The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 24, 1946, Page 2

a PAGE TWO Wea Dafty Except suace a Soa fmianee ie Citizen Building reene and Ann Streets Only Dally Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County Entered at Key West, Florida second class matter » AL Corner MEM AS eseciated Press ntitled fo use for repul KEY WEST’S WORSE moaning the release of hun- dreds of employes in the| Navy Yard, remarked that Key West's greatest prob- lem is the acquisition ef more industries. The manager of Key West's largest store shook his fingér and declared that Key West's worst problem A business man, after be- | landlubbers — the seas are com-} U. } Bind after you, Observations; Showing” that otéan levels: bea, county, risitig have just been disclosed by! Philip ive! 4 ps ; ™ Ps Re eer et is burdensome taxation,} Taylor grounés. of Mass., under whom it grew| the U. S. Coast and Geodetic, of Unde: Ellio : aah which seares industry away See ee ‘ eae H. | Survey. : * a bs from the city. He reasoned At a meeting last night of city | ‘Oct. 14, ‘s . ) sp Dort Tet it disturb you, ‘Ernest Block Gf SCRIPTION RAT! One Year J poland NG RATES ck ees, cards of thapks, resolutions of respect, obit- | Et poems, ete, Wit be = for at the rate of 10 cents ne s Notices by eRarehes from which a revenue is ta Ge Gerived are 5 cents a line. The Cir Invites @ for entertainment sion of public issues in this way: City and county assess- ments in Key West are based on 100 per cent valua- tion. Let us assume that an industrialist came to Key West with the object in| about taxation. He learns council, it was decided to have a fee. system. required to pay 50 for weekly i : Miss Eulalie Mathews, daugh- u JD | ter of Edward: Mathews, 142¢/ view of establishing an in-| White street, has been attend-! dustry here, the land and! ing summer school in Gaines-) . structure for which would | ville, «will receive her diploma | Belchertown, Mass. Died Oct. 12, cost $100,000. He inquires| tomorrow on having completed | ‘88! the prestribed two-year normal Bi |B | Clayton, famed Delaware lawyer,| 'ecorded by the survey over the will be| U.S. senator, secretary of state,| !88t couple of decades, is at “a’ ts a month } author of historie Clayton-Bulwer | Pete of approximately 1% feet in) '| Treaty, scientific farmer, ‘born in| @ century.” Sussex County, Del. Died Nov. 9,] little ccurbstone calculation ps popular author, born at 796—(150 years ago) John Mj though. The upward trend as {shows it'll take 3,520 years—un- | til 5466 A.D.—to cover up a mile of coastland, which means that people in Kansas City can afford} }to ignore the matter, Bears Watching ; Nevertheless, on the word of) | Tst9 — Josiah G. Holland, Mass., newspaper 1836--(100 years ago) Alonzo Hepburn, noted New York; Geare Sud subjects of local or general |} that it is based on full val. | course. : } state lawmaker in railroad legis- | Survey experts, who go in for honymous communization. "| uation. He learns further | lation, New York City bank presi- | the long-range view, “from an’ that the millage in Ke dent of great service in World’ engineering and geophysical’ West for the coming fiscal | = Ps | War I, philanthropist, ‘born St} point of view it is very important’ | year will be about 25 mills, | (2S, Ase abeae 9 2 os | Lawrence county, N. Y. Died Jan.’ to keep track of this movement.” | and in the county ‘probably | Norfolk. aga fo Beaute Ge werwely tt ae 16 tet ; : +t 1855—William Gillette, actor,’ you and let you know ‘how it’s more than 20 mills. He as- ; —— | born Hartford, Conn. Died Apr.’ going—it claims abilit; to sumes that the millage in| Florinds Gamero, 76, former! 99, 1997. ee ta ian rds city and county will total} resident of Key West, died yes-) “1298-—Amelia Earhart, tamea | Bie pecheaty"-techone eae ATROCITIES 45 mills. That means that jterday in Havana, according to/ aviatrix, born at Atchison, Kans.' some carefill checking on the! : his taxes would amount to] information received here today.! Lost in the South Paeifie, 'eatly | ocean level at Teast once a : an ae 7 j year. | = 2g The people of the United | g4.500 a year, and that} ' j July 1937. » Tide-gauge records were States should not forget es- in a Titth than |. First aid classes are being con- | 1 ! . > 8 taxes, in a le mere fGartod hy, the ep NR aed checked at Portland, Me.; New <i5 “tablished atrocities, com} 99 years; would eat-up the | ducted by: the Key West os) Loday In History Yor. Baltimore. and “as far ‘ mitted by the Nazis in the! cost of his establishment. | ** ° the American Red Cross. : ¥ | south as Key West,” with the aA ix date war, including the mur-| He turns on_his ‘heel and} shes Aces aie. edie eee te 2704—Detroit founded by Cad- same old result—level rising at NATI 0 NA ~~ . f ©") Ardennes offensive of De-| ~~ = cember, 1944, @er of 260 American prison- ers of war captured in the Testimony at the trial of three officers and six en- listed men of a German Elite Division reveals that the had ‘been ordered to ta’ no prisoners and that many | company commanders were j teld, just before the offen-! ; ment, “| the plot, ¥) ment jumps ke/| vour taxes to $1,350. What! leaves town. , : | You own a plot that is as-| yesterday for her home im Bar- sessed at $1,000. Your taxes | ranquilla, Colombia. She is the! petion in Western Pennsylvania. | in city and county amounts; widow of Hubert Baker, a°Key) and your assess-/ to $30,000 and | de you get from the-county : fer the increased taxation? | Nething, though from the; ft is said he could speak Spanish like one born to that tongue. Today The Citizen says im am Marathon at Olympic Games in| matters of economic and social - ; Londen. editorial paragraph: “The fellow who only thinks he knows probably is happier land” turns over at pier in Chi- That's simple, says the survey. | to $45. You build an apart-/ Wester who was a preacher here’ founded by Brigham Young,' vey acknowledges, but it ob- costing $29,000, on | and in Cuba and South America.’ heading a small Mormon band : Pa Key West visiting relatives, left; — French soldier ‘from Mon- the rate of 1% feet a century. Titles at Stake The trend may change from. Utah, | up to down at any time, the sur- AIRLINES 1794--Climax of Whiskey Re-| 1847—Salt Lake City, serves that “if the rise, should 1870—First through train from! continue indefinitely * it might acific Coast reaches New York. ' well afifect. tidewater land titles Hayes wins|and have an influence on other 1908—American } importance.” | 1915—Excursion steamer “East-; Why is the ocean acting up’ - PROTO Dec osernene rey ee _- . 1 i sive began, that the “re-| 24. i i yw : ives. los : rat - s ‘e-| city you get police and firejthan the fellow who knows he ' cago—850 lives lost. fo receding of the world’s sistance of the enemy will) roe ig a knows.” | 2929 — Kellogg-Briand Pact, pia pose ehick han bees be broken with bratality—/" What industrialist would joutlawing war, in effect | going on for a long period,” adds '§ the end justifies the mea | construct a plant here when YOUR HOROSCOPE 1933—Pres. Roosevelt's broad- 3 jot of mew water from the'® Tt is interesting to note |}. jearns of our top-heavy} This is one of the strong-days | Cast appeal for people to sign uP | melted ice. ts ‘ | he learns of | top-neavy by this sign and indi-| om industrial emergency code and‘ * that one German lieutenant! ° hi lined | Soverned by 1g i ates j pes ME ERE AE 1S 9 ie admitted taxation? Who is melined/~ os a person of great digaifty, | Nelp put millions back to work. | ; ‘s ° moline A shat under orders.) to erect a building with the Sars Pomel P\ Sterally, good! 193—U. S. planes bomb Kidke: Baby; Run Over By Car > e to - men het te i knowledge of high taxes he|; t. The native may be; Vatican’ denies pfotesting bomb-| But Escapes Injury ($ 4 omens ut oe t et would have to pay en it, id t rather jealous of honors and per- es, hp <a ous | SHERIDAN, Wyo. — (AP) —} ; be: _ at BSC H apartment wou hi fond of ise; if this dues’ IS Russians some miles! p: ths, wo wave ‘their’ stect hel / Vag the development of ffir lead to conceit, smothering | inside German-held. Poland: * - peepee ey oa yh ar ke |® mets.” This, he said, was a) Key wi nd yeu are pen-| the natural kind heart, it may not, “1945—U. S. carrier planes in} tdica ak her taints : 2 | Key West, and yo pe * edn tise: ttack _ | side the driveway e a precaution against shooting | lized for building it. Miami be harmful, but therem lurks a} as attack” on Japan. He her mother, Mrs. James'© q Gerwians' who “wore Amer [o!2¢0 for building &. } danger fo the fortunes. Brothierhoods of: Railroad Train.| When her , Mrs. : : ; , se rit | Beach had the right idea. If _. men and Locomotive Engineers | Sweet, started to drive off in the | pri informs who " been? you owned a vacant lot, you} | fite demands for a 25°¢ wage in- | family car. je * instructed to wave their Daid taxes on full valuation; RADIO PROGRAM crease. One wheeb passed over both § 4 helmets if eaptured. Earlier) j¢ .oy constructed a build- , peti the little girl's legs, but close ex a the men had been imstracted | ing on the lot, ane-| ““Gise waa The first statue of “George | amination disclosed no bone frac fe 3 to wear American uniforms | ment was based of one-quar-| WKWE [Washington and the: first “public | turés and she showed no other ill is More Economical ; and use American vehicles! ... of the full: valuation. | Wass © Lite saipaeg ties Soca! mien Pe the | effects. Fhe softness of the baby’s $ : 2 to investors to build at Mi-; Mutual Broadcasting System iy ¢ rie ‘ e cred- @ " ple in the United States who; = (*Desianates Network Program) o- ~ | ited with saving her from injury. © . ; ink, si ami Beach. Fuly 24th ee | pairs srael = Th E Ine. ; think, since peace has come | Since he has been here, wre Midnight The word salad got its name} The Appalachians of North : ompson nt $ to the earth, that the United Mows ag gs 5 Y e - } the manager said, the trend; News rom the Latin “sal,” meaning '¢ States should forgive and| Lag ‘Club ,Carolima comprise the oldest e (ICE D t th ‘ a! of taxation has been up and} 3600 Clu salt. lmass of mountains in America! $ IVISION) ‘erget these who murdere: jap and up, with no indica-' Weather Forecast eS ee |which never have been submerg-! ® Phone No. 8 Key West Fioruta her sons. We do not belong tion when the uptrend will! 1600 Club The ocean is 3.44 per cent salt. |ed or subjected to glacier erosion. § to this group. It is very es-! Divert: Wereex* # eccecsoccscecseceuce seeeee: ial, i ini | stop. P A Parade of Sports po Pg Me ag Aa The business man said) Battle of Commentators* | that the city and county Inside of Sports* strate completely and deter- minedly, that any nation which mistreats American tighting men in war, will be required to pay the price fer brutality. It is not possible for us to protect eur men in combat tare sitting on each other's ; backsteps, and that he | thought that the merger of the county and city would | reduce taxation. { | The manager agreed that) } it would, but not sufficient- ‘fore daring a war, when they fall | ly. What the city and coun- | into the hands of the enemy, Bat every fighting man of the United Sfates should knew, when he gees into battle, now or in the future, that if he is mistreated or unjustly dealt with, that the power and strength of his -country will be used to the fullest extent to exact jus- tice from those who unjustly take his life. There is no desire what- ever to execute vengeance upon individuals, regardless of their depravity, but there must exist a burning desire te serve effective notice up-| ty need more than anything | else are officials who would | be as careful of mainten- ance and operational ex- penses as are the officials, of a successful private cor-} poration. | tl You can always tell an} Englishman. but it doesn't} do any good. } Whatever the*commence-| ment orators failed to solve, pels the campaign speakers will } attend to. This makes life} very simple fer the rest of) Ss. ' on all peoples that Ameri- TWO AND TWO MAKE. cans, who become prisoners! FOUR IN ALL COUNTRIES during a conflict, must be | treated according to the rules of international war-/ bor’s purchasing power en-! fare and that, struggle is over, the United ness is asked to produce! States, as a nation, will not) goods at a less,” says the consider it ended until those; New York Times editorial-; prover guilty pay the prop-} ly. “We cannot have full er penalty for their crimes.| employment if people are .. ,._ | discouraged from becoming The average man will lie/ employers.” ' abet fishing, hunting.) When business can no! gardening, women and in-| longer employ and produce | come. government will step m—) and the state bureaucrat! Newspaper misprint from “Tt is useless to talk of la- 2215 when the! couraging business if busi-/i5-49 a Georgia paper: “Mr. and J.J. Smith and little sin, Adam, have returned from @ visit to relatives in Fler- <igda.” tor. Then we'll have exactly | the essentials of fascism, | here at home, that we fought | the most destructive war in histery to destroy. What's That Song?* Beatrice Kay Show* Gabriel Heatter* Real Life Stories* Spotlight Band* Summary of Kikini Bomb- ing* Endorsed by Dersey* Moonlight Serenade All the News* Thursday. July 25th 7 A. M. to Noon Sunrise Serenade News Sunrise Serenade Weather Forecast Sanrise Serenade News Sunrise Serenade Frazier Hunt, News* judy Martin and Rangers* Shady Valley Folks* Civic Calendar Meditation ‘The Islanders Singing Sweethearts‘ Jacky Hill Show* Cecil Brown Elsa Maxwell* Novelty Orchestra Victor H. Lindlahr* 10:15 10:30 80 30 8:15 8:28 08 5 9:38 9:55 10:08 10:30 10:45 11:08 1:15 1:38 11:45 —_ “eum to 6 P.M. News* Morten Downey, Songs* Weather Ferecast 12:00 12:38 32:35 1:00 1:55 1:30 in 2:00 Lopez Music* Luncheon with Lopez* John J. 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