The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 19, 1946, Page 2

“ oPAGE TWO The ee j Key West Citizen oe Poy. Bestet Sante » bY AN D. i ARTMAN, Yrom The Citizen Building Corner Gree \d Ann Streete Omly Dally Newspaper tn Key West and Monroe County Mntered at Key &* second cla: MEMBER OF THE A>SsOCIATED PRESS ‘The Associated Press is exclus- Sveiy entitied to use for republica- ‘Vien of «| news dispatches credited te tor not otherwise credited in thle paper and also the local news pretlished here. Florida r oe sthscr PTIOXN RATES “ADVERTISING RATES Made known oo application SPRCIAL NOTICE reading notices cards of 8 of respect, obit- . an thanks, resolution wary cen, ms, etc, will be charmed, for at the rate of 10 cents ~“— ; Netices for entertainment by «berches from which a revenue is ry derived are 5 cents a line. te zen is an open forum and seussion of public issues * of local or general ft will not publish communications. VAL EDITORIAL. SSOCIATION IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN 1. More’ Hotels and Apart- ments. 2 Beach and Bathing Pavilion. 3. Airports—Land and Sea. 4. @ansolidation of County and wes City Governments. 5. Community Auditorium. 4 : | i ‘ MONOGRAPHS | | To Mayor Demeritt: It is not forgotten that || while Superintendent of Lighth Ss you gave many a young man a job during vacation time en- abling him to pursue his studies for his chosen pro- feasion. Yours truly, | THE ORACLE. | Co HE REAL SUPER-POWER With Scientists reported | be on the trail of a new, ower, “which” they edict willy usher in the! uper- ic homb and the we of *siper-atomic power, | she news comes of-a super=! deadly poisen, which is so! powerful that an inch cube size of it, roughly an ounce, could ‘kill every person liv-| ing in the United States and! Canada silently and swiftly. In connection with these | items, we remember that! the atom bomb itself has not! revolutioned the processes of the earth and that the super-poison, even if as pow- erful as described, could not; be distributed through the two nations in a way to kill everybody. It about time that| somebody called attention to} another power which ex- ists in the world and exer- cises dominance over many haman beings. It is the pow- et of religion, as practised in various forms, by the peo-j ples of the earth. Every- where h the world there are honest, sincere and kindly human beings, determined to make-the earth a better place for better people. The third power, describ- ed in the above paragraph, wets very few headlines, but it-will prove more potent than all the explosive forces released by scientists and all| the super-poisons developed by man. Despite its great! potential power and its ef- feet upon individuals, this spiritdal force has ~ been hampered-by.the misguided “efforts of men and women | Who divide their energy and geste their time upon non- es*eutials. a nay be, someday, men anf women of good-will throughout the world, will | have setse enough to work together for their common} good, They can whip atomic bombs and super-poisons. ofte is Drive slowly; it will save vour tires and maybe your life. On aceount of the hurri- cane scare, the school chil- dvep of Key West were de- Vigdtted they got a day’s | people is their refusal to be j gouged. That | the higher they | applied to clothing. bample supply -catches _government maintains UNBREAKABLE LAW Judging from the many. reports that had come to The Citizen, Key West housewives seemed to be un- der the impression that, be- cause of the lifting of ceil- ings on the prices of meat, they would have had to pay exorbitant amounts for a good-sized roast or steak. But the first issue of The Citizen to carry the prices of beef in local markets since ceilings were removed by OPA dispelled the idea of rocketing prices. Consider- ing the record amounts paid for cattle in the Chicago and} Kansas City stockyards, the retail prices for beef in Key West, as advertised in The Citizen, appeared to be fair and reasonable. And there is likely to be further decreases due to the toppling of prices at the stockyards. It is safe to assume that, before long, meats will be available at what used to be} OPA ceiling prices. That! never-failing law of supply! and demand shortly will be- come effective. Stockyards were glutted with cattle within three days after ceil- ings were removed, and the first and second day the prices soared, and on the third day they dropped al-| most as much as they had soared. An outstanding charac- teristic of* the American was demon- strated forcifully a year or so after the first World War. As a result of the war, prices went up and up, and | went the more resentful became the} American public. And then, as though it happened over- night, a buyers’ strike was in effect throughout the coun- try, and down came the prices, particularly as they And a_ similar outcome undoubtedly will occur now, for the chief ‘reason that the United States is the greatest industrial nation in the world,. with ‘resources so up ee Key West In Days Gone By AS TAKEN FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF OCT. 19, 1936 Joseph Richardson, _ master, counsellor of the Robert J. Perry Chapter, Order of DeMolay, has called a. meeting for tonight in Scottish Rite Hall. First of the $3,600 fund for the construction of the proposed Ov- erseas Highway bridges was made available today, according to an Associated Press dispatch from Washington to The Citizen. ee { Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Jolly to- day announce the birth of a son on Monday in their home at 506 Grinnell street. The newcomer has been named Dennis. Jonathan Pinder, 53, died this | morning at 3:30 o’clock in his home at 717 Love lane. Funeral services will be conducted to- morrow afternoon in the Flem- ing Street Methodist Church by | the Rey. Shuler Peele. During the two days that ab- sentee voting began in the coun- ty judge’s office, only one bal- lot has been cast. The voter was A. C. Jenks, keeper of Fowey Rocks lighthouse, who was in Key West on his quarterly vaca- tion. “ Paul H. Marks, formerly of Key West, informs The Citizen that the Key West Club of Dade County now has several hundred members. Motors and generators for the iferries “Traveler” and “Pilgrim,”; | which will be used to operate in the water gaps in the Over- seas Highway, West today. Today The Citizen says in an editorial paragraph: “Now is the time politicians try to be instead of convincing.” FISHING TRIP The lucky fisherwomen on Fri; day’s USO Navy Wives Club fish- ing trip were Mrs. Myrtle Bracktl, Mrs. Jerry Tonden, Mrs. Judy Faulds and Mrs. Eleanor Byron, who had fine catches of snappers, and grunts, caught off Big Pine when all ingenious with demand and..effects re- ad jpstments. : The election next month will determine which prog- nosticators were} right. In all walks of life there are individuals who insist upon running, particularly the politicians. They never walk but always run to of-| fice. ELECTION IN RUMANIA I, “Free elections are not possible until democratic lib- erties are given back to the! ° country,” declares Consian-} tin Bradanu, liberal leader of Rumania. Dr. Juliu Maniu, leader of the National Peasant party, also attacks the election lisi compiled for the Rumanian | election as says that the Communist} the dictatorship svstem by op- pressing all those who are not adherent to it. Asserting that the coming election will be a sham, he suggests the presence of unbiased con- trollers. ‘Moral: Never take any- thing for granted that isn’t granted. EDIT FILLERS tele It is Russia’s decide opinion that Turkey ought to be “gobbled up.” FIFTY DUELS PENDING | | i i Argentina is amazed at) the shooting of former Sen-! ator Araya, which has not | | been explained in any public | statement, and discussion of | the matter in the Argentine, Congress has resulted in| some fifty challenges for! duels. | We are too far away from} the South American nation! to attempt to pass judg-| ment on the shooting of the | Senator, who had demanded | an -investigation of reported | bribes in connection with the | granting of export licenses. | Nevertheless, politics must | be. serious in a country that) can present the spectacle of fifty duels pending. party fraudulent and|* Key Bridge. LEGALS Caxe N_GR NDEZ, ISM: pndant. PUBLICATION Melendez ALF. the 1946. ions therein fessed order is to be a Week for four in The Key W aper .publis Vest, Floric Ordered A.D. 1 Re Clerk of th Monroe Cou by: Kath otherwise will be the taken published weeks vember 1 the a i therein will + if and Ordered at Key » this llth day of Octe TTA Deputy Clerk. Jr., 2 san Y. Case No. MERILDA WiLKT Plaintiff, | DIVORCE ACTION vs. EPWARLT WILKIE, D ORDER OF Edward Wilk Unknown ro y pear t tiver p « ont 1946, otherwise therein will b order is a Wee in The paper publ i this ith day of ri ‘ 2088 C SAWYER, of the Circuit Court, THOM Ss reached Key) | | | | | 5; nov 2, 1946 | -~THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Your Horoscope SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1946—Today’s native will have an artistic temperament, rather sen- sitive and inclined to give way to the feelings. There is, however, 4& spirit of determination that stands fast in defense of the rights, which, combined with the ‘alertness and caution given, should lead io victory. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1946 CLASSIF Information for FOR REGULAR and BLACKFACE TYPE Advertisements ler this head will be Mserted iv The Citizen at the ratte of 2c a word for ench inser- tlom, but the minimum charge for the fi 15 words or less B0e. The rae for blackface type is 3e a wo! 1d the minimum charge for the first 15 words is 45e. { HELP WANTED RESPONSIBLE POSITION THAT PAYS $25 A WEEK TO START i (About $130 a Month) | Over $30,a Week (About $130 a Month) After 6 Months’ Training and Experience in ! | TELEPHONE OPERATING ... That's for a 40-Hour Week, ‘and There’s Opportunity to Earn Considerably More for Overtime Work at Time-and-Half. BUT THAT’S NOT ALL Scheduled Pay Increases Liberal Employe Benefits Vacation With Pay Investigate This Fascinating Position Today! Telephone Office SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY octl4-tf Upholster and trimmer. Apply Key West Bedding. octl-tf Call 1109-J. oct18-3tx in their home. Two girls for kitchen, breakfast ~ and sandwiches. Apply Land O’ Sun Store, 1001 Division. j oct18-2t | eh Willing general house worker and} White oct18-6t . cook. Live in or out. woman. Phone 780. Experienced meat cutter. meat cutting. Baer’s Market. octl9-3t SALESMEN WANTED 2SBeepBueaeeeeeuaent QR RPERRHEEEEaS Mrs. McDermott, Chief Operator | Family to care for elderly lady } Also | { ambitious young man to learn} —Today’s degree promises benev- olence and simplicity. The na- tive will have a great love of children and will win many friends among them. He will be- friend the stranger and comfort the mourner, without in any way neglecting his own kindred. There is promise of some ability of execution and there should be some fortune and reputation. Subscribe to The Citizen IED ADS ‘the Advertisers PAYMENT Payment for classified ments is invariably in regular advertisers with counts their advertine- menis cl PUBLICATION DEADLINE ‘To insure publication, copy must he in the office before 11 o’clock on the day of publication. BER EBREERREES FOR SALE \ | Man’s bicycle, balloon tires, good paint. $21.50. 1900 Staples Ave. oct16-6tx 1943 Cushman motor scooter and side car. | ble model. Apply Oakies’ Place, 822 Fleming Street. oct17-3tx Private party has 1942 Harley motorcycle, $350. Terms if de- | sired. Stored at Red Brick Ga- rage, corner Simonton and Greene Sts. oct17-3tx i | | Man’s bicycle, balloon tires, good paint, $16.00. 1900 Staples Ave. oct17-6tx | i dy’s bicycle, balloon tires, good paint. $16.50. 1900 Staples Ave. oct17-6tx H | ;2- and 3-bedroom bungalows, | furnished and_ unfurnished; small down payment, balance | payable monthly. Johnson & ; Johnson, Phone 372. octl-tf | Lot, 50 x 100, and small house, partly furnished. $2,200. In- quire corner 8th St. Fogarty | Ave., or phone 1029-R. | oct16-4tx | | 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. Cothe : in and let us know what you want. Pepper’s Plumbing Sup- plies, 512 Fleming, Phone 118. sept30-tf Two lots on Flagler Avenue, each 52 x 100. Reasonable price for quick sale. Phone 79 or 486. oct12-tf | Gate Restaurant, foot Southard street, entrance to Navy Yard. Call 397-J. oct14-6tx | i | Double Roll-A-Way beds with | mattresses. $12.00 each. Paul’s } Tire Shop. oct15-6tx | Salesman wanted to take charge cern selling lubricants, paint: and roof coating. Field train- ing. Drawing account to pro- ducers. Write Sales Manager | PHOTO SUPPLIES Home photography? Call us for particulars and appointments. | Pilkington-Evans, 439 or 99. of territory by old, reliable con- } Box 2383, Dallas, Tex. oct19-1t» i | yy { Man’s and woman’s bicycles, good! and Ice box, $20.00. Call 543-KW. | oct18-2tx Electric stove and refrigerator, excellent condition. 70-1 Poin- ciana Place. oct 18-3tx | Call 223-J or 1212} Best offer taken. | oct18-2tx condition. Pear! St. | New green and black felt bristle |"School of the Dance oct7-tf FOR RENT : Furnished apartment, couple only. 1014 Grinnell Street. oct14-6tx | | Furnished apartment. Strunk, Jr. Phone 816. E oct 16-tf | Double and single rooms. Men} only. 1019 Margaret. Phone | | 575. oct17-3tx Housekeeping rooms, everything furnished. Paul's Tire Sho} | octl7, i Clean apartments for enlisted couples. No children or pets. | Near Commissary. Call eve- nings, after 6 p.m., or Sunday. | 1417 Ashby, cor, Washington. { oct]8-2tx | apartment. Apply | Monroe Market. oct18-3tx | t_—— -———________} Furnished apartment, living room, | kitchen, bath. | Phone 1008-J. Unfurnished $30 monthly. oct19-3tx | | Number one-bedroom units avail able at Porter Place Housing ; Project for families whose to- | tal income is within $2010 per | year. Veterans given prefer- ! ence. Applications may be made | at the Project Office, 7-F Por. ter Place. oct19-3t FOR SALE 1212 Packer street. octl7-6tx | i House. rs A. (Tot 50 x 120 on Ave. D, betw Apply 1906 Seidenberg octl8-3ix rug Ave. Set of drums, complete and good condition. Cheap. 69 Poinciana Place. octl9. in} 17th and 18th Sts. Half bk from grocery store in Poinciana. Land cleared, ready for build- ing. Lights and water, $1700. Apply 1509 South St octl9-1tx WANTED TO BUY Also small radio, ta- | | | jin Key West: Mondays, 3:00 to 4:0@ p. m., for beginners at San Carlos School, 516 Duval street. Tuesdays, 8:00 to 9:00 p. m., for jadvanced students at Jackson Square USO, Whitehead and Southard streets. Wednesdays, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., {for beginners, at Jackson Square USO, Whitehead and Southard streets. 100 CHILDREN ATTEND ROLLER SKATING FETE The election scheduled to be held for the Roller Skating Club this morning at Bayview Park was cancelled and will be held next Friday night under tte a rection of Miss Jane Hopkins of the Recreation Department Roller skating last night at thy Park court was well attended by more than 100 enthusiastic chil dren and many heipful parents The snake skate popular event and sev were held, winners of which | Elsie Lee Thompson, Ronny | Parks and Teddy Saunders Th will be skating Tuesday night from 7 to 9 o'clock again 4 was al race Ocean View Announces Family Style Dinner The Ocean View Dining Roon and Cocktail Lounge, 520 United Street, announces elsewhere The Citizen today that famil style Sunday dinner will be sery ed beginning at 11 a.m. tomor row. Children’s plates are fe tured at half-price. At this ever-popular Dining Room you always get a full plate at popular prices. Both Ameri can and Spanish style dishes are to be found on the menu and the prices are most reasonable Under the new management © Armengol and Cabanas, breakfast lunch and dinner are served daily and’ the Cocktail Lounge, which is beyond question one of the best appointed in South Florida, serves beer, wihe and liquor during legal hours. Cocktails tured item of this populs lishment. n a f Gala Hallowe'en Dance Of VFW Held Tonight A big: Hallowe’en dance is the order of things for tonight at the VFW Clubhouse John Pritchard and his orches tra will play for the dancing and listening pl of guests. The public is cord invited to come and enjoy t e fun A prize will be given fo best and funniest costume The announce The Citizen tod: Beginners’ Dance Class To Be Held Tuesday Nite A dance be held at ter, 1021 Du lay, Octobe at 8 p.m., unde spices of USO-NCCS-WD leen S. Coughi r he c is open t to the youth of ent appea ‘or beginners al 22 r 22 street, on r No one under 16 will be adn Instructors are Miss Mary H linger and Mrs. Rose Hen merly with the Arthur M Mis. A Roberts is the pian enrollment is anticipated Subscribe to Tne Citizen taal be int Dt tn te te STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TRIUMPH COFFEE MILL AT ALL GROCERS 0444444444442 444464 U.S. coin collections bought. ' Ex- cellent prices paid. Complete buying-price catalogue, Rockhill, 16lst Street, Jame N.Y. oct19-11x MISCELLANEOUS Campbell’s, 928 “Division, phone 189. Keys made, locks repair- ed, ete. octl-1mo | Electrical motors répaired, called | for and delivered. Call Britt at 585 or 1184. Romero's Elec- trical Service, 2612 Harris Ave. = octl-tf Wash in an automatic Bendix Washer for 25c a load—9 pounds. Call at Paul’s Tire} Shop for information octl Merrill E. (Tuffy) Roberts ¥ glad to give estimates on your plumbing job and advise you on your plumbing problems. Phone 642-M or call Yo. 1 Havana Street. | ' ag g: ig ‘ I ie [ j : t uf ft | | | ie} | F i Ellingson added, tees it is questionsite tet th tractors will tale ee tite payment, thas making & fe for the city t fine tifteates fer vr tetamadby the prope total af 6180 Go ry portion Dp be oe property femes The cost te ers for paving & sree a 50-foot lor would be tore the following ameunts Tire son said Twenty ot aver om feet $38: $47 far 84 feet feet: $77 tar 40 feet t GOOD 1OGKine GOOD Siting DR J A VALDES OPTOMETRIST Office Me * ADDRESS 619 Duve Pitomer cy The South Beach Resturant Pavilion and ( Foot of Simonton Street ocktail Lounge ve GRAND OPENING for the SEASON DANCE Friday and Saturday Evenings October Sith ead & DANCING 8 tc 2 A. M. to the MUSH . Chito Morales Orchestra DIRECT from the BEACHCOMBER..™MIAM! @F& Headlir BARON and SIMONE AtbSter Beste Door TICKETS $3.00 Includin Tickets on Sale at Simone and the Sout! RESERVATIONS t Bea full course DINNER *. Bo ' Resteurent ther amos -