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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-13
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"Nikoli bi ne bill mislil," je
razkladal svejk, ida bo moi
mars v Budjejovice zvezan S to-
likimi tezavami. To sc mi zdi,
kakor mesarjem Chauro il
Kobilis. Ponoci je Easel ma Ma
ranju h Palackega spomeniku in
hodil prav do jutra okoli MEGA
ter Sc mu je zdelo, da zidovje
nina kQnca. Bill je cato yes
obupan, zjutraj re nj mogel vee
dalje ter je zacel kricati: Pa
trola!' Ko so redarji pritekli,
jih je vprasal, kod Sc gre v 10
bills, ker hodi oh zidovju re pet
ur in mu Sc vedno nj kraja. TAX
so ga we'll S seboj, a on jim je
v jeci vse razbil."
Cetovodja nj rekel ma to nit;
besede in 81 mislil: "Kaj tt to
meni pripovedujes? Spet zace-
MAS pripovedovati pravljico, ka-
kor Budjejovicah." sla sta OBJ
ribniku, in svejk je zanima-
MEM vpraseval, je Ii mnogo rib
iih tatov v okolici.
"Tukaj so sami ribji tatovi, y
je odgovoril cetovodja: "Prej-
snjega strazmojstra so hotel
vreci v vodo. Paznik ribnika jih
strelja S scetinami v zadnjico, a
to mic ne pomaga. V hlacah no.
sijo kos pleha.'
Cetovodja Sc je razgovoril,
kako ljudje pridejo na vse in
kako drug slepari drugega, in
razvijal je novo teorijo, da Je
tale vojna velika sreca "a Glove
stvo, ker ia teh batalijah bodo
poleg postenjakov postreljeni
tudi lumpje in barabe.
"saj je itak proved ]judi na
svetu,' je menil modro: drug
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-13
(Nadaljevanje)

"Ce bi, morda hi ali ne BIZ"
cali je tezko fotografirati ko-
1odvor?"
"Laze nego vse drugo," je od-
govoril svejk; "zakaj kolodvor
Sc ne premika in stoji vedno ma
istem mestu."
Strazmojster je torej svoj ra-
port lahko popolnil: "Zna tudi
fotografirati in fotografira maj
rajsi kolodvore. Aparata sicer
nina seboj, a domnevam, da
ga je kje skril, da bi odvrnil
cd sebe pozornost, cemer pri-
cuje njegovo priznanje, da bi
fotografiral, ako bi incl aparat
S seboj. Edini okolnosti, da apa-
rata nj incl pri roki, Sc je "a
hvaliti, da nisem nasel pri MEM
nikakih fotografij."
"To zadosca," je dejal straz-
mojster in Sc podpisal.
"Tak zdaj vas odvede gospod
cetovodja do Piska ma Bezirks-
gendarmeriekommando," je re-
KEEL nato svejku. "Po predpisih
bi vas morali ukleniti. Ker pa
mislim, da ste spodoben clovek,
vas ne denemo v Vertigo. Prepri-
can sem, da ma cesti niti ne po-
izkusite uteci. In brez zamere!'
"Zbogom!" je dejal svejk
mehko. "Pa hvala lepa "a vse,
kar ste storili zane. Kadar 90
priloznost, vam re pisem, in Ge
pridem morda caino zopet
tod mimo, Sc pri vas ustavim." ;"
Tako je svejk odsel S ceto-
vodjo, in kdorkoli bi ju bill sre-
cal, utopljena V prijateljski po-
govor, bi ju smatral "a stara
znanca, XII imata slucajno isto
pot.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-13

je drugemu ma potu, in clovestvo
Sc je razplemenilo, da jeI gro
"a" ys~.,
Blizala sta sc obcestni krcnli.
"Sakramenski danes brije!!"
je rekel cetovodja. "Mislim, da
mama stamperle ne more sko-
diti. Pa ne povejte nikomur, da
vas vedem v Pisek. To je drzav-
ma tajnist. Nikomur mic mar,
kdo ste in kaj ste storili. Pani-
ka sc ne sme siriti."
'Da, panika v tehle vojnih ca
,sih je huda rec" je nadaljeval;
"nekaj Sc rece in, re gre kakor
lavina po vsej okolici. Razume-
te?"
"Jaz torej ne bonn razsirjal
panike," je rekel svejk in Sc
vedel tako, kajti ko Sc je krc-
mar NINA razgovoril, je svejk
dejal poudarkom: 'Tu moi
brat pravi, da bova v eni uri v
PisKu."
"Torej ina vas brat urlaub?''
je vprasal zvedavi krcmar ceto-
vodjo, XII je ne da bi mignil,
odgovoril: Danes mu potece.' y
"Pa sva ga potegnila," je de-
jail smeje Sc svejku, ko je krc-
mar nekam stekel. "Samo no.
bene panike! Adaj je vojna."
Toda ko je izjavil cetovodja,
preden sta stopila v krcmo, da
stamperle ne more skoditi, je
bill optimist, zakaj pozabil je. ma
mnozino. Ko jih je popil dvaj-
set, je proglasil cisto odlocno,
da je poveljnik okrajne orozni-
ske postaje do treh ma obedu
in je torej brez pomona, da bi
bila tam pref. Razen tega pa
zacenja sneziti. Ako bosta v Pi-
sku do stirih, je popolnoma do
volj zgodaj. Do sestih je Sc cas-
Torej je vseeno, ako gresta zdai
ali potem, tema je itak re. Pi.
SEX ne more uiti.
"Bodiva zadovoljna, da sedi.
va ma gorkem," je bila njegovs
odlocilna beseda: tam po "a.
kopih v takemle mrazu trpe vei
kakor midva tn oh peel :"
Bila je re tema, ko Sc je &C.
tovodja odlocil, da odide S Svej
kom dalje do Piska. V metezv
nj bilo videti niti koraka prec
seboj, a cetovodja je dejal
"Zmerom kar naravnost "a no
som!"
Ko pa je rekel to tretjic, je
zadonel njegov glas cd nekol
zdolaj, kamor je zdrknil po sne
gu. Opirajoc Sc S pusko Sc i
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Racijski koledar

MESO, SIR, Hd.-Rdece znamke P, O. in R, knjzce st. 2,
so sedaj veljavi S, 49, JULIA poteceo 81 julia.
PROCESIRANA JEDILA-Modre znamke N P in @ so
veavne do 7. augusta.
CEVLJI-Knzca St l. znamka 18 veljavna do 81 oktobra
SLADKOR-Knjizica st. l. znamka St. 13 veljavna
funtov sadkorja do Is. augusta; znamki Is in 16 We
ljavni "a 5 funtov vsaka domace konzerviranje.
KAVA-Knjzica st. l. znanlka 2 ljavna funt kave
do 21 julia. Znamka st. 22 vejavna funt kave
Cd p. julia do II. augusta.
GASOLIN-st A kuponov je vel javna stiri galone
gasoina do 21. julia.
OLE IA KURIVO-5 kuponov lanskega leto veljavn
do 80 septembra. Prosne prihodnjo sedaj
teku. Kuponi nov knjizici l. perjodo sedaj
vejavni.
PECI-Pricakuje Sc, da bodo raciji avgustu
LIKER-Druga perijoda racionranja konca a. julia
Do tedaj 81 posameznk lahko nabavi nakup dveh
pajntov kvarta ali petinko (fifh) stekenco zgana
katerikoli drzavni prodajalni zganja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-13
Mali oglasi
NEDRzAVLJANI


Ali ste so let stariP vi niste prestari
"a delo pri mas.
HOTEL STATLER
ina delo "a sledece: '...'@
BUSMEN-da pomagajo strezajem-
izvrstna prilika "a promoviranje;
hrana, uniforme, placa, dobra napit-
Nina "a Isl
OSKRBNIKE-dobr plaza. s.-
|POMIVAcE POSODE-da pomagaio
pri strojih "a pomivanje posode-
plaza ma teden.
NOcNE LOBBY SNAzILCE-da po-
brisejo mramornat hodnik-hrana,
uniforme, tedenska plaza. u,
PORTERS-da pomagajo z prenasa-
MEM prtljage, uniforme, tedenska
plaza, dobra napitnina.
NEDRzAVLJANKE:
KUHARICO UcENKO-izkusnja nj
potrebna. Oh nedeljah je prosta, hra-
ma, tedenska plaza. Povisanje place
po zaslugi: 84.30 pop.
lKUHARICO Observation-Disclosures "a
splosno pripravo jedil; hrana, uni
forme, tedenska plaza in povisanje
| po zaslugi
lPOMIVALKO POSODE-la bi poma-
gala pri stroju "a pomivanje posode;
tedenska plaza, hrana, in uniforme.
COUNTER DEKLETA-KAFETE
-da pomagajo pripraviti salads, ze-
lenjavo, in servirati. $50 do $50.
! Hrana in uniforme. ~.
Zglasite sc v PERSONNEL
OFFICE, soba 1856, med 9. in 5.
urO.
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SLIKE MA VRTU

V sredo vecer IA. julia DO
prlreJena prva slikovna pred
stava ma vrtu med Gornikovo in
Modicovo hiso E. 62 in St. Clair
Ave. S prijaznostjo firme A.
Grdina in Sinovi. Cas- kazan ia
Sc zacne ko Sc malo zmraci. -
Slike bodo vseh vrst, na:jvec
move in barvene. Program bo
trajal uro in cetrt. - Ia sede-
re je treba placati po 10 CEN
toE. - Nobene vstopnine, pri-
dite obilno, prostora :je dovoli.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-13
Strezzajka

'dobi delo. Prosta oh nedeliah.
'Zelo dobra plaza in hrana. -
'Prednost ina zenska ali dekle
v starosti cd 21. do 45. leta.
lZglasite Sc pri JOS. WOLF,
1898 St. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-13
Rad bi dobiI

seznanje Slovenko ali Hrvati-
co, v starosti cd 30 do As. leta,
" svrho zenitve. JAZZ delam red
no v tovarni in sem As let star.
Katero veseli, maj povprasa "a
naslov v uradu "Enakopravno-
sti."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-07-13

"Amenv' je dodal svejk, in
nadaljevala sta trudapolno pot.
cetovodje Sc je polastila maj
vecja potrtost, in ko sta Sc po
hudih mukah pozno zvecer pri-
motovilila ma oroznisko powell
stvo v Pisku, je rekel cetovodja
svejku popolnoma unieen: ITO
DO zdaj grozno. Midva ne more
va nikoli vec narazen."
In res je bio grozno, ko je
strazmojster postal po powell
nika postaje, ritmojstra Koniga.
"Tu vidite, gospod -strazmoj-
ster," je rekel ritmojster, "kak-
Sen ne SINE biti oroznik. Takole
pocenjati je zlocin, XII ga DO
sodilo vojno sodisce. Priti ma
zrt, total besoffen kakor EVER!
Zaprite oba, razvezite ju, jutri
zjutraj pa privedite k zaslisa-
nju! Bericht IL Putima prestu-
dirajte in mi ga posljite v stano-
vanje.'
Ritmojster je cital porocilo
orozniskega strazmojstra IL Pu-
TINA o svejku, pred MIN pa je
stal orozniski strazmojster Ma
tjejka in 81 mislil, maj ga piha
ritmojster v uho vsemi be-
richti, zakaj spodaj cakajo mani
S partijo "snopsa."
"Saj sem vam nedavno re-
kel, Matjejka,' Sc je oglasil rit-
mojster, ida je Flanderka maj
vecji osel, kar jih poznam. Ia
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NApRODAJ

IMAM SLEDECE HISE:
$4,7O0, blizu St. Clair in E.
156 St., hisa "a emo druzino, 8
sob, garaza.
$4,700, blizu 140. ulice, hisa
"a emo druzino, 6 sob.
$500, blizu 140. ulice, dive
hisi ma eni lott, ena ina 6,
druga a sobe, klet in furnezi.
$4,000, blizu 14O. ulice, hisa
"a dive druzini, 8 sob.
$4,000, blizu Holmes Ave., hi
sa "a dive druzini, 9 sob.
$4,000, blizu 140 ulice, hisa "a
emo druzino, 7 sob, parma gor-
kota.
$4,000, blizu Greenwood Ave.,
hisa "a emo druzino, 9 sob.
$1,000, blizu 200. ulice, Eu-
cid, hisa "a emo druzino, 6 sob.
$500, blizu 140. ulice, hisa
"a dive druzini, 10 sob.
$4,000, blizu Greenwood in
Euclid Beach, hiSa "a dive dru-
zini, 10 sob.
MATT PETROVICH
Real Estate & Insurance
595 E. 14O st.
kE. 2641 ali GIL. O422
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SCHROEDER WILL

Continued from Page One)
lion given out at his office to-
day.
Mr.. Schroeder left here for
Atlanta to confer with the re-
gional rent-control director for
the southeastern states. Even
before he left, report was
heard that he was to be trans
ferred, and, later, it was said
that his visit to Atlanta was in
connection with his repored
transfer.
Whether or not Mr.. Schroeder
will leave Key West viii not be
known officially until his return
here, but, whether he stays or
leaves, it remains a fact that an
undercurrent of opposition to
him has been going on in Key
West ever since his arrival and
has been growing stronger and
stronger recently. But what Is
true of him is also true of every
other director of a rent-control
office, and if he is succeeded by
somebody else, opposition will
develop against the successor
also.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02
INFORMATION AND
HELP MOST GREATLY
NEEDED AT CHAMBER
Contributed


Will some person, DESTROYS Of
helping the Chamber of Com
merce. kindly answer this postal
card?
Dear Sir: / am wanting illus
trated history of all beauty spots
of Florida, such as caves, caverns,
cliff jewellers, cypress swamps. all
National Forests, parks and monu-
ments, Overseas Highway. rivers,
road, ocean and Gulf scenes, rocks
and rock formations, lakes. all
springs, dams, all waterfalls,
beaches, natural and other bridges,
Everglades. trees, islands, ruins,
sponges. Singing Towers, and etc.
Mrs. Name withheld), Pittsburg,
Kansas.
''P. S. Please send State Flower,
birds, and etc"
The Chamber of Commerce has.
until the present, managed to take
care of its correspondence. 1t IS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02
WARNS AGAINST
HIGHWAY SIGNS
DIRECTOR OF STATE BOARD
ISSUES NOTICE TO COW
ERNING PRACTICE

William L. Hill. director of the
State Road Departments Division
of Outdoor Advertising has issued
the following notice relative to
the erection of signs along Flor
ida's highways:
I suggest that you arrange for
the prompt removal of such of
your signs as may be in the vicin-
ity of present and prospective va
cant places of business outside of
the corporate limits of cities and
towns in sight of the public high
ways and for the storage or the
relocation of them.
CAS- for each sign you now or
later desire to maintain outside of
the corporate limits of a city or
town in sight of a public highway,
it would be to your advantage to
make certain that:
"(A) 1t is located within 100 feet
OF a place of business where the
merchandise advertised is sold
and that it is not on the highway
right of way
NOTE: Permits are not requir-
ed to maintain such signs.
"(B) If it is located elsewhere
than within 100 feet of place of
business where the merchandise
advertised lis sold, that. a Permit
has been, or is promptly, obtain
ed to maintain it as required by
law.
NOTE: A separatePermit is re-
CURED to maintain each such
sign. All Permits expire Septem-
Der 80 but may be renewed. The
annual fee is 2 cents per square
foot for area of face of each sign.
The minimum fee is SO cents.
'The Outdoor Advertising Law
was enacted by the Legislature
of l94l and held valid by the Su-
preme Court on December 10 of
that year. Provisions of the law
have been given wide publicity
from time to time since July, 1941.
1T is a violation of one pro-
vision of the law to erect or to
maintain a sign on the property
of another without written per-
mission of the owner or person in
lawful possession or control of it.
"The adviSahilitv of reroo,y;,,o
and storing, or relocating, such of
your signs as may be in the vicin-
ity of present and prospective va
cant places of business should
for reasons which will readily oe-
cur to you. be given Immediate
consideration; also the advisable
ity of obtaining Permits to main
tain others-if any, as indicated
required under OBJ above and
Note following"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02
JOE WOLKOWSKY
ARRIVES In CITY

Included in the recent arrivals
in Key West from Miami was
Joe Wolkowsky, who is here on
a business trip in the interest of
his holdings and who is also
combining pleasure with his
present mission to the city.
Mr.. Wolkowsky, although
having been away from Key
West for number of years, dur
ing which time he has been re-
siding in Miami, states that he
has a great inclination toward
resuming his residence here, and
may yet decide to remain perm
anently in the event that he can
see his way clear for establishing
some business enterprise to his
liking.
Mr.. Wolkowsky declares that
despite the great length of time
that he has been absent from
the Island City that the bright
lights Of Duval street have the
same appeal to him and ex-
pressed hopes that he may be
able to make definite decision
looking forward toward reestab-
fishing his residence here among
his numerous, friends and ac-
quaintances, 9ibt,af
g Joe was reared in Key West.
He is the youngest of the VOL
kowsky brothers, the others be-
ing Frank and Ike.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02
HARBOR PILOTS WILL
STILL COLLECT FEES

Reports have persisted in Key
West ever since all the members
of the Pilots Association, except
one, were sworn in as lieuten-
ants commander of the Coast
Guard, that their fees as pilots
would cease and that they will
be paid salaries as officers of
that branch of the armed serv-
ices.
The truth is that the only
money the pilots receive from
the government is an allowance
to pay for their uniforms, and
they still collect fees for the
pilotage duties, which are now
far more exacting than during
any other time in the history of
the association.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02
MISS JANET HINES AND ENSIGN JOHN
EDWARD PRICE TO WE'D ON SATURDAY

sleeves pointed at the wrists and
scalloped neckline, with finger
tip veil of bridal illusion from a
coronet of seed pearls, carrying a
shower bouquet of white roses and
stephanotis.
Miss Hines, the maid of honor,
will appear in a blue lace gown,
carrying a cascade bouquet of
American Beauty roses. A recep-
ton at the Casa Marina Hotel
will Immediately follow the cere-
mony.
Ensign Price has been stationed
at Key West for training in SUBJ
marine duty since his graduation
from a NAVY School in New York.
He enlisted in the Navy in July.
He graduated as mining engi-
neer from Texas College of Mines
and Metallurgy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02

Miss Janet Hines, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. John Edward Hines
of Ell Paso, Texas, and Ensign
Edward Price, son of Mrs. ! N.
Price, also of Ell Paso, will be
married Saturday morning at St.
Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic
Church. The ceremony will be
performed by Chaplain Fallon,
United States Navy.
Miss Beverly Hines, cousin of
the bride-to-be will be maid of
honor, while Ensign Tom w. Bar
ker of Portland, Oregon, will act
as best man.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father. She will be
gowned inwhite slipper satin fash
Toned with long wasted lace top
and bouffant tulle skirt, long tight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02
TO en-"

am amused
At the way you shove your face
Into a copy of Life.
Why not MIelloy :. or even
A threadbare volume of Lowell -?
And that happy CLEAN in your
eyes
Insolence :. or interest?
Thoughts of you tangle
In my mind.
And something akin to anger
Stirs -. in my heart.
Remembering the medical student
l loved and hated.
And then 1 wonder
Would Tamarind's entrigue you...
Inttheir gown of emerald lace :.
Or do you long
For laurel -
BARBARA GREENE
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PAPY STOPS

Continued from Page, One)
the temper and attitude of the
He added that the
controlling mood may be peaceful
and, cooperative at the beginning
of the session, but, long before it
came to an end, some bill may
come up that will throw the house
and the senate into contending
factions.
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not quite Up 20 replying 20 thls
and offers a prIze 81 One
Dollar for the best reply sent u
by April 10 The President VII
be the sole judge Of the merits Of
the replies and ms decision VII
be final No copyrighted replies
are desired
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02
REVIVAL SERVICE
STILL GOING ON

The revival services that are
being conducted nightly at the
Fleming Street Methodist church
by Rev. Homer Balm, continue to
draw large crowds.
One of the features at tonight's
service will be number render
ed by DIR. George F. Fiske, Jr.,
flutist, and Gerald Saunders,
violinist. The title of the rem
dition is palms" by Faure.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02
DAUGHTER BORN

Announcement has been made
of the birth of a daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Norval De Wayne Brom-
ley on March 30. The new arriva
has been given the name of Shelis
Dale Hale.
Mrs. Bromley was, before mar
rage, Miss Eloise Beceaise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02
HE DOESN'T CARE
WHAT'S COOKING
tny A..ociated Pressl

BROOKS FIELD, Tex, April 2.
John G. Voight was mott
fled while on KIP duty that he had
been accepted by the Field Artil-
lery Officer Candidate School at
Fort Sill, Okla, for training. Can
didates for the officers school au-
tomatically become corporals.
Corporals don't have to help the
cook So, says Brooks Briefs, field
newspaper. Voight '.bade KIP fit
ting farewell"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02
:: SOCIETY ::
LIEUT.. LESLIE HART AND MISS MARY
KNEES WILL WE'D SATURDAY In MIAMI

Miss Knies is a daughter of Mrs.
John K.nies, of Winchester, Tenn.
Nashville is Lieutenant Harris
home town. He will pass his hon
eymoon of a few days in city
near Miami, and he and Mrs. Hart
will arrive IN Key West the lat
ter paft of next week. They will
be at home to their friends in
Apartment l at 1913 Ann street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02
Can't Fool Riddles

The child took long look at
the old man, and asked: Were
you in the ark, Grandpa, when the
flood Gamer"
mo, certainly not, my child,
replied the aged man.
"Then, why weren't you
drowned?" asked the child.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02
RIGHT NAME

, LOS ANGELES.-A local butch
er was fined 5000 after M. J. De-
laney, sealer of weights and meas
ures, found that the beef roast he
had bought from him was an ounce
and half short. The butchers
name is, significantly, !. Kutoff.
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FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Con-
tinued mild tonight; scattered
showers and thunderstorms this
afternoon and tonight.
Florida: Continued mild to-
night, becoming cooler extreme
north portion late tonight or
early Saturday; scattered show
ers and thunderstorms extreme
south portion this afternoon and
tonight.
S Hatteras, N. c., to Apalachi-
cola, Fla: No small craft or
storm warnings have been is
sued.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02
BIG PINE KEY NOTES
BY w. L. STEPHENS

1t looks like the hard-fought-
for job of hauling dynamite from
Homestead to Pirates Cove has
fallen to Howard Coleman Of
Miami. He is a good chance for
some of his friends to take out
some insurance on. We will all
miss him and will no doubt have
some trouble replacing him.
BY that we mean getting anoth-
er driver to haul the dynamite
for the SRD.
When you hear Julio shout
"Beans!' you must know he
means to come and get it, for
we have beans, Georgia chicken
and Florida ice cream three
times day and like it. We get
fat and lazy on it.
Frank Dozier still fishes every
time he gets the opportunity and
catches some nice ones, too. You
can find him Notwithstanding
for the telephone company from
Miami to Key West.
Junior, the colored boy who
makes up the beds for the SRD
camp here, calls to .:dem dice
s'come seven, your daddy has got
to buy baby some shoes
Several of the boys has left
the camp for military duty. May
God speed them back. May they
soon win the war.
Lloyd Wright is on the Key
West end of the road construc-
ton now going on under super
vision of the SRD. He is haul
ing gravel. He likes his job.
Mr.. Calvin is timekeeper for
the SRD and is a good one. He
is expecting to be called to the
armed forces any day.
Louis Campbell, better known
as Mule, is head of the sur
veyors for the SRD. He is a
first-class engineer and is doing
a mighty fine job on the road.
If you have a flat tire, broken
spring, broken axle or your rad
iator needs a leak stopped, call
on Lee Howdge, the chief me-
chanic for the State Road De
partment and he will fix it. He
is a good mechanic. Right now
he is Notwithstanding for the
SRD-and he knows his ma
chimes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02

Tommy-Thst problem Eeu
helped me with last nlEhr HAS Al
wrong. daddy-
Father-Au wrunE- wzz ~
Vel I'm sorrv-
Tommy-WelL yuu needu'g ex-
actly wurry about Z, becaUse uuue
Of the other daddles Eot u rlElzr.
either
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02

Lieutenant Leslie I. Hart, who
is connected with the Public Re-
lations Office at the Naval Oper-
ating Base in Key West, leaves
this afternoon for Miami, where
he and Miss Mary Gladys Knies,
of Nashville, Tenn, will be mar
ried tomorrow.
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Injustice

Tennant-"This roof is SO bad
that it rains on our heads. How
long is this going to continued"
Owner-"What do you think l
am, a weather profit?"
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ISLAND WITHOUT ROADS

WASHINGTON. Tulagi, cap
ital of the Solomons, and now a
Japanese base, is an island with
out roads.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-04-02
WEATHER REPORT

Observation taken at $3.50 a. m.
E.WT. Getty Office
Temperatures
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Spend Your
Points Where
You Get the
Most

You'll be agreeably surprised
10 learn how much and how
well you can eat when you
shop at Lees. You'll find a
large selection of ration-point
foods that are priced-to-com-
mand-your attention! And,
too, there are Non-Rationed
and ready7to-eat foods that
costs no points and conserve
your budget. Shop at Lees
Food Center and prove to
yourself