The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 1, 1947, Page 6

PAGE FOUR — erminal Leav e Bonds In Key West Amount To $150,000 To $200,000 WITH I BONDS, SEPT. 2 (From Washington Correspondent, Key West Citt WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.— Terminal leave held by Monroe county veterans of World War II have a cash value of from $150,000 to $200,000, according to the best Washington estimates. Whether ex-GI's convert these SURY ARRANGING: bonds available bonds into cash remains to be! but based on the experi- when the World War made immediately the bulk of them will be turned into money. President Truman last week re- luctantly signed the bill passed by both House and Senate in the closing hours of the first session of the 80ih Congress. At the time of the signing he urged GI's to retain the terminal leave bonds, which earn interest the same as any government bond. Meanwhile thee Treasury De- partment making arrange- ments with banks to cash the bonds, just as they United States Savings Bonds. Terminal leave bonds may be cashed after September 1, Washington officials of the ma- jer veterans organizations would like to see ex-Gl’s either hold their bonds or use them to rein- state National Service Life In- surance, but neither these of- fieials nor the Congressmen who passed the bills are very hope- ful that mony veterans will fol- low either course. Ever since last year when con- #ress and the President agreed to pay terminal leave to enlisted men and women in bonds, the Vete: Administration has been aceepting such bonds for use in NSLI reinstatement. Not many veterans have availed seen, ence of 19 I bonus bonds were redeemable, themselves of this privilege. It is 5! doubtful that now, with the ad- ditional pressure of soaring liv- ing costs, many veterans will either hang on to their bonds or use them to pay insurance pre- miums. Value of bonds held by ex-Gl’s throughout Florida is estimated at between $25,000,000 and $30,- 000,000. KEY WESTER SERVING ABOARD USS ATLANTA he Citizen) GREAT L oS. Ill, Aug. 1.— Felipe Rendon, chief cook, of 9 Thompson lane, Key Wes is serving avd the anti-aircraft light eruiser USS Atlanta, which is returning to the United States after an extensive tour of duty in the cific area . TROPICAL (Continued from Page One) ter will approach Brownsville, Texas, area late this afternoon. Small craft on the lower and middle Texas coast should re- main in port. DRIVE BY eee BROWN'S Chicken Shack 600 CAROLINE STREET Phone 9238 Delicious Golden N FRIED CHICKEN PeNCN Fried POTATOES CHICKEN BASKET To Take = snes 75 Open Daily ‘til 12 P.M. _|Losch, as Pe: {dances on the top of a 102-foot ro cASH “Duel In The Sun” BEGINNING Promises Key West \Movie Treat Aug. II "Duel in the Sun,” David O. |Selznick’s giant Technicolor pro- {duction of 1880 Texas, comes to {the Monroe Theatre for three idays, starting August 14th, with rone of the greatest all-star casts lever assembled for a motio pic- j ture. Jennifer Jones, Gregory Peck |Joseph Cotten, Lionel Barrymore, Herbert Marshall, Lillian Gish, ;Walter Huston and many other screen celebrities give full play to their acting talents in this story of the era when the rail- roads first pushed across the wild lands of the Texas cattle kings. The technicolor film has a cast of over 6.500 actors who par- ticipate in the stirring conflict scenes, the gay fiesta scene and barbecue, the dramatic border- town cafe scene in which Tilly I's Indian mother. rectangular bar It took 200,000 miles of trans: portation, or a trip eight: times around the world, before “Duel in the Sun” was completed. The company made two major location trips, one to a site out- side Tucson, Arizona, and the other to the hilly desert country known as Lasky Mesa, forty-five miles from ,Hollywood. On_ this site the crux of the fight between ilroad and cattle barons takes place. Over 100 hors and 750 head of cattle were used in the picture. The picture was direct- ed by Texas-born King Vidor. will cash ‘Rose Bootery Has New Fitting Device The latest innovation to assure fitting your shoes properly is now in use at The Rose Juvenile Bootery, 619 Duval street. This model X-ray machine whether the shoes you are wearing—or the shoes you con- template buying—are the correct width, length, and shape for your foot. } This machine concentrates the x s in a funnel-shaped beam ‘di ly through the shoe-and- foot and casts a shadow on a fluorescent s« on. The image is so clear that you can see the {bone structure of the foot, the contrasting outlines of the flesh and the relationship of the foot to the shoe. ~ Guess-work in fitting and in buying children’s shoes has been eliminated by this X-ray shot fitter and assures proper fit and satisfaction. 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By CYNTHIA LOWRY AP Newsteatures Writer (Genuine: oddly assorted cargo seems to be an 4 specialty. For instance, British Overseas Airways carried a sample bottle of rye whisky to the homegrounds of scotch whisky; TWA whisked 75 birds from Egypt -to America, and Pan American stuffed five smail planes inside a big DC-4 for a Mi- ami-Brazil juant. * A number of Stockholm _ resi- dents have discovered they can get quick dr, patronizir York City porary air-age famine facing three New-York- bound duck-billed platyp Plenty of flowers flown from stem_to market, but an out- standing bit of horticultural fly- ing a chestnut tree travelers returning from wheat- Baris) Cbampe Seto LosyAn: short and bread-rationed France S¢les. A grapefruit tree: was car- carried long of baked Tied by’ air from, the southy goods under their arms. to Saudi Arabia where agricul- One airline sent a cargo or turists wanted to experiment rainbow trout eggs to the Pales- With its production _possibilitie tine Purchasing Commission for Co¢ktails at a publishe use in restocking the River Jor- Pat were cooled by 6-million dan and also forwarded an as- Year-old ice. chipped on order sorted selection of hatching eggs from an Alaskan glacier and to pretty up the pools of the roy- flown in a cooler to Manhattan. al palace at Alexandria. “But at about the same time, an- Emperor Haile Sela other plane was winging its way ed an air a India carrying insecticides a jewel-encrusted saddle for his a swriter. favorite horse; and a number of , 49d when a soda pop shortage vvocadiles traveled as air cargo developed recently in Care from Cairo to a zoo in California, during the baseball season, a rush While plenty of sensible arti- Order from the United States cles do some plane travelling, kept the Venezulian umpires on some sound rather odd: a single ,their toes, brassiere ‘to Bengalore, two bot- tles of Milwaukee beer to Cey-| lon, an umbrella to India. ! A thoroughbred Brazilian fav- ied the office friend to a new ac- orite, Endeavor, was flown to quaintance. New York for some Belmont rac-| “Well, he not only knows that -ng this season; 10,000 earth- he doesn’t know much, but he worms were hurriedly shipped knows enough to keep others through the clouds to Panama to from knowing it,” replied the relieve a threatened earth-worm colleague. cleaning service by pee by plane —New! tores. During a tem- bread shortage in New York last winter, a number of are was from e receiv- ipment consisting of Knows How “Does ‘he’ know much?” quer- “If It Comes From Lewinsky’s, [t's Correct” Why the Squirmawrigs are Vanishing! HE SQUIRMAWRIGS are members of that tribe of Americans who squirm and wriggle in uncom- fortable underwear. But the tribe is becoming extinct—thanks to the advent of Arrow really comfortable Seamless- crotch Shorts! What a boon—no center seam to sit on. What roominess to sit in! And they'll stay that way be- cause they’re Sanforized-labeled (fabric shrinkage less than 1%). We have plenty of Arrow Shorts for you. Better stock up today, $1 up. ARROW SHORTS | | | Hart. Schaffner & Marx CLOTHES Lewinsky’s MENS oar Phone 146 fo 52 —FOR ARROW SHORTS — * “WE CLOSE THURSDAYS AT 1 P.M.” ee eee aeeaae enema * Pan-American Fiesta At Parish Wife For Divorce Center Tuesday steprenson Spatier filed suit : for divorce yesterday agains* A Pan-American Fiesta will be Thelma Lowe Spaller, according Presented by Mrs. Elena McCoy 4, the records on file in the of at the St. Mary’s Parish Center, fice of Circuit Court Clerk Ros Tuesday evening, 7:30 o'clock. iC. Sawyer. On July 29, Mrs. Spal The Fiesta will be a gay affair jo, filed suit against her husbanc with beautiful costumes repre- divon senting all the Pan-American eitiond) exeking: vals countries, and dances to give a were Tied: vecteraaye Bs is invited to attend Edward R. Marquez against Lil- palnviied:toxalicne. lian Annic Marquez, an English girl he met in England during the war, and by Domingo Cade linie Romento against Regl: aria Valdez Suarez Romento. seekin Other vorces |Rose Marie Pinder To Wed H. Munro, Rose Marie Pinder and y Munro, Jr.. popular young Key Westers will be united in marriage at 8 o’clock tomorrow night at the Fleming Strect Methodist Church.. Rev. Floyd will perform the cere- Subscribe to The Citizen. SPAT ee Your Grocer SELLS That Goor STAR * BRAND s Pinder is the daughter of; and CUBAN Albert Pinder, 815 Try A Pound Today- | Florida and Munro is th¢ —_— son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Munro of 721 Love Lane. The bride-to- be is a member of the Class of 1947 of Key West High School Her matron of honor will be Mrs. Faye Higgs. The bridesmaids will be the Misses Shirley Curry, Rose Mae Higgs and Betty Rae Brady. Bernard Roberts will be the best man and Albert Peterson, | John Reed and Alan Perez, the} ushers. ! Munro is a Navy veteran of World War II and is employed as j a mechanic at Monroe Motors. | Friends and relatives of the| young couple are invited to the reception to follow at 1106 Grin- ; nell street. ' wo & f Lf sé Sd il li a jie i] fui er tn | 1 i De Seint entsoneennsenniestuentane i} France has 1,300,000 motor ve-} 7x: hicles registered — than 4) 3 per cent of the total U. regis- | 7 tration. England has motor vehicles. > , ARE Seen maenoEE Te STRAND THEATRE aaa Now Showing “UNDERCOVER MAISIE” || ¢9R WINDOW NOOKS! Ann Sothern - Barry Nelson Starting Sunday @ Venetian blinds accentuate the) “SWAMP FIRE” beauty of your window treat- Johnny Weissmuller ment... eliminate undesirable oe. ‘views... insure privacy... diffuse. MONROE THEATRE light...and regulate ventilation. Now Showing "SIX GUN SERENADE” Jim Wakely Starting Sunday “CADETES DE LA NAVAL” 2,500,000 KEY WEST Venetian Blind Co. Abel Salazar y 120 Duval, Jefferson Hotel Bldg. Ricardo Montalban CALL 1042 for Estimates Spanish Picture , Mo Mm PEARLMAN’S INCORPORATED “THE STORE OF QUALITY” The Largest, Exclusive LADIES’, MISSES’ and CHILDREN'S Store in Key West pc HOOL SHOES 35 CASES ARRIVED THIS WEEK ° For Boys and Girls Oxfords, Loafers, Moccasins, Saddles, Jesters, Sling Backs, Ties, Casuals, Pumps, Straps, Dress Shoes, Sandals and Play Shoes in White, Black, Brown, White and Brown and Colors in such makes as “Sundials”, ‘Peter's, “Endicott Johnson”, “Brown Belt”, “Robin Hood”, "Weatherbird’— all at popular, prices. Buy Your SCHOOL SHOES NOW from the largest assortment. You'll have them when you need them! BOYS’ “ROB ROY” Shirts and Slack Sizes 6 to 16 | | New Fall | WEARING APPAREL BEGINNING TO ARRIVE!! COME IN and SEE THE NEW THINGS ] AS THEY COME IN If You Want to See the... Smartest Showing of {dvanced Styles in see , & . 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