The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 27, 1946, Page 2

i ® t) OOOH OSE EEE ESE ESE BH HORDE ANY ———ennsed the + eee sane ere omni } “"" late ior fight.’ eewenn Most of ‘these evils “ean ! ‘ pete OT EE 2 7 4 See Citizen — ‘orner Greene and te and Ann Streets Monroe County “SaeaiserOe at Key West, Florida &s Second class matter proenen re. Bee, S. e] jas “sively enti: ise. fo fo Hea. xy Sr ofall news 7 dispatcher treatte ited ied in news ished here, SUBSCRIPTION RATES jenths : vt 00 ioe 125. Weekly " reselut S ryan Mae BC che race GE 10 carte sist ° th for entertainment 6: for e1 inmen' ry ADVERTISING RATES Made known on apaliea tion SPECIAL NOTIC: vgeatat netices, ie} wt. phits of ns sf xesBtck. ere which a rived are 5 cents a ‘itizen is an open forum and invites discussion ef public issues agubigets of local er general is but _it ‘will net publish ious cemmunications, revenue is WE*ARE ALL INVESTORS in a recent editorial, the Saturday Evening Post dis- “war against i Caused by the steady’ decline in return on invested capital, and the = increase in taxes rr . Jn conclusion, said: “If the war against | saving is carried much fur-| When DETERMINED BUCKING Are Key Westers general-|, py | ly interested in Key West? Are they even interested in their own welfare? Is there M. Only Dany.) Newspaper in Key west | concerted tivic pride in Key} iorn ‘at Worcester, Mass., West that manifests itself in | a dogged determination to promote the interests of the city? We are familiar With these Key Westers who do). not bother to go to the polls to vote but are always | A. the first to complain about the men elected or about the way the city or county is conducting its affairs. All of us are familiar with the answers to the questions asked; all of us know about the Key West- ers who don’t bother to vote; all of us know about local taxpayers who don't complain until they receive tax statements. Stories about the local school board’s meeting that | was held Monday night in ' the court house appeared in | The’ Citizen and_ out-of- town newspapets for a week before the time for the meet- ing. And yet only one tax- payer was present at the meeting, aside from teach- ers and members of the board. who are taxpayers. What will be the after- math of this disregard for a taxing agency? Any Key Wester easily can find the answer to that question also. Hundreds of Key Westers, | they receive their ther, owr users of capita}| Statements for county taxes, will be driven to gover ment lending agencies, wif) the inevitable evils tha: atise when investment is. made, profit, but to augment poli-| be tieal power, . . . For the ‘Little People’ the prospect would be much as the Lon- “doh ‘Sunday Times lately stated it: ‘The worker will face a single vast monopol- ist employer — the State — _, Whom -he can neither emu- bé. avoided_if the so-called Common Man will consult his own interest instead of letting demagogues and ex- ecutive secretaries of leftist committees define it for him. If he did that, he might even champion the right of the investor to his just share of the pie, if only on the ground that, when you come down to éarth, we aré all investors.”".~ : Government domination of industry, like government ownership of industry, is the sure and inevitable road to Statism. That is why we must keep private enterprise alive—and to keep it alive we must allow it adequate earnings on the people’s _ savings it represents. MEXICAN VOTING While the voting proce- dure in. the United States may not be perfect and a great amount of looseness in some sections of the country probably prevails, no one ean deny that it is somewhat superior to the Mexican sys- tem, recently inaugurated there. New balloting laws are complicated that on the day after most of the voting had taken place in Mexico’s re- cent presidential election, ever 200 voters in Mexico City stood patiently in line, after. having stood there all night! In the United States, if the voters were subjected to} similar delays and discom- forts, it would probably be » safe to say that next morn- ing the line would have dis- appeared. In fact, many voters here would never en-} ter such a line, even if their candidate were not elected. | coo einen here nist Neen Experience. is an expen-| sive school But fools will learn in no other way. Tt is almost as hard to maké peace with the Rus- sians as it was to whip the Germans. Why the world does not get better-any faster, a wit once remarked, is because good people get tiréd of be- ing good faster than bad people get tired of being not to produce et be claim: nd look what they've taxed for now!” e complaint then will of no avail. The school | board, in accordance with the law, duly advertised the meeting, duly advertised the tentative budget, and ONE taxpayer was present at the meeting! The Citizen has endeav- ored hundredsof times to arouse Key Westers to a sense of their civic duties..A-} i few days ago it editorially discussed conditions with which we ate faced when it was announced that 400 men would lose their jobs. Captain Saunders, who not only is a good commanding officer but. also a kindly man, expressed the hope that the men would get jobs elsewhere. Captain Saunders has. not been in Key West long and is not as familiar as we are with local first question that came to mind with us was, “Where! are'they going to get other) jebs?” We asked the ques- tion and have not tried to} find an answer to it. In- stead, we loll supinely on a raft while it drifts with the current. We seldom at- tempt to buck the current. | When we do buck it, the bucking is merely a flurry. It soon dies out. The lesson Key Westers have always needed to learn is to buck determinedly and never give up. - Drive right— and more pedestrians will be left. “SOME PROGRESS” Secretary of State James F. Byrnes reports that “some progress” has been made in connection with the effort to establish peace in Europe. This is encouraging but should pot cause us to over- look the important issues that remain to be adjusted. |Perhaps greater progress will be made when the Peace convenes in Paris late this month to discuss trea- ties for the smaller nations and» we hope, the four for-| eign ministers will be able; to get together on problems concerning Germany and! » Austria. It should not be overlook: | ie of the Plaintiffs acquired by | ed by the _people of this country that, under the rule requiring unanimous consent | of the Big Four, it is im- possible to make any effec- tive progress without the) cooperation of Russia. While | the Russians talk very much | about cooperation, they have | failed to give ground on is-| sues and seém somewhat bent on having their way upon all matters concerning the new set-up in Europe. | .a\t year I paid only so} conditions. The | Mrs. Edith M. Patch of Orono, 70 LEGALS LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby siyen that - egistration will be open in the office of et "Goan ae 4gtration, at jonse, Key wert, i ‘eo mencing August 5th, A.D. 1946, ake will’ be open until and incl Saturday the 32th day of Oc! A. a 1948.2 base ag and wolidays Between the hours of N Nock ¢AM. and. Twelve ovel Neon, ahd fram Two 0’ “clock Tat to Five 6'ctock P.M. at which time and plaee qualified iattote way register for the. comlmg’ General Election to be held the Sth day of November,” A.D, 946% Residential | requirement, Eee Year in the te of Florida, and Six. Months in. Mon- Foe County Naturalized Citizens Must bring proof of their Naturati- ° zation. NOTE; All i those. Electors who Yegistered for the Primary tions are duly qualified f Elections, (unless disqualif Law), yntit January Ist, 1950. JOHN ENGLAND, or of Registration of for Monroe County, Superv Blecto: Flor jul 27; Aug 3, 1946 a ——— 2 ee gokart or — ye Y wes = wax MERY. 19-818 ROBERT sosbH PLAUT, aintif?, DIVORCE RUTH BAKER tensed nt. NOTICE TO. “a BAR TO RUTH BAKER PLACT, Defendant, 1135. 8. Parton Streét, Santa Ana, California. } You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to appear to the Bilt of Complaint j for Divorce filed in this ¢ or, before. . Aug) Paateas até. Other- wise, the alleeat lors “Contained in said Bill will be taker as confessed and a decree pry confesso entered against :you: jase, on Key West Citizen, a new er published at Rey West, Florida} DONE AND ORDERED at Key! West, Florida, this vy. AD. 1946. SEAL) ROSS Cs | Clerk of the ¢ 18th day of Deputy Clerk. | PATTON & KANNER, Shoreland Building, Miami 32, Florida, | Attorneys: for Plaintiff. | jul 20-37 7; aug 3-10, 1946 IN TRE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT. IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, FLORIBA. IN PROBATE. In re Estat FRANK J. * RIEKER, Deceased. NOTICR OF APPLICATION FOR NAL DISCHARGE Notice’ is hereby given to all Whom it may concern that Minnie- Porter Harris, as Ancillary ‘Admin- istratrix, of the Estate of Frank J ker, deceased) has, filed with fonorable Raymond R» Lord, Sonagy Judge ‘in and for Monroe County, Florida, ker Final Report and has made application’ fer her discharge as such Andillary Ad- ministratrix. is Tmatedt this 6th “Way off July," AM. (sa) MINNIE -PORTER HARRIS: AS Ancillary Administra’ Abe Bgtate of Frank, J jeceased. oS 10-801 MacRAB, Jr, and. | wUsy DEE -MecRAK, his wife, Plaintiffs, NESBITT, et al., Defendants. TO APPEAR SSBITT, some- Caroline E, and CARC yLIN EH. TO: f ma s unknown, | usband. | |The unknown heirs, devisees, | Satees, assignees, grantees, | ors, or otherwise, natural or corpor- or claiming any inter: the hereinafter described D through, under or t, deceased: alive, gna fe, if alive; Named per: dead, all of their respective unknown spouses, heirs, devisees, legatees, assignees, grantees, creditors, or | otherwise, natural or corporate, having or claiming any interest by, through, under or against the aforesaid Defendatits im Be to the hereinafter déscribed prop- erty, and also all. unknown parties alive, and j eral’ and | baving or claimi Florida, to *wit: All that part of Lot 2 of See- tion. 13, Township 59 South, Range 40, it, described as fol- lows: Beginning at the Southeast corner of said Lot thence North 990 feet along the boundary of Lot 2; thence West to the shore line of Card Sound, the foregoing being the South 996 feet of sai@ Lot 2 lying South and t of the limes above described, containing 26 acres, more or Te Said Lot 2 above descritied be! according the map of said Township 40, East, certified by the S | Xeyor General February 1, 1 Excepting from the forego: | however, a right-of-way 30 feet b width atong the East boundary of | said Lot 2. It appearing from the swore b j of complaint on file herein that Pyaiatiffe have become entitled to weice of process by publ ation you, upon i or. before the 13th das A.D. 1946, to a bill © filed by John A. MacRa MacRae, his | Bitauti against you @ants in said Court wife, as Defen- to quiet the of @ tax deed dated August 341, and recorded in Deed ok pages 340/341, of the public Pee ords of Monroe County, Florida, land remove certain aMeged clouds from their title to the here- nabove Gescribed property. other the allegations of said bil? o: of complaint will be taken as con- fessed by you. This Otder to be pu each week for four | weeks in The Key West n, bess Bs published in said C oun- ty Dated ‘is Juke 13th, 1946, | @ean ROSS C/SA janis 1 YER, Bomroe County. Florida. WLEEN NOTT: | Deputy Clerk, DAISY RICHARDS, | Solicitor for Plaintifts, | Firat Trust Hite. Miami, Florida. Sul 26-27; aug 8-10, 19%6 entomologist, author,i. y perience | BUT THATS NOT ALL! AY This. order to be published in ‘The | . South, Rage | { as Sask of Gfreait Court, | -|@R BERBER RE BeBe Kee eee Paeernr 204 2- and:3 - bedroom IT’S NO SECRET ‘That Girls Earn $25 A WEEK TO START (About $108 a Month) For a 40-Hour Week As Telephone Operators and seen $I0-a Week (About. $130 a Month) After 6 Months’ Training and Experi monthly. a Johnson, Phone 2. ily1-tt Fans ere Smee ae 8 Notés (Promissary), le each. Art- | Scheduled Increases Liberal Employe Benefits Vacation With Pay ener Telephone Office Mrs. McDermott Buick Convertible Sedan (1942). Like new. Inquire Skating ! Rink. jly22-6tx hit PR LO One Steam-o-matic Electric iron and TELEGRAPH COMPANY } lar electric iron. | and one regul; head street. jly26-4tx | machinery maintenance pro- ducts this vicinity. National firra, complete line, high com- mission. Writé Box 2383, Dallas, Tex. jly27-1tx MISCELLANEOUS 1946 Model Electrolux. vacuum cleaner; slightly used. $80.00. | Call between 2 and 6 p.m. 620! Southard St. Shy26-2tx | Place orders now for saa rose bushes to arrive Oct. 1.; Freeman's, 1121 Catherine St, Phone 672-W. ? jly13-mws- 10tx | Refrigeratien sales and service. | Repairs on all makes. AN work guaranteed. Mumferd & Ross, 220 Duval st., phone 333. . jlyl8-+t 16-ft. boat and inboard motor; i air cooled. 206-C, Poinciana. jly27-3tx | single bed and mattress, table . (dining), three chairs, — ‘ M.. Morgan, Chiropractor, 6 Pigs olds St, hy 5 nt chet of drawers. 1332 Semin. ary?St. jly27- 2tx | For “gudranteed plumbing work and repairs, call John Curry, 512 Margaret street, phone 781. Give us a try on your next job. Free estimates. jly16-1mex FOR RENT RENT A CAR You drive. Late model conver- For sale—Ladies bicycle; good; condition. Apply 1402 Olivia ; | St. jly27-2tx | |For Sale—Motor bike; in good | condition, $40.00. 1022 Fleming | street. jly27-2tx | PLANTS ' Strawberry plants; Missionary, Klondyke, Blakemore, 100 for $2.00 or 500 for $5.00; $8.00 per Hee 1,000. John Lightfoot, Birch- Duval and Division mate wodd: ‘Tetin: jly27-Itx OVERSEAS HOTEL | Special rates to service and lab- | ering men, weekly $7.00 and | Up, daily $1.50 and up. jly22-6t Will rent or buy house near} beach. Apply Box D-7 c/o! Citizen Office. jly25-3t Elderly man, Key Wester, lives | alone. Wants small furnished apartment. State price, location. | Write X.Y.Z., c/o Citizen. jly26-2t | For Rent — Three furnished houses Nos. 825-27-29 Elizabeth street. Adults nly. No pets. Apply 519 Catherine. jly24-6tx Well furnished house with nice lawn, until, Nevs.30. Enlisted personnel prefetred. No chil- dren or pets. Inquire 1117 Wat- son St. jly25-3tx Lost Wallet containing identification | papers belonging to Sam H |} Youngblood of Miami. Return | to Telephone office, Key West. | jly27-3t | PHOTO SUPPLY | Furnished apartment; 1402 Cath-} erine St. $40 month. Call 192-W or 834. jly25-4tx | Furnished apartment, bedroom,’ Frames, an assortment of sizes, living room, kitchen and bath.} 50¢ and up. Pilkington Studio, | $30 monthly. Apply 610 Grif- 7 H | fen Lane (000 block Southard] °!> */mine Street, agar St.). | phone 1008-J. Between 5 and 7 p.m., or jly26-3tx | Your Horoscope | Today indicates a person of sensitive disposition and a very | | powerful will. The mind is pa- { tient and prudent, capable of | great concentration and applica-| Furnished apartment with pri- vate bath in private home. Ap- ply 508 William St. jly27-2tx | | ‘ j j WANTED TO RENT 2 | Working Ceuple with child want ' tion. There is self-restraint, di-| unfurnished house in town.! plomacy, and keen observation. | Write Box G-49 or Phone 790- | jt will be well not to anger this | Ext. 313 (Ask for Mrs. Goth-' person for he carries the capa- ard). jly25-3tx , bility of being a malicious, un-/ | relenting enemy. | ROOMS FOR RENT | Light heasekbeping dons, S00 HOROSCOPE—JULY 28 | weekly. 412 William Street. H Here i is another strong charac- | jly1l-Imox ter, with more subtlety than be that of yesterday, and more | FOR SALE gvien to scientific methods, ca- pable of carrying out difficult re- searches to the ultimate end. There may develop a vein of | cunning and sometimes cupidity, a keen sense of rivalry and some jealousy. These should be kept under control, if present. Subscribe to The Citizen | Coolerator; practically new. Ap- ply Bottle Cap Inn, 1128 Simon- ton street. jly26-tt | Sink with swing faucets, cup- board, small electric stove, new bicycle. 913 Georgia street. jly24-6tx Both $10.00. Inquire 1117 Wat- | 8:00 ee son St. jly25-3tx eae : jly22-tf 3 ~ | Large Electric Fans with guards| 8:45 Upholster and trimmer. Apply} °” stands. Phone 702-! rapa oe | Eee Key West Bedding. _ jlyll-if {10:00 °F | H 10: Woman with experience as steno-} 16 St oe Rrra Hey hex being and file clerk. Shp | 89-4 Potncikna. jly25-3tx 11:15 vice pt., Naval ir - ) RAERE Cycle (1945 Model). Apply H 11:45 tion: Oalt Navy Ext. pe 709 Windsor Lane. _jly25-3tx' He re ALESMAN WANTED | Furniture for seven rooms; / in- ‘s - cluding bedroom suite ‘with ee ce twin beds, gas stove, ice box Salesman; permanent position _ | 12:30 selling high-grade building and eB keine Rani eg 00 45, 3:00 3:30 4:00 I Was A Convict* Twenty Questions* Juvenile Jury* Leave It to the Girls* Jonathan Trumble, Esq.* Theater of Air* Music Hall Varieties S A. M. to Noon Sammy Kaye Orch. Monday, July 26 — : man Cloutier Dance Music* * een me F :50 Sunrise Serenade Sunday, July 28th 715 News : [15 Weather Forecast Salon Concert 3 : John Betts, Evangelist % . + | 10:00 Meditation Young People’s Church’ . ~ 10:15 Southland Singing Voice of Prophecy’ 10 Singing . Church in the Wildwood « . Tone T. tries* 10: Jacky Hill Show hg arg i: Cecil Brown*® Bill Harrington* Pauline Alpert* Jesting With the Jesters Men of Note yen Victor H.- Lindlahr* Weather Forecast Musical Interlude i 13-00 une teoor m Ee eee ee 12:15 Morton Downey, Songe* Pilgrim Sloane * | 13:30 Weather Forecast Lutheran Hour* wy ews Bisa News* : Tika Chase* | 1:00 Listen to Leibert* Singing Sweethearts* 1:15 a Lopez Burt Howell, Tenor* 145 john q Private Showing j 2:00 ae ‘oster, jews® Bill Cunningham, News* i 2:15 Smiletime pew Veteran Wants to Know* 2:30 Queen For ry Open House* 3:00 Frank Sina tra Vera Holly Sings* Tommy-Jimmy Mysterious Traveler* True Detective Mysteries Under Arrest* SSSeSesess Ab jec® Jumping Jacks bott Mysteries Mutual Melody Hour* $ P. 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