The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 25, 1946, Page 2

ea cae emet tite West Citizen | From Career Deters’ et Key West, Florida ee clase xcl for repu' ens tches credited Netieee for Gearrbes from general publish of local or it OH not JAL. open ef public ismes | © communteations. ' ATTAINING GOALS Four times recently The Citizen has published stories about the construction of piers and yacht basins at various places in the lower and upper chain of the Flor- ida Keys. What we need in Key West for the accommoda- tion of yachtsmen, and have thus far been unable to get beyond the talking stage in our efforts, residents else- where in the county have taken action’ to make the piers and basins a reality. At one time it appeared that a part of the Garrison Bight would be developed | for the accommodation of qachtsmen, but the proposal made to the county com- missioners and to the city councilmen “looked so good” as a money. producer, immediately opposition was organized against the man who had made the.proposal. Such declamations that the Garrison Bight was too precious a heritage to the IMPROVEMENTS KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN More Hotels and Apart- ments. 2 Meech end Bathing Pavilion 3 Alrporte---Land and Sea. 4 Consolidation of County and City & Community Governments. Auditorium. MONOGRAPHS Dear Norma: Congratulations in be- ing elected the new presi- Went of Jayshees, and con- gratelations to Anna De- taney, the outgoing presi- dem, on the fine job she hax done Yours, THE ORACLE. Norma Dopp. New Jayshee President, Key West, Plorida, The American Legion in New Jersey, in annual con- vention. urges the Legisla- ture of that State to legalize binge, something of a gamb- lee game. because such a ep weuld produce ‘vast. henefite’” to veterans’ or- ganizations and churches. tn view of the reselation, we presume that hinge ie outlawed in New Jersey. that veterans’ or- ganizations and churches obey the law and thus fail te secure the “vast bene- fit.” that they might other- whee obtain through the prefite to be derived from operating bingo games. Hinge, in our opinion, is a comparatively mild form of gembling. Conducted by commercial operators, as it at fairs, carnivals and otter public events, one deubte whether the playing putiic has much chance to receive reasonable returns * money invested. Probably veterans organ- and churches would veterans’; people of Key West for/any part of it to be leased were heard, there and every- where in the city, as a re- sult of which the proposed developer was driven from the picture. . i The city was to. obtain acreage along the shore of the bight to develop it for the use of yachtsfhen, but | gradually that. activity died out and nothing further has been said about it for a good many months. And so it goes in this com- munity: just let it appear that anybody is going to earn money by making some} public improvement, and | you may be sure that ob- jectors will crop up in all parts of the city to kill the proposal. i And what is the result in this particular case? We biekered until we killed the project, whereas, in other parts of the county, resi- dents worked together to | benefit their communityjand | IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BLE No. 10-725 : ; FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE || EDUARDO H. j ' LEGALS VENTH JUDIC OF FLORIDA, IN MONROE COUNTY, AL OL iT AND FOR IN CHAN- GATO, Jr., Plaintiff, versus STANLEY SURVIV. R. MILLER, AS SOLE| LN G ADMINISTRATOR, BONIS NON W THEY ay. <ED OF THE ES- OF CHARLES 8. BAXTER,) DECEASED; RT A Defendants. NOTICE OF MASTER'S Notice is hereby given, that un- der and by virtue of the Final De- cree of fgreclosure and sale here- tofore entered in that certain cause pending in. the Cireuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Cir- i in and for Monroe | SALE EL 3 Jr, is the Plaintiff, STANLE MILLER, 4 SOLE SURV DMINISTRA- TOR DE BONIS NON WITH TH WILL ED OF THE TATE OF CHARLES 8S. BAXTER, DEC B. BURBANK, A VEE cLEOD RILEY, } M,. RILEY; i S$ BAXTER BURBANK; F, BURBA are nt i ter in Chance | Court in-said deer: y C | sale and sell at p y the highest bidder for cash at the front, door of the courtho: Mon- | roe County, Florida, in the City of | Key West, on Monday, the} ith day of October, 1 during the legal hours of sale, the following } described property, situate in Mon- | Sounty, Florida, to-wit: Lots 10,11, 12 of Block 6; Lots | l7-and 18 of BI | of Block 5 of Martello T | subdivision, srding to the thereof re ed in Plat Book 1, page 140, of the Public Records of Monroe Count lorida, together with all ana . nts, hereditamen| belonging: scribed Tots and sold ach of the will be offered for sale separately { the said property, together with | all and singular the tenements, hereditamen' and appurtenances! thereunto belonging, are being sold; t tisfy decree. } Dated thi: ist day of 1946. August, | sept 4-11-18- Key West In occupational licenses differently,! was introduced and read fpr the} first time at a meeting of the city 1 iL | !gation of Cuban officials |come to Key West to participate March 4> 1894 | Yara on October 10. ¥ | Citizen three conch pearls he had! |found in one conch shell. Two of} of the oxygen inhaled in a breath NATIONAL DOG WE (Observed This Week) et tet eterna: SUE Days Gone By OF THE CITIZEN OF SEPT. 25, 1936 | | | \ | ! An ordinance providing for council last night. The object is to do away with combination li- censes, | AND ADULTS TOWARD DOGS Vania, now middie and AND OTHER ANIMALS”. part of Tennessee, the an ‘ sce On up with a dog. Dogs are living Smia’s protest. {lessons in kindness. The child, 1789 — Congress | feeding and care. The child real- Constitution. 10 are adopted and lizes that he must do something become our Bill of Rights at 1100 Grinnell street. Funeral |President and Vice President, de- services will be conducted to-| iclared ratified. } The fourth objective is to ; P “TEACH KINDNESS AND CON-! _1775—Curious ben a |SIDERATION BY CHILDREN ,S0de: the proprietors of This object is based on the be-4 t® Congress as lief that every child should grow Colony, but refused Sirtetion 1d that owns ‘a’ dog soon learns that ‘sends to States for ratification his pet depends upon him for proposed Amendments t the ,0. B. Hall, 96, died at 1:30 fora living thing other tnan him-; 1804—12th Amendment to Com o’clock this morning in his home self, ‘stitution, manner of choosing morrow afternoon in St. Paul’s 1918—Americans begin 47-dey Episcopal Church by. the Rev. A. {Meuse-Argonne offensive which Today’s Anniversaries | (Know America) 1832—William Le Baron, Jen- B. Dimmick. | | os i ‘ ends in Germany suing for peace. |ney, Chicago engineer-architect, | 1939_Hitler, on trial for treason Domingo Milord, former Cu-| “true father of the skyscraper,” in then Republican Germany, de- born at Fairhaven, Mass. Died cates the guillotine awaits mak- June 15, 1907. Baa i : ers of German revolution of 1918 1841—James M. Bailey, popular j¢ and when Nazis get into com Danbury, Conn., newspaper hum- ¢y9) orist, publisher and author his 1949-14. Gen. Wainwright and day, born in Albany, N. Y. Died cme 6,000 American defenders i ‘of Bataan and Corregidor’ report 1847—Vinnie Ream Hoxie, the ‘eq Jap prisoners. Gas rationing | ulptr for whom Lincoln sat, ordered the country over : _ the first her sex to secure sculpt-, 1944 Allied planes from Aus- ae: of ee ssn uring contracts from the Govern- tralia Ca Senet ieee , ae cunty Commisciotlete at 4 ment,born in Madison, Wis. Died 1945sMolotov criticizes US roe county. commissioners at 8 Nov. 20, 1914. l slicy of deouaailens . meeting to be:held tonight. The, 4955 william §. Benson, ad Pony = — propcsed refunding is to be made miral, head of naval operations ii The aablent ‘Gem don Ro through the R. E. Crummer World War I, born at Macon, Ga." ans named the period between Company. | Died May 20;1982, ‘July 3 and cae 11 the dog This is Fire Prevention Week,!wote ior len morBam, days because during that period is 18 5 °K, world-famed biologist - zoologist the d eae: We the and Chief Harry Baker again pf Columbia and California Inst, Si71MS te GOB star, rose in a warns city officials of the many Technology, Nobel winner in 1933, east with the sun, fire hazards in Key West. authority on heredity, born in ren ae Lexington, Ky. Died Dec. 4, Sam Roberts; colored, 415 Vir- 1945. . ginia street, today showed The = ban consul in Key West, informs The Citizen that he and Com- mander Cabrera, while in Ha- vana, were told that a large dele- will in the celebration of El Grito de Man utilizes about 25 pér. cent | ncmsenercmsmmmem the pearls are perfect specimens, | of ai IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE} ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THR STATE OF .ORIBA, | IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. | IN CHANCERY, { Ca - 10-896 JOHN GOLI Plaintiff, TREADWELL DIVORCE GOLDER, V NORENE ORDER : Norene Tr C/o Stephens Cafe. Gramby and 24th St, Norfolk, Virginia. You are hereby required to ap- » the Bill of Complaint for e in the above styled ©: | pefore October 19th, otherwise the allegation will be taken as confessed. This order is to be published once | cutive weeks | sa Harmless Statistics: Even a philosopher rarely appre- ciates a joke at his expense. Labor is always entitled to just wages and a fair re- ward; this doesn’t mean that it should approptiate the property of stockKold- 4 ers. i WAR RISK INSURANCE | attain their; goals. } Some newspapers are ‘ask- ing what became of the | quarter of a billion dollars that Americans paid out in |war damage _ insurance, pointing out that claims in- volved only about a million | dollars. The insurance companies which took ten per cent of | the risk, got ten per cent of | the profits, but some $240,- | 000,000 is still held by the | RFC as a clear profit. We see no reason what- lever for the government to return this money to the property owners: who, took out the insurance. The war- risk plicy was designed to protect property all over the United States from enemy ations . 4 ee give the amateur gambler eat a — ett » but st the| aids hac oce : ee eceee Bet. Just 2 large scale, the premiums. en me, most American states ‘ ; charged would have been @ dave teadfastly declined to h teetd awnintetis tate bewalir any form of gamb- bs pines j Lae Sua in- bao ine. te the ne run, this is artidais Isaster to man) ebably the wisest course| mats. : ™ pursue The point is made that - | many owners of mortgaged “What the nation really | property in inland cities ob- oe fot ‘ " .| jected to paying for the in- ewe Weeds, perhaps, is a large ) ‘pil wes proportion of unselfish peo-| surance, seeing no poss! il-| theo ‘ .» | ity of injury, but that when | . —— the mortgage holder added | % woalé be nice if every-| the premium to the PAY at eved the laws of the| ment due, they let the mat-} t and tried to be helpfal| ter ride rather than take it) t ther people, wouldn't| into the court. = be true in Will you? Even if this | some instances, there can be} fee to @ critical shortage! little argument about the) tewbere, & C.. daily papers] insurance available to citi-| have announced that no dis- sv advertising can be ac- emted for a week. Were it ot for the Miami Herald, which eupplies The Citizen eth ite seweprint, there is ow telling to what extremes the Sthnagement would be required to resort in order te give some semblance of paper for the needs ad the commanity | i f newsprint the two “rl wisdom of having war-risk | zens whose property could | have been destroyed by en-| emy action. If the nation, in| assuming the burden of re-| imbursing all ‘ adopts a policy making this | insurance nationwide, there | is little fundamental objec-! tion. The war was nation-| wide and the burden of the war should be spread over | the entire country. [i citizens, | de e and Ordered this 17th day ptember, A.D. 1946. L) ROSS © SAWYER,-« | Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida | By: KATHLEEN NOTTAGR, Deputy Cletk (sd) Allan B, Cleare, J Solicitor for the Plainti sept 1 2-9, 1946 NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN'THE COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT AN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, FLOL IN PROBS In re e of ROLLO R. COSTAR, i ALL CREDITORS J SONS HAVING CLAIMS % NDS AGAINST S | eae or either of you, may have against | the estate of ceased, late of Ce Costar, de- to the rounty, Olle B. id Count of Monr at his offi in e court house of said County at K West, Florida, within. eight ar months from the time of he first publication — ¢ this notice. | Each claim or demand shall be| in writing, a shail state the place of residence and post office addr of the claimant nd shall be 8 nm to by the claim- ant, his a: t or attorney, any. such claim demand not so filed De void d the 10th day of Septem- . 1946. Date ber, A.D. (sd) JOHN H. COSTAR. As Administrator of the Estate of Rollo R. Costar, ni sept 11-18-25; oct 2, 1946 CRE COURT OF THE a IR Plaintiff, VO: Benjamin Vern R. F. Dp. No. 1 uuired to ap- Diverce filed you in the above styled cause on or before the 18th day of October, A.D. 1946, otherwise’ the allegations contained therein will be en as confessed » and Ordered at Ki a, this 17th day of § -D. 1946. Circuit Court Seal) ROSS CS Clerk By: KATHLE Deputy Clerk. Enrique Esquinaldo, Plainti sept 18 Attorney for 5; oct 2-9, 1946 | ‘TENTION TO MAKE R FINAL “COUNTY, . IN PRO-| e the Estate of : aTTA A. WHITMARSH, | Decea TO_ALL WHOM iT M Notice is hereby en that | ator, filed his | Whitmar Adminis! final report as Administ € e of Henrie! A ased fin that he but the third is small and im- perfectly formed. B. M. Dumcan, manager of the! Monroe County Road and Toll) 5 f oe : Bridge District, and Benjamin D. Trevor and ZB Stowers, mew! MINUTES 40 | | left for Miami this morning to attend a conference at. which} e will be considered the granting} e Real of contracts for the construction 4 of the proposed Overseas High- : ? ICE way bridges. A is Guaranteed PURE Today The Citizen says in an editorial paragraph: | ie “Man being a nomad by na-} ' ture, will take to the trailer as a} | duck does to water.” {ONE WAY) 3 Reva THREE... |, CONVENIENT FLIGHTS DAILY Pius Tox Yeur Horoscope WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,. 1946—Today endow: high order of intelligence. The powers of intuition and inspira- tion are well blended, especially on religious or philosophical lines. Avoid any. tendency to melan- | choly, and take much outdoor ex- ercise to ward off the possibility of religious mania. with a} ewes ONA PS AIRLINES OO ROUrR OF THE BUCCANEERS 510 SOUTHARD STREET \ TELEPHONE 1040 , The human body is about 70 PHONE NO. 8 per cent water. / | Whee Pann fm! 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