The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 2, 1946, Page 2

PAGE TWO ty Recept Sunday, by | | SUCCESS TO THE WOMEN! A good many . foolish’ > es Owen ithings have originated in) | Fi ee | City Hall in Key West, as} 0° | tae No. coset { ORD en ad ann tures | Well as in the headquarters | ENSNEN Sin iret. nag: OF SHE, CHTIZEN OF sty Sate Semmeeee te Be wen | every other city m TRE | eee AMiN VrkRON RO OCT. 2. 183 aad Weates Coenty | country, but the most ridi-} ? Perendant < ! 2, “Forge | culous that has occurred | no Sart Ceregn h 3 | here is that the city buy the! DNS. hy Han Hamilton Adams has been USO club house in Jackson; You hs Se nfo “y — of the Key West a [emt to the BR Roe UNG papica’ quarium, succeeding Square for a city hall. \Qeatnet von i me AOE ‘Se 5 y- . Oetoder, AJ. Tels, oinerntee The his way to England to enter the "| Citizen asked those ques- eee ta Sees ee! FP Liverpool University. tiens when former city ‘hanged as British spy.’ at | Lost Battalion: 77th Division, st- TODAY IN HISTORY 1780—Yaj. John Andre; pan, N.Y, 1865—Gen. Robert E. Lee, federate head, becomes president of Washington College, Va. 1879—Capt. Francs S. Dodge and 40 colored soldiers cut their way through the Indians besieg- ing garrison in Colorado in s0- called Ute Massacre. 1889—First Pan American Con- ference, Washington, D. C. 1918—Beginning of Epic of the 29, Tap- ‘Con- gagement ring after « er ral CEA aL ‘ ~—y ayes | manager p ace ed the} preeida, th agree Fe ee Eas ; i tecked in the Argonne, one mix- tp, Mrs Dons Habsen gr0.00 | h os of the] chen Painek Seealks 4 nOvhOT case, caused by the ac- ed battalion from two regiments, the aid of her bushes. tor | Changing the nam 1 ke coRAWYRR, [| tvity Were of State Plant Board going as far as they could, the three sisters to help ber fine a 4] ase alg Ker yew: Those | Re: RA ah IRE eae emplayes spraying trees in yards, “Germans closed in on their rear;, They accompanied her en ® ~ *$8imames are identified with} Re eR ei oeck, [ORME wp today in circuit cburt. relieved six days later—only 164 tile search and returned heme] —|the city, have been the! Rrrtawe Reatinardo, . | Judge Jetforson B. Browne fined of the original 600 uninjur gloomily, only to be erected tr - names since the city became | Or Cont Te-DA; ood SA oR EHO @ofondant $50 on a charge of | 1933—Opening of the Univer-| Duffy, the family deg, whe a ~~ | @ city, and what was true} -—eeeenennenen contempt of court, The court had sity in = New York. parently had something wren of) of + os the streets RCUIT COURT OF THE | Ordered him to permit the spray-} 1939--FQ&n American! Confer- with one of his paws Weller’ & woe ee . hom eacae ane Het. . | ENTR FURAN. CIRCE ing of trees in oe yard, ot he ence seis up Western Herilisphere | the paw was of the missing Gi od tor wt the vate of 26 come | It is a landmark ‘of: the) STATS or TUORTHA. ay « WAN: | disobeyed the order “sea safety zones” mond ony mment 8 Meity’s organization. Tih e| eee © Came Noe routers wn Bins a gooey —_ — —— : = lime | present hall was dedicated | ™™FON S \URTN Tre Overseas Highway Com-|Sttement: “Since the Soviet Can- rom ana! F . a 1} Rar Inia “a stitution that freedom issues | in 1876, with much speech-| quip) ve R SLTON OR COE ST ONES CORA: FOES Oe iekigbinh 2s it is hoped neal or general e a Jebration, and ‘ néiant jthe construction of proposed hat os a her om se poditen | Making and ce ORDER OF PURLICATION bridges to connect the road to the , ~ < . ® cations =| for 76 years it has stood as | ‘holm alburs | nsietianek | 17942—Congress enacts so~c E Our it stands today, with minor | Se { Anti-Inflation Bill. oF € changes i Clifford G. Hicks, secretars ot! ejuasianar = “isiggi ors The next question in order ja we ithe Key West Country Club, an- |r er ee nee is: What is the matter with |‘ <jnoumced today that a dance will Silat esac 22. laden end sé mature - ————| (City Hall? There are no}' be held tomorrow night at the/day Foreign Ministers’ Couneil, $e souihe anc neal ree. tenes, =~ rewded conditions there; & Week for Yowr oc | club house on Stock Island London branes. Tell your web ovo OMPROVEMENTS FOR there is room for evetybo@y,] janer poniishea = fe & bottle of Creomusian the a EEY WEST ADVOCATED and, as for the USO chuib}',,,,, He rs. R. EH daugh-| Today's Anniversaries derstanding You must Like che way & BY THE CITIZER | oo it could be put into; ocvan ; Jane, of Lake Butler if ag a gece sigs Go ene you are More Motels and Apart-{Acity Hall building. The only a: | red yesterday. t0 5 7—Francis Hopkinson, New CREOM LSTON objection we have to City Ree |the winter in Key West rsey signer Declaration of In- Sent ond Qetag Piven. || Hon ja the two fights of|THoKA: © — e, Satirist for Chest Colds Brome pprmamosse-samicosemir . ne and Sea stairs leading to the assem oy ikea ;o4,} Cuban colonists began today t of the is ecient mot County and | bly hall and the offices of | Died 5 ; . arious city employes. 1S TRE COUNTY SUhCES COURT! &—Gazaway Buge : um But matters in that re-| i aN» POR WONROE COUNTS. Gec = gard have been improved! eee H —— | ever since former City Man | ager Dawe King hit on the; t MONOGRAPHS dea of placing the tax col- ; « ecter’s office on the ground Today The 7” ' f Most of the people/a editorial par ~ ue having YewT] who visit City Hall on busi- “Not el the nase Roles ness come to pay taxes and ate tbe found i Pa He onthly bills for the collec- — - } ours of trash and garbage,) cy v : HE ORACLE i the office they enter to TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS ca i s £ os make those payments is on a {Know America = the pre: put Real ' ger evel with the sidewalk. Ex-Secretary of dell vias = ees Saree | ' , 2 tesides, has the city any! born 2 c 1B46—(10 ve | ICE spare money to spend for| 2" ria Mosher, Brooklyn, ” ——_—_ the acquisition of the USO{ sna t Univ is Guarantees CHILDREN FIRST club house? If the city has ‘ | PURE any spare money, should | born in Vi ¥2 ! " pay some of the bills it owes. | | ago. eras i Pl s | Rr : j ag The Citizen favors the i Mis. R Rohde, one Ii ace our elricer albect : purchase of the USO ciub Sas time Mini: k. daugh- | . ns house by the Key W ar EVENTH JUDICIAL ter of the Jennings THE ARTMAK PRESS i ne ; usiness € 1 POR MONROE COUNT ik aan zs ini | REAL If t Rh i needy amd tion to be used as a recrea-| ™ ee 1 he = 4 MecNider | d sas i > ’ - “7 | —_ ns during tion center. The club house | HN GOLDE loca © decAaaetioun 2 eau and You Will Ge: GUARANTEED fetrge : agus is adapted for indoor recrea- | heag? onetime dip! Rage * & Well ed good, for tion purposes and hed been) ‘ | Mason = foe be duty «f ev m- used for that purpose from | ,, | Geor | » te leek after n, the time of its opening j | demt | Meee ° - Perwans is» TDho-Citinen trusts that | Lae Your Grover SELLS That GOOD || a & © repert that cessful in its efforts to Dec Si? A! i pse ¥ erp ¥ : © ratios am ef the the club house from ps AMERICAN || eter went where the Federal Works Agency. ‘tp Bu and CUBAN COFFEE i copameniata OP EN Esters eregtest nee is—to help- on aay | ar oT? biidre Most politicians get into} ee ee — The revealed that treuble when they abuse! ™ a —~ sate i ‘ the car eedy | their power. Dressed in a} * have been ao inade- little brief authority they) qeete that ne mew af ants wish to impress those with =e 6 . reise since whem they come in contact Res = ant > ary anti) recently, and gain only derision. | + 4 . hem the hildrer fw sai ; —~ je - oe whe had been needy EXPECTED AR WITH U.S. nti HuUeUS Ou a | 1t\ iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE! — = wvers bi The ani | BLEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, i“ » memnted on There may be a few) OF FLORIDA, IN AND FoR} r to 4 ‘ MONROE COUNTY. IN CHAN- . Americans who still cling to CERY ae { , . mmentary the idea that the Axis pow-) rereciestRE oF WoRTGAGE | ts Wel. em were friendly to the! = OD EN ee Hl ante se. Chitin, aboves States. They should | vermis i : t taken} take cognizittite ofthe facts | STANLEY ‘ proper} revealed in the jatest velume i: bere ml e@ecation| Of the “Nazi (Conspiracy " tirens|#nd Aggression” series, : he home! Which has been released by : ria | the United States Govern- sent so} ment : a child This shows that in Muay, r ee 1941, the German militar ” - w | attache in Tokyo discussed} seh er in-§ With the Japanese overseas : nes minister “the forms in which happr n would start hostil- up n case of between hor. the United States and Ger- \ Japanese minister ex- ned that Japan would nd by ber treaty obliga- ions b “would not open w hostilities immediately.” He > $0. seid that “preparations for ' ear attack on Singapore and + sx Munita stand” and that < pan would consider attacks upon Russian ports. = eres Earlier, in March, in Ber- : ustomers lin, ut a conference between seceeds,| the Nazi Foreign Minister vor bait Ribbentrop and the Japan- w were est Foreign Minister Mat-| or Mon svuoka, the Germans’ said | ‘ofements ” #)| that maps of Singapore had Gorcribel we-fieted.| been ordered so that Hitler sie ane — w (merbe! could advise Japan on “the ‘ > . ror mn Kev)| best method of attack BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COTA 4 wir mail) against Singapore.” Later, Segoe’ speall Ge Sapareet wiinicier dis. eae KEY WEST COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY . wder to] cussed the topic with Hither| “" { Heer Morton Downey, WK WF, 12:15 P.M. dey through Fridey , ast " , ature. | himself As Specs! |