The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 4, 1946, Page 5

$ 4 * Pa : = 7y fi 3 Sunny in Miami there fishing = days Off St. a famous Bay. Off t ming nearby. . that if people Md : teh on the YSMANG BACK would be ‘|i Key West we have one use “®™i-private fishing pier at Por- by the tet Dock Company open to ‘the for fishing with the seon that the ferry com- pany “will take it over. ¢ : ” themselves over the ene of ee with darn little ox.” West with the country’s Bee Hes, al Pe Hetists- consider this main- for management and con- tenance will be low, there is a cession profit, it is a marvelous f ‘ same ed civic profit, the people want evident im the 't, the people pay the taxes, the of the city people don’t fear liabilities, and and the county of —how about it commissioners! : According to Louis Carbonell, ~ We came, Mould be tackled chairman, ticket sales indicate ret awmnaahy . 2 SCARED. SCARED. SCARED allow the ques- talking about tebility t throw such Ball ‘und’ ntiking™ pléns for a “20 inte ws we would never grand evebling’ of fin’ and enter- “eee ome ieteam this city and taitiment!' We have been fortun- the Red Cross sousty, Perhaps there are some ate”, he sae in obtaining the oh Sieh this but @ is quite in finest orc! ‘and floor show te conde cow for this feeling that has been offered in Key © See teow deat « tulu of a entertainment will be assured all, ‘ot pameh f we were West and an evening of snappy ed, we would gow heave patrons.” Tickets will be on sale ma & the RBar if we @ the door for those who have! wre steed we would not now net iqualy .p sed their awe a in the Ugkets: Mr,,Carbonell said, “Let's a we «Guld helg put, the, Red Cross . Fund! ret few have tievy bases Corppeian.axer, the top by at-) berm © we Were afraid we tending the | ball, and would got have @ boulevard loads of fun". rund the wland, if we were The Weather © weld net have confidence > the people ' Md . ‘TION ASKS NEW Key West, Fla., Apr. 4, 1946 on Observation, taken at 8:30 am. ! @mderstand that there will wa cey a ia be Gelegetion at the commis-! qT y + mas Gout Tussday night Highest last of hours 83) oo —- Lowest last night -- 69} $ } 4 | Mean 76) WHAT DO PEOPLE WISH | Normal 74 Mow tet us go a little deeper Precipitation time Rainfall, 24 hours ending we the matter and this * “— @& ink what the people 98:30 a.m., inches 0.00 wit The eree of Stock Istdnd Potat rainfall since April 1, fronting on Boece Chiew ridge inehes t 0.02 “Oh ebebly be « tésienthh! Deficiency since April 1, ee web too far off, according ‘inches - 0.20 opeiees of realtors, Would Total rainfall since January 1, ‘hey wie © fishing bridge near- inches ais BE ty whieh they could enjoy. You Deficiency since January 1, ae bet year bottom dollar. Now inches 1.88 owne Relative Humidity sin saga ay vv probably again be a tourist camp Tomorrow's Almanac tor te Bitere. Do they wish it. Sunrise 6:15 a.m. Mind you, part of the bridge Sunset 6:45 p.m. wanecting to Boca Chica is now Moonrise 9:01 a.m. ot whieh divorces the camp Moonset 9:48 p.m. teht free of the Tomorrow's Tides people ad Key ing” (Naval Base) the comp siters less High Tide Low Tide with the pier @ civic on, 12:22 a.m. 5:17 am. = th pessible small boats operat: 11:45 p.m 6:39 p.m. “— 8 of the pier, possibly cana eet Oe ed Cherter beats leter on, the num- =r of beats running around in te channels between Boca Bathe Chere and Stock Island might be clawed as not beneficient to the OOS “eeeess of the camp I don't have © teu your intelligence. You STIRRUPS HAVE BOY lee beth idee of the question — Piieh Sebid you pick, Mr, Key Bey was born to Mr, and Mrs. ™ . Charles Stirrup Tuesday morn- ; Amy } ong. li i the the name of Starr Bruno. PROWLER KEPT ON ICE seas Highway itself is fishermen but there is PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — A lew against fishing these house-breaker, surprised in the if de as « tourist project 1? a | of Gabing off bridges with tempted to escape Price by 2S moter ears whizzing ing in the butcher shop's refrig- ' Chee bridge will not be the ice-box and called the police. moter traffic. There is oe ; tuahing neorty. | have UNRRA charters weekly flights im aff winds of tarpon to Orient by Pan-American. with @ charter boat. The = grand from the Administration moves for pas- view out to sew with, sage of OPA extension by May 1. arcs it ’s The youngster has been given! vi ters Besides o« for myself act of looting the living quar’ / 1 wouldn't take the of Max L. Price, a butcher at-| PEOPLE'S FORUM | Citizen welcomes expres- of the views of read- | September 17, 1937, I wrote an jarticle in the Washington Times | Herald_entitled “Dilemma” and I jquote from. it: “I maintain that \the draft should only be used for foreign invasion to protect our own shores. The individual has \been stripped of his moral, re- ligioys, anc personal rights. Moral ,| Stamina would provide the stam- ina for our people to fight for de- ‘mocracy. As it is, we are regi- |mented into concentration camps, lindustry is stripped to fill the |Army and the war machinery swings into action.” F Let us go back a little farther to the year 1932 when a High School diploma was requiréd for enlistment in certain ‘branches of jthe armed services. The caste system in the services is as great today as it was then and the re- servists today can see and feel {the barrier between themsoand |Annapolis and West: Pointy: The there Air Corps is by far the greatest through the wiv ified resi i beta example of working ‘democracy ‘n \the services."\{ 7) é | Will we ever be ablé‘to forget that we have molded our military system on the Rigid Hessian Hire- lings, that were brought to* our | shores. It is all too apparent that ' college graduates and others who are afraid to iace the world as it tis have decided that we shoud natural area, it is a sorely need.| Pray and shout for peace and at {the same time proclaim to the | world that we are to have a peac> \time army of eight million. Rus- sia has every right to be sus- picious of us because we have made no effort among the nations |for universal disarmament. Eng- land is producing more munitions that her dominions are going to thet the Red Cross Victory Ball|demand independence. Haye not | will be @ huge success. Mr. Car-/we ourselves assisted with the benell said today. “Everyone is help of the British in crushing the fling for self-government among the Dutch settlements? We accuse Russia of imperialis- tic airns; does she/question our oc- cupation of Japan? The Russian government has broken no intey- national laws in carting away Japanese machinery, and in my estimation there «is nothing that belongs to the Nazis, fascists or Japanese that should not be fair spoils of, war to,.the victor na- tions, for they plundered and raped as they saw fit. At the rate we are traveling having|and with government regiments tion increasing daily within a m:i- ter of a few years we, too, may be on equal footing with Socialist governments. The draft is noi a peacetime necessity, at least not in its present form, unless we dc- cide now that our own ambitions require it. Let us answer our- selves: Is the UNO a failure? We trust no one else, or they do not trust us. Have we forgotten when American warships sailed into Vera Cruz to protect oil in |terests? Are we not continually |attempting to formulate the gov- ernments of the republics to the south of us? You must ask yourself all of | these questions. Are we going to return. to the pursuits of peace or. keep millions under arms and_ bring burdensome. taxation? We founded this nation under 03] God, a God which. we, have, reads ily forgotten. 3 ALBERT GEORGE ROBERTS. Key West, Fla., ’ 1229 Whitehead Street, April 4, 1946. AAF will send three B-29’s over the Magnetic Pole. Goodrich head says year-end will ease tire dearth. Where’s Cootie? oy What has happened to Cootie, the louse? . . . When last heard from, he was in Miami Beach. Was the strain of Miami Beach night life too much for him, or is he lost in awe over the scenic | beauty of the Overseas High- way? Pelican Bill is very much concerned, and has repeatedly feet behind me. This erator. Price bolted the door of| refused the choicest morsals of fish. Anyone knowing the where- |than ever because she realizes}. IS THIS COMMANDER ROONEY? SAAR A DAAAABRAR MDDS Navy Photo DON'T BLAME US but this is Commander Carl W. Rooney, ac- cording to Lieutenant Dedman of the Boca Chica Propelican staff. Commander Rooney, a Tampa boy, is commanding officer at Boca Chica. OF INTEREST TO KEY WEST National and State News With A Local Slant’''*” By J.W.R. What'll It Be? Daylight;Or Eastern Standard 'Timb?:: Governor Mittal [ Caldwell is appealing to all cities in Florida to adopt uniform time for the en- tire state. The governor’ declares he does not care which time is se- lected as long as it is the same all over Florida. He has already asked all mu cipalities to .make a_ decision. Some have done so, others are waiting the action of the major- ity and the rest wish to remain as is. ‘Tne drive to adopt daylight sav- ing time in Florida is gaining sup- port all over the state, however. Miami, Fort Lauderdale, St. Pe- tersburg and other cities have al- ready announced they will change over to daylight saving time on| April 22 to conform to the faster, time of New York and other large northern ctiies. As the majority of the nation wide ‘broadcast over’ national hook-ups emanate in New York the Florida Association of Broad: casters “has requested that th state change to daylight saving time. The broadcasters claim this must be done to avoid confusing in ‘the air over Florida. u West Palm Beach city commis- sion has asked its clerk to prepare an ordinance'to make the change to daylight saving time. Final de- cision will await a report on the action taken by other cities, as Key West. city commission seems to be doing. However, the WPB commissioners have just about decided it’s best to make the change. Palm Beach is said to be agains‘ the change. President Truman has express- ed himself in favor of daylight saving time and would make it nation-wide if the states agree. Governor Caldwell says it makes no difference to him which time is adopted. A majority of the cit ies in Florida seem to favor the change-over. So—whati does. Kev West have ‘to say about it? State Druggists To Meet In Miami April 23-25 Attention, you Key West’ pill makers and concocters of thse nasty medicines: Phe first post-war conclave of Florida pharmacists is scheduled for Miami beginning April 23 and lasting three days. The State Pharmaceutical Asso- ciation convention is expected to draw 1,000 druggists. Plans for the convention were discussed and ironed out at a meeting of Flor. ida’s southeastern pharmacis‘s Tuesday. Pan-American Highway is called a “good neighbor” adjunct. Soviet unifies its armed forces, with Stalin in command. Bargaining agreements nov cover 13,800,000 workers in U. MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES This Old Treatment Often | Brings Happy Relief Many sufferers relieve nagging backache ‘uickly, once they discover that the real cause of their trouble may be tired kidneys. The kidneys are Nature's chief way of tak- ing the excess acidsand waste out of the blood. ‘They helpmost eoplepass about pintsaday, When disorder of kidney function permits Poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it may cause nagging backache, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, get- ting up nights, swelling, puffiness under the eyes, headaches and dizziness, Frequent or scanty es With smarting and burning sometimes shows there is something wrong abouts of Cootie, please notify Pelican Bill by letter. Do not call on phone as Bill is very busy flying around in search of Cootie, with your kidneys or bladder, Don’t wait! Ask your druggist for Doan’s | Pills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully | by millions for over 40 years. Doan's give happy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous Waste from. your blood, Get Doan’s Pills, 2 rector W. B. Kirke pointed out to- | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN : PERMANENT * Wik W \ABeee ees Aeesemaeee ~, Various housing projects in Key i West were designed for lowest in- ; come tenants previously living under’, substandard Key West Housing Authority Di- 1 day, but as war’ conditions brought increased incomes, rents ‘were increased by surcharges to; | allow war workers to remain until { other housing was available. The rents are based on 1/5 io 1/6 of the total family income up ; to OPA eeiling limits, Mr. Kirke explained. i Except: for initial payment by the FPHA, these projects never! required additional federal sub sidy to meet operating expenses | or carrying charges of bonds, «lr. | Kirke said. This is a record of} which few housing authorities in} the country can ‘boast. With certain miner exceptions, | | i Clean All Implements _ | Well | ARDEN tools stored last fall may have been put away with! soil clinging to them. One of tac first tasks of the early spring to see that they are scraped clean! of dirt, so that they will be i good condition for use. It will take elbow: grease, but will be worth the effort. i With a piece of wood, the edge of which has been whittled fa’ thin, scrape off every bit of soil you can. Then, with steel woo’, get the rest off. You will want keen edges and teeth on your gar- den implements. It is worth whiie to spend some time on them bc- fore you want, to, use them, Be certain thathandles.of rake hoes, cultivatepy spades and spi ing forks are,gmooth, sorthat, may avoid blisters. Use,sandpa) to. get an even surface, iy 5 | Pent i FRIDAY April at 9 MUSIC by BOB FLOOR Featuring... : ®Rosemary and Ma ®@Beverly Kaye ®Buddy Barnett ®Paul Barron | H — | i } i BEE EBBEREREBERBE ,{ axerage; rent,$30,, | TONIC VICTORY BALL RAUL’S CLUB ON THE BOULEVARD and His Orchestra With LIBBY DEAN, Vocalist 3 Tickets on Sale at the Door ™ Admission, $1.50, Tax Included All Money Will Be Applied to Red Cross Campaign Fund This Space “Courtesy of ITY ELECTRIC SYSTEM HOUSING HERE, 430 ‘Other Units, Totalling 766, Nia me ra pile UNITS: ALL TO REMAIN IN CITY ALARA ABAAARAEARASE al war housing projects in Key est were designed and. built by. the Federal Publie Housing: Ay, conditions, | thority, and. their operation, and |! management was assigned to. ie Housing Authority of Key West. However, in Poinciang., , Place | proper, Mr. Kirke fought for and obtained certain minor, changes when original construction went {in to improve the architecture. Here are statistics on the low- rent public housing projecy; in Key West: Joseph Yates Porter Place, 136 units; actual rent ranges from $15.20 to $42.40. Fort ‘Village, 84 units; ranges from $11.80 to $38.40. Statistics on permanent defense housing: Poinciana Place, 210 units, with average gross rent of $34.26. Thus rent jthis brings the total of perman- ent housing to 430 units. Statistics on temporary war housing projects, which will even- tually be torn down and replaced. Poinciana Place Extension, 530 | unitss average vent $30; Bs: | Fer tedillage Extension, 76-units, ent range frem.$21 0 units, wii EIRE’S ARMY SHRINKS AS RAF LURES MEN DUBLIN (AP).—Eire’s army is smaller today than at any time in the quarter of a century of its ex- istence. Two’ years ago it was at the peak of its strength, a striking force of almost 100,909 highly trained men backed by some 150,000 members of the Lo- al Defense Force. Demobilization, which began a ;few months ago, has been unex- pectedly heavy. Re-enlistments have been few. Gratuities for dis- charged men amount to as much as 100 pounds which is big moacy to an Irish soldier. ‘oo large ‘a’ proportion of the § ed nién are crossing fh order’ to” Northéi'n ‘Treland join the British Atmy' Which, par-’ ticularly in‘ the RAF, offers many ndiiceinerits"’ “’ to’ ‘adventurdus young men. : The pea>-time strength of the Eire Regular Army will be 12,506 <0 IN, Ida Ls ee cele; bration of’ his retirement. as a il - road‘ engine | inspector George A. Williams, 70, tossed his ja¢ket into an engine fire- box, only to remember an in- stant late that his last pay check was in one of the jacket’s pock- ets. Lost your appetite? Feel drag- nutritional anemia, Vineland [} Tonic can help you “feel like @ billion”. ru pint # }-19 1s Jematt roost GARDNER'S PHARMACY NIGHT Sth p-m. 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