The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 4, 1941, Page 2

tesolutions of eit De harged for at it by eens a a ae gees rom which forum and ‘iavites aii ie issues ana Subjects of local tations but It with not ‘publlan ‘anonymous comn Dm truth, and print it without favor; aap be } commend good done by individual or organ- ., zation; tolerant of others’ rights, views and _ opinions; print only news that will elevate and not contaminate the reader; never com- : promise with principle. IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST , ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN ‘Water and Sewerage. Mote Hotels and Apartments, ‘Beach and Bathing Pavilion. Awperts—Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City Gov- —. | @fnments. @ A Modern City Hospital. lel eit tera Dene Se Si . The United States consumes 30,000,- 600 pounds of pepper annually, Is it that condiment which gives us ‘our pep? The Jaan pains etnias 4 Latin countries which have the reputation a of being great “chile” eaters consume only ra 6,000,000 pounds of pepper. nm >, In offering his services in.an effort to ai Settlé the strike at the Federal shipbuild- or ing & Dry Dock Co,, at Kearney, N. J., Gov- be ernor Edison gave out this praiseworthy “ statement: ‘When labor and capital com- ins placently encourage the government to take thy over industrial plants, they are contributing be 57 the creation of @ system which will de- ent Sproy! the very fi t we are arming 4 girseives to preserve. “There must be me Some other ‘way.’ ‘Furthermore, if labor be continues to follow the advice of some of its J irresponsible leaders, it” will eventually 7 ereate 4 Frankenstein that will destroy all or most of the gains which labor has made mit ogy ead i a generation, Friends of labor hope it the will not make mistakes which will develop ern} ‘Tato such an atavistic reversion, Vis ™ Before Lend-Lease the British were Thi Avoné to liken Uncle ‘Sam to Uncle Shylock Decatige we billed them annually for pay- Re Mhent on account of the billions owed us bbe: Since World War I, none of which has been ad ‘paid, not even a token being forthcoming Flor qwhile England was building a Queen Eliza- mm beth and @uééen Mary'to compete with our Knot “own passefigér ships, ‘Now shenanigans visiti that should be investigated are going..on cul with Lend-Lease products?! Tt’ appears that me of.them are being. diyerted , to; .the ‘South American countries at cut prices in | competition with American trade. One such instance occurred, it is related, when an American firm made a bid on electrical “equipment, but owing to its defense and ‘aid-to-Britain orders, it could not promise early delivery and was underbid by the British, who promised immediate delivery. ince the Passage of the Lend-Lease Dill to the south of the Rio ewide have inereased almost 20 per cent, and aif the items exported are competitive erie What do you think of 5 one, next / ners we or next month are going to have to take up the ticklish about the proposed airport at Marathon key. There is a good deal to be said on both sides—and probably most of it will be said the board fii jecides whether it ude: $4bb06 to atacled bop. erty. on- which the Civil. Aeronautics. Au- 3 if eit y ‘has agreed to spend about $234,- nao ; af “From, their conversation when the subject first was brought up last month, it appears they will not acquire the land, but if they don’t, they can look forward to some ringing protests from the citizens of the Marathon area. The question simply boils down to the old one of Key West so completely over- shadowing the rest of a county in which its citizens constitute an overwhelming ma- jority. On one side is the fact that the citizens of Marathon, who insist that they don’t get much out of the county in return for their tax money, are asking for an expenditure whose immediate returns will go to them, wather than to Key West. 5 4 ‘On’ thé other side, the commissioners’) are thinking about the fact that Key West, with the majority lof\tle voters,’ probally!) would'camplain about any sizeable ex-) penditures—witht consequent tax incréabes —for something 55 miles away. In a broad sense, of coursé, Key West eventually will -benefit from anything which increases the value and the popula- tion of the keys. The airport would do both, WHERE WE LEAD THE WORLD @ aibcipeecerts At the end of the last war, a leading British statesman made this significant ob- servation! “The Allies sailed to,victory on a sea of oil.” In World War Il, thinks many an ex- pert, the decision will again be largely de- termined by the petroleum assets of the antagonists. And that is where Germany is weak—and Britain and the United States are strong. The oil companies of our country pro- duce 63 per cent of the world’s oil. And, equally important, they produce an even higher percentage of the high-grade gaso- line that is necessary to obtain maximum performance from. aireraft engines. Ac- cording to one authority, our gasoline is so superior that our military planes fly 30 per cent faster, carty 20 per cent more bombs and can ¢limb above anti-aircraft fire 25 per cent more quickly than can Germany’s comparable types. Getmany can obtain only 3 per cent of the world’s natural oil supply from within Europe. We are similarly blessed in those other basie materials which are necessary not only to maintain a completed military machine, but to fueling the factories whieh are building,it. Indispensable sources of industrial powerare coal -and_ electricity. In the face dt Ueficits, legislative problems. and labor ttoubles, the coal industry ‘has! maintained its|high state of _production.: Aind the private glectric industry has per- sisted in going ‘ahead in spite of years of} political persecution. The fature of free nations is de- pendent on the output of our great natural resource industries. A wise governmental policy will now do everything possible to encourage them to greater achievements than ever before. THE MAJORITY SHOULD RULE John T. Whitaker, an Ajmerican news- paper man, was recently expelled from Italy because his dispatches to the New York Post and Chicago News did not please the authorities of that totalitarian state. Mr, Whitaker has a thorough knowl edge of what is going on in Europe. He is ‘also familiar with, what is happening in the tv nited States. Emphasizing that “in.a democracy the minority has the right to exist but by the same token the majority has the right to rule,” Mr. Whitaker thinks it is time for the majority of Americans to assert them- selves against this militant minority. The air-line distatice between Berlin and New York is 3,961 miiles. One reason why Lloyds of London are betting 1000 to 1 that the American metropolis will not be bombed by European aviators. Yet through fear, some places in this ¢ountry have black- oat practices. ish question of what to do |” n at 7:30 a 75th Mer. (city office) ie ig yee hee Highest last 24 hours reba last night 2... Noma Hite byding now 4 ae ending ‘Total saints ence Sap 1, | / i | pe Total rainfall s' inches __ ixeess singe Jauuary 1 inches __ | Wind Direction and Viloaly E—9 miles per Relative Biel Barometer at 7:30 a. m., today Sea level, 30.08 (1018.6 millibars) | Tomorrows Almanac Sunrise . m.| Sunset _ . ™. Moonrise . m. Moonset -. m.+ Full moon, Sept. m.| Tomorrow’ j (Naval Base) \ AM. PM. 9:27 9:54 2:46 3:30 | FORECAST Key. West and. Vicinity: Partly | cloudy) tonight and Friday with: s}a few scattered showers; moder- jate east and southeast winds, | possibly fresh at times off shore. Florida: Fair to partly cloudy and continued warm tonight and Friday, except for a few scatter- ed showers Friday afternoon and near extreme south coast | tonight. Jacksonville to Florida Straits and East Gulf: Moderate east and@ southeast winds, fresh at! times in Plorida Straits; fair to| partly cloudy weather toritgne | and Frday; scattered showers over south and central portions. Beatrice Stevens, painter and illustrator, born in New York, 65 years ago. I Simon Lake of Milford, Conn, naval architect, submarine in- yentor, born in Pleasantville, N. J., 75 years ago. | Carmi A. Thompson of Cleve- land, ex-Treasurer of the U. S, porn in Wayne Co, W. Va. 71/ years ago. | Tom K. Smith of St. Louis, banker, born in Glenwood, Mo., 59 yeats ago. | Edwin A. Halsey, Secretary to| the U.S. Senate, born in Nelson | Co., Va., 60 years ago. Rollin Kirby of Westport, Conn., cartonist, born in Galva, | Th. 67 years ago. i George P. “Dey, treasurer of| ‘Yale University, born in New York, 65 years ago. | —_—————— LEGALS | a NOTICE m7 APELICATION FOR Noner' 1S HER TPR, ‘That Charles J. is Renee ie of Tax | Certificwte No, 286, issued the 7th cay of “August, A. D. 1939, has tiled. same in my office and has; fé application for @ tax deed to| be issued thereon. Sata certificate embraces the following, described property in” the County of Monroe, State of Florida, to-wit: | Lot 4, Sugar Loaf Key, See 30, Twp 66, Re 28, 13 Actes, D4-97/98, G4-270(71, as' recorded in Mon- roe County Records. ‘The assessment of the sald prop- erty under the said certificate is-| sued was in the name of C. J.) Peters. Unless said certificate shall be re- deemed according to law, the prop: | erty described therein will be sold to the highest bidder at the court | house door on the first Monday fir the month of October, 1941, which is the 6th day of October, 1941 abated this, 28th day. of anal} tsrany Foss C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. RUs28; septs-11-19,194T | notice oe APPLICATION ror | X DEE! (Senate Bilt No. 163) \ NOTICE 1S HBREBY GIVEN, That Ernestine M. Salley, Wolder .of hax | Certificate No. 19, issued the Tth day. of August, A. D. 1939, : filed same In wy “office and Ras | made application fot @ tax deed ‘to be issued thereon, Said certificate | embraces the following deseribed | property in the County of Monroe, | State of Florida, to-wit: Pt. Lot 2 Sqr. 40 XX-23, as re- corded hy Monroe County Ree- ords. ‘The assessment. of the said prop- | erty under the said certificate is- | sued was is the nama of Chad. Gooc- | win & B. Uniess Py pri teate shall be re- deemed csibed the to law, the prop- | erty described therein will be sold | to the highest iF atthe court Hues cach on the fiver Monday in | 217 Duval St. |615 Elizabeth St. eis | | BATHTUBS from $7.50 up. Toilets | IS YOUR PLACE COOL? If not,! Today’s Birthdays | - |BACK BAR, COUNTER, STOOLS \fwo THE WHITE HOUSE, 227 Duval Street. Rooms—singlé, dotible, triple or up to four in one room. Modern in sever Te- Attorney at jefe Phone 254 jun20-1mo pss SIE RTL HES AES SES TE ILLINGWORTH musIo STUDIO Mr. and Mrs, Ha; EUROPEAN | Piano, Theory, Band and | Orchestral Instruments Piano Tuning ‘, Phone 117 | Se sept4- rtf 'LOST—WRIST WATCH. Ham- ilton glass wrist band. Liberal MISCELLANEOUS reward: Write H. V. M¢Crary, P.O. Box 3100, Miami, Fla. sept2-3 from $12 up. Lavatories from | $465, Sinks fron $76. up.! ROOMS Soil and Gal. Pipes, Fittings, | ————$$+— Valves, also Water Systems and; BOARD AND ROOMS; also, Tanks, all sizes. Gray's Fish-| meals to outsiders. Reasonabk ery, Ojus. aug30-1wk | 419 Southard street. H tigi 1-Imiox see TOMMIE at the Skating) Stbscribe to The Citizen, 20¢/ Rink about an air cooling sys-| Weekly. jlyl6-tt tem, en ee ae |YOUR OLD MATTRESS made! LEGALS i ies | like “new; one-day service;|#% tits cianure, cCouRT oF THR limited time only. Write Nu- way Mattress Shop, General Delivery, Key West, Fla. septé-2t BLEVE: be oF TLORIDA, fH Aub ree, For ny Ne OE Sonieeke ata revenue! RUTH caret FOR RENT inna NICE ROOMS. Good beds. - Rea-; IX eS auh/Oo a Beare OF) pee month of Octob sonable rates. 626 Grinnell: it a pearing ffém the affidavit of street. aug28-lwk Rath Cooper, She plaintift | that the detenda a aul is over the age Pw ears there is no perso! ‘cooper, FURNISHED APARTMENT—No pets, no children, 803 Olivia’ Florida, the service of 4 subpoena | upon whon: would bind the said cé- street, sept2-tf fondant, and that the said defendant, | {Paul Ri Cooper is a resident of a POR SALE—~MISCELLANEOUS | “t#te. or country other than the State | <o4| |of Florida and that the residence of TRAILERS. Apply ; Paes Skating Rink. » junds-tt | aewars detendai 1940 FORD COUPE. Run just. styiea ‘cause be, and. appear befo: over 10,000 miles. Newly paint- ie weal Tie Re events a recut rida, im ed and overhauled. Marshall,’ 7), roe, County, in Chancery. at Telegraph Lane. aug29-lwk ! ey West, Fior|aa, on. Bi) 30th day | [rat fe‘the wasniiaee Wills ! pear to the sath s of col RK SALE—21 Dodge Water-,piaint, in default, of whieh deer craft Boat. Good shape. Cheap | pro confesso Will be entered again: said defendant. Plaintiff Li § @ decree of divorce | Sept3-tf and other relief. It is further ORDERED that this |\FOR SALE—Going Pressing ‘order be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in The Key Club Business. Owner ponies (ine Lapa to sell because of ill health.'{j,"°” “° Apply Box DS., The Citizen. EL NE AND ORDERED this 13th | sept3-! 5tx 3 of August, A. D,, 1941, Pp i (SEAL) Rogs C Sawyer: Elerk of the Cirenit Court, Monroe | ( County, Florig&, By May Jone sees. and BOOTHS. 901 White street. soe, Me aug’5-tt | aues4- 21-28; septt-t, get i ‘known to the plaintiff is 24 Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania’ it in, thexofoge, DERED that the said Paut RK. dant, in the for cash. Phone 157 or apply 1309 Whitehead. LARGE LIMES and GUAVAS. | NOTICH OF Por 1014 Grinnell street. aug2S-tf] ms ihc sons. Saasededtanact:” NATIONAL TRAILERS, com: oP eee toe vt Tas plete stock; low down- ertificate No. Tl, isqued the 7t ment. Lee’s Trailer a fitea be a my ab, 133 iS 108th Street & Biscay S| Be geel een top am des Neate vard, Miami, Fis. — aug90-Im0/ cronraces the he following aseeribed: SINCE A SHORTAGE of houses State of 10 a, toa: of Monroe, of Houses | State of Florida, to- Lot 6 ‘Tt. 7 XN-25, as ré~ exists, why can’t 2 or 3 men} pathy ne Monroe County Ree: live on a boat, have sport and ‘a Ss. home for same money. $300 the assosement of the suid prop. "Bos A of th eeftificate i+ cash for 26-ft. Cruiser. {Sued bers in teenies of C. Goods The Citizen. jwin & Mahilanc Peiinod ca wins ENON ra | FOURTEEN FT. OUTBOARD crRouilt. | erein, | j@ that | Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe in the State of | sue | said Cefendant as particularl: et _ LEGALS 3h "No. i \ea¥.of August, A! D. 1939, has, filed same in my office and has made application for a tax deed to} be.issued thereon. Said certificate embraces the following described State of rocire. to-wit: Lot 36, o,f ers Assn., Lewd al Hy paw, the month of facto aa Teh avnielt is the 6th day of Octobér, 1 Dated this 28th day ae Augest, | ran Hoss © Sawyer | Gare Be Circuit Court of Monroe | County, Florida. aug28; sept4-11-28,1941 pre a erer | ee as | NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR } nee ' = dgenate NOTIC Join Hs Contitivate f iy No. 163) EBY GIVEN, That | holder of Tax issued the 7th lay of Augu 1939, has} issued’ the 7th | témb THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1941 LEGALS “Wonee or aPetigation Fon ie ‘TION FOR ed Notice is Hereby given that the pundersigned, John Joseph Lewisky, iby, nat | fesidient of Monroe County, Florida, adel der of Tax | wilhon Saturday the 20th day of Sep- yer, A. D. 1941, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, apply to the Honor- able Arthur Gomez, one of the Judges of the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of the State of Flor- ida, in and for Monroe County, for property in the County of Monroe, | an ‘Order to legalize his adoption of | John Joseph Foley, Jr., a minor, now , Tr 29, V-484, Key | fifteen (15) years of age, and a resi- lent of Key West, Monroe County, | Bigrida, Dated at Key West, Florida,. thts day #f August, A. D. JOHN JOSEPH LEWINSKY. Hug21-28; septt-11-18,1941 4 ae COUNTY JUDGE'S IN AND FOR MON- ROE COUNTY. STATE oF FLORIDA, IN PROBATE. In Re Estate of JOHN L. ALBURY, also known as John Lewis Al- bury, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ‘'T0 ALL CREDITORS, LEGA- . TEES, DISTRIBUTEES AND ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ESTATE OF JOHN kL. ALBURY, ALSO D, \$Aba°saine Ih my office ‘and has | made application for a tax deed to [be issued thereon. Said certificate | embraces the following described | property in the County of Monroe, State of Florida, to- Lot 37, Sqr. 4, Pr 2: 84, Key West Land Buye ssn., Plat Rook 1, Page 22. as recorded in Monroe, County Records. The asséssmnent of the Jerty under the said cert bus was in the name of eCleary. Unless ,aaid certificate shall be re- Drop- | te ore | MEN Sobpd “| aeemed according to law, the prop-|Honorable Raymond R.: Lord, fendan erty described therein will bé sole; ;Coutity Judge, in andifor Monroe to the highest bidder at the court hduse door on the it Monday. in | 1941, which is} he 6th day of October, 1941. Hated this 28th day of Aint 941. | (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer County, Florida. aug28; sept4-11-18,1941 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR | TAX DEED (Senate Bill No. 163) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That ; Warren J. Watrous, holder of Tax Cecseioste. No. 208, issued the 7th day of August, A. D, °1939, has filed same in my office and has be issued thereon. Said certificate embraces the following described [peepetey in the County of Monroe, State of Florida, to-wit: Sqr. 5, ‘Pr 30, B9-315, as recorded in Monroe County Rec- . | ords. ‘The assessment of the said prop- psy under the said certificate is- | sted was in the name of John L. and / Nellie C. Curry. lege said certificate shall be’re- | and according to law, the ea jescribed therein will be sol@ to The highest bidder at the rin 4 newspaper publishéd ‘house door on the first Monday in » Monroe County, FPlor- | Se month of October, 1941, whe 6th day of October, 1 Lag this 28th da. it dual, iaean) Rose ©! Bamyer Clerk of Circuit Court Monroe | County, Florida aug23; septd-11-18, sous} i NOTICH OF APPLICATION FOR mee Se Novices HEREBY GIVEN, nat Otto Bethel, holder of ‘Pax Gficate No. 378; insued the uh | day of August, ‘a. D. 1939, filed same in ‘my office and de a eation for ‘a tax deed cal Issued thereon. Saic cgrtificate | embraces the following eseribed} Beresty m t County of Monroe; | Sate or e of Florida, to-wit: & %, ee Loat Key, See tn Re 27, 20 Acres, G4 efoiat, ™Ds-9/98, ca recorded in Monroe County. Records. ‘The assessmen' fof the said probe erty under the said certificate is- sued was in the name of GC. J. Peters. Unless said. certificate: deemed aecorging: fo ta laws Ma erty deserib: | Be the ‘th iy of Ovtober, Unless said cértificate shall be re- deemed according to law, the prop- 0) erty described therein will be sold MOTOR BOAT. Fully to che oe Loss ay) ee at the court and one Johnson Out mo" the, month of be Sctober ‘on wh srnich tor 4h 980, James. ieee 28th Seats’ August, Pinder, 1217 Petronia bay = ee edad tin sctiticllii crn: Gee of ‘ogi vate of Moores LOT, good location, . 7 Ca eae a togtss sepys-tiotaiilsl Apply. 418 Front si | ee See ¢) NOTICH bax’ APPLICATION FOR 840. |CLOSING OUT—700 New Beach) yordit ig. PO ising, Serco 10s: Reger: 144 Cham, | #22 cecUekc Nor 199" wae te Screens. 10c. Rader, 144 Cham; 7th day of August, 4. , bers Street, New York.:1/(°) || tilea sume om my ities ey a sept2-8tx made application ore $| bet lekued theres asia Sertifickts embraces the fotowing describ property in the ORS of Monroe, State of Florida, to-wit Lot € Sar. 6 PF 18 G4418, a4 Fe corded in, Montoe ut Rec- HOTELS: BRING YOUR VISITING friends friends in néed of a night’s ae sment to THE O EAS nora. aie unger the maid sane ee Clean rooris, i the homey gued was Inthe name of ‘Matfon atmosphere. Sati fates, | Reinho! hi said t 17 Fleming street. fII-tt|reicemed vaccst ding, fe, he —. 1e 1 Ww id to the hi, nee 8 Sei tell Se Gal ate |FWO YOUNG BOYS. to learn wnfem or the eth day of October, o rm pave ma jpated this 28th day of Audfast, ile ‘you le 1 a Cleaners. augl5-tf| (SEAL) Clerk of © Sa Ee cnaie BM GENE oman ty FURNISHED APARTMENT OR HED APARTMENT OR poe sept4-11-18,1941 HOUSE. Write Box WW, clo The Citizen. aug25-27-29-30; sept2-4 PERSONS WITH SODA UNTAIN experience: ber Waste stect eed Ft ops ee | ication for /WANTED—Unfurnisted House: | Se bernued thereem a Apply 1404 Albury St, Sep f4-3t WANTED —Cook and Housekeepe . er. Apply 1307 Petrénia Street, sept4-2t HELP WANTED WANTED=Girl to clerk the assessment of the said re: t: nder 'e~ sued wad fy the nate Of Marion | Sas ae in | House. the month t. Big eed 941, which 58 store. Apply Box U, The Citi- | ene 2 baton his 28¢h day of August,| 267. sept2-tt iris Ce ‘Aieguest, AL) Ross C Sawyer | WANTED — BUTCHER, ¢ ete GS Gucantt, Court Of Moses | Fitvs Grocery, 16. Division of ciroine, eta Pn poe septé-1i-18,1941! Street. sept2-tf rgpated this 28th day’ of August, (BAL) Ross C Sawyer — Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe ‘County, Florida. ues: sept4-11-18,1941 Aabeation, io ue Cahemciaa weekly. a KNOWN AS JOHN LEWIS AL. ‘BURY, DECEASED: You, and each of you, aré hére- iby notified and required to pre- |sent any claims or demands, | which you, or either of you, may | have against the Estate of John L. Albury, also known as John {Lewis Albury, deceased, late of |Monrce County, Florida, to thé County, Florida, at his office in |the County Court House of Mon- roe County, Florida, within eight calendar months from the date of | the first publication hereof. Said elaims or demands shall be in | writing and contain the place of |residence and post office address of the claimant and shall be sworn |to by the claimant, his agent or attorney. All such claims and demands not filed within the time and in the manner prescribed herein above | made application for a tax deed to | 421) be void. Dated the 19th day of August, A. D. 1941. MARY ALBURY DAY, As Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of John L. Albury, Deceased. atugzi-28; sept4-11, 1941 THY IT TODAY— The Favorite in Key West AR x BRAND COFFEE ON SALE AT ALL GROCERS STII ITT o the lah oas st hide at court 5 Monday in sy lay in| | Lot October, 194 Leeda | Pe re Sa ug2s: sépte-tn-re.r04 | HPSS Ie Re a oh ees PEP es eae PY Me OF a LE EN OG EEE EAI NS a PS