The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 17, 1945, Page 2

PAGE TWO SO SAY WE ALL “You speak about bad streets down in s part of the tewn; you should come out uur way (United street and others in that | vieinity) if you want to’ see really bad street And much more to the same effect in | var parts of the city, and it was agreed ead | that reason some streets are in such peor condition today is because they have een torn up and, instead of being repav- ed, the trenches, most of them for lateral piping. were filled up with earth and stone and rolled, only to develop ruts shortly, as Basimres Citteen Building ne and Ane Streets Sov ePTIING maTES ___ Mae BEETS on application a result of rains and traffic. - notion Sam Hart's statement that everybody who tears up a street in Key West should pelled to put up a bond to guarantee ts ng put back in its former condition | in a specified time has brought forth many | expressions of hearty approval. € And don't let it be a joke-bond of $10 r so.” one Key Wester asserted. “Make he | high enough to repair the street the man or company that tears ot fulfill his agreement to re- ; Make the rounds of the city and you page ee tes see the many places where paved 1 More Botels and Apartments. eets have been dug up to lay mains or & Beach and Bathing Pavilion aterals, and, instead of repaving str ‘ & Alrporte—Land aud Sea the trenches were filled with earth and & Comsolidation of Couniy and City Gov- sone hen compacted qounee. A ements for the improvement of & Community Auditorium r streets will be of no avail if the city ——_— = | commissioners do not insist that there be —————————————————————— “pe = to digging up streets without FREEDOM @F THE PRESS f adequate bonds te put them pica aneean ek the former condition Make them put up bonds!” Mr. Hart Where sews is suppressed there © houted ty hall Tuesday night, and anarchy, where news is controlled there is . ay we all 4 tear: one where news is free are human be- aa ing tree —" Most of the world can be CARL ACKERMAN, red applied intel nee, which wi Dean, School of Journalism, ne understanding there must be Columbia University t n all cases which is so ofter —_—_ nt It t be long now before there will THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘ ociferous demand to reduce the Arn — . » dnt it nd Na below safety levels in order WILL always seek the -— be ‘ money. The campaign will be support without fear an@ without favor; never j ness Men who want taxes re strata to attack wrong or to — | duced and by sapheads who have no idea siways fight for — amver bo hat want or what ix best for then gan of the mouthpiece of any person, clique, } cdacainaitidiuaiins faction of clase; always Go te utmost for the | | FEAR ANOTHER “1932” cubic welfare never tolerate corruption of cnmiaaibaliaiiiii injustice; denounce vice and praise virtue, secretary of Commerce Henry A. Wal semeeent good done by individual or organ ' ernment leaders fear ar jaption: tolerant of uthers’ rights, views and 1952" if corporate profits continue oGitGers; print only news that will elevate d returns and farm income and pot contaminate the reader; never com- o hex € promise with principle t Mr. Wallace, who became secretar r i9 h s that th a LL : reity, whic ed DISCOVER EARLIER CIVILIZATION all ii i a A a reha a lint ig “ | ‘ 1 The ' rv rt as a ver ral produtts and such we actured dis that i doors j Iv Amerigan physicians am t j het u Chinese «a } r thetic me 1700 | i rmed major ' ‘ G North Car ng ‘ row b r v J “ h ‘ i repa - do t is anything 1 of thought that comes t re entirely pleased b 4 ‘ 1 isms which the 1 the nt suspici { them might get acro: has beet naidious propagar the Lnited States since the natior areer, Nearly every put t j b iding the clergy. views with h more easily they point the ore appl on of principles h i t r pr ems. Let's not get excited Chaldeans, Hi rh he matter warts letter came the next day, explaining what had} 04 the known happened. “Doggone it, Anne:"|habit” She would terete Lary ena oc ke ph Seema mee’ ane Se leave, when Aunt Edna and Carol of a ae on hata . t- R—F 8,4 arrived. What was to w a '. didn’t have the slightest notion|of a Bi ree or : woop bpneely is 2 oat 1 they were coming When [ re-| together af — aoe see minded Aunt Edna that she had| lowed to think fer himee! ‘It she could have known that | promised to give her consent to| , “ON. vous, Gone about | John ell had net jeant to | his time, shi ’ speak those word 3 pe fy vou woulda't| you get tired of Rdna’s and) could have guessed that he was mind waiting if y turn Wayne down. ‘« *”e livid with tury. pimoel,, because as — pest had or a long time. | 4 Gt! chow her disrespect, she might | Bureau of Investigation wi She said anyway you were being| good stuff in him. Also Tm ha have not been so hurt, so humil- | assisting with police schools. seen around a lot with Major| Vinced that he loves you jated. But she only had his biting| The United States has had Joha Lowell, so probably you|, “Yes” she ans YThats| Words to guide her. and so she a geno = necded more time. What the heck | “somehow I know he does. Si said tensely, controlling herself | why I've just got to be patient) Jit, 9 great effort: Y ? of ® did she mean by that crack rad course, under the tances | # T can't get away Ax a and Carol seem to expec me i Lowell. And lool one, cons them around. Is all this going to esa eet, Sout T know what] the decency never to speak to me Where to poy oe You k w much}? ndid person you are and I = od at her sheatity for 8 Listen I love yon and} longing| Celleve Weznes Guling Hee i) tnd te a a Mutual Broadcasting System to be with you —” y Bagge a ip ran around his mouth. Then Uo Designates Network Program? P little wanly, oy Anne put down the letter, her) “Thanks for believing in me, Mr. Liquid, Tablet. satve SUNDAYS HOROSCOPE TODAY'S HOROSCOPE The noture may TROUMEO aricious and COFFEE ‘ wt MILL ™ a { AT ALL “You're the most utterly detest- gripped her sheul:| sole person I ever knew. w| ders hard. “That's the girl! And) ® pe 1 veut hase laughed—that bitter. unhsoov Si curee | “666 ."¥ st = COLD PREPARATIONS Nene Drops —_ ANVOI NORD my ©The outh drawn t grim f rham— ” sound that had no mirth in it. “Of L. Alexander* oat nama oo course, I must love you very Saturday, November 17th | poo 2 > Be A Sucker* of knowing when Wayne would bad the outer office John Lowell! deeply to let you talk to me like oP. 4 tw Wideiete } 6:45 William Lang* get another leave. Was she to lay| I was Jeaning againat her desk.| this!” he said and turned on Ris! gong 169 Club | Pt Adventure* aside the love blue wed-|ttig smile was cynical. “Well,| heel and walked out of the office | 20) ci. Bonietta* 00 Human vs 4 ding frock beside soks like you've gotten a fe-| She noticed that he was ‘impin) 5 5) itn Hales 9:30 Double or Nothing’ ro sige one? A ny | prievef™ verv badly this morning : Arthas iit 10:00 Operatic Review* times is a girl expe She felt anger tingle along her] She sank. shaken utterly, into} 7:45 Tom Harmon 10:30 What's That Song?* { sendy to mar | spine. “What 40 you mean? her desk chair ‘Thank heaven. the | 2-00 The Whisper Men* saan Sake, Seana i i le} "+O, don't pretend! You know] other girls had been busy else-! ¢ 99 To Be Announced Mas D Orchestra* what'l'm talking about. I take it/ where and the little scene had} 999 1 ht To the Girls* tt Or ’ t when Pria¢ has been post-| apparently gone unnoticed 0 Break the Bank® 1130 Duke ington ‘chestra? he spoke of tove for her Wk in A see. to read|_ John Lowell had said he loved | | 4 “ “i 11:45 Harry Cool's Orchestra* There was no t in her mind }tpe papesa. too” hert If she had not been so intent | '0.00 The nie of the ae 4 | 11.55 News’ f fe ? but} a 2: a on controlfing her tears she|!i 00 Art Mooney chestra a w up andl salt es bie 2 SS gne| would have burst into Inughter.| 11 30 Charlie Spivak Orchestra* Monday, November 19th : | ot have seen the anxious light | What did he know of love in that] 11.55 News T A.M. to Noon her that them. “And so?” Her words| bitter. unhappy heart of his? It nan: desis Meena . to se¢| were dripping with ice. What] was a long time before she felt 1eth 1:15 Ne n “ht had he to come here and| she could breathe freely. deeoly Sunday, November | 1 jews sunt he again. She thought of what é. 2 2. | 730 Sunrise Serenade ois He shrugged. “And so I thought| Wayne had said in his lk me pslaonaare | 825 News ons we might resume our| about her hav been see: ion @ . ; 830 Sunrive Serenade h - es ly happy association with| with John. Well. he needn't worry 5 F Choi 9:00 Frazier Hunt, News* ~ h other!” about that anv more! ’ Al and Lee Reiser . o A . “Oh, you did?” Having John| That night Eve said, “I'm going 3 Deep Rivve Bape 955 Shady Valley Folks Lowell know that Wayne had| away. Anne. I can’t it here ) Edward Vito, Harpist | 955 WKWF Program Resume 1s 4 her in such a shameful| any longer I've got to do s - | Temes L. Shee 10:00 Church of the Wildwood nd s the most bitter dose| thing different. So Tver about d in sg i 15 Waltz Time e 4d ever been called) cided to dedicate my life t sae za . | 10:30 Fun with Music* ner | ing—esvecially ’ “4 Program Resume | 11 69 Cecil Brown, News* or ~ ing insult to! hospitals 0 Roth Orchestra i. io 8 pu siders.\ injury: “Because Wayne Me-! To be continued Pro Arte Quarter* yet en SSnnwe - ee ee eR ec a ane hew. Sein Oe } 11:30 Take It Easy Time : > aviomtnn meeeat | 1145 Lindlahr* in The News Ag ange tip et Neon to 6 FM. DAILY REMINDERS si NaS | 1200 wim Lane” rnett i a nating ne* 1:00 Jonn Williams, News TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES eee ae 115 Luncheon with Loper* 788 s B leat 2w Bul 145 John J. Anthony* nt ‘ NJ 245 No | 200 Cedric Foster* F 3 w | 215 Jane Cow!* ah. Ma » H . m Land 2:25 Cliff Edwards* ta M 0 M 2:35 Queen For A Day* i 08 Tr | 300 Griffin Reportnig* : f The 3:15 Listen to Leibert w Nic 3:30 Remember* 55 2 3:45 Musie of Manattan Ss ae t | Same Peete. ee 4:00 Erskine Johnson* a1 P oP. & @ Gite 4:15 The Johnson Family* J B 600 @Q As A Flash* 430 Melody Hour’ . » ¢ Fos | $:00 Pete Howe* . j e45 F mn Lewis, Jr* | 5:15 Superman* ' Opmmion Requested* | 5:30 Captain Midnight* N ? Calforna Melodies* ' $45 Tom Mix* s B M ‘ eo eeeeeeeeeeeearenrrertee N PRESSES ESSSEESSESEES ERE | eer : ’ Port E ' j PODAY i wsromy 1600 ON YOUR DIAL a ( as, and write om one side - of the paper esly. Samatere of |‘ LISTEN TO 1 the writers mast accompany the {005 wtawy vad letters and will be published en- be Bs 4 w eas reqursted otherwise. P K ww b * nN MONDAY AT 7:15 P.M. 4 4 . ‘ aa Ww November 19th M4 ‘ K ‘ w : c An address given at the Key West ; Rotary Club last Thursday in re- ognition of an internati , TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS we of an international study " by the more than 5,000 Rotary . M Clubs all over the world of... ’ THE UNITED : NATIONS CHARTER ww ' Meg lesa Monday, November 19th w K SEPH i USE 7:15 PM.