The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 27, 1946, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SPIT I IG TIS VII VIS SII IIE FI III III OT TSUN CORAL ROCKETS By L..P. ARTMAN, JR, AAAAAADALAAAABABBASANABADAABAAABAARED TREND FROM MIAMI than I expected. So many people For many years I have'Watehed|wrote, telephoned and called at the trend which is growing all|the boat that I lost two nights’ the time to find other resort !o-|sleep and had to make a round cations in the Miami.area, That)trip, Key West to M.ami.” why Fort Lauderdale and other} product and the product adver all towns around Miami are/tised, an unbeatable combination. wing so fast. It is the reason ° ° yhy Key West is coming up fast.; JEALOUS MIAMI mi is perhaps more jealous of] Jealous Miami is at it again. e Keys and the thousands of is-/ Here are some happenings at Jands down this way than any local hotels which are caused by part of Florida because we'rumors of bad living conditions e fishing and climate betier;here in the Keys. A couple from n her. Some say we should |the state of Michigan heard sc e dog tracks and horse racing,’ many rumors about the lack of but as for myself my vote wou!d| accommodations in Key West, be no. : ° ° COLOR MOVIES _., tpillows and blankets. Mr. DuBose from Flint, Michi- riying here they were surprised ke those beautiful color film shelter for, the night and the of Key West, perhaps the courteous and helpful treatment most beautiful ever made dow. they received from one of Key here and even many of underwa-| West’s restaurant owners in re- ter sea life. He also has scenes sponse to their inquiry about a of the flaming Poinciana bloom- hotel room. Another rumor they ing in April and May. With his spiked was that they would 5e wife he is residing at the corner stopped at the border of Monroc| of Grinnell and Fleming streets. County and only upon proof that They are great fishing fans, t90- they had actual reservations ° e LIBBY HOLMAN In town today is' Libby Holman: singer, who is welkknowh | dver the country. ° ° KEY WEST PUBLICITY. FILE Right now our advertising. 01 Ww attractions punk, well-known write s Key West tell me. They think that color films, such as those my. DuBose has, should be placed on a travelling tour throughout the country. They also think we should wake up and advertise our fishing and quaint points of Key Well, the new picture zazine which I will publish,{ starting May 1, will be a step in, this direction. We will keep a file of pictures of Key West for| writers to use. We have quite a| written file on Key West’s Points! of Interest down at The Citizcn which is often made available to write = 4 y rs. e e } ADVERTISE IN MIAMI Since our advertising’is limited advertise directly, mostly in Miami, to bring thé? thousands down to Key West. With»présent funds available, this ig the wisest course. We can get plenty just draining away people from the Miami area who are Sick of. tie hustle and bustle the ° . GOOD HUMOR Those Fellowship. Heurs at St Paul's Church are géing ‘to be ‘a lot of fun. They won't be ‘held on regular meeting nights but! just every so often when a bunch‘ of fellows will be invited to gath-, er and sing old songs and have 3 Jot of fun talking and listening to prepared programs. I watcned the faces at the last meeting Mon-! day night and s persons of race and religion in Key| It was wonderful to sce} organization in which the pe:-! and occasional vic-| io people living together | Were all thrown out the window and a fresh start made with good humor between the various fel- lows there. As been stated > hold dinners; y seldom, e dearly love to get together we these banquets. ° ° ATOP CITY HALL Took walk up the iron-steps of the City Hall yesterday; up} past the big elock, which was tick; y atop the Hall, “It is ai m about. six feet by’ six , With a long pendulum at- tached. We pushed open the hatch and crawled atop the City! Hall. There was Key West spread, before us. Below us was the} little white Citizen building. Out! to the northward there was wate-| with the brown flats of Frankfort Bank sticking up out of the blue of the main ship channel. hip pulled up ship chandlecy | s Sons. The littie boats in the harbor were like many of them underwater e of past blows here and a athy. Swinging our gaz2 to the westward we had a bira’s eye view of the Naval Statin, with the arm of the breakwater there curving around the harbor and a little more to the southward Key West’s Army harbor defens- es. To the northeast and .east, Key West's little houses jutted here and there in# ent white spots. It i§ @ dear little spot, this rock, with’Sits haréy| fisherfolk d itsdefensive mili-| tary bulwark for a, great natior. ° ey GREAT RESPONSE © | We get these notes All the time on the effectiveness. ttins words into ink aon the { eld public with advertising news, but this is a little better than the rest. Captain J. Weher, who brought a large motor vessel to Key West recently, inserted an} ed in The Citizen asking for would they be allowed to proceed to Key West. e ° ‘WHISKEY OR WATER? Here’s the gem of the lot: An- ‘othef/couple came in. The gen- ifleprameiplunked a’ gallon jug of Haigepn the desk and said, “Well, | a least we have our own drinking water.” The manager looked at him in surprise and said, “What do you think we drink, whiskey?” The visitor’s wife said, “Now isa’: this foolish, We might have known that they have water here.” The Weather REPORT Key West and vicinity: Increas- ing cloudiness this afternoon, to- night and Thursday with scat- tered showers and thunderstorms, Cooler Thursday. Moderate to fresh southerly. winds, strong at times and shifting to west and northwest Thursday. Florida: Considerable cloudi- ness (with! showers and thunder- storms today and over the south and central portions today. Clear- ing and colder over the extreme north portion tonight ahd oyer the ‘south .and central portions Thursday. Jacksonville through the Flor- ida Straits ang East Gulf of Mex- icé:” Fresh to strong southerly winds today shifting to northerly over, the extreme north’ portion tonight and over the south and central portions Thursday. Show- ers and thunderstorms over south and central portions to- night and over the extreme south portion Thursday, Other- wise partly cloudy weather. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: Small craft warnings are display- ed from east of St. Marks through the Florida Straits to south of Jacksonville for fresh to strong southerly winds becoming north- erly, WEATHER REPORT . Key West, Fla., Feb. 27, 1946 tion taken at 7:30 am, Eastern Standard Time ©*° © (City Office) a» ‘Semperatures Highest last 24 hours Lowest last night ....... Mean, Normal __.. ‘ ‘ Precipitation Rainfall, 24 bouts, ending: . 8:30 a.m., inches - 0. Total rainfall since Jan. 1, inches ia Deficiency since Jan. 1, inches ete, Total rainfall since Jan. 1, inches SG _ Deficiency since Jan. 1, inches . Relative Humidity 84% Tomorrow’s Almanac Sunrise —.. ne 6:50 8.20, Sunset 6:29 p.m, Moonrise —_..... . 4:43 am. Moonset 3:35 p.m. Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) TRIO. RUSSIANS (Continued fron Page One} close-up knowledge, urged that Americans should act on’ under-' standing and not on mere ‘senti- ment, Our country, they said, should play its cards from strength, not from weakness. “A policy of appeasement,” Mr. Lyons summed up, “has done no good in the past and it will do no good in the future. We shall be -better advised to exert our influence on the side of jus- tice and democratic tendencies now, instead of letting things drift. No one wants war—not passengers to Nassau or Miami.‘ even Stalin—but another world Here is what he wrote: “Will re-| catastrophe will come all the new ad next time I come down same if aggression is not curbed from Miami. Got more respons now.” ~ athe The; | that, wishing to be on the safe! side, they brought along two cots | Upon ar-| , is back in town. Mr. DuBose at the ease with which they found | THR KEY WHST CITIZEN. The Citigen welcomes expres- sions of the views of ite rend« Spe, but the editor renerves | the right to delete any items which are considered libelous er Spear ranted, The writers should fair and confine the letters to 200 words, and write on ope side of the paper only. Signature of the writers must nccompany. the letters and will be un- léns requested otherwise. FROM REV. DOHERTY Editor, The Citizen: , This is the first-time, 1 have ter, but this one, which appeared “A Few Remarks”, made so many inaccurate statements that I am not surprised about why the writ- er was ashamed to sign his name i. He calls himself a distin- terested resident, but if this be true why did he write this let- ter? 2. He describes himself as one who is tired of reading about the matter. If this be true may I ask why he does not stop these articles, comments, and let- ters about the liquor ordinances? 3. He goes on to say, “I have a few remarks to make’ ’and then proceeds to write almost an en tire column. 4. He then refers to Rev. Doh erty. Therefore I beg to remind PEOPLE’S FORUM ever replied to’an anonymous Ie+ | in your paper under the caption, ! reading | but I have not seen much sign of such repentance by the majoriiy of the city commission. ‘When these amateur politicians started this invasion of the churches we served notice on them that if they came across ‘the 300-foot line they would’ have & real fight on their hands; so ‘this is it. Truly the weapons of our warfare are not carnal but spirit- ual, but we also rejoice to see this fine group of laymen coming to join us with a deterrnination to carly this fight to the. supreme court of the United States if ne- cessary. E. S. DOHERTY, Key West, Fla., j Feb. 27, 1046, (EDITOR’S NOTE: The above letter closes the discussions on :this matter. Furthermore, in fu. ture, correspondents irr'The Forum: ,of The Citizen must conform fo ;the required limitation of not more than 300 words.) ——————_—— AGAINST MARRIAGE BALTIMORE.—North Caroli- jma and Washington have legis- | lation against the marriage of | tubercular, persons. SEBBRBSRERB ARE CLASSIFIED ADS Information RATES FOR 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 Sunday and holiday work MANY OTHER ADVANTAGES ‘ a ‘the Adverttiers “ WANTED TO BUY Small skiff, six, eight or ten feet, for two people State price. W.F., Citizen. feb27-1tx Wanted—Old rags. Citizen Office. FOR RENT Call at The janl7-tf jective stories, romances, biog- raphies ,all the best new books, some for 5c per déy, many for anly 10c for a whole week. Paul Smith, Bookseller, cor. Simon- ton and Eaton streets, febl-tf FOR SALE Vita Var Heuse Paint, guaranteed 100% pure, $3.25 gallon. There is none finer at any price. Pierce Bros, febl-lmo .| Reichstag fire, him that reverend is a title and| nota name; he must mean Rev. E. S. Doherty. zation as the Ministerial Allianc> but ‘perhaps he means the Min, isterial Association? . 6. His feeble defense '6f’ Mr. Hunter Harden’s betrayal of his campaign promises is a misnomer time was the one which read, |“From property line to property |line”, which he promised to up. hold without reservation. 7. His reference fo Judge |Lord’s statement before the city commission is without merit as on the same night the judge tried to prove that the ordinance then keep a saloon ten miles away from a church or school. I grant you the judge was very obscure in his remarks but if he was spezk- ing about Key West, I am wor: dering how he could get jten miles away from a church or school un- less he ‘drilled an underground tungel or soared upward towards the ‘heavens; However, we hav not, heard of any one applying for a license in either of these di rections. 8. Your correspondent’ seems to be uninformed or badly mixed up on the difference between a political and a’ moral issue. Let me .inform him. that, this is a moral issue which affects all churches, both #Gathélig * and Protestant. é2* 5 He may be surprised to know that scores of Catholics and Epis copalians have offered their moral and financial support in this fight for religious freedom and the right to worship God un- molested. . Has he forgotten that the late President Roosevelt was an Epis copalian and that he elassified freedom of religion as one of the Four Freedoms. 9. May I ask your anonymous correspondent and those who as- sisted him to write this letter how they would like to be among the mourners at a funeral in some |church, with a saloon in the same block and wher} you could hear the jazz,music, the . boistere laughter, and course jests of thos? partially, drunk?,, Would .yousares |fer to Hear your choir and prety chanting the? miass: or,| if} you 0 Protestant, do: you think it-would be more comforting: ‘to listen. youe.:frinletens-€ h ; enty-third’ Psalm*than’ to Witat goes on in some saloons? 10. In regard to your corre- spondent’s quotations from the Scriptures, let me remind you that the devil also quoted scrip- 89] ture when he tempted the Son of God. But if you want to know what Jesus of Nazareth thought of fellows ‘like “this, read ihe twenty-third chapter of St. Mat- thew’s Gospel. Haye you forgotten that Jesus cleansed the temple and drove the grafters out and from that da} on they sought to kil] Him? For further information regard- ing the chureh militant, may 1 draw attention to the history of the crusades. Did of Sylvester Tl, Peter Walter the iless’ or ‘Bi the abbot of Clairvaux? May 1 a Episcopal wr of Engl established by law alith large number of its bishops seats in the House of Lords and have done a very good job — in helping to make the laws of the empire, ‘Your anonymous correspondent, who must be either ashamed or afrafi to sign his name, closes his letter with the words, “May the right prevail and the wrong re ve t, and the matter be forgot- on History proves that the right always ils and will here ia Key West, where a united body of Christians stand like a wall of steel determined to conquer by the Cross. To repent means to turn back é 5., He zefers, t0/some ;arganiry VE inebs @ffices devéted exclusively | ‘ as the ordinance in force at that} in force could in certain cases’ have EXCLUSIVE OFFICES €LEVELAND.—There are bus'- | toe the business . of ,. promoting | and managing contests. Switzerland is able to aid in restoration of world economy. LEGALS } NOTICE OF APPLICATION Chap pax DRED pier ITEe— Acts of 104 | NOCH IS HERBNY GIVER’ Ruby Hyman, holder | Tax Certificate 246, issued the 30th day of June, A, Ty, 1942, has jfiled same in my office, and has v1 that of County to be issued thereon, Said Certifi- cate embraces the ‘following de- icribed property in the County of Monroe, ‘State of Florida, to-wit: Pt. Lot 4, Sqr. 8, Tr. 11, F1-263, as recorded in Monroe County Records. The assessment of said property under the said certificate waa jn the name of: Lucy Muraehrian. Unless said certifi redeemed “accor property describ sok td the highbat Court House door on, the Mon- Iday in the month Sf | April: 1946, ; WHich is the Ist davtof Aprile 1946. soppied this aith daycat! Rehtuary, 946. (Cireuit Court ea! Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. By: Mary K. Woodson, D.C. feb27;maré6,13,20-1946 UE RCE? Sincore ATE OF FLORIDA, IN FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, - = Case CORINE FAPR YS, THR CIRC THE jaintif?, vs, DIVORCE JACK HAZELRIGG, Defendant. NOTICE TO APPEAR TO: Jack Haselrigg, ‘In Care of Herbert Hagelrigs, No, 32 South Elm Street, ‘Winchester, Mlinois, It is hereby ordered that you are required to appear on the 7th day of March, 1946, before the above en- titled court to the Bill of Com- plaint filed against you in the above entitled cause and the Key West Citizen is hereby designated as the newspaper in which this Order shall be published onee a week for four consecutive weeks. Witness the Honorable Aquilino Lopez, Jr., as One of the Judges of this Court and the Seal of this Court in the City of Key West, Monroe County, Florida, this 5th day of Pebruary, 1946, is C Sawyer (SBAL) Ros: * Clerk Circuit Sears **°Monroe County, Florida. ee : noes sz N URT. A THE CIRCUIT MIB Y. ADDOTTA. enamel Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION JIMMIE V. ADDOTTA Residence Unknown You are hereby required to appear to the Bill of Cop piaint, or divorce, in the above styled cause on the 15th day of March, A.D. 1946, otherwise the allegations ‘therein will be taken as confessed. J This order to be published once & for four consecutive weeks in The’Key West Nal a Boal eee ublished in Key West, or 5 P\hone-and Ordered this 12th day ot February, A. D. 1946. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. By: Florence E. Sawyer, D.C. THOMAS 8. CARO, Bolicitor for the Pi febls tie 27 smar6,1946 *pLBY iJ DICTAL, or eur NT STATE OF FLO! A, IN. a MONROE COU! 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Pierce Bros. febl-1mo We carry a full line of all plumb- WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY 27, 1946 TODAY IN HISTORY (Know America) 1839—Agreement on Canadian’ boundary signed between the United States and. Britain, halt-' ing hostilities. between Maine! and New Brunswick. 1860—Historic Lincoln address. at Cooper Union, New York City:; “Let us have faith that right makes might; and in that faith let us to the end dare to do our duty ‘as we understand it.” } 1920 — ,Distriet of» Columbia Supreme Court orders. packers divorce emselves. from all business-net directly relating to! meat-packing. 1931 - Over President’s veto,} the U.S, Senate _repasses bill} extending veterans’ loans up to 60‘% adjusted compensation cer- tificates. 1933 — The mysterious Berlin which made so much history. 1939 — U. S. Supreme Court outlaws the sitdown strike, 1942—-Beginning of the three- days battle in the Java Sea—the| United Nations licked by the Japs. 1943—-Hard fighting continues in Tunisia. 1944 — The U. S. 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PAPY For County Commissioner (Second District) FRANK BENTLEY For County Commissioner (Fourth ict) __ GERALD SAUNDERS TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS (Know America) Justice Hugo L. Black of the U, S. Supreme Court, born at Harlan, Ala., 60 years. ago. U.S, Senator Burton K. Wheel- {er of Montana, born at Hudson, Mass. 64 years ago. Ellery Sedgwick of Boston, former editor of Atlantic Month- ly, born in New York, 74 years ago. Brig. _ Gen. David Sarnoff, president of Radio Corporation of America, New York, born in Russia, 55 years ago. John E, Steinbeck, famed noy- elist, born at Salinas, Calif, 44 years ago, James T. Farreil, famed novel- ist, born in Chicago, 42 years ago. Joan Bennett, actress, born Palisades, N. J., 36 years ago. Maurice G. Hindus of New York, writer, born in Russia, 55 years ago. Prof, Arthur M. Schlesinger of Harvard, noted historian, born at Xenia, Ohio, 58 years ago. 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