The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 22, 1945, Page 2

face TWO LET'S NOT DISCRIMINATE She Key West Citizen | Cmeees ireene Ame threste The main thing in improving the ap- pearance of Key West is pulling down old buildings, but there should be no discrim- imation in doing that work. Why arrest two owners of tumbledown buildings when a score of arrests would not inelude all of the other owners of firetraps in Key West? All over town there are buildings that should have been pulled down years ago. ms tty S- wepere aos | Now. will you tell me what you mean by my sister's hands?” “Giadly,” Jane sat primly. “Considering your foresight in Fer practically every time Key Westers | —- Bi. materials Pa uth. | talk about that type of building they men-| Shic'gire your foresight also ad-| visiting the shop becouse, my |e bolt from the blue, ont enters eatee tion the Reynolds Building on Duval street, | vises you of an impending short- — well, you'll come with for ay ‘and - 2 —_ | next to the electric company’s office, which , “2° pas we wens al ” | me oe ter seems to yh -y~ word - sepenah sore | has been an eyesore for many a year. | “Bre enared his snort and con- Silently hey weit Gee iy 7 oe | fal o—ane : inued, “Mason, hail, through on Lagan | : wr: a | That building, as well as many others, } p.m checker, is due a then into the clatter and a 4 Fm oy Ry -y- ,— eee 7 | is a dingrace to the town and should have | leave te qusiee i te dem a) : 3 meet you,”| ment, She, Jane eee being been demolished a decade ago, but it still | jy important ow thet they ean't|Shouted Jim Burdick above the) asked to be a full- execus . stands there in its advanced state of delapi | be readily replaced, should have | noise of the shop. “Be right pe-| tive, not reti a. AM 5 = on - 7 P* | soneene of “a ao | trighie of you to Come in ad help Oe in er dattc | “Oh, now, look here, Miss Grey: | ‘ md “4 y “Of course I have hed mo ez-/ That's of you,” Jane pan j If we are determined to spruce up the | You can't be suggesting my sister working” Me tioned, hi: hy -t in her life] perience “Oh, you men! . ho city, let's include all ramshackled build- | bo the ‘dighest quinae tor “You can take a - ‘n’ | Lisie Carter—” te Pog ORS une ae po og — | ings in the city. not pick out one here and ‘Well, ae tase seein. | Coals Sone Tell a monkey wrench ante oan to — me he'd | approximately 2800 have qual- “The Citizen cam mot think there, and then arrest the owner if he or she | ster. I will admit I'd find my tools| from a lathe?” give the business his closest per- | ified for the electiut. 1o be he'd! wey of a public official whe em- does not comply with an order to pull it | Ridden among her doll rags.| Jane sew am mused light im} sonal attention during my 4b- | November 12 | deavors to rob @ contractor of ol } Mother ins d upon her neta Mae od i al = of that.” —— \the hard-earned fruits of his do — repair afraid » = . | ey her eyebréws raised! pump better than my brother,” asking @ lot of you,” he | Benjamin D. Trevor, J. R.| years of service Such an offical, The building inspector and the fire | , ‘ittfe, and let Mark Sheridan | she conceded. began seriously. “I can't - | Stowers and T. Jenkins Curry, | ig not to be trusted chief could make a tour of the town and fill | muse himself into a corner, and| “Come on, then.” And, hoisting ean. whe. mr ‘¥~4 little tp ies. commissioners of the Overseas ings that should torn down. Lots lush | had about decided she was prac-| Jane waited a few moments. He went on soberiy, ot at- | have been appointed <a with weeds are bad enough but not as much | “CPS Some ee ot tha Gresham knew ‘she wes there.| based on an invention of my own. | tions for the construction of the so as buildings that have served their pur- | I find myself not to the | --oposed Overseas Hig! | active service Iw, have pre- | [1 poses long ago. ' ferzed, but to a desk w iat | — 7 7 ai . "s be inclusive. | « he ts. of more value, and =~ Let's get going: let be all-inclusive | com See . va d prove : a | mneate & Came, oe —_— “= | It is not the intention of this editorial phat4 ciency. And of qyscee t Sol to lake over the business and ‘talist, announced today he i — j anybedy, who has b arrested for disre-| tieular departinatf dags not come | hands went and sustain it”—he TRIALS REVEAL BRUTAL PLAN were gave 1} er yee on.” finding a their a sudden gay glance— rding orders to pull down his building. | $h¢ 42) hor cA Nor mine” | movement, ripped it of and| “through my time at the battle- Id he released; its intent is that all | _ threw it to a bench; then she left} front... . I've no illusions about some Amer ’ be PET follos rning, she was| quietly. such jobs as the one I'm called w going | Others that own old and wornout building I calied i k jan's| The rest of the week was un- ae y ® a hin hte . should be forced to remove them or fac off s arrived with | eventful. Eleanor Gresham turned on't know how long Germany. |, 7 . " e _ his s trodue-| the ear keys over to Evelyn when| im Washington. Positions such as he consequences in city court ‘ 4 img Mark had to call on potential| mine change with the political r atros Do that, and it won't be long before | » h a certain) buyers; Eleanor hadn't time to be/ breeze, you know. However, I - hort Eleanor G > d. Merle, the maintenance | shan't worry while 'm away. * im their | all the delapidated buildings in Key West | ™° kk, would be leaving in two To be continued either have been repaired or torn dowr selmi ctoanieettibaiaiinceia sinionishanieial saleoidateahimaiiaeddeisitamiaaianaaaials a ved one | And when painters are available, we PRISONERS | “t victims | Should start a paint-up campaign DAILY REMINDERS oo SAYS EXPERT ee LEGALS ee at denic need | By id | SOTHCE OF ENTE THOS To Wine " y car If parents could teach children every Standard Press Association (te seni tion j a thing they know there would not be mar —— EH IOGE Md —E Murray yr? ree and a | children to believe what they hear ANNIVERSARIES B mn, state | a = onan, onszy. i that } Ha a ou quners | ; ' ‘ h workers died EXPLORE THE DETAILS FIRST bed be ¢ ig = atere he ee mstitutions, says. “Repu . ' tation and character are rated} "'y i h k Pre v one of the reasons why Cor t the same inside 4 fe “ress has been slow to include compulsor - te e well regarded ' that some | h insurance legislation such as pro : ee at : ot sted, and w x in the Wagner-Dingell Bill as part |: « 5 ° ' wn forced | the Federal social security program, is the F ksburg. Ve ee lower e Picie on the sth 4 and mistreat- | problem of cost in proportion to benefits i RICE-GROWING REGION ‘ rap : t is im The Wagner-Dingell Bill specifically pro- | HICAGO The Monsoon : ’ des that social security payroll taxes be Lands of southeastern Asia is the"! ine d raised to a total of eight per cent. halt great rice-growing region, juctmg 95 percent of the N paid by the employ a ' ; world’s supply at f the mplove Of the eight per cent er ene ' a } rr rea- | cent is intended to defray the expe : orn Pulten, Ky../ ; mmitted | medical care, hospitalization and temp rT D '™ ~e Cheek, president settee Amer " ary disability Thus the wages of Rockford ¢ wae ii to, | d on earning $225 5 th woul rn Dan Ky., 54 years ag ect to a total social security tax S216 H F Oppent ‘ ‘ half of which would be deducted - which | directly from the <alar heck oO hk HOROSCOPE al the dred and eight dollar { the $216 ‘ gs literary artis rm ’ HISTORY pager ete re miie wties How does t mpare with t A fe and ae i hea and h . ss : 3 " rnment-regulat ig rt of fa r j compas n gr \ , y Nor should | Here is what s39 | ie He, “ pesellines ieee , er year: $20 we ‘ Poet CAR co! “LEGALS . ey ' « and accide a5 . a - a —_— 2. ene {« at a pe 4 70-day period “2 . ~ medicines, X-ra . he | up to $150 reimt pense Hospit la ist as many time ay “i WORLD OVER may eed then A ‘ ra purchased from a pr " at : « hanged b ' } i © are , | <b i * ra " t hey weren't the de a —_ sosiitet mt 1s Tee « DEADLY ACCIDENTS it bie ‘ ote 400 The National sil tiaes po } bit mVveRCh scTie® abi ing attent te fleur . Bp BIRTHDAYS lents he t ms bees « - - vat t ar . ”k i and prisoners, were 1.070,5 \ ry ares the home-front accider Poe The ¢ says that War * led 261.608 kille b mefr : oo tame | planning @ great deal of con- | ores Weet, at struction work to be done “ H. E. CANFIELD, "DD Marathon. , = | Ere, Eas, Mose and Threet | E H. Gato. who had been! SPECIALIST | visiting in Boston, returned | Alsc Glasses Fitted | Office Hours, 7 to 9 p.m. and by Appointment, Phone 19, at Dr. , Geers Office, 417 Eaton Street home today Dr. Charles B. Fogarty nl has been ill for a long time, left | SES OE TT _ Ceeeecceccoces cooees | STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE MILL — Wetch Tomorrow's Paper MAKE NO MISTAKE For A Business Administration! aT ALL GROCERS t COCSESOSEEEOEE ESOS SES ES SEES EES SES OSES SESSESOOESOOSOSESESS, BASIS and you will get GUARANTEED Refrig- ee ececeoee REAL ICE is MORE ECONOMICAL ... It’s Healthy NATIONAL WAR FUND AND COMMUNITY CHEST ee CITY ELECTRIC SYSTEM a eS