The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 3, 1943, Page 6

PAGE SIX ree eecccecscece mae? ee “WOMAN'S CLUB TO PRESENT PROGRAM AT MEETING ON Members of the Woman’s Club; ewill have the privilege of listen- “ing to a very interesting and en- “tertaining program on ,jft emeeting of the Club. = The meeting will be ope Sorder at four o'clock tl 5 a the Board, it is stated. Dan Narraro presiding. “Frederick Knapp, the club presi- dent, is still absent from the city;t “due to the continued illness of} 5Mr. Knapp. Mrs. Navarro states: “ “We realize that present condi- ‘tions make it diffucult for some of our club women to attend meet- ‘ings. Many are engaged in war} “work, and others are confronted} with problems which make it im-} “Possible for them to leave their; hhomes, However, the Woman's ~Club has an important work to; do in the community and although | our War Service program will} and should predominate during; this world crisis. The members} “of the club must hold together) that our organization may con- tinue in strength and service. “After May, the club will dis- ~ OPENING OF USO CUB Plans are rapidly being com- pleted for the opening of the USO Club for women at 303 Duval St. Key West. The house being eh by the organization was once the; home of Caroline Lowe and re- cently was used by Paramount in producing “Reap the Wild) Wind.” Wives of service men and| SOCIETY :-: aY ings.” i “afternoon at ihe egular_ monthly | | The first quarterly return (Form' | V-1) of Victory Tax payments! | withheld frogn employes’ wages! will be due during the month of, continue meetings until October! April and must be filed with the | Collector of Internal Revenue at and we sincerely hope that every : member will ase e special ef-| feared Florida, on or before a » last two meet-; April 30, 1943. ‘ fort to attend the last two Fe crore Me in cuptics mailed on April 5th loyers on record ii e ! ttor’s Office. These forms Wi 7 pre-humibered with a «;. List ; fnuntber for each employer and it w at its meét- 2 re- me ra Pe E 'turn one of the numbered Forms Mrs. Belva’'T. Salvo, one eee Soueey ct Interna] e rica Re ’ Me it sek Feces Wann | credit can be given in accord with| in the Community Can Help in the Sle me led The du- pati x @ j a e retaine aie Mannie Portes Harris,| by the employer for his records, State Chairman of the Depart re ven the: presnumbered ment of Americanization, will! = iS lay a * ‘ aq-| Needless correspondence in order give a resume of the Florida Fed afat the betas sant poles deh eration Convention recently held | felnitta be wan) at New Smyrna Beach. | tified ince may properly iden- Alvin Johnson, Sk2c, will ren- Emi 1 s = der several vocal numbers accom-| 4), Bekah Sosot Sate Spe. Py Seeky 8. Flutnet| Abril 19th‘are instructed to write Joseph Raymand Hudson, Splc.| ae e Ylestocs office at Jackson-! will entertain the club members canbe gua to secure properly with selectiongon the accordion. SUIS, TUESDAY AFTERNOON _ The-Board--of —Directors will et atyeight o:elock-on Monday Bal frp jab: rooms. ‘Thete is impor business to come be- i | I T SLOPPY JOE’S § Slopp¥ Joe's, that’s the place to! jo for aghot time in the old town} tonight. | ing facilities for forty women.| puso and his band will play for; One of the rooms will be used for| ° lances, starting at 8 o'clock to clos- | ¥ tet Ha eee | ing. There is never a dull moment} a nursery and cri wi ar tat Sloppy Joe’s Bar and never aj ranged to meet the need. Miss! minimum or cover charge. It’s a} Elizabeth Piodeila, a registered Spot to have a good time tonight. | nurse, with many years experi-/ | ence, will have charge of the VISITING HERE | sleeping rooms. oes | The USO organization is com-| | | VICTORY TAX FILING BEGINS; PROPER USE OF V-1 FORM GI ©: V-3, accompanied by Form V-1 for | proper} 5 THE KEY WEST. CITIZEN ’ | SOTTMOT eS 4 .ROSS C. SAWYER, JR., | LANDS HUGE SAWFISH CONDUCTS SESSION Word was received in Key West today from Cudjoe, where Ross C. Sawyer, Jr. | has a grove and truck garden, | that, a few days ago, he caught | a sawfish that measured 15 | feet two inches. The fish’s saw, which Mr. Sawyer has cleaned and kept: «) is considerably longer than an army officer’s sword. Mr. Sawyer was fishing for Jewfish, with a thick cotton line, when he hooked the saw- fish. He did not succeed in playing out the fish till almost an hour's fighting. The sawfish is related to the shark femily, and its hide is more valuable than that of any other shark's, except the nurse. Chickens and ducks are being raised by Mr. Sawyer, in addition to the products from his crove end gardens. He has five bungalows on his tract end two small houses for his Forms V-2 (Employees Re-| ceipt) must not be forwarded with | the quarterly Form V-1 (except in case the employer has discontinu-| ed business during the quarter) as 's copy of Form V-2! ained until the end of the year and submitted with Form |TENDERFOOT BADGES WERE | PRESENTED DURING SESSION By DALE ELLIS The Boy Scout Troop No. 5l, which meets at Poin a Place }held-its regular ‘session on Tues |day' might:.“The minutes of the }previous meeting were read The session was opened at 0. o'clock by yutmaster Me {Curdy; and Assistant Scoutmas- ter David Hollinger | The reciting of the Scout Oath {Scout Laws and Flag Salute then | followed. Tenderfoot badges were given to members of the troop who had passed Tenderfoot tests. Patrol scribes then read | minutes. of their meetings. Dues were collected, with the money for the tenderfoot badges also collecte the Quarter ending December 31, 1943. Employers are further caution- ed against issuing Form V-2 (Em- ployee Receipt) on each pay day as such receipts should be issued to; the employee only at the end of the} he services of the em- rminated during the . in which event Form V-2 must be given the employee with- in thirty days from the date em- ployment terminates. H The Revenue Act of 1942 im-| poses on all individuals a Victory} tax of 5 per cent and insofar as it} relates to wages, shall be withheld | by empl This tax to be! withheld applies to all payments| two caretakers, for services except to members of the military or naval service of the| | Teddy Burke, TSS Sos Ss 2S 2s + United § gricultural labor, | Fi es Pe Weg domestie servants and certain ser’| ALL SET FOR DANCE vices to foreign governments or} for services outside the United, AT RAUL’S TONIGHT SHOE: SHINE; | jones i, |wheré* the crowd goes, Paul’s PARLOR tj 4 j Club, onthe Bouzevard. It’s al-} i States. “ @ ways fun to dance where there are | 613 DUVAL STREET Pfc. John Dee Bearup, Jr., gf People and especially when ‘John 000 | Key West, now stationed in the|/Titehard and his orchestra play} ing APRIL and MAY | | as . |the dance tunes, Tonight at the; il EN i Medical Corps at Fort Hancoclt,| stroke of nine Pritchard and his} We Will OP | N. J., recently spent a three-day | boys will be at Raul’s to entertain | at4P.M. | leave with his sister, Mrs. W. @.! the customecs.. 5 DAYS A WEEK Gagliarde at Olean, N. accord-}. Your report must give a little} ing to word received h rave about Raul’s. It’s run by| MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 000 |iovely folks ior peopie who are! | interested in an atmosphere of re-} ee |finement, and tonight will be no) OPEN ALL DAY ! on Saturdays and Sundays P. GONZALESZ. the former scribe ate Foran evening of enjoyment go EXTRAVAGANT FOOTWEAR NEW YORK. — Extravagant | exception. footwear, made of: lavish mate- Se H rials, characterized Europe’s no-| National Farm Committee is or- bility during the Middle Ages. ! | newcomers to the community will} posed of six agencies: The YMCS, have a place to stay for a neriod| LWCS, Jewish Welfare Board, not exceeding two weeks. Service’ Salvation Army, Travellers Aid, men may make reservations for|and the National Catholic Com- their wives or visiting relatives! munity Service. The YWCA and hy contacting the Club after the; the NCCS-Women's Division op- epening on April sixth, The rooms! erate clubs for women and give will be available only to wome in the Key West area. i The first floor of the Club will| men. be used for recreational purposes. | When the USO was officially or- A newly: furnished lounge. offe ample room for informal partie: ‘as allocated to the use for war and gatherings. One room will workers, their wives and fami ics used for a reading and writing | of service men. It was thought that room and another for game pur-| this was one of the greatest fac- poses. The kitchen will be we:l-| tors in morale building for war equipped and may be used by the; times. women to prepare meals for them-| The USO Club for Women in selves and for their guests, \ Key West is to be operated by the The second and third floors will! National... Catholic Community be used for dormitories and plans! Service-Women’s: Division. Miss are being made to provide sleep- Alice'M: White and Misé Verla G. “THE STORE OF QUALITY” PEARLMAN’S Inc. The Largest, Exclusive LADIES’, MISSES, and CHILDREN’S Store in Key West EASTER IS ON THE 25th Don't wait until the last minute to do your shopping this year— BUY NOW! ., WHILE THE STOCKS ARE COMPLETE! _ Just received a Large Assortment of Children’s WHITE SANDALS, DRESS and SPORT SHOES and BOYS’ White Oxfords. Come in todey and take care of your Childrens EASTER SHOES! Also... for Ladies and Growing Girls... PLAY SHOES, DRESS SHOES. SPORT LOAFERS and OXFORDS. BIG BOYS’ SHOES Sizes 24% to 84% LARGE ASSORTMENT. of... . 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