The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 11, 1943, Page 3

Pr 1948 THE KEY WEST. CITIZEN eee eaelen tee Ay, 7.¥.14 THE WIZ & 22, Al —BUT THEY HAD HORSES (Speeial to The Citizen) ar Features MONGULS COULD SHOW JAPAN HOW PAGE SOLDIER HELPER IT’S THE SAP GETS 1,500 LETTERS THAT DOES IT | —_— te (By Associated Press) (By Asnectated Premey COLUMBIA, S. C.. Aug. 11—' CHATTANOOGA, Ten sue More than 1,500 letters from men! i1—Some of the giant «lew m& | fanatic, purposeful body NEW Y aad ; ees ly P ‘ = ames to Correspondent of The Citizen tom & one — ll. oa St! Let Japan stand as a symbol fighting men and women The| i” the service at almost every bat-'the National Cemetery sere at OUR ALLIES the War Producti Py — ched Vernon} of the Good Little Man; let the untaught genius wh aq) t@’zone on the map and at scores’ under the doctor's care Samerle © SPEED CARGO : troduction Board, pre-| Stephens for weak hitting yester- ae nee who Ge it’ was , —— 7 aesvenins “cts that for fifty years after the |day, and then clubbed out a 10 to United States stand as a symbo! Genghis Khan, greatest of con- a a ae cone is the tendent W. 1. Henderson sed a ' ashington | war, there will be Ameri 2 vic . of the Good Big Man; and querors. ee oo See eee) See veloped “Se aap we Seedred American-built point out how a li cecum to > victey Over tie New “York Yan-| eRe: a : jed from a two-year campaign of pressure.” relieved by si = Ps, aeeregating about. have be — little money could | kees with George McQuinn and! burning international question Like the Japanese, they con- | aiding walking soldiers with rides'small tubes into the tree Se Gee HOMME tims, will be chartered to pe sederysis gers during the war by|Chet Laabs each hitting homers| simmers down to this— sidered that their destiny was to] in his off the excess sap wtwens, mainly Great Brit- that aoe less of this or et Sy mate aboard. } Can a Good Little Man beat a Tule all peoples. And they| A defense job had him travel- ———ciigiiameiealiiie Sip Silent 0 how! mediate, cep |The Chicago White Sox, in a} Good Big Man? started out to do it. jing constantly in 12 southern Subscribe to The Cities mere we pas a . Nelson points out that the night game, defeated the Boston} 7 Partly by chance, partly byjs 7 Ps ip*. much siower than | worst error that can be made, dur. | Red Sts tik | The answer is YES—if Pies tates two years ago, and from his —————— ihe newer Vietory ships, have been snc a le, dur- . 4 to 2. H The place to get that answer @¢tive intellectual effort, they’ first trip he never failed to stop ented A - ng ar, is to supply fighting! The following are the results of i q an ©Volved a fighting machine sim-| for a ¥ ‘ shipping experts|troops with too littl Ev hi ‘ 's of j is your history book. You can F sim- | for a khaki-clad figure. . tenet after the war, choice is made in favor of top last ania peyel yestertay and get it again and again if you P!Y beyond comparison for the} He jotted down the names and! wil te ie deeds | misc inter crane nar of toojlast night: | want. Take the case of the times. It consisted entirely of | addresses of every one of the hun- m ships, especial-| The production chief nm ki = League | Mongols. provided maxi- | dreds of soldiers to whom he gave akes a <1 t Vy: t . ~ by Great Britain. | pointed ar ip sain Bi ight Game ; The Mongols, like the Japan- ity. I tating | iifts. F ‘gument when he calls; At Chicago R.H.E ' ts he present. objections! attention 1 . 8 | és, oan eee, i fi by accurate bowman-| And then he wrote each one. S > the saving of human! Boston s¢1 » when the _ It is . A Americans who dis- lives thr Like the Japanese, they had age when the other; it is quite a long jump from a > — S through the possession of a|Chicago 492 s 4:_ fellov | swore lonely ! *he ships to Great preponderance of equipment and! H. Newson a Ps nidaaiy veteubtes: that, were piti-/ oe" Se Seed en ee ee feugh Admiral Land, munitions. This has been demon- and Castino. ss igeiipeaingmas: Salty, Seal: hay: Hive en: the) Se See it eats ie eee ee Pe cae ee ~ Shopping Administre- strated in Tunisia and Sicily and -_———- | (2qes0g) flat grasslands of Central Asia— . - ortentl (shen ‘Ger rian: t that t >, - bed | a per! v Pa . are! > ison, a ~ oat th — Pearl it should be obvious to sensible; At St. Louis R. HE.) Anumpoy sor ,uow uo, -¢ * loosely knit group of fighting. za 2 oppos-| Clemson college Srachinte and ae sh. ufderte to Americans. . Yor! ! quarreli clans. e! chief z ss | thstealpe mde ab ape i New York 2u 0 (Surxog) ———e bn hiversi Desiec garded coopera-,0f the hundreds of men and of- 7 More and more it is certain that | St. Louis 10 13 0} S9ROY CoF ,soqumog umorg,, -z 25sets were their own hardihood tion between s and foot-ificers with whom Miller cor- : the British and American military! Borowy. Breuer and Dickey enBouow and their ponies. we " __ |responds. . " eaders are determined to use in-|Galehouse and Hayes. | wor ,.3105 40 UDW Auaishw, -1 Like the Japanese. they Daas Sea wae isin | ‘Tamla tide: Ionigy dist of sokdion 2 r lustrial superiority to its fullest —_—_—_— - molded suddenly, in the - Mongol nation concentrated — its| Correspondents is Lester C. Mi ; gy = peg ager eae anes He tae th century, into a compact, torts on keeping its armies in|Jt» with an Air Corps trair fac vat the “he saving of lives on the battle- - | roup at Miami, Fls * & building about six ‘ronts, so far as our forces are con- > SS eee z ant is Venbele. cetted, tant it carries 4 2 nging nvented in Tokyo or Saas ae ——— ‘ ae oar = . princes in the field went back rogram. It is ex- While armchair strategists and rihome with their enerals tc a ‘ y, while ire-eaters on the home front may American League th se ia aes a ee ee « to man the for an immediate attack all, _Club— Ww. L ae IN CHANCERY. = ee eee ee eee eee f trained sail-| along the line, the boys who will |New York 61 38 Case No. 9-76 crushir ee +e ar them examined NOW! Sritish 3 2 DA COX PIPZGERALD. Sia meant calling off grand cam- British, because do the fighting are naturally in- Washington 55 49 Plaintiff. “ saigns. Chi vas saved py ee t sea, have a ierested in the support afforded | Detroit 50 48 Divorce hers by ® wise’ aiministcvior || Catenin iineiemeinellis ie @ waned crews xy adequate artillery, planes and! Chicago 50 48 a a Hen Sat peieted cat That tithe to! ianks pce ay 49 48 who tempered Genghis Khan's aminetalngy nain with t In North Africa and_ Sicily,| Boston 48 51 by the o en ionnt sultan DR. J A. VALDES . a t Combined losses were held to a minimum | St. Louis 444 pe Sean a i ea . ‘ Board w ecause soldiers were well-equip- | Philadelphia 40 61 ¥ ° f ped and supplied and given the| ae Gradually the fervor of the OPTOMETRIST - i i 0 strength that comes with an over- National League Mongols — In Egypt the Office Hours: $12 26 at m 40- whelming supply of the weapons; ciyb_ wil rakes a on aos oon ainat || Address Peco - e Pacific edition agains 7 “ Hf on a scree a _|Japan was shoved into the sea. | “!SDuvel be - toga na #@ AR EXPENDITURES | Pittsburgh 4 46 5 In Russia and in China after . * id 97 BILLION FOR YEAR csi ni 32 30 510 an mer- Jong centuries the natives stamp Actual expenditures for ¥ oe lg 46 53 .465! [ Y they got ed down the hordes. during the fiscal year which end- Chicago au an a . ands to, But long before that the Mon . #0 TERMS FOR ITALY ! June 30, 1943, amounted to $72,- | Philadelphia ak es A . red and used this 80ls settled for all time that. in- SURRENDER IMPERATIVE 108,862,204, according to figures Boston pos ee joss ' play off one fac- ternationally speaking, the Good - WE WANT TO GET AIR BASES nade public by President Roose-, New York 7 8 a eit biee Little Man can overwhelm the — “ " { Mussolini's velit was absolutely Good Big Man—I!F the Big Man _ was all-out’ For the present fiscal year the i With it the Mongols; isn't on his toes. . ' urrender.” ; nation has allotted $97,000,000,000 TODAY’S GAMES S| Russia. into China, | - tion was ex- for the prosecution of the war. | MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES | Gena =n rable. There was no “The public debt is expected to! pd e flower of eastern Italian bel-'advance from $72,422,445,116 to National League i See BROADWAY t i 3136,696,090,330, which indicates! Chicago at Boston, two games. | ¢ them like a pack of tel “@ smashing that the people are paying som Cincinnati at Brooklyn terror, t victims Fascist state and ‘ts thing over $32,000,000,000 on war! St. Louis at New York former the vcums | CIGAR STORE ape was momen expect- costs, in addition to the regular, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, two ev faced mod- 610 Duval Street sperating expenses of the givern-| games. ws not been al- ment American League s t one khan —000— culties of the! There is little significance in the | - New York at St. Louis | ntl wed ‘Buroiial i ront at!fact that the President intent Washington at Detroit, twilight " { COMPLETE ssal or removal that Army expenditures will drop; game. A nts no problem from $62,000,000,000 to $56,000,-|- Philadelphia at Cleveland. twi ith i ues : BASEBALL SCORES in ms, regardless (00,000 and that Navy expenses} light and night. | ‘ — ‘ t may become will advance from $24,000,000,000 Boston at Chicago, night game aa as ate received daily lessed wire rees have the same to $28,000,000,000. { —— 72 {fice ress - festruction of th The figures earlier announced | GARD — te kia ae ke oe POLI —o0o— { the enemy na-| were only estimates and subject VICTORY ENING Divonee 2 » t i resolutely ‘to correction. They have been ad- —THE HARD WAY ' ‘ 1 a Popular Brands of Cigars a oA Planes. High Spot “ thout delay justed to facts. This does not mean p ee rr ag and Cold Soft Drinks Coverage ‘ difference be- any change in the program that (Dy Associated Press) {Ir \ \ « ‘ MUNICIPAL ELECTION. TROPIC AMERICA nal surrender was projected in January WALDEN, Colo. Aug. 11— 7!) 75 <2 ee NOVEMEER 39. 1943 vf neutral 7 se _ \C. J. Ownsy, Union Pacific agent RP ww cr we would GERMANS FEAR BOMBING at this station of 8,700 elevation. ! A =i upy Italy, use BERLIN REPORTED PANICKY (practically had to move a moun au For Captain of fviice ee ' {| whatever*NAZI-LAND LEARNS WAR Htain to plant his Victory garder W. J. WALKER (MACK) “Sais saa ae <n oon a . the defeat The German people, constantly He cleared an area of its rocky oe eS © HOTELS IN A t POPUL ; hou assured by Herman Goering ul at | top soil, then dumped n t ‘ ’ STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE LOCATED IN HEART OF CITY Ita uo bombs would drop upon Get-'tons of dirt hauled fo t > py nan soil, are becoming terrot- fourths of a mile by push« ‘ i TRIUMPH & Rates ROOMS Write wwe {ted to sneak icke American and British! py. used old rail ties ¢ sees “a COFFEE Reasonable for Reservations the basis of bombers drop devastating explos-| jabs to build a strong t or priendant. WITH BATH ANU TELEPHONE frain from; ives upon the cities of the Reich. around the tract. That, h ft cores 7 aes MILLS we status, inviolate sive against Germany b —_ n' occasional wander = i ; GROCERS 60 NE. 3rd Street 226 WE. ist Avenue festruction and dar n Berlin, where civilians have From his garden he senmembnnacssnda tan ‘i 80 Rooms - Elevator 100 Rooms Cleveter gh «prosecution of th peen ordered to evacuate the city wife have at d t f « ira a ms nen Solarium Mee idition, as a neutral, Ital st the Anglo-American airmen peans, peas. | head « T....:.”. CRATING DINE 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION ge certain rights as to iay the capital in ruins like Ham-| radishes and lettuce. Walder Tommie’s SKATING RINK on trade burg, Cologne and Essen miles south of Laramie, Wy tor SUMMER S=SSIONS i be a magnificent ac Correspondents declare that the | ;7g feet higher than St : Aieesaeae Dace. Stee. — _ ot for the recently- civilian population of the C Station, highest fp IN CHAN- 5S “ i Sat.. 2:30 - 4:30 nment. It would! man capital is “near panic” and] Union Pacific railr< ‘ ning: 8:00 - 10:30 pm he unusual snec-jaescribe conditions in the Ruhr aes " s ie lige : to war for and Hamburg as worst than A VALUABLE CATCH emcee | WILLIAM V. At LTH’S SAKE 0 T t t { i 4 frightful proportions” with of-) \fcGREGOR, low: ut a PUBLICS i t ficials uncertain as to “how long) month ago. Betty E orf at v es C J th s e population will be able to en-! cigentally dropped valuable COCCCO OOO S SOOO OOS E ESSE SESESOS ESE EHSESESE SORES OOSS ompany, nc. al dure it diamond in the muddy Miss = The frightfulness of acrial war-|'iver then at flood stage. H : Fast, Dependable Freight and Expres hat we tare is 2 en when it) over, the river recently dropped REAL ICE ASSURES Between upon horrors poe . Deena? three feet and Herm Kran a ‘ basis very effort to drop bombs upon | & cua ineat aad’ k. : USERS OF richest, silos ohictives, emer aaied wp the ring in fifteen ; REFRIGERATION Also Serving All Points On Florida Keys i , we ng and killing civ-| Stes, che : upon living i ee 8 CERTAINTY Between Miami and Key West y but let us dst of legitimate objectives. | petroleum council Ps : Hy ei ersiacteniennnninitiamtinatnnendbens Ne a eee ee rae aa. (ne ie running short : : Express Schedale: ‘ ghten the pre f Allied countries to become sen-;_ 15 a nae ; 7 When you place your re- ! NO STOPS EN ROUTE nants of Hi timental over the fate of German pe, that the aerial bombardment $ frigeretion reliance upon | LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY x peopk vilians, Naturally, we regret the | o¢ Germany is bringing | to § . the regularity of OUR ICE | CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P. M in —— fate oe — ana te German t 3 DELIVERY ‘service you H are at Miami at 12:00 «™M should ing punishment > omen a fore, the that ; e Seiichi: Ath: adil: <eililae: te anaauey } night. sof th any Ital- childicn but the memory of War-| pithert 2 ae oe eS persed ot | LEAVES MIAMI DAILY exces ble to de- saw. Rotterdam and British cities! i, homelands of the s. ORIDA. IN 6 ine chnet 49 be geepeniy ane j SUNDAYS) at 12:00 k Midmg lf the King and inds us of the narrow margin ‘The devastation i ae NTY. IN 8 regularly filled. but you will + and arrives at Key West a! § sble to make a full by which we escaped |them proves that Germar d : get guaranteed satisfaction. } aM. thas giving us what we The German High Command, spite strategy and th n gy ne gh ! Local Schedule: i to ebtair is cer- When it was in “gg tsa ~ al of generals. is v ulnerat : | (Stop: At All Intermediate F , exit cerned vie in ” og bird that the safety of the Ge NOTICE TO APPEAR : a | LEAVES KEY WEST DAIL ' PF . men an¢ -_ 4 — tr ple cannot be assured . * j SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o<lork ome re | It was oe less and indiscriminate ulers : i arrives at Miami at 4:00 uM sé ncern with | in slaughter is is a lesson that : ae ; . } LEAVES MIAMI DAITy Ex ep? rnment Halians| The shattering explosives that of the Axis nations mus : Is More ECONOMICAL. . .it’s | SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock AM — ' we. If acceptance ,now strike terror to German civil- | i¢ they are to be persua be e Healthy and Safe. . it's Pure j arrives at Key West at 5 . ’ P y | Y : a jer gives us our jams are necessary in the defense up the gods of militarism. G s } pM. und leaves , of free peoples and just retribution man aggression was i ki e ur SEE RE OI sa to a people which applauded ev- the “safe” confines he G " $ ininiiae sear ace “ ' F peace < : e , teote es age + their! ThE, Present war compels G : . FULL CARGO INSURANCE So long as they support their) mans to taste the bitter gs that . The as ; / . Office: 813 " > . PRODUCTION SAVES LIVES governments, they invite and will other peoples, attacked by the N ° (ICE DIVISION ) ? INC. Pema _—" 0.60" PREDICTION vive heavier raids zis, have to endure. It is . 4 ¢ Phone No. 8 Key West, Fla. : Corner Eaton and Frances Streets fi M | hould 5 4 ; ’ Bucki MN hairman of feanwhile, we should remem- | to quench the fires of 1 i nne0000neneentecececscseeresecnsenssecbecnoncéss