The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 13, 1946, Page 2

— oy : st Deng tl won that race flew to Ker png “-_ ¥ ache rte. i f i & f . ie i ; 1rseabaannei ns eaigemnntesto here to part of i . © ships — : (Catan Deveeht Seveg Tome. pa 1906 Riot at Brownevite H — ; Flees 4 pe poling Boo x4 Cay office) SCHEDULED PAY INCREASES Eg aime — . 4 im = ‘Atlas 650-20, S8x8, 8 ply, Leon Carey, manager of a local ter “MONOGRAPHS 5 cr wes | | Wuck tires, $28.00 eaeh. Crown |sponge-buying house, who un- { | 1914—The Cristobal, the 2 | mer “Why can't e tet = | Service Station, Fleming and |derwent an operation a month steamship, passes through Dear Dwight: | the {orenct = eee Interesting Work— | Margaret Sts. augls-6tx | Ago, Was reported cece ipo. : J can't ran, swim, float. tt ogay7 PRECIPITATION . Comgenial Associates } wing. 1 am one beck of 2 sitter. Are you offering any f prizes for this in sourt Laber Day program? ¥ 8 Ff . ic- | Democratic Club will give a Sea Garin" Phiestic dance in the Havana-Madrid on} 1943—U. S. planes apsim Sen Yours. Tales Park. United Street, Wednesday evening, August 19. | Rome's freight yards. ; ‘ THE ORACLE See aise < aoe = 1944—German Th Army ne © : | Mare. George Miami | ported withivewing fom Slop Mr. Dwight Hunter FOR RENT fis visiting her mother, Mrs. Peter ; mandy. a. i i | Williams of Elizabeth street. 1945 Wend sti waits wand of ‘omnmittoes " | a sti Jap : 5 24 rought augi-tf: For men only—Clean beds, hot = aa ‘ Key West, Plerida me of lame that fied the a ips omg Today The Citizen says in an a ; ing fans t High Tide Lew Woman to take care of bor. Cail! anck Gillts swash Foo | edit\rial paragraph: Elephants like omoms 23 mack 4 Of atee 4533 a.m. tory, « , ae ——_———| Bui the Key West Yacht) 1132 a= 696 pm —-. auge-Six | Duval Street. Se ota Er pop |— —— a , a . re ' ‘ your nei ; let them up ee ed ree ame nn eae : 7s aie ("ged etn “App 512 Caer TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Salesman wanted. iver’ Street. augl2-3tx | | TRIUMPH js saa Ti ipsa ice Ap ie bor ane Re SERRE OTIS (Know America) | COFFEE ‘ ui Abie furnish bond. } keeping rooms. w Admiral Sam { ‘ é, ” | * Has to handie money. No lim- | furnished. $12 weekly. Paul’s porn at Ligeti —— MILL have remained” five ¥€ats- ne used in sailing races and, SO, of Se sews SMe reed. | it te earnings. Box P-46, Citi-/ Tire Shop. auigi2-6tx | ago, 7 AT ALL who eame for a month and for pleasure generally willl sabe ne, Sete any frome whies | zen Office. augi0-3t | ae, wenecactk ditedon ate still here at the end of); 4 | = ‘uhhelome or eames | Apartment, lights, kitchen uten- _ Lieut Gen. - Haskell, twe seacnaed be ou, | be constructed. according to} sss, ign ge Eh BI SALESMEN WANTED | sil, linens furoished. Paul's Director of the Cooperative for «aasensnasasesesan Only last Sanday we met ane the club is considering. See ote ane grin em ae ole | Tire Shop. Sa ee Seca & Sore 2 man and his wife, from Proctional oratory aug ince ae ares =| ce ce tikes i Tae Caen | Pusatincd apartment, les | 7E2 eed * ; ; 4 letiere le . in - 4 coup! af Tennessee, who “came down ir people, but it has never = “esested etberwice. | = Easy to sell taaeal ab. 1107 Varela street, phone | - Dr. Detley W. Bronk, Univ. af STOP * for a week and have been’ proved any fact in the bis) tg Taig DICTATORSHIP?” | products, sold 20 years to 1500) 302-M. augi2-6tx Pennsylvania physicist-physiciigg-: - ‘ here six wetks. tory of the world. H families. We teach you how;|/——-H-—————_ 8. born @ New York Guy, 48° hat eel As they put tt, “We just - | Editor, The Citizen: | supply sales, advertising litera- | Furni garage - apartment. | Years ago. : * a hate to leave such 2 beauti- Some Grivers on the high-| Im reference to the article on} ture—eli you need. Nearby: Mark's Estate, Roosevelt Bowle- Comenissiomer Edward Mere PRICKLE ful place.” way today still consider the | ‘on! pose of The z W. Knuze, making sales; vard Phone 749-3. ley. vice charmam of te TS : P These things are comypli-. automobile a great ding Sgtarday. August 19, 1946: Grote: | over BS ineckiy “Rawleigh’s, | SnetD Sx | Mi pine Commeanionns herein Shes Aaest may wey! e < '"When 2 rumor reached an offi-! Dept. AH-116-G, lemphis. ‘ashmgion, “Ah Yes RED. mens of the highest order machine. The fact that most -.i 2: City Hall Saturday that! Tenn. Yurnisbed cottage, four rooms! Gene Raymond acum, wontime: © si potliggy They shosia | travelers are on their way to | certain police officers were tak-| aug!3-14-15.2021-22x and bath, modera conveniences, ‘army ez fuer mai hon im” Damme Poniily Cen Pemen xa wide advertixe- some business appointment i oa: emneition el ane pe- tc 50 monthly. Adults only.’ New York Cit. i 285 aenanie The superna ment se that others may and are not in a aoa for sleek he septteanded them for MISCELLANEOUS } 906 Windsor Lane, phone pp aoe ‘ — Sorhert yeah: teams io come to look, to see and to good com petition fling ;such sctivity, and declared that } Tred augi3- 3m gn oa oi ag — reallly ey sift: 2% heen aaatine . remain in the prettiest little 4 si they would suffer severe penal- 5 ion sales Aig (sein SSIES SVS SS IE ep, come age iia vee, —conciiend—creitiewends; Geite thet town tha die of patadiac Goem't seem to occur tote I sualty cought in PT geese sesegeet ben and service. | tipfurnished apartment, . 3m) 3°83 *S*- Actey ash heal! im a ures? Ds dashed aig soi oe eer 2s onerous \such action. ‘You are employees | ‘Gucsaeed. “Seaaaeh & Ross, Staples Avenue. Apply Adams Pog Bitchondk of Bin. oudhuatioe im Sabmanis Poidkily ANT: of this administration’, he said,’ Duval st, phone 333. | Dairy. augi3-six cnewie Giecaer, torn im). Ben Powde. bl gy Py tt Bg i ens and if you cannot support it you} = 1918-8 England, <7 years aga H should do nothing to hurt it.” | . ts j ROOM AND BOARD The Congress has decided A remark made by Mr. cael Der ea pd rage Cusstess: Ss Di fogad phone {Board and room, $12.50 per week. that soldiers and sailors in Jack Delaney at the closing ‘the city by becoming employecs my Pm made, z er ail Private entrance to room and : the armed Bane should re- ceremonies of the Duval of the City of Key West? City cee ec | bath Mrs. Gabel, 704 Eaton cieve terminal leave pay, at Street USO Club on Sunday |employees also vote and heiped |p, piankenk wumblaan wok) oo. au # cost of two or three billion | afternoon was of interest tg to put our Bogard ose "aad repatne cal Tonk Cae:| FOR SALE OR RENT to the treasury. | os ponerse in should have | 512 Margaret street, phone 781. as rar P a ithe right as citizens to say wheth- | We have no quarrel with’ After outlining briefly the i ers they should remain in the Congresmen in their de-| remarkable achievements of pe < ‘ < < is jpegs office, Because they are work- cision. The officers in the; the Club through 49 months| ing under this administration |; ; ' Fi a - ¢ Sid The Key West Exterminating Co. — es terminal of existence,, duriag , which aoa mt mean they are forced to| ¥ s eave pay and, we suppose, time it administered to the fwork for it. Who would have Restaurants, : i it is nothing but right and' needs of more than a half | any better knowledge cf how the| Pe ee Pace oa | PHOTO SUPPLIES stops ee proper for enlisted men toj million service men and | ity is being run than the city) between 9 am. and 6 p.m. | — he shown the same consid-} women and their families, | “™Poves augs-6tv | } Give us a try on your next job. ; E mews, 3 . i Large electric fans, on stands,’ Gh'penten cos bn ont how band Sees | | Free estimates. iiy16-Imox | "With guards, suitable for busi- SS re ness use. Apply South Beach * DOS socks t aencohh, " i ; Casino. augl2-6t © cenined drag (penta winke)_ 2 bi ? will solve any extermination; fective tresmzerst bas teen meae Our representative is now selling | a our Christmas Special Coupon. | .oy teen Pin-Werms im yoer e 7? | «Are these city employees work- | eration. Mr. Delaney stated in} ‘ es ‘ USO LRT CE TERED ERT % : | yourself especially the argraceing reccal it seems likely, however, | effect: : mS 8 eet do they |giectrical contracting; moto’, | a a pecnag es gore | Reh. pnd Sek dow. Sok eer See os J ae jeopardize their jobs ry time wetevaleet: retbsrepaine and calls at your home. He has aj sor JAYNES PW rich? awar, and 5 that Congress, io its present If the men and women of \they yoice an opinion? It is very| 2 eae aay meee attractive offer for you and] the diections. Setitactim Suaranteah = | mood toward “bras hate”) this City, both officials and| evident that certain city com-| Repair Shop, 302 Virginia St,| YOUr family. Pilkington-Evans | 7S) 0 remember: RW for Pi-Worms? | will continue to extend bene-| private citizens, would work | missioners and officials are over-| phone 1596.” aug8-12tx; Studio, 515 Fleming St. cht Ti a ah ees = } fits to soldiers, sailors andj in us close cooperation as prepare} their authority shen | | scabs ‘ ¢ . they tell any citizen, whether he fer, ot * . marines until the advan-| the hostesses and the man- e | Will give away mule to party) ‘Today’s Anniversaries tages of the services will be} agement of this club have|P* * city employes or not, how) who will take care of him. Ap- | i all with the men in the| worked, Key West could|' *hould think and act concern-| piy 304 Amelia St. augt0-3tx io sae | 2 paige ie almost ‘aiahing it | 8 the unholy mess the same Z —_—_______.! 1818—Lucy Stone, champion of; AS iL 2 VA 4 € Mivie:\ inthe a ‘ ta”? 4 4 | commissioners and officials have!Dry cleaning agency to lease. | liberty, fighting, pioneer woman | an V. = ybe, in next war,| wants. | succeeded in cresting in the € ity | Guaranteed good livi Only | suffragist, lecturer, who wanted | body will want to be an| To which we answer,| Hall. Wi loyer r bd ng. y | i ‘ =| nobody w wa » be an whie w an | Hall. hy should city employees) ambitious party should apply. | only to “make the world better,” | ce SR ERG, , Sy 5 officer, Certainly, it will be! “Amen, Mr. Delaney.” | be quiet? Why should they have) 100, Citizen Office. augi0-3t|born at Brookfield, Mass. Died | WUSUUIIT DUaUiit precarious to be a high-| Cooperation among play- | ! fear the loss of a job by saying/__..o- jin Boston, Oct. 18, 1893. ranking officer or to win the | ers on any team makes for | what they think? | We have returned from vacation.}; 1834—Philip Phillips, Methodist | war. The main reward will) a winning team. Cooperation The city official says, “You are! Pigase call us to serve you | evangelist-singer, composer of be, if present examples can) amon officials of any city “mPloyces of this administration, again’ A. H. Williams and A.| hymns, born in Chautauqua Co.,/ h * “A { ‘ i V4 ais 0 , jand if you cannot support J you G. Roberts. Phone 853. N. Y. Died June 25, 1895. | be used for 4 prediction, de-| makes for a winning city. AB) should do nothing to hurt it” augl2-6t| 1839—Michael A. Corrigan, Ro-} nunciation as.> “brass hat”, | long as there is strife at City | World War 11 wax supposed to man Catholic bishop of Newark determination to grab every-| Hall, just so long will Key have defeated dictatorships, or FOR SALE [N J. archbishop of New York, thing and leave nothing for, West be retarded in ite|did it? Who is the city official | able builder-admniistrator of his anybody else, | march toward bigger and| who can criticize a group of city’. and 3 - bedroom Dungalows,| church, born in Newark, N. J. _proneserpreratea | hetter things. jemployees concerning their s¢-| ‘furnished and unturnished:| Died May 5, 1902. i a Politicians should know! But, please, let us not fall | oe se Seal tat ood if hey | small down payment, balance| 1851—Felix Adler, founder and — BL that the will of the people “ing all (2 they feel is for’ payable monthly. Johnson &| leader of the Society for Ethical, Now Available! people} into the error of placing all! the good of the city? All the city: Jobnagn, Padme sik 7 muglt | Clune Maw Yok: ohees in eft pai’ Deuiveate is easiy discernible and that i ig o Wells te ret tel our woes on the doorstep of | employees in a body could not! __ | tablishing district nursing and : y ist be! City Hall. There are a@jhurt the city adsministration 28 Coolerator: practical; w. Ap- d-government. clubs, born in obeyed. hundfed and icipal | much as the administration, with i gina, - cechigy pence A undfed and one municipal) 4 I ration, w: ply Bottle Cap Inn, 1128 Simon-; Germany. Died April 24, 1933. | FS ecg SRE improvements which can he | few individuals excepted, has! ton street, augl-tf} 1860—Annie Oakley, famed | No man can hold two jobs) accomplished without the| hurt itself. : | | Buffalo Bill markswoman, who and do justice to both, in| aid of City Hall, and with|, It is high time that city em-| Dorquest beer, $4.00 per case.| supported and educated 18 or-| the Jong run one or the other | which it has nothing to do ployees start having a voice about; Wilbur Sweetifig, Mascette Bar.| phans, born in Darke Co., Ohio. must suffer as a result, The! whatever. pi Pedegigf Agta io augi3-3tx | Died Nov. 3, 1926. } makers of the city charter! {¢t jx just as important rae ip lean up this stink-| | La ag dope.cngs Kitchen sink, 18 x 30, with apron, By act of Congress, a flag must} must have had that condi-| the citizens as a whole to! worLD WAR I V x ETERAN. tion in mind when it incor-| Jearn the value of coopera- porated that peradventure| tion as it is for our officials| Cut glass is pressed—not cut— in the charter, to learn it, into shape. | $6.00. Toilet bowl and tank,'be flown at all times at the grave | | $9.00, Two half-grown coco- | of Francis Scott Key, composer of | | hut treads, $5.00 each. , 1005 }“The Star Spangled Banner,” at ! + Fleming street. augt3-2tx | Frederick, Md. i