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

BA RAGE Two ‘The a Retr Meat Citizen 1. PLANTMAN. Unter and. Puitianer JOR ALLEN, Basiiens Manager From The Citiz-n Guliding Corner Gree Ann Siveets * Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County red at Key West, Flor.da, ¥, M! eR OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use | for repablication of ail news dispatches credited to .t Of not otherwise cred.ted in this paper and also the focal news published here. SUGSCRIVTION KATES 8 second class matter | BLOCKBUSTING INFLATION ' | a Had the President taken action a few | days after this country entered the war, as | he did yesterday in pegging the prices o* practically all foodstuffs and stabilizine | weges, we would not now be staring into thy grim visage of inflation. Of whet avai! is it if a man’s wages i+ raised a dollarva day and the. prices.of | foodstuffs ineresqere h to" absorb! ‘t! | dollar? That is the, thin HE i practised joi 5.00 i enough, that Lak ae to inflation. we ADVERTISING RATES Made. known on application. SPECIAL NOTICE All reading notices, cards of thanks, resolutioss of res; obituary notices, ete., will be charged for at the rate of 10 cents a line. Ngtices for entertainment by churches from which a bi ages is to be derived are 5 cents a line, Cltigen is digs: of public issues and subjects of local or genéral taeigde but it will not pablish anonymous communi- NATIONAL EDITORIAL. ASSOCIATION “WILL always seek the truth and print it. w.thout fear and without favor; ‘never! be afraid: to attack wrong or to applaud right; 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; denounce 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. UMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Water und Sewerage. More Hotels and Apartments. ' Beach and Bathing Pavilion. - Airports—Land and Sea. 5° Consolidation of County and City Gov- 4 ernments. 6, A Modern City Hospital. 5 mt ee = Seer FREEDOM OF THE PRESS Where news is suppressed there is @farchy; where news is controlled there is fear; only where news is free are human be- + ings free, CARL ACKERMAN, Dean, School of Journalism, Columbia University. FOR THIRTY PIECES OF SILVER? A letter from members of the 750th Tak Battalion, Company A, at Fort Knox, K¢ , to werkers who recently struck in ® War industry, said in part: “We feel ceepiy hurt to think that you | wi ould let the boys overseas down. Just what | do you think would happen to this country if the boys overseas would sit down, and quit fighting, beca they just make $50.2 rquth? Weneed more fighting equipmen®, What ° yeu Americans want? More mone ey mow and slavery later, or less money and dom? Just think how seme of your sons and brethers over there would feel if they | kriéw how you were selling them out, and that’s what you are doing when you stop } production.” There is a Bible story of a sell-out for 30 pieccs of silver, Read it. If-your heart is on the right side, it is onthe wrong side which is the right side. The experts say that an aerial raid up- } on our coasts is not impossible, but the only way, apparently, to make some people be- lieve this is to have a few bombs drop in their midst. Nevertheless, we trust the ex- perts are right, for once. RUMORS AS TO SPAIN | There are new rumors n open forum and invites discus- | relating to”! higher wages mount and the méré the fri of necessities of life go Up... the aus 2 er money becomes. sas A Key Wester does not have to be old to recall the time when the purchasing pow- er cf a dollar was a third more than what it is now, and cldtimers can recall when & dollar bought several times more than what it does now. . There was a time in Key West when one brand of condensed milk sold at three for 25 cents, and when cernéd beef also was | “three for a quarter.” Today. itis hard to find out at just what"prices these commodi- ties have climbed to because of their un- availabjlity in Key West. The last Me Years |y pbout-candensed milk it sold fer 2deeentaua and a can of corned beef brgtig hto28 a Dyas 208 neg Raut ahd sslupe7 A.dollar is only as good as pate hia: ing power, and our dollar is at a low’ now, and it is well that the President has | struck valiantly to keep it from going any | lower. Were a free rein given“t0‘séme of our “patriots,” whe have more” éofidefn in their pocketbooks than* they» haye in the war-effort, in a year or ads dollar would drop as low as the Germgn gpor- | mally worth 20 cents, when it required five million marks to buy a postage stamp. Labor, with its present wage Scale. has no just cause to complain with the purchas- ing power of the dollar kept at its present standard, for labor would suffer immeasur- ably inthe long run if wages went up and up and’ up to try to keep on a comparative seale with the faster mounting prices of fecdstuffs. But even though the President has struck now, his striking has been too late to help'tens of thousands of men and wo- men, such as postal clerks and carriers. whese wages are fixed by federal law=. Since the war started, the dollar har | cheapened 15 to 20 per cent, which means that these people are receiving that much ' less now then before the war, based op the ccmpatative purchasing power of thei wages or salaries, then and now. We need have no fear ncw about infla tion if the President and congress don’t weaken, bui, with politics ever astride th bucking bronco, there is still the danger 0. | an exception being made here and there iil! | the excepticn becomes the general rule. PRBS eR EIN EES | The German dope dream_of mastering | the world is beginning to wear Off. s+ —HATAO People who like mee NE will {soon realize that Summer is at hand. mend- ound Humanitarian idealism is co; | Able $0 Te, it remains within: f Hse. ae 258 3 w0 oT sficntial campaign of 1944 has j been felatively quiet during the pa "ive | weeks but under the surface the politico | are busy. | : | GROWING AIR POWER | The United Nations are counting on | overwhelming superiority in the air— | which they are rapidly attaining—to de | cide the war in their favor, not only in Eu- | rope but in the Pacific. | Air power also must be depended on to | a large extent to offset the U-boat campaign | in the Atlantic, on which thé Germans are | expected to stake ev | And summer. Pitting | land applies espeeialf Allies land on the tain to be temperari| | \ In the Pacific, | what different. The need for air power is | just as great, if not greater. Use of land 7p or-dg vituati Inflaticn is cheapenedimones, andthe" THE KEY WEST CITIZEN 1 acre f ‘KEY WEST IN DAYS GONE BY | FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN APRIL 10 I | Tusw that Geo ve J. Rosenthal has “been eliminated) from the » as ay result .of ivé-to-on¢ decision against hint i yreme-court. the Over- Corporation’ expects te obtiin a proper franchise by early Jegisldtive action. i Lieutenant H. J. MeManus,' USN. Who was stationed in Key Wes: for two years, returned yes- tezday from Guantanamo, Cuba, accompanied by Mrs. McManus and their children, Sally and Marv Patticia. The latter was born in Key West. Lenten serv morning and | evening, are being conducted this wee in St. Paul’s Episcopal Shereh. \ Sane I. | Sponges brought good prices at ja sale in Key West today. One: hundr-d and ninety-s-ven bunches were sold for $1,000. ' 4 Shistice Temple. No. 17, Pyth-' \fan{ Sisters. will a meeting riday evening, adicbe at 7:30 'clpek. res lq > 4 gar Taylor, who. had been; isting in Miami, returned yester- | lay. -—_— i Captain Richard Curd Daniels,' who represented Key West at the sonvention of the Southeastern Coast Council, Spanish-American; Louis Wood, of Clearwater, is a! guest of Mr. and -Mrs. Clem C.; Price at their home on Caro-| line street. Special services “will be con-! lucted Friday evening in the First | Tongrgeational Church. “The Ser- | vice of the Cross” is the title of! the sermon to be delivered on! ‘hat. occasion. | G. B. Reed. sanitary officer of the State Board of Health, who| ad been here on an official visit! eft yesterday for Miami. ‘slamorada to visit relatives. | Rebert Pine left yesterday fr} | Mrs. John Connors, - formerly fiiss Edna Pinder, arrived yester-; lav from San _ Diego, Calif. to} jsit her parents, Vivien Pinder, of Fl The golf Coy of the Key West: Country Club, had gone te. Micmi to paciicizate in a sea iament, returned yesterday. omp.ised © Samuel ein sionel H. Plummer, J. R. Stowers, | *obert .F: Spottswood, J. J.i {irschenbaum, William W. De-! neritt, Jr.. Charles H. Ketchum’ nd Clem. C. Price. The Citizen in an editorial para- raph said today: | “The writer has never had suchj i thirst for a glass of beer as dur-} ag the past few days. Advertising | says. Suggest anything and it} wWouses desire.” i | : the; L Died | opened born New! 1806.-Leonidas Polk. Episcopal Yishop, Confederate lieutenant-4 general, born Raleigh, N. C. Died! in battle, June 14, 1864. | 1827.—Lew Wallace, Union gen- | oral. author of “Ben-Hur,” born’ Brookville, Ind. Died Feb. 15, 1905.! 1847.—Joseph Pulitzer, famed New York newspaper Oe >%orn in Hungary. Died Oct. 1911. 52 i 1897.—Eric Knight, movelist, } army officer, born in England./ oe in’plane cra$h, Jan. 1943, | i | Today’ S Horoscope. ———— “Today gives an na Se nature. ‘The ‘native is likely to open some new field of trade, to exploit new lands or advance }'” some new line of thought. War Veterans, returned yesterday. { ‘4 2-BEDROOM Shingle tages for sale, $2,500 each, terms. | | WANTED = Spanish GETL ITI ews JOVE NOT BLIND IN THESE DAYS (Be Axnocinted Pree) CARLSBAD. N. M. April 10.—This went ed wes culied hv A. Heinz, Carlsbad at- torney. frcm his home-town newspaper: < “Wanted: Owner of 1940 Buick would like to corre. | ‘spond with widow who has ‘two good tires. Object, Matri- mony, Address ‘Old Bai for‘ and please enclose pit- ture of the tires.” SP PMI MIS FIM SWARM IN WATERS PHILADELPHIA. — Certain) venemous sea snakes swarm by the thqnsands in tropical waters. FOR SALE “TECHNICAL BOOKS — New Shipment weekly. A look at our Technical Shelf may save you dies of postage and weeks of waiting. PAUL SMITH, bookseller, 334 .Simon- ton St at Eaton St. 3 apritt 4 SPECIAL—One thoysand Manila) 300, Second Sheets, '’'$1.00. Sheets, 60c. in effect. These prices now The Artman Press. aprI-tf BICYCLES—Motor Scooier, Flash- light Batteries. Electric Irons, | Cords, Large Pedestal Fan, 24) inch. Apply at Skating Rink. apr8-tf Cot- Call after 10 p. m. 582-W. apr8-6tx ATTRACTIVE—3 bedroom, tile bath bungalow for. sale, Ave. E,| near hospital. $5,500 unfurnish-| ed; $7,500 furnished. Seen by) appointment. Phone 465. apr8-6tx | WANTED COAT HANGERS WANTED. $1.00 a- hundred. we will call. White Cleaners, 701% Duval St. aprl-tf white or colored. Part! Apply 215 “Whitehead apr9-3tx MAID, time. street. RAVAL OFFICER nished house, z Call wants fur- apartment or 390-W, after 6 aprl0-3tx HOUSE, large or small, furnis' ed or unfurnished. Immediate occupancy desired. Write Mrs. A. Powell, apr10-3tx private lessons. Applv “Q”, The Citizen. apr10-lwk HELP WANTED WANTED—Five Waitresses, one Counter Man, ore Short Order 7° Steam Table Man. Good salary. Room and board, if, desired. Apply J. -D.’s Restaurant, cross street from ‘bus . station. _WANTED—Young High Schoo?» Graduat ~Bk€ellent chahce, promotion, steady work, perm. anent residents preferred. Ap-| ply Western Unicn. apr7-4t TRUCK DRIVER—Must be de- pendable. Good pay. Key West Wholesale Grocery, 900 Duval t. aprl0-2t FOR RENT FOR RENT—DETECTIVE STOR- IES. The. very newest and goriest—not an antique in the} lot! Rents start as low as 10c per week. PAUL SMITH, book- seller, corner Simonton and Eaton St. aprl-tf rd FOR_RENT — Furnished Room. | 1220 Newton St. LOST fg ee emenes etamee LOST—Gas “A” Phone 282,| Star | +! Miam| 1212 Packer Street.! aprl0-Itx}, LEGALS ‘In THE CIRCU: COURT Qr THE ELE “JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN 2 FOR MON- ROE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. '¥ CHANCERY. Case No. 2-30. WEEKLY SCRAPBOOK , WINIFORD IOND'PALAZZOLA, . Plaintiff, vs. DIVORCE ACTION HENRY PALAZZOLA, + 2y\Defandant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION £0; HARRY PALAZZOLA, Residence Unkngwn,” You are hereby req pear -to the Bill of yma nt for divorce in-the above styled on the 3rdday of May; A. D:'1943, otherwise the allegation’ therein | Will be taken as. confessed Done and Ordered this 3rd day of April, A. D. 1943. (SEAL) Ross C Sawver Clerk of the Circvit Court Monroe Countv, Florida By: (Sd.) Kathleen Nottage. Deputy ‘THOMAS ©. CARO. phils Solicitor for the Plaintiff wired taan-. cause | < apr3-10-17-24,1943 } —$_____ INCUIT COURT oF + NTH JU A Snor COUNTY, E OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN- 456 MIAMI PRODUCTION CRE ASSOCIATION, a corpo: “id "plaintife TAS Lows and. MAG- LOWE his wif, R PnPor Bed RH authorit Forec dey, and... by Deerde of ‘om ‘the 18th $945. by the Honora Barns; ome of the Judzes Cireuit Court of the Eleventh Ju- dicial Cireuit, in and for Monroe County, Florida, that certain cause in Chancery, in said coart Produc- . a corpora- nd’ ‘Thomas A Lowe and Maggie Lowe, his wife. and R. R. Philpot, are. Defendants, the undersigned, as Special Mas in Chancery, appointed by ourt in said Final Decree of Foi josure, under and by virtue of terms thereof, will offer for sale and sell at public outery to the highest and best bidder for cash at the front door of the County Co House of Monroe County. in | the! City of Key West, Florida, on t 3rd day of May, 1943, between the hours of eleven’ o'clock A two o'clock P. M.. the sane a legal sales day and th Thours of sale, the scribed real property s and being in Monroe ¢ ida, to-wit: Southeast quarter Section 13, Township 5 Range 40 East, less acres out of the Southwest Corner sold to G. D. Fle being 158 acres, more or |} The said property as afor together with all the tenem hereditaments and appurten thereunto belonging, ors in tke appertaining being sold ["Satisty said in . is Plaintiff, wer Beach, F! | Attorneys for Plaintiff. apr3-10-17,1943 lw run cmeurr “ei FOR MONROE COUNTY. | ex THE Cre EV in cr HANCRRY. FRANK ALMENGUAL, | Plaintiff. vs. DIVORCE ELENA ALMENGUAL dant teacher, ™ Ye eh quired to ap- near to the bill of complaint for diverce fited against you in th entitled first | to the bill of comp’ jou |When the sign of wear, cut o erned print t re Week's Best Recive Pads suggests te a way to renovate ot pads u old pretty pat- ame shape as edg fort ‘ourid the you are MOV aa for w ashi ng. About Potatoes Managing to get vary meals by ch dic! pared by ad i, tablespoons of molasses | te fat to four or five ed potatoes. Wh +: toes if you will lea spoon of cinnamon and a cocked rr you boil pot the Jackets on them you will r the valuable vitamin j the body needs. Pe j)Tohs them of much born Charlottesville. years age George bern 75 ¥ ago Arliss, English _ actor. President Stumm cc Bas Eleventh State of IT COURT oF THF TH JUDICIAL CURCUIT 2 OY FLORIDA, OX oR MONROE COUNTY. EN mY. = Plaintiff. DIVORCE You are hereby ren | filed agai od at is 2d day of Apr (Circuit Court - | titled caus M irst Monday in otherwise the al- be D. taken t Key West April A. D. © Sawver P| ENRIQUE FE i ~ FANNIE THORNTON TY ORDER OF Fannie Thornton Tyler, Residence Unkno’ You are hereby required to ap- r to the bill of complaint foi | divorce filed against you in th [Rhos entities ceune on. ‘che firs! Monday in May A. D. 1 other. | Wise the allegations of said bi will be taken confessed. Done and ordered at. Kev West. Florida, this 2d day of April A. D. 1943. | Cirguit ue Genre TO Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court | py: (S8d.) Florence E. Sawyer, Devuty ier, | WILLIAM V. ALBURY, Solicitor for Plaintiff, IN CIAL, CURCUIT OF UPLORIDA. IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY Cane No. 8-531 WILLIAM (AVNER S SII Sarestiebekanataerns we Spain, with some reports asserting that the | i troops on a large scale is ruled out for the Germans are making desperate efforts to | present by the nature of the battleground. persuade Gen, Franco. to actively partici- | It is spread out over thousands of miles and pate in the war on the side of the Axis. | among hundreds of islands,’ some large, There is no way to test the accuracy some small. of such reports but it seems unlikely that | Forces of occupation are needed but in the Spanish dictator, having waited. this | comparatively small numbers on most of the long. will now risk the consequences that | islands. The real work is done by the Air are likely to follow his espousal of the Axis’ Force and the Navy. The United States i side. The facts of war are against such a’ just getting into its stride in the air. It had n.ove, even if Franco's sympathies are defi- | to train pilots and build bombers. Both un- nitely with the Axis powers. 4 dertakings are far advanced. Ew It is hereby. o1 ed that you are required to bon the 3rd May jf May, 1943, before the above en- | titled court to the Bill of Com- ae ie | plaint filed against you in- the entitled a The Key | Phones 124 and 136-R 505 Duval Wert Citizen is aprl-tt $2,'shall Sunday’s Horoscope This day produces a stead-' fast soul who makes many! fiends and holds them by force} Norman Thomas calls job big unworkable, undemocratic. ie > rrovesctrewer * Solicit “Electrical DON'TS” ELECTRIC WASHER THE WRINGER DON’T leave pressure on rolls when not in use. DON’T use same pressure for all of clothes; adjust wringer for types. DON’T use the center section of rolls, use full width. DON’T allow grease to accumulate on ends of rolls, as this will rot the rubber. “THE WASHER DON’T overload, fill with clothes and water to water line. . DON’T start washer with full load, put clothes in after washer is running. DON’T leave agitator on shaft, remove peg Brae dinparsr geben The Washer have now will have to maod Se as gape SEEEEEREEE EOE EEE EEE EE EE OEE REED ENED