The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 8, 1943, Page 5

FEBRU ARY 8, 1948 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SCOUTS CELEBRATE *” ANNIVERSARY DAY TNCOP FIFTY-TWO WENT ON HIZE SATURDAY TO EOSA CHICA In SHHSHHE SCEI MSS HORII SE einidiriditdiririciriniriciics] ‘WORLD OF SOUND DON. Fob 8h : : LONDON, Feb. 3.—The number ECA RG OMRRREROBOR ROR. BOE OUBBBBBEER BREE Of men and boys in Great Britain By RAY PEACOCK epetered as whe AP Features Writer Dec. 14, 1942, was NEW YORK, Feb. - 8—The 5,945 ¢ hearing-aid industry was. looking around for a bright idea to get public attentio: “Why not,” "BROTHERS BENEATH THE SKIN ck wood "FEWER ARE JOBLESS IN GREAT BRITAIN Mrs. America Keeps "Em ee ae dccibéls, you can -7o° ir the. 7° <2 museum of sourd, where a pret- ty girl will hand vou maric” © trumpct. : You nd in 2’ November. rragnetized field through fhe terme the trumpet fsimzly en in unemployes estes, diaphragm) vou heer ace r ucible to the unaided cae ‘MUCH MORE TRAFFIC DFTROIT. — Ame: n in 1941 handled 20 per traffic than at the War I crease of "re = enc 8 h Fsbruam. in the 7 Ame is an im- tory of th It is of 2,77: Then vou sec »” of the sound world. By ‘pcinting a ray- Fun at env object on the map-—a a cow, a violin, ophone, fiute. fror, Fren ae hort bull p pitch abut pure Yat,” > bright idea. So ‘on upper there is a museum a fancy name all i said semcbcd7 cise, “i Let's do.” ie million box Scouts since that h read more orld peak 3 to this great evm wasn't established for fun Ithough therc no admission Ge aidtecs The hearing-aid industry sunds rangine ‘from about 16 SVs Theodcre Swanson. editer cycles to 20,00) cycles ‘per sec- ‘f Better Livine. a trade publice- d. Below 16 the sound is re- tio”, is whe 1.as feciing, and above 20- ‘v'tty was v0) it gocs into the realm. of People had to be ors:nics: ‘Dogs, for instance, ‘hat eve-glasses were not wn- can hear ‘sounds Kumans cannot: ightly, Swanson says, and detect, and some _inse< Sb lgsoras missiona werk is now g0- mn anne is about as much as the Doles inaudible to humans. Loud- ater the newer ficid Th on itech as te. ness‘is measured in“decibels, and : <Veral leaders are advertising boy | é ma a Se ieee OA : ae 420h in evcles. heavily to that. end, selling war 100 dedibels is mot twice as louy Tiere Js also a plastic hend, ct DOO adem that the as 50, but absgit 40 times as loud ee ee ee apr : a = So the tdp level of 160 isnot 160 the Fath'cf sound, and a Play-|. ors hut don't seem t times one. btt, comparatively, C#¢k cf your own voice. heard Samco ” —— ws the difference in weight ‘between TOrmMAily and as s partly deat Pree ce sound. a pin and three battleships each ~C'*° would: hear it. ibs 7 : weighing 35,000 tons. Missionery Project Now that ycu know all about; As indicated, however, ‘Classified Column FOR omer ion, All of ene litth t oceurr nden onc window there is a gad- about rom «+ which registers the sound ot t Fifth Avenue traffic. It begins 1 in the g! at 59 decibels when- day duri (EEA th 3 a parade, or whcn . iaid-sirens are tested. What Decibels Are A decibel is an arbitrary unit ound measurement. The scale gins at 1, or with a sound just je, and runs up ‘to 169, this came D33‘s Hvariny Acute s but imror mal convinced London, when si clutcd and e of aid. Boyce service and upon reaching nation offered . the shilling. The boy courteously re- 'fused the money by saluting and ying, “No, thank you, sir. Sor- y, sir, I am a Scout. And a Scout never takes vthing f scing helpf Boyce incuired as nd the & expressing nt ryune div know of Baden- Powell's Boy re asked permission to take him to the headquarters of the itisn Bov Scout Association. What he learned of Scouting so impressed him that he secured and brought with him to Amer- ica all available literature on the e subject and proceeded to take for the subseouent incor-; MOTOR SCOOTERS, of the Boy Scouts of Convertible Coupe, ca, which was effected on, Skating Rink. y 8, 1910. = immediately Scouting caught ICE BOX at reasonable price. like wild fire. Thousands of Apply 815 Whitehead Street. ys became Scouts and and set; feb3-6tx on the trail of advancement i service to others. Many acing Americans gave the y-born movement their ~en- support and active in- to what he nieant seeecee the mu- S REAL ICE ASSURES USERS OF REFRIGERAT “UN THE FOUR FRONTS: of achieve One ye war marks historic new : ar ments for American wor On the front en in every field home front, the business frent front, Mrs. daughters win. At the 4,000,000 work in out p.ancs guns for our those of all our end of 1943 the figure rose to ap- prcximately 6,000,000, three times as many women as were engaged in v work during the first World War. At the end our of war 15,000 womer ing the uniform cf tt Auxiliary Army Corry total of 150,000 ex nd cf 1943.7 4,000 women already the navy of és, with a tctal enroll 00 pr this } » total numbc of in the U.S. labor force, cf t! military 18,0! production the the FOR SALE ' “Should a Jewish National State Be Created?” military and tight and a hey to America Mercury FURNISHED ROOM. Apply 310 Trailers. Elizabeth Street. feb5-3tx Moderated by jan25-tf jan25-t FRED G. CLARK General Chairman American Economic Foundation are in the OFFICE SPACE or STORE. Johnson. 419 Duval Street. feb6-tf end of 1942 there American women war industries, and bullets, tanks anc armed forecs Allies. By were As debated by -4 Col. Morris J. Mendelsohn President, The New Zionist Organi- zation of America; Former National Commander of the Jewish War Veterans. Dr. Samuel Goldenson ; Rabbi, Temple Emanu-el; Author of: Zionism, Jews and Judaism. SMALL STORE. Apply 912 Di- vision Street. feb8-3tx FOR SALE—Twelve white por- celain Counter Stools. Price, $18.00. Apply Manager Je! son Hotel. feb3-ttf WANTED COAT HANGERS WANTED. $ $1.00 a hundred. White Star $ Cleaners, 701% Duval St. jani-tf DR..GOLDENSON OPENS: Jew- ish nationalism tends to stress the racial and tribal elements of earl: Jewish history. But to me the Jewish people’ constitute essentially a reli- gious community. For their own good and the good of the world, they should now more than ever empha- size the purely moral and spiritual aspects. of their heritage. I fear that a Jewish state in Pales- tine will not ohly prove disappoint- ing but even add to Jewish prob- lems. At best Palestine can absorb COL. MENDELSOBN OPENS: Since Hadrian’s destruction of the Temple “and the dispersal of the Jewish Na- tion, the Jews have been wanderers upon the faee of the earth. A minority people in every land, with no centralized, governing body; the Jewish people have everywhere been looked upon as strangers and interlopers; and, under conditions of economic stress, or, subject to the whims of tyrannous rulers, or to'bgl- but a fraction of the Jewish people. ster the stock of over-ambitious fin] The country is small and largely oc- scrupulous demagogues, or just out }cupied, its resources limited; its neigh- of the sheer anti-Semitism of things, | ors hostile to the proposed Jewish the Jew has. been at the mercy of one | St2te - To help a comparatively small num- or other of these evil influences, with | ner under such unfavorable condi. no State to which he might look for FOR SALE—One pair Fairbanks- Platform Scales. All metal. Capacity, 250 lbs. $20.00. Man- ager Jefferson Hotel. feb3-tf irst president of the Boy outs of America was Colin H. igstcn, who recently died. Livingston had been active in the scout ‘vement ever since its or- genization West Blayedl an import- in the early history of George Archer, veter- , was the leader of the West troop, also one > first in the country. cf Key Wests outstand- leaders were member: f that early troop. Trocp Hike Opens Scout Week Boy Secut Troop 52 went on first year were wee Wome with of Is More ECONOMICAL. Healthy and Safe. . it's THOMPSO | ENTERPRISES CE DIVISION) Ker mth. Fa ee ee its Pure WE BUY OLD RECORDS. whols or broken. Factory needs scrap | J. R. Stowers Company. jan26- 1st} FOR SALE—1935 Ford. This car has 5 good 600x16 tires. Excel- lent mechanical condition. Price $95.00. Aprly Manager Jeffer- son Hotel. feb3-tf WANTED—Model A Ford. Pro-| pane Stove. Christic, 799. Ext 336. feb5-3tx the biuc won exclu: FOR SALE—50x20 tent, com- plete with side poles. This tent has never been used. Half price. Apply Manager, Jeffer- WANTED—A chance to bid on son Hotel. feb3-+ your next printing order. THE ARTMAN PRESS. jly9-tt Phone No. 8 sees soos ati hes airport. farm which means rene was allowe ppeal form i ing on my hu Q—Who buys timber tions, Jewish nationalism would succor and support. In this Citadel of Democracy, an undercurrent of | anti-Semitic inherence manifests it- self, no remedy has been discovered. Only creation of a Jewish National State, with a responsible Jewish Gov- ernment, where Jews fleeing from persecution, may find sanctuary, and every Jew from lands where there is no discrimination, shall feel free to enter as he would enter the home of his ancestral heritage: only then, will all Jews in all lands be accorded full and complete rights of citizen- ship, in practice as in theory, equal to the rights accordéd to every other | citizen of whatever nationality. DR. GOLDENSON CHALLENGES: Underlying the Colonel's statement is the assumption that anti-Semttism is due to the fact that the Jew does | not have a national home of his own. That explanation is both question- able and misleading. Besides, why should a tiny Pales- tinian state be able to change the status of the Jew? Unfortunately, the | importance of nations is measured by their power. Great nations are de- scribed as great Powers. Even the} advocates of the Jewish state do not think that Palestine will be able to stand upon its own feet, since they expect that country to be under the protectorate of some powerful nation COL. MENDELSOHN REPLIES: A | Jewish National State would afford refuge to which the Jew could fice from the anti-Semite as one flees a mad dog. Nor would General ‘Giraud he is willing” to give the Jews in North Africa their property and alow Jewish children in the schools important would any of the “Great Powers” be, but for the United Nations battling for the security of all of them. The sovereignty of the tiniest Pal- alestinian state must be assured as change the nature of Jewish thinking from spiritual preoccupations to po- j iti ical ones, and thus bring about en- tanglements for them and further | misunderstandings of them wherever | they live. For practical reasons, as well as ideal ones, we Jews should in these tragic days pour all our energies into the creation of a society in which one’s security and freedom will no- where be dependent upon race, color or creed but rather upon qualities of mind and heart and upon willingness to play a useful part in (he commu- nity in'which one lives. COL. MENDELSOHN CHAL- LENGES: The hypothesis that “Jew- ish nationalism would bring entan- glements and further misunderstand- ings of the Jews wherever they live,” is as fallacious as is the assertion |that because certain elements arg | “hostile to the proposed Jewish sta the Jewish people must be condem! ed forever to remain a people apart from the rest of the human family. Rabbi |Goldenson’s contradictory contention that “at best Palestine can absorb but a fraction of the Jewish people,”* _ emphasizes the sterility “of his argu- j ment. The Jewish National State as nior contemplated would absorb only a Holben: fraction of the Jewish people—that F 1 fraction which through ruthlessness ak is rendered homeless. | DR. GOLDENSON REPLIES: The : Colonel dismisses the hostility to the _ Scouts Austin Hoben, Everett | Jewish state as unworthy of consid- tton, jeration. If hostile attitudes could be Aibert so easily brushed aside, there would be no Jewish problem. But to the President of the Hebrew University at Jerusalem, Dr. Judah L. Magnes, who has been in Pales- tine for twenty years the hostility to the Jewish state is exceedingly seri- ous. In his article in Foreign Affairs, January number, Dr.i’Magnes said: “Another people has ;been in posses- sion for centuries, and the concept n outdoor hike to Boca Chica dey. The hike o ance of Boy pened the cbsery- Scout Week in this the began for camp to Rav Atwell and coutmaster Archie R. Potter in charge of the oup. When the scouts arrived the camping grounds an t was held. Games, drills, instruction, and swim- the main features of A group of new scouts ed into the Atwell was the first who received his ig were hike. e initi outmas member p that enjoyed the follows: Scoutmaster Ray Atwell; s Scoutmaster Archie Patrol Leader George Leaders ; Leo Cooper, Buddy liams and Harry Williams; Wil- Adam _ Stanczak, Frank Brown, Parra, _Scholly, Leslie Sanders, ees Sosin, Jack e, O'Neal Adams and Troop Mascot Vincent Molina. Visi on the hike were Ed- ward Clark, former Life Scout Troo; 25, Jacksonville; John Cur FOR troop. _ | FOR LADY’S BICYCLE, Donald Peari- | Jonn Pent, Fred Bassett,’ $35.00. Apply, Manages, feb3-tf hoist. Jefferson Hotel. FOR SALE—Smith Type D Port-' able Automatic Acteylene Gen- erator, complete 50-ft. hose cutting and welding torch, Slightly used. Priced to sell. Apply Manager, Jefferson Ho- tel. feb3-tf ihe } FOR SALE—1936 Packard 4-door Very twice Sedan, 5 700x16 tires. good. This car worth asking price. $125.00. Manager, Jefferson Hotel. feb3-tf SALE—Fully sleeps 3, reasonable Apply 418 Bahama St. Trailer, rice. feb4-6tx | used one month. License and __ basket. $45.00 cash. Box Z, cio Citizen. feb8-2tx LIVING ROOM, Bedroom and Dincite Scts, Refrigeratoz, Magic Chef Gas Stove, Odc Tables, ‘Chest- and Kitchen Utensils. $175.00 cash. Box B, co Citizen. feb8-2tx EXCHANGE WILL EXCHANGE new Bicycle for automobile; tires no object. Room 415, La Concha Hotel. feb6-3tx HELP WANTED SALE—One two-ton chain! Apply | Equipped + WANTED TO BUY, ae w ashing machine for cash. 1327 Dunean street. “te b6-7tx WANTED—Cashier for the laun- dry. $25.09 per week. Build ing 131, Navy Yard feb8-tf WANTED—A Screened Porch suitable for two adults who will furnish same. Write price and address to Box D, co Citi- zen. feb8-3tx | MISCELLANEOUS “WILL PAY $5.00 to enyone find- ing a desirable large or small | house. 513 Whitehead Street. feb8-3tx SITUATION WANTED COMPETENT RESTAURANT MAN past draft age wants jcb/ in Key West. Cashier, waiter captain, night manager or what | have you. Work as waiter for! a time if leads to something | better. Good references, bond if you want: it. Tee-Totaly so-| ber. State pay. Must be able | to get room walking distance,! reasonable. Places serving al- coholic drinks save stamps,/ others write P.O. Box 300,) Alva, Florida. feb6-3tx | Lost LOST—LADY’S Orange Bicycle, | Notice To Property Owners Important New Law Relating to Tangible Personal Property Taxes In Florida CAUTION: Under Chapter 20723. Laws of 1941, it is MANDATORY thet every person tion, trustee, executor, administrator. feceiwe: fiduciary owning or having contrel, management er custoc of taxable personal property in the State of Pleride. file an nually a sworn oy = Personal Property Tax Return wit Tax Assessor of the County in whith such property = = uated. MERCHANTS—File returns on ail equipment and inventories, etc. BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL MEN—File return: all furniture, fixtures, professional equipment and lbrar HOTEL and APARTMENT OWNERS—File all furniture, fixtures and equipment. Name concessions should be given.en returns. LANDLORDS—File returns on value of furnishings rental houses and show name of lessee on January 1. 1943 TENANTS—File returns on all household goods and per sonal effects, claiming exemption. if elig To be eligible for exemption, applicant must be a citizen Florida and head of a family. HOME OWNERS—File returns on all household goed and personal effects of family, claiming any exemption for which eligible. ACCOUNTANTS and ATTORNEYS—See thet fiduciar. returns, or other returns for your clients, are filed prompt furniture. fixtures 4, 34, ‘Any person who fails <0 make a tax return, as iz by this Act, shall pay as @ ircm required cs PENALTY, in addition to and as part of the tax. sm equal to 10% of the tax found to be due.” The date of assessment is January 1, 1943. -- government? A-—-Wiits the War Productic “Boerdy> dtewilk help you joca © Meyer in Syeur- vicinity who license No. 375. Serial —— _A70938. Phone 109. Smith and Charles Knowles. LOANED that of the greatest nation; else the | of Palestine as a Jewish state is re- tremendous sacrifices — Gentile and } garded. by many Arabs.as equivalent Jewish—will have been in vain. to a declaration of war.against them.” MARKERS WANTED "ji" Laun- dry, 50c per hour. vay to cultivate How can I go about back ‘on the ‘farm? can apply for commanding r, and ‘he van also letter. from vou stating the rea- *Q-+What does inflation mean? A.—lnt_ation is a rapid advance money .drops ‘down -to ithe :point where it is comraratively small. The United States mbe; ericds. O—li my and is inducted into ‘the army, can I get an ‘al- lotment for our baby and how much would it be? A.—The two of you should re- ceive $62.00. Q—Can I use spare tire? A—No. There is travster. mbber. from uel to another. my ‘neighbor's no wav to Q.—Is social security deducted béfore “the ‘victory ‘tax? A—No. Victory tax is de- * ducted first. IRISH FIND. SEAWEED an. individ-. RINGS ARE nition QR CEREMONY (By Associated Press) NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Feb. 8.—The preacher will marry you and provide the ring in this cor- ner of northeast England, but have to give the ring back. Prompted by the scarcity of weddidng rings, the ministers in- augurated the practice of lending gold bands for the ceremony. Diamond engagement rings are cmething almost unheard of, for their manufacture wss stopped in Cctober, 1942. GOCD FOOD FOR HOGS ted Frenw) BELFAST, Feb. 8.—The Irish have found a use for the seaweed cluttering their coast for all these —they've found it to be a gcod hog food in place of pota- toes. After feeding the seaweed’ ra- tion to a pen of pigs during a2 trial period, the Roval Dublin so- ciety -rer mewhat lyric- ally: “It produced a loss. of coat ahd*bloom ‘of skin which are asscciated with good health.” Ground and dried seaweed was Pound “to “have two and a héif times the nutritive value of po- tatoes, 5 OU Name, P_case?. “Who yuh shovin’?” “Dunno: what's your name?”— ' Marshall Printer’s Pastry. , WHITE GIRL, WOMAN, live in, Apply Building 131, Navy Nard, « feb4Xf Side- WAITRESS WANTED. walk Cafe, Duval and Fleming. , jan4-tf WANTED — Fountain Counter Girls and | Waitresses. Gocd salary. Southernmost City Pharmacy. janlat WANTED—Colored boy as kitch- en helper. ‘Good salary. Apply Ocean View Restaurant, 520° United Street. ‘febi-tt cook, ‘nurse, one ‘child. " Refer- ences. $40 monthly. Phone 150-R after 5:30 p. m. febB-6tx ' pers. ‘Between Greene and! Caroline on- Duval. Reward if; returned to F. J. Hartmetz, Del- monico ‘Restaurant. feb6-3tx LOST AND FOUND -FOUND MAN’S BICYCLE. Own-{ er tan have same by identify- Jing ‘same and paying for. this; 16-B, Naval Air Station.: #382-10tx ~ advt. REAL ESTATE t Business or Residential Lots ail parts of ‘the ISiand; ‘Terms -J.-QTTO KIRCHHEINER Realtor No. . feb6-2txt at LOST—Wallet, containing «sum of money and important pa-! Phones 124 and 736-R 505 Duval jan8-tf It is my sincere wish that we will not be forced to add a single penalty for failure to file returns. If returns are not filed, however, it is mandatory that the penalty be added. The penalty is also added for property omitted from the re- turns. If you need a return form, phone 621. or send us a post- card and one -will ‘be mailed promptly. Forms availabie at office from 9 A.M. to5 PM. #4 is i returns -and .applications for exemption must be filed by “April Tat Court House, ‘Key West, Florida. CLAUDE A. GANDOLFO. Monroe County T>x /.:cessor.