The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 2, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX : SOCIETY : LIEUT. LESLIE.HART AND MISS MARY KNIES WILL WED SATURDAY IN MIAMI, “@ Lieutenant Leslie T. Hart, who is connected with the Public Re ried tomorrow. MISS JANET HINES AND ENSIGN JOHN EDWARD PRICE Miss Janet Hines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Edward Hines and Ensign of El Paso, Texas, Edward Price, son of Mrs. I N. Price, also of El Paso, married Saturday morning at St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Catholic Church. The ceremony will be performed by Chaplain Fallon, United States Navy. Miss Beverly Hines, cousin of the bride-to-be will be maid of honor, while Ensign Tom W. Bar- ker of Portland, Oregon, will act as best man. The: bride will, be given in mar- riage by her father. She will be gowned in white slipper satin fash- ioned with long waisted lace top and bouffant tulle skirt, long tight HARBOR PILOTS WILL STILL COLLECT FEES Reports have persisted in Key ‘West ever since all the members of the Pilots’ Association, except one, were sworn in as _lieuten- ants commander of the Coast Guard, that their fees as pilots would cease and that they will be paid salaries as officers of that branch of the armed serv- ices. The truth is. that the only money the pilots receive from the government is an allowance to pay for their uniforms, and they still collect fees for the pilotage duties, which are now far more exacting than during any other time in the history of the association, JOE WOLKOWSKY ARRIVES IN CITY Included in the recent arrivals in Key West from Miami was Joe Wolkowsky, who is here on a business trip in the interest of his holdings and. who is also combining pleasure with his present mission to the city. Mr. Wolkowsky, although having been away from Key West for a number of years, dur- ing. which time he has been re- siding in Miami, states that he has a great inclination toward resuming his residence here, and may yet decide. to remain perm- anently in the event that he can see his way clear for establishing some business enterprise to his liking. Mr. Wolkowsky declares that despite the great length of time that he has been absent from the Island City that the “bright lights” cf Duval street have the will be »’ in Key West ‘the’ lat- 2 of next week.'They will ome to ‘their “friends: in Apartment 1 at 128 Ann street. wall ter TO WED ON SATURDAY sleeves pointed at the wrists and scalloped neckline, with finger tip veil of bridal illusion from a coronet of seed pearls, carrying a shower bouquet of white roses and stephanotis. Miss Hines, the maid of honor, will appear in a blue lace gown, carrying a cascade bouquet of American Beauty roses. A recep- jtion at the Casa Marina Hotel will immediately follow the cere- | mony. Ensign Price has been stationed |at Key West for training in sub- marine duty since his graduaton from a Navy School in New York. He enlisted in the Navy in July. He graduated as a’mining engi- neer from Texas College of Mines and Metallurgy. Si SATE ebro toner BIG PINE KEY NOTES By W. L. STEPHENS It looks like the hard-fought- for job of hauling dynamite from Homestead to Pirates Cove has fallen to Howard Coleman of Miami. He is a good chance for some of his friends to take out some insurance on. miss him and will no doubt have some trouble replacing him. By that we mean getting anoth- er driver to haul the dynamite for the SRD. When you hear Julio “Beans!” you must means to come and ‘get ‘it, for} we have beans, Georgia chicken and Florida ice cream three} times a day and like it. We'get! fat and lazy on it. Frank Dozier still fishes every time he gets the opportunity and catches some nice ones, too. You can find ‘him trouble-shooting! for the telephone company from Miami to‘Key. West. fs . Miss Knies is a daughter of Mrs.| {John Knies, of Winchester, Tenn. | | Nashville is Lieutenant Hart's! lations Office at the Naval Oper-| home town. He will pass his hon- ating Base in Key West, leaves| eymoon of a few days in a city this afternoon for Miami, where) near he and Miss Mary Gladys Knies, | of Nashville, Tenn., will be MAI} be lat mi, and he and Mrs. Hart We will all} shout | know ~ he} THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | | WEATHER REPORT WARNS AGAINST | HIGHWAY SIGNS | | DIRECTOR OF STATE BOARD) ISSUES NOTICE TO COV- ERNING PRACTICE | Observation taken at 8:30 a. m. E.W.T. (City Office) Temperatures | Highest last 24 hours | Lowest last night | Mean Normal ~ es Precipitation William L. Hill, director of the| Rainfall 24 hours ending | State Road Department's Division 3,80 a. m.,_inches % of Outdoor Advertising has issued | T°t#l rainfall since Apr. 1, the following notice relative to| , mches the erection of signs: along Flor-| Peficiency ida’s highways: | oaenhes: P : “E suggest that you arrange for| Tt@l rainfall since Jan. 3 a the prompt removal of such of! ches ~— LAE V8 your signs as may be in the vicin-| Deficiency since January, }y; ity of present and prospective va-| ‘TRS, Pre cant places of business outside of! Relative ‘Humidity the corporate limits of cities and| beh towns in sight of the public high-| Tomorrow’s aia ways and for the storage or th aoe 8 relocation of them. | eee “As for each sign you now or| Moonrise 6:34 a. later desire to maintain outside of | M°omset, ees the corporate limits of a city or Tomorrow's: Tides town in sight of a public highway, | 7 (Naval Base) it would be to your advantage to ones “agents Tide make certain that: | pt pegeaie “(A) It is located within 100 fect} 10°17 Pm. 280 Bin: of a place of business where the! FORECAST merchandise advertised is sold} _ Key West and Vicinity: Con- and that it is not on the highway tinued mild tonight; scattered right of way is 2 "35 4 site 0.00 since April 1, ¥ 0.12 j { | showers and thunderstorms this “NOTE: Permits are not requir-|@fternoon and tonight. ed to maintain such signs. | Florida: Continued mild to- “(B) If it is located elsewhere|™ht, becoming cooler extreme than within 100 feet of a place of /M0th portion late tonight or business where the merchandise |@"y Saturday; scattered show- advertised is. sold, that, a Permit | &TS and thunde, stoyms extreme has ‘been, or is promptly, obtain: south portion this afternoon and FA t ‘maintain it as, required by,| night. law. . jsign. All Permits expire Septem-|SU¥°t- ber 30 but may be renewed. The annual fee is 2 cents per square | foot for area of face of each sign.} |The minimum fee is 50 cents. | “The Outdoor Advertising Law was enacted by the Legislature of 1941 and held valid by the Su- preme Court on December 19 of that year. Provisions of the law have been given wide publicity from time to time since July, 1941. “Tt is a violaton of one pro- vision of the law to erect or to maintain a sign on the propert ‘houghts of you tangle of another without written per-|In my -nind. mission of the owner or person in} And something akin to anger— lawful possession or control of it. | Stirs .. . in my heart. : “The advisability of removing| Remembering the medical student and storing, or relocating, such of} I loved . . . and hated. your signs as may be in the vicin ity of present and prospective va-| And then’I wonder cant places of busihess should—! Would Tamarind’ TO “M—’ I am amused At the way you shove your face Into a copy of “Life.” Why not Melloy .. . or even A threadbare volume of Lowell ...? And that happy eyes— Insolence . . . or interest? gleam in your cur. to you,. be given ‘immediate | Or do you long consideration; also: the advisabil-| For laurel . . 2 ity of obtaining Permits to main- fe tain others—if any, as indicated BARBARA GREENE required under (B) above. ah Note following.” REVIVAL SERVICE _| Juriior; ‘the colored “boy *< who | makes up, the beds for ‘the SRD | ramp ‘here, calls to “dem dice”— *come seven, your daddy has got} to buy baby some shoes”. | Several of the boys has left the camp for military duty. May} God speed them back. May they; soon win the war. | Lloyd Wright is on the Key West end of the road construc- tion. now going on under super-| vision of the SRD. He is haul-| ing gravel. He likes his job. Mr. Calvin is timekeeper for STILL GOING ON) The revival serviéeg that being conducted nightly at “the Fleming Street) Methodist chiirch | Duval and Angela Sts. Phone 94 by, Rev.' Homer Bain, continue to} draw large crowds. | One of the features at tonight’s We Close Thursdays at 1 p.m. service will be a number render ed by Dr. George F. Fiske, Jr., flutist, and Gerald Saunders, violinist. The title of the ren- dition is “Palms”, by Faure. are Spend Your ‘Points Where DAUGHTER BORN Announcement has been made of the birth of a daughter to Mr. ‘You Get the and Mars. Ni 1 Di Wayne Brom- | [Vf ss ee ee oe OBL 18) | i | | | “| name is, significantly, J. Kutoff. |. Hatteras, N. C.,’'to Apalachi-| “NOTE:’A separate Permitisre-|COl% Fla: No ‘small craft or} |quired to maintain each such| Storm warnings have been is- . ss entrigue you...| for reasons which will readily 0¢- | Inytheir gown of emerald lace .. . FOOD CENTER, HE DOESN’T CARE SCHROEDER WILL WHAT'S COOKIN ; (Continued from Page One) (By Associated Press) tion given out at his office to- BROOKS FIELD, Tex., April 2., 4ay- —Pvt. John G. Voight was noti-) , Mr. Schroeder left here ne : 2 2 lanta to confer with the fied while on KP duty that he had jgional rent-control director | been atcepted by the Field Artil-'the southeastern states. Even |lery Officer Candidate School at; before he left, a report was | Fort Sill, Okla., for training, Can-|heard that he was to be trans- didates for the officers’ school au-, Fed, and, later, anid | : |that his visit to Atlanta was in |tomatically become corporals./ connection with his repored | Corporals don’t have to help the, transfer. cook..So, says Brooks Briefs, field) Whether or not Mr. Schroede: | newspaper, Voight “bade KP a fit- will leave Key West will not be ting Zarewell.” |known officially until his return jhere, but, 'RIGHT NAME | it remains a fact that an SEES De os {undercurrent of opposition to LOS ANGELES.—A local butch- | him has been going on in Key er was fined $200 after.M. J. De-| West ever since his arrival and laney, sealer of weights and m has been growing stronger and ures, found that the beef roast he Stronger recently. had bought from him was an ounce | true of him is also true of every } i re- for ‘land a half short. The butcher’s| other director of a rent-control | office, and if he is succeeded by | opposition will the successor & 6 ADEE NST SSS | somebody else, Can‘t Fool Kiddies develop against The child took a long look at JS° the old. man, and asked: “Were| | you in. the ark, Grandpa, when the| Injustice flood came?” | Tennant—“This roof is so bad “No, certainly not, my child,”| that it rains on our heads. How replied the aged man, !long is this going to continue?” “Then, why weren't ' Owner—“What do you think I you drowned?” asked the child. jam, a weather profit?” Mg "1! it's New and Women Wear It, Clara Has It Rose Marie Shoppe "THE NEW FASHION CENTER” Key West, Fla. 528 Fleming St. PHONE 232 Our new shijiments are arriving daily and you are invited to come in and look around. | Lots of New Things that Will Thrill You —Remember, If It’s New and Women Wear It, You Will Find It Here! | IS DRESS-UP TIME! | | Senna “Factory To You” ‘UUUUOUUUETURENUAHHOOUOUOUOUESEnN y ; Z Leaders In Low Prices 2 “TERMS ARRANGED” | c j PHONE 344 = __1 BEDDING and G7 FURNITURE CO. “Opposite Bus Station” Key West. Floride 520 Southard Street for: whether he stays or '|* INFORMATION AND HELP MOST GREATLY |, NEEDED AT CHAMBER (Contributed be Will some person, helping the Ch merce, kindly answe card? “Dear Sir: I am trated history of of Florida, cliff dwe National For ments, Over road; ocean z format damts, all natural and other Everglades. trees, island: inging Towe: ame withheld desirous of Com- wa bridge: But what is| S. Please send State Flower , and etc.” The Chamber of Commerce until the present, managed to tak care of its correspondence. It Vitaman BL and Irom im pieasant-tasting VINOL helps promote appetite. Ask your druggist for WINOL Oriental Pharmacy “The Shop of Quai ‘AMRIT imam BERMUDA MEAT MARKET JOHN COBO. Proprietor MEAT MEAT MEAT A Big Shipment Has Just Arrived! : / ENCLOSED WESTERN _ « “BE EF LAMB AND‘ VEAL The Best Quality Money Can Buy! COLD CUTS—Tongue, Sausage, Franks, Pig Tails and Lots of Other Things BRING YOUR POINT RATION BOOK LIVE POULTR Killed, Cleaned, Cut-Up TENNESSEE at NO EXTRA Charge! ———OPEN LATE TONIGHT———— FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES ARE NOT RATIONED BERMUDA MEAT MARKET Cor. White and Eliza Sts. - JOHN COBO. Prop. - Phone 52 ——-We Reserve the Right To Limit Gnenvas Finest Shoes FOR THE WORLD'S FINEST FIGHTERS Peeeeeerecereccccccocoees the SRD and is a good one. ‘He| fae speek fe stirs ad es is expecting to be called to the} has been given the name of Shelia| y4,.]] he agreeably surprised Dale Hale. i piessed ‘hopes that tbe, may be able to make a défihite decision looking forward toward. reestab- lishing his residence. here among his; numerous: friends and’ ac- quaintances, Joe was reared in Key West) He is; the youngest “of the Wol- kewsky brothers, the others be- ing Frank and Ike. CONTRIBUTIONS TO WAR FUND DRIVE A Friend $100.00 Sinclair Refining Co. New, York Bayview Service Station Fausto Grocery John Nebo Roger Watkins Felix Gonzales E. G. Laird L. Brun P. W. Lowney P. J. Ross Key West High School Stu- dent Counc ‘ Feliciano Gonzales Ceasar Catala Leo W. Mc! 50.00 25.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 | 2.00} 2.00 1,00} 1.00| controling mood may be peaceful 2.00 |armed forces any day- Louis Campbell, better known as “Mule”, is head of the sur- veyors for the SRD. He is a first-class engineer and is doing a mighty fine job on the road. If you have a flat tire, broken spring, broken axle or your rad- iator needs a leak stopped, call jon Lee Howdge, the chief me- chanic for the State Road De- partment and he will fix it. He is a good mechanic. Right now he is trouble-shooting for the SRD—and he knows his ma- chines. | PAPY STOPS (Continued from Page One) the temper and attitude of the legislature. He added that the and, cooperative at the beginning of the session, but, long before it 2.50} came to an end, some bill may 1.00} come up that will throw the house 1,00! and the senate 1.00) factions. 1,00}, A.J. Kalieo d Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cruz L 1.00 1,00) f 10; 1 “STRAND THEATER GUY KIBBEE in 1.00/ «CINDERELLA SWINGS IT’ Pinder i Thomas H. Campbell 1 Joseph Sanchez 1, Mrs. William H. Reardon 1 Charles Archer 1 Thelma Crawofrd 1 ISLAND WITHOUT ROADS WASHING TON.—Tulagi, ital of th Japanese out roads. cap 00) 00 | 00} 00} 00 00 Coming: “YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER” | "MONROE THEATER | TEX RICARD in - “THE PIONEERS” and Solomons, and now a|“‘DR, RENAULT’S SECRET”. se, is an island with- | Coming: “Hold Back the Dawn" RS TT to learn how much and how well you can eat when you shop at Lee’s. You'll find a; andeaeseseeesesessoesoeee large selection of ration-point | ! Areii e ’ 8 Grocery’ foods that are priced-to-com- ¢-mand-your atterition! And, | 4; too, th are Non-Rationed |» “The Store That Serves » You Best” “and ready-to-eat, foods the > Mrs. Bromley was, before mar- riage, Miss Eloise Beccaise: t a{costs ne points and conserve 4/your budget. Shop at Lee’s <|Food Center and prove to yourself {At Lee’s You {Can Shop and | Save Your Points And You Always Get FINEST QUALITY 4 4 4 4 4 4 You Get the BEST the Market Affords OVI TOTO ITTV ITI to ip SERVICE and FAIR PRICES, ¢ into contending |} there is no substitute. That's 4 GROCERIES, FRESH FRUIT, Habe gaa ngpedetanclp anc and VEGETABLES, POULTRY and MEATS As Well As: |! vvvwvvwr RESPONSIBLE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED eee |} Dressed Poultry - Meats Fruits - Vegetables Dairy Products PHONES 67 and 47 814 Fleming Street We Carry BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS Dt tan tn in tintin atin andints 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 vy wy¥v9vy en a, a tn Mn tr rh Mr. tr tr ha te te vvvvvwr" DRAPERY CRANES 4-Piece GLASS SET @GLASS CAKE PLATE GLASS SALAD BOWL $ . 2 =) oa @GLASS SPOON @/GLASS FORK ..... ALL-AMERICAN CUT os GLASS! RUBB! BATH MATS. CURLED: CHICKEN FEATHER | CHINESE PELL CANE TABLE wu MAGAZINE RACK $59 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS $6% YOU ARE INVITED TO COME IN AND LOOK AROUND! These are JUST A FEW OF OUR SPECIALS .. . a lot more BARGAINS in store for you on our Furniture and Bedding ... some in... lodk around! * FLORSHEIM Mldary sHors |' Most officers of the Army, Navy, and Marine they're designed expressly for military wear, s Men's Shop PHONE 146 P Key West. Ficrida