The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 21, 1943, Page 6

eit — ith of August marked the imniversary of one of the Housing Authority's most 0 it enterprises;-that of the o Cafeteria avid) Dormitory: peateteria signed for the ude of Navy. Civil Servic Workers—has~ been extended to Originally the Factory site, the Dormitory and Cafeteria been beautified with shrubbery and lawns. The teria building is of a “T”, with m all sides ana old Gato Ciga hav ge ceuin other war workers and their fam- abl ilies including contractors’ pers For t e colored work- melon Army and Navy defe ers on a racts, a dinin, contracts and to service personne! the rear of th of the Army, Navy, Coast Guard, nas been in- and Marine Corps, and to other yaluabl many of these government workers. It is at pres- men on t ent open to any worker who can show that he or she is directly cor nected with the war effort pct a This service has gone on day af- have been ter day without interruption in [ r spite of the hardships entailed in fF running such an organization dur ing these trying times of scarcity structio’ rmy defens: s manv as 450 worker ‘commodated at th iP many of thes: neiar Housing Py workers cate there 2 of help and supplies. During the Key West. The year that Gato Cafeteria has been ; of the Dormitory is to in operation it has served 300,000 ; anitary quarters meals. Only the frantic housewife, tor workers unt struggling to secure food for her small famil. n realize the vice to ¢ magnitude of ring meats, fresh other The vegetables, s and the € things » furnish a ba anced meal ‘@4family of seve hundred people daily The Cafeteria opens at 6 a. m., to take care of the early shift of workmen. Lunch is served from 11:30 a. m., to 1:15 p. m., and din- ner from 5:30 tg 8:30 p. m Located at 1100 Simonton street, just two blocks from the beach, it is used by many of the workers and their families who stop by for has in th er 2,900 workers. present operating staff co of Mr. Thomas Cogsans, Cat er Manager: Mr. Raystiond R Gillander, Chief Chef, and Mrs. van Goidtsnoven «as Stewardess. Mr. s Dormitory. W: the Director o Authority sists RAUL’S CLUB READY duncheon on their way to the etait The Florda Vegetai Ww oa dea Peeeh, ec who, after an afternoon uI's Club on the Boulevard | tee, whose members kru rselves and See eer Gitner on thei —_ spot where 300,000 acres of producing lands, s f bors a lifetime —— ii aaa re: ee ght and en- a sailed “confusion in Washing er, fresh meats, vege- joy the lovely eezes ami ; ‘ “ r on tables, and freshly squeezed or- pleasing surroundings—here is a '" and named a group to ¢ : a Bhge juice have always been on spot where you and your friends '° the ¢ inthe next fe re oe the menu. Home-made pies and can go week davs from 3 o'clock days to seek a showdown but preduc- pastries have also been a special- till midnight vegetable price ceilings inued on the} ty. For the convenience of fam at’ seas on hand to:. =. @ = & was pointed parties, chairs have been adde« meet and greet yc whether the rest of t the side wings of the Cafeteria There is never a dependent largely or Nan cor were in place of the benches generally minimum charge at low cost winter S . a palo g uted by men in their working eat or not said ( et Luther Chan- clothes. Subscribe to The Cit spokesman 1 G William L. Wilson, ate willing to work r nd Loring Raoul, i SS as aegis hearts out in the war effort,” he S Chas. Aronovitz DEPARTMENT STORE KEY WEST'S LARGEST STORE SPECIAL REDUCTION on ALL SUMMER DRESSES and SUMMER THINGS Large Shipment of FALL MERCHANDISE DRESSES COATS SUITS and SWEATERS We suggest you visit our Ready-to-Wear Department to view the new arrivals. COTTON Final Arrival of Washable DRESSES White Plastic BAGS All Styles and Sizes Get Yours While the Popular Prices Selection is Here NEW ARRIVALS in CINDERELLA SCHOOL DRESSES That's All We Need to Tell You . . . All Sizes We have a Large Selection of RATIONED Shoes end UNRATIONED SHOES for DRESS, PLAY and SPORTS WEAR Also A Fine Showing of WHITE SHOES Remember to Bring Your No. 18 Retion Coupon CLOTHING for MEN and .BOYS OUR DEPARTMENT for MEN and BOYS is complete and we can outfit them from head to toe. See our showing of DRESS peor SPORT SHIRTS, Men’s SLACKS, SPORT SUITS, DRESS and WORK PANTS. and a Complete Line of Clothes for Boys. ARONOVITZ FEREEEEESEDEREREREEEERERSSSEE SE BEBE ED grounds of the tropical . Cafe- built in the shape any windows on aid in making the place comfort- the completion of bring oedert is manager of the B. Kirke is © Local Housing TC ENTERTAIN YOU ic e ze n e s e | permanent loca- ons can be found. The dormitory way been of real ser- * uy More War Bonds and Se, ee Sao | ey More War Bonds and Stamp: + * * * * * * * - + * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * x * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * « * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * SIO IOI tet On i tok TO SEEK SHOWDOWN ON PRICE CEILING ORLANDO. Official Navy oe | federations in Asia SAILING THE SEVEN SEAS on “The Sea Cloud” gave + | 80lia. Louis Theedore Turbe, knowledge which he now imparts to his shipmates et the Naval Air Station Boatswain’s Locker. Cloud” was the private yacht of Ambassador oe BMic, (insert) E. Davis and was built in Germany in 1981. © FLEET PROTECTED NEW YORK FOR VEGETABLES Aug. 21 FNS usion “THE STORE OF QUALITY” PEARLMAN’S, Inc. 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Copies The heavy-set, soft-spoken ooniats = 50 Th | migrant, who eame to this coun- 1 Bayonne carpenter says it] ‘try in 1914, cafls his sixteen opies his book and mail most lpage opus “A Plan For Imme of o Congressmen, Su- Cou t judges, Ambassa- ers of similar stand- w Senators wrote him and his -wife favors “but that is as far_as it |decided to give it to the world jone day while nailing a plank, land wile it hasn't made quit ‘the splash of the Four Freedom {or Union Now, he still has hopes New Map - } Unlike some of the more k was and is hoping for licized - peace plans, Rogo’ more Most of the proposals he has read, lack popular appeal. t make sense,” he “I wanted to make a plan with a good psy-} groung that the Peo-| appreciate.” would send the Atlas people a whirl by drawing up an er itirely new world map. ~“Whx | would dare to make a patch-u ‘job of the greatest opportunit just be in the world’s history cause certain people's might be hurt?” he nking tne matter Rogow blueprints several months, and jworld like a house. H: had never written to the editor be- give it seven ma, junited states of No | hammer would be used| y. He thinks judges) post-war Ger-| appointed by! pean super-state, and he} has cost him $300 to print 3,000 | CARPENTER ON A POST-WAR PLANE! CAPTURES JAP FLAG F is i: | First Key West boy to capture a lap flag in the South Pacific. SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1948 WOMAN JOINS MARINES i te Tre Mitines? speeta ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 21—t. Gillarde is proud of two bac | He is reputed to be the worlds an dealer in carload fruit and his daughter, Antoin- has joined the Marines. Pvt. Antoinette was a Civil Service employe with the Arniy Air Force in Miami before she Marine Corps. « lots, ette, enlisted in the DEVOTEE OF, THEATRE + * NEW YORK. — George Wash- sgton was a book collector and‘a evotee of the theatfe.* > cae Os Se ao Conserve Fuel GEORGE J. FARALDO George J. Faraldo, First Class Mechinist’s Mate, is shown above displaying his’ war prize. He is a brother of Ralph Faraldo and a son of Mr. and Mrs. Faraldo, deceased. down and wrote the NAMED AFTER LAND AGENT Jacob USE ALL THE GAS (US, Canada, Gree » days, had it cor- | land), South Amer y a lawyer friend, and DETROIT. — Cleve | Africa, Australia, Rt nm the presses. “I ami eq after Moses Cleav you a and M jebate it with amy-| ggent who laid out esident Wallace of 1796, | He else—because I know I lyors movable pa betweef* ‘these superstat he says. {that border groups lik: wt the post-war plang | Balkaa countries or i big-timers make page ‘could join whichever { Rogow says he Pe fear that his pro+ s ‘die d in the waste bas- e mighty suits their fancy. Albanians, and even them, would be pern hole up in their own privat« cubby-holes but still remain ider the federation’s rook. 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