The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 7, 1943, Page 4

LE PE A es a DERE Fi SE DE GAULLE A POOR ALLY SEEKS ABSOLUTE CONTROL We have always been of the opinion that the United States and Great Britain were too much concerned over the opin- jons and actions of General Zharles De Gaulle. The activity of the leader of the Free French, since the Fall of France, has been possible largely because the British per- mitted him to use a radio and provided funds to finance his organization. In repayment, General De Gaulee has displayed a discon- certing ambition for political control of French fortunes and, | it appears, demanded complete contro! of the military forces of France General Giraud, somewhat older, has been no match for De, Gaulle in the effective use of’ political propaganda. tion in North Africa Saved by the intervention of the United States and Great Britain; im advising De Gaulle that Gi-j Taud> must remain in command of French armed forces in North Africa A Washington dispatch by Harold Callender explains that General De Gaulle has gained Support among the youths of North Africa, telling them that General Giraud is a puppet of Allies. that France is treated Worse than Luxembourg, be- eause, although her army fights} with the Allies, there is no French flag among those of the United Nations, no French gov- @rmment represented in their eoucils and not even full French sovereignty in North Africa. The general, apparently, seeks to convince the French people that “France is being humiliated by the Allies as well as by the Germans” Hi The unwillingness of De Gaulle to cooperate fully with} Giraud in North Africa, together; with these fevelations of his propaganda to the French popu-; lation. confirms previous sus- Picions and convinces us that it Would be a mistake to put too much confidence in the Fighting} French leader i PREPARING TO BLAST JAPAN] ing at St. Vincent's Hospital in| US. PLANS AN OFFENSIVE Bearing in mind the long sup- ply lines that stretch across the Pacific and the fact that Japan is an island empire, destined to live or die on the sea, it is in- teresting to read the statement of the Secretary of the Navy, Prank Knox, that the United States is not building up its bas. , its troop strength and its air Power in the South Pacific for defensive purposes. Mr. Knox that our air- craft carrier production program, which is particularly vital to the South Pacific offensive, is mak- says ing good progress. The United States will soon have ‘several times the number” of carriers that were with the fleet in 1942 @Md the increase, according to the Secretary, will be “very considerab: The long supply line across the Pacific, together with lack of fa- Cilities to unload ships, naturally delayed effective warfare against the Japanese Mr. Knox points out that our lines are in Geed shape that losses have averaging ics month While no official ment has been mad of ns early day to some £ emis. perts for howd Oty culate kes i e would b up unload Eastern Now. w bases { f and facabitics cargo ships. the Ur im & posit to action aga sive launched bases and @ strong nave supply adding ou: been negligible two ships a announce- the flow In th war, according correspond stayed in awaiting un- adequate handling of ted States is take aggressive n. Any offen. : adequ withe and supe ity, w t een fore ed to fa hs en hat the war lead United States success! sisted propa t them into n propa blanne vy high United fi mm Ch ui A SHIPS ARE AVAILABLE CARGOES THE PROBLEM Not nv nt ae Con Sressons ner “ & army for t United States in- sisted t t f a larg fughting eas ™ cause t i q . Wa sexneron “* By HUGO S. SIMS. Special Washington Correspondent of The Citizen THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | USED BY COLUMBUS CHICAGO. — The vs PLAN NEW COCA | COLA CAMPAIGN at | most ancient of al navigation in- aah. | OVER SIXTEEN HUNDRED {ships availabe for their transpor- struments, was used by Colum- (la : hee 4 | NEWSPAPERS TO CARRY | tation overseas. ! ADVERTISEMENTS This prediction, like many | Wii nn FOR SALE |others made by opponents of the | war-program, is not justified by ja total of 1612 newspaper in 1379} 8:30 a. m., inches 0.00 | present facts. The Brcyirstreiar| SPECIAL—One thousand Manila} cities for a new iDivertinliye cam-| Total rainfall since July 1, | WINS TWO MEDALS, |shipping’ situation has improved; Second Sheets, $1.00. 500) Daien launched this week, ac-| inches ag 139 | so much that the task of finding} Sheets, 60c._ These prices ROW cording to Karl O. Thompson,! Deficiency since July Tr George Montero, who is now} cargo for available ships is more| in effect. The Artman Press. oner of the Key West Coca-! _ inches 0.48! stationed with the United States trying than“ ‘finding ships for} aprl-tf/ Cola Bottling Co. | Total rainfall since Jan. 1, {Army in Missouri, Battery 899, essential cargoes. | | Mr. Thompson emphasized the; _ inches 12.45| writes to relatives here stating The shift has been caused by RENTAL LIBRARY BOOKS. Li- universal coverage that is pro-| Deficiency since January 1, that he has won two medals in several factors, which have im-| brary copies of latest best sell-' vided by newspapers and stated| inches — 2.02 shooting practice. i ers at reduced prices. proved the general shipping ad | PAUL |that more than 900 Coca-Cola uation. They include: SMITH, bookseller, corner Si-| bottling plants throughout the (1) Control of the Mediterran-| monton and Eaton Sts. country are represented in this} ean, estimated to save 1,500,000 | jiv1-tf| nation-wide use of this medium tons of shipping by eliminating | of advertising. the long trip around Africa; |PHONOGRAPH RECORDS. All; “The part played by Coca- (2) ‘The successful anti-subma-| popular, hillbilly and Race rec-| Cola in the daily life of Ameri- rine battle in the Atlantic, due} ords. We ship anywhere C.O.D.,©@" soldiers and sailors around to improved naval technique — Record slips FREE on request. the world and the fact. that equipment; C. &. L. Amusemest Machine, ‘Coke’ is the recognized abbre- (3) Heavy damage inflicted! Co., 1510 N. W. 36th St, Mi-|V!ation only for Coca-Cola, form upon German submarine-building! ami, Fla. the theme of this new program, plants and operational bases by jun24tojly26-27tx | S#id Mr Thompson. “Our armed bombing: and, | forces have found Coca-Cola (4) The phenomenal record of | TRAILER for 4, with tires. $375.| being bottled at many _ points | throughout the Allied Nations. ship-building in this country,; Hurry. Skating Rink where shipyards delivered 711) ships, of 7,142,122 deadweight | tons, in the first five months of eer Man's, Ladies’, Boy little things that them of home.” |Mrs. Roberts is rapidly improv- ing at the home of ‘her sister Mrs. E. A. Diddle, Normal Boulevard, Bowling Green. REVEALS (Continued from Page One) employer shall hire a worker who comes from an essential industry unless the worker has been refer- HELP WANTED WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN GIRLS. Good salary. Southern- most City Pharmacy jly1-tf ed safely. With the decisive victory in Kula Gulf, it was announced that the capture of the Jap base at HELP WANTED, white or color- ed, male or female. No ex- perience necessary. Apply Co lumbia Laundry jly1-tf Munda now will be accelerated. American and Australians are now pressing toward that island red to him by the U. S. E. S. In'/TOP SALARIES PAID for Day ¢rem three directions, and it is certain situations outlined below, and Night Waitresses. Side « worker may be tentatively hired,} walk Cafe. vi-tf expected now that other forces subject to a post audit by the U.! will be sent from the northeas: S. E. S. as to his availability. This ELDERLY woman to ’ may be done even ywhe child evenings. References. 9 ard the east to attack Munda worker does not Rave a r Georgia. vi-tf card from U.S. 3S if the tenta-| where the Javs built one of its tive employe falls within one of the following five conditions 1. The worker is to be employ- ed at his highest skill and has a separation notice indicating his;2 SEAMSTRESS GIRL or BOY, must have » experience. Produce Depar ment. . 1026 Division v2-6tx most pretentious airfields in the Southwest Pacific. Spry Old Dame ‘former employer agrees to trans-| and Navy alt Gow lo . : fer } pay. Good ho ’ D 4 2. The worker has not migrated val y6-6t from a ‘critical area or from an | ———————— ie AS ye gesnie sft « area in which a special stabiliza-, WANTED—Light hous catia te ns tion plan is in operation, such as Room, board and re ' Mobile, Tampa, Panama City, | salary. 1109 Varela St — Brunswick, Savannah, or Macon FOR RENT n this region. seca 3. When a worker ~ STRAND THEATER is transfer- ENTERT. ‘AINS AT WEATHER REPORT RS sr Observation taken at 8:30 a. m/ Highest last 24 hours 89/ at a cocktail party in honor of saa ate 79} Miss Marian H. Parker, daughter - +84 of Commander H. R. Parker. | ae 83 USN. “8 | | ae Precipitation ; Bottlers of Coca-Cola are using} Rainfall 24 hours @ding: 2k upgn ‘Coke’ as one of! and remind| wide ers. In pointing out that the new! Florida: Continued warm with} eee eG Office Hours: 9-12; 2-6 P.M. ee ae fee enon _ | Address Phones PRESC later date, according to ant a Duval s prema = Duval and Fleming Sts. ment made by Mrs. Irene Adi sai sane Se tary of the organizat 65° life is “OK” “The little Japs) : better be careful with this Key | Teeerees Steers Wester,” states friends of Mon-! Sunrise 6:43 a ™.'tero, “because he is a fighter.” | Sunset 8:21 p.m. “Montero is familiarly known} Moonrise 11:51 a ™. by his numerous friends as} Moonset “Georgie” 1 Tomorrow's Tides 2 ee ! (Naval Base) High Tide Low Tide RETURN TO CITY 2:51 a.m. 7:58 a.m. : ; 2:02 pm. 8:52 p.m Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Solomon, FORECAST and daughters, Helen and Mary { Key West ani Vicinity: | Lu. after spending a month's! Continued warm this afternoon ‘'S!t J? a ae page nity: somibly, 2 few|Dor ee ly scattered thundershow- | “St evening $ Miss Gloria Silveira and sister, !Mrs. J. B. Morland, wife of’ |Lieut. Comdr. J. B. Morland, | USN, entertained Saturday night E.W.T. (City Office) Temperatures ‘GEORGE MONTERO Relative Humadity Young Monter says that Army} ~ ma Thom & less to 2 more exci | AcE 1 RICHARD GREENE in ual industry A COMFORTABLE PLACE TO ia s 4. When & worker can be em-| LIVE. New building (Bach FLYING FORTRESS ployed at a higher skill than for-! lors Quarters), pler Coming: “BAMBI i nerly : well water, showers 2 a - | 5. When the nearest office of| "0m accommodations n | the United States Employment! House. 805-11 Simontor — than the place of hire , Dietsch, owner manage “en In case the worker is eligible su SPENCER TRACY in | ior tentative hire under any of LOST “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” the atiove five conditions the em- plover must mail the completed ification and identification form within 48 hours to the near- est U.S. E. S. office and agree in advance that if upon investiga- tion it is found that the worker ts not eligible for permanent hire. he will release him upon request f the U.S. E. S. avila This request for release will be BENRUS WRIST ienced by a letter from the em ployment service If the worker is and “The Gorilla Man” Coming: “SPITFIRE AT SEA” LOST—Brown Leather 5 containing 4 5 one bills, and MYRON Dade City. Fla contents for re 516 Fleming Fla cla dollar SPEEDY, SURE %& RELIEF FOR ACID e change pu Fi Red Anne From eligible for 31-40. A. Sc permanent employment the U. S. 792 E. S. will mail an official referral! —____ card to the employer at the com- PURSE. containing Returr t j pletion of its investigation Miami to w York 4 | ee es money ey GARDNER’S PHARMACY nox and Sta rd il termi- Joe's ms asked Phone Deli nate Elks Hills contract i jly7-2tx eis — oe 02£24424444444444444 ... or how to get along in Alaska The American soldier in Alaska meets up with a hundred little things that remind him of home. One of them is Coca-Cola. Have a “Goke", says bh t does in Youngstown or Yuma. From pole to it clicks in the Yukon as pole Coca-Cola stands for the punse that refreshes—has become tic hig between kindly-minded a BorTTLED AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA KEY WEST COCA-COLA COMPANY BY BOTTLING COMPANY SOUTHERNMOST CITY PHARMACY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1943 SANITARY NAPKINS BOZEN IN SPECIAL S/.LE Pack Modess is Safer! , . THAN! In a recent test, this year. This compares with| . Fans,.Air Conditioner, Electric) |, pti } CARD OF KS | iene ae proved | " > advertising features “Coke”, the; thundershowers at a few scat- odess far less likely to “strike 746 vessels, 8,090,800 deadweight... Irons, Ironing Cords, Electric’ ® ge Wises cron a # Pap: " tons in all of 1942. Wire Washing Machines.|‘iendly abbreviation of Coca-| tered places late this afternoon We take this Means > thro Here's your ‘bargain Skating Rink, 9 to 5:30. Cola, Mr. Thompson recalled thejor early tonight tending our heartfelt appr | chan: ap ae protection for _ yi-tg/ famous decision \ ten by the | Hatteras, N. C. to Apalachi- to the many friénds who were! busy wartime days! VISITING HERE late Justice | Oliver Wendell) cola, Fla: No small craft or so kind and considerate to us "i olmes, of the United States} storm warnings have been is during the illness and after the f Mr. and Mrs. J. Conlan; nep- | PARTY BOAT. Cheap. 810 Eaten supreme Court, to. the effect! sued. death of our loved John 2] hew and niece of Mrs. John) : . ee Sao egress Sosy d —_—_———_ Wells. We espe : aaee Modess is Softer! ‘ee a es E. °33 mode! ollowing the introduction of! who donated the use of ane ag ——— in ggg te exi6. °$60 the campaign in the nation’s TEMPERATURES cars for the funeral, and . arder than ever, you need gee apace gaa 1327 Duncan Street. jly3-6tx| Press, the theme will be featured| hose who contribued floral ali the comfort you can get! Modess Long Island, New York. | 5 i _|in magazines, radio scripts, post-| Temperature data for the. 24 ngs. We assure « a has a special softspun Silee. . . fae The Conlans are visiting with | MOTOR SKOOTER Skating ©S and other media in an ex-} hours ending 8:30 a m., July 7, all their t were made just for you! — Peder =| the as snesaaene Rink jly6-tf, tensive advertising schedule. The; 1943, as reported by the U. S ays be remembe ° uthars an largare| ; <caS advertisement of the new) Weat : MRS. JOHN WELi IE | saint eather Bureau: 3] streets. appears in today’s Citize | SON, BRYAN WE ; g |INNERSPRING MATTRESS. Apt f r ay n.| - ae ? eet ; They expect to leave some)" "Cp ter Place. jly7-2tx pas \ Highest Lowest jy7-1 Modess is the Buy! time this week on the return . EVERR D last 24hours last night pete ee ee trip home. EADY STAR CLUB asia: = pes CEES Whar a bargain! You save money, Sen WANTED TO HELP RED CROSS Boston 79 63 shopping trips. Switch and Brownsville 94 5 ee for self how much safer VISITS KEY WEST gg egy Mog go |Charleston 93 : odess is! c¢ a hanger. oar Mrs. Irene Adams, creta “hic: 79 Miss Grace Marie Horan of, will call. White Star Cleaners. 4; tn; eady Star bese aoa ae 78 ee Orlando, Fla., is visiting with her; 701% Duval St. jlyl-tf guests t mbers of that or-| Galveston 89 aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. A.| 4 ; yanization assemble at the Jacksonville 96 73 R. Triplett, at 41-2 Poinciana’ TWO PIANO! Vill pay up to gical ess s of the Kansas City _ 89 67 Place. | $300 each. Phone 728-W i Gross Chapter. postoffice (EY WEEE. 9° 73 ARE YOUR EYES On leaving here, Miss Horan jly3-3tX | building. to: ow afternoon as K.W. AIRPORT 88 80 EVER TIRED? Pog jwill proceed to Jacksonville. —— early as it is ent to do Memphis 97 73 ala |Fla., where she will take train-/ WANTED—A chance to bid on .., Miami 89 72 Tired eyes are a sure sign tha! | 3 Boxes your next printing maa The group will meet there Minneapolis 80 64 something is wrong. Perhaps Pusan | that city. ARTMAN PRESS. Jy9-tt' stead of at the home of Mrs. New Orleans 95 you have merely outgrown the peck ¢ ' | illy Weave previously New York 87 65 aan 59° “4 ns, ’ F you are now wearing. = | WILL BUY FOR CASH, Bonded! announced Norfolk 81 72 aut dan it Limited Quon OPERATED ON Whiskey Warehouse receipts |""3fes “Avtams requests as many Oklahoma City 98 SER, pegengeemrg nae a coer : Write Box 2498, Palm Beach. as possible to attend and help; Pensacola 93 82 —-> er i News has er a rachel Fla. jly6-St | out in this worthy = } Pittsburgh 80 67 strain, and need a special type city stating that Mrs- Roberts, pelea wate : ee le 7 7 of | Sott-Lite L i St. Louis 88 67 lenses—. ite Lenses. wife of Charles Roberts, employ-}yippLE AGED MAN { Se ene 9 75 ed at the First National Bank in ee Experience not ne JAPS LOSE | Tampa = 7 i tae ~ | this city, was recently operated No checking or bookkeeping | ence atemegs - DR J A. VALDES Jon in a hospital at Bowling) ADpiy Mr. Zelles, Overseas Ho-| | ———— DEFER MEETING aide | Green, Ky. ee jly7-3tx (Continued from Page One) The message revealed that = 6 _.| had been aboard of it had land- OPTOMETRIST ic F TION STS y West, Floride Have a “Coke” =Welcome, Friends 1 NR e”= Coca-Cola