The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 25, 1943, Page 6

CONCERNING POSTWAR PLANNING) FRR BARRO EGO U OURO UUULE Harold Colee, executive vice President of the Florida State Chamber of Conimerce, in a let- ter to The Citizen, stresses the importance of postwar planning, but addsy thay initiative /ang jen- to havé-WBATANCRE CeoHOMy Which | the war ends. His letter, which follows, should be read by every Key. Wester who is interested in the welfare of this community: _ “May 'I compliment you on the foresight shown in your editorial “Tip From The Squirrel” June 2ist issue of the Key West Citizen. You paint a vivid picture have consented to give freely of their special abilities to local com- munities and industries in the so- lution of specific production, managerial, scientific |Search problems. man, ber announ ; membership within the fext day jor two. Problems presented té this diyision should-“be: specific and \tude expressed ay | composing ¢ ship, I can ai e ‘individuals pamember- you that they attention. | “Planning for the post-war days Hite; and fromthe atti-|’ MISS COLLINS TO BE | LIONS’ CANDIDATE IN | CONTEST FOR QUEEN |. At a regular meeting held last night in the den on Seminary Street, the Key West Lions Club voted to enter a contestant in the Stadium Queen Contest now be- ing conducted by the Monroe County Defense Council Recrea- tion Committee. A committee ap- consisting of Allan Hampton, ions Joe Allen, Arthur Murray andr ice ete CSIC MIREY st T the division | and Miss Vanessa Collins, ‘popular employe of the Columbia am Laundry, to represent the Aas contest. § 4Aen’ Rod Bethel, club secretary, announced that he had received word from the Florida Council for the Blind that the date of the in thej will receive prompt and efficient | opening of the news 4eoth in the }local postoffice, to be operated by Leonard Warren, has been set for pointed by First Vice President| | way of THE KEY WES? cITIZEN i song fest introduced his Succes. | sor, Lion Cline Hayman, who will; | begin his duties as song leader at} ithe first meeting in July. In re} tiring from the post he has held lsince the club’s organization jp May, 1938, Lion Saunders thanked the membership for their fing jspirit of cooperation and request. jed them to continue with their | new song leader in the same fine | way. Lion Hayman has announced that his first project will be the | formation of a bang-up club bar- | } bershop quartet. } }. President-elect Hampton aq-| dressed the club, stressing the fact | | that although the club:had gone | ja long way in its accomplishments, | yet there is much to be done in the | ' vic and commiinity bet- | ierment, and requested the full! cooperation of every Member | during the ensuing year, | Command: berg Was a guest | of the clut expressed pleas- ure at being | ent, Lion Joe | announced that | ders, after leading the club in «WAVES PROCUREMENT | of what may happen to all of Flor-| is ida, as well as to Key West, if needs the‘united and unselfish ef-| requested to be present not a ‘one-man job.’ Florida! July 5 or 6, Club members were the Time M; at the ine quizzes would be continued throughout the com- adequate plans for post-war are! forts of all its citizens, and I am not-made now. Memory of the sud- lappy that an editor of your en- den collapse of the ‘ “Florida |terprise and standing has so clear Boom” and the tribulations which |a realization of the néed for. im- immediately followed should | mediate action.” i ceremony when President Allan Hampton would present Mr. War- ren withthe keys to the booth with appropriate remarks. - ing year as a feature of the pro- | gram committee. Hl = | Forty-five per cent of beef kill | OFFICER COMING HERE... Coal 3 Coli recruiter-in-| 1US4a¥ night enroute to Ports- John E. * lle Navy Re-|outh, Va. to visit her busband charge at. the 'PFC. Norman Cerezo, who cruiting Station. announces that; , |. Fieutenatt Serepta B. Terletzky | ‘tationen there. will be in Key West Saturday,! Mrs. Cerezo expects to remaia June 26. there for about three months. Lt. Regs who ae charge | She is the daughter of Mr. and of WAV! rocurement for e i eR ? Seventh Naval. District, with 7 Rota trea nesial watered fices at 905 Langford Building,: in Miami, will interview a’ women, who are. interested ii information regarding enlistment | in the WAVES. | This is the first visit the -re cruiting officer has made to Key West. Lt. Terletzky will conduct in-} terviews in the navy recruiting; cants are 20 to 36. office located on the second} While here Lieutenant Terlet= floor of the Postoffice Building} zky will be the guest of Miss from 1 to 5 p. m. ; Minnie Porter Harris and fam- Ladies who may have hesti-! ily of 425 Caroline street. Norman is tated..to discuss enlistment in he WAVES with male recruit ers should make every'effort te obtain an interview “with Lieut. |Terletzky during her | visit. one-day ME “1! 1's New and Women Wear It, Clara Has hii. | Rose Marie Shoppe LEAVES ON TRIP | COMMANDER AND FOUR : ENSIGNS REPORT HERE FOR DUTY AT STATION signs joined of the Key Base du other of duty e Age limits for, WAVE__ appli- | side for the United States. iI ZEAE W ERSHION CONSENT 528 Fleming St. PHONE 232 Key West, Fla. COMPAR ey make us realize that a “rose-tint-| : 2M ed Sunday” may be followed by | a “blue Monday.” “Nor should we, in my opinion,| depend upon federal funds for the | maintenance of our prosperity— although their value in tiding us over the-transition period cannot be ‘décried. Permanent prosperity. | 4 must ’bé ‘based upon our own ini- tidtive and enterprise, upon the development of our natural re- Sources ‘ind the promotion of the gifts God has given us. ~“In. order to facilitate such a Program, the,Florida State Cham- of Commerce has created a New Industries Advisory Division | staffed by eighteen of Florida’s outstanding industrial executives, Scientists, and technicians who ef and scnican . You Can Shop Here Leisurely and RECREATION-STADIUM | COMMITTEES TO MEET | With Complete Confidence A joint meeting of the County very Item Guaranteed As Represented Lion Song Leader Gerald Saun- Gilt che SEWELRY you want ON CREDI VisitsOur New Jewelry Store St.--Key West, Fla. ELRY DEPARTMENT DON'T HOARD COUPONS! Buy wisely a items te 2 € ~ ne Then see our values! be underscld! We will not “CLARA.” A Cool Sight... YOU...IN COTTON. “Service:Men |': . Beware?”\”. Pit’s ‘oal¥ fair to give warning when you're such a dazzling eyeful in our worldly tottons ... that make your waist seem $0 s: - and his eyes grow SO big! The! madness in your method of “cott: picking” here, whenever you get te . - be pretty and practical in | | | | | | 2 chance . | 5 si inexpensive cottons like ours! i | | | i | EAT NUTRITIOUS UNRATIONED Foods, Fruit and Wegetabics We Haye A Compiete Assortment of GROCERIES, MEAT, FRUIT and VEGETABLES FOOD RATION COUPON SCHEDULE FOODS AB Red J. K. L. MN ve Stam> 13—5 poumas. id. All expire June expires Aug. 15 Stamos 15 and 5 Five pounds each. for home cammmns. COFFEE Stamp 24—Expires June 22 Save Money - Save Points - Shop at WING LEE’S Use Either Phone 94 or 107 DUVAL and ANGELA STS. KEY WEST Formerly JE of PEOPLE’S CREDIT STORE @ Sheer Cottons @Seersuckers @ Whitte Pique @ Prints and Solid Colors @1- and 2-Piece Styles 30. Blue K. L. M valid through July 7. a ss ee SS) ae ss Recreation. Committee and the Key West Stadium Committee will be held tonight, beginning at 8 o'clock, in the City Hall. «Reports from committees _ap- Pointed in connection with the! Fourth of July celebration to be | held in the new stadium will be | heard and further plans * mounced. President Gerald Saunders of the Stadium Committee and Defense Recreation Chairman J. Glenwood Sweeting request a full attendance at tonight's ses- sion. Just Received A New Shipment of ‘CHES ceptional WATCH BUY— Special Price = See Our Selection of PLAY CLOTHES Shorts and Blouses Bathing Suits and Beach Robes an- Store will close at | p.m. every Play Suits and Slacks VALALAA AA Ad ddd de dade de de de dum LEWINSKY’S MEN’S SHOP PHONE 146 826 DUVALSTREET §§ KEY WEST. FLORIDA ‘QE 12's Smart and Thrifty to Shop at Rose Marie's” Fx XIII AIG dE Factory To YOu" iodociitctotcictctint: * Leaders In Low Prices “TERMS ARRANGED” Ic Op BEDDING and Sr? FURNITURE.CO. 520 Southard Street Key West. Florida WE CLOSE EVERY THURSDAY at 1 P.M. Just Received A Complete Line of Household Furnishings In order: to introduce our new line, we have priced it very reasonably. We therefore, invite 2St rer ‘and look over our merchandi tu lpetiave]as WEATHER REPORT Observation taken at 8:30 a, m. "* E.W.T. (City Office) Temperatures Highest last 24 hours Lowest last night Normal 344 Are You “Slack-happy”? 86 | Better try one of our Genuine | SBatee B2o | PALM BEACH SLACKS So Cool So Comfortable Precipitation Rainfall 24 hours ending 8:30 a. m., inches Total rainfall since June 1, inches Deficiency since inches 2 Total rainfall since Jan. 1, inches - 11.22 Deficiency since January 1, inches “s Relative Humudity 80% Tomorrow's Almanac Sutirise 6:39 a. Suriset . Moontise’ 33 a. Moodtiset 3:15 p, Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) High Tide Low Tide 6:00 a.m. a.m, 6:41 p.m. 12:32 p.m. FOHECAST Key West and Vicinity: Oc casional showers and thunder~ storms this afternoon and tonight, little change in temperature. Florida: Local showers and thunderstorms “this afternpon; local showers in extreme south and extreme west portions to- night; little change in tempera- ture. Hatteras, N. 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