The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 3, 1946, Page 6

STL LLL AAA ahh hhh bb bb bbb ddl add dddddhhddddAdn RR - ‘erity at OF INTEREST 10 KEY WEST fi.) ‘The Weather [Tringdowm | EGS ca Others. st: NATIONAL and STATE NEWS WITH A LOCAL SLANT| Key West, Fla., April 3, 1946 ; pee By LP ARTMAN, JR, PE iy Pts a aR Observation taken at 8:30 am, Boca b ita PARR O OA Raman as mea aeesNasessssssssea“s| > AAAAAADAALADAAAASAAAAAAASD Eastern Standard Time ty, it would hi eeurrriine with waterskiers, jumping over IT IS THE OPINION OF THE no difference whether the trailers (City’ office) bases ag) ‘ and caretakers. would. peel 4 the epost! ® tem foot obstacle with a Sel ao tee ate ‘are on the road or being used as| Temperatures ATTEMPT TO KEEP BRIDGE) stationed there, and : aces and trapeze acts on two: ey General Tom| homes, they should be taxed Highest last 24 hours $i ese ae | were anybody injim ae a talk They are} tson shot rulings out of his of- the same in either case. If they | Lowest last night INTACT FOR ANGLERS LOST 4 fe outboards . Well, if the’ ,"°* . . > me v tn oe i. 4 together. — this peony ees fashion the {roll along the highways and by-|Mean | a =. Committee they ean | Past lew nse ‘gpk are a few | ways, they should carry a state| Normal _. de MAJONITY of tne poole) have it. He is written the Mi-,‘Pat may interest groups or in motor vehicle license. If they are ~~ ince at} al Club etd 0 ing, iM ey esi i ing peed #5 vile Gant Sey oe thes: comments may | ore to ~ here with city Must Bid For Murphy Ar aise Sega pelea at os that | boats fifteen dol- A { s s 5 wo ee on I... je od | The elub will then! Same As An Individual | That’s what Mr. Watson sxys own ; supply all their hotel, food Should the City of Key West/abouttrailers. He rendered the » thet earendation OUT ON VOTE THAT WAS TIE Rainfall, 24 hours ending . ., 8:30 a.m., inches -.. 0.00). A proposal that Monroe coun- Total rainfall since April 1, ty keep intact the old Overseas inelae a —- 0.02 Highwey. wooden bridge — be- Deficieney since April 1, tween’ Stock Island and Bocal wish ‘to purchase Murphy Ac‘! opinion for the benefit of Comp-| inches -15| Chica failed to be approved last} 2 pprenmately ONE = — pantie Wott Beet lands within its confines it must) troller James M. Lee. Total rainf: uary night, at a meetings ot aounty: | me an Ue esdumn Giese oh be coming do so before individuals “beat it} caus, te i inches — ae -'3.03} commissioners, when Commis-! tures went in crowd to the gun”. ottery Laws Deficiency since January i ff a chewy prope wt on Boca Chica bridge and ‘Apply To All + wees ” J 43| Sloners Maximo Valdez and Clar | A municipality must meet all! 4 tergely inet panne gi - os jy May requirements of law in bidding! Key West’s veterans in particu- the domng of good for the lands the same as an in-| lar and members of civic, fratern- oe teem the Stadium group, give the ! ¥ ‘ a * > th ns : , am @ ¥, 4 ‘a good dividual and it cannot take the al and other organizations in gen. ence Higgs voted affirmatively, ! with Commissioners Frank Bent- {ley and Edward C. Goméz op-- GARDNER’S PHARMACY A.| Phoue 177 Free Delivery Relative Humidity 66% Tomorrow's Al: Darth itn posing and Commissioner W. . attitude that an individual mus: eral may be inierested in an opin- | Sunrise i ‘i vee ent: , show. This = of the best. stacy his bid if the city de-|ion from Mr. Watson concern).g |Sunset - “ pn. } ie PRE eee the tie Vote, the} === sires the same property he is seek- | e 4 . Moonrise . 8:13 a.m. pale — BOCA CHICA INTEREST Rewaein | tegeta ei ete up| Moonset <-. O:41 p.m. | BEES eee eee eit de, Tek | etl Geant fee thet come The vote on keeping the Boca) This is what Attorney Generai! in Okaloosa county as to whether Tomorrow's Tides eae gestae: ee acd Se Geetabty Hewes ther own Chee bridge open to the fishing; Watson says. He let loose with! those laws applied to the Ameri (Naval Base) Tey | CS ere ‘ ; Te ot heart than these Sublic Was stymied at County this opinion for the benefit of Sec- {can Legion and Veterans of For-| High Tide Low Tide . | Stock Island. A Located in the Heart of the City i << « Gree ore going Commission meeting last night. retary F.C. Elliot of the Internal|cign Wars. County judge of Oka-| 11:04 a.m. _ £42 am. |: Rroptments’ oft, the:> propose! Rates ; OOMS Write or Wire oath fee Seete tick THO Proposition is to allow fish-' Improvement Fund, which has au-!loosa sought the advice of Mr. 5:43 p.m. | Reasonable — ~ for Reservations an a thew bark ermen to fish out there and not thority over all Murphy Act lands | Watson. with BATH: and TELEPHONE _ . nave the bridge torn down. It is in the state. | In the opinion, Mr. Watson told| President Truman designates MAH MATURE ome of the few bridges close by’ Mr. Watson ruled that Murphy the judge that he knew of uc|April as Cancer Control monta a phn Ses Wee « ett Which tourists really enjoy. Ju- lands should be “conveyed to tle law “giving the Legion or the|since war. DOROTHY LAMOUR in rn =a) Se cote: eeemet Wee Stone, who owns Boca first applicant who meets all ‘ne! Veterans of Foreign Wars any im- So . “A Medal for Benny” 60 NE. Srd-Street tee: & Ge feet fo Chick Beach on the other side,/requirements of the law” and munity” from state lottery laws.| Veterans Administration _op- Coming: “State Fair” — deeeet oes bstnenmme Stated legal opinions that any-'that a “successful bidder” could) Thoge organizations, the attorney | poses its giving autos to ampu- : one allowing this be not be required to give up the / general held, are subject :to the] tees. , Ses ‘the Phe way Ad — } lable to prosecution if..anyone land he bought to a municipality} — = ———— + Es fl <a coer @ep Bey Were hurt on the bridge. Those that wants the sante-acréage la- |” <> Lick} Observatory plans 1Bo- ‘ee me Mane eters are for the bridge said that liability ‘er. JOR i inch tdlesgope on,,Mount ‘Hamil-' et Hes Week tll) mreowes | Present in every county opera-| “The municipality has “ho high- ton... ff Jo fh oe of the ton, that the bridge is in good & rank or precedgnt which wou VATS TY Patterson names. board to éon- sider the Army “caste system.” justify the-trustees (of IIF). int'r phtleeephem, Sape. They granted that the /"* tery “+ - 4 ee id t a fishing area 2p de has the mena — 4 - ores 1 the value of veying he property to the | i —_ ~ — Som Culee pe tes thal os municipality which is the subse- | <ocy qeeat te that i @ Civic move it was to be com- be by pond ; | Reem . le Go- is is something city fathe Cheats of ame governenent he ten of Key West should keep in t * vh.. oF THE voted against it, back of their minds should an c ~ con eower buck Passing Subscribe to The Citizen. lottery Jaws the same as any other group. * it i ‘ 1946 Has Latest Restaurant and Bar jeasion for its use arise in the fu-} Easter New Members Of 218 Duval Street - walt ‘ Be peaphe CORAL CITY ture. eS | te Sunday School Boards Serving the Finest Foods , | Until 1957 This ruling may not affect’ Moa- Featuring: WORTH o LODGE REFUSED Whether On The Road Or Used As roe county for.many years to Jers PORK CHOPS ate tenses te Nat = LIQUOR LICENSE |" Trailers Should Be Taxed | Year Easter Sunday. come, if ever, but just in case... ey Pewee the vive 5 Monroe County Tax Collector F Florida’s governor cannot ap-| Apple Sauch Giese cheukd te pereumel —_—_—_ | Howard Wilson may or may not 1946, April 21 point additional members to French Fried Potatoes Set teins ines for Te State Beverage Department in- know of this ruling the attorney 1947, April 6 school boards in counties attain and Salad : eet lente: con Dring formed the Monroe County general has handed down abot 1948, March 28 ing a population of 80,000 until Other Specials on our Menu He © cet true Hikes Of Commissioners, at a meeting held trailers in Florida. and py 4 fest night, that it had disap-| Mr. Watson says it should make proved the granting of a liquor, ——_____. heense to 1949, April 17 1930, April 9 1951, March 25 the boards of public instruction Ray . Asa Beer, Wine, Cocktails, ete, Served! Pepsi-Cola: create new election districts, Mr. ‘During Legal Hours i} Fr - : Pepsi-Cola ban: Ca, -08 w Watson ruled. oe many the Coral City Lodge’ were received from the follo 1952, April 13 ee 16s et sete. eS ane “ree whe HF for @ bar at 711 Thomas street. | ing H 1953, Aptil 5 There = Reason given by the depart-!| Veterans of Foreign Wars, Scc-| 1954, April 18 PS eee here Pout: ment for refusing’ to grant the ond street and Staples avenuc. 1955, April 10 motion Get! license was that two violations! Antonio Trujillo, 701 Duval 1956, April 1 etiere ove rected Ghelr of state liquor laws had occur-' street. H April 21 Se eh Hreetee rod at that address during 1945. | Navella Weaver, Weaver's eer The Getely = Applications for liquor licenses camp on Stock Island. i fe beter ent 4 just oe peeree tt te hee ee a 5, eee * wrvinw & the people, © ths oh & ther ah ek yak om Uhetr Nips he | | te i, oe ent Wet the Rumineme: ' EWR of thie town | eee organi emtral of nomediately Cc “a « punk R oa ot feet They wich our ee Ge 4 bee Vo of the = & & “= Wie thelr amd thes controls 2 & oeeh gurer ond freer j oe hee t te wll of the oat Cie © Sone { Crom Royale popularly fornia Table Wines — thurgundy, Claret, Sauterae, ‘Zenfandel ans Rhine wines — make everyday meals a doubiy enjoy abie : a a ee E* *& Boa RRO DD Benp Groin Royale Premium Croix Royale Premium Cali- ee = when treme deme in amd betore Family” of wines, offers rich Q Femons Croix Royale Quality at Popular Prices! 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