The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 3, 1945, Page 2

rage Two She Key Wiest Citizen | Sy. Recep Bender by ee eo ES Ceckaone Memawer ’ ; see fe ding ano and Amp Mtreete . “= asrrees a agataaag ct: a - a ‘ mates wernt setter oe « ecke resolutions : a conan trom - 7 oo le anv ymous ee L.4 Rey RO VERTITE FOR EXY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZER | Stee Bosow amd Apertmere. Bese od Mecning Pectiea. ha per Land eu See iutiom of County and City Gov- i : eo URNEEEE STRETCHES FAR n & & oes “a d wta eto ” ' os | | - | ' | | AMERICAN LOW SALARIES Every now and then, in newspapers throughout the country, stories are told of pitifully low salaries received by public hool teachers. in the south and the west. and it will undoubtedly sur- particularly Chapter 10 rise Key Westers to learn the smali | (CARTER smiled beck st her. © mounts our teacher edits | This tallied with the story of | ,°. “ ae WOSERETS FeSswE | the morning. He admired spirit, | life While salaries and wages were rock- ting in Key West from 1940-'41, with men od women with little or no experience in werk assigned to them receiving sal- | when it was on his side. “1 suppose you were justified?” | “1 thought I was.” “So naturally, you'd gravitate | and the very step of her long road back to accept- | ance - j to @ bus with which you) Johnson, [ll bet that girl's up to| She gave a little ery of tr cmph. ries that ranged from $45 to $80 or more | were familiar.” Jsomething. Probably after his/| No, this ema eye answer u week, the pceive cev Weat | . Catter seemed satisfied, but | job.” j he must have sent to Carter. who ek, the top sum received by Key West | s.5)' wasn't sure. En the |" And then he began to chuckle. ‘must have wired t Haskins eachers, based on their degrees and length | building she whispere n.| “I hope she gets it. Doggone if 1) name as she'd reasoned he wou d. xperience, was $1,125 for a nine-month | “1 have get a wire east im-|don't. Where's a blank? Now,|Guflery hed mevely omitted the “ “month | mediately. Can you manage it?” | how s for an answer? name and address of the person ear | “lt can't imagine how—” “Reference to appearance Miss| to whom the telegram had been ’ . " “tT have it. Call my detective, | G New York business w in| sen F Wh this country entered the war have his off send it in my « Ly i f a in clothes and} Jane rocked on the kitchen nd wages and salaries rocketed still more, | and I'll slip the mes P ’ e's paying fcr this, chaig a she toed ft Gant old A few mements n I y on thick. ‘Family e couldn't have com- scher’s earnings increased annually so stopped by Jane's desk and nd er dead, mother | posed an answer to fit her needs wly that, by the end of a five-year pe- | went inte the P.BX. room, where | married, ne life is net con-| half so good as this. i, the top salary was only $1.7 0 e relieved the girl at t F to girl so is dependent| She steed to the second page. < p top « so 7 » | itchboard for a few mor John ' “Will this do and what are you The Citizen was told of cases of school | Her eyes the room, v e | devi l up to? And what do I get out of quoted,|G this? Write me the whole story “ys and girls. immediately after their r and I'll play ball. When are you rraduation, obtainin Osit ions tel ‘ coming home? T. C. B. knows , x por ns that paid rCB bee Ppa everything. The heel 1 hired to ever hundred dollars more annually | and tell what you ca 0 t t take job you should have had the teachers o ys a is | have known. I of Now sold cut to him. Immediate an- eachers of the boys and girls pe lly age ; : }swer demanded or I'll send fol- envec Operator, ¢ his to J i t. AN above copy.” Do vou know where we can get two | "@™¥er t : ‘ a. . poo — = telephone r three more teachers?” The Citizen was i pay f Tang st Te wyite tonight. sked by a public school official f aiute you as a- Iron. . Not at the salaries paid he was - d wine paiiiins ormed. “There's a job downstairs for A eT py typist and stenographer that is going | fay im the dawning. The la! eging, with a salary of $150 a month and | E in ¢ ia. be ye om r r earnings that will make the average } J ox ugh d mists like dre $200 a month, much more than any of yoor ~ Mepvetous day: marvelous hers receive had world. Evelyn would move in \ 14) that evening, mm, soon— The remark was made upstairs in the tes — 1 cans pg then Jane courthouse, and the job in question | y ‘ , r expected. J j continued silable downstairs in Circuit Judge Sank =e Aquilino vez’ office -_ See Sane ena Ke the most important thing LEGALS NELLIE WAS A LADY EXPLAINED nt vy in a democracy but also in any E y . . rv \« oun jy ha eachers im this and other countries re ‘ 1, work ' f their work, thar in sae en — ther professi F DIVoMe rn ACTION Sida k * * Disapprowal of the wa by the Japs | OuDER oF FURL ATHENS snd the Nazit started when they realized > COUNTY. Is hat they were on the losing end } cr vonp Se, 20-000 \\ a io wee “WILL REMAIN A MENACE . ee aye ORDER OF FURL ATION Japan mast be made to realize in | a 2 iy ms — . VS x among civilized nations that a govern ment does not indulge in the excesses she | mty. Flortds has loosed in the world the last fourteer ears and call it quits when her leaders have had enough Phis is the statement of General Jona ur or Tam than M. Wainwright, after three vears and — SU"0,NT6, Jha tat. cimee ey re of experience ir Japar prisot SR MONROE COUNTY. EN where fhe saw then us the ure bs om . h the veneer stripped off hese ce sansatigonad : MIVORE. MOTION ther r hime r? i Me ont nm OF Ft mtn tres ave pip neagicnage Pert tigers Yorn Te aArre an coord h th zed law ' t we 1 * that ‘ } one nyer the t 1 ' ing f k power back”, Jay ta V4 b ner at hat until we are a _ ' th i have | x “ t J * r he , +b gee ; 1s THE Comctrr nT oF Tee ‘ € a re PLeves a -¢ 4 T sail nae ngp ai webs : oF SUATE OF Phaeis wna MONRON COUNTY. ce 4 \ IN CHANCERY Cane So. teams t 4 a , . : ve Div oner ir at ONE JAP FOR PEACE z oot , W os the Wapape hat Jay ' J a rma ' dur ra r d. the ne € © to the ror put each Hirot * Now he accepts permanent world his task and ' hat s ‘ ask th ew Japan and her peop 4 her thing t ned by ques y " kained by que ce SPEEDY, SURE r b Marquis Yoshi —— hic BS] RELIEF FOR ACID er reun Ww prevailing Japan, there is nt reason for such sincerity. Jus ne e t ht not be amiss point hat the has the opportunity of his life in his native land and if and wher lurther vork in the remnants of Nazi GARDNER’S PHARMACY Phone 177 Free Delivery ) Hask “He abi KEY WEST CITIZEN ns, vice-president of the} ian Manufacturing Compa- asks for a complete his-| shambling janitor there. “I signed ot Jane Grey—family, home’ for and business ability. “What's wrong with thet?” here, Wi in a heavy robe, she to the door to see the ,¥ he grumbled. “Here.” And thrust an envelope in her 2 hard kitchen he hand. Perched on so superior to most Chait, she opened the fst of two applicants’ question motive in ac- cepting stenographie position.’ inside and frowned. There must be some mistake, And then — WAR FUND GROUP The new flag flying on Sic Saat aaeeer quate County Courthouse is the " munity War Fund symbol am and accept comtritations nouncing to everyone who sees it} Key West is giving to the) of hu that ranity The need is « % opened to, . are » brighten the lives of serv} men and women Whe as verseas—to help those who have been wounded to take are of distressed children and anilies, officials of the drive said today The Community War Fund com- < the National Wer Fund and Sey West Community Chest Six usand dolla 000 raised, will remain here leoal charities. | bine he Select Headquarters For Wer Fund Drive ’ ymmun ch com ad and mmunity Chest f La uring the STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | TRIUMPH “Can't you give our gerage men @ service ribbon? He's been wonderfull” you drive a Plymouth, Dedge. De Sete or Chrysler. ge to y dealer for regular service. Regular care by skilled me chanics saves you money im the long rum. 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