The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 12, 1945, Page 2

_. nei the Key Wiest | LAWS THAT SLEEP Citizen | G DISCHARGES * ta , » = Tee & © Amtm ss qwarr ong Pubitehes \ hat is the use of having laws if they | “TEE -_ Hesmeee Manage: : a = “a reed? Fact is, it is far better) 908 : s because, if they are| CuaNe ane e they become something of a | wi.tita a > . poh 4 <inee me ; -s t ha had a good many ore Pelee wp ee any . ohUER OF FURLE ATION AND : . not enforced, and YoTHe To APPEAR " . ne time the traffic reg- | n Me . <Watas = =o the bheeet ibe of eh, have been violated daily, geores | ¥2c"are hereby reautred to. avpee ie . nates ! f automobiles pay lit * et lights, and, should : “a ~-o ' . ’ b \ Pp and down the not see a car * ° * ' tr hrougt ot County, Florida cs re dom a tomobile g against at D —_ NATION \L EDITORIA t he is a “eT or THe ° ‘! SSOCIAT ‘ Ab comeuer ay a noe with our regu . PLOnIDA. IN “ FOR WoNRen CorNtyY. i ; Afi S} ’ ed ' sts seem to| Coaxcems a ——— vente deaeb oes Case No. 10-05 MPROVEMERTS [OR KEY WEST i Fleming . piven s ADVOCATES BY THE CITIZER aie - tt ’ ite onPEn oF rt htn areos Bore Hotels and Apartments. : 4 Beach ond Pething Pevilion nother ordinance , Ampere and end See. hat + we ‘ ke ever sy and City Gov- They are the so. ernmne ling The exupity Auditorium ew tur i —_ <0 (he bew has beem+ ! F Al . . j ‘ th ' \ ™ Veer « we aT or THe eLEVe JUMICTAL CIRCLET ar Conver ,| svare FLORIDA. FN CHAS bay " pivenmeh AC Ties a b ORDER oF PUBLIC RTOS b 7 | . ‘ apr e th the re on t along. ‘ they arej > ™ mY MAS ® CA a] tant + or THe te UNANSWERED QUESTIONS aucraey @@ | . TEAMWORK SPEEDY SuREX S] RELIEF FOR ACID INDIGESTION GARDNER’S PHARMACY Phone 177 Free Delivery ri ke" West T CITIZEN DECKEE DOOMS JIVA ERA #e@tteteterererewertrere me the job would pay S600 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AN INCORPORATE $2,400 from the board year ! - high a eemted but the city’s end fe throw. By junior high school Girls POTSC*™ 969999868868880008055088)| on) we why I should » their opening day classes a ‘The oe wetcomes expres 4 thousand @ year ed in slacks, with shirt tails eum ct Se eoue ot no cum Please try to explain this, if flapping, their principal, Walter i, selese, any linme sebied possible Doering decided something - Te = ase Kindest regards, should be done prompt He i=. confine the letters te FRANK LODWICK, | See Se, en nel @ Ge ca cae Canaan ane a Bandmaster, Fort Myers, Fla.) mG J the writers mast accompaey the Fo Myers, Fla. h sc i teeters and wilt be published oe- “ 7. 1945. kk i” eae requested otherwmine. Sept. 7, 1968 oe SELF EXPLANATORY LEGALS Editor, The Citizen I left Key West rather abruptt az XOTtCR OF sPPrLEcaTION The reason: my promised salary # i Key W E S\ a and I ' ' k ™ ‘* 1 clic ke th Ba K AY ne i be NEW YORK . M Bry 9 Hours The Bell System — the largest source of Radar for our fighting forces W nis” ts nae “empetatiig O55 @adin Ges velopment and production stems from the roots that produced and continue te rish this country’s telephone system. Radar, the instrument’ which enabled our land, -ca and air forces te spot enemy targets through darkness, smoke er fog, wes ene of the outstanding new fighting instruments of Two years before Pearl Harbor the Govern ment asked Bell Telephone Laboratories to pet its wide exper c and knowledge of cleetrom to work to help perfeet Radar as a military ument. From then on the Laboratories co ated closely in the Radar program with the al Defense Research Commities, with Army and Navy specialists, and with sore ntints of Great Britain. \ The Western Electric Company, manuface turing branch of the Bell System, became the Na “> largest supplier of Radar *ystems. One type it made was universally used by B29 in the Pacific for navigation, * target location and high altitude bombing. Another played an Mmportant part in aiming the eames on our warships. T «lf you're waiting for home telephone, ix helps a litle to know that Radar is one of the reason>. For years telephone manufacturing Plauts were devoted to war needs, / a D TELEGRAPH COMPANY