The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 11, 1943, Page 6

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN a Be. cm that, Mickey Finns may avert a! pound of |Mickey Finns -(chloral)! RIGHT! ilickey FINNS K. 0. Seiad shuciope (Gt imceucised (and, pheneli; piu. scmie . dakar} rove eed “If It's New anc Women Wear Clers Ses © > COOTIES NOW that threatens vital food crops. |chemicals, was found to be mote; “They say Old Skinner the oil | Rose Marie Shoppe |Senator Matthews meekly inquir- | a | In peace time, rotenone and|eadly to cooties than either of! millionaire, gives hardly a thing By JOHN GROVER pyrethrum are-the one-two punch the natural insecticides. jto any cause except foreign mis- “THE NEW FASHION CESTER 528 Fleming St. PHONE 232 Key West, Fla ; LAWMAKERS <i.'.253, Scores senator: be was still privileged to vote. AP Features Writer for bugs that blandly ignore other Production Begun | sions.” Upon receiving the news, Gov-| BELLSVILLE, Md., June 11— poisons. Most commercial insec-} Manufacture of the chemical! “Yes. I understand he likes to'! sacha natin tata ath Soitns and Jacksonville as a part of the} U. S.* experimental farm en-/ Ping shortage dried up U. S. sup- }tenone needed for agricultural a b Sixth Congressional District in| (oS tion, ienocks cdoties kicking. More than {use of rotenone and pyrethrum| crops. Extensive tests are under HENRY FONDA in Cool, Pretty Styles m the following figures make inter- | the tune of $259,700. are carriers of typhus and other! tests are “promising.” ew Sixth District was carved|Tampa at $678,700. The‘ Hotel/tontractors for $675,000, just about louse powder. | tests on a large scale during -this! | roll and the chorus of “Yeas” was! deafening. : SITTING IN WITH | Other amendments followed and o ernor Arnall expressed delight|Even the Mickey Finn, used to|ticides have a pyrethrum or rote-/under license is already under ‘make his money go as far as pos- By RUSSELL =a and said nothing would please him|tame obstreperous drunks, has;"0ne base. Both are derived from | way and will release appreciable! sible.” ¢ @lorida Press Association) more than to have Duval County | gone to war. 'foreign plants, and the war ship-; quantities of pryethrum and ro- | fle uf i . lies. |secticides. > ‘One worthwhile piece of legis-|State of Georgia, concluding his|temologists have confirmed that)! | | hati aoe a aespmaent of| message with regrets that thej knock-out drops are the basic in- Use Restricted Tag Gee Mckay Pino, may | THEA ong a adaali Legislature had seen fit to rescind|gredient. of a comnound that | _It was necessary to restrict the 80 be used directly to aid food : For a time it appeared Gerivatives t certain essential, way to determine the toxicity of| og is trying and.difficult task] There has been a agetotaaieuls Bo the assessment from |crops, such as beans,. The. Army the chemical when used against+ “THE BIG STREET’ Cottons at Special not be accomplished at| ing about assessmet 700 to $419,000, putting the needed the balance available for} tgatdén and farm pests. Federal | \ *Comingt Badget Prices! session; for, as’ might be ex: | OUnY and in viet#r'df? this” ‘Assessor behind the eight ball to | cootie-killer. Cooties, or body lice, ; ventemologists- say the ; liminary} © eens + vee » for, ted, it was a highly controver-| esting reading: Assessor Sparkman is enjoy-| fatal illnesses, besides being de-| It's already proved that the| ‘sial issue. However, House and) Tax Assessor Will Sparkman jing a quiet chuckle, for the hotel structive of morale. Every soldier ; compound is effective against a! MONROE THEATER Senate finally concurred and a| assessed the Florida Hotel. in! recently sold to a group of road furnished his personal-pack-| number of voracious bugs. Field} LIONEL ATWILL i eile in ‘Dut, composed of the following| howled its head off and went tojthe figure Will had assess-d it.) Just when things looked dark-! growing season are in progress.| ‘STRANGE CASE OF DR. Rx’! counties: De Soto, Charlotte, Lee, or papas cy Property was aig Points oxi ebay even est for farme cs; because nothing If they pan out, the Mickey Finn| and ‘KATHLEEN’ He , Okeechobee, In-| worth only ,000. acc! id contractors of being , else is so gooc rotenone and ‘will move out of the saloon into; "The Minor’! rag Parca Lucie, Martin,| The court considered the plea philanthropists.” pyrethrum, a § -patended com- the fields. 1 Coming: Major and the | Palm Beach and Broward, sub- - | tially reducing the districts formerly served by J. Hardin son and Pat Cannon. Se congressman elected from ie new Sixth District will re- = ace Lex Green, now serving as BLOUSES and SKIRTS ressman-at-large. Ambitious fill the post is Senator J. A. ; : A A grand collection of lin of Fort Myers; who in all s % : 1 ¥ bright mew summer bability will be a candidate at = | next general election along ‘ith a number of other aspirants is fashions—gay, coler- ful and adorable Senatorial dignity gave way te “es ‘ E : ae ae 4 oOo jotous horseplay when during the rant : = / ite on the congressional redis- bill, senators from sur+ territory all objected te placed in the same district Duval, ¢laiming thatvunder such ingement Jacksonville, with large’ population, controlled vote. ¢ Senator Matthews of Jackson- ville arose to suggest that Duval be made a district itself. * The spark that set off the horse- play come from Senator Hal h of Lake Butler, who sent amendment to the desk to put val county in the State of Geor- Bia. 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That's why our customers are con- ar sending us new cus- Mother and I missed seeing you when you were home for the holidays, so I wanted to write you now that you're starting your new session. Jim is overseas, Junior is in camp and Mary is working in a war plant. This leaves us a little eS: especially with volunteer work, O, C. D U.S. 0., rationing board anid soon. But we'll make out if we can keep our patience and work hardienough. Senator, I'll have to admit we did lose patience a few months back. Junior used to say I always scolded him too late— after he had already made up his own mind to do better. I guess I was waiting till I got my temper under control. And that’s what I’ve done in your case, too. First (this is just the way I used to start in to take our boys down a peg), 1 hope you fellows we've elected to Congress are going to take some more responsibility. Now that the. businessmen and the farmers have turned intto production wiz- nae WINKS WEL Type 4 ards, we wouldn’t mind if a few poli- ticians that you and I know would turn into statesmen for the duration. Second, 1 wanted to warn you about money. We know you have to think in big sums and spend a lot of money for the war. But try and remember how hard Mother and I worked to buy $200 worth of bonds. Don’t let them throw our money away or waste even a fittle. A wasted million dollars won’t save any soldier lives. And it will hurt five shousand families like ours who sweated it out in bonds and taxes. And listen, Senator, don’t worry about whether we're going to co-operate or not. We've given Uncle Sam our boys, our businesses, our money and all our con- fidence and, if you think anybody that will give this much is going to quibble about a gallon of gasoline or a can of beans, if you think that, well, somehow or other when you took the train to Washington you left all your common- sense on the platform back here! Mother and I and everybody we know * * * want you to nave evtrything to work with and want to give you the most loyal, intelligent, whole-hearted co-oper- ation that was ever pag any govern- ment in the history of the world. That’s what you can count on from the folks back home. Now you know us, Senator, you know we all want to win this war just as and as positive as anyeody in Washington does. You know something else, too, sir. You know we have faith in you— faith you'll do the right thing. I remember how we put it up to Junior when we mortgaged the place to send him to college: “Son, we're counting on you.” And, somehow, Senator, Mother and 1 feel you and Congress aten’t going to let us down. Respectfully yours, (phaant poe Leith Middleville, BSvder “Benéath tne éterid ahd uinyiekding righteousness of the men and women who conquered the'soil of America, Grant Wood has depi zt : “fiat BARE iy a | Better tomorrow .»+an undying patriotism... a readiness to sacrifice, that their sonsand daughters might go forward! CHIMY CIsr.. MF BiC ?LBEEL. Broadway == om Market DUVAL and PETRONIA STREETS EUs Lairr WOWWOE LHEVAED KEY WEST, FLORIDA This message, prepared by the J Walter Thompson Company, is one of a series contributed jointly by advertising agencies and The New York Times : ’ “ We Have A Complete Assortment of GROCERIES, MEAT, FRUIT and VEGETABLES FOR YOU! WING LEE’S Use Either Phone 94 or 107 DUVAL and ANGELA STS. 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