The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 9, 1943, Page 2

4 .WO on = wears PUBLISHING Co. ‘hed ally, Except Sunday. by Aa SUTRAS. Oware and Publisher Key West and Monroe County od Key Weet, Fi Fiore a8 00) class matter f thanks, resolutioss of * will be charged for at She Key West Citizen” eredited ip o paper and also the | bere HERE’S TO THE LIONS! One who is ready to criticize should be as ready to commend when rises. Either alone shows a one-track mind ‘om which the public recoils. And what ap- | plies to an individual also applies to a news- paper. Ail Key Westers are sincere in promoting our community interests will not resent our signaling out one body of men the occasion who that is up-and-doing in promoting the ¢ eral welfare of Key West. Those men are e peppy, wide-awake Lions One of their recent three accomplish- rents will Key West inte t in those tendance is cu give ational instances where the licity, except exigencles - for entertainment My fare from whieb 1 1 nal con ” me te to be derived ’ “ Cheer is an open sew »e held at Cleveland, beginning July 22. . BE gee Sed eab ete fous anaes nd delegates will be greeted with 1, mech shells from Key West. While ells will be used to boost a candidate for he third vice presidency of the order, ye hey will form Florida’s only exhibit + ; ear at the convention of the order. At eg IMPROVEMENTS: WEST ternational conve its from one 3 pron oe THE CITIZEN er more localities in Florida are placed in ; he convention hall, but this year the Lions More Motels and Apartments. iecided to concentrate on Kéy QYpe and to end - oe ise the exhibit to boom the candidate from EXPLAINS INVASION REPORTS During the « hich followed the ‘ that the Germans had gland These tories were quickly denied British officials but they undertaken an and City Gov- iod of the war fall of France and ih« sekirk disaster, there were many repor* continued in cir- He is Cenklin, an mt in Attorney J. Tom Watson's office, so on each of the shells is printed the “We Want Conk Cenklin.” “Conk” Gener: his state. logan, ordance with The local Lions, in ace heir statewide movement to help the ‘lind, sponsored the establishmert in busi West blind who iess of Leonard Warren, a Key med by Warren is now a business man and beoth at the en- outh who is este everybody nows him. vith his new ard in- .rance to the Federal Building, and he ha les his wares as expertly as though he were by | able to see. Then comes the Key West Stadium, t «Wlation, with “observers” telling of Ger- | idea of which was conceived by member eat Wan, badly burned, washing up o1 1 the Lions. At first their success in that the beaches of Western France. regard had little promise of attainment, : Recently. Whythe Wiliiams, an Amer- | but, not knowing what failure is. once they : jean correspordent, in a book, “Secret | begin an undertaking, they continued to pez Sources.” says that the Nazis gave up the | «away, regging a little harder each time, til dee-of dnvading England because Goering | they gained their objective. Of course they wae unable to guarantee the German army | were assisted by other organizations, but wmeplete air protection. He also explai the Lions were the prime movers in giving he story that an invasion was beaten ; bey igniting a sea of oil in the path of the anon barges The book says that British airmen fl ever the Dutch coast during of the invasion and unerringly proceeded | » where ofl was stored, set it on fire and the rehearsai | of obt Key West a stadium. As one of them remarked, the stadium | is not in a finished condition by any means, | but the in- ew are still pegging away in the hope ining funds from the Federal Works Agency to complete the work. The Lions are worthy of commenda- roasted some 10.000 German soldiers to | tion, so here’s to the Lions, may they roar death loud and long! The Williams book, written in collab ration with William Narvig, tells of men in Presenting: Fink. Wyo; Ariz ° Germany who secured secret info ion, | Funk, Nebr. even getting hold of the German secret cod = DW iltiams says that he thus became acquair The avera: person accepts flatter: of @&h German plans which were accurale | jike a cat takes to back scratching. : § Mimequently fully verified by event: ee : ianeeieenianesate Why should we be se anxious to main- A PATRONAGE GRAB tain libraries when so few Americans both- , aerate er to read good books? ; The MeKellar measure, which would . sul Sepate confirmation of e 30,000 Letters to the editor are welcomed, GoverhmieM employes paid more than $4.- | sign your name for identification and. if 50° « wear, ¥ A patronage maunitude grab of the fir wart ‘em published, be brief. & requires no gilt of prophecy to know The American citizen who grumbles that the United States Senate has not th |about gasoline rationing, when it he Ge do.ner tou « onsider 30,000 nomin suarantee our fighting men san adequ some Tnevitably, the fate of any individuc! supply of fuel, is not a military asset how he happen eS ee WHAT WILL FOREIGNERS THINK? are willing <9 ude the ps t hard to se One of the strangest incidents in cor why the ie Representatives should | pection with the discussion of American cence in such an oper effort to su! dinate the executive jepartment to policies is the habit of various writers 1 t continually ask us what the other people of the world will think rp Aside from the fact that of ew licies what j ces an! people think of us is their business and tl tisiake b ‘ mpossibility of appraising public opinio n fereign nations, it seems to be essential oe we e in religion can e silly for Americans to try to frame a poli bit their faith by ting the collection to capture popular support in foreign co al tries. ne = : smeaes = ; Walter Lippmann. who attacks the “ era v you are asked ficially” inspired interpretation of our po!- have in order tha may encroach icy toward General De Ga warns ti ‘ righ h ir “not to imagine that the rest of Europe . one” is not watching earnestly how we trez The idea that any group of American France.” 4 home, should expericr hardships b Apropos this observation, is it too much wuseef the war, ix absurd, to say the leas ‘the # ! War is doing things most « hundred daili creklier have Now the ol @ fh i the Daily led * pot out June newspapers. 1 several hund eat oe lege The 18 for the dur Dartme years ag final we nesne suspended for the duratio: paper has succum).- which had rest of Eur ough to watch how f United States and the © expect that * have sens treating the red United We getting tired of publicists, litical ieaders, authors z pe- id orators who worried about foreign reaction to American t decisions t they are unable to thin} clearly of the issue involved, particular! n terms of American interests other i iHE KEY WESi CITIZEN FRIDAY, JULY a4 LOSER TAKE ALL [7 By Adelaide Hazeltine {that pay the big profit if they pay | Renfrow. It made a nice picture Chapter 18 rT, at all.” for Bert! WALKING back to Terren il ing your| ! and when she sustered the House Ann knew that every, joney he might Courage to tell him the truth day which passed was another! show the will?” # out the spring she could imag- tone ir. the wall Mr. Baxton and | . jing es wg > § 10" ii Jerry were building between her that much of a gam he stid now; bis tone bees urgent : nd her inheritance. She was like | ¢ eae ‘ “L... I can't plan yet, Bert.” army on the defensiv es i: Re rapecditee rr I, deckien| “Ae Sun @ ‘Tene decdes to wasn't making any tet rig oie produce t will and your in- Dr. Renfrow wants to s hive ¢ heritance ettled, you can plan ui.” Sarah told her when she [fen fy to marry me. That’s the way it ‘ ie seed ih : eS: has to be, Ann.” ; em. LS u forget your odds are a : > Gina te sjected het to say. or ihundred to one he won't produce t ed her and picked up ig just to have “ae we edt hex and eee ue gue " have “He smiled at: that. A wry, gam- chy aaa That house managed! bJ€r’s smile. “I told you ['d take : a wold mine” the long chance if the purse is : . worth it.” her watch — she 1 de ly, “My : “Is it worth it in this case?” r it was the women’s hour al ind so she went quickly awn the f sates Ds to the ba men Grand | og ' ere “VELL worth it,” he answered a _— = — on co enh . val op ; candidly. “We'll make Ter- rence House the most famous re- ave Sort in this part of the country {You'll manage the staff and I'll nage the patients. We'll be a it te: am.” . ou're not talking much abc nd in Hot Sprin corridor echo of voic baggl ot Bert. Somehow I thoug! we . vorld, Fd _wait for lor “and an a a, Love?” The s! . nye id s cynical. “It’s like Diogen ng for an honest man. Don't te soend your life on ideals, Ann. = "ove is where you choose to find cde, Bee you choose to find it? our head chooses to find rou : Bert meant. Your head and 7 wrong. Sometimes . ur rt chose for you and : - re nothing under the shin- é . g sun you could do abcut it. but lie awake in the - urs of the night and long uch of strong hands on our shoulder, quick, eager lips n your mouth ; Nothing but try to wrap your- ce h ae old of knowing ag 1 eon ‘the terrace had been = "= \ the beginning of something bigg: ; ¥ n yourself, big; than Y, ». Something that a few s is a neces had killed for al t i sid B T B g B $. racing the Zz Bert! Today’s Birthdays Today’s KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY care _Anniversaries _ ae JULY 3 FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN mas Davenport OF JULY 9, 1933 cy : ¢ : i —- I Elias Howe, inventor of William R : mn SIGNAL CORPS WORK > : : ' «0. 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Johnnie, whom Id, se |watched grow up and go, off to; 1846.— American flag) «ned ever college where he was, studying | San Francisco. ‘to become an architect? He. left all that two days after Pearl! 1879. Secretary of Wax author Harbor to join the Air Foree- ized to establish a Weather By jfine idea, I thought, because I'd! (Coy, seen Johnnie coax his old jalopy | to go long after it belonged on 1905. — Death Valk Scott jthe scrap heap. Like so many’ ..o405 famed chartered train & a 5 ae boys paige! = iaibigeae From Los Angeles to Chicems. & ne had a way with engines a machines, and he proved to be "COT? “— — a “born” pilot 1917.-President W - There was no sign from the National Guard to th house next door for several rs hours after the telegram was! 4939~ Versailles Treaty ratef delivered. But when Johnnie's); German National Aces father finally appe ther - ca was a new droop to his shou 1919—Ford Mot ders, and I knew it had happen-| ¢. ¢199 090,000 ed. Johnnie was gone. He'd * cen p: i} the greatest price a man alii . can pay for our freedom—wh:ie! |, 14}— Vichy J men in Washington were stil!“ 0" @ wits playing politics and men in str _ " tegic war industries were refus-! f dap A ing to work _unti they were ore pay! Johnnie—and like him were nom as ore are going Ty dy! See while women hunt black T cd H hases to t r 1 men} peat JULY 9 7 ' ri ay and Becau: fallen ‘ on o c « under stand re this figh 4 o 8 he peop! China whine known the REAL WEDDING ST. 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