The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 25, 1941, Page 2

PAGE TV a The Key West Citizer Published Daily Except Sunda MAN, President and Publisher ALLEN, Business Manager From The Citizen Buudin nd Ann Stree Corner Greene Mor County y West, Flort Memiver } the lacednied Press , as seeond clas The A ntea Presw is ectitzively entitled to use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not etherwise eredited in this paper and also cal news published here. the SUBSCRIPTION RATES ix Months Three Months Month , Weekly ADVERTISING Made known on application, RATES ks, resolutions of ¥ il be charged for at All reading notice reny obituary notics (he rate of 10 cents a line. ces for entertainment by churches from which re.enne is to be derived are 6 cents a line The Citizen 1s an open forum and invites discus- sion of public issues and subjects of local or general inter communi- , ete, t but it will not publish anonymous IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY .THE CITIZEN Water and Sewerage. More Hétels and Apartments. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. Airports—Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City Gov- ernments. A Modern City Hospital. ee We'd like to see Britain get around to that last battle which it is said she never loses. Courtesy is possible, even wher ing an.automobile., Try it on the highway und see how it works. er- A Turkish woman admits being 130 years 6ld. Aind neighbor ladies doubtless agreé that she looks much older. Good Friend O’Brien in his Times of Cuba says that “F, tention of sending American sailors to Eu- rope to convoy supplies for Britain and her | allies, despite opposition hysteria.” It is pbssible hé never “had any intention,” but | May have changed his’ mind. He often doés. It doern’t take hardly any degree of in- telligence to come to the conclusion thet the sending or corvoying ef American ships in- to the combat zones is practically a chal- tenge to the enemy and forcing into a war the people do not want and for which they have stomach nor spirit. President RHGsevelt should put the interests of Am- Prien first and make good his campaign promises to keep this country out of war. «> The ‘al government. could bene- ficially-take.a a9 out of the book of the torida Emake it hot for the bversive aris in this country. Com- ists and German btindsmen in Florida, # wonvieted of plotting.against the govern- Ment, will be punished with a decade in the penitentiary or a fine of $10,000. The Bri Ings ad better remain away from Flor- ida and seek refuge in the harbor of Ca fornia. no Because there are people condemni the forthright patriots like General Hugh Johnson, John S. Knight, Charles A. Lin H. Bond nd those of lesser lirhts, is the reason written expressions of ibergh, and the bl s possible orly » Hitlers, the Mussolinis Freedom of speech Suck Stalins in a Meaning critics should remember free country possibl well words d defend to the of Voltaire when he said: I wholely Agree with what the you say, but wil death your right to say it.” Thermopylai, which wa in the year 480 B,C pages of the newspapers in pass from Thessaly to Loer 1 invadi fierht 1941 read by which a army irate f This pass y of the heroic death of Leonidas Spartans in their « herr rom northern to Greece is famous in hist “pf Persian invasion “was due to the treac tipped off the con the Gr those a Fifth Colummists day queror o1 ks from the rear thev had their Ou just as we have There always have beer D. R. never had any in- | | travel and drawing of | life IT’S A TAX YEAR Whatever part of the citizenry has been alarmed over the tendency of govern- ment to spend money without worrying over how to pay the bill ought to be pleased with the way capiiol hill to Monroe county’s courthouse ratch out the pay our from representatives are getiing ready to scr dirt now. ‘the county will be far from a “pay as you go”’ basis when all the new taxes are on the law books, but the dents in the bankroll of the average taxpayer probably will be enough to make him wince every time he sees a public officer in a new hat. That $2,500 which County Tax As- sessor Claude Gandolfo is asking from the legislature, for instance, is going to result in a prime crop of headaches for a small army of Monroe county residents who have been getting away with murder on their assess- ments. to hire several new employes, but the em- ployes are going to be there for the purpose of ferreting out the hundreds of taxpayers who have been given ridiculously low as- sessments, or no assessments at all. Collection of those assessments, of course, will result in tax savings to others, but some of the other plans being thought up in Washington and Tallahassee will make «ure that no one saves much. The legislature ‘will put a new bite on horse racing, which doesn’t hurt anyone in | Key West, but it is considering a tax on in- comes ard dallying with the idea of one on alt water fishing that would sink teeth in- \ ‘5 most of the people here. Meanwhile, in Washington, where the | the | really high grade spending goes on, treasury has worked out a_ plan which would make many taxpayers put up six times their this year’s contribution. Income taxes almost certainly are bound fo per cent tax on corporations. A check on the figures reveals that a family which has | payed $11 income tax on a $2,500 income, may be paying $72 next year, while a single person with a $1,000 ineome wonld pay $13.29 instead of $4.40. | In addition, the treasury plans taxes on | in- and | checks, with creases in liquor and cigarette taxes new levies on the smaller things, such as chewing gum and soft drinks. There can be no skimping at this point in the defense of the United States, but as the taxpayer painfully digs out the money he will be hoping that there isn’t much waste, either. LIFE SPAN IS NOT LONGER © Many readers of The Citizen are un- der the impression that the life span of man has increased within the recent century. The fact is, however, that this is not true and the capacity of man to live a longer is no better than that of his an- cestors. The confusion arises out. of the ap- plication of sanitary S¢ience in the past cen- tury, which has brought. more people through the hitherto dangerous period of infancy, permitting them to. survive into childhood, early adult life and maturity. For this reason, the “expectation of life” is eighteen years more than it was a century ago but the individual capacity to live more years has not increased. To explain this, one should remember | that the expectation of life is based on the average death age of individuals. It is obvious that this average age will advance if the lives of infants and young children are saved, regardless of the fact that old men and women continue to die at the ap- pointed three score years and ten. THE PLIGHT OF THE BRITISH that con- Observers in Washington report experts of the Army and Navy are cerned over the failure of the people of this country to understand the serious plight of at Britain The experts assert that Germany has a naval and air force noose around the British nd is now trying to draw it tight. This the Battle of the Atlantic. Army icials, judging the engagement on military t find little to Great will Isles and sis, in- Britain surely Most of them believe that the British win, but that it will be necessary for the United States to give full, gressive aid in ships, supplies and cenvoys vert the which British Isles. immediate, ag- doom threatens the rasteep jump, while another 6 | per cent may be added to the present 24 | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN TRYING <TC SNEAK IN! WHAT DO Y‘MEAN TICKET, PLEASE. Gandolfo plans to use the money | HAIL! AUREVOIR! a Hril Legionnaires, to the Southmdst Town! Welcome, We but Ah! too soon ‘tis Aurevoir! trust that most of you. will come again,’ ' « Heroes in peace and heroes of the War! Heroes in peac Key Wst, Florida, April 24, 1941. SHOWS GREAT VALUE OF TWIN LOAF BREAD | DESCRIBES REAL VALUE AND CONVENIENCE OF THIS PRODUCT TO NUMEROUS HOUSEWIVES ‘ The woman has always had her y—and today science and in- lus linked forces to give the modern housewife the time jand labor-saving devices she de- |mands. For the housewife of 1941 has to keep up withthe | times—she has to look youngy-b2 mentally alert, raise a family, keep pace with her husband’s in- tellectual interests. It all takes time, too. From |the minds and machines of science and industry come the trick |utensils, the labor savers, the gadgets that give Mrs. House- wife her leisure hours. Why, the modern housewife doesn’t even have to use an air tight box to keep her bread fresh ,or doesn’t even have to cut her own cake anymore It all started yesterday, you might say, when the housewife ;found-herself too rushed to slice bread herself (she had quit bak- ing her own bread years ago) ry have bakers. cand to ‘the in: a3 frescue bv slicing the bread before wrapping it in wax od paper. But with sliced, air ‘circulated through the package more easilv and the-‘stale bread problem” a especially se- rious when only part of a loaf was needed for one meal. Now, at one enterprising baker has solved th usekeeping the loaf ves, each twin packed, then pped together > loaf last problem by into twe ne half wrapped wrappers the addi- ng v itamin t unique minates the ity sua accom buy her baked od the and ne-grained texture Hail Veterans, but soon ‘tis and heroes of the War! both 4 For you, who fail to come again, we say Take Kev West off with vou. .. Kind folks, and verdure, flower: And to your friends our Key unny rays, .on your tongues, st City praise. Aurevoir, A KEY WEST PATRIOT. Birthe ba DAUGHTER TO LOWES Announcement has been -made of tne birtn of a girl, 6'% pounds, on Apiil 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lowe, 1107 An- gela street. due new arriva: has been giv- €n tne name ct Lorraine Lea Lowe. weighing ™ LEGALS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCU bes OF THE STATE OF FLORI AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. N CHANCERY, ce vo. 7-368 ELEANOR H Plaintiff, vs. DIVORCE. THEODORE WEECH, Defendant. Tr required to appear on the 5th day May, 1941, before the above en- court, to the bill of complaint filed against you in the above en- titled cause, and the Key West Citi- zen is hereby designated the aper in which this order shall be published once a week for four Official A. D. 1941. Sawyer fontoa eounty, : Florence E. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. JOHN G. SAWY apr4-11+18-25; may2,1941 E ! pauman Robert LICATION OF m Beauman Roberts: having been made to appear. from sworn affidavit of George A. Smath- , Assistant United States Attor- hey, attorney and of counsel for the rlaintiff, United States of America, that the defendant William Beau- man Roberts is a resident of a state or country other than the State of Florida, to-wit, a resident of Nas- san, P. Bahama Islands; that more specifically said defendant's residence, particularly as is known, is} Armstrong Street, Nas- P., Bahama Islands; that there is 16’ person in this State the service of subpoena upon whom wouldybind such defendant and that said defendant is over the age ot twenty-one years and is a non-real dent of the United. State: therefore, itis hereby ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that you, William Keauman Roberts, be and you are ; anded and required ron the 23rd day the Clerk’s office ates District the Southern District . at Key West, Florida, and answer unto the bill or complaint in the above entitled cause filed against you in said Court by the United States of America, Herein nd have you then and there is further ORDERED der be published once a eight consecutive weeks in Key West Citizen” paper of gene lished at Key West, ss the Henorable be and John District Hol- Judge, 20th day R. WIL- tes District or the where Dis- ida. By: C. RODNEY Deputy Clerk 3 apra-11- may2-9-16, 'ORPORATIONS, WHICH CO! and fluffy moistness that she got 4 in ner own cakes—and at a sav- 1.gs of ume, trouble and money. So, the art of home baking has shifted to the attic to join the aiscarded art of home weaving. Commercial bakers gradually developed a baking skill produced cakes with that good old-fashioned home-baked qual- ity and flavor, but commerce never stops looking for improve- ments and the housewife never stops hunting time and money savers. . .and this time the house- wife didn’t want to bother with cutting her cake or discarding the stale portions. And the new package now on the market elim- inates both problems. The baker who designed this package first bakes a large size, two-layer gold cake and fills and ices it generously in the favored home style. Then he departs from regular packaging reutine. by -di- viding the cake into eight equal portions. Each portion is placed the entire cake is covered with a replaceable cellaphane wrap- per. The wrapp@f ig-field to the base of the tray by @ ¢ardboard collar that snaps’ off and on again Thus, if the housewife ‘wants to serve two or three portions, snaps off the collar, lifts the cellophane wrapper and removes the de number of servings To preserve the rest of the cake i t moist and fresh, she merely replaces the cellophane wrapper and snaps the collar on to hold rm. Once agai, science and indus- ne to create time and jevices that give the re leisure. With akerv packages, she > her bread fresh for sev- and gets her cake ady to serve, while ¢ cellophane wrap- per eliminates the problem of stale fake waste. she latest MOVIE STARS CAN'T LOOK SKINNY No woman can sfford to If vou have unlovely haggerd hol- Jows and are thin. you may need the Vitamin B Complex and Iron in Vipol. Vine! hes helped thou- sands, ORIENTAL : PRARMACY Lorez Funeral Service Established 1885 Licensed Funeral Directors and Embalmers 24-Hour Ambulance Service | Phone 138 Night 696 , AEA Lai se that ( c and: ofhiee:y - a ive, ns of Chapter 16880, Acts of 8 of Florida, to each of the corporations listed below, the same being incorporated under the Laws of Florida that according to the ree- ords of the S and every of such corporati delinquent for thre hat under the provisions of Chapter 16880. Acts of 1935 corporations have been | subject to be dissolved; and three (3) months after the date of this publicatic every of such corpor: below that have not in ime filed their reports due 1 all taxes due under the isions of Chapter 14677, A Laws of Florida, will be ified to the Governor who will issue proclamation at that tyne dissolving said corporations. Vikey West Box y. Key West Monroe County Big Pine Water Key West it js further directed that a copy of thia notice be published one time in The Key West Citizen paper published In Monre Fig nty “the n ied corp foeated WHEREOF NOTICE! American Pe Auxiliary Members All women who will have time to svare the use of their cars dur- ing the American Legion Conven- tion please drop by the La Concha and Overseas Hotels each morn- ing and pick uo as many women as is convenient for them, so that they may attend the various meetings and entertainments. AUXILIARY PRESIDENT. apr22-4t MOTEL LINCOLN seme mm. (RR ONO POOnS fromm 1400 FOOmS cock with Beth, Sermon, ond Sodien © Foe bene testeeraens owe tes Cond Pre 9D N . ‘ . : : NAVY WANTS MEN << ON FISHING BOATS Lieut. S. E. Lee. U.S.N., mer- chant marine reserve recruiting officer at Miami announces that there are at ;resent seventy-five vacancies ir whe various naval ~ ratings for duty in the local de- fense force of the Seventh Naval District. 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