The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 11, 1946, Page 4

ee #AGE FOUR jj Non-Strike Affidavits Required Of All Navy Civilian Workers By J. HARMAN BRODOWSEI | affidavits to be filed at this ac- Information has been received | tivity. from the Navy department that ‘DO PA’ there will probably be included ee ee OLIDAYS in the Naval Appropriation Bill setae for 1947 a requirement that em-| Now that the beginning of the ployes paid from these funds| fiscal year, July’1, has passed, must sign an affidavit that. they } the majority of Yard workers will not engage in a strike against who are required to work on the government and that during] holiday will receive holiday the period of their employment | Premium pay for eight hours of by the Navy Department (fed- such work at the rate of twice eral government) they will not| the regular pay schedule. become a member of such an or-| This provision for double pay, ganization. rue for holiday work within the reg- | In a Navy department dispatch ular 40-hour tour of duty applies received: here directed to the|* all per diems in groups II, 1 Yard to obtain such affidavits Sk Oy. en to per annums in tion ‘. anes ed Gir sensed o> The’ extra compensation does} ‘ A not reduce the amount of over- hed vibes 1s Naina ad time pay to which a person is en- ‘ titled; nor is it subject to deduc- If this requirement does be-|,- . { ; 4 * tions for retirement. It is, how- : Se reita out - aie! ever, subject to federal tax de- : ‘ P ductions. f pagent Set he has signed such If more than eight hours are GIT y _ | worked on a holiday, the usual ‘The aie aes erat may) overtime provisions apply . for printed ae : overtime as on any other day. ey ote ill sue sedge | overt applicable conditions any « “ night shift pay computed on Peas oliday premium pay. ther a3 So a Cah aeigon ere? Sie forms of additional pay to which am an Saas ot one ee es exe person is entitled are also added partment (federal government) 2 to the holiday premium. will not become a member of an LUCKY SATURDAY, 13th organization of government em-| According to a recent memo- ployes of the United States,)randum released by W. A. Saun- fone accepting employment, | de: commanding officer, U. S. . TS, the Salary or wages for which} Naval Submarine Base, . . .“those are paid from any appropria-| who worked July 5 will not work contained in this act, “shall]on July 13. Those who did not guilty of a felony and, upon| work on July 5 can be individ- eonviction, shall be fined not] ually excused on July 13. These more than*one thousand dollars | will be charged.one day annual : — 2 RARE cece Jap Women Get Surplus Navy Rations AP Newsfeatures YOKOSUKA. — The U. S. Navy and the Shinsei women’s society of Yokosuka are combin- ing forces to battle food short- ages. The Navy is supplying sur- plus and surveyed foods and the women are rationing it to the townspeople. Candy, nuts, flour and edible waste foods which the Navy re- jected for its own use are being trucked by the Navy to stores | already acquired by the women. The president of the Shinsei society early last month ap- proached Navy Base Commander Capt. B. W. Decker of Washing- ton, D. C., with a proposal for education in democracy of the society’s 12,000 women members. Decker agreed to their plan and sent six truck loads of rejected Navy food which the women dis- tributed satisfactorily. The cooperation has one no- ticeable effect — membership in the Shinsei society has leaped to 40,000. Courthouse Notes MARRIAGE LICENSES Applications for’ marriage li- censes filed in the county judge’s office: Samuel F. Keller, Jr., 25, and Agnes Fleenor, 30, both of Cin- cinnati. Paul Warren Gustafson, 22, Faribault, Minn., and Alberta THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Ne ~ {Simple Birthday Planned | For Quints In Argentine By LARRY STUNTZ little’ Diligentis, one of the two| ate in the yard now.” sets of quintuplets in the world, ! Coe ei owe hee ye i us und a butter- will be three years old July 15! tly on the graveled walk of their but nobody is paying much at- , garden, with two uniformed tention either to them or their;maids’-looking on. Three birthday. girls in pink coats and the, two The father, Franco Diligenti, | POYS in tan ones. All the same says they will have a’ birthday |5i2°,new, Put not looking very % much ‘alike. « party like any other children but| A six-foot fence of steel pal- “nothing special,” One present ings surrounds the acre of flow- they already have — an auto-'ers and grass in front of the new graphed picture of the Dionne! house. But there is plenty of quintuplets sent them from’ space to look through — not that Canada a few weeks ago. And many people do. Children com- some new toys, but not too many,/ing home from school don’t because they share them and one : glance in; an older woman does, new one each amounts to five and waves at the quints, who new. ones. . wave back, The gates are un- The: birthday cake, however,! locked, and one of them is not will be a monumental affair.’ even closed. There will be a center tower The two-story white stone three layers high with five, house faces the garden at the smaller individual cakes ar-' side, with the gable end to the street. Over the front porch is a bas-relief of five cherubs. In a niche on one side of the door is a life-sized statue of a stork; on the other, a ma- ternal figure. The children are kept to them- ranged around it in a sort of scal-| lope formation, Each of the in- | dividual cakes will have its own} three candles and the name of, the owner: Franco, Jr., Maria! Fernanda, Carlos Alberto, Maria! Esther and Maria Cristina. BUENOS AIRES. — The five across the street. ‘Probably they | i This was the design worked | At or imprisoned for not more than one year, or both; provided , that the above penalty se shall be in addition to, and not in substitution for, any other provisions of existing law.” All such affidavits must be no- tarized by competent authority, Or signed by a ranking Naval of- ficer, Affidavits will’ be filed Permanently in the personal jacket of the employes after nec- essary clearance required by the disbursing officer. Remember, if this becomes a law, no affidavit—no pay! Navy civilian workers are urged to fill out their affidavits promptly be- eause of the magnitude of the job of securing hundreds of such The Weather FORECAST Key West and vicinity: Partly tloudy this afternoon, tonight and-Friday. Gentle to moderate variable winds, mostly east and gp arete lorida:.. Partly cloudy. today, tonight and Friday with scattered afternoon. and evening thunder- showers. Jacksonville through the -Flor- ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex- ico: Gentle.to moderate winds, southwest to west over north por- tions and southeast to south over south portions today, tonight and Friday. Partly cloudy weather with scattered thundershowers, miostly near the coasts. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: No small craft or storm warnings have been issued. REPOIiT Key West, Fla. July 11, 1946 (Observation taken at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Daylight Saving Time. City~ office.) ‘Temperatures Highest yesterday - Lowest last night Mean Normal 80! 85! 83 4 PRECIPITATION Rainfall, 24 hours ending ! 8:30 a.m, inches 0} RELATIVE HUMIDITY Ye TOMORROW'S ALMANAC (Daylight Savings Time) Sunrise 6:46 a.m. Sunset 8:19 p.m, Moonrise 7:14 p.m. Moonset —.._ _.. 5:08 a.m, TOMORROW'S TIDES / Naval Base High Tide Low Tide 9:15 a.m. 2:27 a.m. 10:59 p.m, 4:12 p.m. The earth is surrounded by a! blanket of air 100 miles deep. j Kill Now with BLUE CAP DDT POT 0’ LUCK DOUBLE DOUBLE | or HAVE MORE j Comes In Pints, Quarts or Gallons AT ALL STORES |! leave, whether or not accrued.” BASE MAIN GATE ALWAYS OPEN. The gates of the U. S. Naval Submarine Base have been given | official names which -are: North! Gate, located at the intersection! of Front and Green streets! South Gate, located at the inter-, section of Southard and Thomas | streets; Pedestrian Gate, located at Below is a. new schedule for the gates: Main Gate, open 0000 to 2400; North Gate, open from 0600 to 2400; South Gate, open from 0600 to 0015. The Pedestrian Gate is open from 0600 to 2330, Navy Patients Guests At Party: Louise Varnell, 22, Fort Lauder- dale. Joseph E. Cavalleri, 21, Bridge- port, Conn., and Jean McFall, 21, St. Petersburg. The Answers (QUESTIONS ON PAGE THREE) 1, July 16, 1945. 2. June 24, 1945. 3. The foreign ministers of the the parking lot. ‘Big Four: Byrnes, Bevin, Molotov and Bidault. 4, Haj Amin el Hussein, Mufti of Jerusalem, Arab spiritual lead- er. ; 5. 100,000,000 Moslems; ‘250,- 000,000 Hindus. _ 6. Fifty years. RS 7. In the: Northy$ea, 40 miles west. of the Schieswig-Holstein veninsula. eS ik 8..Not . necessariJy the word means, | “deserved” or “appropri- ate? aie ' A holiday party was'given ré- } 9. The ‘office ‘rotates .mionth’ By cently for the patients ahd Navy personnel inthe Red’ Cross ‘recre- j month dni an jalphabetfeal basis 10.-Yes; ‘ espetially ih} a ‘new ation hall at the Navy hospital.-.and vigorous disciplinary code. Decorations in red, white, and blue featured giant fire crackers, shields, and flags. Bingo was the main feature wit} carnival booths of penny pitch, roulette, and darts as side attractions. The jitterbugs were active in one sec-! tion with a juke box furnishing the jive. The party was planned and di- rected by the Red Cross staff of the Navy hospital, welfare and recreation officer, and hospital chaplain. The{ Key West Elks lodge sponsored the event under the auspices of the Camp and Hospital Council committee. SEAGRASSES Twice Is Too Much One pay-day Private Stone, te- ceived 50 cents too much, but he didn’t say a word. During the week the paymaster found out his mistake, so on the next pay- day he deducted 50 cents. “Excuse me, sir,” said Stone, “I’m 50 cents short this week.” “You didn’t complain last week.” | “No, sir, I don’t mind over- looking one mistake. But when it happens twice then it’s time to say something.” Strand Theater GARY COOPER in Birthe Se pc aE 2 :‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’ PARENTS OF SON Mr. and Mrs. Ludy Trevejo of - 90;Ramrod Key, are the parents of | a son, born at 6:15 a.m. today at Municipal hospital. A pint of ice cream has been found to contain more than a milligram of vitamin G and al-| most half a milligram of pro- vitamin A. This Week-End We Pork Archer’s “The Store That 814 Fleming Street Matinee 3:15; Night 6:15, 9:15 2 Free, Tickets if Your Program is No. 134 rd | Monroe Theater KANE. RICHMOND in “The Shadow Returns” “Strange Voyage” | Coming: You'll Always Do Better When You Shop at ARCHER’S Shop at ARCHER’S for SHORT ITEMS MAKE OUT YOUR LIST and BRING IT TO US! Have A Supply of Bacon-BUT T ER-Ham Chops ~ *Staple and Fancy GROCERIES eFresh FRUITS and VEGETABLES *Also A NICE Selection of FROSTED FOODS Grocery Serves You Best” Phones 67 and 47 out. for their second birthday. It gives each one his own set of candles to blow out — not that they had much success along that line last year. Diligenti hopes it will be better this time. The neighbors don’t pay much attention to the quints, whose birth was kept secret for eight months. Only on Sundays do peo- ple stop to look at the children playing in their garden, and Dili- genti says they are people from outside the neighborhood. He said the United States has paid more attenfion to the quints than the rest of the world put togeth- na @ “Americans are much more curious about them than Euro- pedns or the people down here,” he explained. “Why, when we started to get letters from Italy about a year ago I got one from my mother. She just said, ‘I hear your wife quintuplets. I hope they are getting along all right.’ Nothing more.” You walk up to the new Dili- genti house along quiet, tree- shaded streets in a suburb where many Englishand North Amer-'{ ican families live. The clerk in’ a corner store, in reply to a:ques- tion aboutthem,, hardly looks up from the counter ‘as he, gestiires’}' and says: st “That's where they live—right selves and seldom go away from the house. They have no friends in the neighborhood and are not encouraged to go near the fence while other children ase press- ing. As a result of this care and ‘a rigid regime of injections— “calcium and vitamins and things like that”—so far they have es- 'caped all children’s diseases. “Haven't been sick a day in two y “the father said proudly.” There’s a special staff of five servants who do nothing but care for the quints: a physical train- ing teacher, a French governess, a trained nurse and two maids. The children eat just about any food they like and, naturally enough, prefer dessert to pota- toes. Their day starts around 8 a. m., when they wake up. They get a i Lost your oppetite? Feel drag- gy? When due to simple or | \ “GARDNER'S | PHARMACY ET A244. ME Our Meat is Priced at WE DELIVER VVVVII VIG IV IVT a adadatatedadadtntndnindtetndntetntndel DAAAAAAAAAAAAADARADAARRAR ADDED, Paul's Cash Grocery 611 FRANCIS STREET Fresh Fruits and Vegetables American and Cuban Style Cuts i GEORGE PEREZ, Butcher A OPA Ceilings or Under —— PHONE 493 rap dbbbhbbbiid Fresh-Killed PORK @Fresh Calves LIVER @Smoked BACO TTS Bermuda Market An Up-to-Date Sanitary Market — Complete Refrigeration ' JOHN COBO, Proprietor WHITE at ELIZA Street Just Received a Shipment of LITTLE FIGS Milk Fed | LAMB and VEAL | Fresh an PHONE 52 Country Style AAL664444444 444644444. d Smoke CHOPS IN @Dried BEEF @Large Variety of CHEESE NEW YORK DRESSED HENS and FRYERS GROCERIES and Fresh VEGETABLES “The Best the Market Affords’’ SHIRTS |KANTOR’S : | Se we Close Every Thursday at 1 o’Clock aa equipped with fans. re IS ME ES “The new saw Acron, a Greek physician, is any thickness desi reputed to have originated fu- tomer. 2 migation in 473 B.C., when he}, halted a plague in Athens by burning aromatics in great fires, few minutes of scientific exer- cise “and love it,” then breakfast. Play time is until lunch, then there is a nap from 1 to 4, Med-}° time comes, reluctantly, about 8 or 8:30. natius Lester, Key West law Diligenti, who was planning a' student at the University of Flor- trip to the United States before ida, was one of eleven men rex the quints were born, has given’ cently initiated into Phi up the idea. Delta honorary legal fraternity. “My wife and I are content |He is a son of City Attorney Lester Is Initiated . _ Into Legal Fraternity (Special to The Citizen) é GAINESVILLE, July 11.—Ig- here at home,” he said proudly. | J. Lancelot Lester. PURE CANE IMM This Week, Carlos’, the Best Known Butcher in Town has PLENTY of BEEF and Pork Chops COME and GET YOURS Dairy Products - Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Self-Service Grocery Visit This Little Market for Top Quality Food Products CARLOS’ MARKET PHONE :76 Corner William and Fleming Streets Key West. Fla. UUs UHutatcestctvntte gcc ccaecU Gantner and. 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