The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 26, 1946, Page 2

FAGE TWO “THE KEY WEST CITIZEN >The |. A FEW YEARS HENCE , TODAY IN HISTORY | it7~—"~~—-- =| Today's Anniversaries | TODAY'S BIRTHD Key West Citizen | (Know America) Key. West ba mga | (Know America) (Know Files 1819—Abner Doubleday, orig- Octavus Roy Cohen, inator of baseball while still at novelist, born at Char! ‘school, noted Union general of C., 55 years ago. ithe Civil War, born at Ballaston Peter Lorre, actor, born in Hun- ‘Spa, N. ¥. Died at Mendham, N. gary, 42 years ago. [J-, Jan. 26, 1893. Z ear Admiral Reginald B. Bel- 1845—John McTammany, Scotch cae of New York, retired, born the criminal court, died this immigrant here at 17, inventor of at Malden, Mass., 75 years ago. morning at 4:45 o'clock in the the perforated music. roll, the, winiam L. Chenery, publish-; Marine Hospital. Funeral services |Player piano and a voting ma-'.. o¢ Cojlier’s, New York, born | Will be held Sunday afternoon in \chine, all bringing him only liti- in Caroline Co., Va., 62 years ago. | Your Grocer James B, Pond’s story in} 179; pr, Zabdiel Boylston of The Citizen about his series! Boston makes historic inoculation of Jéctures on the Florida against smallpox—mob attacks his DaysGone By cir: Keys, delivered ome for “sacrilege”. E * hi in C r= | - * Sac | 1878—First telephone exchange At PURE Vee nia, probably set to think- in Chicago opens. red the ‘Native Sons 2nd | 1900—Historie Yellow Fever the “Native Daughters” in |commission, headed by Dr. Wal- that state about the \coming jter Reed, appointed.- of the day when the Keys} 917—First U.S. combat forces will be among the foremost iin World War I. First Division Publisher! Daily Except Sunday, by! AN, Owner and Publisher ULEN, Business Manager The Citizen Building Corner Greene and Ann, Streets Only Dal'y Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County - Entered at Key West, Florida az second class matter MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclus- ively entitled to use for republica- | |\-J: Vining Harris, 71, judge of - sah tion of ad news dispatches credited | yw inte : ! i id ith William |gation and poverty, born. Died ‘ ; - ss . winter resorts in the coun-|of the A.EF., lands in France. the residence, wi m ; Pearl S. Buck, novelist, born this pane? Mind also. the local news try. | 1934—U.S. Bureau of Mines|Vassie, reader of the First po Conn., Mareh 26, 1915... Hillsborough, W. Va., 54 years | * ab! cans That is merely a conjec-|takes over rich Texas helium | Church of Christ, Scientist, offi- ibpsaapened ee ing a “gees - ee ae AMERICAN A yi ae pas mma i ture, for California is now | field. 4 » | Piating. ey ch eas open eeepc tie 8 iy; Antonia Brico, orchestra ¢on-| and CUBAN TAJE & One Year td ia Gu thoes “ok at grant 1941—Finland declares war on... . sah g Pantheon: on in‘ auctor, born’'44 years ago. ">. Try A i — Three M =. 2:75] : Bie Russia. “r ‘ i ew xork. Uied ctl, s Dr. Mary Van Kleeck of thei " , rie Q s he f. f rts | : : Waxy? | boom, with prices of real |""j947_2 Mexican tankers sunk| yi" he siven Sanday aftermcos | 1691—Sidney Coe Howard, Sn estate, in many cases, five} times as much as they were | “ADVERTISING RATES near Tampico by Axis sub. 1943—-Stalin again reminds Made known on application. SPECIAL NOTICES All reading notices, cards of thanks, resolutions of respect, obit- wary notices, poems, etc., will be immediately preceding the | Roosevelt of wanted second front beginning of World War IL Europe. C.LO, and A.F.ofL. At first thought, one may heads give written pledges of no be led to believe that Cali-|sttikes during the war. ip Aquarium Park. is s { 1894—Jeanne Eagles, ~ actress, Mrs, William R. Warren, Miss} 12. of “Rain”, born. at Kansas i playwright, born at Oakland, Cal.! Died Aug. 23, 1939. | i Leonar Warren and Mrs. O. S.!city, Mo. Died Oct. 3, 1929. Long left yesterday for a short | “MAKE IT A MILLION!” HERE’S TRAVEL, charged for at the rate of 10 cents 1944—Battle for Cherbourg] visit i take a line. forni: siness leg are | or bourg | visit in Miami. -<CSOMR ODEO NAL TENOD Mme gs tor’ entertainment py| fornia business leaders are) ous over. The Republican Na-|"’” ehur¢hes from which a reve to be derived are 5 cents a i The Ciiizen is an open forum Invites discussion of publi y in real estate. But’ cago, the reverse is true: they | 1945—The United Nations Con- x over the boom, par- |tional Convention opens in Chi-|' i 1 State Board of Health has in- formed the Monroe county com-! ADVENTURE FOR Going abroad — seeing and subsets of local or general | e eS | ’ N-| maunity a health unit will be es- . have interest it will not | are exceedingly worried be- ference on International Organi- r : : see ITA ecb | cause they are aware that |zation in San Francisco closes aft- pe ey ree st saa 7 Full facts are at your near Sa San be a boom /er an address by President Tru- y j eesatacees NATIONAL heat e oa) Tonalin crash, |man. and two nurses. | pony of ong the on henge Gerrans [Odie sf SSOCIM ION he case in the fe | A post service by couriers on} The longshoremen’s strike has! Cae three-quarters of a million - boom in 1925, |nerseback along the present Bos-| not affected the employes ih that b Sep aoue na d as was the case in the jton Post Road was the beginning calling at the Mallory wHarves, THE FOOD VALUE OF Stock Market boom in 1929. }of overland mail service in the | it was announced today. H LANDSCAPING? U.S. Army Recruiting Station SAUERKRAUT | served it to the laborers Prices can not continue to |United States. Ti was then that specula- | Don't stop ot planting and trans- 4 212 POZTOFFICE BLDG. night. a nee beyond real values, | Ladies Aid Society of the First aie — eet ee om, fC K One of the first foods to yegardiess of the asset to! RADIO PROGRAM Congregational Church gave a Seta oe Open Pay BO 11:30 am, join up when this country| which it applies. When al |reception last night in honor of | SP to 4:90 p.m went to’war, sauerkraut has/ price exceeds. an intrinsic ANNOUNCED, BY STATION BS ona ts. Semes Comme Closed Saturday Afternoon recently been honorably dis-| value. you may’ Dé sane 1n- WKWF pa, where Mr. Cormack has been ues SEALE — charged‘ and is' now return-| flatiog is at work, afd: you: Wh to Listen— A d fr the local cus- ing to grocery store shelves y be just as sure that de-| 1600 On Your ‘Dial Peconpnannt Be | THE MODERN LONG throughout the country. The| flation dollows inflation a8} yutual Broadcasting System | - ier LIFE SPRAYER 0 . bulk of the country’s tre-) morning follows night. ee Netware Pek Junior Drum and Bugler Corps e verseas ' ransportation mendous sauerkraut pack Hundreds of Key Westers e aoe’ Mianight | will give a dance tomorrow night WEIGHS JUST . was allocated to the armed | may recall the feverish, ac- 6-99 ; | in Raul’s clubhouse on the Boule- | UNDER 5 LBS. ° C In forces during the war be-| tivity in real estate In Flor- 6:15 1600 Club vard. | hd ompany, 2. cause of its high food value; | ida in 1924 and_for the first | 6:30 Weather Forecast ' \ SO SIMPLE, A CHILD A Be a tacgak mnths of 1925, when) 6:35 1600 Club rs. John F. Roberts CAN OPERATE Fast, Dependable Freight and Ex Serves because it is “ready-to-eat,” | mont ae 2 : | Mr. and Mrs. Robe: press —and most important of all Binder Boys ae ene til Least ete aa | cylebrated thelr igolden wedding OVER 100 LBS see —because it is the favorite t that “The Sky’s the; * a % _« |anniversary last night in their . ; 5 | 7:30 Battle of C tat ' food of the majority of iverybody ¥ Sie’ ab) Tmalicichecorae 2 (parece C18) aaa etrert i — at MIAMI and KEY WEST men. for “easy money,” and’ g:99 What's That Song?* | A aievaid AL INTS on Florida Keys Sauerkraut is a food al- rybody, with’ a few ex-| 8:30 Fresh Up Bree | Today The Citizen says in an 5 DIFFERENT, SPRAYS ' Also — edi = most 2s old as the world. ceptions, comprising those’ 9:00 Gabriel Heatter* |editorial paragraph: .'| GUARANTEED — FOR || ween and Key West Just who invented” it isn’t sturdy souls who had been! 9:15 Real Life Stories* as thing is eailty Har oy EVERY SPRAYING | known but history records “stung” before,* gradually | 6:30 aoe pane * | ries SON ee sing oie io NEED ' Express Schedule: thatthe Chinese way back realized deflation set in, ers ne fed by eae Fev eee VV CONTI TTT: AT YOUR DEALER | (No Stops En Route) in 200 B.C. recognized its that the apposed profits|" 7 - oe oe ARM BRAND COFFEE | i LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (Ex. n 200 B.C. recognized its that their supposed pr 10:45 Moonlight Serenade STRONG $1.25 | CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P. M. Ar value asa healthful food and | were being swept away. 11:00 All the News* TRIUMPH rives at Miami at 12:00 e’clock Mid> working on the Great Wall! ters tried to “cover up,” | Thursday, June 27th COFFEE | of China. that is, save at least the ; 70 Site Goaade. MILL y { UUNDAYS) or 12:00 Selon White sauerkraut has al- they had put, into 4) 7:15 News AT ALL | shies 06. | night and arrives at Key West at ways ' been considered a e. But that attempt to} 7:20 Sunrise Serenade | 4 | 6:0D o'clock A, M. ‘ : 4 OW, GROCERS a i wholesome and healthful “cover up” aecelerated: de} 7:45. Weather Forecast KARARMODPASADACACS H Local Schedule: food, it has taken modern flation, and realty values! se Sunrise Serenade at Pi asi “ re eee ' (Stops At ‘All Intermediate Points scientific research to tell us rerally fell far below ne 8-20 Svcs Sacnade ‘ { LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (Ex- why. In the days of sailing mount from Ww ich they 9:00 . Frazier Hunt, News* TWO HOTELS in... M AMI t POPULAR PRICES ||! M. and aioioade a! Miaml a! 4100 ships’ for instance, sauer-| had’ begun sey Se. » | 9:15 Judy Martin and Rangers* | eee ee er | clock P.M. kraut was a staple item in Thos California — wise-| 9:30- Shady Valley Folks* Located in the Hear i ‘AMI DAIL’ CEPT the diet. Captain Cook, the h re aware of that} 9:55 Civic Calendar Rates tof the a Wire } LUNDAYSt a 1 DANS oa «4 English navigator of thej condition they know it 38/1000 Mediation Reasonable ROOMS for Reservations } arrives at Key West at 5:00 o'clock honored for the manner in~ comes tens sands | . s ! 1 $ . ally (11:00 Cecil Brow | 3 which hes piatocted the| persons will be financially |!100 Cocl Spon, Ford Hotel Pershing Hotel |] FREE PICK-uP and DELIVERY SERVICE health of his crew on his ruined. ee one 11:30 Novelty Orchestra \ 60 N.E. 3rd Street 226 N.E. Ist Avenue H FULL CARGO INSURANCE long voyages of exploration. However, the ree alues (11:45 Victor Lindlahr* ; 80 Rooms - Elevator 100 Rooms - Elevator Office: 813 Caroline Street Phones: $2 and 68 He ascribed their good con- will remain in California, as | “oon to 6 P.M. | } } Solarium Heated STATION dition and freedom from they did in Florida, but the! Lyle van, News" { 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS securvy—the plague of all, readjustment is a terrible forton Downey, Songs* » | EEE early mariners, to the liberal feedings of sauer WARNING IN BATAVIA t us be grateful that Lopez Music rt s There has been no news no boom on the Traveling pean Says") recently from Batavia, ex- Keys. The transac- John J. Anthony p EAS sept the item relating that i y aris yaaa Cedric Foster, News* a cey t Side SAL now being made tenc Gmilatime® Chinese were fleeing from the natives who were killing them and burning their vil- lages, but the old clash be- tween the British and the time. | The good man, or woman, ata eee . Britis! h Eee 3: ee ieee Jazz Jamboree The other day the sritish | po waits for a complete Breloay i Hour® noted troop train move-} yey d. Social Record ments in the neighborhood Superman* | of Soerabaja, indicating a Questionnaire: How can Captain Midnight* | concentration of Indonesian armed forces, and warned that unless the movement ended the troops would be} ttack. sh say that the liable The oa Br natives are acting contrary | to an understanding that both sides would do every- thing to avoid conflict dur- ing negotiations. We have seen no report on what the natives assert ,but we pre- sume they are carrying the torch of freedom, ‘ A : years hence. natives might flare-up any} i Bi both to; * thing economically, because it is far harder to stop de- flation than it is to stop in- ather Ferecast ews Siesta Serenade Music in March Time flation. Queen For A Day* Names in News Russ Morgan Orch. Music Hall Varieties Lady Be Beautiful* Erskine Johnson* The Johnson Family* tantial development. Some prices seem high, but they are low compared with what they will be a few a newspaper printed early | 5:45 Tom Mix* in the morning give its read-j ay’s news today? Un-} tionably a lapsus re SIX YEARS , the Department} filed suit against largest tobacco; companies in the country, | ~ them of forming a y in violation of the man Anti-trust Act. the three Glare Conditioning Makes Outdoors Fun WAREHOUSE: Corner Eaton and Francis Streets n the eats... Have a Coke the British and the Chinese.| _ ie pees came a .” | Overbright sunlight need a0 longer —_————_——— final conclusion early Ij peep y, es ‘ : 4 Pp you from enjoying yourself e e Loyalty is a rare virtue) June when the Supreme oiig d 12 dl h and found mostly in the dic-} Court affirmed the convic- Pena gia? ah iia! USC n ma é wt a v1en. Ly) Fourt . » safe, tionary. on of the companies on 7 . | Protection, filter out excess li Y counts: Conspiracy in! e s light, ad. mit to your eye light useful for seeing. Off to the wide-open spaces for a day of fun. There’s plenty of eats and President Truman likes to! restr f trade, monopo- ea lesen 5 is F swim in. cold. water because] lize -onspitacy to mon-!| A ive styles plain, and ground to there’s frosty Coca-Cola. Have a Coke is the signal to send the day off it is so soothing from the opolize. F a. gating | 7°" Prescription. ,000 toa flying start. Ice-cold Coke brings refreshment to the friendly pause hot variety in which he so were assessed. * often finds himself. | There may be some dif- DR J —to those ti hose ; SOs Sea ference of opinion as to — 8 A. VALDES ; se times when you are nearest to t who are closest to you. When you run across a. y, hether the three com- business man lambasting all governmental controls, you may feel reasonably certain that you are talking to one of the reasons why controls are nece: Py. | OPTOMETRIST ssshave a monopoly, or Office Hours: 9-12 2-5 p.m, ut there will be little} nt from the conclusion that six years is entirely too long for a case of this nature in the courts. Address 619 Duva) Street Office 332 |! Residence 295 | Evenings by Appointment { Phones BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY KEY WEST COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY *% Hear Morton Downey, WKWF, 12:15 P.M., Monday through Friday * Hmurks which distinguish the jad SS Juct of The Coce-Cola Company © 1946 The C-C Co,