The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 12, 1946, Page 6

=n mame f Me Soo st se ee ee ee ee 2 ie Pan ARCADES A tel PAGE sIx “eeeverevewrveverrvvee ** | JOHNSON SOLE OWNER | ERY-M CORAL ROCKETS “AT 1030 SOUTHARD ST. By L. P. ARTMAN, JR. A. J. Johnson of Johnson and; % s Ao lt pe a a The Weather REPORT Key West and vicinity: Partly County Clerk Sawyer Reeeives| Revised Map Of National Park (BAADDAADOADAADAAAAAMAMALASADAAAAAASAS Two SUIT SIDES Flagler Avenue. Open Houses of Here are the two sides of the} the Key West Municipal Hospital. Suit William R. Porter is bringing, Clubs blossoming out with new ‘Sgeinet the city to prevent park-| members and entertaining many ig meters from being placed in! winter visitors here. Coin Diving the block between Eaton and’ contests for tourists. For the kid- Scammons, has taken over the! Cloudy this afternoon, tonight ,; Sonally operate this market, located at 1013 Southard i | street, offering the public a wide, tonight and Wednesday except ,Selection of staple and fancy/ Partly cloudy along the southeast | groceries, fruits, vegetables, dairy, C0&St_ with widely scattered products and a complete line of, Showers tonight and Wednesday } meat. j Slbwly rising temperature. provement Fund the map of tne proposed Everglades Nationa! Park, which he had returned to themm ‘with’ a request that ‘they v ery i ts Aen hee es “|and Wednesday. Moderate to Overlooking Biscayne Bay i ee aa friendly fresh easterly winds. County Clerk Ross C. Sawyer) that the water area to be taken oO A ° to th E a t Florida: Generally fair today said today he had received from)into the park provides from five pen gam , 3 the trustees of the Internal Im-j to seven million pounds of fish to Large Spacious R : commercial fishermen in Monroe lin the course of a year, ¢)d, he added, many thousands of dollars in Sponge gathered there.’ Should the federal government. Se Habla Espanol Garoline streets in wich is locat-! 4 his home. Side one for the: Suit: A residential area should) have parking meters placed » @ man should be allowed to! in front of his home. People| 't going to use the meters in that block, anyway, be- @huse there is no shopping. Side! Wo against the suit. There, @hould be no preference in this' The reason the meters! placed in that block is to care of those wishing to im the shopping area and space is considered necessary cars, especially during the season. ‘vhe businesses in tn such as Southern Cross will be {t»e to ingress and Ff sa taney ‘up. Passage of’ a $250,000 bond plane service Key West gets from ef patrons. There are both: issue for a beach on the ocean National Airlines at our airport of opinion. Now we shall/ fe what develops. | side near or on Rest Beach. Jay- here at Meacham Field. Here’s 7. . AGITATION PHASE “Continual state of agitation”: i the way a visitor here describ-' jy, ; West. It certainly is.! ve is hardly a day we trudge’ Wer to the city hall but there. ft « problem popping up} Mimebody saying something about a, else over is a new found freed weness in Key West and Key 8 are stretching in all di- It is a little difficult to here during this period but should be a settling period @on. Changing over our city gov- is quite a big matter | are signs now of people out just how far their ach is now and being conteat With this sphere . . SvGcEsTION ADVANCED Here's @ suggestion concerning the Botanical Gardens, a citizen on. He states that with the of grave space in the city that the area be made & cemetery. I don't think that 4 cemetery should be side a hospital. But the af grave space is going to more and more of a problem.| nlarg-| ts dither w questidn of tg from thé center or going out @ the city - . SOCIAL MUITIATION A. great many things staried ® Key West this present winter SOCIAL; Blithe Spirit, a Friday Night Winter Visi- Socials. Two. USO's going full to give the servicemen here © good time and with local ‘gitis there for the dances and The weekly dante givén the Veterans of Foreign Wars servicemen at the Hall on ——— " BRO4040004444:044044044444444444444444444444444400040444 The Next Time You Go Any Place RIDE THE BUS for Convenience and Economy WE'RE HERE TO SERVE THE FAMILY When you're all out his way to work, an dren are off for school—our lines serve the family, safely and courteously KEY WEST TRANSIT COMPANY, 1c. bbb bbb bbb pbbpbpppbpbrbhbdbb hd b inher Make” fp? finally everyone.'When you dies the kite flying and marbles} : ‘ tournaments put on by Recrea-| SEVERAL LETTERS 4 tion Division. Many shows, spien-| AT CITIZEN OFFICE; idl ones; sigh. i aw eatne a There are several letters at , F ; Out With Rhythm: andthe High} m,. Citizen cfttce addressed to| School and Junior Woman's Club} gifferent parties, which can be! cabarets. obtained by calling at this office. The letters in question are ad-: PROJECT INITIATION dressed as follows: Then as to projects: Key West _ Box M. M. J., Box H. K., Mr. Aquarium recohversion started. Edelstein, Mr. W. F., Box B. M., Botanical Garden may be taken Box P M. L., Box MMJ. over by state. Sightseeing boat “ . and bottom fishing boat at Gulf Coronation is on Dock with bottom fishing boat Tight. now in operation. Charter ke ot Boat Fleet for deep sea fishing APPRECIATE PLANE SERVICE People reaiiy appreciate the reorganizes, South Beach Clean-j Wednesday eee Annual Golf Tournaments 'a plug for an airline which is Games here in. basketball and doing a good job of giving fine baseball by Miami-and upstate service here, The Navy apprec- teams.) City streets’ fast getting iates the opportunity of spending) good shape. Sightseeing busses. 48’s in the big city of Miami for city im concrete stages. Navy Forty eights are passes for a 48 goes into permanent status”. hour period. Then Key Westergs Submarine Base arid Boca Chica too like to get up to Miami once Field firmly established and per- in awhile. Visitors here regar@ manent barracks erected. Pub- stops there as a must. The plang Beith, via newspaper, radio ana’ Service should receive a boost, too writers and artists and photog- when the ferries operate from raphers coming here goes to new terminal Key West to Havana high to put Key West over. New this summer. Air travel is prov- ¢lubs organized. Key West Busi- €n safe and comfortable and nessmen’s and Women’s Associa- there are views up there which! tions. Veterans Liaison commit- are heavenly. tee, Sponge Festival and crown-! ing of queen. Don’t anybody ever tell you we didn’t do a lot of work this winter. e e e e DUVAL DEVELOPMENT Along with the Martinez de- | velopment at Virginia and Duval | streets the Lopez development ton Duval between Greene and QUEENS PEPPING UP |Front streets is another fine The queen contest for the business building on our main Sponge Festival is reaching a street. Duval. the longest street new high. Dolores Thornley of in the world which goes’ from the Lions is really out there cam-' the Atlantic Ocean to the Gulf of paigning. Gloria Acevedo of.the Mexico, is looking up. Another Rotary Club has been around to awfully neat and. clean looking | her friends and Rotarians too building, witeath ir glass... block Miss Smith of the Jaycees has the partial front is fe Overseas pep of that organization, Biggest Radio GervicexonsRuvalsbetween news was the entry of Miss Angela and Southard. Shirley Bolling of the Navy. Un-! derstand that’ The Gilmore,! which is backing her, Had a pay-! day yestetday. Boy I'll bet a lot} Strand eater of votes went to her vesterday ‘TOM CO! ‘AY in” go to the stores and,make pur-| “Pwo o’€lock Courage” chases the next two ‘days for ing: “Along _ | fosh sakes ask for the white vote a oun Esme Jones tickets with each purchase. You! merchants also put up signs or display the vote ceftificates’ or, remind: the customérs to ask for) votes, “Ballot "HoXes are! at the Strand Theater, Palace Theater. Central Pharmacy and Bus Sta- tion. DeadJine has moved up next week to Tuesday at midnigné. | Monroe Theater BILLY GILBERT in “CRAZY KNIGHTS” Coming: “Waterloo Bridge” BUS FARES Downtown Buses, 5 ‘ Routes 2 and 3 (6 Poinciana and ii Naval Hospital 10c Stock Island and Boca Chica |: Le | City Hospital, together shopping or having fun: when Dad’s on d Mother’s going to visit Friends; when the chil- PHONE 1057 J. W. Sellers, Manager 410000000444444444444444440444444444444444444446 444444404064 450 06a ODES v Observation taken at 7:30 a.m. ference, as compared with the + East Gulf of Mexico and Jack-'mark:in red ink the proposed! rnmen sonville through the Florida boundaries of the park, Pe take over the area as outlined in Straits: Moderate easterly winds, | The trustees informed Mr. Saw- |'the map, much valuable land ard octasionally fresh over the south yér‘'that all Murphy Act lands,|Water,will be,excluded from Mqn- @ portion today, tonight and Wed- in the proposed boundaries of the | Te county. ‘c nesday. Generally fair over north park, were deeded to the federal, “They tell you,” Mr, Roberts" portion and partly cloudy with government on December 28,) Said, “that they will not interfere widely scattered showers over 1944, and advised him not to se]]} with fishermen in the park wa- the south portion. jany more Murphy lands in that} ters, but the best reply to that Jacksonville to Apalachicola: area. Mr. Sawyer said he woul | statement is for fishermen to try No small craft or storm warnings have to return, in some instances, | to fish in the Dry Tortugas wa- have been issued. . jdeposits that had been made on/ ters, over which the federal gov WEATHER REPORT lands included in the park area,| ernment has control.” “ Key West, Fla, March 12, 1946’ This latest map shows little dif- | P Che oh eee ' ‘ ~ wenunnusecsseseesees HOMES * BUILDING SITES *¢ MIAMI ‘ . KE. 32nd Court. old with pr er Biscayne . Irregular, 2 meting tem § : cor. Road. Plot 100x1 : ACRES ? for untry estate; ELWOOD COURT APTS., 4 rooms and bath, plot RESiDENTIAL PLOT, N. Street. 135x1 NORTH MIAMI STORY DWELLING, 12940 2. 4th (Bis Park Estate: steel and stucco, oms— 2 baths. Plot 155x300, CORAL GABLES RAYS OF LIGHT NEW YORK.—Rays of. visible ‘map of a year ago, in the Monroe county area of land and water it is proposed to include in the park.! light in sunshine have visible 79 J. Frank Roberts, who examine]! cies of about 600,000,000 kilo- @ 6g the map with Mr. Sawyer, said cycles. re Soe Eastern Standard Time (City Office) ‘Temperatures Highest last 24 hours - Lowest last night with sinall aereame - small home tracts and for tat aa saetahhe tmuck and fruit. farming. ee eee growing. Total rainfall since poe tas 2 + ae save oe ™ : ’ BUSINESS OT, E.S. 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