The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 23, 1945, Page 2

rack TWO ‘be Key West Citizen <=) Geese end koe Mreste ety Meweperer ner Wem one 7 tas ewconé ones matte: at a hey Bont —o Tee « see nTeee af serten ee rome ate, wilh one © tne. =~ ook om 4 are 5 conte o line and invites @le- sheets of local oF bob eh anceymous ores eae *weete ne ee PROVEMENT. FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZER we Hotels and Apartments. React end Retung Pavilion | 2 Aiport Land and Gon Comsctkdetion of County end City Gov- rome 2 Commer cety Astitortwem, Sereaaeteee i RULE OF REASON” ems that The >» & TPP er er erer_reper_s. "eer peseeese eee eee - Al « VERSUS REAL INCOME : JABBING AT KEY WEST Semebody, who did not know what he was writing about, had a letter, un- signed except for the initials “J. B.”, in The Miami Herald for Sunday. about a Miamian having fined in the local criminal court for driving his automobile without tires on Key West streets. The anonymous writer said: “Being familiar with the so-called streets and roads of Key West, I find it impossible to believe they are capable of being further damaged by any method.” Nobody has been arrested or fined in the criminal court for driving automobiles without tires on the streets of Key West. Two such cases have come up recently in criminal court, and here they are: Fred O. Eberhardt, representative in been Monroe county for the Florida Motor Ve- | hicle Commission, arrested two sailors who drove an automobile on four rims over the new Overseas Highway and the north shore of the Roosevelt boulevard. which are parts of Federal Highway No. 1, maintained by the State Road Department. and are not | Key West streets. It should be explained that the State Road Department. only a few days before the sailors drove over the boulevard, had | just completed scarifyinmg, regrading and tepaving it, and Mr. Eberhardt said that the Overseas Highway and the boulevard one- quarter of an inch deep The Miamian, to whom “J. B.” ferred, was arrested north of Long Key, 70 miles from Key West, by State Road Pa- W. Walker for driving on the Overseas Highway with a flat tire The part of the letter was the headline, written in the Herald office: The Fine Boulevards of Key West How Can Anyone Damage Them?” Admittedly. the streets in Key West n poor condition, except Eaton street which was Navy-repaired, and Division st now a state or county read, from the Roose velt boulevard to Whitehead street, which ust been sepaired by the State Road Department. but would the Herald poke fun at the Miami police if they arrest any for driving automobile 1 ts rims over the worst streets in that city res trolman & new worst are h as body an particularly those miles of streets that have no sidewalks’ We at least have good side walks in Key West Government vehicles Key West streets considerably country entered the war, and that was the reason why the Navy repaired Eaton street and it is the reason why the city is now appealing the federal government r funds to help repair roads ir Fina “J. B.”, that didn't know what was but the Herald bt abbe have damaged since this to f city y nameless ma he k the d deftly a writing abou ed at its a de ghtedly at overy hat ¢ his famous di » the Columbus t add anything ow ledge rth Ar ee N nsiderable comment th air about the manner Depa de Janeire assumption t the juled at R The somewhat w Lat sets } extreme have t t the United States t republhes een a rk THREAT TO PEACE of the United States sstification of the eff The pe stand ple nde he ebvious that if th nd Spain desire the governme have wer that ¢ them tiens is they are The mited solely t entitled 1 governments ¢ f the world This ix a matter which concerns or net and fies the 6 ~perate with the dictator regimes netitute a threat Peace ust r re rims left marks in the surface of the | ftronted to the | ty "an *: aboar img to m ose | fast endless minutes with foolish | questions and answers I don't want to go.” | But she went, and the going) | away was more trying than she'd | ss | anticipated. In the first place, the | train was late, and it shouldn't | have been, for weren't tl = if hand toward his ha have remembered he " he sald to his sis- “Carter nian d out what she is/ late Sheridan gee oor eee Pea Se three girls} the track,| neatly stacked , stood Carla) it™ hom the her, a| then than for tion.| for Carla to go to work in seit Sco where che Gauld be git Se Sheridan? You t 2 sen. But that fe it once before. she ographers wn % : membered no e co fle Lg Now what,” demanded Jane ery rest = they drove off, “did Eleanor, passcn : sh land-|t Gresham mean by that last re- = . . So “Honestly, Jane,” cried Eveiyn, r 4 4 — } som sn ype ~ 9 visions of the bore- “tor a girl ae Betiliant as you give | » of the past. One hand ha aked dom of thousands of miles of | every indication of bein, coe t ah [travel weakening Sheridan's de- | 25—as blind and as dense as ad H was Eleanor | fenses, arranges for them to go| Sheridan is—about some ings.” | “Allow me the first t ‘ ‘Te de continued — ee | : WEST IN : Standard Press Association je J RS A t rf ANNIVERSARIES — : THEREFORE ORDERED jp a 23—John RT ' PILES OF THE crrizen |") ,"! oe | | s , OF OCTOBER 23. 1995 | oR ~ £ Ay a7 Fr : 1831 B. G » pa Johns ; « va4 Three more WEA Digtects Bay 1 E Steven r been “Spprdted tae RS RET | > » ‘ and it was said that many me « v ie men and women be employ-j| te . K ed im a few days | » ‘ - - } ‘ i F s A reservoir is being built to : be used in supplying water the Key West Aq | ! M Ww H Malone.| b ( Be . . ‘ Cane So tenes - M ‘ s ” a E Fay bes we eal : THE FINE BOULE ll oe, MRE OF Hee me be Se . wig . VARDS OF KEY WEST. HOW ,” pa Anes . pen " 3 uber AN ANYONE DAMAGE 3 he F Yo a , aia , : y th R we resume o~ eo comet HISTORY Key West bas “hose to Sie wer”, Seth ne ’ ° 2 ‘ - 7 = Be ported . . i N trop al ; 4 , . ” . > 4 Cu = 1s : di , . 7 A 7 that Phi. BNME " e igi . at i. canis 3 ' ’ . A car «t 7 P MAX. ~~ ’ But, the damage is beimg re — - = s - Nac, 1—by Ba TF iecilte pasted as rapidly ag labor condi- | ae i, ? permit, and the streets will py, Park e's - mg bet M econ Divi ) nm te its unding « t 5 a “ fr 48 out- 7 : pte - ae « » - . “ b : ais 7 ! n ' vets Merk ‘ re a. B r ‘ H Gin ger. Kev Wi t eset a tow an e * : wry . ai BACK TO STONE AGE USE ° a ; 66 4 ie . x Stome . : - PREPARATIONS General Municipal Elect 4 | Atlar low 6 Liquid, Tablet, Salve, Nose Drops 4 pal b. ton rs BIRTHDAYS e & Mobert ¢ CITY COMMISSIONER e York ver 3 si san & ee November 6, 1945 bd Otwer M. Say rs : a%Mlabl : : , able now at : Ps | HOROSCOPE Ps ‘ s hing ves 4 ' B ' N ¢ the dav. but as the . 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