The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 10, 1943, Page 6

PAGE six ‘UIT COURT OF THE, HOUSEWIVES HAVE! DEAS ON HOW 10 “ccna mae WORLD WAR fewer — ROSE FABAL CERVANTES) FER! WAL LD. Plaintiff. NOT NECESSARY TO BE GEN Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘00 new war plants and naire sv eae | py HUGO s. SIMS. Special Washington Correspondent of The Citizen | jos. HAS NOW BECOME THE i7 addi- | swimming, DIVERSION FROM MOVIE JITTERS By ROBBIN COONS ,her over to Bill Russell (no rela- |REGULAR G.S.0. MEET HELD AT U.S.O. CLUB SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1943 STRAND THEATER . ‘“*‘BAMBI’? sda evel Bs 7:30 HOLLYWOOD, July 10.—Every tion) of the talent department. bees: gear ies ; sy ) ow Disney Cartoon | Sunday, if you're lucky, you can Bill worked with her every day, o'clock the Girls Service Or : EST | see a pretty youngster, who looks ‘nde her read parts, rehearse.|@anization held iis regular IN THE WORLD” iike Hedy Lamarr, riding horse- | back in Beverly Hills. Riding, or ‘much. But Russell never let up. He fectured her confidence, gained a little confidence, not weekly meeting. Plans for the next State Part me or dancing—all lik on hey, sail cael a TUS: PLUMBERS, | STENO. 70: Ralph Aim Fetmald. ACua, | GREATEST FIGHTING POW- : sided to our existing! mad. Se ne | made her read, read and read paase| Were cicumed. As Massachu 20 DIV. USS. Essex, . e facilities a ‘ ” ad some’ setts had won over Pennsylvania Mi NROE GRAPHERS, BUSINESSMEN Se ni | ern IE inten poe pied That is Gail Russell's way of | M0 in the number of signatures You are hereby reauii to ap- The United States has now ,; ad es Z bly beating the movie jitters. She has : ‘ites ‘the Guest Book it will be rae LUPE SEND IN PET THEORIES Gra. de {he Bill of Complaint. for, become the world’s first milit sgn — ntine world. | "em bad, probably the worst, They weir making the ehostled on July 22d. The girls are. ¢ E VELEZ wae eine: aa tne thers Stated Sa¥eei gowerswrith Army. Navy and A oy orld. case in years tory. “The ““Tyyited.” “They | hoping to have a commitice of CSPITFIRE AT SEA” and By ARLENE WOLF ; otherwise the “allegations Force of the first magnitu et 2 en ee “T Knock myself out,” she says. needed a sensitive yqune Bitl.jboys assist them with the dec , “Dr. Jekyll hand Mr. Hyde” AP Features Writer femed Tbe “taken 88 -con-)acked by’ an industrial® plant Marine end a wag, Then Lcan't think about pic- | Preferably beautiful the role orations and with further plan. Coming: “Trail of Silver Spurs” NEW YORK. July 10.—Next | This Order is a eee Sealy overwncims 1 it it must. pc the | tres. I'm too tired. I come to °f Stella, the heroiné: hduntell by | for the party time you go into a brown study) w » Key ast Cittaee, 2 {Pore in production W ERIALS necessary to! Work Mondays all black and blue ' Gall ce ape They Eee eae tye, were aaa and emerge with a sure-fire newspaper published in Key West.) IN THE AIR, the ar-making power. | tom horseback riding. but it ested Gail—and she won. Martha Arango, Lee Bri o Fe ae Na War-winning idea, don’t sit down *'°T'4# : }match for the fightir at :| brought me through another Now-—maybe it’s because’ the | Alfa, Cabrera, Hildg Castile and the F : tnd 44s created by th , utees gad tts I t P k—|Marina Fernandez, Mary Gat write the President about! « reated bj Ms CC Stat been regard-| day, an ose are the worst Studio ts hooraying her work—! Marina andez, Mar ito. it Don't bother communicating (3" sc Sawver | Army Air Force will in othe: acanloan © isn’t so shy as she used to be.| Frances Ingraham, Edna < Monroe in other areas 2 with Mrs. Roosevelt, or Paul V sigeedie the full air strength of « This, for Gail. is an excursion bill Russell can't understand it,| chin, Tillie Oliver, Norma Rigg McNutt either. Just tell it to imy nations, with ten fig i mated | !Mto garrulity. She's quiet — that the giri| Eleanor Salazar, Norma Salaza ons erve the Victory Center. nationa! ; {forces overseas developing : se timerous with strangers, ord sho looks like Hedy Lamarr| Coralie Shroader, Ruth Thom) Clearing house for ideas to lick —Selicitor for Masntite ass j warfare on a scak ‘ a ny and more| ‘¥: 8 @ mouse nibbling at your thinks she is “funny-looking,” vd Barbara Thompson and Mr: the Axis. x3 24.1943 | dreamed o pride ‘last hunk of rationed. But she’s that accounts for much of | Ferguson. ! r f Japa You don't have to be a genius — | The Army air strc num has! $'adually becoming more t movie jitters Dancing to juke box music ue or a PhD. to come forth with 3 ,, ee coun or Tux|Plemented by the planes. carriers oxo hk ur billion pounds! tive. The first time I met he Which makes her really like | ssuowen om the patio. At 10:30 notion that — —* TH JUDICIAL CIRCUS ap bases of THE NAVY, wt as much as the id was preg her Be Hedy Lamarr. Hedy by — once | the club, served punch an agency may find practical. Mosi a, {for many years, enjoyed re« n 1940. she gave the impression tha! sh+ couldn't give herself a thing! ‘i ef the 1.300 ideas received since 1% 2—" ours |nized superiority over ott wished she'd never heard of Ho looks! a e Gee Canter was organized a yea a | tions. gr nother vital war i wood Besides the dancing, the ack cog house. HARRY M. PHILLIES , _ = ped in produc-! ~ i i were two tables of cards going eee oun « fi ccna ol i | in addition the streng : 500,000 pounds in: oe is a prime Cinderella 9 DIES TO SAVE BABY ROBIN seat MILNE igi ensdan. anders CHECK > ? ae e Navy in fi 4 cite of pre Is e Cinderella var — sina ct coe 2 and businessmen norTis & Inot be approached by G $00,000,000/ iitiam Meiklejohn, Paramount (ihr Ammaienet Sete ee edn thet There was the street car con | Britain, and. in it talent director, gave a lift to a GRAND RAPIDS, Mich ‘ : d@uctor who suddenly decided TH | 4 ‘ R hich we imported le of hitch hi Ss: imbing th pole P ae ig jour fighting fc Roy tea __| couple ol ite hiking Sz nbi a utility pole put a Pre: ake ae ied that newspapers on the eastern [Y) 1) jbe three times as larg ‘ ss Biever been re-| yoys. They learned his bus by robin back in its nest, Ed- oe aa picrager Sbuge seaboard should print the dim- NorrHampr Lvania.lof Japan. a a and told him he ought to lo ard Lambert, 11, came in cont} hinaute jo rl i @ut time every dav. Then he) | it t hereby ordered that you are |= THE ARMY is not ; of more | thaR this Gail Russell—the Hed ; a power line carrying | : THERMOSTAT guggested that all prizes offered | or "\ugust. 191, eefose. the above en-'@s other armies, but ‘ aulable PY! marr ‘of Santa Monica.” Dutif was knocked eightee} by blications 3 di p c i PB ag nig ions and cet i Pgoe titled. court ta sthe, — ot. Com: the fights ng men of ar Meiklejohn sent a Scout thr © ground and died o the cash _ suggestions re at Citizen ie hereby, designated , Germany, aad carri fightir trength of a ‘ma; there. the scout tried Beverl ———_—___ : forwarde o> the Proper agencies, | oe te TT oe Cen eS at, power that is sreater thar ton. THE IS FOOD. In Hills High school—and brought A COINCIDENCE : ‘Write for interesting and both were accepted. : _ for four (4) eonsecutive weeks. |ilar organizations. It ng this country, our people main | thrilled but ffightened child—Gail . new book entitled es eee ees Comes, runes Gee Soca y ares rapidly trained conditior standard of living that is! is only 17 now—to the studio KANSAS CITY.—Wen letters |) “GOVERNMENT ATTACKS DEAFNESS” ° te ee ct Court andthe Seal of this|/for offensive ac wh other country.’ When B. G. DeSylva saw her arrived from her two sons in the ACOUSTICON ie —— gan cones viacdee tae een (eee. espite Ww estrictions silent test, he sat up. “What an rvice, Mrs. Beckwith found that ine geen = “p. 1942 There are other factors in t The produc power of our! vestment!” he yodled. Then Gail's the two boys, Ensicn Winslow 715-17 Seybold Bldg- (a ager tae agli eb ect Clrenit Met ioe fighting power of a 1 I aries from y to talking test came on the screen. Beckwith, and Private Walker Miami, Fla. anaes Saw cer hour. and County. Wloriga. the present warfare x he on’s agriculture | DeSylva sat back. “Well de-' E w pad d < Panesar ple Ry: (34.) Florence E. & jceeds in importance o EE xe this coun- cided, ‘she’s a good long-term me t 7 another a y 3;OF CARGO SHIPS with huge! vestment.” knowi ot , ved a3 stmen nowing post word Po —, mothers In 1942, we had al tant crops for Gail couldn't act. She had r r Thev had HE BASED ON About ten per cent of th {million og ie tried it before. The studio turned not seer other for a year VERNMENT FINDINGS . mT THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Tur | shipping st year, overlook the suggestions submitted are for- “"g; ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT | eicht million tons . —- -_—_———- —- warded to agencies like the OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, in! ot rin a_ nation’s WPB, ODT, OPA or Treasury ASD FOR MONROE sah gg gral wa ‘ s THE SPIRIT OF A? More War Bonds and Stamp: gg amen *+ More War Bonds and Stamp: Department. About one idea in axe No. <i joeRaagge te wit E heir willingness i ten is put into practical applica-| MAURICE E. watt wage ere te ees country and e ‘Bios The Store f F. hi jual in ie world s t of war tion. The group of Columbia + Sth) wartare | ‘uppor : oO as ion’ University graduates of the class KATHRYN M WHIDDE jure some e of “17 who organized the Center pesca penta tre oN eo atin shader ee - t of each in because they couldn't join the! ro: “KATHR M4 Ho lthe cuaeriah —_ rest of vic- DEPARTMENT STORE PICK A PRETTY armed forces is satisfied with = fe A ~ . - r the batting average, but wants Raise, <t0:-apeta cee geocionl : KEY WEST'S LARGEST STORE ) x “People are still se ding ideas — SEESN ext snore th : FICTION - NON-FICTION Ni Sh A to the wrong places,” says D: Hg d TECHNICAL BOOKS Ow owing Theodore Abel, head of the ter's Evaluating Committee. bill will bs taken as confessed. “Ey many and Japan to; For 3 A.M. to 8 P.M. the vast sums Done and ordered at Key West.| poured into industry ., erytime they think of something Monroe County. Florida, this $th an ae » *, they write the President, or the ‘la of duly AD. 1943 curing planes. tanks. um TE YOU'RE Loong Fea Me sacs tak tec vol teri, of ca tacett Beare [rate which literally ASTON “greneone tnaag Sd.) Florence wrer. ES THE WORLD. facilities for handling carloads Deputy Clerk m had t We pre-sort and pre-digest the) WILLIAM V. ALBURY, Bisa a ek had . ideas here. evaluate them, and! Attorney for Maintite ,|sands of factories then transmit them to the right! Byie- fo ase — “3 PAUL SmitrH oy e been ge one are i Simonton $7. Some wf the ideas bear the, are proving the 34 mark of genius—extract precious ‘ copper and rubber from ard- ‘ @@ radio aerials; use poiaroid @lass in airplanes so the crew €@n see enemy ships against the « sn; establish telephone waking Up services for war workers who can't get alarm clocks When Capt. Eddie Rickenback- ef was found from fishermen who what kind of equit raft sh letters poured in knew Christian name i unknown heirs ditors, SIAC IOIOIIOIOIOIIOI III III I IOI OTERO I IORI IIIT OTTO AITAIAISAISAIASAAISASAISASSASSISISISASSASSISISASSI SIAN A Schmucker Christian na @id the campai Fischer and Craig Navy with binocular h sing civilians who stg that they would be her hush the end of the we rite and, William Sble inscription Get any 1 Teuxt Compu organized of N A PEEK AT A PEEP By H. w BLAKESLEE AP Science Edito: PORT KNOX Ky, July 10—If it hadnt bor brary book fund, th ase i small have tes at Fort night never Jeep it thy oF ot G How first Peep It Carre oh tee f 4 auton The C riers job « Maticn a¢ris The Poo the fret te he at T ongun says the Pers 40 AQUILING LOPez, mass-assembly uy More War Bends and Stamps “THE STORE OF QUALITY” PEARLMAN’S, Inc. The Largest, Exclusive LADIES’, MISSES’, and CHILDREN’S Store in Key West WE CLOSE THURSDAYS AT 1 O'CLOCK 2,000 New Garments arrived by express . A tour of the North- ern and Eastern markets for more than 3 weeks by “Joe” Pearlman enables our store to show these new garments at this time. this week The Seasons Newest in AFTERNOON and STREET DRESSES in both Cctton and Silk, Pinafores, Jackets, Slacks, Slack Dirndls, ts. Swim Suit Skirts, Blouses, Bags and Accessories THE FIRST SHOWING of ADVANCED FALL and WINTER COATS, SUITS, JACKETS, FURS and OTHER WEARING APPAREL Come In and Let Us Show You the New Arrivals USE OUR CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN 100 CASES of NON-RATIONED PLAY SHOES As well as RATIONED SHOES — these Shoes st 10 days have arrived in tae p 2.45 ,, $5.00 with New Season- - because it has Joe's” part, These are hard—hurry and GET the HABIT of SHOPPING at PEARLMAN’S, Inc. Sizes 3 to 9 PRICED Never was our Store so able Merchandise . . all happened through e gocds won't last lozg aa TPP P SESE OSE EL EEE EPPO e Pere ree rer eererererrettrtrrr trier irrrirrrrrr errr ss Soo A DELIGHTFUL a of DISTINCTIVE COOL SUMMER DRESSES ‘ Labels that are Nationally-Known . . . or." €6i, OF THE WORLD-FAMOUS | THE GE ay, “CLOTH MFO AND TRADE maeK Gooodatt worst OWNED a. 66 Udy ANN SUTTON, AN- NETTE and by other known makers. well - and dai ne z tor a cco! summe, A ‘ LARGE NEW SHIPMENT OF LADIES peat BETTER PLAY SUITS Sxcony NEW SHIPMENT ct SLACK SETS Skirts and Blouses $950 and Crepes, in Luana Cloth in Beautiful Summer Shades Here is a Special COTTON DIRNDLE SKIRT Also Matching BLOUSES in Sheer Co Some in Mid-Riff Styles 1 Rack - A Special of WOVEN DOTTED $3350 SWISS DRESSES ..... i ALL SIZES! your CHOICE! 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Dresses like these work wonders in fetching you compliments! JUST RECEIVED A } ail the New LOVELY SKIRTS ” tyles aed BA LOVELY HANDBAGS Sh terials Our doub ever s and get Novelty and Costume JEWEL RY A Large, Bea ior Your Selectior SHOE The kind of have been w siter fer—Shees for [ P and Sport We Also Plenty of Kationed and Unraiioned Shoes White Shoes ‘he kind you want Bring Ycur Rat spon N : Remember BATHING SUITS, PLAY SUITS and LOVELY BEACH WEAR APPELROUTH’S