The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 20, 1945, Page 2

owt 4 f woe KEY = S i THE KEY @WRST CITIZEN r . WASTE-PAP LE Che Kry Wes st Citizen | oe ———-— —— be | How many of us do not jump to a con- oe ODAY IN HISTORY TODAY $ clusion before we thoroughly investigate , the point in questi 2 oe ace | 1776 — First great success in’ Laurite Melehior, famous tenap, t in question? !American Revolution — Gen. born in Denmark, 58 ’ veers oge. Are you holding up one finger? Then ; | Washington enters Boston after Prof. Paul S. Epstein of the areae tell us the name of the man who goes to | jevacuation of British army. California Inst. of Technolgy a the bottom of everything before making ; Chapter 2 =” | 1822 — Historic help-wanted ' famed physicist, bern on Poland, 7 ato his decision : | “WHE lobby of one of New York's advertisement in American his- €2 years age * “ ats bes credited " Bee j 1 most fashionable ; tory—St. Louis paper ad for “100 ; ; ~ tohes er ‘ Pe leanes musideconn RG ost fashionable hotels, was y sia ov Gov. Ellis G. Arnall of Georgia i here pensevan nef He ‘ : * : ous side of a question, | filed with the bright rustle and enterprising young men” [0 born Newman, Ga. 38 ears age ami wibtioN “wavEa - 1 : Ni s “= bother to ascertain | color and life of the five o'clock Jascend the Missourt River to its) 1 wade Childs 0 tiooe what the other side has to offer | teacand-cocktail hour. beautifull sources to hunt for fur, under : ; 3 Wee may hear a chance remark, or | ‘tessed- women. assured, self- |Gen, William H. Ashley. pore, Tens. kana. : 1.99 | chance to glance at something, to reach our jeontidentxenck mists Wrou were 1852——“Uncle Tom's Cabin ap Beniamino Gigh, famed @pae a ce x e * | uniform if young enough, in well- jpears for first time in book form | tej ADVERTISING RATES conclusion. And what is the result? Most ; tailored tweeds and topcoats if \and begins its great success—at- tenor, born in Italy, 58 yous age ' | of the time we find out later that we were °l4e": filled the place. ; € 1 ltracted no particular attention PLENTY OF SPROIAL NOTICE wrone The door of the big lobb: ti ee = i oer thanks, resolutions | nO ieee SeeRE SHA eae when serialized in Washington we eS emma, ete, WIN We are prone to be sweeping, and it | through. A_ girl whose crisp, paper previously Walia Walla, Wash. Wig Nenuirches | fr va the real type of sweeping that sug- [Sawa h ee gee inate 183s Wiha Stanley West at 8 hospital here, after being * a inviten sted this editorial to us) As every news- | the lost of smart ingholse enaineee ee ae hr eS 8 ee « of local or : . } : strates multiple system of alter- Leyte, we toeal eT oman knows, & newspaper keeps on hand | egg Ines es i Eva re ra t pend _ —— ke te eran ae ALY and editorials to use as fillers nd lustrous, the sort Barrington, Mass. Company had he had any mail. He didi a — ————— ras full-length material on given da’ : t a Uehis 2 spark refused aid and experiment made letters. MPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST he Citizen kept copy for editorials | 82, From her suadiden andes ae Disc yn er eene ‘2 ADVOCATEL BY THE CITIZEN 1 folder, and the folder dr . {a yellow and vrown orchid, very 1918 German Robert Fulton designed the : und the folder dropped off the | expensive, very b 1 of its deli- | ulls of liquified first steam-propelled warship fer cesaeat j ‘esk to the floor, and our “Pullman porter” | » Shining ¢ ver American lines—f United States duri More Hk Fs er American 1} fi ‘ ng the War re Hotels and Apartments. | wep: out the folder and all it contained. | the aa we of 1812 » and Bathing Pavilion curther, before the loss was discovered, the | 224 there, until t 1922—President Harding orders) ——————— " »—Land and Sea. ditorials had been burned {toe co ae j Withdrawal: of all U. S. soldiers; States end SASS Seay tation of Couaty and City Gov- The. Coc gea une our Go ehtnt was lapleing 180 ines neve OND | fro: Germany. ; n of interna ronal lew nts. ! waste paper.” But don’t 1 aie “" | slung carelessly over his arm. The | ae See atacn ea = . on ae : awe Es S u don’t let us be con-| man’s. prematurely gray. hair Bill vassed—effective March 31. islands less than 600 mes from y Autherm. : fory too quickly, because all of us| ‘epeed a handsome face thas was) 1942—Japan complains United Truk aes Pas J es ee ‘S| burned to that mahogany: brow? a ae é a t times dpa great deal of “waste-paper’”’ | that is the invariable aie OOF pepe ose esee NOT A SUCCESS UNTIL YOU GIVE We look upon something with | HZ Iwelers i ats, ; iM 1 glante t of the time, and decide | gold eyes tangled with ae ane Cl Ss fie tb ot ‘ sup attention to the (10S °°% of any.avalue, or we listen to only | figs, Re the man, and a smile a : one 8 story. = AS * | tugged at:the corners of h fr] t 2 wsking Americans to _ ide A 0 a ve , and decide the other Peds MOU thous as the, man | ee ee fh “y out ing 2 “4 sot nO consequence, so much “waste | wards her throu, the ITED FOR . 0 ; v to “nee its work ee quence, so much “waste | crowded | lobby. she Bicued no| ——_< ——————— (mn anneal ‘ ’ fighting men. ‘ F jue ecognition, ee WANTED—Salesgirls, full tine SECOND SHEBTS& wh nea the people of Monroe waste-paper thing, actually, na “How do you do?” said the M. h employment. No experience ne- = package of 500, Te; tw ; gents SvelL Ae dip dratively nacicost many acheave | Camesncie cocae cee pate erry hesitated just inside the lobby, her eyes swinging cessary. S. H. Kress & Co. ges $1.25. The af tie : un ar ‘ ‘ tian iche, and the one that stands out eae | Babe ene woe mia see here and there until they came happily to rest on Hugh. marl-1mo. Citizen Bidg “ ae CCOSSE 1¢ every citizen pat s ba i y » isi ss \ vhe n this matter is considere | nere: ple rely, : if Perna oe rticipate e Red Cross : at Ss sidered concerns | pled demurely, her e; > ery beautifying : pate if the Red Cross is So ue, who, alter he had completed his | "PHE smi ~ | pled demurely, her ayes adoring}. very beautifying thing. daring, |TOP SALARIMS PAID for Dey BIRTH ANNOUNCIMENES = : seats unds, We under- | yg, R Jaap ae ities pled ts | Banestar eee itear not quite} Her hand found his and clung | sort of tired ¢ usty and oldisn | nd Night Waitresses. Side- double cards with envelape, itt et the organization |, 7 fe ‘ Hee » gave the manuscript | polite sieanes Baaeeier Lae ace ani i sate vet toads Pratt Sites that 1 a Mes Hue walecale: mar.l-imo either pinks of bites Sasuaas Sie enitihiinon ct > 00,000 dur- Lo Me i Stuart Mill to read, the same John | gance a Littl Buea na oe : y tender, | Prather, 1 eel a line wand Deals) ciremmmnn pany Ae bon to match. 50 annoymer t r, but it is using reserve Stuart Mill, who could read and translate | look at him early: epee th Boe be py ath to aay one ee oe WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN [thls The Aree Fam : ; Greek and Latin when he was six years of | «qq, 9” SiG Gane be in th a oe ‘i GIRLS. Good salary. Southern- Citizen Bldg marld-tf ) ' » mreeieus poate a a vars of lave we?” she wondered who can't be married toy » Poor i Jes ' revious years, aie, and was a logician of note by t ree | litely. Could it Hie boca atigeni) | eninge!” Hi studied her for a mo- _ most City Pharmacy. mar.l-tf) ~~~ rybody is familiar with the | 0 as y yas 2 a note by the time | > The man grinned and covered ment a ONE TO FOUR COTTAGES an seenia will machexncetationss | ili vr uC the manuseript, which it | oe heen in 3 ect “3 neers par ra fot ie) _ poor rdevils who| apagtment, sever a ound Bepouoens Apply Poin: papi “pe Francie 2 i ( naiencicwonendn "| was intended to publish in four volumes, he | we might have tea?—and go inte ‘Jean't be 1 to you. Did 1| wit River Gap and [il get into | lana Beauty Shop. _mar13-tf % val street \ s one drive for : . : ' ved ( ecome * ‘ tail Sic Gt lee cheek Guach onsthelelioe ue. | oeuble nig?” [ever remember to tell you I loved }an of UN) NAD CU ere measles rs individuals the oppor- : : m 1 or be- The | you?” | picture of a Tire _WANTE - o samothine dor the bencte 66 ide his desky qe had been doing that sev- her eyes | , | Ay eR nee eard so | Ue fe al Gh SR _____ RADIOS, Electric Frigidaire and +h svn oral days when his housekeeper gathered ae dest * my memory. t) \igi—it nkly. “Ill probably $50 REWARD fon information Stove, Clothes Wringer 4m Whe d * cueewed amd the Rea {UP the sheets aug, burned them, thinking x on told P suppose, but right leading to. the renting of ‘an Soulearor™ marlt-tt anc te he f 2 sd ‘“ f t were | z t 1 don’t seem to ape . » Navy ma os — : de | they ware so muc Fete naer: 1m afraid I i ‘ e eareay its apartment by Navy man whose ‘ ‘ lly receive the $200, W - ich waste paper | i! I'm # little 4 : A eg ng in this | family would like to be with FOR | SALE—Hot Plates, single ” hich it needs for wartime opera. | hen Mill discovered the loss, his vo- { he’s not hers : hand | him. Write “E” c/o Citizen and double burner, $3.98 and Phe dri Hirce ie adneceeeTOwe| zbulary* ‘yeduced to “Poor Carlyle, ia acking! He ni isignt marl9-3tx 959. Al's Radio, 620 Eates ' sny individual is eonue red, | 22°F Carl d ee ih: ive | nus ms ‘ ' — <— Street marl9-36 aualis learned: le with ive} h ee : eae é : oT AnduNiMbacgnize a ae RENT or Buv Singer Sewing Mi ne of us has a personal part in | Pies Till agonized when he learned | { ‘chine. Phone 431 Sabi tec BUS, 3 rooms, livable, $75.00 as wi the ls that make possible the | Ne arlyle has geStroved practically all | | : is. Outboard motor. Skating vi t ; : the n > hd ve > 3 | 4 s c h ie ebb boettn cs Gross eenoers | lectit ne Aah oe Soe i pe i cone rd hair was thin and blonde and | FOREN iw ee tine men througho oe hg, t e tke boo ill was even | be his rat! nd 9 ss ;, spr 1en throughout the world. Py ciceupcetioventho mcidenbuiian Garivle i pes cuee d his rat pouueats | FURNISHED COTTAGE to car- !2" BASS PIANO ACCORDION - ane [ON ee ee oa mars | , | trained ey recognized | enter who will keep same and fe be seen at French Foyer, TO RECALL LARGE BILLS? ee ee ie e pages i and ie hard | as aaanet good, rich food | adjoining three cottages in ) Duval Street. mar19-2t« Ww . € ad already cost him years T}and an ut his SI good repair. Apply Pollock's , af 1} niger S4:00( ; } of labor. en blue ng Pappy: Tewelry, 508. Duval: mAoree BUNNINS all colors, e are more than $1,000,000,006 Th 5 eoatnl tal tocHue ; order early. Live poultry, fresi are sh >a par: ye.) - f 1 to| to Hy g mar16-6t ’ » ow outstanding, about | saying, oN ould be prion of that for fear} in rown out on — _________| ©8#s. 919 Southard St a! in $500 bills and $4,000, ve ee Ba eae that - fae Hi a dream z }my bat I have LOST mar14,17,20,23,26,29,apri bear st é Allis not waste paper that } : , : 2 1 s large increase in t looks to be waste paper.”” If that is done : lid sofily, s isl Lady's Rhinestone Lapel : Th Deiat ie pe high ‘iguratively, as well as actually, we will | 7 = EO ial : , 1 e convinces omg | not be so ready to jump to the conclusions Sat suse roe a nce ee ve oe rew ets found: ‘ irrer s being secreted by | 44 Ene A 2 pbs ee ———————— commen No. vitz Lane. ae CRT ee Mee "that the other side of the question, which KEY WiSt Ih TODAY’S HOROSCOPE TODAY’S marl5-6tx < , : * oF sugest | js the side we ainst,, i ing but | eM nes aan t cig dined a a st,, is nothing bu eames as ne cama 8 t i denominations are “waste paper.” , : ANNIVERSARIES GOLD BRACELET with name : keteers, black market! + : 3 NE Y nee Se SSeS Will ack é t rams Rees a AF = \ ul finde e = : others to evade taxes ae 04 =Neal Di «bring same to 512 Petronia St. FoR I 3 as ' een data ee i ved Main’ 8 St. FOR SALE—16 Foot H f rds ! ntt stallation of the voting ma- | pROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN temperanc ; ae marl9-2tx Hou Praile 2 boc y has bee . ripe dulent elections have been re- OF Saawein Paes I 1 Died O Cae “ia southern I A its been made the aimiin. ony “i 20. 1935 z FOR SALE ‘ { ‘ | n um. he machines: are | ee = i 1 , : ; ean order requit- |}onest and so are the voters, now i : ce | Mrs: Eg ieee y George W. Harris, noted | jap o q Wai Gear aereemerat | rre yf laree denomina- ita cae ve : only the | Mrs. Emque Henwi ‘was in whic ee f : i pil Auta: . | 1936 Oldsmobile. I. G. Tyson, 11% FAL i Model RCA. 6 e Fheidenswoulitpenc! 0 s must be watched. peer pre ae Lintd tT of s 3 may t 1 1 cane ee e — febl9-30-.x + nd St w ‘ : ‘ i eb {the 4y eb ii j ea ya hee - + — ays excellently, $50.0 4 a lenomination bills in much ! Cale ee ; i | Parent-Tca@her As eeeee hoa er “ni ee Bie 7" ws oe 4 fuk RE ae j Gidoked union officialavate aneat foul eee pscdhe to The Ci a ‘ FOR SALE — $149 BOOKS — «tron x. Apts hich gold certificates | iicials are meat for Subscribe to The Citizen—25 c 1. Har- : fieates | wrosthrook P i i bere =F ah ily ' Saere swell titles include The Yearl- 20-41% ; me 12 rs ago. 3D k Pe . He Peglerizes tham } City Counci prepari a : i nent ing, Keys of the Kingdom and — aint rodic: that if the Presi: | 224 then they go to jail foy their evil-do ) ‘ he coe ion : mr A ; soston, Died prodigal Woman—Paul Smith, B ‘ hoa executive orden there |mES: A few days ago two more /of the ilk Key West : ; A : | Bookseller, 334 Simonton St. E , my throughout ihe mere Tot Bioff and Scalesi, who are serving time si a Ce hon al mere — v recalled patriots protesting Jand whom Pegler exposed, are on the way oe Prac! ‘ J ) el 0 ee t infrireement upon the libert Le P lo the Big House. The union members, if : = : ‘ Howev not many pec Bee ; rot the « Is, owe a debt of gratitude : a 5 eerie ke hg d ] be i. ae i 2 Specie tn nd shipping mag- E Hpwerer, not many people engaged | 19 poste cot! ut Sa Showing se Lindsley Lumber Co. ls oe eal a a end va Bent Bae case Aeris = ¥ he h size i peor Reto D e \ Y BY 530 Division St.. Cor. Simonton St. PHONE 71 -— é E S ST JAPAN G NG aca : ‘ i EE hele, pe Neate ae W. Milclell, noted erchacologit BPX NIEVES and FORKS, Chrome-Plated | ommunitys - eee . | a : h of aneicint art, Blades, Set of 6 Each | Lee's, rega of who gets the credit Vice Admiral Mare Mitscher, , com : ‘ et of eres ee : Feri setes ot 4 —— mander of the task force 58, reports that | from 1 ; ete eae 2 Beane PuahiBeck: ROCKECH See Eo X he importante of coodihealih is ‘ 5 ee ) . ) o vache 728 - : a Sang HACK SAWS Each $2.75 appreciated by those who : ny } es HM rece weeks against. the Ae € = 4 : possess — : ‘ Ie reg ; gata tone ond thinnG Cam eRe ee ee for ) , | SGNOFA Gasoline BLOW - TORCHES Each $5.95 i & or grantec PPR oor : nd M ea i —— i nib we are Say Our [Hers staged 286 sorties. Halt t 2 5 A deprived of their possession. | of them were aimed at Tokyo, a third a : : GLASS SHELVES with Brackets Each $2.10 | iolks dre sander fe Iwo Jima and Chichi Jima and a sixth at John 1 San Sra USE 666 Chrome Lavatory TOWEL RACKS . Each $2.25 rae, ering why President unds. f if | i : oosevelt and Premier Churchill alway nn er af a spoxting goads manulastases| ~ CaaamRuAN QMS, | eee eet Gages gg) ee PLE TRACE AME Each: $3.35 | » for the CERT ERR br a oe should note nat the a P ams 7. ape SEE Eee eee) . their conferences where Stalin wants | ures represent the work of ¢: a ea ; 465 N. W. Fourth St., Miami i 8-Inch SCISSORS . Each $1.53 | em and why they do not F ane ‘ ; saheds eF-Dasec a we - | Ficti " ie a . ° t make lane eains nemy 1 : : nee iction, Non-Fiction’ F tain come to cither’s designated rendez : vit jaca ee “bet eee ea We i «dooms with private’ and Technical PAWN RES IZER and VIGOR fo ee ee ane eke ndez- | Despite predictions before the war beean, ‘ ou will enjos; walh- - aa i rs es tna mple: Stalin is|the Navy has built up its carrier pore iG «downtown 10 A.M, to $ PM. Glidden PAINTS, VARNISHES, ENAMELS and | verse to trave u Bat ae ace. is - to i ise to travelil while it is meat for bot! n extent that it can overwhel eon a . r? ALUMINUM “PG URRRE A erieeen TT eee at it carn overwhelm en- IE you're Looxing For RES Sania) PEt ees ‘ d never be |! emmy fanc sed aircratt < ? tens e 'y Paint an arn’ soundetion in fact’ for the assertior | point lect i eo oe ae BE sT-KNOWN gee ere en DOO aeen that the lictator is afraid to wander far . Phi f & f 1 S * 5 placa — — smtp HARDWARE Ms ae ees q rere sfa ves far to explain what hap- emedy fo f = f his hapms hunting (eroundeey abe [conedeicandh a iaeeheieacihis ae i Setes of +E PLUMBING SUPPLIES fcio it he 1 ; : . ‘ g : $ col —— Siiies Ved he would Wed somedad ciec |damavine: blows ctvack by Bees at Tok 2. : AMERICAN (AREER SEE Paur Smit k by B29s at Tokyo and CUBAN UUE 334 Simanton st. LINDSLEY es 4 CO e he driver's seat upon his return, snd other Japanese cities, Vicks \ Try A Pound Today! iUBSDAY, MARCH 2 Sem SACK THE BATHING HRACH PRO —— eb Sh