The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 4, 1946, Page 2

PAGE TWO West Citizen "Key Daily eee Ly ART. NORMAND. ANTMAN, OMe Ciises bul From ullding: , Corner Greene and Ann Streeta Onty Datly Newspaper in West and Montos. Eouney o —————— Entered at Key West, Florida as second class matter ME! or THE Perrrsre man The Associated Pri exclug tvely entitled to “es for republican: tion of all news dispatches eredited to it or not otherwise credited in a paper and also the loca} news pu ished her “SpnSCRIPTION RATES Sieoatentns = MON ene ee Weekly ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application SPECIAL NOTICE All reading notices, ot thanks, resolutions of respect, obit- uars notices, poems, ete. will be charged for at the rate of 10 eents a line Notices for entertainment by churches from which @ revenue is to be derived are 6 cents a line. The Citizen is an open forum and {invites discussion of public issues and subjects of local or general (interest, but it will not publish PHONY ME communications. NATIONAL EDITORIAL. SSOCIATION IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN . More Hotels and Apart- ments, . Beach and Bathing Pavilion. . Airports—Land and Sea. . Consolidation of County and City ‘Governments. . Community Auditorium, MONOGRAPHS To the City Commission: With the city and coun- ty taxes due, people are becoming tax minded and interested how their mon- ey is being spent. Use your judgment and_ retrench as much as possible. Yours truly, THE ORACLE. “AY ‘QUESTION FOR YOU Ths cit Zen has received | from the United States Tre- | asury “department a tabloid of,18-sheets, containing ar-} ticles, fillers, editorials and | about ‘ cartoons, U. S.esav- ings bonds dS@gies E. : In gtimiing’ sover the | sheet, the thing that inter- ésted uSmore. than any- thing else was this ques- tion: “When did you last buy | au Savings bond? Judging by the long lines | that used to form at the lo- cal bank, that question could be changed aptly to read: “When did you sell your! last savings bonds?’ Citizen readers can recall | that, throughout the war and subsequently, we urged } | the people of Key West to buy all the savings bonds they were capable to buy, and, still more important, to keep‘ the bonds. Only in cases of emergencies, The! Citizen said, should the bonds be sold. We are aware of some Key Westers who adhered to that advice, and today, they are out of a job, they have something, readily convertible into money, to bolster them until they can find work. But the majority of the workmen, particularly in the Navy Yard, cashed their bonds as soon as they | were cashable, which was| it the expiration of oD days. ! F or some reason, to us, some ae SAR | were unable to realize that the bonds actually were better than dollars, for the} bonds drew interest andj the dollars did not, and the} bonds could be turned into] dollars whenever they were}! needed. In altogether too instances, the bonds turned into dollars when the dollars were not need. ed, and the result today is that the bonds are gone and also the dollars. War wages reached the} highest peak in the history | of the country, but it is not} the amount of wages or sal-| aries paid that count in the} run. The most import-| thifg in a man’s earn-} { many | were} | best investment in the SAL E world, and that it is import- | long ant ee jing for | Simonton street. Mayor THE KEY WEST CITIZEN pany will make about 10 round | Lot 1, Tract 4. trips daily in the height of the tourist’ ‘season. Liquor License Granted Gabriel Cabanas was.-grant- ed a liquor license on final read- } his establishment at 900 Demer- opposition ROY HAMLIN, dec4,1946 City Clerk. { } itt the only vote. Antonio Trujillo’s request for} a liquor license for his place of business at 701 Duval street, failed for lack of a second. was Raymond R of M state the real ¢ sid ward he me isiand Harden's ordinance for the taxing of tobacco to raise an estimated $25,000 annually was; defeated by a 3-2 vote Harden | | and L. Carbonell voted for the | | measuse and J. Carbonell AL] \ bert Cooper, Mayor Demeritt \ opposed the measure. Louis} | Carbonell then warned ihe eck other commissioners that het ee Baran a | would vote for no more taxes on } r an i property owners for he reiter-} cane t they were already taxed } eee } IN 1 cover rue | : ; MEV " Hunter Harden and L. Car- b Ok FLOREDA, IN ponell’s nominations of J t AND TOR WOXROE COUNTIS LN : ¢ S 5 |) OHAINGEINS eee ren Sweeting a Joseph ! ane No, 10- | Glenwood Sweeting and Josepl | yng aitt WiRGINTA SMITH, Cates of Virginia street, as} Plaintiff | f DIVORCE members of the Housing Auth-} ae ee BIN RCE ority board was not acted upon when it was ruled by City At-! \ torney Lester that either the Mayor or the City Manager had | the authority solely to place the hence une board members. Les empha- it Ollahome: | sized that there was a question eg ta) aus | as to whether the city manager! the above | or the mayor should appoint the | sew \ board but none whatever that 5 ‘ bin wih the other commissioners had no Mecca BL ae went say in the matter this 12th day of November, ! City Manager 946 oO. J. Ss: site had contacted | (sd) ROSS C SAWYER Clerk of th son stated that he of Mi ae Florida, the local Florida National bank | (sa) R. Lord and had its president agree to | *' Ppeeparperre Fy | accept a four per cent interest} — _ | instead of the present 6 per ee ea |cent interest rate on the out- | standing $10,000 obligation’? WATCH FOR DATE od by the city. The incipal, es of ings is for him to save a! | part of them. | MAXWELL’S : | The Treasury Depart- | ment points out that saving bonds, together with othe federal bonds, are still the Sensational Savings in bonds to Erbial| ment has another reason: | SALES \ him against the proverbial| buying govenment bonds is} ant for a man to invest his | “rainy d The invest- check on inflation. 4 a WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1946 tn attintintintindl *x Sensational SALE SALES & © NATIONAL ;\ AIRLINES. ROUHE BF THE BUCCANEERS 510 SOUTHARD STREET TELEPHONE tes OR YOUR TRA’ GE BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY KEY WEST COCA-COLA BOTTLING COM Hear Morton Downey, WKWF, 12:15 P.M., Monday through F LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (ExX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A. M., and arrives at Miami at 400 o cleck P.M. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A.M. and arrives at Key West at 5:00 o'clock P.M. u FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE Office: 813 Caroline Street Phones: 92 and 68 WAREHOUSE: Corner Eaton and Francis Streets ~ a Paty . eae ee eemmmeoneresoratiemans = natn tat okt ema 1 : * Kemnwo am cue mo | The Weather {Key West In Landlords Given ‘Supplementary | Sinan aaw saab Correr tition was signed by more than e ey est | ¢ Bi ; | TRIUMPH 70 local residents. | 2nd R N \ B d Ade ed COFFEE Albert Mills, realtor, address-| FORECAST Days Gone By ent ohiee, ul get pt | MILE, ed the commission relative to} Key West and Vicinity: Gen- | | icé i 2 : ‘ wg | A second notice for the benefit | B € have the zoning ordinance ‘erally fair and continued cool this ++ AS, TAKEN FROM FILES lob ae Week lnaicdecae ole ry: ommission’ ate amended to allow his client, | afternoon, tonight and Thursday. | OF THE CITIZEN OF | cS F F M8 ” | AU Grocers a Miami poultry dealer to oper-! i | DEC. 4, 1936 today by L. H. Warren, act-| County commissioners, in) ee ewewwvvewry ate a poultry business at thes mouse to fresh northeasterly fing Area Rent Director. their ones aa ie feared ee a ra ae le r a: as Wee corner of Simonton and Petron-! Winds. aes An Associated Press dispatch’ Landlords now operating un- Paster ¢ for | te oe ol ia. Florida: Generally fair today,}in today’s Citizen sa: that enced Tirst payment on f M4 ys that a'der*the rent regulation govern- chase of the Key West General | A public hearing will be held tonight and Thursday except| contingent of Seminoles from’ ing hotels, rooming houses and Hospital, but the Federal Works | on December 20. : ! partly cloudy with a few showers|the fastnesses of the Everglades! ify “; eit Agency, whidk, canthols that in- William Kroll, aquarium les-{over southeast portion today./will attend the inauguration; ™0tor courts in the Monroe coun- |" 280%) Vi tn aan ommissioner’s see, told how the Nav blast-| Continued rather cool. ceremonies in Tallahassee inj ty rental area who have not ob- (14 mae Pan ae agreement on | ing had caused havoc with the} Jacksonville through the Flor-| January when Fred, Cone be-' tained forms for the supplemen- the eaiee pidge . ! aquarium. City Manager Elling-| ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex-/ comes governor. tal reg: tion of their estab- AG ingle Miah tsithe. commniagena | son was empowered to meet|ico: Moderate to fresh north to} , f istomemsa should do so soon, as’ ™ es of "that Sia cet up i Naval authorities relative to the northeast winds today and to-{ Miss Martha Buck heads a the deadline for filing the com-} bisa aide gee " oat oh 000, possibility of their using lighter| night becoming moderate north- | cgmmittee. of Key Westers who Lote forms is December 3}, heat Pam Bia ee of | depth charges when dredging. [easterly Thursday. Generally fair) dre epllecting toys for dis tribu-| 1946. ten eae ae at Carefree Liquor license for the Casa/Weather exeept partly cloudy} tion among local needy children! All landlords who rent rooms Mone ariel 5S i | ich Marina hotel company was ap-| With scattered showers over ex-| during the Christmas holiday. jin a hotel, rooming or boarding “Te. ai have an office “in the| In Bright proved on first reading. The|t™eme south poycon. : } ; sti ell St { house, dormitory, residence club, 1 : tend 11 mat-! Sun Light name of the hotel’s li licen. |. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: | So ‘ ere PaaS ath tour.; Courthouse to attend to a e quor licen Students in the Key West’) motor court, tourist home, tou ert: Monroe couniy se 2 {No small craft or storm warnings ; a St epee C: 1a those who. ‘€?s pertaining to Mon o Spe se requester was Julius Kasdin. have Bean issicd, High School have resumed the ist court cabin, and those w veterans. | When your eyes are scientifica y pre Liquor License Denied {ka eka | publication of its weekly paper,|rent space in an auto camp or «| tected from the punishing “glare, of Alfred L, Skinner, 810 Skin-| N LEWIS : The Snapper. The Artman Press’ trailer camp are required to file [Rates pro- ner’s Lane, was not granted aj JOD EWIS, GRIM, {printed the issue. which is now the supplemental data. The pro- e ie wes from excess light, keeps vision beer and liquor license because | (Continued from rage One) {being distributed i per form may be secured at the keen and unimpaired. See our selece his place of business is within} ™&? will be thrown out of work,! Oe local Rent office, Fed-} of handsome’ sun glass She 300 feet of a church. j one-half of them in Detroit alone-}, William Mendell was elected eral building { For Your Cou; wth kay. mise Sgnaes DISA AOE BOM ‘ Tony Alonso’s request for a} childs NEE best ousane School | worshipful master of Dade lodge - | j So.zons. Bseeer'e beer and liquor license for his! doa Rciiace ps eR ETT Ges Masons at a meeting on the ENG INEERS BEGIN ' lieves Drom pl iy bon recor ; - u y> a | scember 2 a e seat of the place of busin sslliaes ae Duval !them because of the strike. Thir-|M#8ht of December 2. (Continued trom Page One) gate goes nent to aed capel Dr Z * Valdes street, was approved on first) 1. two thousand of them are not] : ex commission and suggested that rm, laden pay , and aid mature | e reading attending school because of the|, Phe body Me oe two engineers be retained Soothe and heal ram, tender, ine OPTOMETRIST _Arthur R. Meska’s Sun and teachers’ strike in St. Paul, Minn. bury, daughter of W. J. H After discussing the proposal, pranes Tel your druggist to sell you | Office Hours: 912 and 2-5 pam. Sand Se at the foot of South! Virginia state officials reported a we as British consul in t commission gdcciea © en- 8 bottle of Creomulsion with the un Evenings by Appointm« and Simonton streets was ap-!that 200 small coal mines in that, Key West for many years, is ex- gage the R 5 ing firm. rst ig You mu ie Way ii proved on first reading for a'state, the workers in which are|Pected to arrive here tomorrow, Contract with the firm by the icky gags the. cope 4 or you are ADDRESS: ard liquor license. lnot affiliated with any union,}ftom Washington. Funeral ser- commission provides that the en- ION s Valdes Bidg.. Office < Meska’s new club is on the [will produce sufficient coal for} Vices will be held Monday af- gineers, at the conclusion of their CREOMULS 619 Duval St. = a aos same premises as the former juse in Virginia. \ternoon in St. Paul's Episcopal surve commend tg the on for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis Upstairs enrence Civilian Beach club. — ~ —— Church {mission the they consider ORE a ar Horace O'Bryant, supervising; said Harden, should be paid in{ > best f the proposed COTES ABR oR NET aS StS EN principal of the Key West High;full and no interest should bej Mrs. Juan Carbonell, daugh- School thanked the city for its} paid. Harden argued that the! ter, Miss Martha Carbonell, and : ao $100 gift to the high schooljcity should pay off the loanj,Miss Juanita Mayg left yester- which U 2 eee as ea. | ti band. A letter commending ;with the cash that it had depos- aay for Miami, where, after a been placed to ng rons oa de verse ranspor a 10h George Smathers, Representa-/ited in the bank and save the | stay of a few days, they intend aaa 3 ae : eee aa tive-elect, for his drawing up of | $400 yearly %d proceed to Gainesville to vis- 2! Key West ¢ I a resolution requesting Key, Those in attendance at lastddt Mrs. Carbon son, Ignacio, i Paes os ere eae ee ompany, ne. West as the next meeting place |night’s meeting were Mayor) who is a student in the Univer- | | of the State Municipal meeting ; Demeritt, Commissioners Hard-j sity of Florida Fast, Dependable Ysa he Express Service | was ordered written. It was also} en, Cooper, L. Carbonell, J. Car- a ‘wee! decided to spend about $100 ; bonell, City Manager O. J. S.| A bazaar and supper will be drawing up special invitation | Ellingson, Clerk Roy Hamlin,|held Friday night at 614 Duval M INUTES ‘ TQ. MIAMI and KEY WEST forms to be sent to the cities;}and City Attorney J. Lancelot) street by women members of in the state, municipal organiza- | Lester. {the First Congregational church. ee Also Serving ALL POINTS on Florida Keys tion that would be hand drawn. = — — Bs Between Miami and Key West Two local artists will be con- HNOTICE OF “PUBLIC HEARING Today The Citizen says in an ee piscleds a. | Notice is hereby given that the/ editorial paregree bons Bees Express Schedule: Rogelio Gomez, Aerovias 2 icity Commissioners of the City] tity to pay often depends baie (No Stops En Route) | part owner, thanked we a of Key West, Florida, will hold}scapacity to tell the truth about 5 LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- | mission zor ae ovea Bee a public hearing in the Commis- | a si len CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P. M. Ar relative tc s sion Chambers in the City Hall, | Ce ; tives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- jed that his company unten to|Key West, Florida, on, December! EEG CEES IE. 9 2 night. employ 300 personnel in the /20," 1946, at 8:00 o'clock for} t H near future should the CAB in!the purpose of hearing parties in| ‘WATCH FOR DATE THREE CONVENIENT ©: LEAVES MIAMI jPAILY (EXCEPT Washington approve the perma-| interest and citizens in regards to] * FLIGHTS DAILY i} as as s we bel ve rt night and arrives at Key West se! nent application of his raat jee ch a ares poate A * to} 00.0) £ at ! 6:00 o'clock A. M. ny. Gomez will have about usiness “B”, the Southeast cor- | {| planes based at Meacham. field|ner of Petronia and Simonton |, Local Schedule: and“ he expects that his com- [Streets,~ also “known as Part oF ~ MAXWELL’S (Stops At All Intermediate Points) PANY Tiday x