The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 15, 1947, Page 6

' L££LLMD ALANA, | AAA AT The OBSERVATION POST By BILL LEE eeprercnememmneenennincnsn AONE | She wats vot got [Richard Davis and Mrs. Reginald se, |Workman and son. mty hasn't y . 1 beech. Of cour the West Martello Towers pro efty hes been promised th eounty and plans are going right @heed for the con teach “But wnlll the county actually hat © deed to the site it just tent @ beach site, that’s all”, said © men fermiher with the effort to tiliid the beach this week. “The whole thing & up to the Wer Amets Administration in Washington "There's only one thing to do ean see: send someone to who knows the and heave him camp on doorstep of the man in the [AA whe must sign the deed. ‘Then we'll get some action.” now > © 2 ta Come James Hingson, USN, side to the operations offi- eer of Key West Submarine base, ees very tired when he got to werk Monday morning “He my dow a little cocker rome explained Hingson. “he bed five beautiful puppies the other night and I've been flayine nursemaid to the whole het of ‘om ever sin “The house is filled with cries and howls. and it is difficult for me t eet ony sleep. My baby ores sleep nights now. but theee darn dogs are something eetul ee ee Officiels of the Officer's Mess @ Ft. Tevior thie week an- Visiting Parents Mrs. Robert Pollock left this afternoon by automobile to visit | her parents in New Hampshire. | accompanied by Mrs. of Commerce, when she comes astruction of ajbeck from her vacation, if you; do save stamps. Miss Sullivan jfrom such places tosses s India into rummages_ through jwhile, she finds the old jsaid desk and stamps. “Say.” she then says, “do you know anybody who saves lot of good ones for them—at least there were some in the desk yesterday.” ® =k Jacob Dietsch, owner of the Blue Marlin now building in Simonton street says he first be- came interested in Key West be- cause of what Ernest Heming- way, for years a resident of this city, told him. Asked by Dietsch, then con- ted with Casa Marina Hotel whether some property he was looking at in Simonton Street was a good buy, Hemingway said, according to the hotel man: “I'm not a real estate man. All 1 know is that I like Key West and my winter home is her With the words of Ame noted writer ringing in his ears, Dietech bought the property and today is building a 14-room ho- tel on part of it. It will be a nice development, Dietsch says. The rooms will have cathedral young secretary at the Chamber ; stamps | ;her desk and every once in ai stamps? Well, I wish you knew | someone who does. I've got a | STEP ON IT, VETS! ceinsrare YOUR GI INSURANCE BY AUGUST I - | | IRYOUR POLICY HAS LAPSED LONGER ; | THAN 3 MONTHS, ITS YouR LAST DAY TO REINSTATE WITHOUT NECESSARILY | | TAKING A PHYSICAL EXAMINATION | i i | For correct information contact your nearest VETERANS ADMINISTRATION office listration hospitals in ;Naval District area. Their last musical show, | “Best Smile Forward,” played | to more than 16,000 servicemen, | a command performance for President Truman during one ; of his visits here, toured the ' state, and played many benefits, among them the drives for the i | | Comnvunity Chest, Infantile | Paralysis, Cancer and such | like. | Supervisor and director of the Group’s activities is Gerald Pin- der, program director for the USO and former dance instructor for the Arthur Murray Studios. | It would be an asset to any town if the Group were kept alive. It is worth thinking about. | Wood alcohol is made by neu- tralizi ing with lime “wood vine- obtained by the destructive ,distillation of wood. the 7th} THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ! 'THE VETERANS CORNER | The 10 questions most fre- \quently asked by World War II 'veterans about National Service \Life Insurance were answered to- jday by the Veterans Administra- jtion. The questions and answers follow: ifer so many adv: low a premium A. Because the Government as- sumes all costs of administration jitary and naval service. | Q. When will I start getting dividends on my NLSI? A. Dividends will be paid as ‘soon as the administrative work of determining the amount due each participant can be complet- ed. Q. When wil I receive a regu- 'lar insurance policy instead of my certficate? A. Policy forms are now being ‘drafted to include changes made necesssary by recent insurance legislation..designed to make \NSLI fit the peacetime needs of veterans. Q. Why do I have to pay two monthly premiums when I rein- state my lapsed policy? A. One premium is for the 31- day grace period following the date of lapse, when the insur- ance was continued in force with- out payment of premium; the other premium is for the cur- rent month of reinstatement. Q. What is the difference be- verted Insurance? A. Term insurance provides the same protection for a specified period as does convetred insur- ance. However, term insur accrues no cash, loan or paid-up tween Term: Insurance and Con-| ‘insurance values, as do the per- ;mament, life and endowment plans. e Q. Can I choose anyone I wish to be my beneficiary? Yes. Q. Can I use part of my Armed Forces leave bond to pay my in surance and receive the re- |mainder in cash? A. No. The remainder of your Q. How man a G.I. policy of- bond is placed to your credit gndowment, Endwoment at A ges for so until such time as it becomes (0, and Endowment at A 5 payable in cash, or you authorize i Q. Why dol lose all ;While I was in,the Armed Forces ,when I convert my insurance? | | A. You don’t lose it. While’ ‘your term insurance was in force, “you receivéd insurance protection against death at a very low premium rate. Term insur- ance is intended to provide no imore than that. ! i Q. How can I tell the due date jon my premium? | A. Where regular payments | are being made, the date your :premium payment is due is‘ shown on each remittanc en Xi goraw When OPEN—It’s When CLOSED—It’s - CONSTRUCTED OF HEAVY Monogram Installed by LEE BR Phone for F-: Nope mailed by VA to policy- holders. Q. Can I convert my NLSI pol- icy to some of the private com- ‘panies. A. No: Your.National Service ‘Life Insurance term policy is con- .vertible to ®ne or the six perma- inent plans issued by VA. These lare Ordinary life, 40-payment Lite, 20-payment Lif». 20-y 65. | {further premium payments. H that § fand of extra hazards due to mil- 'oney I paid on my term policy | the United States. Yale University is the third oldest’ institution of learning in GIRLS! after entering Are you troubled by distress of fe- male functional monthly disturb- ances? Does this make you suffer from pain, feel so nervous, tired, weak—at such times? Then po ‘try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com= pound to relleve such symptoms. 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S » organization or group of | = = ome organization OF BrOuP Ol ewww wv rv rvree NOW, OVER 56,000 OWNERS Fear at the mess. organizaitons can do the city a *~* * good turn by adopting the Little |, DON’T BE BASHFUL! | Of course the clubs would |'Pheater Group, which is due to; We Will Serve at All Times hove te pay for their own lunche- | go out of business when the USO} ___—Small or Large— : ome but i would give them @| ceases to poerate in Key West. {OUT of GAS? TIRES Go FLAT? | Pleewent change of scenery. It is]! ‘The group is composed of ser-} Your Car Needs Grease, Spray = : e@it to be about the finest din-|vicemen, Girl's Service Organiza- | or Battery Charged? e fe room eround these parts. |tion, Navy and Army Wives and | , YU Need Groceries or Meat? | ; ee or Senior and Junior High School | Phone 1178 - Free Delivery | Fishing on the keys is an lstudents. ‘They provided whole-| JANE and SHINE y eld story. 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