The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 10, 1943, Page 2

vACE TWO The Key West Citizen THE CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO. INC, Published Daily, Except Sunday, by L. P. AREMAN. Owner and Pubtian JOW, ALLEN, Kusiness My From ‘The Citizen Bailding Corner Greene and Ann Screets Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County ‘ered at Key West, Florida, as second class matter MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The: As: Press is exclusively entitled to use for repub f all net credited to st or not erwise credited 1h Hh ane alsp the local news hed heres 2 f ‘Bnoomrart A E s One Year 4 Six Months Three Months Che Month Weekly oc ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application. SPECIAL NOTICE All reading notices, cards of thanks, resolutioss of respect, obituary notices, etc., will be charged for at the rate of 10 cents a line. Notices for entertainment by churches from which & revenue is to be derived are 5 cents a line. ‘The Citizen is an open forum and invites discus- sion of public issues and subjects of local or general interest but it. will not publish anonymous communi- cations. MEMBER FLORIDA PRESS ASSOCIATION NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WILL always seek the truth and print it w.thout fear and without favor; never | ak afraid to attack wrong or to applaud we ? | Key Westers have become, always fight for progress; never be the or- gan or the mouthpiece of any person, clique, | faction or class; always do its utmost for the public welfare; never tolerate corruption or injustice; denqunce vice and praise virtue, commend good done by individual or organ- ization; tolerant of others’ rights, views and opinions: print only news that will elevate and not contaminate the reader; never com- promise with principle. SS -— IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water und Sewerage. More Hotels and Apartments. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. Airports—Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City Gov- ernments. A Modern City Hospital. DILUTED FAITH This nation has always been unbeat- able because the people have had faith in their form of government and in private enterprise. Their faith brought them free- dom—-spiritual, economical, and political. It also brought them unprecedented com- ; mittee. remark WHEN YOU PAY, SMILE! If you wish to know how. tax conscious go up on the second floor of the Federal Building and | take a look into the office of Howard Wil- | son, the Key West income-tax man. With the deadline expiring next Mon- day, the rush is on, and, though Key West : is. crowded with busy men, ‘probably is. the busiest, Though the amounts’ paid’ on’ last year’s income have increased immensely, as compared with former years, yet the sums paid now are merely a foretaste of what is to come as the war goes on. As Kip- ling said in his ““Absent-Minded Beggar,” written 43 years or so ago, when the Boer War was at its height, it is a case of “pay, Pay, pay.” The tax in Britain in those days was « bagatelle compared with what it is today. Incidentally, what we are paying now, and what we likely will be paying, beginning on July 1, is far lower than what the English- man is paying. Meanwhile, the house ways and._means Mr. Wilson committee, after turning down the Carlton : | version of the Rum! pay-as-you-earn plan, is still undecided on what action to take to | bony the daxes to help Uncle Sam to take cafe/of the vast expetiditures for the war. Robert.L.. Doughton, chairman of the com- at tHe conclusion of Mon- day’s:session,‘ We'll sleep over it and pray over if. As The Citizen has declared several | | times, we who remain at home and pay taxes are really the fortunate ones in this war. We have minor inconveniences with | | which to contend, while our men at the ' front, in addition to shaking hands with | death, sometimes are glad to get hardtack and bully beef and glad, too, to have a chance to sleepin a trench, with mud water up to their chins. So, to use 4 version.of The Virginian’s warning, When you pay, smile! This column advises everybody to read | the Bible, Shakespeare and The Citizen. Everything in life has there were no lazy people in the world there would be no energetic individuals. Civilized persons might save time and morey by determining their disputes through the tossing of a coin or the roll of dice. This would be hard on attorneys at law but would save a lot of energy. The United States is the only nation that pays for territory it has conquered. We paid. $20,000,000 for the relinquishing of all a purpose. If | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ? 7 s naetteheniainienann taetiehiiabatataeenend KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY PROM PILES OF THE CITIZEN OF MARCH 10, 1933- “ZANGARA SENTENCED TO! | DEATH” is the streamer. headline} of an AssociatedPress dispatch in| {The Citizen taday, and the sub-| ‘head reads, “Fanatical Assassin {To Die In Electric Chair For. Mur- | {der Of Cermak.” Cermak, as the} story relates, was shot when the! assassin attempted to kill Presi- | dent-elect Roosevelt shortly be-| | fore his inauguration. William R. Porter, president of! | the First National Bank, in dis-| | cussing today the banking situa-| | tion throughout the country, said| !it was impossible to state whenj | banks will resume regular busi | ness. | Mayor William H. Malone said! |today he feels confident that the| |baby bond and coupon system) | will be adopted in Key West. | Prompt action by j night in the No. 1 station probably | {burns and suffocation. The fire | | started in a cell in the city jail and awakened the prisoner. He} |yelled for help, and when the |firemen reached the jail, they | found him at the door of the cell; | gasping for breath. | i i Miss Anna Perez and Bryan Richardson were married last! | night. in the home of the bride at! | 916 Virginia street. i Dr. and Mrs. Walter King, who had been visiting Major and Mrs. |M. S. Lombard, left yesterday for Washington. Dr. King is connected with the United States Health Service. Public Mrs. Andrew R. Miller enter-| tained at an informal tea yester- | day afternoon from 4 to 6 o’clock} in honor of her niece, Mrs. H. Mercer Richards, of Lakeland. | A benefit cabaret will be held | tomorrow night in the Cuban j clubhouse. | Mr. and Mrs. Victor Toledo, for- | ; merly of Key West, now of Brook- }lyn, are in the city visiting Mrs. {Emmie Kemp, 1115 Southard: | street. | | Mrs. Archie Lowe and children tleft yesterday for -West’ Palm | Beach, where they will visit rela- | tives. G. R. Steadman, cable foreman j of the Western Union, who was on a tour of inspection at Miami} | Beach, returned yesterday. | Today The Citizen says in an| te * . LETTERS Some letters come from near at hand some from distant places, some bring tears to weary eyes ‘ And some lend. smiles ta. faces. And And But whether ‘they bear mirth or woe Or happiness. or sorrow, They form a slender bridge that links The past with tomorrow. But t!.ey, are always welcome, No. matter what they contain. We would surely miss them Were they never to come again. SOPHIA L. NASH. Key West, Fla. Irwin—I, my friend, am a self- made man. Will—How bad you must feel bout being interrupted befare you had completed the job. LEGALS NOTICE OF INTENTION TO. MAKE APPLICATION FOR. LICENSE AS FREE DEALER Notice is hereby given that the resident of Monroe County, of Florida, intends. to apply on saved a prisoner from death from| Thursday, ‘the 25th day of March, | A. D. 1943, .or as soon thereafter as the undersigned may be heard, to the Honorable Judges of Cireuit Court of. the Eleventh Ju- dicial Circuit of the State of Flor- ida, in and for Monroe County, in Chancery sitting, for a license to manage, take charge of, and con- trol her propérty, and ‘to become @ free dealer in evry respect. Dated at Key West, Florida, this 23d day of February, A. D. 194: L. DUFF feb24;mar3-10-17-24,1943 (IN THE CIRCUIT COURT oF Tit RLEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATR OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR, MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. Case No, 8-522 THOMAS ROBERT WATTS. Plaintift. ys. DIVORCE EVELYN SARAH WATTS. Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION i TO: Bvelyn Sarah Watts. 2736 North Howard Boulevard, Baltimore. Maryland. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the bill of complaint for! the TO the first | ivorce filed against you in above entitled cause on Monday in.April A. D. 1943. other- wise the allegations of said will be taken as confessed. Done and Ordered at Key West. Florida, this 24 day of March A. D. 1 943. (Seal ef the Circuit Court) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court. | (S4.) Kathleen Nottage. Deputy Clerk. ENRIQUE sinh rh JR.. Solicitor : for, intiff. aes yee mar3-10-17-24,1943 IN THE. CIRCUIT. COURT, QF THE BLEVEN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE un FF FLORIDA, IN By: INTY. ‘TER, Plaintiff, vs. DIVORCE WALTER HENRY EYSTER. 4 Defendant. ORDER PUBLICATION TO: Walter Henry S. Tarbell, master, New. York, N. ¥. You are hereby required to appear the Bill of Complaint, for divorce bill} | LEGALS [IN "THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE | SVENTH, erat cuncurr | OF FLORIDA, 1 ND FOR i — ie COUNTY, CHAN- IN | No. 8-533 |HANS KAUNITZ, | Plaintiff. jHILDEGARD NEWMANN | KAUNITZ, Defendant. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION TO: HILDEGARD NBEWMANN UNITZ, 82 Santa Monica. Pasay, Philippine islands. You are hereb: dered to file your appearance {Bi of Complainthg against you by Hi jbefore the Rule : April 5, lallegations of jtaken as confessed |, Let this order be The K |secutive | Datea 1943. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk Circuit Court of Monroe County, By: (Sa.) JOHN E. PORTE, jAttorney for Plaintiff. | * mar3-10. = t0- i the Hebe published in West Citizen for four con- weeks. this 2nd day ef March. Florence E. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. ‘ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED ‘Senate Bill No. 163) NOTICE I Weneey GIVEN, That | Edelmiro Morales. holder of 7 Certificate No. 1. issued the 7th i day of August, A.D. 1939. has filed same in my office and has made application for a tax deed to be is. ) sued thereon. Said certificate em. braces the following described prop- Temen last; undersigned, a married woman, a/¢rty in the County of Monroe, State ‘State | of Florida, to-wit: | Pt. Lot 2 Sar. as. recorded Records. The assessment of the said prop-| 5 D2-513 El-452 Monroe County the|erty under the said certificate is- | sued was in the name of John’ Z | Hyatt. i Unless said certificate shall be redeemed according to law, the. Paying Taxes And Buying Bonds Shows Fiting Men You Support Them, $2j8 Honored War Work By EDWIN C. TRACY an extragrdinary contr the War Effort). : “Buying a War Bond more than investing curity. This'war h means; Property described therein will be} sold to the highest bidder at the court house door on the first Mo: {day in the month of May h is the 3rd day of M. Dated ths 10th day of M j 1943 | (SEAL) Rozs C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court of Monroe | County, Florica, marl0-1 ch, 4-31.1943 { | IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE! | ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT) | OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN | AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. j Case No. 8-533 {MARTHA ANN KESSLER TYAVILA, Plaintiff, vs. DIVORCE ARMANDO DAVILA, Defendant. QRDER OF PUBLICATION 2 fANDO DAVILA. Sauadron, Group 92. Bomb clo Postmaster, You are hereby required to app: to the bill of complaint for diverce be taken as_ confessed. < | Done and Ordered at Key West | Florida, this 9th day of March A.T* 1943. Ross C Sawyer Clerk. of the Cireuit i Court. { By (Sd.) Kathleen Nottage. = Devuty ‘Clerk. ENRIQUE ESQUINALDO. JR. Solicitor for Plaintiff marl0-17-24-31.1943 Cireuit Court Seal) NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR | TAX DEED DI (Senate Bill No. 168) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That | Emily M. Price. holder of Tax Cer- | tificate "No. 531, issued the 2nd | day of September, A. T’. 1940, has |filea@ same in my office and 4 made application for a tax deed to be issued thereon. Said certificate | embraces the following described ¥ Praises Workers’ Spirit it has to be paid for if and women of America a tain their freedom and dence. Millions of our sons, SCLDIER PLAYS SAFE WITH CENSOR (By Associates Press) SPINDALE, N. C., Mar. Mrs. B. Duncan of ceived this Bill who is in the U Spindale r letter from her son S. Army Air “Can't write a thi sor’s to blame. Just and sign my name where we sailed from tion the date and can’t even nw ber the meals that I ate. Can't say where we're going, don't know g—the cen- y I'm well, Can't tell n't men- + where we'll land, couldn't inform you if met by a band. Can't men- tion the weather, f there's rain, all must secrets rem: flashlight to guide me at night, can’t smoke cigarettes except out of sight. Can't keep a diary, for \such is a sin, can't keep the en- velopes your letters come in Can't say for sure, darling, just what I can write, so I'll call this a letter, and close with ‘good pte n 2 Sound se- Putting s to be won and: Sageme S <—s oe —— em Catiioraie ~ Gu the whole | orbes real the = tance claim to the Philippines, Puerto Rico and | night. Guam, although we won the war, and at considerable cost we wrested Cuba from This Order is to he published once | i é {and hard to hold, because Uncle}, week tor to bears Spain and then freed the little island. When ! sam is making it too hat to hold.” | ‘The Key West Citizen, « newspaper | ees peer si | in the above styled cause on the | editorial paragraph: ? |day of April, A, D. 1943, otherwi “Gold, gold, gold, bright and) the allegations therein will be taken! | yellow, hard and cold; hard to get | 88 confessed. fort and security. Any man or woman, re- gardless of race, color or creed, was free to come and go as he pleased, work for whom } he pleased, and by thrift, bring security | Lot 9, Sqr. 4. Tr. 30, B5-409, as re- corded in Monroe County Rec- ords. The assessment of the said prop- MINUS OF THREE THINGS ST. LOUIS—The great bulk and well-being to himself and his family. He could go into business for himself and it he made good no one resented his succes: Yesterday these things were so, without question. We now hear predictions that we will | have some measure of socialism after the | war. We hear warnings that the people in- | tend to have “total social security.” If they cannot get it 100 per cent under the pres. ent system, the implication is they will d mand it under some other system. Material # comfort with many has clearly taken’ pré cedent over things of the spirit, althoug’ lip service is still paid to American tradi- tions. Federal bureaus and many public of- ficials promote this counterfeit doctrine. A, good example of diluted faith in America was contained in a recent news re- port from Washington, which stated in the | near future an energy resources czar would | be appointed to “control production and dis- | tribution of coal, oil and electric power.’ | The long-range purpose of this and similar | official planning is to pave the way for the | ultimate taking over by government of all natural resource industries — socialization. | Natural resource industries are the foundation of free enterpriseaThey have served the nation well. They have contrib; uted to stable employment.and:shigherdiving standards. There is no sowhd reason for mak- | ing basic changes in theix.ownership.or their methods of operation. Proposals for their | socialization mean that officials with “di- | luted faith” are tryin gto straddle a poli- | tical fence.. This is not the kind of “faith” that built this nation. When everybody agrees with what the! editor writes, he will be out of a job. The Red Cross needs the financial sup- rort of every American who is given the op; portunity. to.do. something. unselfish in. con- | nection with the war. ‘ ‘newly created Americans, the world war is over we will need a good’: | trader, otherwise those slick European dip- | lomats will put it all over us. Representative | | Clare Luce should have a seat at the peace | table. | WHAT WE OWE OURGOVERNMENT | ““Native-born Americans seldom stop | y their daily routines, to ap- | yf their American citi- | e-of*many foreign-born j the United States and, after | complying with certain formalities, become citizens of this republic. | The freedoms that we enjoy contrast | brightly with the hardships of other coun- | tries. The advent of Nazi domination has made the difference greater than ever. | The other day a judge, in a Federal | court, in administering the oath to scores of | | declared that | those of us at home must do everything to | support the government willingly and | eagerly in order that enough guns, tanks, }| engines and ships go to our men who need | them. | He was stressing the obligations of citizenship in the midst of war which was eminently proper. At the same time there are obligations of citizen: ‘inYears of peace which many native. n, i overlook. eee \ How many of us have known citizens who sneer at democracy, deride all govern- | mental efforts that they disapprove and set themselves up as sole custodians of Amer- | | ican virtues as if this great nation belonged | | only to them { Every citizen has a right to his.opiniona. He should support the candidates of his | | choice. After the decision has been made, | , in democratic fashion, however, the good | citizen should support the choice of his | country, whether it be in the election of an j official or the establishment of a policy. OPENED IN 1787 | NEW YORK.—The first suc- cessful glass factory in America was opened in Boston in 1787. American writers in Britain take a high-altitude flying course. LEGALS oe OF APRLICATION, FOR But Non 108) bee. 1S HEREBY GIVEN, at 8. Austin, holder of. Tax Gertiticate No. 669, issu gay the 2nd day of September, A. D. 1998, ed same in my attics auanee application for peace thereon. ‘sald certificate. enibraces the following deseribed property in the County of ‘Monroe, s ¢ Florida, to-wit: Stee ot 8, Bix Pine Key, Sec. 14, Twp, 66, Range 29—68% , DI-511, as recorded in roe County, Records. The assessment of the said prop- erty under the said certificate Is- sued was in the name of Minnie Duke. Uniess said certificate shall be deemed according to law, the prop- erty described therein will be sold to the highest i h deor. day in the month of April. 3 Which is the 5th day of April, 1943. Dated this 17th day of February, (SEAL Ross © Sawyer Clerk of Cireult Court ‘of, Monroe Sa y, Florida. County, Bloriggp11-24,mar3-10,1943 ———_—_—_—— <THE © "rT COURT OF THE ELEVEN H JUDICIAL CIROUT OF THE STATE OF FLOR: IDA. IN. ND FOR MONROE © Cites Plaintiff, Ss. DIVORCE, RALPH O'NEIL, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION. 5 Northmere i Argyle, Chicago, Tlinois. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint for di- yoree in the above styled cause on the 5th day of April, D. 1943, will L 'Phis Order is to be published once. a week for four consecutive week: in The Key West Citizen, a newspa- per published in Key West, Florida. Rone and Ordered this 16th day of February, A. D. 1943: (Court Seal) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mon- roe County, Florida, By: (Sd.).Florence. E. Sawyer, 'B: Deputy Clerk. ALLAN B. © LEARE, Solicitor for Plaintift. < feb1¥-24,mar3-10,T94: The Key West Citizen, a newspaper | erty, under the said certificate ne published in Key West, Florida. 8 Done and Opdered this 16th day of February, A.D, 1943. (SEAL) = Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Cirenit Court, Monroe County, Florida. By: (Sd.) Florence E. Sawyer, Z Deputy Clerk, (Sd.) ALLAN B. CLEARKH, JR, Solicitor for Plaintiff. feb17-24,mar3-10,1943 NOTICE TO CREDITORS (1983, et, Sees, 119, 120) OF THE COUNTY OE COUNTY, FLOR- ELD hag ee 5 se Deceased. I Creditors and Persons Having ims or Demands Against Said each of you are hereb: notified and reattired to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against’ the estate of Samuel Winfield Rob- erts, sometimes known as Winfield Roberts, deceased, late of said County, to the County Judge of Monroe County, Flor- at his office in the court house of said-County at Key Wes! Plerida, within eight - Months from the time of the first Publication of this notice. aim or demand shall be in writing, and shall state the place of resi- ‘| dence and post office address of the claimant, and shall be sworn to b: the claimant, his agent, or his at torney, and any such claim ar de- mand nOk-ed filed shail be void. he Estate of bert: = times known as S. Winteld Hobs erts, deceased. feb24;mar3-10-17,1943 ST, . FLORIDA, AND FOR MON! i re ; ROE COUNTY. 1 La WAYNE G. Scat BEA’ '¥ -of- ise the rain, will. be. taken. This Order is to be publish: ff reek for ie. Key a news- feet Publighed in Key West. Fior- Done ‘sl this. 23rd day ihe” © Paulie samser Clerk te the Circuit Court, Monroe r. Deputy Clerk et . y for Plaintiff. eb 24 ;mar3-10-17,1943 calendar | yw JUDICIAL CIRCUIT I ‘as in the name of Mattie M. ' said certificate shall be re- | deemed according to law, the prop- \erty described therein will be sold | jte the highest bidder at the | court house door on the first Mon-| | day in the ith of April, 1943,! { which is the 5th day of April, 1943 }_ Dated this 17th day of February, } 1943. | EAL) Ross C Sawyer |Clerk of Cireuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. feb17-24,mar3-10,1943 \N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT | OF THE STATE OF FLOUIDA. | AND. FOR MONROE COUNTY, | CHANCERY. Cane Ne. 8-510 ETHELMAE COLLIN intifft. — | vs. DIV | MARION LEON COLLINS, { Defendant. | al OP_PUB) ON, iri SPATE OF ELORIDA, | To: MARION “LEON COLLINS, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN. It is hereby ordered that you are| required to appear on the 5th day | of April, 1943, before the above! entitled court to the Bill of Com- plaint, filed. against you in the above entitled cause, and The Key is hereby designat-| ed as the newspaper. in which | this order shall be published once! | 0£2£444444444444444 of American Indian tribes pos- sessed neither time systems nor writing. DR. AARON H. SHIFRIN GENERAL PRACTICE PHONE 612-W i ecb >. PHONE 135 < ecacascesce a week for four (4) consecutive § weeks. Witness the Honorable Arthur, Gomez as One of. the Judges of) j this Court and the Seal of_ this Court in the City of Key West, Monroe County, Florida, this 20th day of February, 1943, | (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk Cireujt Court, Monroe Coun: ty, Florida. las (Sa.) Florence E. Sawyer, i NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Genets a No. 163) NOTICE = 1: /EREBY GIVEN, That Myrtland Catensholden, of, Ta: | Certifieate No. 302, issued the 2nq/ day of September, A. D. 1940, has! filed same in my office and has! made application fora tax he issued thereon. embraces the following deseribed! property in the County of Monroe, | State of Florida, to-wit: Pt. of Tr. 13, B of W-101, UU-111, as recorded in Monroe Count; ‘ { The assessment of the said prop-. erty under. the said certificate is- sued was in the name of Rose Whal- ton Et Al. * Unless said certificate ier be re- (RECO) io law, erty describ rein will be at 2 he in the roenth, which is the 5th day of i oo this 17th day of, ‘County, Fi : deed to @ Said certificate e