The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 17, 1946, Page 2

pe em Sida hearin anne aso ERY oe A the city manager feel they | tary Club. TAT! should cut down city ex-| Anas a penses, there should be! J. Lancelot Lester, Jr.,-and his tee = ; ** expect that they will do just] and a poor or over-worked © that when they come ashore| hospital staff is a serious |i manner. ! THE WRONG CHARACTERIZATION dense Charles Roberts, city fi- nancial director, informs The Citizen that department heads are receiving compar- atively small amounts of the} salaries paid by the city. He pointed out that The Citizen had used a Wrong|at noon today in his home at 908 characterization; that the} faton street, following an ill- term should have been di-!ness of a few hours. Funeral vision heads. He explained | services will be held tomorrow further that he is receiving | afternoon, with the Rev. E. E. ‘the same salary now as he |Evans, pastor of the First Congre- did when the councilmen | gational Church, officiating. were in power; that Dwight Hunter is paid only $150 a month to serve as the head West In Days Gone B AS TAKEN FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF SEPT. 17, 1936 Nest Citzn i Only Daily N ai yg lla Entered at Key West, Florida as second class matter oF - The Associa Press is s~ ively entitled to for | blica- tion of all news oe pars local to it or not this paper pie ews published here. . | Weather Bureau advisory, is-{ bie at 3:30 o'clock this after- of one department, and re-|{irbanee “was central, at 1:30 ceives nothing for serving aS} o'clock this afternoon 200 miles the head of another depart-} southeast of Cape Hatteras and ment. Further, Roberts stat-| traveling westwardly at 15 ed, Roy Hamlin receives no| miles an hour. Center of the hur- salary for serving as direc-jricane will strike in the vicinity tor of public safety. of Cape Hatteras about midnight, So The Citizen changes | the bureau said. the designation to read ea Miss Alice Curry played a Vision heads. Among them, | .eries of piano solos today at the if the city commission and|juncheon of the Key West Ro- ices, cards of thank, f respect, aot uary notices, is, ete. will be cha for at rate of 10 cents al Notices. for appr tains’ by churehes from which a revenue is to be derived are 5 cents a line. The Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion of public issues. and subjects of local or general interest, but it will not publish anonymous communications. sister, Miss Leonella eda left i i ity irs j this ainesville, ro ee ee eae the former will resume ped a |is studies in medicine in the Hunter, The Citizen assert- University of Florida. Miss Les- quite a deal of tapering off.! morning for IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED . i : ‘aia , jean = Le it is Hi gee from 2 ter will enter a business school Telephone Office 1, More. Hotels and Apart- || to per cent more now tO} jn Gainesville. f , _ ments. operate the city than it did eee RELL. TELEDHORE 2. Beach and Bathing Pavilion.|| 10 years ago. -That state-| WPA announced today that it and TELEGRAPH COMPANY | 3. Airports—Land and Sea. ment was neither affirmed | will recondition the municipal 4. Consolidation of County ana || nor denied. Chances are the | golf course on Stock Island. ; septi6-tf & i may}. ——— City Governments. percentage of increase Wee cri auiaces Jennie: Mas? John= Over $30 a Week (About $130 a month) After 6 Months’ Traitjing and Experience in } and there’s opportunity to earn} considerably more for overtime ({ work at time-and-a-half | A Antonio A. Gandolfo, 61, died Tiel ene ym, but mm he first 15 words pa eA words is 40c. teunneeseeeee wh RESPONSIBLE POSITION ; That Pays $25 A WEEK TO START | (About $108 a Month) “TELEPHONE OPERATIN | . .That’s fer a 40-hour week, BUT THAT’S NOT. ALL Scheduled Pay Increases Liberal Employe Benefits Vacation With Pay | Investigate This Fascinating Position Today! 5. Community Auditorium. exceed 30 per cent. aie son, Linton Vitt and Catherine Finally, as The Citizen sate left this morning for Tal- remarked before, the bulk] jahassee to resume their studies of the more than three-quar-! jn the Florida State College for ters of 4 million dollars in| Women. To: R. G. Danner, taxes Key Westers will pay Miami City M the coming fiscal year will pen jects. te SHARET, | be paid in the county court Miami, Florida. - | house and not in city hall. na of the Miami |} eo gambling element head t the present time it ‘ ti i this way, we’ll send them ]| takes approximately 5 hours Seared iiss Saertee ee right back whence they |, and 30 minutes to fly from} j¢ the automobile business MONOGRAPHS Howard Pinder, a carrier boy on The Citizen, who was in Mi- ami on a two weeks’ vacation, returned yesterday. came. | Miami to New York. The} continues to be brisk, we may Yours proposed schedule is 2 hours} eventually have two cars for | . THE ORACLE. and 30 minutes, and soon’ every filling station.” may be achieved. aecccccccee TEACHERS AND NURSES Two._. profession’ ‘sthat PEOPLE'S FORUM should be-avell paid foritheir|: ag peal a R ich, have sices’ of the views of its read- | been ‘underpaid’ in sections} SizbsMte, diets, any nme rhe iy Y 2 are,are teaching. and nu ja,’” Col ing\ underway - sala iz, command-' workers bearing, the worst) | of ifs effects,.these two pro- 'fession spe consid- ha” ’ WELCOME THE YANKEES Editor, The Citizen: I’ve expressed my views once or twice before but this letter concerns an editorial in the Wed- nesday, Sept. 11, issue of The! Citizen, “Now is the Time.” The “Conchs” (and I’m one) **Probably the educational+ profession’ has Periv. ed more favorable publicity’ re- cently. In many states teach- ers’ a are being ree and their profession laude eres Seaahinitiae Sy responsible officials. But| oe eevee eee oe vet anything too many hospitals remain} done to this beautiful island of understaffed and.are suffer-| ours. So why not invite “Yan- ing from a lack of candi-jkees’? with money? After all, a d, isa fine ‘although we have! h her we certainly. end to miss the op when she docks "portunity rp ohere. ~~~ Naturally, the uniforms Eaot Cuban midshipmen and} dates in nursing schools. who will benefit fhe most? Why * officers are designed to Teachers mold the lives | us “Conchs”, of course. We have . \to have someone to light the make even cold feminine! of future generations but} : ee hearts go pit-a-pat, and we} nurses save those of body— pel Onna me gets aatey | Let's cooperate with them in * in*Key West. As for the uni-| defect in-its community. It] ponefit to a a. yl forms of the enlisted men,| becomes even more serious) Now is the time for each home, alas, they aren’t any more} when we have an emergency | owner. to clean up his grounds e=attractive than those of our] in the family. and paint his home. lors. Nevertheless, Something is wrong with | Alsogether this could be a para- n s or not, sail-] a wage scale allowing taxi /dise. OFS. *e, world over haye a| drivers to make,more than|A HEAVILY TAXED CITIZEN. way With women and we @o| deans of Universities.;Some- ee not expect that any of our] thing js wrong when unskill-| TODAY IN HISTORY Cuban friends will be lone-} ed labor. makes more money (Know America) some for feminine compan-}*than’ skilled ‘nurses and, 1630—Boston, Mass., settled. ionship while visiting in] teachers. And: with infla-|_1776—The Presidio of San Key West. tion possible, and rising cost Pranciocs founded by spanthy ivi i 787—The Constitution adopt-~ of living an actuality, both ed: Constitutional Conventionitn Local girl wanted. Must know how to type and have some of- fice experience. Good all year} around job. Write Box 466. | septl7-2t | Clerk for grocery store. Apply Monroe Market. septl6-3tx | Apply Upholster and trimmer. sept3-tf Key West Bedding. Two clerks wanted, maie or fe- male. Apply Western Union. ‘ septl3-tf WANTED fomes of all kinds: One, two ana three bedrooms, furn- ished or unfurnished. Cash waiting. Cecil Carbonell, 700 Duval Street. Phone 16. Wan aug22-Iraox i House trailers, wire or write} make, year, length, condition! and lowest eash price. E. W. Harper, 1729 N.W. 43rd Street, Miami, Phone 78-2859. septl2-30t |/ Wanted To Buy—Living room; suite. Box K.W.H., Citizen. septl6-6tx | Wanted—Young woman for gen- eral office work. Must type and take shorthand. Good salary. } Must be permanent resident. Write P.O. Box 708. septi6-6tx PHOTO SUPPLIES i Movie cameras, movie projectors, | press cameras, 35 mm cameras | and 127 film. Evans Camera and Supply Store, 506 Southard ; Street. sept5-tf LOST $5.00 reward for return of Wil-/| lard motorcycle battery to 1609: Flagler Ave. sept16-3tx Eversharp pen, gray and gold. ; Reward if returned to Slone’s,: 655 Greene Street. septl7-3tx | FOR SALE | 24-inch bicycle. $25.50. ; 1900 Staples Av | septl7-1tx ; Girl's Good tires. ,25 sacks of cement for sale. 1900! George Smathers, our i helpi professions need a helping) >) Geiphia adjourns, with fin- congressman-elect, seems to| hand from the average cM | ished Ganstuition to be ratified! be the kind of a guy who is! zen of this country. by the States. H the same after he is elected worker who “1g12—A New York Convention | Even the as he was before. Let’s hope his affability and enthus- iasm for the job will not taper off with the passing of ‘time. reaped war profits or those! protests our war with Britain. who are making more in aj week today than they did in ; York lawyer-auth 1825—Mordecai M. Noah, New ects Grand Staples Ave. 2-wheel trailer, 9 ft. long, 4% ft. | wide. $20.00. 128 Ann, up-; stairs (rear, of Citizen). septl7-2tx Two-story block house, Two-story home, upstairs rented for $80.00 per month; 5 rooms downstairs, all furnished. Only $6,000.00, $3,000.00 cash, bal- ance monthly. 7 apartments, 3 stores, all rented, septl7-1tx | = Electrical motors repaired, called} be the seiine wet’ 11 o' bios the day of publication. BSaeepeeneuneas FOR SALE i it i i i jand the Southeast’s Household furniture, bicycle, 1/3 | since: the: weede h.p. electric motor. Apply 320 Simonton. septl7-2tx Leesburg, we found these bust- Man’s bicycle, new balloon tire, j good paint, new seat. $24.50. 1900 Staples Ave. sept17-3tx in some areas but generally they terms. | Phone 405-R, after 5 p.m. septl7-4tx j them, released by the the Army Jeep is already obso- | manufactured for them,.and this is something to think about if you $500.00 per month net income. | 1.1 to purchase one. Price $28,000.00, only $8,000.00 cash, balance 10 years. 4 witness the tragic 100-mile auto- mobile race at Lakewood featur- ing all Indianapolis cars and drivers. The every at- tracted 40,000 people and ‘was probably the most thrilling race Several 2-bedroom homes, one for $3,500.00, one for $5,500.00, one for $8,000.00, one for $8,500.00, one for $9,000.00 with two small cottages rented. major city 19 via Thomasville, Albany and have been good and farmers are | prosperous. More new cars were in evidence and I was amazed at the number of jeeps we passed on the highway. Hundreds of ; Army, | have been purchased by ex-sery- tice men, but I understand that) lete and that no parts are being | Arrived in Atlanta in time to Speaiway ! j f i ef Z f not mean anything to i cessive rains had hampered crops’ reader, Most everyone I met ested in Florida and visit the : i a prominent travel bureau ex- ecutive I asked him about. the Georgia quarantine against Flor- ida. He said he thought it was foolish and unnecessary but he ‘brought another matter to gay at- } tention that, it his opinion, was doing Florida far more harm as |far as tourist business was con- meet ever staged in the South, | cerned, and that was the ten- Small 16-room hotel for sale or | but it ended in the tragic pile-up | dency ‘of Miami landlords, cafe lease, a real money maker. ; |two world famed ‘drivers. The I. will buy or sell your property, | accident occurred in the 97th lap. results guaranteed. | Lakewood Park, where the race Cecil Carbonell, 700 Duval Street, | was held, is the site of the Phone 16 Southeastern Fair and it is truly septl7-4tx | one of the most beautiful exposi- |tion grounds in America with its '9. and 3 + bedroom Dungalows, | spacious buildings, rolling hills furnished and unfurnished: | and beautiful lake. The 1946 small down payment, balance | Fair will be staged from Septem- payable monthly. Johnson &{ ber 27 through October 6, and, Johnson, Phone 372. sept3-tf| according to President Mike Ben- | ton, promises to top everything One 55-gallon galvanized water in the past. tank, $25.00. Apply Adams | Florida will be well represented Dairy. septl4-3tx | With exhibits of cattle and poul- | try, including a display of Brah- For Sale—Duncan Phyfe dining |™ans, in which South Georgia room set and Colonial bedrocgn | Cattlemen are especially interest- set. Apply 526 or 920 Simon- | €4- With new agricultural and ton. septl6-3tx | commercial equipment beginning to come on the market, dealers Notes (Promissary), Ic each. Art-|2d distributors are arranging man Press, Citizen Bldg., phone | for comprehensive commercial 51. marl5-tf | exhibits and demonstrations. The show will be well worth seeing Zenith cabinet fifteen-tube radio, | and if you are planning a trip to very good condition, almost Atlanta better make it during the new. $150.00 cash. After six. | Fair period. 13-F J. Yates Porter Pl. | While Atlanta is the home of sept16-6tx ; Coca-Cola, that national beliy- ; wash is just as hard to find there Metal slide-top ice box, suitable | as it is in Florida. Stores receive for drinks, fish or poultry. 919/a limited supply on certain days Southard St. septl17-3tx | each week and you have to be - there when the delivery truck FOR RENT | arrives or you are out of luck. Butter and bacon are very scarce. Light housekeeping rooms. $5 per! and very costly. Most of the meat week. 411 William St, is black market and you have to aug20-26tx} know somebody who knows some- | body if you want to keep a stock Furnished cottage, near Commis-|of these and many other items sary. Couple only. Apply 704; Toilet paper is an White Street. septl6-2tx | counter commodity and harder to -|find than nylons. Paper of any Furnished apartment, 1014 Grin-|kind is mighty scarce for that nell street. septl7-5tx |matter and printers spend more Completely furnished apartments, | they do for printing orders. 1104 Division Street. contain-|; During my stay in Atlanta I ing one bedroom. No animals} was the guest of my friend, J. L. | or children. $60 monthly. | (Red) Ed; vho used to trav- Phone 391-J or 622. e igerton, who used to tr: Ls . .,/¢@l Florida for the Western News septl7-5t/ paper Union. He now has ROOMS FOR RENT { Vang printing business, spec ' Private bath, also share in bath: | 727 Eaton St. Phone 655-J. | TWO YEAR OLD F colt ie 1ELD Gi septl 3tX | EVERBLOOMING VARIETIES. OVER FIFTY VARIETIES FREE CATALOG + - ROSES In ORD TV-TEX ROSE MURSERIES ON BOX 532 TYLER , TEXAS MISCELLANEOUS Refrigeration sales and service. Repairs on all makes. All work guaranteed. Mumford & Rocs, 220 Duval st., phone 333. H augls-tt | Campbell’s, 928 Division, phone; 189. Keys made, locks repair- | ed, etc. sept3-lmo for and delivered. Call Britt at 585 or 1184. Romero's Elec- Mike tells me that; under-the- time looking for paper stock than | trical Service, 2612 Harris Ave. septl-tf j —————— Island in Niagara River as an When vou think of plumbing irs. Jessie Sawyer, dressmaker. | st un-| a month formerly, must '“Ararat”, a City of Refuge for] derstand that their children | Jews—but little else resulted. supplies or plumbing work, think of Pepper’s. Call us for deserve the best opportun- ity. The best 5 . : 908—First army . Russia rides, again. The includes an : i t. Se ited Nationa Genes Me | plane accident jomas sembly was scheduled to medical profession. It also! Wright, killed. convene on September 28 includes good teachers and, when Molotov asked a} petter schools for a genera- month’s ostponement. | ¢; toh fi ‘ + who left New York this day and gp tion which is starting out In reached California on Nov. 5. Byrnes declined and so did will be a! several other delegates, but “Russia insisted and. got her what we hope peaceful era. 4 To induce competence in Iceland. wish as usual. The excuse) these professions, there must ing of Lae, important Jap base given by Molotoy was that/ pe an adequate living inj in New Guinea. Russia did not’ have. enough] them. Respect, pride and a) diplomats to be represented good salary should go along (aYork. -It- seems that Stalin) needed in the future. Money — -onlv one man, Molotov,| spent for such peato:say “No,” and he can’t be} should be considered Ti two places at one time. / sound investment. @\scal hurricane in Florida iGeorgia-Carolina coastlines. officer in efficient and widespread | Selfridge, in plane with Orville; | 1941—U.S.A. forces arrives in} 1943—MacArthur reports tak- Two commercial deep freeze box- 1944—U.S, First Army makes: two new penetrations into Ger-! -.both. sessions, one in} with the work. To get these many. F ive'the other in New} virtues, more money will be’ 1945 — MacArthur announces | ba 4 - Jap occupation force would be! ‘eut to 200,000. as Army inaugu- Purposes | rates Jap re-education plan. Trop- and} repairs or installations. Pep- per’s Plumbing Supplies, 512° Fleming, Phone 118. sept3-tf ; 1911—First transcontinental air | Chest, wardrobe, youth's bunk! flig(:t, by Calbraith P. Rodgers, | ! beds with ship model ladder,’ {| and innerspring mattresses. 1207 Watson Street. © septl7-3tx | { i es and one 8 x 10 McCrey cool-! er. Apply Baer’s Matket. septl6-3t ;Duro pump, kerosene stove and! heaters, doors, rugs, living, din- } ing and bedroom furniture, chandeliers, mirrors, 9 x 12 linoleum. Phone 459-R, be- | tween 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. ; 4 septl7-19-21x 901 Pearl St., Phone 261-R. =a 72 A uee, septl6-6ix | ff iE) _ NOW AVAILABLE! Aah Furnished apartment, elderly | Eee a Made of Port Orford Cedat - % couple, rent free, caretaker | | a Slats, finished with non- status. ‘eeds some renovation. i chalking synthetic enamel. a 7 Phone 763-M septl6-2t ES Aluminum Blinds ate | = 2 Now Available! —- Orlando Carabailo, plumbing con- | a ° tractor, 2800 Harris Avenue. ee fal PROMPT DELIVERY |} 2 Drain fields repaired. No job! Eee a) too big or small. For immedi- a — ate service, call 77-W. ¥ AA XY a * | septl7-5tx SM IMA 7 = A h & A LADS BGI S GTM LEE KEY WEST. FLORIDA Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD STAR * BRAND AMERICAN COFFEE and CUBAN Try A Pound Today!! SLL 909 FLEMING STREET ~-+ PHONE 682 of seven cars and the death of | ang night-spot operators to high- | jack and push around thé Winter | Visitors. He told of his own ex- {perience and that of others, who |nad made hotel reservations and sent checks in advance for rooms | and on arrival found they hed no accommodations. The hotel re ! turned their check, having given ‘their rooms to a higher bidder. 'They finally managed to get a |room in a third-rate climb-your- jown-stairs joint at $10.00 a night and share-the-bath He predicted that the coming |tourist season would prove dis- appointing and that those to fol low would get worse, and said , the practice of sticking visitors ‘in the Miami area was giving all of Florida a black eye in the pub- lic mind and was tending to off- set any good that the advertising | program of the State Advertising | Commission might be doing. | Your Horoscope TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER !7, 1946—Today’s native will be in- clinsi to rove, fym a desire to get away from people. The dis- position is unsociable and may become misanthropic. Strive tw overcome any peculiarities that may show themselves, and keep [the moral tone as high as pos sible. Careful training will do much | A dp tet te ett di ie STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | TRIUMPH COFFEE MILL AT ALL GROCERS t is no longer necessary put up with the t trouble caused by Pin- Worms! A ly effeee with thi Aa