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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29
Niqht Club NeWs

let the group pause for a breath
ing spell.
Norvo began his musical career
when early in his teens. He played
piano up until the day he traded
his pony for an xylophone and
then Joined a marimba band. He
was a discovery of Paul Ash, who
started him in vaudeville work,
and since that time he has or
gained several musical groups
which have gained national recog-
milton.
SAKS -Collette and Barry,
young and personable dancers,
head the new show with their
dancing revue, made up of their
own routines and speciality num-
bers by the four girls who work
with them. Offering ballroom,
adagio and comedy vocalizing. Col
lette and Barry lead off. The girls
follow with a novel Gay Nineties
Interpretation featuring the an
Client American auto.
The McNallie Sisters, a harmo-
nizing trio, also tumble, dance and
offer acrobatic stunts in teams
and trio. Jackie billiard presents
his own arrangements of song hits
of the day, and master Of cere-
monies Buddy Lester babbles on
with his comedy songs, skits and
narodieS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29

BENNY RUBIN, stage, screen
and radio comedian, is the new
name star topping this weeks
show at Lowell Bernhardt's Club
Casanova. A dialect comedian,
Rubin's work has been pleasing
since the days when
was in vogue. His most
recent success was attained on a
national network show in which he
doubled as comedy star and char
acter actor. His current offering
features a new skit, English Is
around which various
dialect stories are woven.
Hawaiian dance routines and
song interpretations are dispensed
by the Domay Sisters. who head
the list of subordinate entertain
ers, among whom are Billy and
Irene JOY, satirists of the dance.
Wacky Jack LeMaire, band
leader, provides additional comedy
as master of ceremonies, and
vivacious Peggy Newton is the
eye-appealing vocalist with the or
cheStra.
SAN DIEGO-It's a third big
week for Red Norvo, king OF the
xylophone, and his smoothe swing
Their rhythms have
been delighting patrons of this
spot ever since opening night and
dance enthusiasts are unwilling to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29
SAMMY KAYE COMING
WITH POETRY, TOO

These ever-popular numbers are
accompanied by bits of homespun
poetry and are all included in his
new program he calls "Serenade. "
Recently signed with Kaye is a
new girl vocalist, whom Detroit
will hear. for the first time when
Nancy Norman steps up to the
mike.
Other featured acts and soloists
will be listed in these columns
later in the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29
Han Laid
Film Find
With Gun
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

MORE SCREEN actors nave
reached the estate of Hollywood
heroes by being bad boys at the
start than through any other
method.
Clark Gable was a rough, tough
.no-eood in his first important pic
.ture. George Raft whistled his way
through several cinematic murders
and James Cagney hit girls with
grapefruit and guys with brass
knuckles until the fans cried for
more.
Latest find" TO pull his hat
down over his eyes and look vicious
with great effect is Alan Laid, the
diller of a killer you first saw in
This Gun for Hire" with Veronica
Lake.
Now the public is clamoring to
see him in more sympathetic roles
and we have no doubt but what
he'll reach the dram prince status
before very long.
His latest picture, certainly
sheds a more popular light upon
this new wonder Laid. In THE
Glass Key which opens at the
Friday. he's on the right
track, solving a mystery instead OF
causing one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29

Jack Kohler remarks that he
saw two blind men being guided
across the street at Michigan
and Griswold--by the lame fell
low who sells the Times there.
The halt leading the blind in city
traffic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29
Holloway Becomes
Gentleman Farmer

CECIL KELLAWAY has not
only bought himself home but
growing crop of vegetables
which demand constant cultiva-
ton.
The actor arrived on the set of
Star Spangled Rhythm, " in which
he is one of 20 screen stars,
proudly displaying a complete set
of callouses and Dragging about
the loss Of eight pounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29
Mrs. Cooean Acts

MRS. JACKIE COOGAN will be
seen in the Victory Short, 1--WE
Refuse 10 Die" starring Ellen
Drew and Barry Sullivan. The
wife of the former child star is
anxious for a movie career of her
own while her husband is serving
i'm tho army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29
A WORKING VIEWPOINT

Anxious to get into pictures, he
took a job as a laborer around the
studios and spent lot of his time
watching how movies were made.
After two years of peering from
behind a scaffold, he quit his job
to go on a local radio station. An
agent heard him in one of those
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29
ON THE LAKE SIDE

II also looks like Veronica Lake
is here TO stay too, for the long,
-hland-haired- siren again appears
with Alan Laid as the heroine OF
this Dashiell Hammett thriller.
Miss Lake struck movie gold by
appearing at the right phychologi-
cal time. Just when all of our
glamour girls were dying them
selves TO look like black French
poodles, Miss Lake combed her
platinum tresses over her eyes and
walked into the spotlight blind
folded.
All those gags about her hair
did more for Miss Lake than
"oomph" did for Ann Sheridan and
-rxr-r,tn,-c fr1r--T and Turner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29

There comes,
" instance,
scrap of it's
ne pap e r
with so m e
thing wrapped
in il ! found
IL on my type
" writer Just
now II turns
out 70 he an
appleblosson.
What an APP
pie blossom Is
d o i n G in
bloom in the
a L tn m n l
don't KIN O W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29

The technical adviser Of
"HelI's Angels" Is working In
Detroit machine shop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29

in the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29
PROBABLY A NEW TEAM

Now she's star and evidently
is the right screen mate for Alan
Laid, so don't be surprised if you
see a lot of them together in the
future.
Laid, is for a change. home
town Hollywood boy -Although=be
was born in Hot Springs. Ark. he
came to California as an infant.
Raised there he won fame for him
self as an athletic star at North
Hollywood High School where he
attended school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29
Jack Pickering
Jack PICKERING
Here
and
Now

Today's column isn't trying to
rove anything except. maybe
hat il takes a great many kinds
: people TO fill a world, 10 FIJI
~. and--NeS--fo fill q column
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-29

dashboard heart-renders and got
him his first bit in Joan OF Paris,
which in turn led TO his getting a
part in This Gun for Hire.
Since then fan mail and critics
raves have done the rest
SAMMY KAYE COMING
The stage attraction on this
same bill Friday will be Sammy
Kaye. the swing and sway maestro
who has an entirely new kind OF
orchestra presentation.
Because he believes that boys in
the armed forces particularly like
10 hear old favorite ballads. the
kind we all know, he has included
a series of concert arrangements
of familiar tunes. 10 alternate his
latest swing offerings.
Evening star., 1942-04-07

Weeks and weeks were spent in its plan
ming Surveys were made. All with one
thing in mind How to bring you -. the
customer e.. . the largest selections possible
and, more important still, how to make
Evening star., 1942-04-07

think we've accomplished this to the very
best of our ability and invite you to
visit what others have told us is one Of the
most modern curtain and upholstery floors
in America, divided into independent shops
to make your shopping easier.
Evening star., 1942-05-22

Gen. John T. Lewis, commanding
general, military district Of WASH
1ngton, and stan; cavalry escort,
Fort Myer, w.; representatives Of
the q. A. r. Memorial Day Corp.
fpatriotic organizations In six au-
tomobiles.
The commanding general Of troops,
Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox, and staff
will follow with the United States
Army Band next, leading the lst
Battalion, 503d Parachute Infantry;
176th Infantry Band and one bat
talon Of 170th Infantry, Battery c,
55th Field Artillery Battalion.
Combat Team In Parade.
The combat team, consisting of
the 1l6th Infantry, formed as two
battalions; the 11lth Field Artillery
Battalion Of 105-mm. howitzers, and
one battery Of 227th Field Artillery
Battalion Of 155-mm. howitzers will
be the next feature.
After the band Of the Engineer
r. T. G. will come one battalion OF
Evening star., 1942-05-22

+. Lewis, commanding ofyicer Of the
Military District Of Washington. re-
veal that the reviewing stand win
be on the north side Of Constitution
avenue. between Fifteenth and Sew
enteenth streets NV. It will take
% minutes for the parade to pass
the reviewing stand.
Exercises ut Arlington.
Preceding the parade there will
be memorial exercises at Arlington
from 1880 to 2:30 pm, with Under
secretary OF State Sumner Welles Is
the principal speaker.
O4icials Of the Grand Army of
the Republic Memorial Day Corp,
which has charge Of the exercises
in Arlington National Cemetery, will
ride near the head Of the May 30
parade and on arriving at the re-
viewing stand, will observe the units
as they pass in review.
The parade order follows:
Platoon Of metropolitan motor
cycle police, grand marshal, Brig.
Evening star., 1942-05-22
Memorial Day Parade
To Start al 4p.M.
From Capitol Area
Poroehutists, Bonds,
Tanks ond SoiIors to
Be in Line Of March

Washington's Memorial Day pa
rade will start at pm. from New
Jersey avenue and B street Sc.
The line of march will be across the
Capitol plaza northward to Consti-
tuition avenue, turning west on this
thoroughfare to Seventeenth street.
where it will diSband.
Orders issued by Brig. Gen. John
Evening star., 1942-05-22

colored Z. r. +. c., the United
States Marine Band and Z battalion
Of marines from Quantico, the Navy
Band and one company a blue.
jackets and four companies Of the
United States Coast Guard.
The next exhibit will consist Of
six engineer vehicles and equip
ment, six ordnance and six quarter
master vehicles with equipment,
191st Tank Battalion Oight) and
Company G, 741st Tank Battalion
(medium), which will conclude the
units in the line Of march. The
motorized engineer exhibit is COM
ing from Fort Belvoir. Va; the ord
nance from the Aberdeen Proving
Grounds, Nd. and the quartermsS-
ter vehicles from Camp Holabird
Quartermaster Depot, Nd.
Great oaks from little scorns
grow. War bonds are the most
npn,,.1ssn~ ~rnrns -, <h> n.rk>k
Evening star., 1942-05-22

OutAt Includes:
Q Tom or Lady Stewart Irons
Nes. :, 3, Z and DuttsrJ
YIsnge sole satin Aaished blsdss, built
- hssels, diDt sheathed steel sAafts
guaranteed, senuine black ealfskin
leather sriDs.
stained finish persimmen heads, steei
shafts and leather griDs 10 match irsns.
. Oval Canvas Golf Bag. Five-inch
sise mems Or ladies' svaf style slipper
ball pecket.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11
HARRIS SCHOOL NOTES

The Harris School PIT. A.
held its regular monthly meeting
Wednesday, December 8, at 8
p. m, in the school auditorium.
Mrs. Everette Rivas presided
at the meeting. at
Mrs. Stone, program chairman,
announced that the Music De-
partment was sponsoring an OPP
eretta entitled "X-Asperating
G-Mas Gifts, which will be pre-
sented Tuesday, December Is. 8
p. M, at the Harris School.
Two selections, When Lizzie
Gets Perfume for Xmas" and
Sing A Song of Seal Safe,
were presented during the pro-
gram hour.
Professor Fowler called the
roll and announced the following
grades as winners of the PIT. A.
Banner: intermediate Depart
ment. Mrs. Mary Ely and Mrs,
Mundy: Primary Department.
Mrs. Thelma Watkins and Mrs.
Magdeline Huddleston.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11
THE SHORES OF TRIP0LI WERE
VERY TOUGH l33 YEARS AGO

la series of naval expeditions
against them. It was in the 1903
expedition that the U. S. frigate
Philadelphia was captured, only
to be burned at her moorings by
the, gallant Lieut.. Stephen. De-
catur and his raiders.
Yusuf, the. Bashaw of TRIPOD,
was scurrillous character, who
had seized the. throne by muir
dering his oldest brother. His
next oldest brother. Hamet, in
line for the throne, fled Egypt.
Eaton conceived the idea of
finding Hamet and placing him
on the throne at Tripoli.
Hamet agreed to Eaton's idea,
and the expedition set out. Sew
eral times the Arabs threatened
mutiny but they were outfaced
by O'Bannon's Leatherneks. Ar
irving before Derna April 20.
Eaton found the town defended
by 300 men against his $50. While
three U. S. naval ships bonn
barded the fort from the sea,
Eaton sent two forces against it
from the land. The first consist
ed of O'Bannon and the Ma
rines, SO Greeks and "a Berber
artillerymen with one cannon.
The second, under Hamet, was
an all-Arab team. ..,,f hto.f 3
Both assaults failed. Eaton
knew enemy reinforcements were
approaching, so he ordered an
othe attack. O'Bapnon. leading
all the men that remained,
stormed the fort again. took it
and raised the Stars and Stripes
for the first time in the old world
The Tripolitan reinforcements
arrived Nav 8. but O'Bannon
stood them off until June, when
he was informed that peace had
been signed and he was ordered
to evacuate the town.
To this dav, Marine officers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11
FOUR NEGROES ARE COUNTY APPROVES
HELD AS MIGRANTS OFFICIALS BONDS
ACTION TAKEN at MEETING
OF COMMISSIONERS
HELD LAST NIGHT

Last night the County Commits
sidnefs approved the bonds of
Mrs. Jennie Curtis Pierce and J..
Carlyle Roberts, as members of
the local school board, and Raul
A. Carbonell, as justice of the
peace for the first district.
o. Bonds of all the county officers
elected last month have now been
filed, except those for Harry
Harris, as county commissioner
from the fifth district. and Will
liam T. Doughty, commissioners
from the fourth district.
One of the commissioners who
has qualified said he had been as
Sured by both Mr.. Harris and Mr..
Doughty. who are in the coun-
tvs armed services, that they
were going to qualify and were
then going to ask Governor Hol-
land for Leave of absence for the
duration of the war. But up till
today nothing has been heard
from either of them regarding the
filing of bond.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11
Bv HERMAN ALLEN
AP Features Writer

A handful of U. 5. Marines
hung up record in North Afri-
ca more than 100 years ago that
stands today as something for
American troops in that vast des-
ert land to shoot at.
Alexandria, Egypt stiff
ling, sand-stormy day in March,
1905
A motley army set out west
ward across the burning desert
towards Derpa, Tripoi, 600 miles
away 38 Greeks, go Berbers,
some 200 Arabian cavalry, foot
soldiers and camel drivers
And eight United States Ma
rineS.
1t was the famous 'Derna Ex-
petition" one of the most not
able feats of American arms.
The expedition was led by
General William Eaton, former
American consul at Tunis. At
the head of the Marines was
Lieut.. Presley N. O'Bannon.
Back in 1893 national indigna-
ton had impelled the u. S. Con-
gress to raise money to build six
frigates, including the famous
"Old Ironsides," to fight the pi-
rates, but in the meantime an
undeclared naval war had sprung
up with France. The French,
taking their cue from the Brit
ish, had started impressing
American seamen.
While we were fighting the
French. we continued to Pay the
Bev of Algiers an annual tribute
of $4,000 to permit our ships to
pass his shores. The BeY of Tunis
and the BashaW of Tripoli knew
a good thing when thew saw it,
so they demanded tribute, too.
Thew pushed a good thing too
far, however, and the result was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11
DEFENDANTS WILL BE PUT
ON TRIAL IN CRIMINAL
COURT

Seven negroes, who had been
arrested by Constable, Ray o9At-
well on charges Of Vagfancy,
were arraigned this morning Der
fore Justice of the Peace Enri-
que Esquinaldo. and four of them
We're held for the criminal court
and three of them were released.
Justice Esquinaldo learned
that James Mcneil. Malachi
Hunter and Ernest jackson were
working, SO he dismissed the
cases againt them. There was a
further charge against Hunter,
that of not having his draft card,
but Justice Esquinaldo received
a wire assuring him that Hunter
had registered for military serv-
ice.
The men who were not working
and were, therefore, held each
In so bail for the criminal
court, were Moses Russell, Wade
Barnes, Alfonso Dixon and Hen
ry Ashbury.
Justice Esquinaldo's action in
theses cases isoin keeping. with
what other cq,Insyoofficials have
prepared toedo4osend to Jail able
bodied mem who arefnot working,
on attechnicab' charge of Vagran-
cy. @@As Justice Il Esquinaldo told
the four defendants, there is a
shortage of common labor in
Key West, adding that the de-
PENDANTS could have easily got
work had thew wanted it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11
VESPERn SERVICE i
v. ..1 AT 81 school SUNDAY

The anhRGGa Aii9 Christmas Yysspers
will be be presenteaI ip THE High
School Auditorium OF Sunday
afternoon, December Is, Pegin-
ming at 5 O'clock. !
This will be candle-lighted
service when 'The Alteration"
Christmas cantata, will be pre-
sented by the school choir under
the direction of Annabelle Dob
bratZ.
The public is invited to attend.
No admission charge will be
made.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11
SAFEeRAcKER SOUGHT
TO OPEN RU5TYsAFE

BLUEIELD. " Va D. H.
The Elueflei1 znz--5er Is -Cwaz-
merce IS looking fo- 2 Sz1ecr2cz.r
Tns chzmber salEa-e 1rzEe llE1-
ed ID ar old rusty steel safe czI-
culafed 10 weseh a5ou1 s. tz&
But the Owners Ar rel-ct-ur 20
Gzrn Il Il unless us u1@leG 20
lez-n II sny Old recCU1z are 90 =
The CuEbIration VAS hCsf sezs
ago. hence Ihe need far slZelle
who un6ersrs1GS safes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11

ANTS and RoAcHEs eliminated
from Apartments and Homes;
guarantees work: termites
killed in furpiture and pianos
permanently: city references;
also rats, mice. ticks, bed bugs.
fleas and land crabs in lawns.
Phone 9176, call S-l0 am. Let us
give You an estimate FREE.
+. Z. c. EXTERMINATORS.
llla White street. dec5-stx
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What Uncle Sam Asks OF You
GENERAL ORDERS FOR THE HOME FRONT
Compiled by State Defense Council of Florida
RATIONING

F "a 2a S2f good sG until
sys F9 sae odep S 81 fa hG sa S 5 @
% u R, left Ra 6na n6 S e ID
stamps must be % for each than
fee rtoned concentrates extracts oubes not CON-
for oa1 each aa jan es stamps s. S% s Ne good
sPt sss
sI nss'Sa
fi4s ssa f vases es r s
DENT1FIcAT1oNs- Gasoline Ratiopng Hold,
of A. books must write in ink back of each Coupon
fer fleet and r and book holders
PRICE CEILINGS
si yoe s s interest as Officers eh e Dup
Is 5 ss nssss Easr
5sssssaSis sss G 7
M Wss Gb major S
Counting repairs recondItionne who
Oct 20 pay down oqethra price Counting
funds apply TOR eviction order and wait three months
affected CoNsULTreaitor banker lawyer Rent At
MOTOR VEHICLES
g. CERTIFICATES OF WAR NEcEssTTY-After Dec. 81, no
be supplied with gasoline tires or parts Without Ger
eas Of War Necessity until then such vehicles will be supplied
War Board County Agent Defense Council Transportation Off
GERS District Office ODF Division of Motor Transportation
SPEED LIMITS miles hour except military vehicles
and esfs t. ]
with regulations may obtain tires following terms according
Rationng book issued far local permit M TT
"A Raton-18Q miles month-tire inspection required by
JAM 81 and montsenitled
Tire, ' S.
"B Ration-Up to $50 miles month-tre inspection requr
ed X ' Book = bo s5s 50
&C. Rstonu p to 1000 miles month inspection by
buy tire factory second or takeof tire
driven less than 1000 miles.
C Raonover 1000 miles-tre inspection by Jan 81
every so days-enled to rcappng if worthless buy
Grade pre-war tire other tire available
FEESspector charge rs cents vehicle for each in
spection according tire
RECORDS-nlegal to after without tire nspec
ton record showing serial numbers registered
CONSULT-tre dealers who official
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to work must make sincere
fort to form Share Your Car clubs qualify for
nentary ration coNsuLT-Defenss Council Share Car
USE TAxU Treasury Use Stamp be affixed TO
Buy At Pest Office 81 IS s' - 5ssfE =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11

carry a kind of blade known as
the "Mameluke sword" in dress
uniform as a souvenir of a fight
ing chapter in their history of
daring.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11
CONSERVATION

CONSERVATION
SALVAGE Save all old or unusable METALS. RUBBER.
sen ianEman Strain and cooking GREAsE and MEAT
p pAT n n my Be ewes ss ma ee
Save unusabe SILK and NYLoN hose launder donate TO
by delivering to hosiery counter of your clothing store
for q SRs tsss E :s s
sumers Interests forum '''ER ~ 'I. "a
= Mint s has reduced s4nsge Of One Cent
Stamps to save copper Piggy banks are turn INTO war
TUBE FOR TUBE-save colapsible toOthpase shaving
etc, tubes must be turned in when buying new tubes
to member of armed services abroad when
SHARE THE MEAT Voluntarily now, by ratoning nett
year weekly allowance OF meat cuts from beef veal
pound years pounds more than "a pounds
ss.
EebogNdS burners clean; Igss, fame clear blue save
gu. As n rooms iaSnso lights 9 'r NOT "R Il
HEATING Shut off unused rooms repair
suate you Can aas so
IDENTIFICATION -
for Citgens Defense Corps per
cards coNsGPoiiee officers Defease Council Officers
obi. M Councils win make avail
and or sen cost price 9
records Bible entries
furnishes data from old and 1 Wod war o
$l-photostated, 81; under SEAL So.
COMMUNICATION
TELEPHONE-New service obtainable
War agences priority calls
be interrupted. r
Dec L. service discontinued on cepgst-
ulafons felcaons and Holiday greetings; aesan messenger
shopping and all other nonewFe services Il w. -
SALARIES AND AAGEs go
INoREASEWar Labor Beard
of salaries by erer 8 above
1892 ieyeI pr wages Oct q Syel sasTes
dvidal promotions DECREASE-WLB APPROVE decrease
OF wage salary scales below highest paid between JAM and
Sept 15 1912 -"
RuMoRs
Council Runlor Clinic. Don't repeat it.
TO VOLUNTEER
CIVILIAN DEEENSE-For all of Volunteer
in call at the Civilian Defense Volunteer Office
SELECTIvE SERVICE
Observation-Disclosures olds-H born July l-Aug 81
register Dec 117 born Sept Loot 81 1924 register Dec
Dec "a born Nov 1Dec 81 1924 register Dec Dec 81
born after JAN l. 1925 register 18th birthday
Sunday legal holiday day following CHANGE or ADJ
pRAH registraps for selective service and DID,
notify local draft board q change of address
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11

WANTED-Youns Girl or Man
to work in dry cleaning estab-
ushmept Apply White Star
Cleaners. epposite Bowling Al
leys; puysl St povs-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11

WANTED = MATTRESSES, to
work from Z pm. to IL mid
night. Habana-Madrid. Front
and Duval. Apply between 2
and S pm. decl0-6t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11

FOR SALE--One rebuilt Hoover.
one used GE cleaner. Also.
one used. with rebuilt motor,
guaranteed. Electrolux vacuum
cleaner. I have a few new
Electrolux cleaners for Christ
mas. See O'Sweeney before il
is too late. dec10-tf
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= p EErmz $500 EA-@
rTz-ms zf Ezzz Ez9 raz &=sw-
izzn E~wim~ a. S@m zzzazz -
EzwH=z = g Ezx - 81
M-1Gzz- c. zE -z-=mz-A.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-11

WANTED 100 Classified Labor
ers . for immediate employ
= rient, Apply at once, u. S.
. Labor board, Post Office
building, Key West. decll-3t