooking Bayfront “The Shop of Quai'y” game BERMUDA MEAT MARKET | JOHN COBO, Proprietor MIAMI, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1943 ] IGNORE SIGN FARRAGUT, Idaho. — Mayte they couldn't read. Anyway, tw. | bluejackets at the Farragut Nawal {Training Station were penalized | for smoking while at work. | were painting signs which read: “No Smoking under direction of 2 Hampton. land progra: Chairman All Club was decorated in a novelty Valent by a committee compose Rod Bethel, Al- lan Hamp’ d Ear’ ton. Mille hanc for mak nual S BEE al ulsion | ing you must like the way quickly allays the cough or you are CREOMULSION ‘ for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis HOTEL LEAMINGTON Park and Biscayne Bay Opposite Union Bus Station FLORIDA One Block from Shopping District and Amusements PARKING LOT ADJOINING HOTEL WE SPECIALIZE in LIVE TENNESSEE Alfred Simons. Manager HOUSNCLOUANONORELETUOAAEENNEEENLANNNHANNAETTNNNAANE “Factory To You” jiyyinssuunnnneeenn POULTRY We Guarantee their Quality, they are Choice Selected Leaders In Lew Prices Convent for the first lecture, Saturday, February 20, at 6:00 o'clock | The Convent of Mary Immacu- late is accredited with the South- ern Association of Colleges and Secondz Schools. It also has the privileges granting college credit by sion C! WEATHER REPORT Observation taken at 8:30 a. m., E.W.T. (City Office) Temperatures Highest last 24 hours Lowest last night Mean Normal | First Methodist Church, will! preach. LARGE NUMBER (Continued from Page One) of the law. The time to come is} now.” Mr. Gandolfo said that, thougi he and his first assistant will be} away from Key West a week to 10} days in checking new buildings in Monroe county, his office will continue to be open, and anybody may call there during his ab- sence to file applications for ex- emptions.’ will be built around the theme of | “Stewardship of Life, Service, and substance.” Mr. Harold Rus- sell will be the principal speaker. To this service the Laymen of the Church invite all to come who will; the service people, the defense people, and the home-}; folk. eoceoeoeveeees, Oriental Pharmacy COME IN and MAKE YOUR SELECTION MEA Come In and See Us Early Tomorrow! We are promised Certain Meats, but we will not mention the kind for fear of disap- pointing our customers. RATIONING OF FOODS Goes into effect SUNDAY. We suggest you buy your week’s supply Saturday, so as not to be disappointed. —VISIT OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT— FRESH FRUITS and ‘VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS ‘If It's New and Women Wear It, Clara Has It" ROSE MARIE SHOPPE "The Fashion Center” 528 Fleming St. Phone 25 of tel 4 « “Opposite Bus Station” Key 520 Southard Street Transportation lines hiring wo- men; train cleaners taken on. FOOD CENTER | Duval and Angela Sts. Phone 94! EXTRA SPECIAL aa CLASSES UNDERGROUND ‘We Reserve the Right, To Limit Quantities———— BERMUDA MEAT MARKET Cor. White and Eliza Sts. - JOHN COBO. Prop. - Phone 52 NEW YORK.—Classes are being | held thousands of feet under-} | ground, as part of a Pennsylvania ‘extension program in mining, | 0.01} —_—— 1, | We wish to extend our heart-; 0.92 felt thanks to all who were so| jkind and considerate during the} 0.72 | iltness and after the death of our beloved father, John Tift. Our 7\thanks also goes to Rev. A. B. Dimmick and Rev. S. P. Reinke, members of the Fire Department | and to those who donated the| use of their cars and for the| floral pieces. We want to assure | you that your kind deeds will al- | ways be remembered. feb19-1t _ THE DAUGHTERS. ¢ Ache’ Grocery’ 67 pl Precipitation Rainfall 24 hours ending 8:30 a. m., inches Total rainfall since Feb. inches Deficiency We Close Thursdays ‘at 1 p.m. 1, CARD OF THANKS since Feb. Spring Unit Back We Carry BIRDS EYE and Seat FROSTED FOODS GV IV VI VI IIIT BUY THE FOOD YOU NEED FOR NEXT WEEK | NOW! Effective Sunday, February 21, all.) Food on the Ration List will ke) frozen for an 8-day period. | WE WILL BE OPEN’ All week as usual to sell all other FOOD except those on the new Ration List. nfall since Jan. 1, Deficiency since Jan. inches Relative Humidity 19 Ye Tomorrow's Almanac | Sunrise 7:58 a. m.| Sunset 7:24 p. m. Moonrise 7:59 p. m.| Moonset 8:14 a. m. Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) High Tide Low Tide 11:31 a.m. 5:01 am. 11:15 p.m. 4:44 p.m. FORECAST Key West and Vicinity: Somewhat warmer tonight. Florida: Warmer tonight, scat- tered showers in southeast and uth portions. N. C., to Apalachi- No small craft or} storm warnings have been is- sued. 1, _ U.S. NAVY UNIFORMS This 3-piece Rattan Set will enrich the appearance of ycur home and provide the comfort you need. en in in an tn in in in in in in a in te re ' |) LARGE SELECTION OF “TABLE LAMPS An exceptional buy at this unusual price. “The Store That Seryes You Best” ECONOMY You Get the BEST the Market Affords RATION FOODS ARCHER’S | “*MO fo Our Experience has proven 4 All canned Fruit, including’ Spiced | ee ee Fruits; all canned ‘Vegetables, in- there is no substitute. 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