The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 31, 1945, Page 2

. THE KEY WEST CITiziN” SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1948 She Rey; est Citizen eer ues bl The ‘Flovida legislature will be con- | Sunday, . © ser haN zi vened next Tuesday, and at no other time, é Nowe IS HEREBY ce so far as The Citizen can recall, have there i rte tg County Tax_ Certificate issued. the 7th day of duis. Sey West and | been as many as three proposed major | 1941, have filed same in my © Ja, as second vlass matter bertepe bel irsornensbutrmanterore eee | Chapter 11 But where aie reached ‘he hos: gome small measure of con comfort and have made applic a ora a aS arter, re : “DOOR Jerry!” echoed Dr. Nich-} Pital the following a‘ternoon ‘rom emptying Bee ence “embraces. t inowina | country. oi sdiusively) eatitiva to | at'large. imDemocratit primaries of ‘candié| Ie ols, and Alice unashamedly Sound ae enothes._| en at | Sole from bringing oy out hi — describe * pgowerty’ "in in - pe u 4 7 e! & 5 mn * ros oe aac ‘Panera bdutast¥or the: county Céminntssion. |“ «+ | Blew her nose. 1 | ever hile been admitted, eye puT ties ithe sane, cain, ae pe Se ttare Ke Kor Here wt odes Witlidation of the charter’ is by tar thé “Well, what are we moment of sheer panic. What’ eaytieht, robb robbing thers them of a a i “wie eae a. bir‘o demanded i ge “his Garis ° vik “mtg “th: horrors: #60 % ie a jE ifippittant of the.measures, as. it will. ia ry ‘in’ here’ and give give |Peached out of its mysteny~ ya jom a ans the cS yl | provide the. changing,of the: cityigovern: | Mi, a, top ee ae otis orgie ba iT ae nade inna gine ce aseene, anit tent from ‘the | ‘Gounciliniinic ‘to ‘the com- | 4 ahi id 4 i ice Miler filler tapped vat tthe door, | own men—or bah ‘si a our | Moree a aes bt whether. he is. the carrier of this ft he denied said verti {mifssion torn! ss... | A carats i ner Seats aes quistly, « oD Nichols} ihe s si 4 ery deseribed a Ey ’ | Naturally, that proposal is.opposed in ! that” ie shrigneteoaet Pand|has finished his examination of H® looked “up at, themy! and ie, fa door amthe firwt 3 swe NOTICE | some quarters, and at least the ‘spoken | his¢yes looked very tired and very | Jerry Butler ind movie Thetis ee es ae month, of artime cohinet ministers to ading rls of thanks, resolutions | * Sphepgee Ge be 4 che oe | old “Til stop in at the feed store on|See you and Dr. Frazier in his) that happen. In the jungles. 1’ Mas n for bringing country int or om ‘poems, ete, will be | opposition is based on the fact that the | my, way home to supper and sug- ose you have a moment to men Senna Laas ALS srk ‘this 13 es a Ger man side ew © ate ee eo shane : evrys can . est that he drop in tomorrow ee. own, Sometimes you ju pepe « e at rived are aes oy nines | chan 206 submitted oie vote of the } Hea let us look ae over. I can it would be easier to have a) ult a Sawyer 1933 — The Unempieyment * for i SNA ais: | people, but it is safe to say that nine-tenths | even hint that it is at the request| JERRY, wearing corduroy S| buddy’s gun in your back than to Clerk of the Cireult Court, jief Act, inchading the ot MEO es Hat anpasiinns usnd bah s of the army doctors who di: a sweater, and a leather-: lined take a chance of putting one of Monroe County, Viorids Conservation Caryn saned anonymous | Of at opposition, and probably nine- Charged him. Of course, we all|windbreaker. rose as they came yours in hist We hada lot of By: Florence |. saw yer , - tenths of the remaining tenth, would have | understand that not one single ip a eee tere with ashy: | pesmrne: Cua to a i Oo i 1943—Alies comtinue ~ ‘rolled up its sleeves and fought the propo- | word of this is to leave this room! Lise Nichols ia enialty, faa lyre ea peal Sarees A NOTICE or. APPLICATION ng in Central Tunisie MPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST sition at the polls, chiefly for personal | "THE Loomis child died that| “Jerry, here, has been telling me|like ‘Silly Kelly’ and “Yellow | Lig Eh 1944 Federal Judge Metager a I p E ° Chapter, 207s Acts, of ADVOCATEL BY THE CITIZEN reasons. night. i a bits about Ae exerie tea out | Lil ang oe eves oe the SOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Hoaplviu rules mare! law & S. : : Meredith, standing beside the|in the ea c. thought you] passwor and. out 0 i 1¢ ness Bete Roberts enondor oe ‘At longer in effect there on oo { Most of the fight would have been | bed where the tiny creature lay, peeps mee pe sae eeena the siney Kirt that scunded | aNded the 2nd day of September. judgment of the Arny> Signet 1 More Hotels and Apartments. ‘conducted strictly along honest lines, but, | 1yea°Pihat, Weed at the s it and asked questions | A, ,D. 140, has filed same in m> officers there & Geach and Bat! Pavilion. he Citizen was i rme aie | bright wings of he it. of white] His eyes swept for a tax deed to he j |? Pepa j 0 The Citizen was informed, a small group | PEM Wemet ductor she. fold} teeth, acd. said quickly, “I don't,| Dr. Nichols’ and lingered: 1 FAI Certificate. embraces the Auwports—' ea } that fraudulently engineered the last city | herself scathingly. And yet all/0f course. Hello, Dr. Merry. Stewart’s, and to Alic ' Consolidation of County and City Govs.) Sc. ‘leatiatt in tw precincts was goiig to.“get | her carefully, painfuily acquired Hella, Dr, -Frazic back to Dr. Nichols. He leaned 4 2008s f knowledge, all her. expensive Meredit! ) on Dr. Nichols’ desk, and his vyice — ‘ a sy” * to defeg§ the new charter proposal, | traini ail the years and years Rae tay ab sa We vn. ‘Dr. genes Pesca pane sald harshly, ot DN @S-0K oul® a5e8. @. sg in ich men had’ slaved -and’ Is, 1osttl : speaking: in “Loo! r. Nichols, I’m not a so * Quam berry noms 2) (he dapsh Ho rga'large majority’of city offi-! St ugeted arid fought against’ the] genial. tone tha : I kriew whert you ‘asked me’ to ; Se Aa ed es age ian administra Ative’] hordes of illness and death) hadi them except Jerry, who d come ‘here foria ¢check-un at csdxament of ed. little or;no oppo- not made it possible for, hex to: Took erect, yes, | wasn’t be ecause you wanted we neh ae ania carts save this small scrap of, hu-. “Je ro 2 hear me. talk! You thought ‘hore } j, jf. + Loteueet: that poa change, as they manity fromthe Eternal Dark- Ga i ey dbo in the ae aa seein ot seamed © ma Vales aid cortiticate snail he re- mus! 2. whi wl es vi 6] ad a vt ste hi 4 = . * Baikad far, rBgardless of the! ‘form OF Bove. | Pete! a on out there, what; ivele ies Well; what is te Ani 3 SE eecribes Shenain. 01 an aie ion ernmen', the Oty will cor tinue to have em- Shenae ae the (cg ene) going through physically — all th held her, bres hay, the; highest} at the { © ugh waited; and when Meredith | that.” 1 think you were saying, clenched Ughtly. "7 "ice | nPeee gen On aie faamt aia stumbled out to him, he held her close for a moment, then started Tih day of May, 1445 Where news is suppressed there is ip! Jerry, when these folks came in,|seemed scarcely to breathe Besides, the jobs of employes will } that the worst thing w the|Stewart looked down ot o ted this Isth day of smcnw: where news is controlled there is t fe as long as they perfor: Seen a ; ee | fe as long as they perform their duties, | the car and drove ‘home, letting | nightly bombing and shelling.” |clenched fist, and his mou... .< ‘ no war ame rn becatise they will work unter civil service. | he, Telax. against his shoulder! “Jerry grimaced and there w: tight white lin he ial > 3 I : : A 2 S * | and give way to the purely fem-| , j ‘ae Laie beat epenaaee erd _ Be - | Seal) Ross C Sawyer under the «aid certificate “mer tree As to reregistration, every honest voter | inine tears of which she was se-|2,/00% in his eyes that wrenched) Before Dr. Nichols could ~- Sleek 0 eee ‘ein . z - ies he saat pia ae cretly a little ashamed. Meredith's heatt with pity. swer him, Jerry said harsh). og ilone CARL ACKERMAN, in the county favors it, because it is an as- | Wheat hey reached the hewat gecometinoss I think that was|you think I’m—nuts, say =:' | Ry: Fle . . surance that th Siitinae at acd 5 1 acne 3 - | the worst part of it,” he confided, | wouldn’t be too much sur) Dean, School of Journalism, aw a e that the qualitied list will not con- | ful lodge, joutlined against the}and by his eyes they knew he|it's what they call battle : es Cotumble University tain the names of persons who have died 9d, winter’s sky, Hugh drew her/ was back there again, trying to|out yonder: back here at . an 2 ss inside, and put her into a chair|face the ugliness and the sick]|it’s just plain—bugs!” and former Key Westers who are now re- | before the fire. shock of it all again. Dr. Nichols said snarply. “ 7 a sidirg elsewhere. | “Thanks, darling,” she told him] Jerry was sunk in his bitter|tal’x like an ass! You're os . | Winally ‘the anawertonine tops | huskily, a little humbly, as she|memories now, and yet Meredith! as I am!” YER * | ayes answer to any opposition | swallowed a hot. fragrant drink.!could see that he was gaining! To be continued naa ea. Hid sea Roe sow per THE KEY WEST CITIZEN |to candidates for Democratic nominations Pe ag ee eee Lee ees zs Against Sald Het * \ — ——— | for the county commission running at large, notifi¢d and required "to. ppeneme Bo: Cerenee Dyaeire ¥.. WILL always seek the ruth and print F |is that they represent the entire .county. . ariaither of yom wo ~~ fs thout tear and without §} | and should be:voted '6i) by residents’ of the 7 (0 @) LA f| E 7 Oo KY WEST IN IN. lets, ot adil. County vom, ni yy steaié to attack wrong or to applaud “rik; 4 entire county} Under that plan! ng, dis, ee ier = { DAYS GONE BY. Tudiee of Monroe Coumts, Chapeer vrata ante “ hg siways tight for progress; never beithe F ] | triCt will lose Peprespntation onthe. board. | 7 ea ‘ | yh ant omealae d Hahy Mm tr: san or the mouthpiece of any person, nt ia> = whe " | et dein mutice, Steck oh ceoued the ith . faction or class; alwayy do its, utmost he | : | ou wah byy goniaitnig afte: ‘the Pepe is PIE EOI. Ta | FROM FILES Or ig shad } ; i public welfare, never tolerate corruption cortuption’ Ge’? aa you might save sdéme‘ef the money’ : ‘ . : MARCH 31, 998 ro fice Mt. and sleet ‘ “—d . voy are gettin; nov Ca a ——S is agent, aid any | dparethed we . ” sustice, denounce Fy and ~ virtue, q a ' By RUSSELL KAY Der GENES aie sue hati ‘or domi write oF ee ‘ ' emmend good done by individual or organ-’ . : ‘ t in Philadelphia undergoing treat- ©” “""" ¢ <9 a Rene | | tention; tolerant of others’ tights, views, [ Individua}s who th ink ‘themselves A z - ment for laryngitis, returned yes- <a ‘ ; | -above the religi ons f ine Poor Miami has ceriainly ta ilign,.s9 it looks as though thelterday. On his way, north he! w: Iver Olsen, di u , ‘orntons: print only news thgt will te || ‘ eligions of thgir; fera ‘ake ng As}a lashing trom some of the n yor's plan will have hard, sled-' stopped at Staunton, Vac tg, yigit! Nmories for Aulminiatrator aden 4 ‘ st ie eaves the we never 0 com- || Smart as they ithink they, ar tional magazines this winter andi dng. Ciyie pride'i8 strong in the{his daughter, Miss ‘Ruth’ Rese marly 31,1965) 18 . : | AL at a lot of folks y have gat thered 18 ‘shhaller~coniinunities affécted| Galey, “a Oy i ay he @ | oromise with principle an Pier tare oY Tithe idea’ that the Magic Cit is| and “the “peopte’ db no: ish ‘tol wif College Me: Caley weer t5| eee Or Cee Se TR | ~ ones , aS | ena nation goes to war'the people | nothing but a cashing, dazzting} lose’ their ‘identity, and «ds one|Miami to meet him 4nd returned | OF THE. STA wren vias. ra : ——— | must support their war leaders or get other |e" of sin and iniquity. irate ‘citizen put it, “become step-| with him. 4} Gaavomar. ee Seenne ew 8 EASTER LILIES leaders. Any other course means disaster. ||, { confident that -{ a careful] children of a selfish and indiffer- aS { the a ee | = (cases were would ae TA has “Cigarettists” broke into the} * , a dee ten i a z ; | 1 that not ian out! you haven't visited the lower}Roberts Book Store last night, v 1 sha ‘ him out there | When Johnny comes marching home, | of ten thous: the|east coast for some time you will]stole seven cartons of eeeeee PESESICE DY ANE ‘ i did at dawning .. . | hold up a restraining hand, if he attempts he Se can ‘ ene eae me ey aederseorcecte irae aed F be th } tone and if such ¢ ad tor ty is bi ne ysperous,| not ¢ 5 i ay tu i ft By Ler | to talk about the war, until he has been told | depend on ‘ Aan it © hones ee n b ult a ea megan evHavchange) Where t r Was yawning. | about our more important battle of popping | weuld fold k jreal estate is more active than at} : | corks in night clubs. he ps who! any time since the boom. Holly-| Attorney T. H. Ray, of New 28st seu I all a er 1 = | have given Mi ' eye are! Wood, Dania, Pompano, Ft. Lau-| York, who is here visiting R. T. April iD arr ine . I Bnith ini Teter Ga: ae \for the most part « und dizay|derdale, Delray Beach and Lake|Childs, of the Duval Mortgage! *!l¢kations contained therein will be Ey, Ear, Nese and Threet : g | t is said that if the British evacuated | delinquents fr nd yon! Worth all show amazing growth} Company, said today he feels con-| Done at Kes Went Tha he Liwht He shed on you... | India, there would be civil war within a 10 blow dowr and development ‘fident there is a great future in da, this 4h da ' White be { defining | ; months. Suppose there would be civil | <0?! #74 Proceed to let he eas shortage hasn't stop-| store for Key West. ' t ! rd Mt Russell. | " a4 at Alaihew Spee 30. ped travel to an> extent as far as Ross C Sawyer : ; j war, avouldnit. that larity the situation | Any enterprising. newshawk or|#s I can see; there were plenty| “Where and when did Roos By (Gd Paces we Me i a ; and maké'the: Indians free? The sacrifices | c ra man could get as start-|of cars on the roac pearing for-{velt Boulevard get its name Deputy Clerk CONDITICNAL SURRENDER 2 r | eig vense tags. About hai The Citizer asked today. The |'WIG11AM y NAL + Th of human life pvould be enlo}'mous, but the | ling stories: and pictures in any] eign license tags. About bait of; The Citizen was asked today. The | XIU1TAM . a exis taal hundred oth s, but Miam Ar ; meats yould justity the end, rrender” “policy ican| them I would say aye owned by/name was adopted by FERA eaiay 10-17-24 news! SeEvig¢g men and women station-| shortly after the “rehabilitation”, °** — i e@ area. Auto courts and, of Key West was started. : > a | j i }so- they pick on Miami ed. on 4 come of whom { a ‘ j} It reminds me o: » little boy | tow, are well filled and; ——— ' TAXATION ‘BY FEUDAL. OVERLORDS | remijds pf the little boy) § ae he ie Cesn Macea wc Geena AMERICAN . ngs the war > H {who came ry; in to his moth- the who has not ecn| .a Casa Myrina was closed -to- 4 beet ict Mar lossest i g Lat : : | seréamned’ “Matha, mama,/foresightéd énottgl:to'arrange for) day, and Manager Peter Schutt! ,'Nf and CUBAN li ag Following’ the lead of Mr. Petrillo, | millioh’ dogs’ in. the)2’place-te stay on arfival is apt! told The Citizen. he was well jac re ‘ ne Materia head of the musicians’ union, who success- | *t be a mil-| to find himself: sleeping.an ‘the lee With the success of the) issue. ty, , \ ’ on, i n imean | fully defied the government in his demand ! nlied 1, : | seas 0) ; | piece. ae hee Bashan nietee that. fr th h ri ¢ we might 5 « gvand another dog,”} » help problem seems more —— for a tax deed to saued there aE meee ate to levy a tax on every phonograph record, | the kid said. lacute here than anywhere I have! J. Roland Adams, who went to/ Sald_ Certitic ne fad le some type of agree-}{o the ture of some $4,000,000 a year, Mr. | The veal ami is as serious| been. Publisher Lauren Hand at Miami to visit a sister, who is ill,| ¢ a ; : : “ b that wou 1e Te pe 4 i Delr 3c old me the retur yesterday ida, to- — \ ould stop the | Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, | 424 seber minded as any other ©" Beach told me that Renee ie | btigg. Whett hae on would |» . : | com y; it is a city of homes) loce were pay i he comereurers and te, fe . now demands a union tax of 10 cents on! z folks ndus-| dishwashe 5 week and still Mrs. Sidney Mathews, who had bd ¥ i } pre t an arm eis un : . F _Secesaiasg sama | aie \ . been \ other a ' Tt . y is uncertain, each ton of coal mined, to enable the union S are ‘and varied, con-|couldn’t keep them. One estab-, been visiting hi m ther and oth- at 1 Th r re nat to avoi mans | list c si ous-| er rele in Miami, returne ‘akeasment of said proper i \ s that to avoid |to provide “economic protection” for the tibules vote ie wars et welines nate en oe Tease ie ey a TeLUITed age thes maid certiCioate em ela mites ha y posted pe, home yesterday Bremarnen eats { | ' Meher r with Germany, in which the workers. As the coal mines produced dver |. nt of the © hardey to keep than custom-' Monroe County Parent- “Teacher refeupie ae es | OVER \ iat hold a meeting} property 4: ! r ¥ 2 Li | 600,000,000 tons of coal in 1944, the public Red Cross, | be it : would have to dig up some $60,000,000 a is : ti Sat Ee Wedne aiterncon topelectiot=| S0lan ces tne NiRREBy U00Or or a ‘| | ier losses NOW, | year for Mr. Lewis’ tax. he peel arhee GG, oars _ mmm Send ty) name ‘delegates to| ours House 107 May T9e | 20,000 PAIRS ; nd cor Mia ribs ie = pres- Ig pois policy of permitting unions to vy moved in to take ove! TODAY’S oy 1 nes Se etea, tH , | 7 of ' . people that av- | tax production.goes ugchceked, the people { best hotels; train i a yas Rape } | ww dows not pay bt ee Riess ane | were cut and racing ANNIVERSARIES ee ee I ‘ { will be paying special taxes for a privileged ¢ suil th i — - n says in an mle p short of t} nd, in our opin-T fey, ¢ ; ee ee Lc ued, but sill the i ———$—$—$—$—$—$—<—<< | CMa poy ae i m : 2 A es 3 % ye as they 8 de.deudal overlords who: @ end, the ae ae t 1800 — Isaac Newton, Pei nnsy-| an Press reports it} BY: Florence B. Sawyer, DC. | j and-pressed en- | were more ppwerful than governments in ‘hem. Hotels vania farmer, first U. S. cc is-14 ae Spaiea enue th » ’ 5 , over Aittient times, Why should’ the tax be. lim-- me El 1 eee ATS) Orr ay, types tts ccabinets NE IN THE CIRCUIT COCKT oF THE, IN TH { to train a new gen- | ited toga phondgraph record or a ton of! Kiting my friend Commodi 4 XY I I ae Se OF THE STATE. OF PLOMID ; i zj > pales oe AGaMs Sey relief?” OF THE STATE OF FLOMIDA, | - , ant theaaubtiey, arts. Boars ety shohildn’t it be applied toa suityeret days in advance {dos William Mereieiontearc| os See 11 YEARS i : » ny other cor ‘clusion. in | of clothes, a gallon of #asolihe’ An’ automol Phe fe ks down in Dade Cor nty figure shaping, TOKYO SAYS \. Nar » i " eer n. If this is cor- | bile, or any commodity, the production of siggestion of M TI orien born Brattleboro, Ae j pa meee W hatever in letting | which is under union control? fami t 1 parate mu- = os Ane _ (Cones trom Bere One) ee SAU Denn 5 ! giving him another This is not a_union or non-union issue; ; county be co ae ae vaca ye : ch to launch a ad lta ee 5 : oa county single’ 4" in stained glass, | g Per ecreesr / wha: ohieh ampaign to conquer | it boils down to a question of whether | gov Editor Harum of the} 0°! Died Nov. 14. ers sank a 10. 7" : ‘ | ; powerful private agencies are to be al- © Riviera took a straw/ 191d. er and three . = jlowed to tax the public for the exclusive ‘ SS | aaa eee tne ane | rovid ” vour futurity + ee | nen ‘ P 5 pr elt abou ladelphia scientist of th n- seen turity with mili- | profit of those agencies and their members. | it and born in Ht y - TDR. J. A. VALDES / 7 The issue is going to, be right up to the peo- 1907 Sat dc ea Ha Ey | ple before long bectuse the unions are # and only = 1895 — as H which | OPTOMETRIST ° It isn e that a six-footer can have | provirg every day that they are beyond the ring! eigiibor . Siete x Office Hours: $12 2-5 pam. alit ronie three-footer | reach of present laws and regulatory meas- ds fortexation! 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