The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 30, 1946, Page 2

aed the State at lang THE KEY WEST CITIZEN © - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER | 90 The | | WORK FOR THE Your Horoscope et OMifen | ANE® ! WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30. rected toward the benefit | of the community as a whole! Greta | and not shunted to favor cm | any particular interest. the Gey Deby Newspaper tn Key Weet 4 “ a . ad ‘s0¢ Monroe County irejuvenated Key West]! ™alor aspects this quality gen- "Wiles at Rey West, Flortta | Chamber of Commerce can/ erally leads to great fortunes S* seeend clase matter {do much to promote eas) Fas even when hampered by con- worker who compels a good place in the world by sheer persistence. — = city’s interests with the $15,-} "ary conditions it will ne Fee Asenwtated nS ‘aeae-| 600 it was decided to raise ways bring a large measur be SESE Setinea} at a meeting heid in the}sces: ewiee coogited (8) High auditorium. } also the eal news 4 3 ' | Key West has had the| LEGALS } equivalent of a chamber of eee; commerce for 3 century. 233) For several score years -% | operated under the name of} sOvERTIING RATES | a Board of Trade. but, az a) », = ew Enews co egpaitiee | chamber or as a board, it has! srEctAL SeTICE always lacked that driving aa teadieg Seticen, cards @ I= 2 Rea Sneke Deebttions € respect. cbit-| POwer which characteriz ee Tis Tae cure af 10 conte } Similar civie units in many} : } t ~» for entertainment dy! other = hes from whic revenge {s We recall the days of the} Key West Board of Trade. Its meet fix TRE CIRCT?Y COURT oF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR MONROE COLNT?. State @F FLORIDA. IN CHAN- ceri. fto say, praising Key We } and the something. as a rule} was about our unexcelled climate. Key W the a fi y in the} members} + More Motes and Apart- wens 2 Beect and Bathing Pavilion Atrports—Land and Sea 4 Cogsetidaticn of County and Cy Governments. Avdtorum. RCUIT COURT OF THE ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ng, with which ers were ai a Com-} ' MONOGRAPHS Every bod © speaker : lif. i ne improvement of} # bat mar ite so that * cam read this dai ison Bight. Nature} menegraph without trepi- tates i Yours. of course. smaller boats gen THE ORACLE erally, with one drawback.|! Mi lack of fficient depth se f water. e bight could VETERANS IN OFFICE be deepened accommo-| »: eaprenaas date cabin cruisers andj; ay Wh elections and pri- small yachts that may come; 2. * maries im full swing and the! here, it would be a eid & ev@iiates already decided } asset to Key West... many counties, it is appar- Money. mach mone§g must | * * thet @ great number of be found for use leepen } & Werld War Il veterans have the bight. but money hasjr ©e® put imte public office! been allocated ever since} e@tizems thinking they de- 1944 to deepen ‘the inland served chance at local gov- waterway from Bahia Hon- } Fees « after haying sacri:| da to Key West jase : @ pumber of years on! of conditions the [PO rue th battlefield for their war, the money has"W6t yet} axa: uae qwntry been made available. i (Cireumstances were some- From Miami-~ to what similar in this country; Honda. along ‘the iter the first World War. sfficient depth Many veterans after that re “ar went into Sta: ates and other wes. Some of the went to Washington “w"ting their Stat hat were mot war v Te Ger somew & handicap. They had ents ™ Many cases affirmed at the ter The Meresting that era wae that few pears the re eee Werld War were the plat! were called @ reelectior em War recor home wilurnex’ a the The situat ame today. Is © four years, W eterans tHemeelves wi ching reelec L bably be judg ty of their rec capital ars. There will a! thers who te hit coord while serving terms A geed record will om best imsurance im fa re elections after the war * eat of mind and 2 many of us And a good recemd im these next few ears will undoubtedly dk mech for their com } An old English toast rut Here's to short shoes and @ corus to our enemies.™ : wd Mest of those who advo-) ste abandonment of con- 1 role have something to sel! e long and have ama t @ would like to get a high-/ 2 use im this area of — raps wae J In its best phases and with prop- * With concerted action di-} 101 Today promies 2 hard! American missionary to Hawaii,’ | Brownsv af * tee ' Quaker clergyman, worker in RZ t eee ie Today's Anniversaries | 4 TODAY’S YS Firing Sete i 1%89—Hiram Bingham, pioneer- } | Admiral William F- ty Stay | ft commander of fam- Days Gone By wii sorts ws eiabath, im 1820, translator. born in Ben liza ny nington, Vt. Died Nov. 11, 1869. |N. J, 64 years ago. to join at” atte ome 1815 — Andrew J. Downing.) ea | Gertrude F. Atherton ef Sam ge Sey he landscape gardner, architect and OCT. 30. 1936 \ Francisco, famed oldtime novel-| the reporter quite hee herticulturist, first great Amer! ist, born there, 89 years ago. right bere” at New- > ema thee Seams ete ey. Ded July oe. 1852, Today is the last day of absen-| Lieut. Gen. Geoffrey Keys.; “Sele ponent Ps tee voting. Seventeen ballots commanding the Third Army in) reply ile 1813—Elizabeth L Comstock, ve Acie | Germany, born at Fort Bayarg,| ; geod causes, one of the great | Scwig Rae —— bed see t bi al ; American women of her genera-! Announcement .was made to- Admirai Alan G. Kirk, Ambas-} : og oak in England. Died Aug.! day of the birth of a son to Mr. dor to Belgium, born im Phila- . . 189. and Mrs. A. G. Boyer in th delphia, 38 years ago. | =. | 1840—William Graham Sum- home in Orlando. Mrs. Boyer is Zoe Akins, author, born at Hu- é . 8 ner. famed Yale teacher of the |t#e former Clara Carbonell of mansville, Mo., 60 years ago, ' mM NUTES To % Key West. | Calvin H. Goddard, noted Army social sciences, 2 trail blazer in 4 7 5 { authority on arms and ammuni the field, born in Paterson, N. J. fe sy = ae Died April 12, 1910. , ~Demeeratie Executive Commit- | tion, born in Balumore, 35 years x * peg, latipes 2 ai Monree county announced | ago. ‘ {| 1861—Fred M. Kirby, owner of | €€ °% - : ' some 96 stories, who merged w today i rovide auto-| Vice Admiral Forrest P. Sher-| - mack, N. H mobiles on election day to take, man, born at Merr voters te the palls. 150 y Woolworth in 1912. born N.Y. Died Oct 'S ago. | f. 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