The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 23, 1946, Page 3

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2: 3, 1946 | ote te te tp te te ttt nt dn tant dn ntti hntnntn tn tn tn tnt tented) CORAL ROCKETS By L. P. ARTMAN, JR. AABADAAABAAAAAAASAADARADABAADAARAAS EVERYBODY HAPPY Remember sometime ago when you were told that gambling in- terests and ministerial interests were both sore at this column, claiming we were partial to the other side too much? Well, now. we get good smiles from both sides. As the entire story is un- folded and everyone sees that we tell the truth according to the te. timony given by the two far- apart groups and add our own opinions, then everyone is happy. In Key West you need not bi partial to any one side, as some would have us do, but just '4 fair—“fair comment’—to bota sides in the news articles and al- lowance of an honest editor's opinion in whims and editorials ° ° MANANA! A great many things are going to be left to the next city budget and some may have to be over again. For in: is the city tug and barg scavenger unit, repair of Spoug Dock, retreading of army strects yet materialize under previous plans. But we must wait and see until final word can be given. | e e CLOSED BOULEVARD! The Junior Chamber of Com- | merce in Miami some eight years ago were fighting a sore spot but | to no avail. There is a section of | Miami Beach ‘just above the | beautiful hotels where huge priv- | ate residences are right smack on the ocean. The’'entire seaview is | blotted out for the visitors driv- ing along Indian Creek road | there. This could well be the case | if ownership on Roosevelt Boule- ‘vard ever becomes a question. ; Developments would be pushed ; up to the water’s edge and the Boulevard be closed off entirely It is a point to watch carefully. This is the tract which is under ; contemplation right now for sale. It is a wonderful develop- ment although there must be , some filling in of the swampy area just behind the Boulevard. Just for the iun of it let’s make a prediction. Here’s hoping three instead of just patching, stoppage Jarge hotels just like the Casa of the city dump system on High-| Marina are erected along this wayyNumber One (Stock Island),’ stretch and that small beautiful repair of the city dock at the homes spring up around each re- south end-of Duval street, initia: | sort hotel just as has happeried tion-ef the Aquarium and Botan-|in the Martello Towers section ical Gardens projects for the tour-" an the ‘stree' the westward ists, street lighting of thé »maia’ of ‘the Casa. @ we do not street “White Way”! But ‘there believe that the . entire stretch should be ne prebént kick to the will be lined with hotels, city as long as all available en- . pA es ergy is being spent along the mi SA pressing lines right now. in NEW SUBURBS aceordance with finances of the! Look too for eventual develop- city. Many state that the cits ment of Boca Chica and Stock not doing anything but others Island as additional suburbs to who see the many small thing; the city. Stock Island property being continually done are chang- | is being sold off at present. Much ing their minds. of the mosquito problems in this area is controlled with the big NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of “Tropical Trader”, 718 Duyal Street, Key West, Florida, intend to register the said fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. Dated February 15, 1946. JAMES J. McMANUS CATHERINE CONLON McMANUS feb16,23;mch2,9,1946 NOTICE OF REDEMPTION Notice is hereby given -to the holders of the following described bonds of The City ‘of Key West, Florida, that said bonds have been called for redemption on April 1, 1946; $1,466,000 Electric Revenue Bonds, dated April 1, 1943, de- nomination — $1,000, in- terest rates 3-1/4%, B-1/2%, 3-3/4%, 4%, and 4-1/4%, due serial- ly_on April 1, 1947 to 1973, inclusive, and numbered 35 to 1500, inclusive, Payment of principal and quired interest premiums will made upon presentation: of the bonds, accompanied by all interest coupons maturing on and after October 1, 1946, at La Salle National Bank, Chicago, Ilinois, or Miami Beach First National Bank, Miami Beach, Florida, on or after April 1, 1946, and interest shall cease to accrue on said date. Given by order of the City Com- eo this 19th day of February, re- Wm. W. Demeritt Mayor Attest: Roy Hamlin City Clerk feb23,1946 IN THE CIRCUYT COURT OF THE IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. TN | CHANCERY, No, 16-596, BARBARA SMITH,” wB&orit UES plaintite, ee rv HOWARD: ‘sware,, cw Detendant. ORDER ‘or ai CATION TO: rien 1. Smith 1545 N. W. 6th St. Miami, Fla. Tt is hereby Ordered that you are required to appear on the 9th day of March, A. D. 1946, before the above entitled Court’ to the BIN of Complaint filed-against you in the above entitled cause and The Key West Citizen is hereby aesipnated as thei mewspape which this Order shall be publ once a week for four (4) cons tive weeks. Witness the Honorable Aquilino te ° ° NEWSIE DELIVERIES | Boca Chica Airfield having Under the able leadership of Cleared off so much swam! Rayford Roberts, The Citizen land and eliminated mosqui¥) “newsies” have been giving good breeding places. Another point is service in the past month or so the careful DDT spraying in this after a war period in which area. there were diffic: Mr. Rob id erts remains at ' citizen until WISE LETTER 6 o'clock in the noon fgr any Perhaps the nicest leter to the complaints ‘itizens not be- editor and the wisest written by ing delivered, Please send, your a winter visitor tothe city was complaints jin. It will just make uo Aszysnot' “x aq 4q ayia | the boys give bett vice and Feb. 2. Instead of coming ‘right there is no ¢ reprimand in with a rush and telling ‘all Key} forthcoming unle non-delivery Westers in a “high’'and mighty becomes a habit. Most Citizen tone what should be doné with subscribers too keep in mind the the city, this’ man’ first of all’ inevitable difficulties such as stated that -he undetstood very papers sliding under bushes or clearly why winter visitors were People picking up papers and thought “meddlers” «when they making off with them or every brashly tried to ehange over the so often the press running a hit -city to: their conception of °a late. Washington, Néew!*York'‘ér Chi. e cago - with: ‘a’slight'*Key West WIDEN DIVISION tinge. He said he ‘himself wold, rd a proposal to wid- feel righteousty © indignant ‘if ion street and make it someone ‘eanie! into his home- a business thoroughfare just as town with similar ideas. Then Duval street is now. Duval is clearly and calmly he presented rapidly filling up with business a suggestion, constructive to the especially with development com- Jast degree, regarding fishing, ing in at the corner of Duval carefully thought out and wonder and Virginia streets and shortly of wonders sensible and work- businesses will want to expand. able. That was about fish con- The logical street in which to do ‘servation. Key Westers have to this is Division. As to widening pe educated continually to tHe the street, what are your visitor ways but the winter visi- thoughts. tors even more so must be edu- cated to the Key West way. ° e MAKE ‘EM NEWSWORTHY | People’s Forum letters sent the editor are usually the most inter-| esting part of the paper (keeping! in mind that women think t! | society page is, “the sports fans Today's Anniversaries (Know America) 1751—Henry Dearborn, Revolu- think the sportipage'lis and ma- ture men like the editorial page) It is the ‘American’s great gift of freedom of speech. In it he can explain himself hand will be held over his head as in feudal days or even in pres- ent continental Europe da But to drag out a controver: issue so long makes us a little tired. What do you say, let’s have no more of the liquor question until the matter comes back in the news again. ° e HOTEL ACTION It seems to be pretty well es- tablished now that the hotels of the city will have to go back to advertising. They have held off with all these reports that the Navy would fill all hotels with families but thus far this has not been accomplished. The business which hotelmen in Key West are getting is principally overnight business. People come here, ta a short tour of the city, stay over- night and then turn around and g0 back. Thi: not giving the Especially when a regular tourist guide is not €m- ployed. The Hotel Association and auxilia: gencies are all for getting tourist projects: down and no heavy’ tionary officer; Mass., congress- man, secretary of war under Jef- Lopez, Jr., as one of the Judges 02 this Court and the Seal of this Court in the City of Key West, Monroe County, Florida, this sth day pf February, A. D.,’ 1946. (Seal) Ross C. Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe’ County, Florida. By Florence E. Sawyer, D.C. feb9-16-23;mar2,i946 NOTICE OF MASTER’S SALE and by virtue of a cer and Decree of. Fpipclorur: made’ and enteréd’ on thé bth of February, A. D. 1946 in and by the Circuit: Court ofthe Eleventh Judicial, Circuit, of . thi sipte aes in aw for |Monrbé er in ancery, in. a cause. therein pending, wherein Wiliam Rh. Bore ter, Lilla Allen Goldsmith -(former- ly Mary Lilla Allen) and Genevieve Allen Warren are plaintiffs, and Henry R. Mallory, William V. -Al- bury, J. Lancelot Lester, G. Dallas Dixon Leland B, Duer Morgan, H. McClement, Franklin Nevius end F.°Henry Berlin, as the surviving Directors and Trustees.of Garrison Park Corporation, a corporation organized under the taws of the State of Florida, dissolved, _, by Proclamation of the Governor |'6 the State ‘of. Florida on, Augusl 1936; James L. Johnson, as Trus J. Otte Kirchheiner, as’ Administra tor of' the Estate of W. L. Bagby, deceased, .are defendants, Fore- closure ‘of Mortgage, said cause being, numbered 10-45i1,: the under- signed Special Master in Chancery will offer for sale and will sell at public outery, for cash in hand, to ‘the highest and best bidder at the front door of thé County ‘Court- house of Monroe County, Florida, during the legal hours of sale, to- wit, between the ‘hours of 11:00 o'clock “A. M. and 2300 o'clock P. M. on Monday the 4th day of March, A. T1946, al) of ‘that certain land, situate, lying and being in the County of Monroe and State of Florida, more particularly described as follows: On the Island of Key West and known on Key West Realty Co.'s First Subdivision of Part of Tract Twenty-one, and Lots One, Two, Thr ‘Four and Five, map of which subdivi- sion’ is duly recorded in Plat Book 1, page~~43; Monroe Cou Florida, Public Rec-,, Ore hare ferson, born’ at? Hampton) IN. Hv Died June.6, 18293? 1764—William, ; Eaton,» soldier; consul to Tripoli, whose mane across the ‘desert-of Lybia in war with Tripol’iis a classic in Amet- ican venture and daring, born in Woodstock, Vt. Died June 1, 1811. 1787—Emma H. Willard, teach- er-writer, leader in higher edu- ‘al. Thirt; irty -. eig! Fort : ine, Fifty, Fifty-one, and Fifty-three; Lots Sight, Nine, ‘Thirteen and Fourteen in Block Nine- teen; Lots Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Eight, Nine, Ten, Elev- en, Twelve, Thirteen and Four- teen in Block Twent Lots One, Ten, Eleven and Twelve in Block Twenty-two; Three, Four, cation for girls, born at Berlin, Conn. Died April 15, 1870. 1932—John H. Vincent, Metho- dist clergyman-bishop, originator of the Chautauqua movement, born Tuscaloosa, Ala. Died May 9, 1920. 1857—Margaret W. Deland, the longtime popular novelist, born at Allegheny, Pa. Died in Bos- ton, June 13, 1945. , TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS { (Know America) * John G. Winant, Ambassador to’ Britain, born in New York, 57 years ago. ' Charles Merz, editor of the N. Y. Times, born Sandusky, O., 53. years ago. William L. Shirer, author- here again and see things bright- broadcaster, born in Chicago, 42 er for next season. They are also years ago. for active advertising in the Howard E. Babcock of Ithaca, Miami markets’ to bring ‘em N. Y., noted agricultural leader, down here. This group will con-, born in New York, 57 years ago. tinue to sponsor tourist projects,! Prof. Frederic L, Paxson of the out of city advertising, and tour- University of California, famed ist social affairs to keep people historian, born in Philadelphia enjoying the Island City. 69 years ago. . © Charlotte B. De Forest, noted BOULEVARD REPAIRS missionary to Japan, born in Ja- Repair of the Boulevard on pan (of American parents), 67 the ocean side will cost about years ago. %: $12,000. Although there.was no Judge John T, Loughran, chief budget item set up in the present justice of the New York Court-of State Road Department budget Appeals, born at Kingston, N. Y . for this project the project may 57 years ago, Nine, Eleven, Thirteen Fourteen in Block Thirty-one; Lots Eight, Nine, auaiee ane ‘hirteén in Block rty-four; veto Three in. Block ‘Thirty= One, Three, Eleven, ve, Thirteen and Fourteen ock Forty; That part of Block Forty- eight lying in Salt Pond Lot One except Lots One and Two; Also all unplatted are: er covered by water or efore described and the portion of the boulevard to be built around the Island of Key West passing by said land off the northerly shore thereof; Together with the submerged lands and bottoms and wat Sor boulevard around:the Island of Key. West.lying Northerly. from all the riparian rights of the said property, and together with Mortgagor in and to the waters of the Bay, or the’ land under water, lying in front of the premises hereby conveyed, and together with all rights in re- version or remainder or other- wise of every kind and descrip- tion whatsoever. And together with all right, title and interest of the Mortza- gor in the streets, avenues and alleys shown on the plat of The Key West Realty Company hereinbefore referred iu sub- however, to the its of “the public in, to —, over sald streets, avenues an eys. is 16t! of Feb- yal anand ruar’sa) JULIUS F. STONE, JR. s Special Master ,in Chancery. WuGtee rere Panintiere: = feb16-23;mar2,1946 « RATES Regular Type 15 words or less is 30c. Black Face Type HELP WANTED TELEPHONE OPERATORS WAGE INCREASE Learners now earn a mini- mum of $31.20 per week for 48 hours work Wage rates for experienced operators are proportion- ately higher Frequent increases, addi- tional payment for evening CLASSIFIED Advertisements under this| oF less is 45c. head will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of 2c a word} payment for classified ad- for each insertion, but the|vertisements is invariably in minimum charge for the first advance, but regular advertis-| The rate for blackface type | charged, ST ! is 3c a word and the minimum charge for the first 15 words PAYMENT ‘ers with ledger accounts may. have’ their advertisements SALESMEN WANTED Salesman—New sensation, The Little Jewel Lighters; 7 piat- ings, gold, silver, etc. , Sells $1.00_retail—$6.00 per dozen, samples $.75. The Jugo Corp., 600% W. 52nd St., N.Y.C. feb23-1tx FOR HIRE For Hire—Truck, general moving. J. C. Ramsey, 709 Whitmarsh Lane. Phone 1161-W. feb1-1mox WANTED TO BUY must jo" on the day of publica- tion. © Notice is hereby given that under |. Sunday and holiday work _ | Will buy heetograph views, Doug- lass School. — , feb21-3tx Wanted—-Old rags. Call at. ‘The Citizen, Office. : -jant7-tt aaNet Sewing machine, any! kind.’ Will pay cash: °1217% Petronia’st. - ; feb21-3tx i MANY OTHER ADVANTAGES Let our Chief Operator, Mrs.’ McDermott, tell you the whole story FOR. RENT Apply 9 to 5 at the TELEPHONE OFFICE Detective stories, romances, biog- raphies ,all the best new books, some for 5c per day, many for only 10c for a whole week. Paul Smith, Bookseller, cor. Simon- ton and Eaton streets. feb1-tf febl-tf Wanted — Messenger, daytime work. Apply Western Unijon. feb19-tf ROOMS FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. Rea- sonable. 411 William st. féb1-1mox Male or female grocery clerk. Ap- ply Castro’s Market, 901 Duval st. feb19-6tx 1220 Newton feb21-3tx Furnished rooms, Maid, general housework. Cas-| St. (upstairs). tro’s Market, 901 Duval st. : : feb19-6tx | Furnishe 0 ———. | private entranea., 907. Packer Wanted—3 girls for fountain} gf. or. 2-3 > feb@2aix ‘work... Apply ‘Land’ OQ’ ‘Sun |’ erties Store, 1001 Division Street, ‘OR = 46a : feb21-4¢]. fe ———— Columbia’ Reltalivant id? Timen?| Vita Var Hcus¢.Paint, guaranteed Columbia Restaurant, 117 Duvat'| °. P nif St., phone 9174, needs two good ov pure. 820 & ee Sees , iprice,! waitresses at once. ~ feb21-6t¥)". Bierce Bros, febl-imo Private: dresstpaker, experience: Call in person. 1010 Von Phi ter, Apt. 3, any evening at 6. feb21-3¢x HELP WANTED—MALE ; | ibrary copies of current sellers+;at prices that getlower, with each rental. .To fill your, | bookshelves comp-a native hy pai » Bet acquainted Meat cutter, experience preferred. Castrq’s Market, 901 Duval st:! cor. Simonton and Eaton‘ sts: feb19-6tx'! fe feb1-tt ‘Vita Var Full Body Floor Varnish; $5.00 value, $3.95 gallon, none better.. Pierce Bros. febl-1mo We have an attractive offer for a local young man who already has a Ist or 2nd class Radiote!c- phone Operator’s license. We ‘ are particularly interested in an We Ponte Sa hates Pie ex-service man between 20 and oe Beg threaded at Pepper's 26 years of age who has had communication experience. A Fiano’, Supply, 512 pees chance to live at home, to earn ghey a good living, and perhaps to achieve lifetime security. See Mr. Overlin at Southern Be'l Tel. & Tel. Co. feb23-3: MISCELLANEOUS Vita Var Super Chromium Finish Aluminum Paint, covers 30% more surface than most of the, aluminum paints. $5.40 per gal lon,. Pierce Bros.: febl-imo) hed ;, room, ,, private bath, |, 'self.n,-the ‘social scale. best| ative Refrigeration’ sales and service. . Repairs.on all: makes. All work guaranteed: ‘Mumford &' Ross, 220 Duval, st, phone 333. . féb18-tf Used furniture bought and sold: Key West Bedding Co., phone 669, 515 Front st. febi-tt knives, sors sharpened. Sewing ma- chines, small motors, suit cases, trunks, locks. ,etc., repaired. Keys duplicated. B. F. Camp- bell, 928 Division street, phone 189, feb1-tf Picture framing, pictures matted framed. Paul G. DiNegro, 614 Francis st., phone 1197-M. feb2-1mo THIS is to notify all real estate brokers in regard to my prop- « Yacht “Rocket”, Captain Larkey: _ Caribbean cruise. Captain Jo- seph Weber, General Delivery, sell down. par, 3 al mol «; Johnson en Phone. 372..> febl-tf Fresh tomatoes. 1310 . Johnson street. febi9-12tx Two-story house, 506 Elizabeth St. Apply 618 Dey St. Two-wheel luggage trailer. Good tires. Reasonable. 1826 Fogar ty Ave. Call after 5:30. feb20-4tx Chevrolet motor, fully marine conversion, completely over- hauled. Excellent ru con- dition. Call 682 or 862- feb21-2t Practically new bedroom suite three-piece, tilt-back couch, breakfast set, wicker oecasional chair. 83-2 Poinciana Place. feb21-3tx. 922 Eaton. House and. lot. Apply phone 500. Key West. feb23-6tx Soon the gas company will be giv- ing us a much better type gas; eliminating all troubles we've had before. , now is the time to install a gas water heater. I have two 30- Income tax returns prepared, re liable and confidential service. Days and evenings. . 907 White Street, Apt. No. 4. feb23-7tx Wanted—Laundry boy vere up service. Phone feb23-6tx heaters. Plumbing STAMPS Send s isky, Wash- hed te “ADS DEADLINE ‘To fone publication, copy the office before 11 _, OFFICE ess. office in, The Citi- ding, corner Greene we and Ain streets, Door'to the’ ' ~ FOR SALE Grape vines. 1217 Petronia st. feb18-6tx Radiance roses. Freeman's, Catherine st., phone 672-W. feb6-wed&sa‘ Household furniture and dishes. Call after 4 p.m. Mrs. Eliza- beth Jackson, 44-2 Poinciana Place. feb23-2tx Furniture, complete for living room, bedroom and kitchen, in- tf 19B Naval Housing. feb23-3tx Atvréage on No Name Key at the old ferry landing on right-hand side out. See Paul Bo son, Realtor, Key West. feb23-2tx POULTRY, FOR, SALE POL Casi oe ERR Se Pans Baby chicks! "bidddtestéi’ B)” or ') rotks; reds, red. X “rocks, leg., unsexed, $6.95 per 100. leavy mixed, $5.95 per Wi Special assorted, $4.95 per 100." Minorea X broilers, $2.99 per 100. Large Eng. leg. cock- erels, $2.00 per 100. Ship COD. London Poliltry, Box 1844, Trenton 7, N. J. feb23-11 Quality chicks. Leghorns, white of barred » minorcas, $6.95 100. Spec. assorted $3.50 - 100 ee selection). Assoc. Chick Outlet, Roxboro 27, Pa. : . feb23-1tx Your Horoscope : — IARY 23, 1946—Today high order of intelligence, “'s' Dueeracter, Fine ideas are coupled with a kird heart. It develops a counselor to be trusted, atid one winning frierids ‘much higher than ‘hin:- grand birthd ae Brand. lay. JUARY 24, 1946—Today’s is ‘over-generous and ) Probably, not too well sup fri nave world’s goods. You brates ‘pave legacy of remem- ett tet of More substantiai property. It is a day for a teach loved ,and . respected jthe - Standings In Three Basketball Circuits Standings of the teams in the three -active basketball leagues, games of which are, played at the High School Gym, have been’ re- leased. The standings include games of. February 22 and fol- low: * © Girls’ League _Club—" Ww. High*School Varsity — 7 6 eet Earthquakers __ Red Raiders Independents WKWF Dental Corps - Chewink Divers — Club—. Transit. Company Carbonell’s Lunch Sweeting’s Auto Dayli News Coca-Cola Lindsley Lumber —__. Miami Herald There may be lots of changcs in ‘the’Standings ‘next week when the | Hetaldi meets , Coca-Cola, “St. Mays the High School and vers , tar with Dental Co! Wena ions, when, the Carbonells. play! the Sweetings, High School “B” takes on the Convent and WKWF tackles the Earthquakers Wednesday night, and when Lindlsley Lumber ‘n- vites Transit Co, on the floor, Convent Cubs meet th Lions and the Independents take on the Red Raiders Thursday night. - There'll be some changes made. Good gatnes, well-matched teams. High School Gy: Night play pe Raea les RANGE OF WEATHER BROOKLYN. — Australia has wide range of weather but no ex- treme cold such as is known in the Uhited States and Canada. THIS.IS.. 7 a2 re Inviting you to a new discussions of the important: questions | before the American people today FEB. 247" SUNDAY PAGE THEE’ Every Type of Play at High School Gymnasium (Night Games) TUESDAY- 7:00—Miami Herald vs. Coca- WEDNESDAY— 7:00—Carbonell’s Luncheonett: vs. Sweeting’s Auto Serv- ice. -8:00—High School “B” Girls vs Convent. 9:00—-WKWF vs. Earthquakers. _|EHURSDAY— 7:00—Lindsley Lumber Co. vs. Key West Transit Co. 8:00—Convent Cubs vs. Lions. 9:00—Independents vs. Red Raiders. BASEBALL at Municipal Stadium (Afternoon Games) SUNDAY— Out of town games. RECREATION Bayview Park—Tennis, basket- ball and handball courts. Dia- mondball. Comfort stations, South Beach and Rest Beach— Swimming. Gulf Dock and Rest Beach— Deepsea fishing, small boats, Best Of Music At La’ Concha Barroso’s Orchestra will do the honors tonight in the air-cond' tioned Cocktail Lounge of the Rainbow Room at the La Concna Hotel. Dancing is the order of the eve ning. WIDENER DAY HIALEAH Sesebdcs, March 2 feb20-8EC} 5) Featuring The Running of $50,000 automatics for sale, as well as]