The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 27, 1945, Page 2

She Key West Citizen Published Daily, Except Sunday, by ‘Owner and Pubil me is inher JOB ALLEN, Business ‘Manager sue é From The itizen Bui is Corner Greene and Ann Streets ‘Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and je" Lg ren iy v Monroe County aay _gntered at Key West, Florida, as second elass matter ER OF Tk ASSOCIATED PF MEMB! The Associated Press is exclusively ase for republication of all news dispatches itled to credited local news published here. onlSaft yor not otherwise credited in this paper andj murder or a good many other crimes, in- ae > «Made known on, application. et, obitu: et tafe i" for ‘at the rate o Se ca” tres dis. an priit yt IT farina! i When you hear of mereasing unem- ‘ployment. do not get’ the ‘idea that'the na- tion.is on the verge of an immediate de- pression. The unemployment now begin- ning results from the transition from war to peace and may disappear entirely when $10.00 | ‘Thursday night by the-drunks,‘presumably, 2g | WHO eraah ob | nah line. | ing the windshields of a car in which was ., . <—T theytibrdker|-the-windshield ‘of the car in'| fought she simhed tatty acute | Women, the clamor Of telephones PORARY. RECESSION'ASSURED»» }ug) reconversion has been completed and in- dustry attempts to supply the long-delayed demand ofr scarce commodities. The great debate between the econom- its about what the future has in store re- tes to what will occur a few years from day. Nearly everybody knows that there ill be temporary reduction of employ, ill not be a demand for = tk dustry can produce. For more than ars the nation has turned its attention ar goods and there is a latent depaamd f¢ any things. When this is filled what? future holds remains a puzzle. : * There is a vast backlog of spending power in the country. Some economists Igelieve that business and iridividuals have thore than $200,000,000,000 for spending. If this huge fund is used gradually, spread- img its demand over a period of years, and adding to the current annual demand, there ig a prospect, at least, of reasonable pros- Werity for a while. If it is turned loose in mad flood, there will be inflation reson by a recession that will touch sepression ttoms. : pl | will-be-the target 0: Realization of the danger that lurks in’ restricted spending explains why, many. Noders of business, t ay RRR fo" vernmental regulationsim prieiple,-now advocate some ,economi¢, controls to, regu- late the expenditure of savings accumulat- @q during the past few years. This is why the government seeks to prevent increased Wrices which ihevitably reduce buying Power and curtail)demand for products of all kinds. OUTSMARTED A man bought several dozen boxes of igars and had them insured against fire. =: When he had smoked them, he put in @ claim against the insurance company that they had been destroyed by fire. The gpmpany refused to pay, the man sued. The dge ruled that the company‘ had ‘f phe man a policy:-protecting: againstofires and must pay. SOS ee may “As soon a8 the man accepted The thoney, the company! had him arrested! on! @ charge of arson.—Sunshine Magazine. ' 7 * The Miami Chamber of Commerce evidently feels, as no doubt do a large num- ber of Floridians, and in which The Citizen goncurs, that it is to the best interests of Florida that the Florida East’ Coast Rail- way be operated as a separate road and not linked with any other system and it is WGacking the ICC in its decision, which gives the DuPont interests the rght to operate the railway. thecrer eee iveh'|‘ BITING CONSCIENCE In keeping with the old saying that there is an exception to everything, it may be said that it applies to a dog’s not biting anybody. 3 For instance, we have no objection to a dog’s sinking his teeth into a man who tries to burglarize a home or to commit “Nothing to that. You certainly had a lot of luck s you came into this store—and all| of it. bad. No, As far pat hee r é ‘ F “of —I the headlights of one, that | wouldat know. But. the “way rked along the Fleming street side NE a Te ee “ . Sid rons look as dated as a last 2 fe at part of th story, . ublished a “Look at the innovations you've. The Citizen, about the vandals not break+| put in ‘alseady-—cutting "Yoon : Gleason’s shopping hour Saturday job. cluding the vandalism. that was, committed | the windshields of cars and, mornin, ‘urs new: a police dog, was the'source of much com- Heing Up he opening today with! 1, “see” that pry epgieey {miles from Aachen ment by Key Westers. And the comment, | Saja‘ aay Gate good acing | pened in her section. Everyth fron epg th as a rule, ran in this wise: Brenda's face flushed with] eended on, her running opt aed or tay one “Too bad the dog. was unable to get Panis, then gervously Se tried dale 6 -susches. She. was too near jana tell us about the out of the car to attack the vandals.” ment.’ The letters on her desk| abie to afford a slip of any kind jcakes their mothers bake _ Assuming the dog did get out and | Suddcnly needed her concentrated) "| : jwould, compare 4 : * ated Brenda walked quick} familiés and our dogs, | sank his teeth into the men, or so-called Jong moore, WHEE ate the tur salon to the cathe ded ‘you seem very close to men, who were maliciously destroying the | quickly: . e eae ing fone Pome ‘we forgot that shells property of others, we wonder if it would | “For my money it’s tops—Bren- tutes she watehed Irene dn sflenioe, jing all around us 3 i : i The girl’s skill fascinated her.| pe be possible to find a timid soul who would thai wad: wad * x j itching her closely as| Irene. ackages, made], helped Capt. ; have sympathized with or for the rascals? he. spoke, again The was caare chang ish ‘kept er of credits, eral shed‘ celebrate wy Drunkenness is no excuse for the com- | “yere hard to read, She wast] cessomible for Ae was entire 2 I saw a picture of his mane : : . . the cash turned p Theatre of Operations with jife and their s ; really 1 t that mail, He i | pean Theatre of Operations with }York w mission of a crime; indéed, it adds to the Hi doobing a Pp hey ly, from that section. Today) mying' to USO-Camp Shows, that’ your |, had. never g§ eke ii a culpability of, the criminal,’ but inith culekening. ce rR atributi ulpability of, the criminal,’ but in:the case | was the first time he had called thousands of. dollars beyond their ous ;.contributions:,.to. the of the windshield:smashers, ‘assuming they | per | saree phetamabes he should Piast ‘[were. drunk, they were.” not , sufficiently | Thank : you, Mr. Humbert.”| [RENE'S strident voi at Bor: = ‘sant tof Grunk feibe..unable. to realize that, had | That was all she said, He noticed| I above ihe calls tne “Scere FONE : Hs, HOR A2y iat to finish Bob t tf} ft) wer and the distant rumble of the ‘HGH: waW'the’ dak, tere’ walla chance of | she poked at Bie seas | S'S, tralte. tat came. through hig plunging thtough ‘the opening and bit- | o “the ear ee at seast] Me open, windows as the section g q Bae bes u88 af Fy ll After 4 good deal of experience z im r 5 ‘ a ing them. ‘ hope.” He’ started abruptly for| for the night. Customers hurrying 5 : . | pi i} the door. “Well—I T'd bet-| to h th ” : in ‘various countries, I decided! 4 However, if the vandals have enough ter be on my way I'l be soetiglstarh af herent tibea co cle that our own G. I. Joe is the most | one so he manhood to have a conscience left, you yeu later.” He added hastily, and| voice that would shame a good : fascinatingly beautiful hunk of jhis back and marched b REEL CeRh oy rei: eae aes then disappeared from sight. hard-working calliopy: one ord man in the world. Even those jroad. About five mil may be sure it will “bite” them for their | — As the office door closed behind| “Jeepers creepers! That's a cash faded pea-green fatigues two|there they wore met By) reckless destruction of the property of| Nim, Brenda stared a long mo-| take. Can't you hold an idea long] leaned over, make | sizes too large cannot deglamor-|Jerry soldiers so Bob. i ther: ment at nothing in particular. It}enough to .nake out a_ sales] the key turn in i ys . others. was awfully decent of him to|check? Hey. Stupid! Come back ize him. Perhaps it was the ego-/ditch the clock, which wa come in to give her the first en-| here! You gotta have a name on| its clear brass tistical way he squared his shoul- ‘in the melee that sent him couragement of any kind she had| that package—what’s your head/, ° ders and said, “Howya Babe?” jhospital. Post-war planning is getting some at-| — i 5 cae or it may have been the Sir Wal-} You have a problem tention in Key West, but gambling, which | ~ 2 i cee ter Raleigh attitude he had/when your man comes has drained this community for so many ia | Hae bears sole bejpinarme speed sarge | iter! 1 by be oe a be years, is by-passed as part and parcel of PEOPLE'S FORUM KEY WEST IN The ‘teacher was drilling her starry eyed just thinking about he sian senate through the life of this community. Not much prog- aRTs aoe in te Brineiples of Moe him. flying flack laden skies, ¥ ettiap cs tate : ion. “Now, i t r His maybe expected Wave ao aga womemenenenzeseeeeseet| AVG CONE. BY/sz tm to see meme ony wll amin eee ‘in open violation | stoma of the views of its read- “ 0 1 7 en.|¢d with’ several’ thousand males | shop! in Paris, Bi: nuoR cya, but the editor reserves the ‘ gece fae “Hedin ils" think {{'0M, our 48 states and I feel I]it for you. I, only wish my, Gre considered Ubelous or wdware | FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN! it. the Gonk. toate | t|know’ their ‘womenfolk’ too., Ijband, could come home. Sin naa. onnteee che 7 OF AUG, 27s: 1985 fies punye, seen 8 inany pletures of {but he, like many an 300 words, 8 West will be considered in. Wash-|°°% 2nd Heard’ so much about others, was ! et so that , i i aie } {' . I felt a bit like a yardstick jand I could g fhe weiters eco) Mrs. Sue Elwood, 46, wife of |ington in a few days, WPA’ head. |¥O™! x iene fetter and matt xe bunuiened "2+ | Police ‘Chief Ivan Elwood, died quarters. in Jacksonville ansj@5 ,Poys Would come up to mej Americ wg: Mmm ema \ lat 7:80 o'clock this morning jin her |nounced today. 4 and BAY, ‘My wife is about your] So I ‘urge feed and THE SHOE FITS TIGHT ‘jhome in Griffin’s lane. Funeral a air ‘the hee ee pire ery to. edad, one meal you Editor, The Citizen f jsérvices will be held tomorrow] Andrew Albury keeper at the jgirl wears the same size shoe you brighter than the sun. If you v#This I am forced to write. afternoon inthe Fleming Street |pry Tortugas’ lighthouse; arrived Ree ete, ete. 7) fall off that pedestal, I _J favor newspaper controvers- Methodist Church, with the Rev.|yesterday to spend his quarterly| I’ was in. Paris a couple of} will beat you full of bumps. jes, as it is by this method that/Shuler Peele, officiating. vacation with relatives in Key |weeks. and almost everywhere 1 THE GENIUS most of the taxrayers are jeach- West. ii s ea s went, in t ae bie ey eve ee os An additional force of eight ee IAN [come a nor otter eae {men employed this marning at Mrs. William Waite, who had fume to ask if I thought. their “How,” asked the offiver | been visiting her brother-in-|$P¢cial girl friend would like it, | the rifle range, “did you law and sister, Mr. and Mrs, {1 Wish you could have seen them| four straight hits? Your e! t i og r Japan, they ee Varela/oriteeti bel the: naval station. They are at tacks, staged by re- . Varela writes in a very bel-| Vork painting the roof of the old . ~ Jack Hyman, Pearl and Albury |Shopping for. you. It was quite aj 900 varae but your sight streets, returned yesterday to her|treat to hear our rough burly at 300? calcitrant Japanese. \This possibility js en. | ligerent manner, not becoming for = ee Pi possibility is en. Mable kecvanCctiam et angry |\Po%* office building. hanced, in our minds, by repeated acts of with Mr. Varela, or any other } . *. . y i i} i violence instigated in Japan against liberal | person concerned. I merely wish-' viorere Pidinthasted an home in Miami. combat men sitting in the center) .©%!4, the young | milit Japanese leaders in pre-war days. ed to bring to the public how our )7° eae ae iat ee Leen paEL AE) of some muddy field discussing Siz weg phe — - Nat fives i & money is being spent, so why get erat ent, : . Chanel 5, Guerlains Shali: along? Well, I'm bouncing Naturally, in making plans to occupy | so excited! spending their vacation in Ox-| Joe Brown, Jr. after a_ stay! : alimar and | off that!” 3 | the key cities of Japan’s islands, the Allies| I apologize to you, Mr. Varela, ford, Florida returned yesterday. |here with his uncle and aunt, Mr. | will have to be i , | and members of the City Council,} and Mrs. Lykes Turner, returned | Wheth h on guard against treachery. about contacting Mrs. Curry. This Proposal to construct a sewer {to his home in Miami yesterday. | Vhether the attacks occur with the con-| was only a suggestion. Further- and water supply system in Key nivance of the imperial government, or| more, Mrs. Curry does not own 5 = ; Mrs. C. J. Peat and daughter, | not, they must be stamped out and our | 2! of the docking facilities in the, stead of resenting an article like Tiyjiss Alice Peat, who had been | me Aiea city, and I do noi blame her for, Wrote, I would take steps for cor-|1 i 5i¢; 5 troops should be equipped for the bloody | objecting, if conditions would be' rection, instead of blowing my|™e,r8, acre Jslamerada, Schiaparelli Shocking. But an even greater treat was to see some shy sweet kid from Wiscon- sin buying filmy lingerie or a rough Brooklyn Sergeant holding up a lacey black nightie and try- ing to decide if it would fit his wife. I hope you liked those gifts Subscribe to The Citizen. werk that they may have*to do.° the same on her property as they) re eae 4 ; because a great deal of time was The existen were on the city dock. r. Varela, please do not con- ats Z ‘ ce of a number of Japan- If the “Greyhound” makes reg-| tinue to be hostile. Let's pull to- Today The Citizen says in anjspent in choosing them, They €se, opposed to surrender, is not surprising. | ular weekly trips, what is the ex-| gether, young and old, spend the eee paragraph: must love, you an awful lot be- i = : ‘ nae . Farrington, geologist;of |cause goin; i Betinitakia. Which. «delayed: announce- | cuse for dead animals lying in fexpayery | <money. wisely, andl is wad rae en ee going on a shoping tour s-of the-surrender, said in a broadeast |‘t#te until they become such fly| make Key West a Dettel peace er taetlarés that « beca f sth to J hog sane, at producers that a government in-| your children’ and my children to; @eclarés URE. OF vile 10 dapanese troops, “We have lost, but this | spector protested as far gay aallive int lighter atmosphere on the moon, ris temporary.” « « 7 4 ) de A. ana 8. Wah Ca 8 am Courageously, a man there could jump. 36 feet ¥ afraid the animals would have W. C. SWEETING. peed Bay Ferhepe speresty where % . been there yet, if the U. S. Public! Key West, Fla., good pedestrians go when they ‘ panes who proclaimed that the war | Health Service had not been call-| August 27, 1945. die.” was God’s punishment for our sins wil] | ed on for assistance. If this boat oe 2 now admit, we presume, that righteousness has made regular trips, then prevails. apologies are in order for the crew of the “Greyhound”, Frank Cara- ‘ ball and his fathi Lend-Lease is cut off abruptly. Now| For Mr. Varela’s information most of the fact: id all th let us speculate how much of the enormous | figures came ames eae th sums advanced will be returned by the {City Hall from a person who is in beneficiaries. Will it be 50 percent, 10 {2 Position to know. If Mr. Va 4 i rela, or any member of the coun: eae 1 percent or 0. Most likely the | cil, would a to fiemes this ei atter, ther in public or private, an Sa Prove to me that the taxpay Pa Ap is are getting full valuation for the FAVORITISM $7,518 spent in the City Health De- i bay . ‘ partment, then they would see That socialized medicine is not good | *#t 1 am man enough to apolo- ‘for the country waseleatly proved during |'nd at ae cenone YY Hof Rrsation. when Emergency Medcial| In regards to the city scaven elie? was organized as an emb . ,. | Ser dock, Mr. Charles Topping, lo-| @ Tayeasant Acreage Pat eet eeY | cal. contractor, informed me that|® ‘ermment agency,” declared Dr: Samuel falicerla nerieritentae e Overseas Transportation ar Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service Between , MIAMI AND KEY WEST so Serving All Points On Florida Keys Between Miami and Key West eT GUARANTEED Refri¢- eration Service, 4 he advised a certain member of Barbash, editor of the Atlantic County | the council that he could and (N. J.) Medical Society Bulletin, i . | Would drive the pilings for a nev C cent “guest editorial” written feelin peed coc but ab pone jhad been back REAL I E | to discuss it further. son County (Mo.) Medical Society Bulle-| Maybe some day I will be is MORE ECONOMICAL... It’s Healthy tin. city official, and-I assure that 1 Safe. : : It’s PURB ; “Its ideals and purpose were endorsed i by every earnest practitioner who recogniz- ed the need it was trying to fill, However, political favoritism and miscarriage of aims THOMPSON ENTERP RISES, INC. FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURAN! Office: 813 Caroline Ina cs rae gl e Were not only discouraging but disgusting.| AMERICAN COFFEE (ICE DIVISION) It is appalling to contemplate the sa: and CUBAN : me ex- 7 Key if perience on a national scale.” Try A Pound Today! eee ic WAREHOUSE; Corner Eaton and Francis Streets Caeccvecccccnenarac>=wcccncencencasnceoesee: