The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 25, 1943, Page 4

PAGE FOUR, LEGION PosT To INSTALL OFFICERS JeRny J. TREVOR TO ACT AS INSTALLING OFFI- CER ON OCCASION Arthur Sawyer Post .No. 28, American Legion, wil hold an in- Stallation of officers tomorrow hight at the Legion Hall. . Jerry J.. Trevor; will be the in- Stalling officer. .;) At this’ meeting,County Com- missionér Harry Harris will take his. membership with the He is the first member to be taken into this organization jm World War II. The following are the offieers that will be installed: Worth Donald Welch, commander. Herman R. Anderson, vice-commander. | George W. Sikes, second post| commander. John W. Pinder, ticer. Veral C. Roberts, post chap- post post finance oi- President Eduard B cj THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LATE | | 1943, as reported by Weathi : (Continued from Page One) | “c@ther sags en latter are concentrating their fire | Met Sh tanere on the German positions fronting ; Atlanta 71 the naval base on the Black Sea,| Boston . 80 and the Germans are throwing | Brownsville 93 their shells among the Russian | Charleston 72 positions. In a sector of the cen- | Chicago 64 tral front, the Reds are said to/ Detroit _ have thrown back the Germans | Galveston 85 | during four.couster-attacks in at- Jacksonville _ 87 tempts to'-win'back’ positions lost | Kansas City — 72 four days agos re | KEY WEST _ 87 ee | K.W. AIRPORT 88 STREAMLININGAMERICAN | Memphis -— 75 WOMEN Mikneapolis “ WASHINGTON.—American wo- | <3 mett Will be streamlined this sum-| New ‘ver. 69 mer and the coming fall and win- ter if the OPA has its , and it | is determined to have its way. No more frills and fluffs on milady’s| dresses; they must be as plain as/ those worn by American women | in the days of the Puritans. The reason: to save cloth. The same ban goes into effect tomorrow. The | edict. outlining the dresses women | | and children will wear during the| summer, goes into effect July 1. New York _.. 69 Norfolk a Oklahoma City 73 Pensacola _. 82 Pittsburgh — St. Louis 72 Tampa 90 pa, is visiting her TEMPERATURES | Temperature data for the 24 {hours ending 8:39 a. m., May 25,; ance VISITING HERE Mrs. John R. Delaney, of Tam- mother, Mrs.|Highest last 24 hours ar —— SHRILL CRIES (Continued from Page On Besides the ra the |case about the size U.S. QUESTIONS ON PAGE TWO | box, the Germar {covered with medals and i |a_ book, printed in Germ | $20 bills in it, Mr. Russell jhe also found a package letters that Lowest last night 6: 54 73 63 Esser d d ing camp in a brand ler sport coupe, ing to a receipt {his papers, had been |a@ few days before his arr Government agents only working on the case Key West, but also elsew | the country, according to | mation that was given a Citiz representative. WEATHER REPORT | Observation taken at 8:30 a m E.W-T. (City Office) Temperatures COUNTY COMMISSION Lowest last night | James R. Curry, 822.Eaton street. | OFFICIAL GUEST OF PRES. ROOSEVELT at the White House is Pres. Eduard Benes of the Czechoslovak Republic, shown.here in a New York hotel, a few hours before he left for Washington. He is in the U. S. to thank the President and the American Government for aid given to the Czechoslovak Government and people since the occupation of Czechoslovakia by the Germai id ‘to confer with the President and Secretary of State Cordell Hull Il questions of. the war and future peace, especially as they concern his country. Considered one of Europe's it statesmen, Pres.'Benes has worked hard and long for cooperation among the nations ofi Europe, was a con- champion of collective security before the League of Natio: lain. Harold E. Russell, his Snepaeand | Mrs. Delaney is accompanied by | Mean post SOUTHERNERS IN LOSING | her daughter, Mrs. Carl B. Terry, | Normal FIGHT j : and grandson, Carl, Jr. WASHINGTON.—Southern sen- | ators and representatives are en- | gaged in a losing fight against the poll tax bill. It was said today that | Republicans will be joined by! j Precipitation ete eee | Rainfall 24 hours ending Subscribe to The Citizen. | _ 8:30 a. m., inches | Total rainfall since May 1, passed the bill against the levying | inches of poll taxes anywhere in the Deficiency jan. William A. Gomez, post serg- éant-at-arms. William H. Piodela, post serv- ice officer. «; da,P..McDermott, post adjut- since May 1, The Fable of the Dumb *© ©’ Donkey and the tL Smart Ox A heavily burdened donkey résted before an inn while his master enjoyed a cool drink of beer inside. An ox who was standing by said to him: “Don't you find this life hard, what with forced labor and the whip when you rebel?” “T used to,” said the donkey, “but that was before my master fiung this collar of bells around my neck. The sounds it makes ate so beguiling I forget my @avy load and fancy myself a musician. You should try it to ease your own labor.” “Nix,” said the ox, “I'll take mine straight; I have no ear for fhiusic.” MO! : For an escape noth- ing beats the opiate of the arts. “MARGUERITH CROLLY. Stump Lane, Key West, Fla. AP. Feotures 'HOUSANDS of stage- sfruck girls pour into New York each year, hoping to master a technique that will put their names in lights on Broadway. Few succeed, for the formula fora leading lady is a vague, uncertain thing. Far instance... . CHURCH SCHOOL UNIT TO MEET WEDNESDAY pecial service for the mem bets of St. Paul’s Church School will be held Wednesday eve- fing, beginning at 7:45 o'clock, at.St. Paul’s Church, f At this time the Lenten Mite) Box offering will be presented, and prizes awarded for the magazine contest. ‘All members are requested 10 bé in attendance, LEAVE TODAY Mr. and Mrs. Gonzalo Bezanilla left today for West Palm Beach, where they go to attend the grad- tation of their daughter, Esther Bezanilla, on May 28, at the Rosa- tian Academy in that city. WHO SAID FOURTH TERM? ——— AP Feathires RI CITY, Mo., May 25. —Tall, white-haired Charles G.) Shaw figures he’s the most elect- ed mayor in the nation. He's just been re-elected for! his 34th term by this town’s 500 inhabitants and now he’s talking} . COSTUME? about running for a 35th. | ‘After that? Well, says Shaw,| maybe that’s long enough for any | man to hold office. Minority Party | Oddly enough Shaw, banker ‘and coal company executive, is a} lifelong Republican living in a KATE SMITH community where the Democratic } ticket has led six to one in state as any of its residents can recol-! lect. ean ACANTY Grocer Joe Fancher explains it By ROBINS COONS by saying Missouri City’s in the} (By Associated Press) habit of electing the 67-year-old) HOLLYWOOD.—It took the U. Shaw to the $12-a-year-post. |S. Army to get her there, but Kate Four times since he took office|Smith faced a camera the other in 1909, Shaw: faced opposition. | day for the first time in 10 years— ipsist/MBqwourl Clty holds its! wittomernt hie teen eee election every. spring; mainly to| ture movie back in 1933 galled determine who is going.to be its) “Hello Everybody.” It was regret- councilmen. | able, and she regretted it along Saves Money _ | with other people. This time Kate For another thing Missouri City came for “This Is the Army,” pay- has reason to be satisfied with) ing her own expenses from New Mayor Shaw's 33-year adminis-| York to Hollywood, and working tration. In. the last two years its! for nothing. The reason she did it, br ahd a andy mye Nite a aside from the patriotic motive, is lo 40 cents on the val- that she doesn’t have to act and — neat its municipal debt she does get to sing a favorite song. paid in full. It’s “God bless America,” or you ‘ Its ed are used a the up-jdon't like it, but you know it. eep of the stre and for st Kate did her singing for the lighting furnished by a p) te picture in familiar eatroudige Freie Nevis of course, there’s!a radio station copied from that ie mayors salary, jane had an audience of some 300! GOODS BROUGHT IN extras. Introducing her number: DRAMA? Judith Evelyn In “Angel Street” Helen Hayes * 2 In “Harriet i “she had one line to say for the | mike. She muffed that one the first | take, did all right on the second, jand then she gave—with no more | camera shyness than a baby, with- ' out a bobble. 2 8 There’s another sifiger who will be back before the camera— a singer some of the wise guys at) | Metro were sure was finished.'This lis a chap named Nelson Eday. | baritone has. made’ one - fil |\‘Phantom of the Opera”) ce | Teaving Métro, has just completed }a concert tour which brought out | Eddy-worshippers by the thou- } sands. | His local concerts must have ; wowed the wise ones, if they both- jered to attend. The“ Sold Out” sign was up, and inside—well, the WAAC’s and WAVESs might have found it advantageous to set up re- cruiting stations. The women, bid , and young, who are devoted to Ed- ,dy make quite an army—all good |movie customers. northern Democrats in ; having} Union. Classified Column FOR SALE |TECHNICAL BOOKS — New Shipment weekly. A look at; our Technical Shelf may save you dines of postage and weeks of waiting. PAUL: SMITH, bookseller, 334 Simon- | ton St. at Eaton St. ; WANTED—Used Water Pumps aprl-tf} and Tanks. Jack Smith. 718 . | Olivia. may20-5tx TRAILER, New Moon, 21 ft.| Electric refrigeration. Can fi-; nance. Skating Rink. | may5-tf; COOK, white or colored. Apply | | 416 Southard street, next to SPECIAL—One thousand Manila} Skating Rink. may11-tf Second Sheets, $1.00. 500; — Sheets, 60c. These prices now, WAITRESSES for day or night in effect. The Artman Press.; work. Apply 416 Southard street, next to Skating Rink. apri-tf} | may11-tf BEAUTY OPERATOR. Apply 536 Fleming Street. may24-3tx WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN GIRLS. Good salary. Southern- most City Pharmacy. apr7-tf WANTED: Small furnished house or apartment. Permanent tenani for suitable place. Call or see W. M. Arnold at Florida Motor Lines. may24-6tx Clore Foley In “Janie” HELP WANTED ELECTRIC STOVE. Brand new.| Only used as demonstrator.; Also, one practically new Ice! Box, insulated. Phone 1057. | may21-5t; FOR SALE—Two cottages, one} furnished and one unfurnish-| edi Price: $2,500.00. Terms: | WAITRESSES Apply: Pollock, 508 Duval St.j Walk Cafe. may20-6tx, Streets. ‘ WANTED—Side- Gypsy: Rose Lae Duval and Fleming Jn Star And Garter} | apr20-tf FOR SALE—23-foot Harris Ca-) WANTED TO BUY ravan and enclosed screened! = porch. D. Buchanan, Mastic; WANTED—Car up to $300. No Trailer Park. may24-6tx | objection to larger car. Write offers Box ZS, Citizen. may25-1tx HELP WANTED—FEMALE FOR SALE—Equipment in J. D’s! | Restaurant. Also many miscel-| laneous large and small items.| Apply Jefferson Hotel, 114 Du-| val St. may24-tf| LADIES WANTED for Stock- | room work. Must be strong and active. Good pay for right person. Apply Mr. Bennett, S. H. Kress & Co. mayl9-6tx EMPLOYMENT WANTED DINING ROOM DINETTE SET| AN ALL-AROUND MECHANIC and Radio. 913 Georgia Street.) gesires « work. > ¥,Carpentering, may24-tf/ plastering, éement work. Call | Mastic Tfailer Camp. Esti- mates.” M: *E. Fidler: | ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE, scat | | A-1 air Gonditioner. Home or| office. _S ll] Radio, Electric} Iron. Skating Rink. may24-if| LADIES’ and MEN’S’ BICYCLES, Motor Scooter. Skating Rink.’ i » may24-tr! a kinds. Street, 906 Division may24-6tx ER. Sleeps three. $295.00, Apply! Peterson. Gulf Stream Trailer Park. { may24-3tx ' i FOR RENT FOUR-PIECE MAPLE — BED-; —-———__—____ ROOM SET. Call after 5 P. M. FOR RENT—DETECTIVE STOR- 37-F, Naval Air Station. may25-2tx | RADIO-VICTROLA combination.! Cabinet set, beautiful piece of} furniture. Must be seen and} heard to. be appreciated. Cost’ $475.00. Will sacrifice. Also: | have table model. 2702 Staples) Ave. Phone 705R. may25-1tx seller, Eaton St. (By Associated Press) \ LONDON, May 25.—German soldiers and civilians now are permitted to bring food.and all! water, twin beds. head St. ROOM COOLER FAN, window, LOST may20-6t | \THREE GOOD , CARPENTERS SILVER DOME HQUSE.TRAIL-| Jooking for repair work of all! Overseas Transportation IES. The very newest and| goriest—not an antique in the| lot! Rents start as low as 10c per week, PAUL SMITH, book- | corner Simonton and apri-tf, inches Total. rainfall since Jan. 1, inches Deficiency since January 1, inches Relative Humidity 76° Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise 6:38 ; Sunset 8:10 5 Moonrise 1:49 Moonset 1:29 Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) High Tide Low Tide 4:46 a.m 9:47 a.m 4:02 p.m. 11:03 p.m FORECAST Key West and Vicinity: sonable temperatures with scat-| tered showers and thunderstorms | this afternoon and tonight. | Florida: Little change in tem \perature, this afternoon and night, with occasional locz {showers and thunderstorms. | Hatteras, N. C., to Apalachi- ,coia, Fla: No- small craft |storm warnings have been i sued. Se MUNICIPAL ELECTION. i NOVEMBER 3. 1943 For Capta‘n of f ciice W. J. WALKER (MACK) STRAND THEATER PAT O'BRIEN in “Navy Comes Through” Coming: “CAIRO” ERT tT MONROE THEATER CRAIG STEVENS in “SECRET ENEMIES” and “One Thrilling Night” Coming: “1 Born Every Minute” | FISH GOT AWAY LOS ‘ ANGELES.—Police looking for the fish that |away—$800 worth of them When customers began phoning a fish company complaining tha j their deliveries were late, police |were called.- The truck. was |found, but the driver and the ‘fish were missing. wert got AAA444A44444444444 BINGO PARTY (Sponsored by Junior Woman's — ‘Club, Thursday, May 27, 1943, Club House, Duval Street, 8:00 \P. M. Admission 35c per per- |Son—a prize for every game. | WevvvvwwvwwwT FICTION - NON-FICTION TECHNICAL BOOKS 9AM. to 8 PM : Foe sade eeoeee IF You'Re Looniwve TRIUMPH COFFEE MILLS AT ALL See PAut SmitH 334% Simonton §T. | 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 Express Schedule: (NO STOPS EN ROUTE) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar ROOMS FOR MEN ONLY. Hot 513 White-! may25-3tx pe. Good condition. Cheap.) ‘and jus Tin. | 2902 Staples Ave., Phone 705R. jor VWVeHIn- may25-1tx ft OS 3! IES LEV WE WANTED ed in that manner is not chhatiged| gener cate potatos order, THE! - against regular ration allotments. |... ARTMANCPRESS.: _jly9-tf; This was’seen’ as a hint that the} i i Nazis may doubt how long. they HANGERS ANTED. will be able to loot countries aye: | Sean a Hoey Saf | tematically as a state enterpfise| Wwe will call. White Stat and have opened the field to‘in-! Cleaners, 701% Duval St. : dividuals to help ease the internal | apri- food shortage in the Reich. } | kinds of goods into Germany co occupied countries duty- fe! é without a- check of luggage eign Sources here now repart- The privilege was extended to) civiliang @fter being granted ‘sol- die me time ‘ago. Food import- LOST—“A” struction job. Finder Sunday, May 23rd. please call 16-J. FOUND Gas Ration Book,’ F281115G. At Naval Air Sta-| tion on Mackle-Leach Con-j please | return to 1916 Seidenberg Ave.! may22-3tx | CANOE PADDLE, at Boca Chica, If found, may25-3tx | FOUND—Farmers Market, 921) Division St. Best place to get} rives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- night. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock Midnight and arrives at Key West at 6:00 o'clock AM. Local Schedule: (Stops At All Intermediate Points) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A.M. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 o'clock P.M. | LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT | SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A.M. and A ogg at Key West at 5:00 o'clock i , | {ditioned atmosphere lat which she introduced the song. | (thr udaomn prwou lh shrdlunppi cleaned. Beis ' OLD RAGS. Apply The Citizen; TO PREVENT DUST Office. feb15-tf! NEW YORK.—-To prevent: dust WANTED—One Servel Electrolux | or dirt from entering binoctilars, Gas Refrigerator. Must be in’ work semble them in air-eon-! good condition and price rea-j electrically sonable. J. D. Bearup, rear 822 Fleming St. may25-3txj Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. may4tojun7 | HOME. ELECTRICAL APPLI-| ANCES REPAIRED. Phone 705R after 1 P. M. may25-3tx FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE Office: 813 Caroline Street Phones: $2 and 63 WAREHOUSE: Corner Eaton and Francis Streets