The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 15, 1946, Page 2

PAGE TWO West Citizen: Key and Ann Streets Ouly Daily Ni paper in Key West Monroe County Eetered at Key West, Florida af second class matter nen Rm OF THY As: TED PRESS The Associa Press is exclus- fvely entitled to use for republic: tion of all news tehes credited not otherwise credited ii a. also the local news 2 to it h $10.0( 5.0 “ADVERTISING RATES on application. AL NOTICES i read! notices, cards of eeaeuchs ‘of respect, obit- tees, poe! ete., will ed for at the rate of 10 cent Notices for entertainment ehurehes from which a revenue is to_be derived are 5 cents a line. The Citizen is an open forum and invites: n of public issues and subjects of local or general interest but it not publish angagineus communications. “ WHERE WILL IT END? Demands for health and welfare funds will appear more and more in union con- troversies with management. Rven if the principle of the private tax now involved in the coal strike is outlawed, ‘the problem will remain. Bocial security, which is pupposed to be at least a partial answer to such con- tingencies, is seldom men- tioned because inflation is tending to dwarf the value of the present social secur- ity program. Inevitably, sen- timent will arise for increa ed social security benefits. This will mean in all likeli- hood more public debt and} still more inflation. And so the crazy circle goes, with the living standards of the wreat mass of American cit zens falling steadily lower. s| three weeks. WE STAND ALONE Mayor Demeritt and Dr. Parramore, during a discus- sion at a meeting of the Key West Rotary Club, dis- agreed about the time it re-| quires for flies to breed. The mayor said 12 days, and the doctor maintained the time is not as long as that for breeding. We presume they were discussing the so - called house fly or flies, because both could be right if the} term fly was used general- ly. More than 40,000 species of flies have been described, and it is estimated the species total at least 350, 000, some of which breed in less than a day, and some in! Weather conditions have} much to do with the breed-| ing of flies, including the house fly. jatter, it has been our exper- ience, scores and scores of times during the summer, that they breed in garbage cans in the interval between the collection of garbage) once a week. | The “common house fly” is not the only type of fly ihat enters houses. A type, | As concerns the}. - Seueeenneans For Rent—A) nts, complete- ly renovated. Furnished, in- cluding linens. All utilities, maid and janitor service. Coral Hotel Apartments, 312 Simon- RESPONSIBLE POSITION . That Pays $25 A WEEK TO START ton street. juni2-6tx (About $108 a Mortth) - Over $30 a Week (about $130:: sath aula AeA! month) after 6 months’ training’ and experience in 4 ire, ‘Kerosene to ‘families living in substandard housing. Income limit for admission, $2,- 010 per annum. Apply at Rental Office, Joseph Yates Porter Place, 7-G. jund3-10t TELEPHONE OPERATING . That's for a 40-hour week, and there’s opportunity to earn considerably more for overtime work at time-and-a-half Furnished apartment for two couples at $7.25 per week. Linen service supplied. Apply 509 Southard street. jun13-3tx BUT THAT’S NOT ALL Scheduled Pay Increases Liberal Employe. Benefits Vacation With, Pay | iFor Rent—5-room furnished up- stairs apartment. Quiet, settled worse than the house fly, is} the so-called bottle fly, the) kind that buzzes like a min-/ iature airplane and_ gives) you the “wiggles” if he chances to alight on you.| While we don’t know defin- Investigate This Fascinating couple daiee aes igs Position junl4-3tx TODAY! Small furnished apartment. $25. per month. $14 Margaret St. (reap). fu" jWp15-3tx ‘ROOMS FOR RENT e Mrs. Telephone Office McDermott, Chief Operator | i SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE! itely, we think the bottle fly breeds in less time than) the common house fly. In garbage containers, after the fourth day, we have noticed, time and again, the} appearance of the bottle fly, from larvae. | But let us brush aside the} time it requires for flies of that type to breed and con-| sider only ‘the number of! |times weekly garbage | should be collected. The dis- } cussion between Dr. Parra-) |/more and Mayor Demeritt) | was centered on that ques-| On top of it all comes the | tion, the former maintaining | proposal to spend billions of} that garbage should be col- pubis money on a nation-| lected at least twice weekly | and the mayor asserting he | thought once a week is suf- | ficient. Does the stench of decay; ing garbage have nothing to do with the number of times} garbage should be ‘collect: ed? Regardless of how long it requires for house flies td ‘breed, of this we are cer? tain: by the end:of a week,} after garbage has been put| in a container, its putridity is such, a whiff of it is) enough to turn any man’s stomach. | For that, if for no other! reason, garbage should be carted away more than once! a week. It is collected daily} in hundreds of cities, thrice] a week in many hundreds} more, twice in many cities, | but we do not know of ayy) city, aside from Key West,| ide “state medical system. With’ socialized medicine acked onto social security he ovérall’ program maj alti ely cost the working pedple of America 25’: of help ineomie: Sych is the es-| imate of qualified author- ties. This is exclusive of axes to support a peace- ime Federal goyernment hat spends several tim puch as in pre-war years Where will it end? We hould begin asking our- vives this question. Eng- and, whose people are bur- dened with a near bank- rupt government, in the process of conversion to state medicine. The cost of the scheme in the early years is estimated at more than $600,000,000. Some of England's financial difficul- ties may be eased by a loan from Americ But what about Ameri Who is go- ing to bail us out when we fet into trouble? It begins to look as if the roposed’ obligations of our Federal government will re-! uire near confiscatory tax- tion on the earnings of veryone. Confiscatory tax- ation means the end of lib- erty—a high price to pay for) even the most social reforms. LA GUARDIA LOSES desirable Fiorella La Guardia, for- mer Mayor of New York, has recently been on the air in & program sponsored by Liberty Magazine, but the tempo of his talks has re-| sulted in the cancellation of the magazine’s sponsorship of the broadcast. Up to this point, there is nothing deserving particular public attention, but, in ommenting on the action of he magazine, Mr. ia charges that the pub-| isher of Liberty complained! hat “advertisers didn’t like” | his program and ressing him hard.” The/ ormer Mayor says that the publisher “admitted he was/ frantic and couldn't afford| “were | to lose the advertising” and| tests from advertisers can|Weston Master II expostire’ me- apologized for terminating| the sponsorship, declaring! that he “must tell the adver- tisers” that it had been! stopped The allegation of Mr. La Guardia raises the question | where it is collected only! 'onece a week in summer. | Key West, unenviably,| stands alone in that regard.! | Two things that people| regard: the ringing: tele-| phone bell and the sound of an automobile horn. FREE PRESS? In those nations where} | free enterprise has been either destroyed, crippled, or subjected to iron-handed political control, a free pr | has become a thing of the | past. The press in such na- |tions is simply a sounding board: for dictatorship—the ruthless voice of the clique in power. It is not a coincidence that | | this is so. When a man or a} | up of men reach out to} seize the economic resources of a nation, the first step | ;must be to control that na-! | tion’s sources of opinion and j information. There can SS | be | La Guar-| no opposition. There can be no dissent. The death of free enterprise is inevitably a companied by the death of a free press. | of advertiser-control over! the policies of publications. | It is obvious, that, if pro-| compel the publishers of aj magazine to take a com-! mentator off the air, similar | protests would probably re-| sult in “correcting” an edi- torial policy which the ad-| vertisers disliked. ‘ Bicycles To Rent—Daily or week- and TELEGRAPH sew ac Light housekeeping rooms, $5 foes as week, Summer rates. Apply {Caretaker, general experience, $1 Walliam Street, , junil-26t maintenance buildings. Steady employment, good pay. Fred Dion. Phone 1035. junl0-10tx WANTED TO BUY Used car in good running condi- tion. Phone 410. junl5-2tx LOST Tire (FS-595) off govt. truck. Re- Wanted—Sandwich girl. Land 0’ Sun, 1001 Division. junl2-4tx All-around beautician, steady or part-time. 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Phone 394. “ATTENTION Attention—If you have any ot| Going very reasonably. 531 the following: Pepsi-Cola, Sun| ‘Margaret St. ee es Crest and Squirt bottles or cases : : % not in use, please return same |One. Vitalaire ice box, $25.00. and receive refund of 2c each| ‘1024 Elgin St. Phone 1001-J. on bottles and 12c each. for| JE cases. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co.,} Key West, Fla., 719 Duval St. |1945 Servi Cycle, one 4-cycle gas- Phone 581. juni4-3t| line motor. 1715 Washington _ ~ St. jun15-3tx PHOTO SUPPLY = | Two steel baby beds, one mat- po “treks, one stroller. 514 Mar- ter. $29.75. Evans Camera ee = wanes 7 : Store, 506 Southard Phone] gatet St. (rear). jun15-3tx r F 2 : jun8-tf Biectric frigidaire. Apply 709 FOR RENT OR SALE Eaton St. jun15-3tx Forced to sell because of moving, laying hens (all kinds). Apply ; Ray junl-tf] Attor: Lot 100 x 100.}, With; abstract and taxes paid.}° 0) AME CITLIN, Plaintiff, 5 xs. ABRAHAM N, a FR rendant. to: REE co OF ‘aham an ‘Jericho al, Abington, Pennsylvania. You are hereby MARIE B. IN THE © zB ; AX AND rz ‘ STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN- Cen, OF PHORIDE: Cane No. 10-768 CYRIL GRIFFIN, Plaintiff, vs. DIVORCE ‘ACTION DOROTHY GRIFF Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION Dorothy Griffin, 926 Massachusetts Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint, for divorce, in the above styled cause th day of Ju A. dD, 1946, therein To: will b : This order to be published once a week for four consecutive we in The Key West Citizen, a news- paper published in Key Wi Florida. Done and Ordered this 14th day of June, A. D. 1946. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida By: Florence E. Saw Deputy Clerk. THOMAS 8. CARO, Solicitor for the Plaintiff. juni5-22- IN TH OF 1 Cane No. 10-751 PRANK M. COWARD, Plaintiff, D. vs. IVORCE GRACE R. COWARD, Defendant. NOTICE, TO APPEAR To: Grace R. Coward, 48 Center Street, Findlay, Ohio You are hereby required to ap- pear to the sworn Bill of Complaint filed against you in the above stated cause on, or before the day of July, A. D. 1946; otherwise the alle; said bill will be taken ag by you. Don ered at Key West rg th day of June, and Of this 14 (sd) Ross C Clerk of Cireuit Cou Montoe County, Florida. mond R. Lord, ney for 7h R anh MINENA Boks. io. Ae Plaintiff, HARRY H. KAPLAN, EEVORP ni t. _,.. ORDER OF PUBLICATION TO: Harry H. Kaplan Harry Kaye Furs 267 Main Street Paterson, New Jersey You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bil of Complaint tor div filed against you in a e entitled ‘cadse on th a of July, A. D. 1946, otherwi: allegations of sald Bill will en as confessed. This the 31st day of May, A. 1946. D. (SEAL) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court. By: Kathleen Nottage, D. C. JULIUS F. STONE, Jr. Solicitor for Plaintiff. june 1-8-15- , 1946 STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TRIUMPH COFFEE MILL AT ALL GROCERS £44444444440444444. required to ap- pear to the Bill’ of Complaint for divorce in the above styled cause Pua ea UBICIAL Since oth | 37 of the . 15) Saturday, June iP on or before the 17th day of July,| 6:00 Schubert Reports* D. (1946, otherwise the allega-| @'15 Blend Tones* tins ‘therein will be taken as con-; 6:1 ler : h.* fessed. 6:30 George Townes’ Orch: TRIS order Js to be published once | 7:49 Hawaii Calls* a Week for four consecutive weeks | 7:00 Haw: - in The Key West Chien, a Lie 7:30 Arthur Hale’ aAper 2 Cit; e i WEEE Pabhianet tp she key of Rey | 7:45 1 Was A Convict* | Pepe and aintaied this 13th day! 8:00 Twenty Questions® — f (SEAL) 3 Ross C Sawyer 8:30 Saturday Night Review! Clerk of, the Circuit Court, 9:00 Leave It to the Girls’ y Monroe County, Florida. a 7 : By: Mary Kk. Woodson, 9:30 Jonathan Trumble, Esq. (9) Allan 3B. Clenpe peels: Clerk./10:00 Theater of Air Solicitor tor Plaineefe |11:00 Sammy Kaye Orch. juind5-22-29,ju18,1946 }11:15 Bing Crosby Vaughn Munroe Orch. “King. Cole Trio News* Dance Music* Sunday, June 16th 8S A. M. to Noon Weather Forecast Father’s Day Program 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 Rev. C. Leon Wells Weather Forecast Musical Interlude Sersssseg SScsessss o Sas | i Noon to 6 P. M. Pilgrim Hour* Lutheran Hour* News* Ika Chase* Singing Sweethearts* Bert Howell, Tenor* Private Showing Bill Cunningham, News* The World Tomorrow* Open House* Vera Holly Sings* Myster is My Hobby* True Detective Mysteries* Attorney for Defense* Abbott Mysteries* 6 P. M. to Midnight Those Websters" Cedric Foster, News* Today’s Sports ; 6:00 | 6: i open We Close Every Thursday st } It is indeed a pleastspe to announce that this week we received @ Barbizon Slips @ Colony Club Lingerie @ Keyser Panties H ; ; ; i ; i and Whén your eyes are scientifically pro- tected he Bucsabiog slare of ov i ight, you can have fun in Sie belStane outdoors. Ray-Ban pro- tects from excess light, keeps vision keen and unimpaired. See our selec- Zion of handsome sun glass styles, ‘with Ray-Ban lenses plain and fiaished £0 your prescription.” > DR. J. A. VALDES OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9-12 2-5 pm. Evenings by Appointment Address Phones Duya) Office 332 lv. B. & B. Cycle Shop, 822| Fleming St. may20-lmox: 7099 Eaton St. junld-3tx We urge everyone interested to see the new @ Frances Lynn Brassieres and @ Lady Lasties Girdles 99999 OOO OLO SOLO OO POSSPS9POPSOO OPPS ODOR OE