The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 26, 1942, Page 3

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1942 LIEUT. A. W. REUBEN PROMOTED CAPTAIN The promotion to Captain of First Lieutenant Arthur W. Reu- ben has been announced by the Harbor Defenses of Key West,} where Captain Reuben is station- WEATHER REPORT Pocccccccccccsccceoececs Observation taken at 8:30 a. m., E.W.T. (City’ Office) Temperatures i Highest last 24 hours Lowest last night - TAXPAYERS ASSN, ADOPTS PROGRAM WILL BE SUBMITTED TO COM- ING SESSION OF FLORIDA LEGISLATURE THE KEY WEST CITIZEN a meeting here last week ap-|compensation for counties of more proved an 8-point program to be| than 100,000 population. submitted to the 1943 legislature.| 4—Elect County Commissioners Briefly, the program would: at large, as was voted for Dade 2 Ss County. 1—Recommend in principle a! 5—Abolish Justice of the Peace state tax commission of 3 or 5 oe and Constable courts in all members. large counties. " 6—Repeal local laws permitting 2—Combine all assessments, | special tax collection attorneys PAGE THREE tax delinquent list publishing as a|city and county tax assessment} Government moves to link political racket or change it to al-| offices be combined. | United States to Alaska by air. low display advertising of tax It was pointed out at the Tax-| sales on a business basis as so suc- | cessfully inaugurated in High-/ Payers meeting that only the| ~wwwwwwwwe ‘lands County. |second, third and_ fifth recom- /KEY WEST BEDDING CO. 8—Permit taxpayers to pay cur- | mendations in their ~ pro Program | $15 Front Street Phone 56° rent and delinquent taxes in in-|would require constitutional | The Southernmost Mattress stallments. amendments to becom: laws, and Factory in the United States The Tampa Realtors Board,}that the other five recommenda- @ MATTRESSES RENOVATED city and county, in one office. for county officials. meeting the following day, en-| tions could be carried out by legis- @ FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED 3—Abolish the fee system as| 7—Abolish the law allowing | dorsed the recommendations that | lative action. TAMPA, Nov. 26.—(FNS) The ed with the U. S. Army. | Florida Taxpayers Association at Captain Reuben has been a/Normal - member of the Army for 14 Precipitati years. He was in the Infantry sopaaaee for four years and for the past| Rainfall, 24 hours ending 10 years he has been with the 8:30 a, m., inches Quartermaster # *Hé is with] Total rainfall since Nov. 1, that branch of the, Atmy at Key| _ inches West Barracks, re jhe and Deficiency since Nov. Mrs. Reuben aré Tow residing. inches 9 Captain Reuben. is, the aa of Total rainfall since e Jan. 4; Smil H. Reuben, 136 mili me : Decatur, Il. AP cnaeney WOMAN IS HELD FOR MEDICAL EXAMINATION Relative Humidity 63% Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise 5 Kitty Louise Scoyne pleaded | Sunset guilty to a charge of vagrancy in | Moonrise criminal court yesterday after-] Moonset noon, but Judge Albury deferred Tomorrow's Tides sentence in her case and held her for medical examination. Two weeks ago, she married a sailor, but he left her at the end (Neval Base) High Tide Low Tide of a week and started proceedings | to. obtain a divorce, basing his Mean - * since Jan. 12:38 a.m. 7:28 a.m. 2:11 p.m. 6:44 p.m. FORECAST case on what he had wvered; Key West and Vicinity: Warm- when a week of married life had |¢? tonight. ! Passed. | Florida: Warmer tonight, occa- | It was on his complaint that]|sional light rain in south and) ise Scoyne will under- {east-central portions tonight. and | th: portion. early tonight, asd | follower solder. ‘id north’ (BOK tiom’ei LEAVE FOR’ AVON PARK, Ernest John Avila has been named as a delegate to the Young People's Service Leag convention of St. Paul’s Chure and left yesterday afternoon for Camp Wingmann, Avon Par! to xem icola, No small craft or storm warnings have been ‘issued. | KANSAS “DUST BOWL” GONE TOPEKA, Kans: The Kansas} Fla. Joe Alvarez was named Dust Bowl, which caused so much } councillor and left with Avila. |concern in the mid-thirties, has | They will spend Thanksgiving disappeared, according to the} Day at Pahokee, Fla, as the State Department of Agriculture, guests of Father Frank Al which said “wind erosion sears a native Key Wester who is v have healed to the extent that the | of Holy Nativity Church in the part of the state worst afflicted East Coast as now produced ne haif of | cond largest wheat crop in Kansas “istory.” il ote) | ook dal HERE” peewawewwwewerere wen eneny STRAND THEATER DENVER, Johnson was ak Cy F. turned deel n- by} Denver, Army recruiters because of a foot ailment, but the Chey- RAY MILLARD in enne office took him. He was re- cently. decorated for the second, Are Husbands Necessary? timé for heroism in action. | Coming: MEET THE STEWARTS Foie, SSN MesDOMOnaE io ein ns winanenaeear Tommie’s SKATING RINK) FEISS III IIS IAA IA IA | SUMMER SESSIONS | MONROE THEATER Afternoons! 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MAURICE WEINTRAUB. Manager 614 Duval Street Key West, Fla.