The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 3, 1945, Page 4

KEY WEST - CHARITABLE By MARIPOSA “MIMI” HAYES | Divectvice of Fighting French Foyer and “Bundles for France” (OO 44444444 4444444444444 4444444444444 ‘The grand turn-out for the re-| eet mid-night show is only one proof shown by the people in- historic little Island it in the early were ms then called Bone should say there are dears left on this had they known the curfew hour jwas extended for them, howefer, of the kindness of|the house was full to. capacity. with many standing and the show lasted till the ‘wee hours be the morning. Those attending” from Poin; the showers, and ‘gding back, |when the bus broke down. Some ;had to wade home in their party Gy (BRAZILIAN WRITES OFF | WRONG | AP Features Writer LOS ANGELES.—Erico Veris- simo, Brazilian novelist, says his fellow countrymen still have some strange ideas abouf the people of the United States. “Many South Americans,” he declared in an interview, “feel that you in the United States’ deer in the wilds|ciana had quite'‘a time dodging ‘spend most of your time making fmoney, or trying to make money, and practically no time at all in ultural or spiritual pursuits. Caribbean! They are Mr.|of the onlookers! Only one gen-.T have found, for instance, dehn Public! As Direc-|tleman had the forethought to natural feeling for religion French Foyer and France I have really gotd position to judge ity of Key Westers in the for have quite fallen in| children and babies some us as donations for fr ly work of sorting these was a ‘labor , mot of only for France, kind people who these generous gifts for the precious little far off land! Unfortunately only a few found among the will receive per- of thanks. I am sorry able to thank more widually, however, as- grateful thoughts go and You Nou". ou are! these who-deserve a of thanks are: Joe ith mr and the president of the Club, himself, Gonzalo . Both of whom, by the met only helped us in this drive of “Bundles for . but also took an active the benefit mid-night recently presented at the Theatre. It was really re- how much talent was this performance, all se, and the out- were so numerous ly mention a few— Juggler, the tap- aid Pinder of USO with her belly- jes, the fan-dancer ple fans, etc. of the Naval per- iT ip i ry : ft lpn isles : practically new, | that real humanitarian | |bring an umbrella. This jnone other. than: dur Bundles for ‘France Volunteer, Veteran Glen Wet, civilian service, NOB. Another recent event | festive ball given by the Jack- son Square USO for our French |group—to commemorate France's ‘Bastille Day, July 14; which is renee, were really|celebrated like the American 4th jof July. I was very thrilled when the program director asked me to sing our wonderful Marseil- laise accompanied by the splend- jid Naval orchestra. MANY ATTRACTIONS FOUND IN FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE, » Aug.* 3. — (FNS)—Floridians are‘‘more =f tunate than most folks when comes to solving the, vacati problem. Being the Playground, dotted With countless lakes and streams and over one jthousand miles of coastline, jeveryone is within easy reach jof a desirable vacation spot, while jsuch outsanding national attrac- tions as Silver Springs, Cypress Gardens and numerous State Parks are available without ex- cessive travel. Opportunity for rest, recreation, fishing and bath- ing are to be found here on just about everybody’s doorstep, the Florida State Chamber of Com- merce points out. WPB says auto rationing might be ended by January 1. mmel would have been present, RATIONING FOODS Y¥2-Z2, Al-Cl expire Aug. 31; Di-H1 ex- Ration Board Office, Post ° INSECT SPRAY When Othets TIMETABLE SUGAR Stamp 36. through Aug. 31. GASOLINE Al6 good for 6 gallons through Sept. 21. SHOES FUEL Old 4 and 5; new 1 through 5. Office Building, Phone 43 MIA MIs torcan paces LOCATED IN HEART OF CITY moe ROOMS Write or Wire for Reservations WITH BATH end TELEPHONE PERSHING HOTEL 226 N.E. Ist Avenue 100 Rooms - Elevater Heated Shop For Your Sunday Dinner at ARCHER’S nation's | in their own form of doctrine, and; therefore your spiritual’ feeling} probably is more spontaneous | a limited, formalized tradition at, that.” | Verissimo pointed out some of} asserts that he will do so again; when he gets home. , He says he expects his Brazil-! ian friends to be surprised by} the. information that he found the Catholic church has nearly, 25,000,000 followers in the United | States. “I traveled through many ; American states on a lecture! tour,” said Verissimo. “I avoided | |gocktail parties and formal din-} "her: id. talks the «man: in} he reef—the cab driver, the| Watitele the bujchtieetinezbarber We discussed not only the war, literature” and ‘art, but ‘cooking and human relations. I found that, if you scratch the surface, you will discover strong vestiges) of puritanism and a very solid! tradition of decency and good} Christianity.” | Discounting recently reported} strained relations betwees Brazil) and the United States, Senior) Verissimo came up with what he THE KEY WEST CITIZEN’ IDEAS. ABOUTS. DAYS GONE BY FROM FILES OF THE OF AUGUST 3, 1935 § The body-of T. Frank Russell,’ former-Key Wester, who died in his | Miami, arrived her train this! isi that jets out in-jclothes, much to, the amusement}. -«] think I ican refute.that view. |m¢ © by train this ‘from Washington to visit her par- morning, and funeral services will be held at 5:30 o’clock this afternoon in the’ First Methodist was ‘this country, Your people select Church, The commander of a coast guard vessel, on teaching port € that than ours, which jis regarded today, reported to Superintend-| this little island key) must not go unmentioned is the'more or less as a tradition—and'ent W. W. Demeritt that smoke was descending in large: volume on Loggerhead Key in the Dry these false impressions in a book termed “a fairly good,. formula: about three years ago, and he'for improved inter-American re-| lations.” “The United States,” he said, “is very good at producing gad- gets which make life cleaner, easier and more comfortable. You teach us how to provide oursel- ves with such appliances and we {will teach you how to enjoy them.” — uhy, Gangster” Coming: “Objective Burma” MONROE THEATER BENNY FIELDS in “MINSTREL MAN” News - Sports - Shorts ANOTHER THRI “White at Eliza Street LLING EXPERIENCE! im DAIL CAR We have received a good sized shipment of - Swifts VEAL Also Smoked BACON Self Service GROCERIES FRUITS and VEGETABLES Georgia WATERMELONS Fresh PIN WE DELIVE EAPPLES GROCERY. ORDERS by Boys on Bicycles Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service Between MIAMI AND KEY WEST Also Serving All Points On Florida Keys Between Miami CEPT SUNDAYS) rives at Miami at night. and Key West Express Schedale: (NO STOPS EN ROUTE) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- at 6:00 P.M. Ar- 12:00 o'clock Mid- Tortugas. group. On investiga- tion, it. was learned that: the smoke came from burning trash. | The regiment of the Florida! National Guard is due to arrive’ here Sunday morning for two weeks’ encampment in Fort Tay- Jor. Sid Turkle, representative of the Auto Parts Company of; {Miami, which bought four old \busses from the city, said today} they have,.beén™ dismantled and will be. shi ‘shortly, to Miami. : Mra.’ R. .D.> Spalding,’ “wife of’ Commander’ Spalding;''and;, son, Ralph, “Jri, arrived yesterday! ‘ents, Mr: and Mrs. Frank C.! ;Brown, 801 Wardell ‘avenue. Hi Mr. ‘and Mrs., Lotenzo ‘Gomez received a-telegram: today‘ stating + that their daughter, Mrs. Stew- art R. Bryant. had given birth ,, Stop and EERE UY MOKE WARK BON % eS ope - WING LES DUVAL and, ANGELA a. 4 i Thrifty Hows STOP and SHOP and SAVE ON FOOD at WING LEE’S May We Help You This Week-End INSURANCE His car had taken fire, and was destroyed. It being insured, he went at once to the insurance of- fice and: demanded his money. He was given a form to fill out, and was told he could not get the money, but that the car would be replaced. “Oh,” said he, “if that’s the way you do business give me back the to a son in her home at Mount- pelier, Vt., yesterday afternoon. EGS tpt Miss .. Helen: Bailey,. whe. had been visiting Miss Angela Bald- win at| her tortie jon! Anh’ street, left yesterday for New York. Today The ‘Citizeri says in an editorial paragraph:> “A paragrapher says that gos- gip is the only thing for which the supply does not equal the demand. 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