The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 2, 1943, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1913 oe DONE—WETLL HELP WHENEVER YOU WANT ANYTHING OR ANYTHING WATCH REPAIRS Seo WHITE STAR CLEANERS CASH _and CARRY PRICES : | ] SPE PPV eT POC ETT PSTN | At Pittsburgh _ Boston Pittsburgh . 5 Barrett, Javery and Poland; Hallett, Gornicki and Lanning and Lopez. Maurice Scammons, Jeweler 518 Fleming Street A ls Ml i es Mn. i. i. Ms i Lr. er. Lr. Mr. Mir Mr. Me. Mr. Me Mr. ks et. ee tn VUVVVITV VOY Duval Street, Opposite Bowling Alley 3-HOUR SERVICE CLEANING and PRESSING BUSINESS MEN PROFESSIONAL MEN A te te et tn ta en a te tn tn a yrvvvv99rrr VV VV VV VV VV WITT TTT AL & JOE RADIO SERVICE 629 Eaton, Cor. Elizabeth St. Phone 1081 The Fastest Radio Service in South Florida Also—REPAIRING of Electrical Appliances SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TRY OUR SERVICE and BE CONVINCED A Bn i i i Me nM Ms MM he MBL tM MM kn te te De te te te te tt wy R. 2 Our Permanent Waves Provide the Correct Foundation for 2 New and Modash Coiffure ~@ @ Recondition Your Hair With e Series of PAREES a HERBEX SCALP TREATMENTS 919 Fleming Street Phone I —RAIN WATER USED EXCLUSIVELY LA CONCHA BEAUTY SALON Let your next Permanexut Ki AVE~ the lasting tomorrow. Achieved with and amazing speed. it application and heals? duces a shiny coiffeur a i ton in on tan an an an ani in bn nnn nd OTTO TY eT . AaaaaaaAAAA Ye A stn tnt tnt int tn tnt nian | FIREMEN’S TROPICAL PARK 712 DUVAL STREET KEY WEST, FLORIDA Special Kiddies’ Matinee Daily 3:00 to 6:00 P. M. “4a HOME STORE $27 WHITE STREET at Division Phone 6173 YOUR PATRONAGE INVITED suct te tt be te ne AAEM OOED THE KEY WEST. CITIZEN . relics of the day when every drop terfly” from some unknown fte-! fishing is considerably curtailed | is. any of them. It's hard, ite=s-jqqa968 BASEBALL LEAGErs (From The Palm Beach Post-Times) bathing constitute to my mind the| Sarasota by day . . . a Tampa sta- | is sweeping through my room and It's rather disconcerting at first * PHILLIES TRIUMPH oveER '"°ti0n is @ veritable Old Man of the Chamber of Commerce ... Set| made for the comfort and health) - jder the trials of rationing andjzen announces an average 14 de-|plan, “The Barefoot M. wil |shorthand, or a teacher, you don’t |do not run continuously, are gen-| turtle steak, lime pie, shrimp en-| From my mail bag: Ted Pratt!largely in Palm Beaches ‘ton Braves, 5 to 4, in a 14-inning | loose. in a strange town and every- | This little city that played an im-|and rhumbas resound continuous- other,article . . . they cant’ be dis-| Lloyd, who will be the producer | travel by the Buc runs. | ears pierced for shiny ear-rings the Union throughout the war, lent performance of “Mme. But-, beaches and naturally deep-sea! at iall what the popular idea of it |Chuck Pierce's father, before Cardinals defeated the Brooklyn| the sidewalk on a Saturday eve-!Spanish-American War, and World t-Cinctanet rhumba restaurant . .. or the lit- what can be reported and what Lal best customers .. . or a tiny five- tor .. . but it all makes one def-| e2éd with sullen intentness, exe- of khaki clad figures on the streets \night ... Key West has that inde- officer several times while his ship Johnson: and: Li ingston; Bith- of history and atmosphere and the be nameless . .. Most of the pretty ! er than when one dashes in for a’ Casa Marina, and it was a sight to lyn . Owen; Pollett, ‘Krist, Dickson, : derstand the innate love and loy- | there now... | whose work has kept them here of the trial and error method and ters .. . But for anyone with imag- | steer myself by the sun, or remem- , _Mosennamemseusannmtrac tna circctes ct STANDINGS sure and relaxation and entertain- | most convenient . . . Across the! er of rainwater had to be hoarded ...| vana station) . . . Now that my! by the war... As for the weather work, even the actual sheeting i EY WEST.—A writer's iinzg-; articles . . .so do some visitors . . .| greatest advance the*city ‘has ‘yet | tion somewhat imperfectly also at|I have to anchor my papers .. .'sit at lunch with folks you saw im , ;the Sea . . . You simply can’t go/in the midst of surging wartime | of its citizens and visitors . . . “ Key West is a place where one! shortages . . . and it’s no longer | gree variation both summer and jbe published July 21 tne (Special to The Citizen) jfeel the urge to gather up all the! Nowhere in this country have I erally overcrowded, so I hear . . .; chaladas, chicken and rice ... But! writes from Hollywood, Calif.:| Eighties, right in game. Vince DiMaggio smashed | thing appears in the guise of copy | portant part in the Civil War (did/ ly from every figure on the dial | migsed in a few words .. . It’s not! of the picture version and just pos- | coming out The ‘Phillies downed the Chi-'or a group of rag-tag looking| though a majority of the citizens |Ping, wielding their gourd instru-| War I, is of far greater magnitude eva /~y/ tle pickanninies, busy with their can’t, I'd better leave it unsaid, | ‘foot sailor, his shiny white ducks! initely more war-conscious than , cuting the best non-professional and planes: overhead . . . Ships, scribable quality of color that be-' (I’ve learned one must always say orn, Barrett, Fleming and Her-| Topics... a charm that is far, young typically American girls 9 brief tourist-y glimpse . . . {see,® virtually only young and Munger and W. Cooper. alty of the native Key Wester, a! ; for months on end get restless and | 2 Chamber of Commerce map, I’m ination and curiosity anda sense} ber the directions . . . Living at MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES ™e«"I .. . I feel profoundly sorry | street lies a quite adequate ten- ¥ | ‘i P There an proses 6. BUCS DEFEAT | SLIGHTLY OFF THE RECORD vie = DST ate an | 7 A ' The pipelines from the mainland, ; husband has rigged up a wire for |. ! . I'd better knock on wood . _. BOSTON BRAVES with EMILIE KEYES bringing in water for drinking and | my tiny set, I-can get Mjami, ‘and j at the moment, a good stiff breeze ight ... Several of the better} Key ‘Westers take great pride in| the movies last night, but you get i nown restaurants have closed un- | their equable climate . . . The Citi- | used to it According to preset ‘off on a vacation like any other’! activities the paper finds (as don’t; _ \normal being . . . If you're 'a'secre-! we all?) that many of the best 7 “ * Jd SEVEN TO TWO itary you don’t go around taking | stories can’t be told because of needs to have _Fesources within | easy to'step into any place and or- | winter, with absolutely no frost ...'intricacies of book publishing y {down everything you hear in| military and naval exigencies... oneself... Movies are quite dated, der Key West specialties, such as, =. these days. That's the one NEW YORK, June 2.—The Pitts- | children you meet and start a class been so conscious of being in an Without a good aeria) only Cuban I’m going to leave food and res-|“... I showed your review of “Mr. yard... Expect 1 burgh Pirates defeated the Bos-|... But turn a newspaper reporter | armed camp as in Key West . . . stations can be heard ona radio,,taurants and night clubs for an-| Winkle Goes to War’ to Harold| late fall. if there is amy _ Sutvhis'sixth homer of the year in|. :. That's my trouble . . . Whether | you know it was the only South. (however, Sunday afternoon I ac-'an'ideal place for sea bathing sibly the star . . 1 have found the | by-the-way, got much the second to account for three/it’s a baby in arms with its tiny/ern city to remain in the hands of widentally stumbled on an_excel- though there are several public| work intensely interesting and not|on the early Florida days ago Cubs, while the St. Louis|Conch youngsters squatting along | were Southern sympathizers?) the TS... ‘The results of the games follow: ments (what is the technical Cu- in the plan for national defense in National League ban word?) in an imitation of a; World War II... As I don’t know | Cirieinnati | shoe-shine kits:in the bars along | though everything I’ve seen could | Wittig and canit i: Starr ‘and | Duval Street, with sailors as their! be viewed by any interested vi: {fitting him like the casing of a'in a city where the only things to “4 | S#usage, his dark Latin face puck-’ remind us of war are the presence | rkhumba I've yet encountered in‘ come ‘and go... have seen a cer-' La Concha’s bar Jast Saturday tain attractive Palm Beach Naval ) longs to New Orleans and Charles- | ship, never boat) was in harbor .. . Chicago __. ton . ,. It is a charm compounded but for obvious reasons he must’ pa , More apparent when one lingers a one sees are Navy wives .. . Had! Fi 9 AAT A | While and has time to browse rath- ‘dinner the other evening at the’ At St. Louis op FS eae eae aD g|_ 1 don’t mean that I'd like to live handsome couples’. . . Only Naval Head, Webber, Newsom, and [re - - - or that I can even un-' officers and their families can live feeling that few newcomers ‘cher-/ Key West is laid out on the bias iedidcanit is jish ... can understand how many, |... Though gradually by the grace Chicago at New York, postpon- ae feel they're trapped within this getting so I can eventually at least St. Louis at Boston, postponed. |; of sapphire and turquoise wa-! get back to my hotel, I still cannot | of adventure, Key West offers end-| La Concha is rather like living at | less possibilities for weeks of lei-! Forty-fourth and Broadway . .. It’s | | for such persons as a girl I ran in- |to this morning while poking National League Club— Brooklyn St. Louis Boston” BER Cin¢innati _ Pittsburgh - Philadelphia New York Chi¢ago w. L. Pet. | Post at the foot of Duval Street - 13, 658... A short time before we'd 13 :629| perched side by side on stools at 15 .516 j the drug-store across from La 18 .486 | Concha while sipping out morning 17.485 | coffee, so we spoke . . . “Just whi 19 .457| ing away the time till the movie 21 .417| opens”, she explained .. . It was 23. .343/ then about ten-thirty ... The “a vie opened at three-thirty .. . When I finally ended my chat with Pct.| the interesting woman in charge, -594| finished my modest shopping, I -543 | left her sitting disconsolately in .528 | front . .. Maybe it was selfish, but .514 | somehow I felt she wouldn't enjoy -500 | the kind of ambling walk I was 472 | setting out on . “. And after seeing 448 the things she admired in the ll 18.379 | shop, I was also sure I wouldn’t | find her company congenial . . . DOGGING IT | Call it a busman’s holiday, but . | when I accidentally passed the of- ON THE DEEP tice of the Key West Citizen, 1 American League Club— w. L New York — 19 13 Washington 19 16 Philadelphia 19 17 Cleveland -1 Detroit 16 16 Boston ane) | Se | | Chicago eR: at St. Louis is ther turned in as instinctively as an old | | fire-horse . . . The editor and one |reporter were out on their mid- | morning duties, but a very nice ; man in the business office showed |me around . . . He was an old Lex- ington man, asked about Harry ; Giovannoli, was sorry to hear of his recent death . . . Despite short- {age of help, he explained, The Citizen gets many a helping hand PORT, June 2—The crew of aj from its friends .. . a former re- Royaf CAnadian Navy destroyer | Porter now in the ‘Navy sends in claims no dog in the world can} —-————...__- com: i SEADOG SABO SLEEPS ON AS BIG GUNS THUNDER ABOARD SHIP AP Features AN EASTERN ‘CANADIAN > ‘worti sabotage and it is the result of his ability to sabotage the ship’s food and the men’s gear. But Sa- bo's claim to fame is that it has its own hammock, and likes noth- ing better than to sleep in it. The dog is the proud possession | of the ship's company. Originally | it was a gift given to one of the crew—Seaman Earl Costello of | Montreal—but the crew became so wrapped up with the new mascot | they persuaded Costello to make the pup the property of the ship. Now he is Ordinary Seaman Sa- V.R. smart pup and can sure take it,” says Costello, “and he showed that during our last action at sea. The big guns were boom- | ing and men were running every- where. When it was all over some- one remembered to see how Sa- bo had weathered the fight—he had slept in his hammock through | the whole thing. | “Yes, sir,” he said, “you can't Scare that sailor.” NO WONDER i (NO STOPS night. LEAVES MIAMI SALEM, Ore—After working] all day in the State Agricultural Department office and using her | lunch hour to donate a pint of} blood to the Red Cross, Mrs. Geor- | gia Ramage McCormack, whose) husband is in the South Pacific,! Tushed home and did all the house- | work. Then she reported for her} Second full night’s work at a/ cannery which was threatened with closure because of lack of! help. ‘Then she fainted, { arrives at LEAVES MIAMI around in the Old Island Trading! 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 Express Schedule: LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EXx- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar- tives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- { 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 jcent store, an excellent drug-store, especially handy as the hotel serves no breakfast. Diagonally across in the other direction lies the St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, founded jin 1832, quite large, with lovely stained glass windows, a most im- | posing high service, and a deligh' ful rector, Father Dimmick ... A }few blocks down towards the Gulf | Duval Street is advertised as the longest street in the world, extend- | ling from the Atlantic to the Gulf | {vf Mexico) one finds an interes’ | ing old house, now the USO head. quarters, which served for the ex teriors in the film “Reap the Wild | Wind” witn its “widow’s walk” on | ‘top where women were said to watch for the return of their sea- faring men, or the menfolk looked | for wrecks back in the salvaging | ! days of the mid-1880's . . . Houses | lin Key West are undoubtedly | i weatherworn, but even the little \hovels in the main have a certain |grace and architectural dignity, |the Bahaman influence . . . 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