The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 31, 1946, Page 2

—— _ The Published Daily Exce L. P. ARTMAN; Owner ong Pubilenee . NORMAND. x Business From The. Citizen Sullaing Corner Greene and Ann Streets Only Daily Newspaper in Key West ‘ef and Monfos County FOES oes lth Be RnR Entered at Key West, Florida “gs second class matter MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclus- iyeby entitled blica- tion of ail news dispatches credited to,it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news Duprisnad her (AUDSCRIPTION RaTRs ear... $10.00 Sig Months 5.00 Tiree Mont! Orfe Month ... Weekly ......-.. *. ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application . SPECIAL NOTICE All reading notices, cards of thanks, resolutions of respect, obit- uagy notices, poems, ete. will “fe for at the rate of 10 cents ‘0 a jine otices for _ entertainment . by charches from*which a revenue i$ to be derived are 5 cents a line. The Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion of porite issues, an@ subjects of local or general inttrest, but it will not publish anonymous communications, ee TI EDITORIAL. AS: iT <r 3 ! MONOGRAPHS To: Steptien’ C. Singleton, Key West, Florida. i All Key Westers regret your contemplated depar- thre from Key West, where you have been a de-_ cided asset to the com- munity for so many years, : Yours truly, ; TRE ORACLE. NATIONS CLASH WITH : CHURCHES The history of the world is fill@@ with instances of conflict between various church organizations and existing goyernments. For many. cefituries, there has been a tie-up between cer- tain organizations and poli- tical regimes in many coun- tries. Inevitably, there: ‘are occasions that result in the digsolution of the doubtful alliance and sometimes open persecution of various relig- ious groups. ee In recent years, there has been something ofan open enmity between the Roman Catholic Church and the Soviet government of Russia. This contest is being | felt keenly in Eastern Eu- rope but it is rather diffi-| cult, from the news avail- able, to figure out exactly Russia has been denounc- ed as anti-religious and there have been statements that Christian churches are tabooed by the Soviet gov- ernment. A recent dispatch from Moscow, by the Asso- ciated’ Press, however, quotes: Dr. Louie Newton, Baptist preacher of Atlanta, ewe Baieey | gangster murder of what is going on. ‘ (All things in constructive nature. comes from labor. ea When we use the term] “labor” we don’t apply it only te brawn, but to mind as well. Indeed, as a rule, mental \work is considered harder bp many than physi- cal work.) Some men, who do not mind the exercise of | a: their muses, shrink from{*** mental probsems. You can ‘not. mention a substantial ‘thing, which nature did nof, give us, that does not represent labor of |: mind and bodyi Mind prepared the blue- prints and dinectod the work on the Enmpire State Building, and brawn put'the building together. \ . The typewriter om which this editorial is being writ- ten represents mind and brawn, and so does the pot in which your food is qook- ed or the automobile in which you ride. Mind de- signs and brawn executes.\ So when we observe La- bor Day, there should unity of spirit over what the term “labor” signifies. Were that thought emphasized | SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE more, the so-called white-| jand TELEGRAPH COMPANY collared man and the man}! who uses _ his making projects. a reality would be looked upen as one. Every man, regardless of his calling, is dependent up- on his fellowman in attain- ing any given goal. All work, ultimately, concen- trates in the same groove— accomplishmént. One man may use a pen, another a pickax, yet each does “h part in promoting the prog- ress of his community and his country. So, on Monday, when we celebrate Labor Day, let us realize that labor applies to | your own business showing talk- all callings in life. A person who will work for nothing is worth just that. much. It’s human nature to walk a block to repay a favor and a mile to repay an en- emy. The best way to get world respect isto display a “big stick” in. Europe and the Far East. It\is always wise to think of the future, but especial- ly now when things are go- ing as they ere When Governor-nominate Talmadge heard of the four negroes he said it was a “re- grettable incident.” When | Tito, puppet premier of Yugoslavia, was advised of the shooting down and kill- ing of five Americans, he, too, said it was a “regret- table incident.” In this sup- posedly enlightened and civilized age, isn’t it about time that these so-called Ga,, asi saying that his per- sonal investigation in three Russian cities has convinced him that a member of his church can_ practice his faith as-openly in the Soviet Union’ as anywhere in the world. Moreover, in Geneva, Hans Broger, a member of the board of the Rumanian Evangelical church, s a y s that Communist elements in Rumania ate? “unfriendly” toward the church but have not taken a militant. stand agaihst religion. He points out that Methodists and other Protestant groups, forbidden to’ funetion dur- ing Nazi .dceupation, are permitted to eperate freely. In Poland, there is ten- sion \between the Roman Catholie Ghureh and the government, with retalia- tory -measures predicted against church leaders. Hun- gary is debating the ques- tion of church schools, with Leftist groups opposing their continuance and the teaching of religion in state schools, From Yugoslavia come re- ports of strong measures taken against some members of the Roman Catholic clergy and such officials say -that more than’ 400 priests have been accused of “Fascist activities” and that 200 of vecbeen executed, “regrettable incidents” are stopped? SOME VETERANS Uy General Omar N./Bradley performs a public service in calling attention to ‘a cer- tain number” of veterans, who are collecting unem- ployment compensation | without seeking employ- ment. Under the GI bill a vet- eran may collect $20 a week for a maximum of 52 weeks while unemployed. It is a matter of common knowl- edge, which we have heard discussed locally, that a number of veterans are drawing unemployment com- pensation without making any effort whatever to se- cure a job. There have been instances where veterans re-| fused employment because | they: drew the $20 a week. ‘The Veterans Administra- tion says that about 1,700,-) 000 veterans are receiving | allowances at the rate of $135,000,000 a month. With excellent employment op- portunities, the number is considered excessive and General Bradley points out that if veterans waste their unemployment com pensa- tion advantage now, they may find themselves in strength in; ' Upholster and trimmer. Apply ——— Wanted—Several good cigar mak- is | Wanted, all ground beautician to itis"eeet antes. fits minimum 1S : s HELP WANTED | . —— INTERESTING WORK— INCREASED PAY! | Now you can start as Telephone Operator at $25 for a 40 - hour}; garet St. or phone 846-J. week (about $108 a Month) with; opportunity for earning more by overtime at time-and-a-half pay! $30 a Week (About $130 a Month) After 180 Days’ | Training and Experience Scheduled Pay Increases Pleasant Environment Liberal Benefit Plan Vacation With Pay Apply Telephone Office McDermott, Chief Operator | aug26-tf ; | Key West Bedding. augl-tf ‘ers. Good job for scrap work- ‘ers. Good steck. Room and board can be had for $10.00 per week. Write Thompson Cigar Factory, 72932 East Anderson ; St., Savannah, Ga. aug28-6t manage beauty shop in Poin- ciana. For :appointment phone 863. aug29-tf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY i ies. Theaterless communities. No coccccemiaae We rent err ipments. ‘ograms. a- sonable Remarkable possibili- ties — earn $50-$200 weekly. Roshon, 116 Creighton Bldg., Tampa, Fla. aug29-3tx } Second cook for Tug Witlet, | Only responsible person need apply. Apply Craig Dock, j aug31-3t |. —_— ’ EX-SERVICEMEN ©} Se¥"yourself up in business sup- | Blying R. & L. Kits. Same! products furnished by millions | to G.I’s during war. Write for; complete information today. Atlas Laboratories, Akron 14, O. | aug31-1t BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES . Distributors Wanted—All wood | prefabricated houses. FHA-! approved. Our large, modern! factories now in full production . for immediate deliveries. Ship- ments now being made from | our North Carolina factory. Ex-} clusive territory franchise avail- able. Century Prefabricating | Corp., 330 Walnut St., Phila. 6, Pa. aug31-it | SALESMEN WANTED Salesman. Permanent position | selling high-grade building and machinery maintenance prod- ucts this vicinity. National firm, } complete line, high commission. | Write Box 1341; Dallas, Tex. aug31-1tx WANTED | ‘Wanted—Homes of all kinds: One, | two and three bedrooms, furn-| ished or unfurnished. Cash waiting. Cecil Carbonell, 700 Duval Street. Phone 16. aug22-1naox | _RESERE SEAURE SaaS te Laundry to do at home if bundles are brought to 800 Elizabeth | street. aug29-3tx | Will pay cash for 1934 to 1939) Ford in good condition. Apply | House No. 6, Naval Air Station. | aug30-3tx | I am being transferred to Key! West about October first and, desire a nice two-bedroom home in good neighborhood on a year-round basis. I am a ci-| vilian, have a wife and two| children, seven and thirteen! years of age. Address Box 949, Hollywood, Fla. aug30-2tx | Substitute teacher, Sept. 9 - Oct. | 1. Grade 6. Contact W. E./ Fowler, principal, Harris school. | aug31-tf Wanted for Museum, rare cop-| ‘ per, silver, gold coins. Send | your list giving kind and dates. / Will pay premium. J. P. Cope- trouble later when employ- ment might not be available. | land, Wolfe City, Tex. | aug3i-ltx | it SSSR R BBC BBBee sees eee < FOR RENT week, 411 William St. aug20-26tx (baby accepted). aug2d-3tx Restaurant, completely equipped. Rooming house on second floor. Central location. Will lease to responsible party. with’ option to buy. Phone 477. aug30-7tx Store for rent. Recently reno- vated. Central location. Phone 477. aug30-7tx For Rent—Apartment to couple only, with all conveniences; lights, gas, water furnished. Refrigerator. $75.00 monthly. Apply 1509 South ’St. aug31-1tx Cool ocean-front semi-furnished | two-bedrom apartment. Waddell Avenue. OPA rental - $65 a month. Call 1163-J. aug31-2tx Furnished apartment, private bath, reasonable. 508 William Street, phone 831-R. aug31-2tx ‘Nicely furnished, airy three-room apartment. Hot and cold water. ; Adults. No pets. Apply 625 Angela. aug31-2tx For Bent—One-bedroom apart- ment. Completely and nicely furnished. $50.00 monthly. No $t. Phone 138-R. aug3l-2tx Fufnished bungalow, two bed- rooms. 1826 Fogarty Avenue. Apply 412 Eaton. Street. aug31-3tx | H | If you are looking for an invest- ment, I have it. Cecil Carbo-! nell, 700 Duval St., Upright piano. $35.00. 1404 Al- bury Street. aug30-2tx Boat; $13.00. ‘Lerigth 16’,- beam 3°7”, type open, draft 3’, regu- lar gas. Built 1945. Engine Brigg Stratton, 242 horsepow- ‘er. Apply 502-B, W.. Poin- ciana. aug30-2tx When von thmk of plumbing supplies or plumbing work, think of Pepper’s. Call us for! repairs or installations. Pep- per’s Plumbing Supplies, 512 Fleming, Phone 118. augl-ti If you are looking for a home, I have it. Cecil Carbonell, 700 Duval St., phone 16, aug29-6tx Pontoon, new, Army surplus. Cost over $1000. Can be used as dock for small boats. $75.00 cash. Phone 502. augl2-tf If you are looking for income, property, I have it. Cecil Car- bonell, 700 Duval St., phone 16. aug29-6tx | For Sale—303 Duval, abstract to! date. no mortgage. Apply | within. Mrs. R. Black. | aug30-3tx j Johnson, Phone 372. augl-tf Tomato and pepper plants. R.| Whitehead, 1310 Johnson St. aug30-2tx If you have business property, a home, apartment houses, room- ing houses or a business for sale, I succeed where others fail. I guarantee to sell it for you. Cecil Carbonell, 700 Du- val St., phone 16. aug29-6tx Boat, cabin deck, 25° 7%’ beam, 65 h.p. engine fully converted marine use. $575. Call 9174 between 12 - 1 P.M, 5 - 6 P.M. aug30-2tx Tf you are ooking for a business, I have it. Cecil Carbonell, 700 Duval St. phone 16. aug29-6tx Cheap Transportation $257.00 "34 Ford Sedan *35 Chevrolet Sedan $250.00 "35 Ford Sedan $275.00 °41 Studebaker Champion $700.00 Putcamp-Alexander Motors Division and Duval Streets SETS aug27?- PEER ss EDA Ts co Akh AE SR Ge le 2 NES 701} apo reineendeelibpeteiead tasers aehcai {Refrigeration sales and servicev ¢ghildren or pets. 626 William | C3} = Campbell's, 928 Division, 1 made, locks aug31-Itx Philadelphia — _ Albert Cooper, city -commis- oF | sioner, is in the Key West Muni- | T?* Only $159. The Great South-|cipal hospital, recuperating. No ie Ap se Ce = Ww. a are allowed, but his us 9-4746. and 9-4747. Nite ana arg a ice ae ; September, Sun. 2-6716. aug30-6t | ocked his condition. by The Citi-| te‘taken as zen,‘replied, “Mr. Cooper is get- . ee ae ho ul ie PSs ting along fine.” AL, : 1946. one eee CORRECTION © - By: (sd) i f hor t ig| There appeared in this For Sale Baaity; of buses St 900% Harris | mn ie the tmpencot The keed Se Ave. For information, call at 3 No, 6 Hunt’s Lane after 4:30; West Citizen of last Monday, p.m. aug26-6tx | Tuesday and Wednesday, an ad. vertisement for sale of a half in- PHOTO SUPPLIES in- | aN terest‘ im the Blind Pig, whieh also stated “Apply to Aquilino | ,,, Now! Pictures while you wait. Bring the children in the s10rn- } Lopez, Jr.” Judge Lopez has now jinformed The Key West Citizen } Notice ts ings. when’ itis cool. Hours, | that he had no connection nor; whom it way 11 am. to 2 p.m., 6 p.m. “until} 11 p.m. Photo Booth, 525 Du- has he had in the past any con-| MH. Gate. as val Street. aug31-tf nection with such business adver- MISCELLANEOUS Two luggage trailers, 16-600 tires. Corner First Street and Fogar- ty Avenue. aug3l-1tx tised for sale, and did riot author- is ize the publication of that ad, nor Ba had any knowledge of its intend-| Rerort ond mee ed publication, nor does he know | trix Cum the author of the gana oer a rs d In fact, Judge Lopez was absent wd) Repairs on all makes. All work } from Key West on official busi- As Ross, | ness: from last Sunday until last night when he first learned of the advertisement. Likewise The Citizen does not know, nor has it any record of who filed the ad- vertisement for publication inas- much as it was an ad aceepted phone repair- augli-lmo 89. Keys ed, ete. and paid for in cash over the Electrical motors repaired, called‘ counter. COFEEE for and delivered. Call Britt] The Key West Citizen regrets MILL at 585 or 1184. Romero’s Elec-!the unauthorized use of Judge AT ALL trical Service, 2612 Harris Ave.’ Lopez’ name. in connection with} GROCERS aug23-tf| the mentioned advertisement. Se soaiemubinde =o. Kouage sae am: We Will Be Closed All Day Monday, Labor Day!: Exclusively at HERMAN'S = i OEE ei P We Close Every Thursday at 1 0'Clock © ene!