The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 2, 1946, Page 6

rere ree et i ah ln nnn hn nin hin hin tan tan otro An intr ira) CORAL ROCKETS By L. P, ARTMAN, JR. MA RRRRAAERAARAAALE BALA AADEMRADAEEAABDE | SIMPLE WARMTH Sometime ago I was talking to @ business man who is planning to come to this city. Our stereo- type man was showing me how to east cuts from mats, and pro- duce those pictures you see in the paper. In discussing Key West this fellow was telling me how much the city had changed and of how this change will mean a great difference in the Key West I have known. Then he turned to! just want things cleaned up a ws and said, “What're you do- ing showing him to make cuts so he'll bust you out of a job.” Well, the stereotyper knows I have enough to do right now without ment so he only smiled. Then it came to me exactly how the ideas! Key West are being changed.| Cannon; District 5, Once upon a time it was a man’s ricks; word in Key West which counted,! Rogers. once upon a time a person would | Representatives, Washington, D not do anything to really hurt; C. Then at the address of United in his meighbor here, once upon aj time we felt. very secure in’ knowing this spirit of friendship. | Pepper. Now come some who tell us of} the great change in Key West a@ppafently glory in it, and are} happy that Key West will change! from its simple warmth to this} bitter, rancid sort of human play. Yet it is this friendly straight for- E SHOES over the stereotype depart-; Hardin Peterson; District 2, PEARLMAN’, Inc. “THE STORE OF QUALITY” The Largest Exclusive LADIES’, MISSES’ and CHILDREN’S Store in Key West 0, wb Ohaner, | It's Barbara Field's scene-stealer with sophisticated open-work at yoke and perky peplum. Linen-finished spun’ rayon in black, brown, white, colors: Sizes 9 to 15, ° BEACH WEAR at PEARLMAN’S Our showing of Bathing Suits, Sun and Play Suits and Accessories is complete. . for LADIES, MISSES and CHILDREN in One of the Largest Selections All Colors and All-Leather GET the HABIT of SHOPPING at PEARLMAN’S job that Van Orsdel is doing in Miami right now. Into this group usually falls everything from the extreme bluenoser to anyone who is on the outs politically. Thus it is not uncommon to see preacher and gambler fighting shoulder to shoulder. Motives of these organ- izations are never too clear. Some in the group wish prohibition all the way and some just want to get back into-opefation. Some too little better. * e CONGRESS Present menibers of Congress from Florida are District 1, J. Emory R. Price; District 3, Rob- ert L. F. Sikes; District 4, Pat Joe Hend- District 6 is Dwight L. Address is House pe | States Senate, Washington, D. C. are C. O.:\ Andrews and Claude HEALTH aXtp SANITATION According to the audit report bf last year as: ‘preparéd by Fin- ance Head-Chatles Roberts some time ago in the, Department of | Health and Sanitation the schoon- heous "accounts payable. * Per. pervices salaries of healt “and. sanitary — inspecto $5, 019.30, es at the incinerator and or; joat ps i noe were $3,521. bs aap uy OL becroll As aris in “Charm” “Glamour” Shown in Key West By Pearlman‘s Wee Sees - Get yours now! “Salaries. of em- THE KEY WEST CITIZEN the Greyhound operation and the} is not done within the required’ operators of the boat were dis-} time, city warrants are issued for} pensed with by the city manager. arrest of the Nasiat e e PALM AVENUE PARK PUBLICITY. I have before me a map of aj You know I think the Hotel proposed park which someone Assoc., as peppy as it is, is fal!- left on my desk. It is a paric| ing down on one job, that of pub- which is to run along Palm ave-| licity about the guests in their, nue and the Boulevard and, own places. Many.a hotel owner shows what Key Westers are does not know just how import- thinking of in developing this' ant guests at his hotel are. ‘This area. At one corner of Palm Ave-| info should be checked with the nue where NAS begins now there guest cleared for publication and is to be a bandshell, open air, then shipped out to the local with auditorium seats. To the newspapers and the out of town right of this stretching out to the: publicists. Some tourist hotels; Boulevard at the corner of Palm! even send ‘stories to hometown| Avenue and Division street is aj newspapers. Often times after grassy area with walks converg-| talking to hotel owners I find ing on a central plot whith~is to, that they~have~not- realized how be named Flagler ‘Park: Swing-} important the. guest within their ing east, along’the Boulevard’ gates iss Key Westhas always re- for an area, which ,appears.to be: i ceived. many, of, the talented who abput 1,000, ft,,.are. docks. In the} center section is a marine exhibit. | different and stiniulating and be- Nice* going, if you can get it.! cause the weather ‘and fishing is} Parks and beaches are to be very; so good. strongly considered in organiza-| e . tion planning now going on.! WHITEHEAD FIRST. Eight years ago there was a sim-; According to Judge Browne's} ilar plan presented for a beach Key West, the Old and New, Key and pier at Rest Beach. Everyone; West was . first |surveyed and laughed at that time. Now bonds, mapped by William’ A. Whitehead are being approved for a big in February 1829..Noné of the beach there. streets extending . southeasterly < Ss. were cleared beyond Caroline CLEAN-UP PROGRAM street. On*the 8th of October Very few know of the wide-; 1831, the city countil adopted a spread cleanup program launch od} resolution giving free commis- by city public welfare head! sion to the inhabitants: of the Dwight Hunter and Monroe town to cut and remove the County Health Unit head Dr. J.| woods standing on) Eaton: street, B. Parramore and Senior Sani-: which caused it to ‘be cleared of tary Officer Dan Harrison. Rest-' trees from Duval to Simonton aurant owners and other food streets. As late. as! 1837 Eaton dispensers are being warned to, street beyond Simonton was cov+ ¢leanup in all . instances where, ceed with its original small trees; been | Senos and the\ brush burned work off: on all that part’ of ‘the island mt a Say Bonds ‘Now: ——-——= Cline. 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Both are well eq before Mr. Lyons begins his! acquainted», with . ,the-,, Russian| address. people and the Russian way of | Monday evening, beginning at’ living. | 8.o'clock,. the elub’s board of di-| | ectors will hold a meeting. Honor Vice Adm. : on ' | _Poli d 2,350 thank Ballinger” Polio fund gets $ than! | offering for recovery of boy, 6. i : Honoring Vice Admiral and. Mrs. Ballinger, Catpain Tucker) | Gibbs was host at a dinner party} Thursday night for 12 guests at the Officers Club on Whitehead| street. | The Ballingers were hosts at a} dinner last night at the club. Strand Theater | CHARLES BOYER in “Confidential Agent” - Coming: “Without Love” lying between Whitehead and} Elizabeth streets as far out as, Fleming street. 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