The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 28, 1946, Page 3

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1946 PAGE THRE) ~ ccoataptateaebtatatatitedy tis tote silat i: esha ine, “CORAL ROCKETS it to give His a to be the Saviour of the world? (John 3:16.) *Jesus ue the Sweetest Name I Wi, Ana i sattendance of bobby-soxers at an? early movie show. ‘One of the last of 3,600 white shirts went to a man who de- clared: “Without this I don’t know how I could get married tomor- row: night!” WHITE SHIRTS GUILTY OF INCITING A MOB NEW YORK, N. Y. (AP). — New Yorkers have formed lines that extended around a city block for movies, liquor, cigarets, noted; meat, nylons, butter, or what ~ Today’s Anniversaries Florida Sells Much Property TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (FNS).— The State of Florida, which is its . (Continued) own biggest landowner, sold more] ‘The first part of this “Milk and than a million dollars worth of} |Honey” contribution by reader Spiritual Food By J. W. R. “(Know America) just the same 1797—Mary Lyon, New Eng- As His“Lovely Name. land teacher and principal, inno- That's ‘the* reason why I love}yator of new teaching methods, Him so— born. at Buckland, Mass. Died For Jesus is the Sweetest Name} March 5, 1849. IT know!’ 1804—He: S. Foote, “What a‘continual feast we utd By L. P. ARTMAN, JR. AAAADAALEAAAADAADASANADABAABAAEAAARS SHORT AND SWEET | keep the fires burning bright un- There was a very fine meeting} der these important projects. MILK AND HONEY of the Board of Directors of the Key West Business Men’s Asso- ciation last night which is shap- ing up as a solid group. All th bull shooting which took place in the reorganization meeting will be eliminated. Roberts Rules of Order will be strictly enf ed and only after the prepared projects and business which the Board -of*Directors» will work over and present in a finished form for i Glib will be taken up first. After this procedure form for the club will be taken . After this procedure if any time left general ons from the floor will be ned. ‘The time of the meeting will not be longer than two hours, from eight o’clo 1 ten o'clock next Wednes ning ° ° PROJECT PRIORITY y member of the Business Association is urged to bring up a number of projects, written if possible, to pre: a list and have them rea projects will be under- minutes presumably e allowed one spea one subject to-arguerits. merits.| Then only a few projects at a} t will be taken up. until.these. few are put through. to comple-| © e CENTRAL ATTACK PLAN In general discusion after the business of the Board has been; dispensed with the members brought up several ideas worthy} of serious’ thought. The general trend seems to be on the fields of 1. Advertising of Key West to offset bad publicity and create a desire for tourists visit to .Key West. 2. Catering to the Navy needs. 3. Catering to the tourist needs. 4. Cleaning up the town 5. Encouraging worthwhile in- dustrial projects designed to ad- vance the city in a tourist and navy fashion. 6. Continual letters to state and national representa- tives and congressmen and other state and: national departments which deal with Key West. This is a much neglected field in the past. s *& kt LOOK UP, LOOK. GOOD! If the Businessmen do not falt- er in these objectives but ham- r down fhe jing of all of them, s will a really Teawakened y West.JAs they say in the mil- itary servi€e, ®ome jon boys, loo! up, look good! e ° THINGS MOVING ALREADY To examine these objectives a little deeper in the light of pa: @iticism of our city by the N ahd tourists vi i men, hotelmen and r who have their ears mighty close to the tourist thought, tel us right no that tourists are not completely satisifed wtih Key West. This a point we must work along strongly. Key West must be spanking. clean, shinily paint- d city with its rious tourist tions bright id informa- tion about s y accessible To get to sc of the tourist at- y it takes a trained historical re her. All this is being organized little by little but the .Businessmen hope to | 5 2 NIE TIE REE RE YOU. May Need DOUBBLE - DOUBBLE j BLUE CAP - Plus 5% DDT POT O* LUCK, 5% DDT Exterminators of Ail Insects Por SALE at Drug and Grocery Stores iS SEE REECE EES IE RET ES EP | these Fishing is being organized .now | probably with adequate publici- ey, large signs in front of the docks, and a new dock as their aim, also the encouragement of more boats in the charter boat trade. The Aquarium will be with us within say the next six months and Dan Navarro has given a proposition to the city to manage it which sounds good. ~Manager for the Botantical Gar- dens is another project which should be coming up now that things are being cleaned away out there. The oldest home may be turned into a museum in the future. So things are not dormant by a long shot. But the business- men are going to add their weight and help to these projects y, to keep ’em going. e PAINT-UP, CLEAN-UP! Drive for painting up for Key | West homes is already underway of itself but will probably be pushed, Other sanitary regula- tions and clean-up practices’ will be definitely pushed. ° ° SIGHTSEEING BUS Yacht Basin project in Garti- son Bight will prebably be “con- sidered. Sightséeihg’ bus’ around town for visitors with trained guides will probably be another important project. e ° INFORMATION BOOTH One of the strongest points which came up at the Board meeting last night and. which struck us all very well was the information booth planned for the little triangle of ground at the entrance to Roosevelt Boule- vard with beautifcation of the plot in the plan. The Junior Chamber of Commerce all over the state have these information booths and it is about the friend- liest way of first greeting the tourist. In the Chicago World’s Fair I remember there was a huge information booth just out- side the city on the main high- which was advertised for s. In this: booth they had.a lively young man or lady »who could give the tourist the num- ber .one information .they | will ish: Where, can I sleep ;tonight? | Where is a good place to eat? Are |. these .bad .rumors. we. have heard ahout. Key West true? Can I have a map of Key West and what: is there to see? Where can I go ing.and gyimming and dane- ing? CITY GATES Over theéntire dete of Florida little booths have ~beén about the friendliest little places, to visit’ which can be. imagined. It gives you a friend witha hand of greeting at the city’s gates Most of the adverse publeity by BY Pure! ae | Sage Crystals 10 LBS.WET WT. 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TODAY IN HISTORY (Know America) 1787—The University of Pitts- burgh chartered. 1822—The City Bank Farmer: Trust Company of New York chartered—country’s oldest trust company. 1827—The Baltimore & Ohio! Railroad chartered — country’s! first road. | 1844—-Gur. explodes on wai ship “Princeton”, and kills vis' ing U.S. secretary of thé navy and. secretary of state inspecting} shin. 1917—German conspiracy to in-; volve U. S. in war with Mexico} revealed. 1927—Teapot Dome leases void~ \ ed by U._S.. Supreme Court as} fraudulent. 1941—30 die, in, great snow} storms along the Atlantic Coast. 1942—U. S. destroyer “Jacod| Jones” sunk by sub off Cape May, N. J. { 1945—Marines on Iwo Island) take another airfield, U.S, First and Ninth Armies on the march in news blackout. ! tourists with in our gates who! don’t know where to go to see! what can be nullified and a: feel-| ing of gratefulness for having! been shown well the city by a gracious host substituted. And follow instructions in the Ball Blue Book. To get your copy W. J. R., published in this column Wednesday, gave the first and last of 17 Old Testament refer- ences to the “land flowing with ‘milk and honey”;. a. detailed d2- scription of honey and. its spirit. ual significance, and a comparisoa. of the honeycomb and Bible: have available to us—to be had for the taking! “Honey is a nutritious food, easily digested and assimilated by jthe body!” It-is: a natural source? of energy and is adaptable for use by all-agés frorh inzants to eldsi- ly, people. Se our Heavenly Fa- ther has stored an abundant sup The second and concluding part(ply of delicious sweet morsels in today discusses the “abundant supply of delicious sweet mor \sels’ our Heavenly Father has !stored in His Word, and concludes with the hope that these thoughts may help our readers” enjoy feast- |ing on the good things to be found in the Bible”. The concluding part: “Can the partaking of any! earthly meal compare with the deep soul satisfaction-one experi- ences when meditating on some S portion of the Word, whether it be a Book of the Bible or a par- ticular chapter, or even a verse or a word. Take for instance one of the names of our Lord, the name ‘Immanuel’, which mears God with us. Can we with our limited understanding compre- hend how God, the Son, the co- creator of the universe could vei! Himself in human flesh and dwell among ;us?, Or, again, the. name ‘Jesus’, \;meaning :Saviour; Can human intellect plumb the.depths) of what it cdst God, the? Father, |’ | His Word to provide Spiritual | Energy for His people for the \ complete span of their lives.” And best of all—it is inexhaustible. “In Ezekiel 3:3, we read, ‘Thea did I eat it (the roll or volume); and it was in my mouth as honey for sweetness.’ So it is when we appropriate portions from the Word of God to our Spiritual use {we find them to be as honey for sweetness. “It is no mere coincidence that the expression, ‘Milk and Honey’ is found seventeen times in our Bibles. Naturally speaking, both | are ready for use without furthe: preparation. They are excellent in combination. We have the milk for growth and honey for | energy for the Spiritual Life. | ‘The Word of our God yields A _thousand/jsaered sweets; Before ..we,, reach. the heavenly Jr aifleldsy:0 ¢ i Or walk the golden: stents. i “We trust ‘these’ few” thouglits ae ¥s psi Amazing New Antiseptic Deodorant Actually Checks — wiuonep “SuReY Registered Murse a8 ‘ DOES NOT ROT CLOTHES . . . 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When Purchased Here PHONE 155 jare suitable food for all ages and | tribution in. this Mississippi senator, governor and Confederate congréssman, born Farquier Co., Va. Died May 20, 1880. 1860—Victor L. Berger, famed! Milwaukee newspaper editor and| Socialist advocate of his day, born ‘in Austria. Died Aug. 7, 1929. 1861—Michael C. Murphy, pio- neer in athletic training, noted Yale and University df Pennsyi- vdnia coach, born at Westboro. Mass. Died June 4, 1913. 1865—Wilfred T. Grenfell, fam- ed rhedical missionary to Labra- dor and Northern Newfoundland, born in England. Died Oct. 9, 1940. may stimulate our readers to en- joy further feasting on the good; things to be found in the Book.” THE END W. J. R. advises us his next con- discussion of | will be on “Spiritual ~ Foods” 1028. Division. Street 2 eS At the Victory have you. But it required the cops to handle a mob that gath-| ¥ ered in the Times Square sec- tion when a haberdasher adver- tised white shirts. 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