The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 18, 1946, Page 2

ee From Corner Greene and Ann Streets Only Dene Pa thd god in Key West ia Monroe County PRR anaes 0 2 Entered at Key West, Florida ae second class matter MEMBER OF TATED The Associated is exclus- way, ‘entitled to use ag bot ea tion of all news. ‘er mt to it or not otherwise cr Speaived in this paper and also the local news published here. BSCRIPTIOX RATES r renin RS sonths ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application NOTICE SPECIAL All reading notices, cards of thanks, resolutions of respect, obit- | uary notices, poems, etc. will be charged for. at the rate of 10 cents a Jin Notices for entertainment by churches from which a revenue is to be derived are 5 cents a line. The Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion ef public issues subjects of 1 or general interest, but ft will not publish 4 anonymous communications, NATI oA. IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN 1. More Hotels and Apart- ments. ae 2. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. 3. Airports—Lend and Sea. 4. Consolidation of County. and City Governments. 5, Community Auditorium. ; MONOGRAPHS Dr. A. J. Megna, City. Dear Dr.: Welcome to the Island City. I hope your stay will he long and pleasant. Yours, | THE ORACLE. ; Hastie NEA MUST U, S. CONSIDER CONQUEST ? * Many Americans, will be “surprised at the conclusion of Dr. Harold C. Urey, noted _ s@ientist, who says that the ‘4 United States faces a Choice | would’ ost’ et of waging war to contro] the world before other nations| P get the atomic bomb or of forming some effective ma- chinery of international con- trol to protect all nations from the bomb. Dr. Urey bases his think- ing upon the fact that (1) there is no military develop- ment against the bomb, (2) it is impossible to prevent others from discovering its secret, (3) the bombs can be made cheaply and in large numbers, and (4) if war breaks out they will be used and will destroy our civilization. + The idea expressed by the distinguished chemist is not altogether new _ because there have been suggestons from other sources that the atomic bomb will -be’ the: means of giving the United States control over the world. He finds no solution to the problem except “the aboli- tion of war” and, if this proves impossible, hints that the United States should Wage a war of world con- quest and subsequently po- lige and control the world. This alternative, he admits, is one that he does not “con- template with any pleasure” "> but he adds that it is one » «-“which may be a strict ne- ~... essity.” Tt is the business of every "majority to prevent any min- ~ ority from having its way. . ‘(he wise man never runs awav from facts and is not afraid of discovering the truth. Pleasures increase and sorrows decrease — when shared by others. Too many selfishly desire to share the pleasures but not the sor- rows. The traffic toll for the first six months of 1946 was 15.750:killed and 540.000 injured. Nearly all of these deaths and injuries might have been avoided if the driving had been careful. | mission 7 |in winter resorts of any ‘ACTION Now ESSENTIAL It. would be a three-league py} Stride for Key West if we could obtain a Pan-Ameri- can highway terminal, such as was discussed at 4 meeting of the Key West Business Men’s Association. It was estimated that the proposed terminal would cost $5,000,- 000, and, naturally, that es- timate poses a question : Where is the $5,000,000 coming from? It was suggested that the city, county and the Over- seas Road and Toll Bridge District raise a’ revolving fund of $5,000, 000. In the first "place, the Overseas district is not le- gally empowered to.enter in- to such an undertaking; and, in the second place, the city and county are now stag- gering under purdensome taxation. The Citizen feels confi- dent that the association is sincere in its efforts to pro- mote the interests of this community, so here are a few suggestions of things that may be accomplished now to help us the coming winter: The eounty commissioners have agreed to give $2,500 to a fund to advertise Key West'in' newspapers in Flor- ida, ours of this city, if the city 4 _ Overseas. com- j, contribute a similar J Let the " ciation’ ascer- tain what! ity and the bridge commission have done in that regard, and, as- suming they have not done anything, urge them to make the appropriation. With $7,500 Key Wes could be advertised effec- tively in Miami, St. Peters burg and other Florida newspapers outside of Key West. Anybody who has been consequence in Florida knows that shuffleboard courts are provided for the use of tourists, many of whom, , particularly elderly a tested i persons; are: that sport,.Ehq!court, which. would not cost much; can built in Bayview Park. lawns , court off bowling less. That ny is pastime, too, among tourists. {Let the association get be- hind movements to provide, small things of that nature —things that can be accom- plished before the beginning of. the coming séason. | Poverty is no disgrace, but it is terribly inconven- ient. But, it, should be re- membered, that most of the best things in life were born in poverty. Ever so many artists, writers, composers! and creators of wealth, etc., tasted its bitter dregs, be-| fore achieving success. Pov-| erty is inspirational, and prods to achievement, but it must be limited or r else is a failure. GOING TO THE MOON2 sar i ¢ There’is ‘ho waytito bridje the imaginative, | rocesss and alréady s ople are speaking | optimistically ‘of dispatching an expedition to the moon. s Recently, one of the larg- est popular magazines de- voted considerable space to a lengthy demonstration of the possibility of using rockets to send men to the moon. There were copious detaiis as to how the expedi- tion would reach the moon, | explore the surface and then return to earth. Now, comes Brig.-Gen. Henry B. Sayler, Chief of Ordnance Developments for the Army, who Bays that guided missiles: wit!’ possibly reach the moon’ in’ “about ten years” but that this will mean putting a “chunk of iron about the size of your fist on.the moon.)’ If, any- thing larger is to bé landed, the time will be much long- er. * i We are a bit wary about accepting the theories of the speculative scientists who are almost raedy to make plans for the first expedi- tion. It will be easy enough to shoot at the moon, but it will be another matter to reach the moon and make a return journey to the earth.! |; shall be void. popular P jar IN FoR NROE FLORIDA. i ‘PROBATE. Tn rez gantate of. OLLO R. cosrar, Deceased. bt oo Soe sa oie PE! You and each of you are hereby notified and required to present; ORD! any claims and demands which' you, }TO: Benjamin Vernon Kirven, D. No. 1, or either of you, may have against the estate of Rollo R. Costar, de- ceased, late of said County, to the Florida, at his office in the court house of sald County at Key West, Florida, within elght calendar | months’ from. the time of the! first’ publication of this notice, Each claim or demand shall be in writing, and shall states the place of residemce and post office address of the claimant, and shall be sworn to by the claim- ant; his agent or attorney, any such claim or demand not so filed Dated the 10th day of Septem- 1946. 9 ber, A.D. . (sd) JOHN H. COSTAR, As Administrator of the Estate of, Rollo R. Costar, deceased, sept 11-18 oct 2, 1946 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEE! House Bill No. 1! ; NOTIC HEREBY GIVEN, that A. Maitland Adams, the holder the following certificates, has fiied said certificates fora tax deed to be issued thefeon. The certi pate numbers and yeare 6f tasuance, | the description of the property, a a the names in which it was assessed \ro aL L. WHOM rt are as follow, Certificate suance, 1 1 Year of Is- Lot Twp Acres, Monroe Dodd- Pt 18, As recorded unty Records. in which . Russell. d said property County of Monroe, State of Florida Unless such certificatg or ficates shall be redeembd Ing to law the property des in shch certificate or certificates will be sold to the hig! at the court house de first Monday in the me tober, 1946, which is the of October, 194 Dated this in G assessed: béing in the 7th day Sth day of August, ROSS SAWYER, Clerk of Circuit Court ‘of Monroe County, Florida. ept 4-11-18, 1946 NOTICE Rie os FOR AX DEED Sea: Bill No. 4862 NOT 1S. HEREBY GIV: that Claude N, the holder of the following ; and the names in which ed are as follow 2; Year of Issu- ‘oe County Name in which Kerr Est. All_of said property being in the Gounty of Monroe, State ‘of Florida. ificate or certi- ficates shall be redeemed aceord- ing to law the property described in such certifi¢ate or certificates Will be sold to the highest bidder house door on. the in the month of Oc- is the 7th day of taber, 1946, ef October. Dated this 28th ROSS. C. SAWYER, Clerk. of Circuit Court of Monroe, Gouaty, Florid aug 28; sept 4-11-18, 1946 elie etapa IN,THE CIRCUIT. COURT OF THE B EN'T) SDECEAL AND FOR MONROR. ¢ _ FLORIDA. E a surr AY FORECLOSE MORTGAGE day August, istry; rs ceased, um. jestamento annexo state of Hugh Gunn, de- Plaintiff, ersus BAUMAN, and if - BAUMAN, his al., Defendants. NOTICE TO APPEAR TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO ve E. GUILFORD married unknown s Dr. x 117 Mt Guilford Bauman znd Street non, New York fe of Dr. uman % Guilford n Vernon, New York Lawrence Pyle care of Dr. E.G utiford Bauman W. 2nd . Vernon, Wife of L care of Dr. 117 W. 2nd Mt. Vernon, Guilford Bauman Street New York interest against and if Bauman, his. unknow spouse, and Lawrence Pyle, and if married, -— ———Pyle, his unknown ~ All , by, claiming under or Bauman, parties through, Guilford married, having, or claiming title or in- de- y right, the following property being terest scribed ing and County, Northwest feinecae the Northwest NW) of Section thirt 5), Township fifty-nine Range Fort ntaining acres, more or le and being on Key Largo, roe County, Florida. in 40) (40) , and lying Mon- you are d to ap nt filed to YOU AND EACH OF hereby notified and requir pear to the Bill of Compl in the above-: file your appe: by attorney on oF before the 26th day of September, 1946, the allegations of the Bill of plaint wil) be taken as confe; by you. This is a suit institu by the above-hamed Plaintiff against you each of you to foreclose a cer- mortgage covering the above degeribed land made by Ww. H ¥ and H. L. Cappleman and Mabel EK. Cappleman, his wife, to Meinnis and Hugh Gunn dated the 19th day of July A. D., . and recorded in Mortga kK R at Page 330, Public rs of Monroe County, Florida, which said mortgage the said Lawrence Pyle by warranty deed (an instru- ment under seal), recorded in Deed Book E-5 at Page 371, Monroe County Public Records, from E. Guilford Baumap dated the 31st day tal of January A. D., 1927, assumed and agreed to pay. This notice shall be published ence a week for four conse ive weeks in The Key West Cit a newspaper published in Key West, Monroe County, Florida. DATED at Key West, Monroe County, rida, this 26th day of Aug ist, 19 Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court Monroe County, Florida By (ad) Florence B. Sawyer Deput “lerk aug 28; sept 4-11-18, 1946 mt LILBREN ‘RELLY BENJAMIN VERNON BR OF RF. ‘Summerville, You are hereby County Judge of Monroe County,! pear to the mut for ‘Diverce filed jdays cut off Ocean City the’; in against © you allegations be taken as Done and Florida, this A.D. 19 «Cireuit ¢ Clerk By: KATHLEED : vee : gis WPA is considering a proposal: Enrique Esquinaldo, Attorney for Plaintif : | sept 18-25: oct 2-9, 1946 | station in Key West, ” } NOTICE OF INTENTION TO MAKE | | A. L. West, of the State Road tator, | Department, who had been here Years ago. APPLICAT! DE Probat I THE C OLET OF THE COUNTY on an officié! visit. with B. M.; Otto Ag ch ee Rov- | TONE Wa’ GE, MONROE COUNTY,’ Duncan, left for Miami yester- etmment labor adviser, born in | mae ee ee | dey. | Woodridge, N. J., 60 yenrs ago. THREE the Estate : RSS SSA VE NT HENRIETTA S Nvitirat JARSH, | ; } | CONVENIE <5 | The Harris School Parent- The firefly is not a fly, but ajj FLIGHTS DAILY Notice Is he AY hae Teacher Association held its first beetle. |) *Pis Tox . Administrator, fited ‘his |meeting of this school year final report as estate of. Henri deceased; that for final dis apply to the R. Lord, Count County, | Florid of Sep same and for "sinal ais IN THE oe IRCU ELEVE OF THE 2 TATE OF DR AND FOR MONROE CO CHANCERY, Case DOROTHY J SHELI vs. SAMUBL M SE TO You pear to the divorce in the on or before tember, A.D. allegations the a ed. week The er pu once a Weeks in and Oré of August, A.D. Ly Monroe | By: (sd) Allan Solicitor, for RB, | the Christion Science Publishing Society 1 ter yeu See: One, Norway Street, Boston 15, Massachusetts i CIAL introduc- i Please enter a special introductory subscription to tory subscription | The Christian Science Monitor—5 weeks (30 issues) for $1 J — five weeks — 30 issues — only | Nome. | {U. S. funds) | Street. | U city t a « j PB-4 | Jae a ia Bas mad ene eae eh ee east ae a ed come ctene mm cemeeS THE OCFRCUIP COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JU STATE FoR ' Saogge 17th day of Septémber, | urt Seal) OSS ¢ West, Fl RO: Clerk’ of t = — Key West In aes: ~~ Days Gone iF FLORIDA, | MONROE COUNTY. AS TAKEN FROM FILES. 5 OF THE CITIZEN OF sable ge EN, SEPT. 18, 1936 PUBLICATION abe The hurricane that had been™ {headed northward for several 20-897 - KIRYEN, Plaintiff, DIVORCE Box required to ap the above style of mainland when the winds swept _ the ‘across the Carolinas and Vir- will t_ Key West, cordirig to an Associated Press jand, (dispatch published in The Citi-| \ AWYER, | 7" ON FOR FINAL ARGE Law 1933) e ‘former oe Tex., 68 US. “Senator Peter 'G, Gerry of Rhode Island, New eaFs ABO. Michael J. a int ‘Transport Work. | ; ginia into Maryland today, ac- a Powel Crosley, Jr. noted Cin- ‘ einnati radio aca born there, ‘60 years ago. John L, Collyer, president of! to establish a radio broadcasting, B. F. Goodrich, Akron, Ohio, born ‘| it was an- in New York, 53 years ago. ‘ | nounced today. | . Wythe Williams of Easton, Pa., noted writer and radio commen- iam 0, rae York, 67 41 years ago, ) born in Meadville, Pa. 63 |! of the itmarsh, | Wednesday aftrenoon. petition | Administrato: jetta ©! Waite received a letter, today ker. 1 of from Sheriff Karl O. Thompson, | us AG-) who said that he had left Cleve- -d, on|land and gone to Hot Springs, | Askansas. y Judge on the the estate of F. S. Saunders, |keeper at the Dry Tortugas | lighthouse, and A. ‘Canalejo, ond assistant, arrived in Ke o West yesterday: on their quarter- | ly vacation. ae cox on or THE! RCU NT >. 1OSTO } NNE RUCKER | Plaintiff, Miss Frances Lowe, daughter of Mrs. Virgil S. Lowe, left Wed- Mrs, Lillie Wallace left yester- tday to visit her daughters at ; Lakeland,and Tampa. fa DIVORCE , 1ELDEN, i nesday for Tallahassee to re- sume her studies in. the Florida State College for Women. “the | taken | rein will be to be published | Miss Alice Gwynn and Miss four conse i area West aa | MILD TL ELIE AT LITE LOI. 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His saves laziest igning it ‘Won't the Purchase or Installation of ther please Ranges, Water Heaters or Large Electrical check with this utility to be sure service can be supplied. Loads, The’ Transformer Shortage in- eurred by the copper situation has seriously affected our ability to supply such services. KEY WEST COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY * Hear Morton Downey. WKWF, 12:15 P.M., Monday through Friday