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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
Future Has a Promise
By Jay Carmody

evidences that the war is ending Erone
Most encouraging of them attention of this de-
parten is the which yesterday
the effect that the Paywrgs threshold of eactvaton
who comprise the
group in America will production either this summer or
IN the autumn Most notable program
shut up shop as dmat three aoo ~
give his services to the Office subsequently
the White House His last work There Shall
ay drama of Finands struggle against sube-
quently retailored with Greece locale
Play Remains without Title.
Mr. sherwoods play likely be the production
company during the summer months remains untitled
OF 1ac remains unfinished also but the playwright
prove tardy In the event his associates want him lead off the revived
program
The original Playwrigh Co.. instantly
became the outstanding producing thater
y reduced four
States entrance into the that schedule abandoned
WOOD was the only member the writing altogether
M war acues upon which they were engaged greatly cur
tailed the output of the others.
Maxwell Anderson his
closest to maintaining his old prolific
he turned out three plays relating They
ally regarded however
he had established for himself earlier
still his BEST Star Wagon Tor Others First of
the Anderson wartime dramas
cuped France
was its star than from any intrinsic merit As NAV In Eve Of St
Mark the quality considerably improved still left much to be
desired on the part the
story American armed action in North Africa which
to have been given Dwight Eisenhower
lmped to quick conclusion in
Rice Largely Nonproductor.
Elmer Rice companys fruitful type
writer achieved almost conspicuous level nonproducy
did Mr.. Sherwood
Germans were ampagng Europe and before
tered the but lacked the dynamic quality previous
and was generally depoed word repetv play
the cabin of transatlantic Clipper anacle
possible action the may mind when he
started his script 1t did help his slightest
was nothing for his sit
exactly things that
An Playwrigh
represented in Mr. Rices other wartime
opened the National
contemplation of wartime romanticalv
young harad by the necessity
chiefly for sensational laid
pOfM
general reaction to daring layman "A
New Life" had brief
"JacobOwsky," Behrman's
S N Behrman the clevees group
and of its art during war years by
an original composition, mo Time
siderable profit for the luckily turned
out to be katharine Cornell 1t by
mans better plays but managed be better plays
ton of Franz Werfels Jacobowky Colonel turned
out to be wonderful vehicle thater
Oscar karwess The aters portrait
refugee was adequate the play the
foreign drama of its
the
The most notable production the Paywrghts years
America has been at in which
producer OF nonmembers play The Patriots
Segt Sidney Kingsley The
Award decision that aroused of
theater.
Through these lean
loyalty OF the largest following
enjoyed in years
Its return with four plays altogether happy
of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
Musical Star Plans
Summer Concerts
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK,
IRA Petina, Metropolitan Opera
star and prima donna of the highly
successful Song of Norway" will
leave that operetta in June for a
series of concert appearances in this
country and Latin America. She
will sing Carmen" at the Mexico
City Opera House, role she has
sung many times at the Metropoli-
tan Opera here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
Today's Schedules

| CAPITOL-"Mr. Emmanuel:
Las, 4;35. 1920 and 10 pm.
Stage shows: /, $50, 6::35
and 9:25 pm.
COLUMBIA - "Thunderhead"::
l, 2:45, 4:30, Sis, 8 and $50
pm.
EARLE-"A Song to Remem-
ber"; lao, 4:25, 7:05 and GAS
pm. Stage shows: lis, $50,
$50 and 9:10 pm.
KEITH'S-"Sudan":: 1885. $40,
$40. TAO and GAS pm.
LITTLE-"Roberta": /, $40,
Sis, 7:25 and $40 pm.
METROPOLITAN-"Hot Ber-
lin; ITO, 1920, $50, TAO and
$50 pm.
PALACE-"A Tree Grows in
Brooklyn; 1870, 4:10, $50
and $50 pm.
PIx-"Kid From Spain: 2,
ABS, ITO and GAS pm.
TRANS -LUX-N News and
shorts. Continuous from
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
FROM TOKYO TO
KEY WEST, FLA.

Arrival q Raul de- Cuesia
woman hrst class USCGR. b.
Tacoma Washington from
Tokyo. Japan. was told n q
Telegram 90 has wife. Ms Rose
Mac Cucsta.
Woman Cuosta Is tho son of
Mr and Nns Raul Cu,sia. s. E..
of OF Angel. street and h.s
wife Vas MISS Rose Mae Saisn-
dsr before marriage
Woman Cuesta enlisted go
the Coast Guard Boz Ogtohe -
1912. end was attached O. Gao
tenn e inc Port. Miami. FIa
where he was stationed until
Jun, ~ ls4# BE served Twelve
.rouf1s in 'hc Pacific sha
the Coast Guard Isl go. rr
We.fa the American TE,.'.
o.. P..fo 500 fr.
stars. Philippine Liberation vIth
one star and the a. 5 Coast
Guard Gead Conduct rit'.rs
H. has puCDcried 90 Sasan-
nah. Ga. who're D. vl D.
gwen IN honorable dFrharee
and then aIIl return horne
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
DONALD SCOTT LOWE
GETS SCHOOL. HONORS

DURHAM. N. G.. Nov a.
Donald Scott Love. Of 9ls North
Beach. Key West. Fla.. has been
initiated into PA Beta Kappa at
Duke University. where ne Is tab
lnw woTk in preparation foT an
AB. degree In mathematics.
Lowe il the son 81 Mrx. v. 5.
Lowe and the late Mr. Lowe Ut
KEY West It's mother lives "a
the abovc address. lie Is a Junior
II Duke this year.
lie Was graduated from Key
West High school Nith tlle class
e Is42. tie attended one seues
Ter At the University Of Florida
befuse transferring to Duke
Pm Beta Kappa Is the national
scholastic honorary society FOR
top SCHOLARS N all leading Ameri
can colleges and universities. To
b. selected foT this honor a Duke
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26

n ms nsw Army Retirement Plan d"ssn't
cost ma penny, and yet I can retire after
- wears of service with a good monthly
income as long as | live. And remember =
Iu sfM Be HHdeT 90!
why. IL I wanted 60 PAY for a plan
that would give me the same retirement
incoms that I will get as a Master Ser
gsani. "a would take jusi about $50 cut Of
my pay envsloPc every month.
And think that IL will mean 90 ~.
We'll be able 60 do the things most people
ran He'ev afford TO de. Travel. Go places.
do things. Bur most important, we'll
have financial security.
I'm the meantime. I'll have q good job
in the Army that ~ill pay ms ~cIl. I'll he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
:: SOCIETY ::
NEARLY 200 ATTEND USS HURON DANCE
At AMERICAN LEGION HALL FRIDAY

der. were Mrs Collins. c0mman.
der NcholSon. Cummanding off
Ger Of thc Fleet Sonar Schooi and
Mrs. Nicholson. Mrs O J Tronb
iey. president of the Ladies Aux
iliary % the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars end other members q thc
Auxiliary. Commander Wynn q
the American Legion pusi herr
and Commander and Mrs. p p
Haury of the Veterans u ForciEn
Wars
A hgffet supper of sandwiches
and sofi drinks Was served
Master Of ceremonies during
the dance was Dwight Hunter. ~
TIRE City Recreation Department
Huron dance committeeman
was Al LeFleur. Who worked for
over tao weeks "a organize the
affair. A three piece orchestra
furnished music
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
STIRRUP RISES FROM MESSENGER
BOY TO NAVY ADM CHIEF CLERK

KefloCtInG HoTaiio Algcrs q
mous characters. NAncc 4 SIS
rap. administrative chlea clerk
~ the Industrial Department -
thc Naval Station here. b az ~
ctllenf example II "a ircal bss
making good
Coming up the hard wax. Stn
rup worked in ard aFuund ~
West 20 vsrious jobs After gfsd
uating from KEY West usEn
School IN 1853. Siuuap lssEan
working by sorting pincspplcs
ard Cleaning harboF buoss Nuu
a. thc age ct -. ~ holds lhc krs
position as chief cleIk 81 tht Ca
dusiTiai Department. Which inci
asntally. performs ail the import
ant paper work for the industrial
Area
Back ia july. 1875. v hcn ths
Industrial Department Was knnv %
as thu Engineer and Repair Dc
pafimes1t. Stirrup started as a
mc senEcf boy and minor tlrrk
AZ thar time. there WcIr ouI,
three employees n the Indu-'slaI
Dept a ilTsi lieutenant hls stteu
graphrr. end the maesse niger fast.
our Vance e. StiTup Ate
months ui diaeeut mad iaitEtu.
seTEicv a. a messcnEer. StIrrap
abilities Werc recognized and ht
Was appointed Ju-or clerk TAP
80 assistant clerk. then cIcgk
and finally senior CLERK o. car
easily be SAID that Strlups in
liisflye end rosoufCeluiness PIT
bin nfo the position hc holds to-
aay as chiel cIerk.
Vance Sfirrup's RAPID rise e. ere
t0p O. halted upon anSG ermg
IT, n ~ his cuurtry During his
military service Slirrap enterei
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26

otflltIs Candidate SChOnl a. p
Eustis. Va hut wss given q ucd
leal discharge Unable 90 beal
a.~. fur has country. Strrup re
.ntd o. MOB g. continue has
fea'ng from htug
~ only nuted tal his uutstand
ing work for thc Industrial D.
partneut. SiHrup. a ksy westcr
: Well- known in local guelcs foi
M active participation in thC
kss Wssf American les on Pus'
- Is adsBtant o. additiQn. ht
ai-a holds thc position 90 adIgi nj
f1 fhc STU District Am0rcsr
Legion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
Cuban Memorial Day
To BE Observed Here
Friday. December :

70 oommemoratc Cuban Mem
urial DaY. me gunboat Cube
end the IS piece Cuban Marine
han9 wln Come g. KEY West foE
eKeTciss 60 To- held Dee. : In
sac San Csrlns memorial build
50
60 G. e neon6an. cum
maaaef ~ Ire Naval Operating
haae. haB been invited % JOIN
BAL tte CrFemonles in vIcW ~ the
farf thaf fhe memorial dsv falls
fu tfa anniKeraarv % the Jap
aftaek 80 Pearl Harbor
HhH hemlas Cuban champion
ansateaf basehall club will meet
s uhked Nasv club on SATURDAY.
DER 9 end thai night the band
wA alfe g. concert on DutaI
Etregf o. dancing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26

West ard Mississippi Werc shown.
and the girls enjoyed playing a
collection % classical and re-
liglOus musical recordings
Mrs Sands living room and
dining room Werc gay Wtih q pT0
fusion ~ autumn ooiored leaves.
roses. and merigolda. TIE hostess
served KEY lime PIE sifh cofice
END Tea.
After refreshments were serv
ed the grUup toured the City
showing Miss Haskins the exoep-
tonal KEY West sunset on the
ocean and other points u IL
tCresf
Frances and Mar left early
SUNDAY morning % return %
Stets0n.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26

EsS Hurun 6anoe held az the
AmHricau LnNlon Hal ca Friday
r3fn was sflenecd b. 100 of ths
ntNa cnmplemenf and T5 a8rlz
GFua key West
Jas eamGf was chapETuned -
~ l.a9ca AuxiAsry. Veterans 81
FmsEn Wafh ard Ire Surprising
turuzf q giFk car be Crcdfffed
t mH akae wuFk 81 these ladies'.
90 ahNs company sid
Ma IS fia alFla WeFe In eve
nEg erem4 azd Were . husuti
f aNa
4ea h9uuFsrE the naen from
sha eip q Coaas Guard frleaie
attaetaa Cd Fleet Sunar School
Nm8 fhe ucraalon also marked
ftss t.rsh6as arniversary e Leu
fenarf Cuwman6rr Collins. tire
eumman1 ~ uffiooF A. the %
f.errs tahle. besides the comman
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
TEA SATURDAY HONORS MISS FRANCES
COLLINS AND VISITOR, MARY HASKINS

NJ Eiiah sands gave . tea
aam Saturday afternoon 81 her
sana. SIS Francis street ln honor
IS Mss franCes Collins and her
taEltaE. Mss Mary haskins. whose
nums ~ an Clarksxllle. Va. These
F@ama ha1aes aFe stuEieuts - Siet
mn DriEerEliy. DeL-and. pa. and
GAme hEsmle to spend the Thanks
mxing holidaya Guests at the
Sea wNFe Mrs Allan Robinson
49, 1ennie Mae Roberts. Misses
Iva Freeuan. Gluria Ghes. Bar
lara Lose end NeI Ross Archer
a. tne guests arrived. they
were gwen faEofs - Autograph
HEass wlfh psCtures 81 Stetson
UniEerslfg on them Moving pc
azrNE in techricolor made lu KEY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26

W. are very ANXIOUS Ca express
oar sense Of gratitude la thu many
friends for their expressions II
sympathy and assistance on occa-
sl0n II oar recent bereavement
n the luss of our beloved father.
Walter Munro. ST. We would
like % address each one person
allv. but find this impossible. and
take ihis means II using the home
newspaper. trusting Ca reach all
"a whom thanks are due
rows itx THE FAMILY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
SEBASTIAN CABRERA
GETS DISCHARGE

DfEM YIELD Tampa. pa
A - --F'reacnfation ~ 80. ran
.fahis dischaFgs certlf.cate - tbs
Army Air Forces SEPARATION sts-
Tern a. ihs field marked the
oaaapietioa ~ IS months AZ .er,
ln the armed fnrcrs hv Sat
asaaaiian Cabrera the 1rd
one ~ more than $1,000 men
fEaeaard from service with tha
AAF to este a. this separation
naiion. ~ served as FIiaht IN
greer
a. Ire tire ~ has separation
nuETrrlaiIon for his services was
earecsae1 ln message from
RnE Gen v ~ Tatlu afr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26

a student must make Is quality
points per semester hour IN four
senesacrs OF as quality points
per semester hour Tor six senles
tiers. Lowe met the requirements
first listed a. Duke one quality
point per semester hour b given
Coz e" grades. two quality points
per semester hour il given Tor
II" grades, and three quality
points per semester hour for A
GRADES.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26

To the members ct ne 49,
FeIlows Lodge. knights Of oosa.
en- Eagles. ard CaDaiiefos
Martl. and al others Who weFs
svrnpasheslc ard assisted as our
M the prolonged illness o. CT
brother. Ignaeio Medina. we 49, 49,
10 extend CAR sincere sppreess1's.n
ard assure them Al that car sfaF
isude wlll be eternal
JOSE MEDINA and FAMILY
nuv16 II
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
CLEARES ARRIVE
IN CITY on VISIT

@eFAsnd visitors o. key West
NNTm Lteut Commander and
Mn Kermit Claarc. and dauea.
&c. Caria Gsan CIeare. of
E@wpa and - ana MFn ].
william CzheT ana son JACK 90
Mlan
Lest -Camir ard Mrs Clean,
snd M Uaher arc former ~,
Mnaffra
Laegi -Cowdr Clearu who has
mrte8 ls the Pacif.c Co. ~
Aafne yeasb Is n0W on terminal
taase
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
ADMIRAL MATHEWS
MAKES INSPECTION

heaf Am James T Mathew.
~ NsN supefIntend.re r..
Nfe'ef. Ara :. visited mob las,
fA 90 an Inspection tsuf az
tfaci uugk In thm area
Am. Mathew came o. NOE
@ hew Orleans by plano
AananG - Boca Chira
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
FIRST CHANCE

CONTINUED frln PAGE Onel
the L boat Was taken ~ t0w by
the Guadalcsnal Because the
task group was m submarine IN
Tested waters the Guadalcansl
kept continuous air patrols.
conducting nlght operations day
and night with her prize IN t0~
The Fleet Tug AlbankI Was rush
Cd % The scene bp orders from
Admiral q s lngersOll. USN
commander b. Chsef. Atlantic
Flecd. and relieved the Guadal-
Csnai of the towing 900 four days
after the capture.
Among the MANY amazing and
ingenious fests performed by the
salvage parties was that 81 O.
charK ng thc submarine batter
lcs Commander TroGno disC0n
nected the subs diesek from her
motors In order 30 allow tbe pro
pellers % turn the shafts when
the sub Mas beinR lowed. Ensign
Fred Middaugh. 20 Los Angeles.
Calf. traced 0ut thC sub elcl
trlc WIRING and set thc main
switches fur charging the hat
teflcs The Guadalcansl then
towcd the q Sos az high speed
thus turning the electric motors
over. causing them 90 operate as
generators and 80 recharge tfe
bafferIcs This enabled fre sal
wage parties Ca ran al the elet
trtc machinery In the uuat and ta
use her oWn pumps and ar com
pressnrs o. BRING her ~ o. iulI
surface tram
The Ahnakl. escorted ~ tre
task group. toWrd ths & nDaf .
500 miles fo the D 8 NataI Op
crstlug Base. Bsrmuda. wnere
she VAS turned over o. rxpsTts
from the Office g Naval lntei
lRsncc flown out from WssrInR
t1n The icchnical and npfra
tlonal information ubfaI1sa as %
result 90 this Capturs ag, ss.a Co..
have PLAYED sn important part lr
riuch ~ ths Battle of che Altar
tif and thus shortening fh' aar
Ey some months The & sos l-
uoR o. thc service of the NaFt
manned bv rs NssaI ocN in
ths category oi q captured enemy
vessel
Fff'y-elght survivor. GrCIui
ING the captain from thr r. 515 s
troN of So pefr rescued and .m
pTIaared % ths United State.
The unly other German -ufm.
une ever captured 80 -ea % 'f.
var or in World va ~ o Na-
a Nau T. buat whlsh Vas beach
ed ur the south russf sc iceland
tn lp4l after her surr,udsF Tn.
e. buaf Was crippled nv ar Raj
plano and surrendered Ca q Brit
ish ffaN Peg ln storm severe.
hundred miles south oi iceland
The crrv g tins G. boat cpupcr
sfed Nth ths British IN town &
the submarine g. fhr spot where
she vas beached after me suIFe-
der They we're IN full control ~
~ u hoaf wbile she was being
towed and were able 20 destroy
nearly sll material whlrh had any
intelligence value TIE L SOS
aas taken intact just as her crrH
had left her believing that thcy
+ had sCutticd her IN accordance
uiih standard L boat practice
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
Star Club Meets At
Sterling Home

MeetGnE IS the Everresdy Star
Clgb all h. held tomorrow after
moan 81 5 8 "a a. the Residence
uf AH We're Sterling. 1900 Duval
NtEe82
PlMus Cor the Bazaar. which
wli b. held b. thc group Oh De
HA w1ll - discussed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26

iA Receive ard AUS. commissioned Oh.
ecrs released from active duty may - enlisssa
in Grade master o. ist SerTsantj aud san
retain their reserve commissions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26

rETROIT--A single v. ,.
osiarternaster truck susnpany
moved a. much as 1900 tons Of
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26

handing general % Drew Yield
stating The Army Ar Forces
deeply appreciate your services
You have helped 90 make Il pos
siblc Tor thc aerial combat arm
80 c1ufrihi4ts .nMt .ass4Ials.. tn
.lit U.s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
Lumber Pile Found
Attire On Flagler Ave.

s i.t Was discovered this aii
.s...- shartl, fse a'ClDck in
pile oi lawnsf on FlaZIeT
Arenu, near Reynolds street. Tn
blaze vas quickly sNungmsh,d
upon arrival ol the fire depart
~,rf appalaf. wIfh no nihcr
8.raes resulting from tfc blaze
The alslH Was turned fr ffH~
B.s 321. Count, Rood fF.aEi,f
A,.rIef emo E,Fu .Its Street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
MEN now IN the ARMY

80 Iosnliaa hsiors Fsbraasy A ga, A., -.
1'so IN Their present afsas. a. -
i hass been henorabiY disshsrgos - 80
al Villain 20 days after disshares - n.
s.o.ls.. .ssi hsid 81 the time "a aiseb.,gr
Iass 'hsY Essniisf before Fsbrsarv 4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26

MANY q Gar beautiful and
rare trees are heing DESTROYED
90 make way f0r thc grcat sod
Progress. A. present Nc have al
Zoo fcW trees and g a. Necessity
60 make an effort % save thusu
we have Storms take their TIL.
and some persons d. not care O.
have trees on their premises.
hence trees that took twenty
five or thirty ysars "a mature
are cat down in 50 many min
utcs No thought Is gwen GO the
histories. legends and values %
trees especially those 90 oar .sl-
and home
u g saddenIng g. thlsr whose
great grand parents planted and
tended Wsth care the uu.oldlrg
- a seed brought fror thar
homes when they cant o. pIo-
ncCT on thls ISLAND. oT the de-
yeiopment Of q saphns nto q
mature tree. 50 that trtlr gsea.
grandchildren might ENJOY the
frui - lhCIT laborz
Key West trees are alN ass
beautiful and interesting 20 visi-
tors. The many shades oi green
blending into whole. amaze
those who come o. VISIT here
Aside from their attraCuvcness.
Key West trees are rich In leE-
end and have medicinal values
unknown 90 the average person.
bat res0rtcd 60 by natives vino
know and beleve ln their effect
Iveness "a sickness.
Among the trees once numtg-
Gus on tins ISLAND m-y BE- msn-
toned the Erythlna Today Il
may bc safe 20 say one would
not find half dozen EIythrna
trees on thls ISLAND. a native ol
India. g hes . rough bark cove
ed with small thorns. IT, lultl
70 Is dsfolIated, bat When spln-
comes. blacts 81 yermIlon ana
! purple blossoms appear. aEi bs
, Passion week it bursts IntJ e
mass % flame Colored blussnr
Il Is known locally as the Leutcn
tree Crooked. black sced rOds
follow the blossoms
The Cumbo Limbo uf Sauth
crn Birch Is snnthor ~ ul
beautiful trees failng beneata
the axe
Tins tree wlthstands the tlop
cal storms better than MANY
other trees 81 tins section u has
bronze and SILVER truss tina.
d o delight go scc when tuc sur
shines ou % Leaves and harF
arr used by natives as ducrc'Ics.
and thc gum that oXudes when
the tree ls tapped b sa.d Co h.
effective ~ healing WuIu1s our
colared residents -ay or snake
vii b. found where "a G.uaa
l-ifi.iT' A."@ "'
THIS tree placed nor rh. .'n
houses 800 Neeh I'"N
ne ..i'E,i. '', 't.
Ii,iaha $500.
lf' storm .l '.''. i'F
toll 81 huk' N'
street There a'' ''" @ "
tnf Island. am u D. 'IF'
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
SOCIAL CALENDAR
TUESDAY

EvUgucadv Star Club Meeting
SIN Residence 81 Mrs
Vera StgTling. lst0 Duval
A.rggt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26

engineering squipmsnf -
clothing and gasoline sapp''ss
weekly during the war.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26
SPARE OUR TREES
~ MARIE cApPfcK

~Pocms are made b. foOls like
ulN.
But only Cod can make a tree.
joyce kilmer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26

The ability TO retire AZ half pay a, any
time after 20 years Of service. and on up
20 three-quarters pay after 10 years. is
only one of many important privileges
offered in the new Armed Forces Recruit.
nlent Act Of 1915. Read oil the high.
lights Of this ne~ Act. Find cat Why thou
sands Of men are enlisting in Uncls Ssn's
ne~ Peaoetims Regular Army. Better ssili.
stop at YOUR nearest Army Recruiting
Station and get the whole story.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-26

getiing Enc training in a good trade.
Yoa1l gsi a family allowance, too.
Not a bad proposition, is ia, honey?
Aren't YOU glad you're the vile Of an
Army mann"