The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 17, 1946, Page 2

, by Prom en Corner Greene and Ann Btreets Ole Oy eres & Rae Wen Toe County "Panered at Ker West, Floriés Ss S-oend clase matter or THe Te” eames Tee Annotated ‘is exclus- treaty qntitied to for nat an@ pine the local news here i TWO GOOD peesecomigarrucel In the election next month | | six proposed amendments | | to the will be submitted to voters | for their decision. Only two} | of the proposals are state-; | wide. The other four con-; | cerns chiefly the residents of | | Orange, Hillsborough. Bay, and Escambia counties. One of the propesed state-} wide amendments provides | | for the office of a director of the state budget. In the ev- i i i RATES - 1 iE | ent the amendment is adopt-| Three Mee seaelee ty ed, the director's duties will j a 12 | be specified by a lesielaitres ov ONTISING RATES | act. Mate Lrowe crvappcation With the state treasury | ge bulging with money. it ap-| ne “* Teeladors ctr obit: | pears that a director of the Sn ees BM estt | budget will function as effi- " ciently in Florida as it has in Washington. Many a oper ® of public iesues # joc! or general fe wii eet pubiten » commu ications More Hotels and Apart- ments Beech and Bathing Pavilion Airports—Land and Sea Comsciidation of County and Governments Audit = MONOGRAPHS All Key Westers: A time e«piritt of civic tide was manifest at the meeting of the C. of C. in he Rey Weet High Schoo! Audtorium jast night ‘ for actior Yours, THE ORACLE. JUVENILE DELINQUENCY DECREASE IS PREDICTED that the high ile delinquency, during the war now going cut, Chute, executive the National Association, pre- juve delin- Declaring he af reachec ( haries duectar Prendion that le figures will reach an ebb within ten time er Mr ashen) urts \ ork Chute upon a study in the City which show a de- teare of 15 per cent in, he first five months of this ear from the total for the ame period last year. He that he has received, miler reports from a num- ther af other cities through-; t fhe country 1£& interesting to call at- ention vo the fact. as report-! ed & Mr. Chute, that juve- atte délimquency, which in-| reaeed 50 per cent during the mid-war years of 1943! 1944, when contrasted the figures of 1941, is what deceptive com- He points out that mquency figures reached he point in 1943. ag New York figures, he that the all-time high puvenile delinquency. 1930, when Chil- »® Courts handled 8,000 oe In 1941. this figure preg to but rose 6.900 in 1944 and| 45 Here the gist by Mr. Chute: he highest were those Yases his con- of the of New ned th west t that at during the consider- for 1930, large increase in siation over the same The official youth's improved since the end the war but admits that rimes by young adults are! resting. This he attrib- to the fact that many young adults, just re- from Army service, point is figures inder ite the ried that arming found it difficult to readjust | mee normal civil- en affairs. Despite these figures. Mr. Chute concludes that “the flat statement that increasing is not) He suggests crime is get the ves to rime wal statistics that even adult | gene rosity The in-| points | behavior) ‘naj time the director in Wash- ington has conserved many millions of dollars by keep- ing the budget at a figure that was compatible with the nation’s income. While | the budget has not been} balanced for a good many yet the strictures im- years, posed on expenditures by the director has cut down) deficits substantially. Florida has no deficit, but anybody who has the least | familiarity with economic | cycles is aware that money; wil] not continue roiling into the treasury as it has done} during the last six years. Setbacks will oceur, as they | 3 occurred many a time; in the history of the state,; and a budget director can do much to reduce expenses when the revenue received) by the state decreases. | Amendment No. 5 is an- other measure that con- cerns the state’s finances. Its adoption. together with No. 4, will do much to keep the state's expenditures within the scope of its in- come have j A positive prediction of a balanced budget by the end of the year” made by President Truman was re- ported in Associated Press} ogee last week. Sorry . President. that you can- oe give up “wishful think-} ing.” which seems to be based almost entirely on faint hopes that cannet pos- come true. sibly NOT SPREAD ABROAD Tru- Ss President Harry man cal of this country to. pres t workable plans which wail, enable the war-devastated | countries to face the future with confidence and suc- cess.” He points out that the United States was “largely successful in averting world tragedy through lack of food” and that this country contributed 71.6 per cent of the tonnage and 68 per cent of the value of supplies sent into countries réceiving re- lief. This is an item of news that will not be given wide publicity in countries w here the governments are inter- | ested in painting the United |, i States as black-hearted i perialist regime, attempting }+ to establish its, tentac hese throughout the earth. The news will not spread by Marshal Tito, al- though his country received | 2,029,394 long tons of relief supplies, of which more than | 1,400,000 tons represent the | of the United be atta ‘tate The person who is willing ; to do community work us-, ually gets the opportunity to do so, and the usual re- ward— ingratitude. (gue elias ae ting back to where it was before the war.” The figures given by Mr. | | Chute ought to be revealing ; to many moralists who have } assumed offhand and cate- gorically that the young peo- ple of the nation are going to the dogs faster than ever before. As he reveals, the much-heralded increase in juvenile crime represents far! fewer cases than in earlier) years and that even in the} war period, the number of cases was far below those reported in 1930, despite an nerease in population. state constitution | ‘Seience Makes A Postwar Home MODERN 1S THE WORD... tthouse living room is made, from Walls and built-in couches are of Liywosd. 7 ceiling fixture are of “flexmet!”, a“veneer aaa to alumi- num. Same veneered metol is used for corrugated wall over couch. Curicins:are fiberglass. COZY? WELL. ANWAY IT’S NEW .. . This ultra-modern bedroom has bui dresser-vanity unit constructed of ma- hogany and mapie plywood, blending with the wall panei- ing. Both rooms pictured here are in penthouse atop a New York office building remodeled throughout to illustrate the Jast word in super-modern interiors. Who Knows? a ON PAGE 4) Naz: to be hung. Days Gone By AS TAKEN FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF OCT. 17, 1836 the Montreu: Convention? What was the Enola Gay? “Magic?” When did first begin saline abroad how as many Legion? poe ny GI entered the U. S.? Ss Brazil, Port of the is the 4. When did become | Chance of Ge What does the / mean What is the meaning of tutu? the.U. S. Post Of- 1929; went the membership of wives have leading | « UNDE ME Sis HE NOTICE x coUR DICISL CIRCE 5 A AND VOR MONHOE COUNTY. CHANCERY, Came No. Thereup w pa man do man 1 An English Story Fat Regimental Cook (to ex- cessively thin Tommy): Looking at you, 2 bli eton, anyone would thi had ; been a famine! Tomm Yes, you wo 1 and o ‘er tell who caused bame T OF THE | LAN OKIDA, IN| us | TC x NOTICE 4S ondersiones, j the name of “Home ; Simo ntol ct gage in ee ander reet, Kev rida, | Bae in baSiness dunder te: Tiothions mame withthe Clerk Circuit = mee Cputt sf Monroe Counl plian Gay « Ww THE count: or THL wv Dated Getoher 17th, te tS MORENO, Sote Owners, nov 7, IMS wor ice is heredy given that the = rinership hereto! the uneders « ». “Brace “and “5. nO, cArTring on business in co at S05 Simenton Street, Prortaa, ce Co: ‘as the Home Ap- Sawyer. pliraniessetrsg St Di.Negro. interesting: lon the, afore, Sxietiar = Acomplished at the date convention “at ‘Philadelphia. . Plans for the. coming bazaar were discusséd, atfer Whith @ 50- pany. Was on tke 3th | cial hour-followed. f Septembe mutnal coneent, se Zurhorsi, 1th day of October, Russell, Mrs. Albert Di Negro, | BW ZUBHORST Mrs. James 1944, disenived hy far as who retire regards from Rg on rane g? CRE! et, Seen. 119, orate NROE COENTY, PROBATE. ELLEN COLD. | | and esch and required and Memands whi or either of Frou, may estate ORI } fice ‘address sworn to shal oF ae KATH kK ate of imide “his office in the Ke claimant, net se ifled shall be ON 1K vs HYDE. tem: THe IN AND FOR MONROE | IN CHANCERY. are e Key r publishee Porter bu, Ta Libiar “STATE th Carolina. hereby ‘four consecutive re BV. licttor for _Plajorist 6; ect Ne. 38-1 bereny Present ro have 428 Elien Co! Countr. ne Ce of. yeu are Frances } address of shal) be swern ES Bet COLD, he Esta}e decease } 24-31 1946 OK, = | -, ANN MARRIAGE Defendant. NOTME TO APPEAR present any ands which you, or have again: h st ¢ heel ge iLEEN ORDER 0} higen IN THE CIRCUIT COCRT OF Pe ars SSUACEAL, ORCUTT HE STATE OF FLORIDA. FN iNy EY. + | cluding 44 applications for claims. | they have not ‘kept their national { cuary a veteran to a.{"nsurance. Until February 1 ‘the | sv. IN AND Hl nN onAScERY. sor! couse®. msufance-may be Yesumed only Case L. father and next f MacConnell, Mrs, Milton Sawyer, Mis. Glenwood Sweeting, Mrs. Susan ‘Avery, Mrs. | Elien Tynes, Mts. Edith Ladd, Mrs. Emerson Archer, Mrs, Lillie} Kemp, Mrs. Louise Grant, and} Miss Leila Pitcher, Miss Pierce, little Mary MacConnell Sicipesth Guests were Mrs. Emma Hud- | ITORS “Sxp PER-| son and Mrs. Nellie Alburtus. bs EFERANS NEED“) —" musta the’ touris’ said. During the past week the jocal | nffice has handled 79 cases, in- on-the-job training, education. medical treatment and prac zation. Anheir warned the 1,800 to 2.- 900 veterans in the county that if service insurance paid up they éhould do so at once.. After Feb 1 a ‘physicals examination vill be necessary in order for a resume’ government ‘by payment of two premiums and the signing of comparative 2 health statement. Mark Twain attended a log a= school until -he was i2 fica | mINOTES 70 =e Hae Alvin Binke went steth om his vo cation. for some Sehing, amd left bie ‘Misses te enjey a vacation from the corncobd' pipe, clothes in 2 heap. and solés ‘nu the kartenics First few-dags, Martha enjeped 3t—house néat and quiet, top Heck ‘on the toothpaste, no mernitig tess from Alvin's teitinight tances (4) » Partial-to a bit Sf Chebee and beer at Bedtime). Come ‘the Wad af the Welk. whe began te fidget. eweldnt even “woe the Clarion, it lebhed' so wnmenere Gida't “have ‘any “appetite With we Coan eh Me Maggie | ; i } THE FABRIC TS THE SOUL Or THE surrT ‘50 .. KANTOR’S "MEN'S SHOP ee wire Al when br heme week ah eae oa om © erree toe gre! ibe var ere cape & Prva © Ser - . ences of witette: th. te cod pipes « gine * «th ere . ow ~ ——— they ore, tx . heey _