The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 12, 1946, Page 2

a Ws caeeieeetiemenn ties tee ! by is itis ding Corner Greene ‘and Ann Streets in ‘The A fyely entitled to ba yy! “28 news dispatchen te to it not ed in this paper and also the local news publ ed sunscRiPTiOx RATES : ee if. n = 810.00 Wal ie DPVERTISING ‘TES ¥ M. known. on application 3 L NOTICE SPECIA All reading notices, thanks, resolutions of respect, obit- wary notices, ms, etc., will be charged for at he rate of 10 cents, ; x tor rtainment churches from wi @ revenue is. ” ents a line. and subjec of local or general u ut it will not publish communications. IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN" . More Hotels‘ and Apart- ments. i . Beech and Bathing Pavilion. “STICKING” QUALITY Projects are proposed in Key West with fervid enthusiasm byt it requires ‘only a short time for the en- thusiasm to wane and die. That fact ‘was glaringly demonstrated at a meeting of the city commission a few days ago, ‘become of Garrison Bight?” and Mayor Demeritt answ- ered, “It has died a natural death.” He! said a similar end had come to the botan- ical garden and ‘manicipal pier projects. : Had the mayor said “us- ual death,” it would have} -been.exactly in keeping with what has happened to a hun- dred and one proposals for the improvement of Key West. Apparently, it is the .easi~ est thing in the world for! us to make proposals, de- signed to promote the wel- fare of the city, and the hardest thing in the world for ‘us to earry on until the; proposals are brought to fruition. Weare exceptionally good at suggesting and extreme- ly bad at accomplishing any- thing that-will help the city. And because of that charac-' teristic, which has clung to} Advertisem: bg t Commissioner | t4°, [plies Cooper asked, ‘What has eae TOP RP RRP LEE Creve ure ANTED -| 7 SEAT Eee ents bat y rhe HELP W. ’ insure | must be tn the etflee netore 11 Delock on Z | . A GOOD CONNECTION NOW AND TOMORROW! $25 FOR A 40-HOUR WEEK While Training As Telephone Operator That's about $108 a Month with | Opportunity of Earning More at Time-and-a-Half for Overtime. $30 A Week (About $130 a Month) After 180 Days’ Training and Experience Scheduled Pay Increases Liberal Benefit Plan Vacation With Pay Telephone Operating Js An Interesting Career That Offers You Much Now and in the Future GET THE FULL STORY FROM OUR TELEPHONE OFFICE Apply to Mrs. McDermott jus from the early days in SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE | . Airports—Land ‘and ‘Sea. ‘ Consolidation of County and. City Governments. 5. Community Auditorium. \ the history of our city, we! are no further advanced as} a municipality than we are today. Time and again, we have been confronted with many an opportunity, but, lacking | a spirit of cohesion and de-| termination, we have let the opportunities fritter away. The reason for that atti- tude is not hard to find: We are far more concerned in hear of anyone being |} Self than we are in our conked on-the conk with || community. ‘What is in it a conch by a Conch? | for me? is the question we C have in mind. It is hard for ~ MONOGRAPHS Dear Mayor; You say you never knew of anyone being hit on the head by a falling coconut, but did you ever | | Ca ‘ Yours, | - us to understand that any- THE ORACLE. | thing that helps the com- Mayor Wm. W. Demeritt, || munity helps us. directly or : City Hall, indirectly. 2 ys ! Key West, Florida. That “sticking” quality, so outstanding*in many oth- er ‘communities,’ ‘is «sorely lacking here. - nee 4 Why-is it that some peo- An editor writing of the ple know the.best way to do peace conference in Paris) everything? says that the “great frustra-| tion” is that “the people! People who live by their have so little diieet, voice,”| emotional responses, regard-|) less of their purposes, lead a This i ; ey “ ee Srey ing com-! frustrated life. plaint but ife’anyone has ay out a method by) which the people can have is a direct “voice in the work| ™2" °° woman, who makes of framing the peace treaties: other people exaggerate He, of Europe,wwe have neve r! or her, talents, nolens volens. > 4 heard of f ; Vegetarians who general- There’ are :close to 140,-| ly enjoy good health cannot 000,000 people in the United| understand this abnormal States. They are unable to! craving for meat. Incidental- | agree upon any political is-| jy this writer has never | sue, debate’ economic issues known a vegetarian with a with considerable differ-| )ad, ungovernable temper. ence of opinion and find it —————— almost impossible to agree| COLUMBUS .DAY On this anniversary af upon the simplest tenets of | the birth of Christopher religion, How can the voice ef Ameritans become “di- * Columbus all Americans will join in the hope that thé fect” in Paris? same spirit of steadfast faith The situation in > many other countries is consider- which sustained the Great Navigator as his ships sailed ably wofge, Léet.us take Rus- uncharted seas will bring sia, for example, where the people have practically A genius, we suspect, is a|’ no direct voice in their own government. Can anyone imagine a-system that would maka gtiective the voice of the Russian people in Paris? The suggestion that the deleggtes*to the peace con- ference. should be members of €efislative body elect- ed by the people of a coun- try does not meet the need. Obviously, there are many members of the American Congyess with views on for- eign “questions that have never been approved by the people of the United States in any direct vote. There is cettal mg reason to be- lieve tha§ the selection of a member ®f Congress would give the United States a delegate more in line with the viesys of the people than the Seeretary of State, ap- pointed by the President. It should: not be over- looked, in. this connection, that there are many coun- tries in which the people are not accustomed to partéci- pate directly by vote or oth- erwise in determining grave and important issues. Where there are not free elections, int The Tallest sense of the the Italian homeland safely to enduring peace, happiness and security. Now, more than ever, America and the world-must experience a deepening real- ization of the debt they owe to the faith, the vision and the courage of Christopher Columbus. These qualities in} one man led the way to a) continent which ultimately | was to play a part in the preservation of world civili-| zation. Tn ‘its served as a refuge for those from all lands who sought the alluring ideals of oppor- tunity and of freedom. Those } adventurous spirits laid the | foundation of a great na-) tion whieh twice in the last} earlier history it) mous strength on the side of | thegvictims of savage ag-; gressors and saved the world | from enslavement. term, no country can name a delegate to represent the people and, where there are; elections in the freest sense, an elected delegate could | fhe represent the views of the majority of the voters. thirty years threw its enor-|- and TELEGRAPH COMPANY oct7-tf i This week only, Radiance Rose * THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ' BSSSBSBEBRBBeeeenases aes| ASSIFIED Pi Payment for classified advertise- Eixolar advertisers in advance, but © inay have thelr -advertine= -menis charged. PUBLICATION DEADLINE the day of publication. FOR SALE 2- and 3-bedroom bungalows, furnished and _ unfurnished; small down payment, balance payable monthly. Johnson & Johnson, Phone 372. octl-tf PeSesk ek Sets Ebene oo Veterans—If you need a bath- room in your home, or have need for any other plumbing supplies we will help you get your priority certificates. Come in and let us know what you want. Pepper’s Plumbing Sup- plies, 512 Fleming, Phone 118. sept30-tf Freeman’s, oct8-5tx Bushes, 60¢ each. 1121 Catherine St. Trailer, “Kozy Coach”, metal top, electric brakes, excellent tires. No. 1, Rest Beach. oct10-3tx Grouper Boat, 36% ft., will ice! 7,000 Ibs. of fish, 40 horsepower heavy duty Palmer motor. Ap- ply to Harvey Court, Cedar Keys, Fla. octl0-3t Citizen Has Subscriber In Trieste With Army ‘Private Chatles \V. ‘Ham- mond, Jr., 77-2 Poinciana Place. now serving with the Army in the Trieste Area, will soon be reading his hometown newspaper. the Key”West Citizen. Private Hammond, known as Bud, was one of ‘the last draftees of 18 or under to leave Key West. That was in April, 1946, just after his | father, C. V. Hammond, Sr. was discharged from the serving i Mark Stanley, popularly known | d Navy alter in the | to Key Westers as “Crunch”, and ap ipieanreo sins re- | his orchestra, with Sylvia at the day’s Ci cently, saying he would en- grand piano, entertain tonight at -joy reading The Citizen, and | Raul’s Club on the Boulevard. Fei i ; Those who desire to go to @ immediately ordered him a ‘really lovely night spot will un- ng, Bud's | questionably find Raul’s delight- | mother, has beeil a civil serv- | fully cool to dance and have a| Jimmie entertains guests ot the ice employe at she sub base | good time. piano at Club 16 on Greene for several .years. Their announcement appears in| street, oppestte the Weetern Um | today’s Citizen. { ton, playing and singing cequert SLID AMS: j numbers. | Your Horoscope | civ Se Se Key West In | Se a Days Gone By SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12,; comfortable, new, furnished in « | 1946—Today gives a masculine , Cozy Style. There is never « co¥ nature and whichever the sex the | €T OF @ minimum eharge AS TAKEN FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF OCT. 12, 1936 The Souther! acy, Inc., announces , page of The Citizen tod jcial sale of Tussy R ch ae, ja night cream that is almost jcolor of butter. It contains lano- lin, and is said to encourage that young, young ‘look. The $1.75 size is priced at $1.00 during the sale, and the $3,00 size will be $1.95, both for a limited: time only. ry i | MARK STANLEY | | SYLVIA SHARE native will take the lead whether | Their announcement appears i !it be on the playground or in the | today’s Citizen | field of work. Avoid forcing your | : sare easing opposition and Sloppy Joe's Bar seek to Tule by argument rather ‘potlights Gould Curr j than by command. The nature is se < 4 sales |@ trifle mystic and studious. Yesterday’s sponge amountéd to $375. Total for the! SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1946 | , Gould Curry and Premk tuts —Today’'s indications point to a } ; quiet and secluded life. The na- Howard Overlin arrived today! tive may take much interest in| to succeed Tim Pittman as the Teligion, perhaps be a clergyman. | local manager of the Southern! The native will hold many and "35 Chevrolet, good transporta- tion. Come, make an offer. Apply 25-B, N.A.S. Housing. oct10-3tx last two weeks exceeds $3,000. Girl, woman for general house- work. Inquire all day. 41912 Duval Street, Navy Store. oct7-6tx | Upholster and trimmer. Apply Key West Bedding. octl-tf; Call 397-J. { Electric refrigerator with sealed} Bell Telephone and ‘Telegraph | Powerful friends and will exert | unit. Good condition. Apply!Company in Key West. Pittmam} himself ‘in their behalf. He should | 114-D Poinciana. octl1-3tx }has been transferred te Fort | Only beware of lapsing into self- Lauderdale. | indulgence. | Gate Restaurant, foot Southard | William C. Banks, second of-! octl1-2tx | ficer of the lighthouse tender street, entrance to Navy Yard. Wanted—Young woman for gen-|2 and 3 bedroom houses, some eral office work. Must type and take shorthand. Good salary. Must be perimanent resident. Write P.O. Box 708. octl-tf SALESMEN WANTED Salesman wanted to take’ charge of territory by old, reliable con- cern’ sélling lubricants, paints and roof coating: Field training. Drawing account to producers. Write Sales Manager, Box 238 Dalias, Tex. oct12-1tx ; ! t : i WANTED House trailers, wire or write} make, year, length, condition + and lowest cash price. E. W. Harper, 1729 N.W. 43rd Street, $ Miami, Phone 78-2859. septl2-30t | ~ MISCELLANEOUS Campbell’s, 928 Division, phone 189. Keys made, locks repair- ed, etc. octl-Imo Electrical motors repaired, called for and delivered. Call Britt at 585 or 1184. Romero’s Elec- | = roe trical Service, 2612 Harris Ave. octl-t: Learn to play the piano in three months. Yes, three short months, regardless of age. Un- conditional guarantee. Abso- lutely no music. Modern chord system, all by ear. Studio ad- dress, 506 Elizabeth. Hours 5 to 7. Gould Curry. Residence, call 74-R. oct8-5tx | ee Dressmaking and alterations, men’s and women’s clothes. 320 Simonton: Street. PHOTO SUPPLIES Home photography? particulars and appointments. Pilkington-Evans, 439 or 99. oct?-tf FOR RENT For rent or lease, Starlight Club! Call 847-R or: on Duval street. 358. oct5-12tx | Furnished apartment, couple only. 1014 Grinnell Street. oct8-5tx ! |Clean- apartments for enlisted | couples. No children or pets. | Near Commissary. Call eve- nings, after 6 p.m., or Sunday, 1417 Ashby, cor. Washington. oct12-2tx | WANTED TO RENT ees Furnished house or apartment for 4 adults, December first to April | first or fifteenth. References. | Write F. Helen MacLean, Mo- ravia, New York. oct12-3tx j LOST j Diamond dinner ring ir Catholic! Church or yard. Sentiment at, tached. Reward if returned ta} Philco table radio with table. Ap- Father Johnson, 1010 Windsor Lane. octl2-2tx] oct10-6tx | | Call us for } | | i} i | { i Four Xmas gifts in one! Ivy, was today appointed cap-j| IN tain of the tender Poppy. RT OF THE! Tv ‘with electric ranges and elec- peal ane OR i tric refrigerators. To be com-| The American Legion Drum! ihe pletely reconditioned. Only a} and Bugle Corps announced today | TOMMY 1. Jo few left. that it will give two dances next | NO DOWN PAYMENT month. Arrangements are being FOR VETERANS |made for a series of other enter- | ORDER! You pay actual closing costs}/tainments during the winter | 7: Audre only. Open for inspection now. | season. | D MacArthur Home Subdiviison|_ Office, 2801 Flagler Ave. : octl1-2tx » CHAN si oe | vs. avant AUPREY LAV Nsox RI WER JOHNSON | Young men’s Democratic Club! of Monroe County has stepped! AD. 1946. up its Campaign for the general! cont: election next month, William Ar- | °°}! nold, president, said today.: F Windshield strips, reading, “Com- | plete the Job With Roosevelt,” Partly furnished house, $1200.00. | are being distributed by the club. | Apply 1434 Eliza Street. ae lee octl1-3tx} Mrs, Claude Albury, who had Bap rian ee been attending the Parent-Teach- | ‘ er meeting for this district in Mi- PSE gL A | ami, returned by plane this, sate BC ney pe morning. i v 1934 Dodge Sedan, $250.00. Five good tires. Apply 821 Sawyer Lane. octl1-2tx nd Ordered at Key “West his 1th day of tober Ry: bs nev 2 Soursop plants and cocoanut palms. 1217 Petronia Street. octl1-2tx Mrs. Hilary Knowles and chil- dren, Charles and Fae, who had; been visiting relatives in Tampa, | ony returned yesterd: One double Hollywood bed. $25. _ Apply 1209 Varela St. | oa oct11-3tx Notes (Promissary}, 1c each. Art- « man Press, Citizen Bldg., phone 51. mar15-tf Today The Citizen says in an editorial paragraph: “Why is it that some people ithink that other people should! | support them?” i NYLONS! sheer DuPont 51 gauge, i quality Nylons, individual cel- lophane bags; state size. And} gold or. silver plated pin and earring set, retail value of set i Sales Sagh NOTH GE? Rect eee eee bs ” 9th, Reading, quick sale. Phone 79 or 486. Penna. octl2-1tx | octi2-tf | Subscribe to Tne Citizen. FOR SALE \ rae eine eae G:E. washing machine with pump,} 13 ft. skiff, $25.00. Two second do the entertaining these days & Sioppy Joe's ‘Bar, the night sper where there's never « dull m ment There is always fun at Steppy Joe's, and the management © vites the dun-ioving public visit their bar, have a geod time and listen to-the chatter of Drtty the emcee, and the music of Gowld Curry at the piene and gong The announcement of Sloppy Joe's Bar is in today's paper The Southern Cros, found off Australia in 1883. a grow was }of nine pearls joined neturall in the shapeof a cross I‘) inches in length LFF GFF SPS OSES STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TRIUMPH COFFEE MILL AT ALL GROCERS +24£4444446 ~2-eeee overstuffed living room set, hand fishin; airs, 1216 Pe-, Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD | seul k ishing chairs. 1216 Pe-, You! > eae book case, glass-top coffee ta-| tronia Street. octl2-2tx | > j — Hours: 8-18 8-6 pm ae Heer lamp, end table i Evenings by Appointment amps, end tables, maple ward-| Pontiac, original mileage, 4 new _AMERICAN || _ ADDRESS PHONES ieamene bedroom set with! tires, spare, five new tubes. and CUBAN COFFEE 619 Duval St. Office 382 Spring mattress, cotton} Phone 1181 - J. Low ceiling " Upstairs 28s felt, mattress, bunk bed and| _ price. Meera 7 A Leas ace coda : ~~ Recitonep mattresses, Whitney maple ee ee —— as chest of drawers and other odds and ends. Cash only. Call} at 2805 Staples Ave., between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. octl2-2tx °35 Ford sedan. i Cheap. tires. Good 19-2 Poinciana. | oetl2-2tx | 1937 Buick with heater. Good | condition. Call at 2805 Staples | Ave. between 5 and 8 p.m | octl2-2tx \ Rose Bushes—Workd’s best. Hints | on care and culture. Free jl- lustrated catalog. McClung ! Bros. Rose Nursery, Tyler, Tex- } as, oct12-1tx i | 12 ft. cypress skiff, with sails, freshly Painted, first class con- | dition. 2-G Porter Place, | octl2-1tx | Poinciana lot, 50’ x 120’, on Ave. | D, between 17th and 18th Sts. | Half block from grocery store. | Land clear, ready for building. | Lights and water. $700.00. Ap- | ply 1509 South St. octl2-1tx Ply 5-H Yates-Porter Place aft- er 5, octl2-3tx Announces: EXPRESS BUS SERVICE Between——_—_——— KEY WEST and MIAMI MIAMI and KEY WES1 3 Hours and 30 Minutes DOWNTOWN Key West to DOWNTOWN Miami At No Extra Charge EFFECTIVE MONDAY. OCTOBER léth | u rel 7 j ALL SEATS RESERVED NOTE: This Schedule Does Not Go Through Coral Gables i Leave KEY WEST Daily at 7 A.M.—Arrive MIAME 10:30 4.™. Leave * MIAMI Daily at 6 P.M.— Arrive REY WEST 9:30 P.M. | Flag Stops to Pick Up Passengers: MARATHON, “TAVERNIER and HOMESTEAD | By Using This EXPRESS SERVICE You Save £5 Minutes | Key West BUS TERMINAL “Rest Stop at Tavernier FLORIDA GREYHOUND LINES | | Southard and Bahama Streets PHONE 242 — |