The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 11, 1946, Page 2

told him, as kindly as pos- >) PAGE TWO From Corner Greene and Ann Strests oaly: Daily Newspaper in Ke: and Monros. County, sibel! The Citizen Building Entered at Key West, ‘lorida as second class matter i to use Breas "aon ROT 4 of-all nore ai hes te, tor nae a ‘ee thy srealten ‘a published tere. g has SURSORIPTION RATES QMO YORE eriineerernnecsmrneen $10.00 jx Months ae Mont! RSE %, | Gree miei te eae Wendy See : ADVERTISING RATES “Made known on application SPECIAL NOTICE ‘AN. reading. notices, cards thanks, resolutions of respect, eis uary fotices, poems, ete. will be charmed for at the rate of 10 conte Notices for cate reat ent 4 churehes from which revenue to be derived are, 5 cents i The Citizen is an ope: invites discussion of Public issues and subjects of local or general interest, but it will not publish anonymous communications, KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN 1, More Hotels and Apart- ments. fi 2. Beach and Bathing Pavilion 3. Airports—Land and Sea. 4. Consolidation of County and a City, Governments, 5. Community Auditorium. MONOGRAPHS Dear Ding: ‘There isn’t anything can do to improve the éather, but’ we’re glad to have you here, any- way. Yours, THE ORACLE. Truman P. Dingledein, New+Boca Chica «Weather Man. LITTLESBOMBS:TO BEAT. BIG ONES With all the experts tell-| ing. us about the destructive-| paign slanted toward the] ter in ness of the atom bomb and many’ of them warning that there is no, defense, we called ‘in our ‘Scientific’ ex- pert for the ‘purpose of se- curing, if possible, some means by which disaster} may be averted in the event! that a rough-and-tough en-} emy attempts to drop bombs on this country. The sober-minded riamabak of our staff went to work immediately. After many weeks of mental effort he now reports that the proper defense against the atomic bomb.is not, as others as- sertz the simple process of drepping them on the en- emyis.country first. He says) 6 that big atomic bombs can | paign designed | the right sort of people to | Key West. All civic organi- be thwarted by little atomic DOHIDS.,.61) "His. plan’ seems fairly simple-.Enemy. planes, . fly- ing toward this country, -with atomic bombs, will be apprehtnded'by radar ‘while tar away. A range-finding device will give long-range gunners accurate data, en- abling them to fire an atomic-propelled bullet, which itself will be a minia- ture atomic bomb. These will hit the enemy planes, causing’ premature explosion of the bomb loads and save the U.S. Pausing, after explaining his simple solution, the ex- pert asked us, modestly, “Why hasn’t somebody thought of this before?” We sible, that we did not know. There is little use to argue with one who knows more than you do and none at all with to argue somebody who knows. Reading i is done very hur- riedly in this day and age, and so readers of The Citi- zen often are confused by}. the “10 Years Ago” column. This writer has tripped him- self several times, in glanc- ing over the columns, It is excusable carelessness, but don’t forget for “even the worthy Homer sometimes eas.” Sisal a a Es en ne ee teen er ant ig EEN A Ws anes mA NOW IS THE TIME 2 i aah ee enn eel Will the old-timers of NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE Key West wake up some morning to find that smart Yankee capital has seized this island and is hell bent} on cashing in on its won- derous climate, fishing, and no abt beautiful scenecry? We are not dreaming when we tell you that one of these - | days, and before very long, Key West is going to be “‘dis- covered” in a big way, Neither are we dreaming when we tell you that mam- moth hotels similar to the Towers in Miami and the Traymore in Atlantic City, are going to spring up along these shores, and that where hundreds visit here today, thousands will come tomor- row. As the only frost-free piece of soil in the United States, as the only Island Eden where sea breezes blow constantly through ptetty palms and flowering trees, Key West cannot es- cape her destiny of becom- ing, in time, perhaps the most attractive and popular winter resort: on the North American Continent. But why wait for Yankee capital, or any other outside capital, to come here and skim the cream from this potential gold mine? Key West can preserve her dig- nity, her pieturesqueness, and her God-given beauty while, at the same time, making all the money she needs to make from tourists, provided—and we say pro- vided _ advisedly—the _ citi- zens who now live here take matters into their hands and begin the advancement of a program toward this end. One of the things that |needs most to be started | right now is a restrained, dignified advertising cam- to attract zations in the ‘city that lay claim to having the slight- est interest in the future of Key: West should band to- gether for this purpose, and they should proceed in a business-like ‘way to formu- late an advertising cam- eyes of eager tourists. Committees are often cumbersome, hesitant, dila- tory. Let the combined civic groups appoint one man—anh experienced, capable adver- tising executive—and give him free reign to put Key West before the public in any way that he thinks best. The Citizen has heard a lot of talk along this line recently, but so far nothing has been done. It seems to us that the Jaycees were going to do something about it, and the Overseas Road and Toll Bridge District, but recently there has been nothing but an abundance of silence on the subject com- ing from all directions, As The Citizen suggested in these columns not long ago, a good first step in the right direction would be. to get together an attractive folder on Key West—Key West, mind you, not the Overseas Highway — and see that it has adequate dis- tribution in the Union Sta- tion at Jacksonville, and in the leading hotels at Miami and elsewhere. After this first step is taken the rest may not be so difficult. Very few people willingly try to do work that some) one else should do. A free press is worthless | unless journalists worship the truth, even in the report-| ing of incidental matters. Russia has definitely come to the conclusion that | communism and capitalism cannot survive in the same} world, but Russia may be} wrong as either may keep! the other from overlording | the world. Because of its to-| talitarianism Russia has the | harder roe to hoe, If there | were only one pelitical party | in the United States it would become necessary to create another, if for ne other rea-| son than to keep the en- trenched party in check. Power unrestrained even- tually destroys itself. | | {s i | Solicitor for Plaint THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LEGALS CATION FOR FINA cree ogg 1933) my Boyt COU or THE COU Y DGR, MONROE COUNTY, mie om FLORIDA, IN) PRO- In re the Hatate of NRLTPA ACW iM ARSH, Deceased. » ALL WHOM If MAY CONCARN: Ss hereby given that H, Whitmarsh, Administrator, filed his final report ax Administrator of the entate of Henrlettn A. Whitmarsh, deoemsed; that he filed his petition for final discharge, and that he will gonly to the jonerable Raymond R. Eord, County Judge of Monroe County, Morida, on the 38th day of September, 146, for approval of seame and for final divcharge as Ad- miniatrator of the estate of ten- etta A, Whitmarsh, deceased, on this 28th aay of September, 1946, Hod WHITMARSH, Administrator of the estate of Henrietta A. Whiunarsh, wept 4ette18 caiman ti IN Ta re: ROLLO Ret ROBT AR, a, TO ALE eRRPITORS “AND SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR MANDA AGAINST SAID EST You and each of you are notified and required t any claims and demands wh or either ef yeu, may hay the estate of Rollo R. Costar, ceased, late of said County, to the County Judge of Monroe County, Florida, at Ris office In the court | hotine of said County at Key West, | Florida, ‘within. elght calendar months’ from the time of first publication of this notic Rach claim er demand shall | in wriaing, and shall state the place residence and post | office addres i and shall be sworn to i ant, his agent pr such claim or demand not s shail be void. Dated the ber, >. any 10th day of IN THE CIRCUP c BLEVENTH J y OF FLORIDA, IN FOR MONROE COUNTY, IN CHAN- CERY No. 10-725 FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE EDUARDO H. GATO. Jr., Plaintiff, versus H STANLEY z. SOLERR. AS SOLE CRVIV IN STRATOR} DE BO! is WILL AN T. Defendants. NOTICE MASTEAUS SALE Notice is hereby given that un< der and by virtue the Fina cree ef foreclosure and sale here- tofore entered in that certain} cause pending in the reutt | Court of the Eleventh Judicial ¢ cuit of Biorida, in ang for Count: in Changery cing ery Case No. 1 in which EVUARDO He GATO, Jr, is. the Plaintiff, and STANLEY _R. MILLER, SOLE SURVIVING ADMINIST. TOR DE BONIS NON WiTH TI aD; EPHINE B. BURBANK, WIDO Wi; JANET McLEOD RILEY, NEE BURBAN CONRAD M. RILEY; CHARLES BAXTER BURBANK; and aM ARY F. BURBANK; ndants, 1, as Special Mas- cory, appointed by the offer for } outery to} y cash at the} front door of the courthouse, Mon- roe County, Florida, in the City of Key West, Florida, on Monday, the ith day of October, 1946, during the legal hours of sale,, the following described property, situate in Mon- roe County, Florida, t ots 16, 11, 12 of Block 6; Lots and 18 of Block ? and Lot of Block 6 of Martello Towers, subdivision, according fo the pi thereof recorded in Plat Book 1, page 140, of the Public Records ot Monroe’ County, Florida, together with all and singular the | | | Court in s sale and maul tenements, hereditaments and ap- purtenances thereunto belonging. Rach of the above described lots | will be offered for sale and sold separate) The all and hereditaments and thereunto be to_satisty Dated this 1946. d property, together with singular the tenements, are being sold Bist day of August, Case No. 10-855, H CLARENCE E. HICKMAN. | Plaintite | MARY LBL. A PARKS HICK ite Defendant. SR OF PEBLICATION la Parks Hickman, i uired to ap- of Complaint for ove styled cause 3rd day of Sep- on or before the tember, A. D. 1946, otherwise the allegations therein will be taken as confessed. This order is to be a week for four co in The Key West zen, 2 News- paper published in the City of Key West, Fiorida. Done and Orécered this 20th day . A.D. 1946. Ross CS published once ive weeks By (sd) Heathles (sa) ANlan B. Clear CUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, LN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, IN CHANCERY. se No. 10. DOROTHY J NE RUC KER SHELL Plaintiff, IN THE €| DIVORCE vs. SAMUEL M. SH te ORDER @F P' TO 8. MUEL M. d, UBLIC! HELDE » Ohio. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint for | divorce in the above styled © on or before the 30th day tember, A.D. 1946, otherw the allegations therein will be taken as confessed. i This order is to be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a newspaper published in the City of Key West, Florida. | (Pone and Ordered this 26th day August, A.D. 1946. (SE AL) ROSS C. SAWYER, Clerk of the Circuit Court, | Monroe County, Florida. | { By: KATHLEEN Novrra ees uty Clerk. Jr. ge Allan B. Cleare, ‘olicitor for aug ft. sept 4-11-18, 1946 | 1946 saps Bauman . | (skaL) RO! SAWYER, ow ond ‘i a F Clerk of, ii? Vc eee Stet “But why are you crying?” |" Gertificate No. 2; Year of lssu-{ his unknown spouse, and | ——-—=------ - —— ance, 1944 ! pe le, and if married, ri f Pyle, his unknow: LEGALS | Your Horoscope | ae wig” UNDER FICTITIOUS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER Robe 43 TUTE NOTICE 18 HEROOY GIVEN that Tl, 1946—Today indicates one of the Erie the undersigned, desiring to engage who will reach a good old ‘Bay, 1 RUSE, mee Ase ANC filled with pleasure and profit; Dr. Luther A. pounded the cell. dgor until 409 Grinnell Street, Key West, The degree shows a benevolent, the Yale Baty Slo up the lock. When, Jailer dora intends reine” me’? fatherly interest in the associates, Littletown, Pa ox, | Abner, Witherspoon went, to- re- the Cireult Court of Monroe County, begetting love and respect, and; pr, Carl oi iad oF et-| move him for trial, he found it Dated August 27th, 1946, | holding the regard to the end.'sity of Illinois professor of necessary to chisel the man. out SA AMURL E wags, There is much ability and with ' ganic chemistry, former aap ee of his cell. dic RGS;s, ‘good major aspects the life should | American Chemical Society, born aug 28; sept 4-11-18, 1946 be an enviable one. near Waynesville, Ill, 52 years ago. Gov. Robert S. Kerr of Okla-| homa, born at Ada, Okla., 50 years ago. 4 Dr. Harvey Fletcher, noted aE physicist-director Bell Telephone on 1 CIRCUIT, Laboratories, born at Provo, cuancery. Utah, 62 years ago. | Gen. William I. Westervelt, re- tired, born Corpus Christi, Tex., 70 years ago. Prof. William T. Walsh of Man- Subscribe to ‘Ine Citizen. NOTICE of. APTLICATION FOR House BUN norice ty Misyeey GIVEN, that A. Maitland Adams, the holder‘ eof the following ertificates, has filed said certificates for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certifi- éate numbers and years of issuance, the de iption of the property, and the names in which it was assessed are ws follow 0-841 surr to. FORECLOSE 651; Year of Is- MORTGAGE 4 iNATHALIE TAYLOR, as Admin- cription of Property: Pt Lot istratrix cum testamento annexo 4 NO NAME KEY, Se: 1s, Twp of the estate of Hugh Gunn, de- 66S, Range B.. 18%. Aer ees | hattanville College, New York, 1adh. As in’ Mon Plaintiff, . ‘noted Catholic teacher of Eng- County Records. Name in which assessed: Dodd | E. GUILFORD- BAUMAN, and if jlish, born at Waterbury, Conn., 55. ridge B. Russell | married” ——-——— BAUMAN, his | years ago. Alt of said pr Gounty of Monroe, Uniess such certif! ficates shall be redeem ing to law the propert In such certificate or will be at the fir: being in the | unknown spouse, et ate of Florida. | Defendants. NOTICE TO APPEA AME OF THE STATE | Worried | “Why are you crying?” : Guilford Rauman | “Father called mother a wad- |} 2nd Street | non, New’ York | dling goose.” | “Well?” “Mother called father a stupid | IN THE [OF F LORIDAY house door in the month of Oc 9 which is the 7th day 1946. aa “tis 28th day of August, Wife of Dr, E. Guilford unty, Florida. apt 4-41-18, 1946 i cult Court ot | Mt, Vernon, New York i y k “Well, what am I?” Lawrence Pyle of Dr. B, Guilford Bauman 5) H il; W. 2nd Street Fe ieee Grocer SELLS That GOOD NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR | Mt. Vernon, New York TAX DEED | ae ¢ yrence Pyl EERE Eemonen| STAR * BRAND | - 2nd | | eeusax COFFEE | House BULN 5) E : 117 ree! Mt Vernon, New ‘York } and CUBAN © NATIONAL ;\ AIRLINES All parties claiming interest ihe Wencription oF” the by, through, under or against Try A Pound Today!! . and the nes in which} 3. Guilford Bauman, and if; Bauma ried, — Ly sed are as follows 5 » are not knowe t ad or alive. a All parties haying, or claiming being in} to have, any right, title or “said prop the County of Mor State of! terest “in ‘the ‘following ¢ Florida i ved property situate, 1 Unless such certificate ing and being in Monroe ficates shall be redeemed County, Florida, to-wit: ing to law the prop Northwest quarter (NW%4) of in such certificate the Northwest qué vill. be sold to the n (NW) of Section thirt court house door, on Township fifty-nine yi Monday in the month of Oc South of Range ont (40) r, 1945, which is the 7th day j fast, containing forty (40) of October. 1946. | acres, mere or less, and lying Dated this 28th day of August,} and being on Key Largo, Mon- » f Bee aera Nc roe County, Florida. Clerk of uit Court of! you AND EACH OF YOU are’ Monroe County, a. ! hereby notified and required to ap- aug 28; sept 411-18, 1946 pear to the Rill of Complaint filed jin the above-styled cause and to Real |file your appearance per 'py attorney on or befor H 2 CIRCUIT COURT OF THB ¥Y#ttormey on or by 5 ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT 22¥ 9f September, 1946, otherwise, ICE LDUDICIAL (CIRCUI® the allegations of the Bill of Com- MONROE COUNTY; Piaint will be taken as confessed aS toed OUREY: i) is Guaran’ Saee 10-854 a_suit instituted by the | ROY LEONARD BUMGARNER, a0 ta Dee Aeeinsts ya URE eintie. u to foreclose a ce P vs. DIVOR: JE JUANITA FALLS BUMGARNER, Place Your Refrigeration on a REAL ICE BASIS and You Will Get GUARANTEED Refrigeration Service REAL ICE * 2." It Is PURE «|| Thompson Enterprises, Ine. Healthy and Safe (ICE DIVISION) Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION To: Jenny Juanita Falls Bumgarner, Route 2, Gastonia, North Carolina You are hereby required to ap- péar to the Bill of Complaint for divorce in the above < 3 A. H. Meinnis and Hugh Gunn { lated the 19th day of July A 3 and recorded in ortgage < R at Page Public Re $ of Monroe County, Florida, the said Law: nty deed (an instr said uu | eal), recorded in Deed | po eet 1 v E-5 at Page 371, rwise “ublic Records, ' from oa be taken | Guilford Bauman dated the 31st “sas | jof January A, D., 1927, assumed and agreed to pa This notice a Week in ‘The ed. rs to be published once nsecutive week publishea | on cutive | West, | i i West, Florida \ Done and Ordered this 20th day ; , A. D. 1941 Monroe Co: DATED Ross 1 County, Clerk of the Cire Monroe County, Ry (sd) Kathleen’ ag Deputy Clerk (sd) Allan B. Cleare, Jr. Solicitor for Plaintiff. aug21-28:sept4-11,1946 lose PHONE NO. 8 KEY WEST, FLA. . mortgage. covering the above deseribed land made by W, H. | Peace and H. L. ppleman’ and Mabel Cappleman, his wife, to | REG.US. PAT. oO} BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY GF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY KEY WEST COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY % Hear Morton Downey, WKWF, 12:15 P.M., Monday through Friday