The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 1, 1946, Page 2

Wr EE estos Coveey sere tn Key West Fh 08s THis BURN YOU? he « wonderful trait to ete te learn from some- * ete, Se ft must be won- vfel that we have learned m the Nazis how to burn oh end their ideas. You » an idee in a book and wien, of course, perishes. The mere you think about the better it gets. Book- oe so many things makes os act just Nene ht fixes «© that the od teoke will become weler end in as huge a o a Restoration ities banned by Boston. fh makes it such herd euessing game to “! eew if the Germans CT really reading those ook ehind the barn or er the bed, or under- d—«e much more fun these whe are to con- eee guide their re-edu- tenes ’ ee, it might be fun te leave those he & varies and see : read them, though « easy. & probably fe at all pile all the banned mte the shape of a call @ Lidice, and No one will re- asion later. ve tage afire the they pri doe CULINARY ART ’ me of the ancient f mankind, al- aan mes ooh the preparation of af an ert that has been att) developed in some he world, in Re West, for exam- * would expect to § ‘hat the preparation of a tor the family table is, general, the same, but 4 wet the case. Rarely -— one fied two house- ™ whe have the same & eheout the proper prep- at ! even the most pie dishes Whe needed, appar- ‘ more scientific at- the culinary art * men of the coun- ore in control of diet. This is not lightly consid- ectence, almost finding new various foods mipertance to the hve st well-being The ae am Mee aR ante want peace, meus agreement, et lines & xtiteh time not only oie but sometimes an herrteseing exposure People whe get paid for ve hey are honest, “» thelr minds on their " ' k ke it will take te write the peace it took to win the Men hee to be taught erthing that he does— weep in this valley -we | stated that British scientists POSTWAR HYSTERIA We are getting deeper and deeper into postwar hysteria. Two days ago The! Citizen published an Asso-! ciated Press dispatch from| London, in which it was had discovered germs whose life-taking powers were so great two ounces of them,: if proper; distributed, | uld wipe out human life hroughout the world. The London Express was the most eredulous of the newspapers in the British capital. It believed, at least by implication, that the story about the germs was true. Several prominent Amer- jean bacteriologists have declared recently that stor- ies about wholesale destruc- tion of human life by spreading germs on popu- lation centers are far-fetch- ed, and one __ bacteriologist asserted that a great deal of hokum is mixed up with the supposed death - dealing power of germs. All bacteriologists admit that epidemics or pandem- ies probably could be caus- ed by germs, but added that counter measures could be | taken to counteract the death-dealing effect of the germs. For instance, who knows whether DDT could or could not destroy those germs about which London papers published long stories on Wednesday? Germs can kill but can be killed also. It is a simi-} lar story with all new weap-| | ons that have been devel-! oped since the beginning} | of war in recorded history: | | counter measures always) | have been invented to off-| | set much of the effect of the! | new and terrible weapon, at least terrible when it | was first used. | And so: on goes.the hys-} teria. Probably it will con- ‘tinue for another year or} ttwo., At least that will be| the case if it keeps in line| with other postwar hysteria. | VICTIMS OF WAR boat load of Another men, women and have arrived on our wel- come shores They are people of many nationalities and every religious faith, | seeking freedom from the lands of the oppressed. They are the gallant surviviors of | the worst tyranny in his- tory—victims of Hitler’s| war on humanity. “Displac- ed” by war and persecu- tions, uprooted from their native lands, forced to en- dure slavery and torture, | these newcomers were left without homes until Ameri- | ca opened its gates. | As we welcome the new- | | est arrivals to our shores, we | carry on the great tradition | immortalized by the words | |inseribed upon the Statue) of Liberty: “Send these, the ; | tempest-tossed to me.” jeg. have, the tempest-toss- | | | ed. have come to Am-| efif'a, since the first settlers | landed on Plymouth Rock,} our way of life has grown} richer, our achievements | | have grown greater, the} | horizons of our uture have| | grown greater. America is proud to wel- come today’s newcomers— tomorrow’s citizens. | OUR REAL STRENGTH President Truman, _ talk- ing to educators recently, expressed the fear that ‘we are too much concerned} with material things to re-| member that our real, strength lies in spiritual val-| ues.” There is no disposition whatever to deny the truth of the statement made by the Chief Executive, but } fone should clearly under- stand that “spiritual valu- es” must be expressed in a material world and, there- fore, find themselves thru “material things.” i Human beings live in a} material world and while| they must always appreci-| ate spiritual values, it i questionable whether such} values are real unless ex- pressed by physical beings jin a physical world. t ;|SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE); children! + | Apply at The Citizen Office {Sloan Hotel, there is every reason why! t do Reguler Advertisements under this head will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of 2c a word for each insertion, but the minimum charge for the first 15 words or less is 30c, Black Face Type The rate for blackface type HELP WANTED IF IT’S e GOOD STARTING PAY YOU WANT... | Girls Joining Us to Trainas | i i Telephone Operators Reecive | | Hl $25 A WEEK | About $108 a month from ‘the| Very First Day. That’s for a 40-; Hour Week, with Opportunity to! Make More for Overtime at Time- and-a-Half { $30 A WEEK (About $130 a Month) After 6 Months’ Training and Experience SCHEDULED PAY INCREASES | LIBERAL EMPLOYE BENEFIT PLAN VACATION WITH PAY Interesting Work— } Congenial Associates t j APPLY TELEPHONE OFFICE | Mrs. McDermott Chief Operator and TELEGRAPH COMPANY jun!-tf; BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CLASSIFIED AD Information for the Advertisers THE-KEY WEST CITIZEN of Fellowship Other Church His recollections of the Battle- ‘ship Maine shortly after its de- a7: Talk SRE SS is 3c.a word and the minimum: DEADLINE . 'strue in Havana harbor Feb. charge for the first 15 words| at insure publication, 15, a8 wili form the subject of or less is 45c. « nust be in the office before 1. an address by Dr. Melrose Avery, PAYMENT 9. fotelock on the day of publica Payment for classified ad-} tion. pastor of the First Presbyterian ‘church, at fellowship hour at that Congregat Chureh Ut | éficieney apartment for married ‘Apartment, furnished. 1014 Grin- vertisements is invatiably in OFFICE advertis+ advance, but “Business office in The Citi- ers with ledger accounts may|zen Building, corner Gréene jhave_ their advertisements|/and Ann streets. Door to the | charged. right on entering building. MS APARTMENTS FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT Overseas Hotel, redecorated and under new management. Spe- cial weekly rates, $7.00 and up. £ may27-1 ! couple or two persons. All con- j veniences, new apartment house. Apply 124 Duval St., rear of La Conga Bar. may29-6tx Rooms, good beds. Summer rates. Phone 659-J, 729 Division ‘ Furnished apartments. 507 Fran- | cis St. may29-8tx Furnished apartment, frigidaire. Adults only. Apply 729 United street. may31-3tx i PHOTO SUPPLY Roll films developed and printea | in 36 hours, oversize prints in-| cluded. Evans Camera and Photo Supply Store, 506 South- ard St. phone 439. juni-tf Colored Church Services Slated) The Rev. Robert T. Newbeld,! nell St. may31-6t FOR SALE 2- and 3 - bedroom bungalows, furnished and unfurnished; small down payment, balance payable monthly. Johnson &! Johnson, Phone 372. junl-tf Brunswick, Ga., will preach the ‘evening sermon at the Cornish 2% Ton 1942 Chapel AME Zion chyrch at | Cargo Truck Whitehead and Angela streets to- morrow at 8:30 o’clock, the Rev. W. L. Souder, pastor, announces. The Rev. Newbold is a native of Key West, but is now serving |; as pastor of the Presbyterian church in the Georgia city. The Rev. Ernst Hinson will give communion meditation at morn- ing services at 11 o'clock. Services will also be held in the following colored churches at} Fully Insured A Bargain PUTCAMP-ALEXANDER Duval and Division Sts. may27-tf | Waterfront property. Lot 100 x 300 ft. On Pine Key Beach. Apply 300 Simonton St, may29-5tx HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES Franchise and merchandise avail- able now for new Associate j Stores. Investigate before you invest. Write or wire Kenyon Auto Stores, Dallas 1, Texas. | may27-7tx } | H | i MISCELLANEOUS | i Refrigeratiom saies ana service. Repairs on all makes. All work guaranteed. Mumford & Ross, 220 Duval st., phone 333. may18-tf i | Campbell’s, 928 Division, phone | 189. Keys made, locks repair-; ed, etc. junl-Imo | Picture framing, diplomas, cer- tificates, photos. Paul G. Di- Negro, 614 Francis St., phone 1197-M. may6-1mox ! For guaranteed plumbing work and repairs, call John Curry,| 512 Margaret Street, phone 781. \Lady’s bike, baby scales, kiddie the usual times: ' Newman Methodist, and Whitehead streets; Bethel | AME church, James and Di- vision streets; Trinity Presby- terian, 717 Simonton _ street; Primitive Baptist, Thomas street near Olivia; First Baptist church, Olivia street, between’ Thomas Pepper’s Plumbing Supply Com- pany carries a full stock of ma- terials. We cut and thread pipe and take care of all serv- ice calls. Phone 118. Division may9-tf Good well drilling business. Full line of tools, etc., for deep drill- ing. Two to six-inch flowing! ang Whitehead; Orthodox Cath-| bbl are ence If\ oie church and St, Peter's | interes . ie I. may30-3tx church, Center eee IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear son, Ray Gates, who passed away Jurié :2,: 1989}? 1° ie Seven years have passed but still we miss him; Never will his memory fade. Loving thoughts will always lin- ger, In our hearts he will forever stay. MOTHER and DAD. Buick, 1937 sedan Special. Good condition, good tires. See Poor Old Craig, Division and Fran- cis. junl-3t LUGGAGE TRAILERS * New, Factory Built All Steel Body, New Tires PUTCAMP-ALEXANDER Duval and Division Sts., may25-tf junl-1tx church, 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Dr. ‘was on to view the after it was blown At the First Methodist church, the Rev. C. T. Howes will preach on the, subject, “Knowing Jesus Better”, at 10:50 am. Evening services are set for 8 o'clock. The Rev. James H. MacCon- may31-6tx ;nell, rector, will be in charge of fegular services at St. Episcopal church at Duval and Eaton streets. Paul’s Services with Holy Com- munion at 8 p.m., are scheduled at the Grace Lutheran church, 1215 Petronia street (Golden Eagle Hall). The Rev. F. H. Zucker, pastor, will preach. No services will be held at the church June 9, it was an- nounced. Regular services will also be held at the following churches: Fleming Street Methodist church, Fleming and William sts.; B'nai Zion Congregation, South- ard and Simonton sts.; mixed Bil ble class; Poinciana Community church, Community ‘hall, Duck at 15th streets, Poinciana place; First Congregational church, William street, between Duval and Si- monton; First Church of Christ, Scientist, 327 Elizabeth street; Je- hovah’s Witnesses, 624 Carson lane; St. Mary’s Star of the Sea ;Catholic church, Division street; |Ley Memorial Methodist church, Division and Georgia sts. Island City Baptist Mission, Second street, just off Flagler; Glad Tidings Tabernacle, Petron- ia and Georgia sts.; Church of Christ, second floor, courthouse; El Salvador church (Latin Metho- dist), Grinnell and Virginia sts.; Grace Lutheran church, 728 Flem- ing street; The Church of God, 1106 Olivia street; Cuban Bap- tist Goodwili center, 1122 Wat- son street; Gospel Hall, 730 South- ard street; The Church of God, 909 Angela street; Poinciana Bap- tist church, 17th street and Ave- nue E. Iverson To Address Youth Rally Tonight Dr. J. V: Iverson, pastor of the Shenandoah Presbyterian church, | Miami, is scheduled as the speak- er at the Youth for Christ rally 8:30 o'clock tonight at the First Baptist church. Dr. Iverson has been a leader lof many youth groups in the Mi- ami area. Give us a try on your next job.| koop, odds and ends. G. R. Free estimates. may7-1mox| Berg, Fort Taylor. may30-3tx ANNOUNCED RY STATION—SUBJECT TO CHANGE - Where to WE 1600 On Estimates on painting and dec-|Shetland pony and saddle. Apply Listen Your Dial Ferd cheerfully given. Water| 300 Simonton St. may29-5tx Mutual Broadcasting System proofing, caulking and roof * Netw: painting a specialty. J. A.|300—600 and 650—16 recaps, COREE Ante Nerrntnie tee ne) Myers, 919 White Street, tele- phone 290, may23-9tx FOR RENT RENT A CAR You drive. Late model conver-! tibles and sedans. By day or week. PUTCAMP-ALEXANDER Duval and Division Sts. juni-tf APARTMENT at 1307 WHITEHEAD ST. No Children or Pets may24-tf | 805 Simonton St.| Single rooms. $6 per week. | Double rooms, $11.00 per week. | may8-1mo | 'furnished cottage. Apply 1219 \ Eliza Street, phone 447. may30-3tx ; |3-room, cottage, furnished. Adults, | no pets. 625 Angela St. may31-2tx | LOST Lost—Watch, Friday night, at} graduation exe at the] Park. Will the gentleman who} found the watch, please return to 15-F, Porter Place, phone 638. Call for “Alice”. Reward. junel-2tx oS guaranteed. One tire or. all. 609 S.W. 22nd Ave., Miami, or phone 2-0634. may29-6tx Saturday. June Ist SP. M. to Midnight Schubert Reports* Blend Tones* Twin bed, steel, complete, $12.00. 3 les Symphonic* 1307 Petronia St. may31-2tx Md Hee haa Bae 7:30 Arthur Hale* Automatic gas hot water heater. ue t Ree Gemics Good condition. Apply 625 Di- 8:00 Twenty Questions* } vision Street or phone 664-W. 8:30 Saturday Night Review* may31-tf! 9:99 Leave It to the Girls* : han Trumble, Esq.* House and lot furnished. Good} ,0'3, Jonathan Trumble, Bsa location. Reasonably priced. 11:00 Korn’s-A-Krackin’ 1216 Virginia St. Apply Ster- 11:55 News* ling’s Poultry Market. FeO Gc Geaunrucice | may31-3t} ~~ For Sale—Tada radio and record Sunday, June 2nd changer. Fine condition. $45.] 9.99 wniher Forecnst’ 916 Windsor Lane. junt-ltx| 3:95 Concert Hall of the Air* News Read the Funnies John Betts, Evangelist Young People’s Church* Voice of Prophecy* | Church in the Wildwood Jesting With the Jesters Men of Note Love seat and chair, dinette set, book case, telephone table and chair, 3011 Harris Ave. junl-3tx 9:30 10:00 10:30 10:45 Furniture and complete furnish-' ings for 4-room house: 1320 Seminary St., phone 521-M. FOR RENT OR SALE Bicycles To Rent—Daily or week- ly. B. & B. Cycle Shop, 822 Fleming St. may20-lmox L ‘ ‘10:50 Rev. C. T. Howes juni-lt 11°59 Weather Report | WANTED TO BUY ~111:55 Musical Interlude j 6PM. Will buy all kinds bf furniture,’ 12:00 Pilgrim ‘flour® stoves, refrigerators, radios. 12:30 Lutheran Hour* P.O. Box 535. may14-tf; 1:00 News* SSS on LS) Mika) Chase* Wanted—Scooter Cushman side-} 1:30 Sweetheart Time* car, good condition, reasonable.! 2:00 Songs Along the Trail* Phone Naval Hospital, Exten-| 2:30 Bill Cunningham, News* sion 14, before Sunday. 2:45 The World Tomorrow* may29-4tx | 3:00 Open House* 3:30 Vera Holly Sings* Wanted To Buy—House and lot.! 4:00 Murder Is My Hobby* Box L.S.W., c/o Citizen. | 4:30 True Detective Mysteries* may29-4tx | 5:00 The Shadow* §:30 Quick As A Flash* Cushman motor scooter. Apply _—— 1212 Pearl Street. may30-2tx 4 P. M. to Midnight - 6:00 Those Websters* ;Three bedroom house in MacAr-| 6:30 Cedric Foster, News* thur subdivision. Small down| 6:45 Today’s Sports ; payment and balance payable| 7:00 Let's Go to the Opera* monthly. 106-E Poinciana. 7:30 CBC Star Show* 8:00 A. L. Alexander* may31-6tx oe 110:30 } 12:00 8:30 Special Investigator* Lyle Van* Double or Nothing* Freedom of Opportunity* Serenade for Strings* William Hillman* Dance Music* Dance Music* News* Dance Orchestra* Monday, June 3rd 7A. M. to Noon 7:00 T15 7:20 7:30 7:45 7:50 8:15 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:55 10:00 10:15 Sunrise Serenade News Sunrise Serenade Norman Cloutier Weather Forecast Sunrise Serenade News Frazier Hunt, News* Doe Hopkins Shady Valley Folks* Civic Calendar Meditation Southland Singing Married For Life* Cecil Brown* Elsa Maxwell* Take It Easy Time* Victor Lindlahr* 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 Noon to 6 P. M. Lyle Van* Morton Downey, Weather Report News Siesta Serenade Listen to Liebert Lopez Music* John J. Anthony* Cedric Foster, News* Smiletime* Queen For A Day* Frank Sinatra Tommy-Jimmy Dorsey Lady Be Beautiful* Erskine Johnson* Johnson Family* Jumping Jacks Mutual Melody Hour* Social Record Captain Midnight* Tom Mix* 12:15 12:30 12:35 12:40 1:00 1:15 1:45 2:00 Songs KSersun ou BSSasassas 517-527 William t. of Monroe County, aici Autestlan We Will. Not Have Sunday School This Sunday 10:50 A.M. Morning Service 8:00 P.M. Evening Service THE CHURCH WITH A E. S. DOHERTY, Paster Morning Worship “The Charch In The Leet Agee” ome re maa ee Evening Service ... ‘ Celebration of the Last and Last Service of the NO YOUNG oe) ae Dae, First Methodist Church ‘ Corner Eaton and Simonton Streets REV. C. T. HOWES, Paster Sunday Services | | | | | | | Sunday School .............. “a ae “At Request of Monroe County few We Will Not Have Sunday Seheet ¥ Morning Worship . se “Knowing Jesus Better’ Broadcast Over WEWE—I808 om Hedy (ite The Youth Fellowship « fi “Living By Dying” Evening Worship .... * ra The Hour, of Fellowship ee “Spend An Hour In This Chueh Wilh oe |. Come to: Worship bearer io FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH TONIGHT § OCLOTE HEAR DR. J. V. IVERSON Pastor, Shenandoah Presbytetien Chere) Miees fe SPEAK COME-BRING A FRIEND COME—WORSHIP THE LORD Wirt FLEMING STREET METRODIST CitiRER Corner Fleming and Willem @ REV. A. G. COR, Paster Church School o 4 Morning Worship 10 8 “HOLY COMMDN SOW Youth Fellowship Song Service Evening Worship “The Mood of the Ohewet Young Adults’ Fellowship VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOee ‘ PrTTITiITrrii li ee ee Re eRe: “The Friendly Chareh” | First Baptist Church CORNER BAHAMA and EATON STREETS | | | Sunday School, $45 AM i Mr. Thos. L. Ke MORNING WORSHIP . te. ue W. R. SMITH, Pastor, Poinciens Beet: Ge i Baptist Training Union. 700 PM EVENING WORSHIP . sm re Jno, Maguire, Executive Secretary Florida Baptist Comewatice Fellowship Hour following Bvenee Wee Sop 4s Worship God This Sunday « Serve Hie Some @ ot ene ee