The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 6, 1945, Page 2

PAGE TWO the SUBSCRIPTION RATES ADVERTISING RATES SPECIAL NOTICE ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN { | | 1. More Hotels and Apartments. ; 2 Beach and Bathing Pavilion. | %& Afrports—Land and Sea. { 4 Consolidation of County and City Gov- 5. “PENNILESS” ACTOR LEFT FORTUNE It is diff behavior of hur hecome obsessed i n and endure an effort to make The other actol afte the road, where often slept hotel expenses When he died America paid his fu ter, of the association came across a V vealing that the man had | No relatives ud could anybody figure out the money. but saving accou! banks totalled bundles of gilt-edge sto boost the estate to 3 several years the actor apartment newspaper laundry expe After th wealth, the r ested to know the benefici zen’s fortune. Here died in Actors’ Ft expenses, | n cleaning out his apartment, a $100,000 308. but. it spreac habits probably be i Mr. ary his money: He left it to actors so they would never »ked most of his fiit uppers” as he ‘ “Mz times I have expl my years of job hu: been on will ined, the the manager'in looking my thinner. upper “and the of shoes were less coura ad to face the TAKES MORE THANS qr” captain has tinst the for the Army sman trd We note that protested bill to provide mi to conere young men of this nation, assert is the spirit behind the gt loses a war.” This is an der war It important course, | than “the s and process soldi ble techni day soning of ormer look the in this country a great hue and cry th sendir combat without a ear’s “the spirit” alone made sutcessful soldiers there is no reason to train soldiers or sai What the nation should have case, would be a lot of pep leaders, able of infusing « ignorant recruits. The contention that versal r ‘raining will make the United States ! iaristic nation seems to revolve around the theory that it would change the uals trained. We do not clusion is sound. We do not think that average American would blood-thirsty killer merely because he knew how to handle a machine gun. ‘eld artillery or a torpedo. in th cap- ors. the boy become a piece of Ceiling prices are a theory if we are to judge from what we hear are doing. | Florida had come up out of the sea. isiasm into raw and | | overlooked, is that the process individ- | believe this con- | a] some sellers | THE RHINODON AND THE MAN-EATER editoria] about that 72-hour shark ze it was more of a feature article in editorial) was the longest we had The Ci zen in many a day, vet some readeis said it was too short because it left details about the rhinodon out important man-eating shark of the Indian Was if it was recon- New York Museum of something we did not ex- ory about the rhinodon. museum sent Professor Limekiller . sst Lo obtain the skin of the rhino- and to make measurements of all parts »ody, so that a lifelike representa- the shark could be given, but when led up on Cur about the rhinodon ected for t ural Histor; tion Was ways it wa : while it was being towed » Key West, were large enough potato barrels into them. parts of the skin had been om the head to the tail, Pro- imekiller obtained sections of skin to determine the exact coloring and the required measurements. The a year or so later, was informed ut a representation of the rhinodon was mounted e MUREUD). vic) Incidéntally, we ¥emarked. thatethe iodon is the, largest shark, stiJl in, exjstt did not mention any. measure} iy rhinodons have been found red more than 50 feet in length, re thought to grow to be 70 feet the carcnarodon, the man-eater, length now is 40 feet, but bones eth of a specimen, found in Florida ite deposits, lead s lieve ittained a length of 90 feet during Tertiary period, which was _ before As for tientists to be- the The best guarantee of any transaction the character and good faith of those NATIONALIZATION The Labor government of Great Brit- nounces that it pians io nationalize - on a large scaie during the next ive rs. Included is electricity, coal, ras, railwats, truck-motor haulages, can- Is. docks, harbors and possibly iron and From France, Gen. De Gaulle ioulices that his government will soon pro- th the nationaliation of credit and vicity, with branches of insurance to > taken up later. We do not attempt to list all evidences of this trend to nationalization but it is a stormy current throughout he world. Capi- t is we know it in the United States, competition an- g stupendous every- nd there are millions of people who dit the capitalistic state with the uction the greatest good to the number. 1omic battle royal is getting underway and there is no way to forecast the outcome. Certainly, capitalists in the United Sta the last. bulwark of thersysi tem, might’ read the signs and’ tranSlate the w g on the wall. It is net yet’@ death ce but if capitalists here permit the nerican system” to stand on its abuses, | than get busy and compete with -conomic systems, the day of capital- ism is draw of x to a Ciose. » Ru s do not seem to think it sssential to play ball on the Allied | FREE ELECTION FERVOR The insistence of democratic peoples | that other nations hold “free elections” would be more reasonable if there was as- surance it the people in other countries | would intelligently participate in such bal- | | loting. The fact of the matter, which is often | of democ- racy, or the, self-government of peopley.re- } | quires time and training. “ Evén in’the Unit- |, ed States, there are millions of Americans | without any intelligent conception of the | part they should play if our government is to be efficient and effective. | Let us assume, for example, that the | sultan of some backward region would su4- denly become converted to the virtues of | democracy and order a “free election.” The natives would have no conception of their privilege and the chances are that the | “free election” would develop into a farce of the first magnitude. What those readers wished to know | jin a THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SCOUT GROUP HAS SESSION EST TAKEN UP FOR DISCUSSION FOURTH LONGER BROOKLYN.—The China- >, long LEGALS CIRCLIT COURT OF TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR WONROE COUNTY. IN IN THE THE Girl Scout | i ntermediate their evening to form S Assoc! purpose of tion to strengthen Scout program. The need more troops for Key West, cluding Poinciana Place, w discussed, and plans is vital need of our corm Leaders! y needed 2 one siring to do so, a chance not children, ol ody eath month. The first month was mtéeting ‘ of_the selected Monday for* nk the “a STATE. OF FLORIDA, IN - AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN| + CHANCERY. | Caxe No, N-i RADIO PROGRAM ANNOUNCED BY STATION Subject to Change Wheed fo\ Listen— 1600 On-Your Dial Mutual Breadcasting Sj (*Designates Network Progr: 10-466 PT BLO 8 Thursday, December 6th oP MM. 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