The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 17, 1946, Page 2

coming snes i RE POUT CEL CREEL Eee eee atteee tetert ears : ‘ ‘Manager |man in this or that or the | is catenin, Sage ouaine. other calling. He works) OF JULY 17. 1836 Only Daily Newspaper in Key West| hard, efficiently, alll Of | dies = so ino Serna which is true, and he is a/ egy Se age game age County commissioners, BENET scctns ane seater faithful public servant,| meeting last night. were viper ape | which is true also. jed that work on the ASSOCIATED But there is one man for Overseas i THE . PO ay Penn mn { tvely ent ea 1S 7S Shue} whom we seldom -have a, be started ion i news dispatches credited i the 3: io it’ or not others creanea in| thought, and that is a this, paper gna also the local sews| qwhese purse is now pretty ublishe i a acaccavenstibr sata well skeletonized — the tax- SUUSCRIPTION RATES payer: One ¥: pes "i zt + Six Monta = $0| The federal government | One. Mons Tes| has little thought of him, p pater +! other than te make > | Pay and pay and pay Up in Tal-| two days Se: Rees Seen lghassee, the officials, every | jer said, was 102, and SPECIAL NOTICES brag about higher in the son, | now and. then, er eees mnanka Siscksuoas of respect, obit: | the huge balance they have ge ee ete cr 10 cents | in the treasury. They Never; Mrs Nettie Elbertson, & ine, say a word about the money |home here is at 1020 Southard! Notices for entertainment by} *#) . 5 j cuatches from which a revenue is| having come out of the tax-| street, sed at = o'clock. et oe aw are wen a line. i a) ie. i i = y eli Gitaca. te ne chen txremana| payers’ pocket. -Faet <i] saet = Tene. psf rings invites, dincaomion of puulic iemwet/| they show so little thought] brawh % Mey West Ss Paris) | interest but it will not publish | about the taxpayer, every angaymo.s communications. succeeding legislature, for as NATICNAL EDITO: far back as we can remem- hata orn | ber, has imposed additional : ADVERTISING RATES taxes. - We recall the days when | 5: nets. eT ee oe ———— | Colonel Peter O. Knight of TAX INCREASE IS NOT Tampa. in his interviews THE ANSWER | with reporters for New York jand other newspapers m The Administration, ac-| large eastern cities, stressed | cording to Secretary of the! the then fact that we had | Charles Mackey, who had been jighthouse. has returned to Key} West. may as an increase in taxes similar taxation in Florida./gna daughter, Betty Joan, left on individuals and corpora-| But those days apparently | yesterday on a vacation trip to; tions’ “if prices get too far, have gone forever. Ht has! Atlanta. out of, hand.” | been many years since Col- Phd idea is to,take away one! Knight, in his efforts to some o: the spending funds/ attract residents of other availablé to-individuals and| states to Florida, has said Key West yesterday to attend the | i4oll bridge district left this morn- ' Rite hall, Simonton and Eaton can we get a bite to eat? i _Second Tramp: PR tell you. ru} }Bive you a black eye. First Tramp: A black eye! on duty temporarily at Sombrero | What for? : Second Tramp: Sure. Then you | pened to find out what an alien-' |run and ask that old lady in that | St ¥@% i] 618 Duval St. Office 392 : 1 | house over yonder for a piece of Treasury John W. Snyder, no personal, intangible and) yr and Mrs. Robert Roberts |'@W meat to put on it : Surgeons in the English army jim the 15th century received $200! }@ year and 12 cents a day for ex-! T. Jenkins Curry, wao was in| Penses. : i meeting of the Overseas read and| Lead erayens were used by ag GROCERS | until today to hit him? i Office Hours: 9-12 2-5 pm. Prisoner: This morning I hap- Evenings by Appointment ADDRESS PHONES Gutta dntntintin tected dattadndaah a Upstairs § Residence 295 ae. COFFEE MILL AT ALL | in the time of Cortez. business in order to reduce| anything about .our 1aX@) inp tor Key <argo. the iaflationay pressure. tion. ‘ : ey ¢ ‘ Eset eaesse? eee Seeevecsoee! e e e We fail to see where it} Now it is high taxation,; Benjamin D. Trevor left yester- |} : ¢) ntici atin would be reasonable to in-| exceedingly high, and is go-' day on a business trip in Miami. /¢ « . erease taxation on individ-| ing oe, a ag Gikey Siis Cities: sien: in a Place Your $, uals, many of whom’ will be| sight of what wi e the! sd . es ° e h P h hard hit by increased prices, | limit. a" — pee Refrigeration s t e urcnase or in order to reduce -buying| | We ‘come _— to Bon’ | care where the styles come from I : power. Individuals on sal- roe county. The assessment’ .. where they go.” ed ona | ll aries atid those with fixed for the coming _— sali erates 3 3 nsta ation incomes will suffer consider- the highest in the country S| is $; ably if there is a sharp in-| history. The increase is more) Your Horoscope is ICE 2 e « crease in prices and their! than four million im excess) -qpis is a strong day. giving a) predicament would be con-| of what it was last year. The strong, masterful nature, with; siderably aggravated by any| inference was that the in-/ great endurance and ability. Am-’ measurable increase in tax-| creased assessment would |bition is the keynote of this ation. mean lower millage, as will |character and, if properly curbed. a : > i ity, put /with the combination of a stud. The Secretary. of the be the case in the ci ee Se eee 24 Treasury is on -firmer Monroe's school board, de-j ground, hewever, when he spite the tremendous SB iw eabpl ong ug baryon who “suggests heavier taxes on crease in the’ assessment. put will do much for pliagninere corporations ‘and ‘business has jumped its millage by at iarge. enterprises. If there is mark-| one and pa RES PN Sa a SAE Re ed inflation there will be a Yes, we should have a} RADIO PROGRAM larger profit and those who kindly thought for every i make ii-will be able'to pay) man and every woman Who} 4nNouxcep Bx station heavier taxes without ‘suf-| performs his duties faithful-| si to Change fering much, . lly. But, because of some 1608 On Your Dial ——_——__ | quirk of human patie, ~ WHO WON? never have a kindly thought | . A newspaper article pokes | though he groans under the | Wednesday. July nh fun’ at the Soviet Union, al- burden ef taxation, as he is; ¢.99 it, ™ Midnight Where to Listen— leging that a Russian publi- groaning at present. 6:15 SS cation asserts that the Red | 6:30 Weather Forecast army, plus Red workers,/ The United Nations, not} 1600 Club Se scored the victory over the yet out of its swaddling} Roy Henle* i Parade'of Sports | Battle of Commentators* | Imside of Sports* What’s That Song?* i Beatrice Kay Show* Gabriel Heatter* “fascisis’ and that the job clothes, is having labor dif- was done without much help | ficulties with its staff. from anybody else. | —_————— | This will be sews, of; Our Ameriean system of; course, to most Americans.| enterprise is the only proved | Over here we have been in- system in the world that Real Life Stories* formed that the victory was| consistently raises living Spotlight Band* by the Air Force alone, by standards. Yet Russia pro-|10:00 Endorsed by Dorsey* the Army on its own and by} claims another system, at 10:30 Moonlight Serenade the exertions of the Navy,/ variance with ours, and 11:00 All the News* vy the two systems) a | Seveviee< ule. ith j } } j COOK PII IIMS SUSESESHSES Sunrise Serenade bee capitalism, thej-The pity of it. & Du nish lic bystem f and A os eA \ — | he churches. » ee | JAPS’BROWNED 1,000 | Wediace Beocent The Russians have appar-} CAPTIVES | Sunrise Serenade ently reduced their claims}: iit. ¢ 4 News to the army and the work-| “While German atregtica| Sunrise Serenade Frazier Hunt, News* Judy Martin and Rangers* 15 :30 Shady Valley Folks* Big Pond we have not yet tion in this country, largely ers: Over on this side of the} have received major eely| been able to pass on the| because more Americans) * SSrsessssc sess ae HEH SSSS COSCO MH ~-1-3-151 merits of the claimants and{ were involved in the mis- Civic Calendar public opinion is still divid=| treatment, there is no reason agora ed,* with protagonists in-| to overlook the brutality of |; Bobby aaa sistently advancing claim he Japanese in the Farj1 Jacky Hill Show* } of their favorite candidate. | East. * 111:00 Cecil Brown } —_—__——— | The mistreatment of sub. | :15 Elsa Maxwell* i Only. a few things are; ject peoples and of Allied 11:30 Novelty Orchestra | 141:45 Victor H. Lindlahr* | needed to make a wise man/ captives by the Japanese happy, but nothing satisfies; exhibited the same brutality Neon to 6 P. M. a fool. jseen in Europe. The trials 12:00 News* Sac SEES SEALERS _ | now preceeding in the Far |12:15 Morton Downey, Songs* ! There can be na peace in} East are necessary if the na-|12:30 Weather Forecast | Europe so long. as people are! tions fighting Japan have |12°35 News being persecuted and killed any idea of protecting their 12:40 Siesta Serenade for having dissenting poli-| soldiers from atrocities in| Musie lcs Time tical opinions. *\) foture wars. , | - ee Re y, ‘a Nether! i Business , will be sietter | Aime eatltiany high oe 8 °3 ee: | ese ‘drowne d ustral- | need not be built ‘upon the }ian, British and Dutch guer-| failure ‘of his competitor: villa fighters, after captur- ; 3 : ing them in Java. Five wit-| ra Bi coe F i anese fore: wo eaptured | distances, with interstices| soldisrs into a At ay joad-| Luncheon with Lopez* John J. Anthony* Cedric Foster, News* *Smilletime* ! Queen For A Day* } Names in News | Russ Morgan Orch. | Bing Crosby-Dinah Shore | Lady Be Beautiful* Erskine Johnson* The Johnson Family* Jazz Jamboree SP 2 a ae 80 00 0 OP ID SSSSHSHSSSSSSASHSUSS between the intersections—j| eq hundreds of baskets on | Melody Hour* *Samuel Johnson's Diction-| ships and dumped the men) Social Reeord ary, 1775. Perfectly clear,| into the sea a few miles off! er. oe sisn't it?» }the coast of Java. page i idnight | Seeeceesccccecsoscesansscogasooe Ranges, Water Heaters or other Large Electrical Loads please BASIS and you will get check with this utility to be sure GUARANTEED service can be supplied. Refrigeration Service The Transformer Shortage in- eurred by the copper situation has seriously effected our ability to supply such services. . City Electric System is More Economical It's Healthy and Safe .. . It’s Pure Thompson Enterprises, {ICE DIVISION) Key West. Florida eevcesesce Phone No. 8 ... the friendly pause goes mighty good \When the job’s been running heavy, it’s a swell idea to refresh with ice-cold CocaCola. That’s when the words Have a Coke are sweet music. The work comes easier ... folks feel friendlier. In offices, factories, and workshops everywhere, the familiar red cooler is a sign of a friendly place to work. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY KEY WEST COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY ai aie ‘siete _—— *% “Hear Morton Downey. WKWF, 12:15 P.M., Monday through Friday * Pe aS uct of The Hees 7 ‘ 1G 1946 The CC Ca,