The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 23, 1943, Page 4

tena ae ‘ “ DE Lb AGI ts EN eS: MONDAY, AUGUST 2: 2 =: THE ANSWERS as i SEES GREAT FUTURE WEATHER REPORT|”"~ For isuanp cry Observation taken at 8:30 a. m{ The Key West Chamber of; QUESTIONS ON PAGE TWO | . | EW.T. (City Office) Commerce received from one of | Highest last 24 hours gg|its most valued correspondents) 1. German, Italian, French and i Lowest last night iki 7g\ the following from Tallahassee: Romansch. Mean zh ~g3! “Can you remember Tallahas-| 2. Yes, they are expected about | Normal ______ 83! see as it existed 10 years ago? January 1. ; Precipitation |Does it not hearten you to note. 3. Not unless the business is | Rai ‘i ‘the different in attitude of those considered essential. aon a = ending 0.gs| Who always goo aes saeco 4. Chiefly , the Victory od date tate ak “but now are making this one o! z anal rent fast- Total rainfall since Aug. 1, \the fi cailainittios. vinci foc a pe , MEN WHALTON WEDS. : IN NORTH CAROLINA i Poe “Mrs. Stephen M.jrecently transferred to New —_ nounce the marriage | River, me ts | thter, Mary Carmen,) Mrs. Holbrook was accompan- | ies One of the guests of honor is ©. W. Holbrook, of the|/icd to Wilmington by _ her | named Pat, the motorboat Patrick, | August 21, at 8 p. m, in; ™other, Mrs. Stephen M. Whal- jand the drop where the anglers | Ms Catholic Church,|t2" Who attended the wedding. | fished is Snamrock Shoals, so to- inches 1 i ries, have 3 RON. Cc Mrs. Holbrook and her mother | day, up courthouse way, instead of | Deficiency since August 1, | When, ig oa pone S, to makes 11 kn e § Aecg will return within a few days. ! «, f the “old Irish rese”,| inches + pe belie’ 6. One hui arfd fifteen” Holbrook is the son of 5, Bus | Speaking of the “o ish as : = Hforget self and fight for the ® One ‘ Set H Sgt. Holbrook expects to be sent | they are talking about the “young } Total rainfall since Jan. 1, ‘common good? We are just be-' ©. Twenty-foure $ Cc of| Overseas in the near future. | ei MOD as A 4 7. Milita: lemam for and Mrs. F. C. Holbrook, of i th f Irish fishing party. mn | on hi “a 1 14 81 | hing. we. have everything’ ry d d for Steel on is was ae Key} The bride is a civil employe | That is the way it was explain- | raeetii since Canuary + 544\t0 work with and for, and, at block new production » for sere 5 almost two years was} at the local Naval Station. jed to a Citizen representative by | a ge ern fam ag ee" last, we are beginning to realize than a year; what happens there- - — Dis aie . ETP lone ot the eoglers who went out! sin sags it. Never let anyone persuade ate See mtivemis fs | jwith Pat Whitaker yesterday in 3 {you to ‘sell Tallahassee an - id 2 TRIBUTE TO THE | VISITING KEY WEST |{sviain'*Brs" Sounders tor see Atenas: Kien Comer ae crossing fasts : WAACS | boat Patrick. j iacreat * 7:54 p. m.| “And there are signs that Key 9 —Head of a joint legislative | Edward L. Stickney, son of Mr.|_ Mr. Whitaker was a guest of At-! Mesniies 1.56 @ m.| West is falling into line with its staff of tax experts. |distant sister city,” S. C. Single-| 10. Up about 21 percent. 4 and Mrs. ‘a torneys Roger Watkins and Wil; vine Pe ee s Army Corps, whose | yareia Raimond yond nay liam V. Albury. Mr. Watkins eee ae a oe P-™/ ‘ton, erecutive Secretary of the |. ——_—— j With love of liberty and human! &4 {rom the Machinist School at kn stay Mr. Whitaker for many | (Naval wi j local chamber, said today. “There ‘Poles press charge slaugh- | kind: | Fairhaven, Mass., and was com- rs, and managed his campaign Hi a Tide Base) is a great future for Key Wes ter of 2,000,000 Jews. : Who chose the unif hat you | Missioned MN2ec. ee Hillsborough county when he| — Low Tide | when we can invite the public =. je uniform that you! Young Stickney is now visit-| aS elected to the state senate in! at Aan. 12:55 am. | to spend the winter in the best Might f si ing his mother here for 10/1930, which resulted in Mr. Whita- ts —" slave in person and | days. kx becoming president of the He is stationed at New River,}5¢mate the following year. : Leng may your cause win fair IN. ¢ FORECAST i j | | Key West and Vicinity: Lit-| SOLE OF BOOT | ERROL FLYNN in Wilbur F. Divine, a West Palm tle change in temperature this} ‘ad While outlaws | | Beach auditor, was the other afernoon, tonight and Tuesday) (Continued from Page Unr) “EDGE OF DARKNESS os ! ‘guest of honor. He and Mr. Whit- morning; scattered afternoon! " : : Coming: “Henry Aldrich Leng may each hour renew your LEAVING TODAY aker, as well as other members of | and evening showers and. thun-| that locality probably is being Swinsg It” the party, pulled ‘em in, most of % SEA derstorm j ened 38 one of the inva- . H. O. Young and son, |them big red groupers, until they) PUBLICITY FOR ., FEMININE SCARECROW Frida: Little chites tata on are leaving today over the |were tired. Except for a che os perature this afternoon through 5109 points. The Germans and seas Highway for Toledo,| grouper, which wasgiven to the LOCAL YACHT CUUB: GLEN tL ¥N. 1. — The evi-'Tuesday forenoon; widely scat! the Italians, it wea pointed ott. MONROE THEA O. after a visit of two weeks | guests, the remainder of the fish, pesca jdence of the manpower shortage tered afternvon ‘and evening : a . et thought ed iar youl gras a Voune; mts a se - vey hundred =pr tale publicity = frog ot ws agg the _ = showers and thunderstorms over ™ay entertain a similar . view. DOROTHY LAMOUR ye ; nung, QMC, is' pounds, was markcted. one of the by-products one enterprising farmer dressed interior of south portion. “poe as. ” great, 4 5 son property officer at the ‘Toiedo| Mr. Whitaker is the attorney|Key West Yacht Club, ‘according /his scarecrow up in a print dress,| Hatteras, N.C., to Apslachiepla,; Due. eY showed a ROAD TO MOROCCO’ Gr husband, brother, friend to do | Medical Depot. jand Mr. Divine, the auditor for|to a letter from the editor of}instead ‘of the customary ragged | Fla: No small craft or storm strergth there in the sir than SNE qatiantry and willingness) WN denote Joe Hexoic will while peace yet seems | Ov remote. his part? Mrs. Young and son will stop|the Shands sub-committee, which | “Motor Boat” addressed to S. C.; trousers and coat. warnings ha ss : ' j » Sha é j s L Gs . 2s have been issued. i Before this bloody war was! over in Miami to visit relatives | will hold a public hearing tomor- | Singleton, a local member. i over any other part of Italy. | Az. fought and won, and freinds before returning to;row morning in city hall on the) The letter follows: jbroad daylight for the edifica- TEMPERATURES | ‘You, too, preferred to serve with | Toledo. jeity’s bonded indebtedness. |“Dear Steve: | tion of all hands. Yet to take hand and heart. | | “In the September Grog you! Picture of the fleet would send ; It Is ! ‘your ! | . gaa Te srature data f th 4 “Hey, mister, yer engine's NAVY You did not wait but locked your ARRIVES IN CITY WEEKLY BULLETIN AT | “il! find @ little squib about the, You to the barbed wire camp Pasicag a sea = sag Pe smi be ARMY & : KWYC and your own good self.| How silly it all is. You get ar- . it’s old h. moet ets SUPPLY STORE ‘To challenge fate. aa rested for taking a picture of 194% a8 reported by the U. S Your. battle -ong: to banish! Private Roy M. Watson arriv-| JACKSON SQUARE USO 1 cas appreciate your \rou- ' Brooklyn Bridge” but it, is ail Weather Bures 3 . led here yesterday morning « to} bles about photographs. We have! | = tte gn Lowest Phone 835-J 706 Duval St. Se sacrifice, such valor shali| Spend a week with his parents,| Monday, Aug. 23--9:0b, Dance, the same thing here in New Figg ey al a ta 3 last 24 hours last night Next oS ae ‘Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Watson,|Naval Operating Base Orchestra.) York. Each day several hun-) 1 oy Dati wind which 68 ~~ Jéstice for all while time and 915 Southard street. Tuesday, August 24—8:30, Mo-|dred thousand people cross the; owe Piss ne fete and “thie 63 NAVY GOODS Site endure. | Private Watson is connected;tion Picture, “Bombs Over Bur-| Hudson in the ferries and a mil- y. Weed tavend 78 : ; with a battalion of engineers at ja”, starring Anna Mae Wong! lion or more look out over the!" : : 70 Officers’ White 50 . Not only here your stirring deeds Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri.|and Noel Madison. {river from the office buildings! _ pe power to you in ati 70 Ice: $12 2 el He will leave here Saturday on| Wednesday, August 25—8:00. a. waterfront drat to say iy rl ' aagrictigys mie 70 UNIFORMS... . TS . his return to his post. Mr. and Mrs. Club meeting on) nothing of Riverside Park and 2 yas born yet the 9% U ; MRA dally you are praised th F Be i S08 Game andl the Tistiery. in the civer scnes|O0cs (ell me to fhke It cesy anajcawverion —— 90 a1 YOU ARE NEEDED | CPO’s WHITE $19925 world ; that I'll be all right for some in the MANPOWER UNIFORMS... 2a ' ae ; ards. of merchant ships lin up ready ‘peste = 5 You who have made all acid CAFE REMODELLED \“"“s se — Bsc en time to came. Maybe I'd bet-|manses City . 95 cause your own Thursday, August sailing KEY WEST 88 3:30, Sewing Session by the la-|Coast Guard and Navy boats' ter kick eve : ; EMERGENCY ‘P.O! hing overboard | ew. AINPORT $1 C.P.0.’s : oe sr al lasting peac key eget “Lentoyprtabe dian pending, fixing of insignia| scurry around and it would take} @"d come down to = West Memphis 96 You can help by serving as a BLUE SERGE $ 50 brutish force from any in " -| and rdting badges sewed on upon|@ moron to not know that a con- “Sincerely, M 90 ; . ' be eee Dom any source! has been c remodeled | quest, no charge. 8:30, Eve-|Voy is making up. Sooner or “(Signed) JERRY, Minneapolis 89 Se UNIFORMS . . . S668 cBasige your course. jand the seating capacity increas- er Telling: Paulallater they sail down the river in “Editor, Motor Boat.”’ New Orl ‘ agg gm sages us- | SAILORS’ 18-OZ.GUARANTEED _ : ‘Your actions voice your own free 'ed to 120. This popular eating} yas = Lac peek pc agama oe : ee eee ge try. Werk is the civilian at-9) 99 7m CEBGE $ i heise. hae ng ae ze -sday, | Hemmingway, chief seeress. - _ =~ - jy: ork 82 tire. 3.900 Pd Such sense of duty, such NEE | erin rid re spain 5 Friday, August 27—7:00. Dance} secccccecccecesecessesscecsoescoseccese Norfolk 79 UNIFORMS .... { ; pace Fesledn wtyie cooking vals will|iStruction; Gerald Pinder, in-| : pags Oklaho! ty 96 HOURS Sailors’ Tailor-Mad. Must ights for the falter- |} an —e coo ing, meals wil’ | structor. 8:30, Quiz contest, 84 TO SUIT YOU ors latlor-Ma: le F 95 Toywred syste be served daily from 7 a. m, to 1| teams Ft. Taylor vs Navy: prizes | assivie otumn 84 WHITE UNIFORMS / human : oy = aa SoS See — oes = a ee Ps Ask for Mr. Jones Satin Fin‘sh and $6.95 j ; 1 t our roadcas' ‘or is We Fig! : | eo 1% Fe 5 OFFICERS’ ; _ So, patriot WAACS, accept our HELPFUL HINTS subject, “The Role of the U. S.”} FOR SALE 1 WANTED a —— KHAKI SPORT ¢ 41) i For all that you have done and} LAFAYETTE, Ind. — In order| 9°00. Dance. : | WANTED—La > vil —— WESTERN UNION : 9 yet shall do. ito facilitate the picking of red y ee : Aanmast iat . | GENTAL, LIBRARY DOORS ie Te call — Car. Will “1 wonder how old the Latin SHIRTS. half sleeve "home : each | rine tomatoes field Viet ava Club. 3:30, Symphony No.| brary copies of latest best seli-| y cas ress BOX ore ‘ Rg Mette front, cach ripe tomatoes in the field. the sus-|9"in Minor, Hiethoven, 8:20, tre'%t Podaced prces PAUL; ‘2% Key West mane a 416 GREENE STREET | and MANY OTHER ITEMS dows Your nn terete ke nents, |Community Singing, Pvt. Ralph} sasrrH bookseller, corner Si-} ———— as : . ye a | 5 i er ernails tr a shade : } * —<<—= TAl,trumpet-call reveal to all | polish like that of a ripe tomato| “CHO. Con. oan, Bowles sugl-tl KTTCHEN HELP, colored, male o _ ee fall, and comparison would provide the | instructor. See bulletin board. | 7 | female. El Patio, 609 Dux —— i ard. | FOR SALE—Real Money-Making Ceuta, of carrying camiier-|, Oe: _The Men in Se Business. For details, contact] serve. w ‘ s faith shall se ome color chart field a ice enjoy home hospitality. Let A. S., Post Office Box 449, Key are a FO Such loyalty, such faith shall soon | some color charts in the field and help you in extending your oF ftice Box “| WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN make room !—colored fingertip: ould, ne augll-tf ad IGS Blane whese Towers of) ce td eee ee an? [invitations to. them : Pen Bcc GIRLS. Good salary. Southern. i concord bloom. ! pickers | etree MED LADY'S BICYCI Mo most City Pharmacy auel i DR. V. A. AVAKIAN : ee | HEARING ON and Bicycle SP TD rae . Chattanooga, Tenn., Theory Tested Ska nk aug , (/ August 18, 1943. Conservative So you believe inj (Continued from P2ge One) : a a eS satis ee VISITING HERE = g up.do you? }4o be paid to the city out of TANS. Elvotie rune. Tome | Monroe county's receipts from ing Rink ‘You do not swerve but stand to answer. This would eliminate the is PAID for Day Would you be TOP SALARIE Pte. a ae of os v ee me half your cows? | gasoline taxes. but no part of ae ae a it. Come:, 2nd Night Waitresses. S Jack is head-over-heels. Yes, Jack, love’s a grand feeling! , and Mrs. rman aker, a Socialis t certain! | _ — an m - m ass *. . ‘ P Ps * Southard ineet, eel in Key Conservative: Would cing which has yet been given to the, and scx mn. Skating Rink walk, Cate el He has just met the one— Yet if you're using a party line, none West Friday night for a short) me half your chickens <i, Sa tee ate daw, it wen uel s+0 TTR: i : of your telephone neighbors can : visit. with relatives and friends. $ ist: No, that’s different r = ee So drescnly—Teneraasts frome talk while you are courling. A tied- th oe provided that the Monroe| SPPCIAL—Qne thoysand Meagila; ©*xPerien Private Baker. a member of Second. Sheets, $1.00. 500| rant, 609 Duval eravtive: Wt the 20th Armored Divisi at fer ? tiful girl on earth. And up line also helps cause congestion Ree Giestall Ky. expects tcl Sc eae j«, |County School District be given She ts, ae ae Et ee ie Gc F whee favialt telbaguher in Ha scueitcl offocks HPA dels return to his station August 26. but I ain’t gat no cows. | $14,000 annually, but none of augl-tf employment. S. H. K %, i so face-to-face, he’s using ed burden on equipment throug = that money has bee: id. The | —— - — Co 11-18 alls s i a: yy has been pai Sl cca cas Gani GR tinetalanliise socaxpcess which war calls must pass. This amount that has accrued, or| 4, Hamlin, Stadium, WANTED AT ONCE Ex his ape, es ike equipment can’t be expanded to lseuté be a ed to the city. in! Cor ee, 1306 Divi St enced Waitresse c ( Sil on. handle all demands, for telephone og augl9-4tx' Hueso, Key West's Finest } i i ; those six years is $180,000, andj taurant. Apply 1400 D material is going to battle instead. Pe eejether Miecteneene, {FOR SALE —Guares tnd ea So please, Jack, help keep the lines WANTED. YOUNG LADY clear—for your party line neigh- bors, the folks of your community, and the people handling vital war business that can’t wuit. Go to see the lady, and avoid telephoning her. If you do call, please be brief; she'll understand when you tell her why. ng. Also Electric e Phone CHICAGO. The sun ha of 864,100 miles. WANTED GIRL TO TAKE COAT HANGERS WANTED. °f 3-year-old child i lc a hanger. Phone 282, we! 1196 will call. White Star Cleaners, ——————— } 701'2 Duval St aug!-tf REPAIRS ' WANTED ie il =~ FAN etric WANTED—A chance to bid on! “Repaired. P your next printing order. THE ARTMAN ESS. in Sage PO ——— ily® COOK. familias + ‘ NTED TO BUY—Two 500- Water Pumps. Must bx good condition. North Beach MISCELLANEOUS Inr aug20-tf ak eT OE RB IT Rae ES NS ANS AN EDN SS ah DMN te SAS NURSERY SCHOC FURNISHED ed Ho APARTMENT Key West couple . ne, augl9-1-222,1943