The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 24, 1938, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT LEGALS OF SALE OF TAX ‘TIFICATES NOTICE CE subsequent « held by the advertis bidder £ U. S. GOVERNMENT IS NOW MAKING STRIDES INTO ECONOMIC TERRITORY (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Feb. 24—The y easiest way to make sense out of the latest act of congress and of recent constitutional decisions of Federal Courts is to ignore the - political fog for the moment and take a cash register view. What! actually is happening is this: The federal government is mak- ing strides into economic terri- tory that has been reserved for a hundred years or more for pri- vate citizens and corporations. No Gobbling This does not mean state social- ism or communism is just around the corner. Nor does it imply that 1 the federal government is going repre to 19 Do Also, Lot 10 corded in Deed Book The taxes t by certificate } represent tax to 1937, both Also, Lot Foundation ( to gobble private business. So far, the government has giv- en to the public services whieh ~ the Supreme Court says are “af- fected with the public interest,” or it has gone into business fields that are not profitable for pri- vate companies. Take the latest law—the bill to revise the federal housing act of 1934. What the revised law does is to! > Shove the government deeper into to 1937, both Said ta all subsequ taxes will bidder at the Key West, on 1938, at 3:00 Dated this th ary, 1935. (SEAL) highest Door in of March of Febru- > Sawyer me written tax certificates tc subsequent omit held by the St mt advertised and to the highest bidder for cash as provided by House Bill 396 of the 1937 acts of the Legislature, upon the fe described real estate in the County of.Monroe, State of Florida, to-wit Pt. Lot i, Bik. 6, Tr. 4, as record- ed in Monroe County Records, Deed Book D-2, Page 23 | The taxes to 1 red | by certificate No. 126 of 1931, and| repfesent taxes for the years 1930} to 1937, both inclusive Said tax certific all subsequent omi levied taxes will be sold to t highest | bidder at the Court House Door in Key West, on the 4th day of March 1938, at 3:00 o'clock P. M Dated this the 17th day of F€bru- ary, 1933. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk Cireuit Court, Monroe County levied taxes Florida be | er with | 1938—M662 given that as filed with quest that the tax eertificates together with all subsequent omitte levied. taxes held by the Sta Florida be advertised a » the highest bidder for cash as provided by House Bill 396 of the 1937 acts of the mortgage insurance business. The government expects to lose some money. It has already lost six odd millions of dollars in this field, a little more than 1 per cent of its “investment.” That's! because its terms are liberal. But Uncle Sam is willing to take a comparatively small rap on the chin in hope that the bill will en- | courage building and thereby get is giving the public a legitimate service. Coupled-with that decision. the lower. court ruling that approved the Tennessee Valley Authority— one of the biggest real estate de- velopments launched anywhere. That detision okéyed the whole scheme, including the right of the government, to produce and sell water power in the valley. The meaning of the lower court decision is substantially the same as that of the Supreme Court al- though,’ because it-approved the whole .Ténnessee project, it is much bfoader. This Gees not-imply that the government is going to supply all | the electric current in the nation any time soon, if ever. The gov- ernmént only conttpls 15 per cent of potential water power sites anyway- AX Governmental Trend Nevertheless the enlarging powers of ‘the government to go into business other than such fundamental activities as national defense, the courts, and law-mak- ing, is_a‘clear reflection on the trend of the times. This is the way thé Hoover committee on social trends put it, back in 1933: “It-is conceivable that without any surrender of our belief in the merits of private property, indi- vidual enterprise, and self-help, the American people -will. press toward a larger measure of public control to promote the common welfare. «One possibility is the furthér extension of the list of heavy industries going. That would give employment to more people and spread profits among public utilities That committee also saw an ad- = sae , Vantage in the democratic form pram —- of government to carry out social Can't Be Bothered aims, “with less lag between soc- Now turn to the Supreme/ial change and governmental Court’s January decision. uphold- | adaption.” ing the constitutional right of the The government'’s action in re- federal government to lend, or gard to mortgage insurance and give, money to cities for power public utilites demonstrates a plants, public buildings, sewer;trend toward the course seen by systems and the like. jthat committee. And that is the The real meaning of that is | only trend disclosed by. Congress the Legislature, upon the following des¢ribed real estate in the County et Monroe, State of Florida, to-wit Lot 18, Bik. 1, Tr. 3, as recorded in Monroe County Deed Book SS, Page 194 The taxes to b by certificate N represent taxes to 1937, both inclusive Said tax certificate all subsequent taxes will be scid highest bidder at the Court House Door in Key West, on the 4th day of March 1938, at 3:00 o'clock F Dated this the 17th ary, 1938. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. feb. 17 MANY “O’ Records, P.M day of Febru- mar. 3, 1938—M663 Boswell, Ind.—It’s a series of O's in the family of Mr. and Mrs. William Flynn. All of their ten children have names beginning with the letter “O”: Oral, Odie, Othie, Ovie, Orval, Otis, Oscar, Oliver, Omer and Oakley Kindly Consideration “Why did you vote to keep that contestant from being admitted to the Senate?” “Out of sympathy”, answered Senator Sorghum “Being a statesman has become one of the hardest jobs on earth and he has had trouble enough”. Subscribe to The Citizen. that Uncle Sam can’t be bothered | about the survival or death of.a/ Private enterprise, so long as he —. - — FISH MUST SUBMIT TO ‘PLANNED ECONOMY’ (By Associated Preas) BUFFALO, Wyo., Feb 24--There will be no more privacy in Wy- oming’s fish and streams than in a gold fish bowl. The United States government has decided it is about time the | fish had a program of “planned economy.” z So the U. S. bureau of fisheries and the Wyoming game and fish department are seeking informa- tion on the feeding, breeding and fighting habits of all the fish that live inf Wyoming. The purpose is to determine what types of fish are best suited to the various streams and lakes, what fish should live where and in what numbers. And of course the fish experts hope to improve the fishing. Special nets are used for trap- ping fish at different lake and stream levels. The nets are con- structed so that they catch the! fish behind the gills without harming them. LIQUOR REVENUES UP Washington. — Liquor tax re- ceipts in 1937 totaled $587,305,610, an increase of $8,223,731 over 1936, according to reports of the Internal Revenue Bureau. Of this amount $278,365,238 came from fermented malt liquors, such as beer, while $236,360,574 was col- lected as domestic excise taxes on distilled spirits. Sir Charles F. Bingham urges “exchange” plan for young adver- tising men between the United States and Britain. zw, %4 e/in FE TO OUR - SRY soce tah of cur LS LY fricads will be receiving an invitation to our Wedding; and way we want & to be the best looking imvitstion we can get” Naturally, you want your Wedding Invitation wo be che very finest. and that is why we are inviting you to inspect ous remarkable Lae of genuine Bons aod Aanouncements in the Favored Styics . Secel Engraved Wedding levits- THE ARTMAN PRESS CITIZEN BUILDING or the courts since the special ses- sion of congress began last No- vember 15. 1,000 Movies In 5 Years —That Makes It A Hobby (By Associated Press) COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 24.--Dante Caldararo, 25, and a bachelor, likes movies so well he has at- tended 1,000 performances in five years which he thinks makes it a hobby. He rates Fredric March as his favorite actor and Claudette Col- bert leads his choice of actresses. He thinks “Les Miserables” is the best picture he has seen and he liked “The Sign of The Cross” so well he saw it five times. Caldararo’s votes for the best acting during 1937 go to March in “A Star Is Born” and Barbara Stanwyck in “Stella Dallas.” Britain -is seeking 20,000 more recruits for vounteer anti-aircraft work. - THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ABOUT YOUNG PEOPLE Martha Jane Preble, 14, prob- ably saved the life of-Captain J. E. Malone of the Army-air corps ‘by switching on the field lights A dictator Is a man who walks a strut and narrow path. Seth Peabody donated a box o’ buttons t’ th’ Ladies Aid Sewin’ Cir in’ requested thet they sew some shirts on th’ buttons. IMMIGRANT COLONIES KEEP FRONTIER ALIVE (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Feb. 24.—“Fron- tier” characteristics are usually foung in immigrant colonies of unskilled laborers in America, according to a social study of Pittsburgh published by the Co- lumbia University Press. These are usually a_ saloon, dance hall and. boarding house. Chief center of such a communi- ty’s life is the hall, used for wed- dings and other festivities. The halls are found in every community in Allegheny county | where nationality groups live in sufficient numbers to finance such! an enterprise, the study shows. DISEASE KILLS DEER Denver—An epidemic eye dis- ease which has attacked deer in} this region is costing the lives of scores of deer. Commonly called “pink eye,” the disease blinds the victim, rendering it helpless, un- | able to find food or water. They either die of thirst or starvation, or, unable to see, became the prey of other wild animals. Four out of every five people in the world who purchase automo- | biles buy American-made cars. | pEEL DROWSY ? IT MAY BE DEADLY CARBON OPEN sheWINDOWS VOT CPI IAAP ALLLL LLL FOR SALE Partly furnished two-story house and lot at 1307 Whitehead street. In exclusive neighborhood. Beautiful view of the sea and overlooking Coral Park. PRICE: $2,000 CASH—Balance Easy Terms L. P. ARTMAN, The Citizen Office or Residence, 1309 Whitehead St. SeeeeSeSeeeeeseseceseceseceeecesesessesesess VIII IIIIILIPIIIII IDS. at a California airport when he was lost in a fog with little gaso- line. Cyril Kettle, 15, fell 100 feet from a cliff near Withycombe, Eng., but landed in a tree and escaped with a few seratches. Dorothea Hatcher, whose fath- er, mother, four uncles, six aunts and 16 cousins are school teach- ers, was made a member of the Oklahoma Education Association at.the age of three months. During 25 years, 3,341 young- sters have been admitted to the Royal Masonic Institution for Boys at Bushey, Eng. Woodrow Whitford of Holyoke, Mass., the youngest ofa family of 16 children, was the uncle of 26 and the great-uncle of one child when he was 13. Helen Meineck, 10, ef New York City, fell from a-fith floor stair railing. of an apartment house to. the ground floor, and escaped with minor cuts. TEXACO FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE PAUL’S TIRE. SHOP Cor. Fleming and White Sts. —Courteous -Service— PHONE TREVOR AND MORRIS INC. ABOUT WOMEN ] When Miss Mary Proballa, 28, of Cleveland, saw three robbers enter the bank in which she is employed, she set off an alarm that locked the vault and safes, saving the bank $30,000. Miss Carmen Planas, 23, is the first woman to enter Philippine Politics. She was recently elected city councilman in Manila. Mrs. Precilla Randolph, Los Angeles attorney, is president of the National Association of Wo-/| men Lawyers, and is the first | western woman to have this hon- or. Of the 13,886 licensed airplane pilots in the United States, ac- cording to a recent official report, 359 are women. The sculptured head of George Washington which graces the} great stone building across the; Potomac from Washington was made by Mrs Gail member of League of New York. Japan is increasing her pur- chases of phosphate from Makatea island in French Oceania. Corbett, a! the Architectural | [OL ee LLL Lh Lh hhh ddd THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2938 March of Science First Cook—What do you dc with yourself now that the man is out of a job? Second Ditto—Well, the man collects installments on the elec- of + ink refrigerator ain't such a bad der EVIDENCE EXPLODES ice For Sale SeCecececeecesoeeseeeese 3 Bundles for 25 in bundle 5c THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PRESENTED BY THESE FIRMS MAY BE DEPENDED UPON Give Them Your B SAFEGUARD YOUR FAMILY’S HEALTH! For a low initial cost, and only a few cents a week to keep it going, you can have a DAYTON Water System DAIRY PRODUCTS Pasteurized Milk “Oldest Continuous Ford Dealers in the World” Watch The Fords Go By Kraft Miracle Whip SaladJ IGNACIO COBO Dressing and Mayonnaise IMPORTER and MANUFACTURER —ot— CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS Retsil Boxes at Wholesale Prices 1107 DUVAL STREET (Opposite Cuban Club) COLUMBIA LAUNDRY SERVICE PHONE 57. CONCRETE BLOCKS DURO PUMPS PLUMBING SUPPLIES PHONE 348 ‘$0! Simca:er Stree