The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 13, 1946, Page 2

PACE TWO The West Citizen Daily Except pM Ba by; Key Published LP. Wirt Owner and her, eninaen Menawek | The Citizen ‘Building. Corner Greene and Ann Strests Owly Dally Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County EE NARS ethos cash testa Ie Entered at Key West, Florida ae second class matter MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED Y PRESS The Associated Press is exclus- fvely entitled to use for republica-| tion of all news dispatches credited | to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published here. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Yea Six Months Three Month; One Month Weekly ABVERTISING RATES Made known on application. SPECIAL NOPICES AN reading notices, cards of thanks, resolutions of respect, one uary notibes, poems, etc. will charged for at the rate of 10 cae a line. Notices for entertainment by eliurches from which a revenue is to be derived are 5 cents a line. ‘The Citizen is an open forum and invites d.scussion of public issues and subjects of local or general interest but it will not publish | anogymous communications. EDITORIAL. bata SOCIATION es EINSTEIN OFF BASE We read that Dr. Albert | Einstein, speaking in Chi- cago, said that “an agree-| ment on a grand scale” with | Russia is necessary for the future peace of the world, but that the United States has been travelling in the opposite direction since the | |the disclosure of the feud | wilt be JUDGES ARE STILL HUMAN Those persons who think or thought that a halo de-! scends on a mar just as soon | as he becomes a judge; probably were shocked by! gg isements e | memesetss sa but in natin aa court of th United States. Snetiest 15 Politics, in the sense that | Petar tha agate charge for some supreme court jus- caesar yg tices are swayed by party SS SSE RREREB: affiliations, cropped up HELP WANTED the supreme court many) times during the Roosevelt administration. When | he | | came into office, a majority | of the justices was Republi- | can, and, with an oceasional | SHOPPING FOR A JOB WITH AN ATTRACTIVE FUTURE? exception, notably in the | How would you like to know that United States bond case, in you'll be earning $30 a week which the plaintiff insisted | (about $130 a month) after 6 he be paid in gold in the re- | months? We pay you $25 a 40-{. demption of bonds, ~ vote ‘hour week to start training to be a showed the political com-| plexion of the court. Gradually, members of | the court died or retired, | and, by the time Roosevelt | had entered his second! term, the standing of the court was pro-New Deal.! Readers of The Citizen who | followed the court’s deci- sions may recall the frequent five-four decisions. poston But that attitude was, tame in comparison with the | | present flare up between | Justices Robert H. Jackson and Hugo Black. Jackson | maintains that Black had |SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE been unethical in not dis-| 2d TELEGRAPH COMPANY qualifying himself in a ¢ | in which a former law patt- | ner was chief counsel for | TELEPHONE OPERATOR WITH OPPORTUNITY To Earn More for Overtime At Time-And-A-Half } LOOK AHEAD TO Scheduled Pay Increases Liberal Employe Benefits. Vacation With Pay | Investigate this fascinating work if you’re looking for a permanent Apply to Mrs. McDermott Chief Operator Telephone Office | aonecunucinncnasecccnsues ‘CLASSIFIED ADS “BHE KEY WEST CITIZi a Ranennsene |APARTMENTS FOR RENT ‘Unfurnished apartment. Apply | Monroe Market. junl1-3tx For Rent—Apartments, eomplete- ly renovated. Furnished, in- cluding linens, All utilities, maid and janitor service. 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The press dispatch did} Jackson is right in his not quote the renowned | view, but, in making the at- scientist in connection with| tack, he revealed that he his opinion of the direction; was peeved because he had Russia has been travelling. | not been named chief justice | Apparently, he assume to succeed the late Harlan along with many other/ Stone. Jackson spoke about Americans, that “an agree- | a promise to make him chief ment on a grand scale’’ can | justice he had received from be had for the asking and | the late President Roosevelt, that if it is not immediately | and in Washington it de- intiated, the entire fault is| veloped that Black had with the United States Gov- | threatened to resign were ernment. : | Jackson named as the pre- While we are as anxious | siding head of the court. as anyone else for some-| So there you have it: not | thing like a cordial ap-/| only politics but ambition | proachment between the | also, aside from the ambi- cient | United States and the Soviet | tion to become an ef Union, we are frank to ad- | judge, creep into the digni- mit that we do not see how ‘fied supreme court. Had | the United States can be ex- | Jackson not said what mo-. pectéd to accomplish this re- | tive had prompted him to sult unless the Russians are attack Black, official Wash- | willing to cooperate. ington would have wonder- So far, there has been lit-| ed, and, in wondering, tle evidence from Moscow | would have advanced a doz that the Russians are‘ready en conjectures. But Jackson to coordinate their inter-| bared his motive, national affairs. The impres-| his resentment, when he sion prevails, and we think spoke about his ambition to justly, that the Kremlin is | become chief justice. out to get what Ru He had known about the, wants and only when this is! Black incident ever since obtained, or it becomes posi- , May of 1945, so it was asked tively clear that the goal! in Washington why he had cannot be attained, will the waited a year before mak- Russians enter into agree-' ing his charge. The answer ments with their Western; js he had expected to be Allies. | made chief justice. Would AP CNG | he still have made the at- THE PEOPLE COME FIRST tack had he received the appointment? It takes a long time for a new President to get in step with the job. Mr. Tru- man was given a royal wel-| come 'whén he came into fice—and then he began slip downward, and op- position from Congress in- creased rapidly. fof Allied war dead, Nevertheless, he made a} jing the graves of great comeback when he| Americans who made the cracked down on the rail-} supreme sacrifice in the road strike and forced a set- | closing months of the war. tlement under his decision | i an es- that “the interest of the pub- ons, lic comes first.” The abuse | mostly residents of the area, he received at the hands of} swarmed to the cemetery, the leaders of the rail unions} where flowers were placed very correctly reacted in his}on every grave. Special favor. services were held. It has been a long time The dispatch tell HONOR DEAD The largest American military cemetery in Europe is at Margraten, in The Netherlands, where 18,774 17,742 timated 40,000 pe us that since it has been possible to | each of the ¢ ; been | take unprejudiced measure- | adopted by a citizen of The ments of Mr. Truman, as the: Netherlands and the spon- head of our Government—| sor of the plan reports re- and as ruler of the Demo-| ceiving three thousand more | cratic Party. | requests than there were After all “the people | graves. come first,’ and the heads The newspaper writer of the National Republican | says that the demonstration organization have become very aggressive. They think | they can elect their man to; the Presidency in the next election. Maybe so! Sut political thinking and guessing for two years ahead cannot be depended upon. Because, nobody knows! was believed to be without parallel in a foreign country and was accepted generally by the Netherlands as proof of their dveotion to the men who lost their lives in liber- ating their country. Much the same type ceremony was held at var ious American military eo eo ee | cemeteries in England and Priee control is necessary | in France, where Americans until supply of goods for} who lost their lives in World sale equals the approximate| War I and II were paid the demand of those with money | homage that our war veter- to buy. ans receive in this country. of as well as! graves contain the remains | includ- jung-tf| Phone 659-J. 729 Division St. juns8-6t Neate ae Good pay. | wanee, Bee ra Inquire 419% Duval St., Navy 1 70: W. d é Pr Store. funteix, BOY Wb Wadsel Ave. Us. Brubaker). junil-3tx Caretaker, general experience,!,. . maintenance buildings. Stony} 40m Dewecheoninta Par = employment, good pay. Fred Des Fae PPly , Dion. 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This order is to be published, ence a week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, 2 newspaper published in the City of Key West, Florida, Done and ordered this t2th day 1946, of June, A.D. (SEAL) (sd), Ross € Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court, Monroe County, By: Mal x ver tor Biante olicitor mn OF Bujunt4-$1-28;)u15,1946 INVITATION FOR BIDS June 13, 1946 Board of Public Instruction Monroe County, Florida Office of the Superintendent tre Floor, County Court-House Key West, Florida. SEALED BEDS, subject to the conditions contained herein, will SCHOOL building, located at the Corner of Southard and Margaret Streets, Key West, Florida com- plete according to’ the, Plans and Specifications prepares by John Allan Long, Architeet. Pfans, speci- fications, and, Contract “Documents, are open to the public for inspec- tion at the office of the Superin- tendent of Public Instruction for the County of" Monroe, Florida, Court-House, Key West, Florida, or may be obtained from John Long, Architect, Island City Build- ing, Duval Street, Key ida, upon de it-of $10.00. The full amount of the deposit for, ong set of documents. will be returned to each actual bidder and all other deposits will be pa een less. $2.50, upom return of all documents in good condition within aya: after.the date of opening of bids. BiD GUARANTRE will be re- quired with éach bid in the amount equal to not less than cent (5%) of the amount, of the bid. Certified eheck, Cashier's Chee payable to the order of the Board bf Public. Instruction of Monroe County, Florida. PERFORMANCE BOND will be required in the amount of one hundred per. cent (100%) of the Contract Price. TE RIGHT TS RESERVED to reject any afd all bids, to waive any informality or irregularity in bids received, and to, accept or re- ject any item of any kind, unless such bid is qualified by ‘specific lenbatiaa. NO BID shall be withdrawn for a ‘period of 30 days after receipt INVELOPES containing _ bids must be sealed, marked, and ad- dressed as follows: Supt. Public Instruction for Monroe County, Court House, Key West, Florida To be opened 1:00. P. June 28. 194 WILLART MM. ALBURY! Superintendent, Board of Public Instruction, Monroe County, Florida, County Court. House, Key West, Frorkda. jun13-20-27,1946 rr RADIO PROGRAM ANNOUNCED ax STATION Subject to Change Where to Listes— 1600 Qn Your Dial Mutual Broadcasting System (*Desigquates Network Program) Thi June 13th 1600 Club Weather Forecast 1600 Club Fulton Lewis, Jr.* Parade of Sports Arthur Hale, News* Carrington Playhouse* Rogue’s Gallery* Gabriel Heatter* Real Life Stories* Hour of Song* Beatrice Kay Show* Moonlight Serenade All the News* Friday, June Mth 7 A.M. to Noon Sunrise Serénade News Sunrise Serenade Norman Cloutier Weather Forecast Sunrise Serenade News Sunrise Serenade Frazier Hunt, News* Riding the Range Shady Valley Folks* Civic Calendar Meditation Southland Singers Married for Life* Cecil Brown* Elsa Maxwell* Take It Easy Time* Victor Lindlahr* 10:00 10:15. 10:30 4 11:00 11:15 11:30 | 12:45 Noon to 6 P. M. Lyle Van, News* Morton Downey, Songs* Weather Forecast News Siesta Serenade Listen to Leibert Lopez Musie* John J. 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