The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 7, 1943, Page 5

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Recently they announced any ; goats roaming at large in the vil- ‘jage will be picked up and their jewpers fined. {son goes to work at Pearl Har- | bor? isead “ysyes | IP 8US, | |, 24908 MOA paurns A[IeaU AyjaId | {94s 1,Us80p ‘]]aM SHOOT | jneg pres | i231 Se B1q se yuory UMOF BUT}; "u0o1 Butssap Joy 0} yo paysni | uaatyyey pue ‘uMop pateys ure] | y ‘ueyL ‘Ine pue | u) weNOk 300M “TIM noA~—Auuate | pres ..iaq-0}-pueqsny Au SZuissty / THE KEY WEST CITI7z OFFICIAL TABLE OF CONSUMER POINT VALUES FOR MEAT, FATS,” No. 2—Effective May 2, 1943 pue “yo paziejs | NAanuanan CYSCLOVANIH Oe cut—bone eit ‘STEWSAND OTHER CUTS STEWS AND OTHERCUTS. Breast—bone In. APMOANM ANE { “stein epire ee oe Sores eres ests - For cach porsinese coe Ofiris! Fable of Trade Point Valecs. ~ 'BIFTEEN. ENLIST az ‘MEN ADVANCED AMONG GROUP GIVEN PROMOTIONS ae eeesewcee- o STRONG ARM SRAND COFFEE LRIUMPH COFFEE MILLS AT ALL GROCERS FISH, AND: CHEESE DON’T MISS P_ A. R. {Special to The Citicen) La Revista Mensua] en Espana! 3 CAMP EDWARDS, Mass., May Ingles. Mailed at Havana Month: | 7.-Fifteen enlisted men of the t Bag oy Tarn Beane te |Anti-Aircraft. Training Center ' have been notified of their promo- j tions. They are Staff Sgt wets 4 ™ E. F. OBrien publishes PAR es M. (Times of Cuba and Pan Amer- Donohue of Corona, L. I, N. ¥., to /#88 Review) at San Ignacio 54 first sergeant; Sgt. John T. Tracy H@vana. P. O. Box 328. Tek of Carnegie, Pa., to staff sergeant; M-1012. Chamber of Commerce Corps. James A. McElhatton of |Hotel La Concha, Bus Station. ‘Philadelphia, Stephen Molner’ of | Homer City, Pa. William W.} Condenhead of La Grange, Ga.,; ; Howard C. Swan of Steele. Ala, Ralph M. Shuke of Six Mile Run,|Havana - Cuba _ Floride - Gulf , Paul Greenberg, of Philadel-|Coast - West Indies - Mexico - ia, Thomas E. Ulbrandt, Jy., of Regions South. Concise News and Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; Dean Lucas {Eatin American Trade Reviews. of Thomaston, Ga, James C.} << e Hooker of Key West, Fla., Leonard MAP OF HAVANA with Guide C. Miller of Daytona Beach, Fla.,{for Buyers distributed free Thomas J. Maxey, Jr., of Nassau,|DAILY om Ships, Trains end Bahamas, and Corp. Technicians Planes, High Spot Coverage. Caeser arrone of Union City,! nd Frederick L. Oukrop a, ‘TROPIC AMERICA oo 4 8 © weenie N. J., and Frederick L. Oukrop of Hill City, Minn., all to sergeants. ! Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service Between MIAMI AND KEY WEST Also Serving All Points On Florida Keys Between Miami and Key West 10 oan bop a 10s hon OPS 00 bs Express, Schedale: : (NO STOPS EN ROUTE) LEAVES KEY. WEST DAILY (EX j CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar rives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid. night. j LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT; SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock Midnight ! and arrives at Key West at 6:03 o'clock | AM, 2 t Local Schedu'e: i (Stons At All Intermediate Points) j | LFAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EXCEPT j SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock AM. end! ;\_ arrives at Miami at 4:00 o’clock P.M. | ! LEAVES MIAMI. DAILY (EXCEPT | SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A.M, and ; MIGRATION. Each morning now there is sur- ards CABLES. ARMORED CHICAGO.—Underground tele-; phone cables in western states are, specially armored. to protect them | from prairie Cogs. H THR, VINEGAR, TARE arrives at Key West at 5:00 oelock | M. FREE. PICK-UP.and, DELIVERY SERVICE FULL, GARGO INSURANCE Office: 813 Caroline Street Phones: $2 and 68 WAREHOUSE: Corner Eaton and Francis Streets jthey hope to satisty hard-boiled | jSenate and house committees. [ 1 t | THE LAWMAKERS ! Representative Buck Hancock prises ‘ jis still gunning for ‘state From the breakfast room ‘and commissions. \T see a shadow in the lily pool, By RUSSELL KAY | He has introduced bills to | Then a flash’ of blue or brown (Florida Press Association) | abolish a number of them and | Which must be followed, Two bills, which proponents|this week urged his colleagues} Until, in some secluded spot, contend would save Floridians thousands of dollars in the form of lower utility rates, were in- «yeyy Mouy | troduced in the legislature last|“down the line’ with Buck in-} week. Both measures call for the regulation of privately-owned gas and electric companies. Representatives Clement of Pinellas, Crary of Martin and Wotitzky of Charlotte are spon- soring one bill which would give the Florida Railroad Com- mission jurisdiction over private utilities ‘While Representative Hancock of Madison introduced a similar bill Which he. stated was*drawn by attorneys for the ,| Rural Electrification Administra- tion and ‘exempting miunicipally owned and REA _ cooperatives from its provisions. Should the bills pass, local utility boards set up in various communities would be abolished and_ their work taken over by the Commission. Terming alienation of affection and breach of promise suits in this state a “racket”, Senator intro- jto support a measure that would | 1 find him, shy and silent, on the; State | |wipe out the State Parole Com- | ground. | mission. | ; | While a lot of folks have gone|Thrushes, warblers, buntings, kingbirds— ‘sofar as price fixing boards) They appear out of the night— |‘such as the Milk Commission, | In flocks'of hundreds jLaundry & Dry Cleaning Board| And in singles, twos and threes land Barber Board) are concern-; They come, flutter about our lawns fed, not many will agree in this} and ponds: linstance for ‘the State Parole | By noon, they come to rest |Commission, under the H |management of Francis Bridges,' ‘has done an excellent job and! ;enjoys public | approval. trées. as her own. forests cool mountain streams. efforts: to persuade them ‘to ae: | While most legislators have| 4 14 {beer too occupied - with affairs} oO. lof state to devote hrarh ‘time tof) i“night life”, the few who have! stepped out for an evening of! recreation are complaining of local “clip joints”. i Several establishments have, ‘instituted service charges, cover} FRANCES HAMES charges and “corkage” charges, | Ah PSEA SG DRS TS and the unsuspecting novice who THE VINEGAR TREE jorders a bowl of cracked ice and: : a bottle of gingerale finds he have had a waiting list for must lay the best part of his, months they still treat you like In this tropical air Would go unheeded; , Our gardens can hold them for only a day. i | able! Among tne branches of the geiger! i confidence and , But, this Island cannot claim them | t ' They yéarn for the deep shaded |day’s pay on the line when he your patronage is really im- 1 H bear in mind that although The Associated Press has L competition in. North America, the owners. of that com- "petition both-aré members of The Associated Press and | are thoroughly in accord with the principles of the de- i” livery of. a, truthful, unbiased. news report without any propaganda whatsoever, government inspired or other- wise inspired. 1 have not the slightest doubt but that the owners of both competing agencies will stand four- square fox the maintenance of those. principles by The Associated Press. in which each has a large interest, as Johnson of Brooksville duced a bill last week A,—Turn them in to the ra- tioning board. Hawaii has a dif- Q.—Is it permissible to sénd V- | ferent rationing system, ? Se ee Q.—Were we at war with Ger- many before we declared war on Japan? A.—No. that Pays his check. | portant.” i well. as by the agencies that they own. Thus I am con- “3 int 10-minute taxi ride can! ee } on ee such Achons. 2 cost you anywhere from 50c¢ tg] ‘Chuckle of last week was the | “Any man who can’t hold his | $2, and a slab of mediocre cow |rebuke given the House Labo | own wife shouldn't be able saa BS to beck tod Gente or mut by Representative E. Clay! [woman who can't hojd her hus-|iNé money. Best and safest of LeWis, when in thelr’ eaigerneds | hand,” said Johnson, the night spots is the Forest {to kill Joint Resolution 13, they | The bill passed the senate by |inn, former home of Governor ;voted against the amendment to} mail to civilians ove A.-—-No. only to members of the Armed Forces, Q.—May I wear my brother's! Air Corps wings? A.—Not regulation wings; min- Q.—Should I pay victory tax jature ones are okay. Q—Can I sell my to anyone I want to? A.—Any typewriter dealer can advise you about the new regula- tions. typewriter Q mail? Is a stamp ne ry on V- Yes, Q.—I'm 15 years old. Is there a Women’s branch of the service I} ean join? A.--No, honey, you're a bit too young Q.—What should be done with War Ratiop Books when a per | each month on income from rental property? A—No. Pay it at the end of the year if your total income is more than $624. Q—If I enlist in the must I serve for the plus six months? Navy, duration a vote of ,27 to 7. { | Senator ‘Collins of Tallahassee |a proposed constitutional amend- {ment that would permit the leg- islature to abolish the offjces of let fly a‘harpoon,at Florida Jus- | itices of the Peace by introducing | John W. Martin, now operated | protect Labor’s rights to “collec- | as a rather exclusive club. Food | tive -bargaining”. In thé extite- ; and service excellent and price3'ment some of the fellows forgot | | reasonable. {whose side who was on. (Remind me to ask the State! _—— Beverage Department about this! Log of the Lobby Lizzards: \ | “corkage” charge in a DRY) Judge Love of the Justice of; ! county.) the Peace and Constables Asso- ciation whose motto is “Justices A.—Yes. stable in counties where such of- 5 ree eS jfices Awere considered .unneces- Q.—Is the Star Insignia on our} sary. Such action would mess planes used. only by the Air up a lot of playhouses and can Corps? »be depended upon to meet bit- A.—The Star is a part of ter opposition from the many emblems and insignia. |ians of such offices who antici- Se {pated such a move. Q.—Am I supposed to pay in-; | Collins’ proposal come tax on a pension? A-— It depends, Ask your Col-!Justices and. Constables — will lector of Internal Revenue. jhave.a lot of explaining to do it will jJustice of the Peace and Con-| guard- | meet j with favor in many sections and! I always thought “How to Win Friends and Influence Peo- |hasee it's genial Jimmie Connel- jly, chief clerk at the Cheroke, ‘who can do more to make ‘his house guests feel at home with ja smile and a handshake than most guys can do with a case of rona-Coronas. In fact, the en- | tire staff of this popular hostelry ‘is tops and even though they |ple” was a book, but in Talle-jing wealthy water and a box of Co | of the Peace Be Unto You”. Monte Graw of Miami, ‘chew- his er’. Bill ‘Riddle of the Hotel, Asso- {¢iation (he knows all about lob- }? E. P. Owen, Jr. of ; League of Municipalities, Funie Steed— “Sing a Song of Citrus”. Bob Cidester, Small Loan’s watching with |