The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 20, 1946, Page 2

Another suggestion to the Key West Business Men’s Association : Write to the Florida East Citizen ca nly Pas Wantos County Retered at Key West, Florida - class matter Citizen that La Casa Marina will not be opened to tour- ists the coming winter is true, and, if true, try to ov- ercome the conditions that) hote! closed. The Citizen gave the *-9 | story to its readers as it was}: given to us. Possibly there is something in. the assump- tion that negotiations with| the Navy regarding the re- » A eemsnseesees eamenmnmemememenaras SS Saad OV ERTISING Made keown on apvlication en SPROIAL NOTICE All read notices, ot %, Fenol or Ce wary Rotices, in cehar@ed for at Tate of 10 cents jamont by revenue is ts @ line. forum and pany after using it for three years may not be completed. The informants. said such an assumption was the only why the hotel will not be} other drawback, such as} staffing the hotel or prepar- ing it for the use of tourists, that had been brought to their attention. In Miami, when the com- pany decided to close the! old Royal Palm, the Cham- ber of pac vara preg M active immediately, learn . pee apres and Apart |) the cause of Seat action. Beach __ 1) That. activity ved. of no M and Bathing Pavilion} avail, yet. it Semsmiraied Lom. Land and Sea. |) that civic leaders in that city 4 Consolidation of County and |! were on tiptoe to deal with | i CIVIC DUTY Trine. have resulted in keeping the |fect appears elsewhere in The * 1Gitizen today. years ago. turn of the hotel te the com-/""Tyn1on. Sinclair of Calif,, famed reason they could determine {Economie Affairs, son of late ly Car Parts: | The Twins Garage, “The South- |” ‘Sta 180 oy aa wee . ites," street, 0 oe Coast Hotel Company in St.! and operated by Peter and ‘Tony | Augustine to ascertain if the | Bstenoz, specializing in auto re- information received by The} pairs, auto painting, body and fender work, has concluded ar- rangements with manufacturers 'and will in the very near future be in a position to supply genuine auto-parts for all makes of cars. | RA’ EERE reso e The announcement to this ef ig eaeegeaeenene TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS. 8 NEE. (Know America) ‘POSITION Lewis B. Schwellenbach of! |: That Pays: Spokane, Wash., secretary of la- | : $25 A WEEK TO START bor, born in Superior, Wise., 52} (About $108 a Month) Over $30 a Week (About $130 a Baltimore, 68 author, born in and Experience in years ago. sewn Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati, TELEPHONE OPERATING lawyer, former director, Wartime | ERB . ..That’s for a 40-hour week, and: there’s opportunity to earn considerably more for overtime President, born Cincinnati, 49 is no !¥eas ago. opened, because there is n0/""G.. Rason, cartoonist, creator work at time-and-a-half of “The Gumps”, born in Cincin- nati, 45 years ago. Dr. Henry H. Hill, president of | the Georgia Peabody College for | Teachers, bern at Statesville, N. C., 52 years ago. Jerome D. Barnum, Syracuse, | N. Y., newspaper publisher, born! im Syracuse, 53 years ago. j Paul B. West, president of the} Association of National Advertis- | BUT THAT'S NOT ALL Scheduled Pay Increases Liberal Employe Benefits Vacation With Pay Investigate -This Fascinating Position Today! Telephone Office 54 years. ago. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE A(ibert) Ford Hinrichs, assist- | ant commissioner of labor sta-| tistics, Washington, «born in! City Governments. : : phi the source in attempts to &-Community Auditorium. conserve the interests in Miami. Whether or not the Key | West Business Men's Asso-! ; ciation will meet with suc-| fh eess in having the hotel} opened for the coming win- ter season éan not be deter- mined unless action is taken, If the action is unsuccessful, To: Mr. Wilbert Moehrke, Boy Scout Leader: ~'fhanks for all your ef- forts and accomplish- ments in Key West Scout- ing. Adios! | performed a civic duty. Yours, _THE ORACLE. /run dry in the next twenty years, as some experts Sa oil in the Middle East wou! ‘come in handy. = ih a fs she” is unter, } then the association stil! has}; * If this country’s oil wells ‘Poland mi fee} humiliat-| | Brooklyn, N.Y., 47 years ago. { —— month) After 6 Months’ Training}: ers, barn at Lake George, N. Y., | Ms. MeDermott, Chief: Operator . Fy nell street. Completely furnished apartmetits, 1104 Division Street, contain- ing one bedroom. No animals or children. Phone 391-J or 622, must and concrete placed sees ss | $60 monthly. | septl7-5t Well-furnished house, until Nov. | 30. Enlisted personnel pre- | ferred. Inquire 1117 Watson} St. bell Building. Food Center. cee rere pome enmeY Notes (Promissarys, ic each. Art- | man Press, Citizen Bldg., phone 51. ae eleanor ener | Furnished cottage, no electric | box. Couple only. 1128 Margaret, phone 846-J. | $$$ —$ $e ‘urnished four-room cottage. No! children, no’ pets. and TELEGRAPH COMPANY i head street. septl8-3tx | marl5-tf! No. pets. | sept20-2tx. 1229 White- sept20-1tx | Unfurnished apartment. 818 Oli- septi6-tfj, via Street. | {Salesman, full or part-time. 518 iend: ‘Was your uncle's pve St. mind vigorous and sane up to the’ very last?” } ——— septl8-3t' |Two-story block house, i ach Heir: “I don't know — the wilt Uphelster and trimmer. Appiy} won't be read uatil tomorrow.” | Key West Bedding. LEGALS | Silk presser. Must be experienc- | conditions. Poinciana Dry OF PUBLIC HEARING - ~ Renee vena Cleaners. is capable of managing. 3th, 1 f @: weekly guarantee, ing parties and in+ ik regards wo al- z Lis Zoning 509 Southard St. sept 20, 1946 a WANTED desiring ed. Top salary, good working | plus com- mission. Steady. position. Ap-, ply in person. Beauty Colony, | septl9-3tx | s, Wanted—Homes of all kinds: One, , two and three bedrooms, furn- Small 16-room hote! for sale off i sept3-tf | septl3-3t i ' 1 FOR SALE iF | terms. | Phone 405-R, «after 5 p.m. septl7-4tx | i 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. First class senior beautician, '7 apartments, 3 stores, all rented, $40.00 $500.00 per month net income. Price $28,000.00, only $8,000.00 cash, balance 10 years. | everal 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. lease, a real money maker. \I will buy or sell your: property, results guaranteed. > ~aug22- Imox! Ceci} Carbonell, 700 Duval Stree! Phone 16 In : : unde: ictic The : Russian influence, but par-| £ abana Bar andi i y when she re treet} misheds or unfurnished. Cash j tie wh rea TOT iceohes that Neil Z58. |. waiting: Cecil: Carbonell, 700 e tee : bs hae Street, Phone 16. rs. | $fouse trailers, wire or write, i es whieh | Re “The Navy before the! Ml be mext Congress, | way developed. with two or | than tint so ymin three carriers, had the best’ hodeet that a anced naval air foree in the! tinued deficit’ worid,” declares Hanson W.| spendiig, With the war over; Raidwin, military expert of! ~ the country yaderooing | the New York Times. i oa rots eyes » . a aie This general statement is dallan = ae ue ~ had applicable to the quality of ceeiie. and the fet s et our naval air force when the | bility of th s ure sta-| war with Japan began, but sabe anaes | no one should believe that, In depression times, the) before the war. the nation) .: advoea s in ; stats tactea sie hed. large coouzh nara Sant Mitten Kevne zt force in the Pacific. cat theary, which. to int it; The air force in being. clmaies te the erenent | ee the attack on Pearl! musi go; ih the red poe! Harbor startled the nation, | phe the. pump when peettigl was no doubt the best in the} Getare bed. Now the | world so far as tactics and | psn, thon seems to hdv ef} Taming were concerned but | forgotten the logical devel- epment of that theory— which is that in gooi times government must retrench, spend less than it receives, and build up some economic fat for lean years to come. A sound fiscal policy now must have three progressive phases. First, the budget must be balanced. Second, there must be an orderly program for reducing and eventually liquidating the) neblic debt. Third, when; sufficient progress has been | pe ne along the first two! States in supporting the mo-, phases, taxes on industry; tion to permit the Soviet pool ean must be} Ukraine to air charges at ray pig ncn j against the Greek govern-| ie. a. a ae = —_* hardly subject to} J ¥ | criticism. § | be avparent over decades.; If the Security Council of | But if must be the backbone Ini Jations is ' of any fiseal policy which ee eI will spare us from govern-| connection with the settle ment-induced inflation, the) ment of international dis-' pe ye a dag putes, there should be no - ° | ate Bae: 5 aaa} currency, and the kind of} “— em gore — general onanunc collapse | The American position is we are witnessing in Cen-! that it cannot refuse to hear tral Europe, China and else-| complaints brought bv any | where. member, but it should be un- es Gee savin: Nehod | derstood that this does not is interested in Aatindl excuses, | either approves the charges’ regardless of how convine-| made or believes that they! ing they sound to you. have a basis in fact. t touchand-go until it, along with the rest of the fleet, could be enlarged. ganized labor at that, but) one of these days there is} going to be one strike too! many. and labor will be un-| seated as capital is now. | HEARINGS NECESSARY } Re wspaper was not big enough for the} iob and, conseauently, the; ~ fighting in the Pacific was} iv Truk coryTy stpGe’s Court, , We are for labor, and or- | 7 The action of the United) ‘: mean that the United States; * FN RHE CrReUre Covet oF THE! ~ and lowest cash price. ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCLE OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. E AND FOR MONBOR COUNT). IN CHANCERY. Case No. 10-900 LEE L TAYLOR, Piaint “{ Miami, Phone 78-2859. |Wanted To Buy—Living . suite, Box, KWH, Citizen. vs. FORCE LUCILLE Fir You pear take shorthand. Must be permanent 2). Citizen Office. 3 = * be » day {+ any of following work: Cham- R ? ber maid, kitchen help or house ing. Susie Roli, 802 Simonton Street. septl9-2tx 1, 1945. | Wanted to. rent, by permanent residents, three-bedroom NOTKE OF PROBATE ; furnished modern house. Phone MONROE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. erat customs house. septl9-6tx MISCELLANEOUS Refrigeration sales and service. | { 220 Duval St., Phone 333. septl8-tt ’s, 928 Division, phone 189. Keys made, locks repair- ed, etc. sept3-1mo | Electrical motors repaired, called for and delivered. Cali Britt at 585 or 1184. Romero's Elec- trical Service, 2612 Harris Ave. 1946. | NOTICE TO CRE! ‘DEFORS IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY JL DG. MONROE COUNTY, 901 Pearl St. Phone 261-R. septl6-6tx tractor. 2800 Harris Drain fields repaired. too big or sma For in ate servi i 77-W. LOST da fi room septi6-6tx un- | * rnake,. year, length, condition _. E. W.:2- and 3 - bedroom bungalows, and unfurnished: : down payment, balance | — payable monthly. Johnson & Johnson, Phone 372. | s Harper, 1729 N.W. 43rd. Street, | sept12-30t | | 4 eral office work. Must type and ! Good salary. |Grocery and meat market. Clean and clean stock. location. Price very Phone 419. resident. | ‘= Write P.O. Box 708. sept16-6tx t “* | Wanted—Old rags. Call at The} janl7-tf j Metal slide-top ice box, suitable! | | | Repairs on al! makes. All work ; Zenith cabinet f guaranteed. Mumford & Ross, | | | i i septi-tf - | Mrs. Jessie Sawyer, dressmaker. | septl7-4tx i furnished | small sept3-tf 14’ inboard motorboat, Briggs-Stratton 1118 Eaton St. brand new. lanted—Young woman for gen-/ 4 hp. engine, both septl9-2tx store good business. able. Very Doing good reason- septl8-3tx ’ ‘Position. White woman wishing; for drinks, fish or po! ' Southard St. 919 -3tx sept ort, @ cleaning. No laundry or cook-}When vou think of plumbing supplies or plumbing work, think of Pepper’s. Call us for repairs or installations, Pep- per’s Plumbing Supplies, 512 Fieming, Phone 118. sept3-tf 1193, Soper, or see me at the | Chest, wardrobe, ; beds with ship mode and inners, 1207 Watson Street. youth’s bunk g ma septl7-3tx | very good c new. $150.00 ci 13-F J. Yates Porter Pi septl6-6tx bieycle, $15.00. A of 'Biack Cockerel Spaniel S38) near commissary. Ri returned to 39-D. United and White. sept20-2tx 3 dema 2. ¢{Man’s brown wallet. Ret S. Victory Furniture S ward, AS adminis aa : | be ROSES == TWO. YEAR OLD F: by Zone EVERBL NG VARIE eee | Re rt poopie i ¥ i rr to re- e oe b= % _ The firefly is not a fly but a were | Judge Rag 4 A press cameras, 35 mar'cameras | ism and 127 film. Evans Camera} ion and Supply Store, 506 Southard | sreup . Street. sept5-tf | by-gone te songs peculiar to FOR EXCHANGE compenied by Liew | Curry at the Will trade two small one-bed-| Lion Preskient room houses, furnished or un-| Secretary furnished, on same lots, ‘or, and severel two - bedroom house. Phone; West club will 657-3. sept20-3ix | Gables | attend @ mae ns S:- unart, JP, VARIETIES } of cheeking up FREE CATRLOG. + + | pase Can ret. eae Inch} | ous clubs’ activities dy thie sete W-TEX ROSE ry } — x S32 | Adam is the Hehrew wort tr * 60 N.E. 3rd Street 80 Rooms - Elevator Solarium 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS Anticipating the Purchase or Installation of Ranges. Water Heaters or other Large Electrical Leads, please check with this utility to be sare service can be supplied. The Transformer Shortage im curred by the copper situation has seriously affected our ability ity Etre System Overseas Transportation any, Ine. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Serwee MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving ALL POINTS on Florida Keys Between Miami and Key West Express Schedule: (Ne Stops En Route} LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (&%- CEPT SUNDAYS) at &08 P.M Ar rives st Miami at 12:08 o'chect Met nigh! LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (Ex=CEPT SUNDAYS) at 1200 otleck Mie night and arrives at Key Weal af 6:00 o'clock AM. Local Schedule: (Stops At All Intermediate ; LEAVES KEY WEST DAY ¢ ' CEPT SUNDAYS) at 68 o'clock A | N. and arrives at Miami af €08 « clock P.M. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at $00 ocieck AM. and arrives at Key West af &00 ouieeh P.M. j FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE Corner Eaten