The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 11, 1943, Page 4

Woop PLAYING WAR PART svITs OF ARMOR’ Pm aye D.C. Aug. 11 The fal of * pine tree Phwrtte and the parachuting “Wieted te form one of the EY chapters of industry in ~~ oe Beet per ee nites apelin al of made are one more p being used Cee & belstering the na fame fighting power Peete & contributing large Ges of valuable wood pul 8 Perite paper manutacturers om heme at top to eet the ever growing demand Reka the numerous essential Sertiee developments in which eee ting to unique ae © et of “paper suits eer tush and versatile emge & protect artillery shells Gents and nicks in handling Spent, against extre and penetration fr wate oo speed | these urdy are femteimers that in routine | tests a 30-pound @ att inte its armor case 0 feet * Gomerete floor nose first without the American The company hee produced almost a hundred ilee of these unique “suits of omer” te carry as many shells the fighting forces overseas Among the most recent hiewements of science the @eveleement of paper for war- oe ae be & map which can be Gemereed in wates indefinitely, SPERS out and still read, the im- eriet beime «uninjured by the in weed pulp is playing a Me pert im helping to win the oo WAVY WIVES START MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Pie for 4 membership cam ate being outlined by the West Chapter 23 of the Navy Daves Club and the first report on having my he te troops in isolated, of the front have become | nonin | CALLING DRAFTED MOTHERS Ex Libris... By William Sharp By | ERAINE TURIN | Copyright, 1943 } SEREEREREREREEEEEE EERE SS | In a recent letter a drafted mother wrote me in part “I have another worry besides son in an Army Hos- pital, as I've just told y I'm in need of a job right now Mhd that’s a terrible worry to me. Not only because my husband doesn’t make enough to support us and the smaller children, but in Miami, where we live, there's a big demand for women work- ers. Just today I saw in the morning paper. and I'm copy- ing the exact words I read, ‘Ten thousand workers must ERAINE TURIN be obtained by January 1, to fulfill existing war contracts in the Greater Miami area.’ The paper also said, ‘Where re they coming from?’ So you see why I'm anxious to. do my part. I've worked before | end need the work terribly now, as I've just told you. My first hus- | band, the father of the bey who is| in the hospital, died in the last war. So I had to work, and kept, cn working till I married again, and had two other children, and had to give it up. But as soon as, I could, I took a job as cashier in a chain grocery store. Down here PUSHING UP RIVER VALLEYS THERE WAS A WIND THROUGH THE W THE RE >, FLUSHED FACE THe KEY WEST ht |COCOANUT PALMS, two years | old. 5Se each. 1126 South St aug9-3tx RENTAL LIBRARY BOOKS. Li brary copies of latest best s ers at reduced prices. . SMITH, bookseller, corner Si | thonton and Eaton Sts. augl-tf j40-FT CABIN CRUISER able for living, sleeps f motor just overhauled Whitehead St 609 y31-tf SPECIAL—One thousand Manila Second Sheets, $1.00. 500 ; Sheets, 60c. These prices now | in effect. The Artman Press KON JOINED IN THE CRIES FOR SAL! AND CHEERS, port, Dinette Se t READING :4E LUCK OF A | Nonnie D Boat, end N PLANTER'S LOT Beach St. iWHITE P OF HONEST WAT; MND SEEING DIMLY, FINISHED | pedigreed. Call AND DONE, } ciana Place Extensior AUS WIDE PLANTATIONS noon or after six p.m cool, 29 windows, 2 | doors, 2 large porches, modern suitable apartment or duplex immediate occupancy Phor To TIE NEW round...) WESTERN STAR. «|| Bsoa — STEPHEN VINCENT coat iONE GE. EL ECTRIC REFR RIG the wages of a man like my hus- aaliaaaeccumsaleanrir | ERATOR, 8 cubic feet band are not enough when he has CLUB SELECTION | dace tren At growing children. So I worked, | ten: ees as and hired a girl to look after the children and keep house while I Wy ecll until the girl wanted 315 MANY INSIST ON PAYING POLL TAX a week. I then. But when I subtracted my deductions, which included taxes and all, 11 TAMPA, Aug. 11. (FNS)—W# no poll tax is required in Flor Tax Collector Schlomann of H mly had a little over $19 left. It didn’t pay me to work. So I had to borough county reports that hur dreds of persons have come t give up this job. And now I'd like to work in some war plant. But even if I did try out for this kind office and insisted that they be of work, how can I afford to ‘pay | allowed to pay their poll the high wages girls demand to when told that keep house and care for the chil- been abolished dren while I'm away? Of course I still demand that he could take the children to a day money and give then: nursery and do all the work my-/j believing that with self when I get home at night and not be able to vo m my days off. But I have a municipal election In self-defense cured a letter fro made $25 nut neighbor who does that, and she's all worn out and sick from over- State A work. A woman who has a family Bryan Willis, upholding to look out for, if she works six which he has posted. The A days a week, can’t rest on her off said ays. That’s the time she must) “In view af the x o her washing and ironing,’ opinion rendered t t General regarding poll tax and th actment by the and cooking and prepar- food to help her of the week. The i cleaning, ng enough through the rest jaundries one cannot resort to. it appears to me that t They're too expensive and inde- such tax levied by the St pendent in times like these the County Still, besides needing the mon-| Old-timers wt ev. I do want to work at some-| taxes for years y te eas is to be made Friday jy ing which would help in the’ their regular weekly meeting in yo, That's how a other feels | think it Ge Wemens Division of the USO Wi, has a boy in the army to keep t ing 8 Dovel aa Drafted m rs of our nation, —_———— Men ele preside 2nd ait) 20 can well understand whet ‘his| RECAPTURED TOWNS on preg Alaiare oot Mami arcamy-| GET SOVIET DRAMA i te ott The session jhdustry predor and d By WILLIAM McGAFFIN An temenary p lis ah 2 day. I know of MOSCOW. A alte t ' t th A . A f tw f ta ry | ‘ being ff Dram ss ate to Pai Let * gathering f sation put e Volga a giving ture n Navy R Ss ag retary Navy tS i et : ngrad ¥ ace & " M Ms Sa . s i es re 1 tele and Mrs. Esther Cusick. The 3 yon shoul Mrs Mare Rea-!Faiy “4 ix an Mrs. Ruth Ca ; vic 2 pr Mrs Agnes Be Hessen ge wo I Mrs. Cathertr ‘ ia Pret hay ris gag kers 2 x? A w Ww WAS VISITOR HERE P me's apt hadi Brown, Med g y “ba bg - # ' i Stat Navy “S = Jeety MeCarthy mn Tuesday.| W b és sath Capten B: " Lieut.-Com-! ; ge A ste mander Ethel Browr with the ye sicestegiecaneg Ses - oe athe England a 5 paste i Mrs MeCarthy ghter of - Ss Lact g 2 th ine ' one Re. . ] : plc Bas “ pa Ast forces @ Bell Telephone ¢ NEGRO ARRESTED . WERE —_ NIGHT : tre : batten CLUB PLANS MEETING Kina 3 Wrig a c - E s W ry St 4 1 Surg l iN Visiting me ns A ships tend Grinnell Streets SALE OF TECHNICA for we LEAVING ON TRIP BOOKS sur titl educed prices. P FOR SALE—Rea Business’ For Wes CASEY JONES NTIQUE FRENCH I 7,106 HELP WANTED Ww fi KITCHEN HELP femal El P- WAITR GIRLS mS and FOUNTA 00d salary. Sout HELP WANTED. ed, male or ence finer wer job one baggage bia Lau If this releases a man army. then here TOP S I stay and “There's no than thi as smas LARIES PAID for D t Waitre S for the A LOVING PAIR WAITRESSES at 609 D A Mi take . WANTED OAT iANGERS 1! a hance P all. White S ORDINANCE NO. 442 422. K COUNCIL SERIES FOR RENT FURNISHED LOST MISCELLANEOUS ICENSED P IBE Oe aa EQUITY LODGE TO 1943 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST | a i, |THREE PERMITS FOR DAUGHTER BORN MEET THIS EVENING! LIQUOR APPROVED oo. vuccam cotter ant Mee ize No. 7 cae William A. Nelson announce 1 0.0.F.! Last night the County Commis-. j,irt} ust 8 of a &pound, 3) 2 the \cations for liquor licenses that Anne, a Key West Navy Mew Pt on is mo fies meeting of Kay West Barvaste Gtute | second degrees will|/had been filed at the H class of candi-| the board a week ago. They are i tal. He and Mrs. Metsu Mrs. Pearl Barfield, v0 Club, tor Theresa Fiset are t — Key West: Guy Tipton, Overseas Sault S$ Marie, Mich. © LEAVE ON TRIP Lodge, Marathon, and Helen the ois at 714 Eureka ot SATAN Sherer Dillin, Snake Creek, 1 mii. JeaniKnowles, daugha| @ae WFA head says corn plan ene Mr. and Mrs. Rupert aE FESO a 6.248.000 tuahete ton street. left on! TEMPERATURES ; nog toute to Sara- epee B nton, where they; Temperature data for the 24 STRAND THEATER of a few weeks | hours ending 8:30 a. m., Aug 1 }1943, as reported by the U. S , Weather Bureau: RICHARD ARLEN & “THE WRECKING CREW Highest Lowest a WEATHER REPORT ,..... =! oS: Since oomeloose | Atlanta 96 74 | Boston 66 60 Obs ation taken at 8:30 a. m | | Brownsville 94 80 ew Sa“ Bema MONROE THEATER ‘emperatures Chicago 89 65 H 24 hours 90! Detroit 88 67 HARRY LANGDO® t night 80: Galveston 91 7% “HOUSE OF ERRORS” aed y : 85] Jacksonville _ 92 76 “MARRIED BACHELOR” N 84|Kansas City 83 73 ‘ Comung: Spitfire Sees A Ghee Precipitation KEY WEST 90 pend am Rainfall 24 hours ending K.W. AIRPORT 68 = F lice 0.32} Memphis 102 15 since Aug. 1, Minmi rs : 0.45} Minneapolis 84 D. ce August 1 New Orleans 87 sie © 9! New York al rainfall since Jan. 1, j Norfolk > 13. 43} Oklahoma City 106 niet a Ome ns SUPPLY STORE * 5.16) Pittsburgh 88 Pnove 83$-J 708 Deve! & Relative Humiday_ (_ « | St- Louis 92 7 N to Bowkng Alley a . ' Tam sai 92 Tomorrow's Almanac "NOTICE I. O. O. F. NAVY GOODS m.! 6:59 a Equity Lodge No. 70 will meet 8:04 p. m. promptly at 8 o'clock Thursday Officers’ White $125 5-19 p. m.{ Night. Degree Work. Members UNIFORMS... . 327 am. and visitors requested to be CPO’s WHITE § $122 Tomorrow's Tides Present. Glaval Bases J. M. HUMBERT, Secy. UNIFORMS. . High Tide Low Tide Order of Noble Grand ('_}?()."s 7:02 a 12:24 am . 224 am BLUE SERGE $*3950 FORECAST ‘ UNIFORMS .. . Key West and Vicinity: Seat SAILORS’ 18-02. GUARANTEED and thunderstorme BIUE SERGE § tonight and UNIFORMS... 8. with season- Sailors’ Tailor-Made WHITE UNIFORMS Satin Finieh — =e OFF'CERS KHAKI SPORT 2695" SHIRTS hall cleewes ds and MANY OTHER ITEMS HT this Thursday wers and nd ed warn noor © south oon. » Apalachicola, GARDNER’S PHARMACY ‘tor storm Phone 177 Free Delivery en issued (Pann nee eeeesennne Be sure-:- All the essential B Vitamins give You a full day's we If you would he active, productive 1 good morale, a new shift of w “A rs must report € ach day for your diet. These wonder workers «ri ty B vitamins and there are 2 beside well-known the Whether obtained from your fou. rom other sources, they spend the improving your eficiency and keey your wits sharp. Then they vanish vs t - and must be replaced t itamins in the food that ble. Besides, the best of coo! asily destroy them. That is why > ind more people are supplement- * Budweiser ng the ar duces materia Hospital Dic \ woruhed canic feeds « Kae