The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 28, 1946, Page 2

} | i haxeacaieat Coraee. Greene te and A Ann a Only Daily Newspaper in Key West PPO RCE Dr na simaternco 2 Rnteret ‘at Key We Florida ar second ae Pee gnuieiga to ee tion of all news. 8, it or not’ oth ise credited in r an Sabllssen Nore, oy oe pel Dewy aren RATES a pie Ss. eo eekly Zek ab the rate o? 10 conte Notices for entertainment by churehes from ‘which a revenue is to be derived are 6 cents’a line. The Citizen So am apn 5s) formu and invites discussio: and subjects of 1 cae interest, but it will not Dublieh anonymous communications. ONAL € . AD’ (ee Hotels and Apart- City Governments. 5. Community Auditorium. MONOGRAPHS Dear People: Drew Pearson predicts that Bilbo will not be seated by the Senate. The Oracle’s prediction is that he will be. Let’s see who will turn out to be the bet- ter guesser. In expectancy, THE ORACLE. NEW YEAR REVELRY soit cee to be some “pee fal réaction * to «the. approach of a new year, “even if it is only marked by the calendar that has been adopted for the convenience of mankind. Conséquently, for many years, the’old year. has been rung out and the new year rung in. There is usually' the|of General Patton’s Third the ringing of bells, blowing of horns and the discharge of fireworks or firearms as the hour of mid- night marks the end of the! year. There’ is somewhat of a tendency on the part of in- dividuals to make a holiday of the occasion and to mark it: by “festivities which, at times, approach something of an orgy. Fortunately, the sires: of et d . ONE RESOLUAION Now that Christmas is past for this year, we look forward to New Year's Day. In looking forward, don’t begin already to make New Year's resolutions, and don't make them at all unless you are confident you can keep them. a All of us are in a position to make resolutions, for no- body is perfect. For that reason The Citizen feels it should not offer any sug- gestions for resolutions, with one exception, and that ap- plies to all of us as a com- munity. And how every member of the community will rejoice if the suggestion becomes a reality! The Citizen suggests that city and county officials resolve that, during 1947, they will whittle down ex- penditures, as you may be sure they will be whittled down by the federal gov- ernment, so that the tax burden may be eased. Good questions to ask are, do conditions justify this or that public expenditure? Are two men doing the work that one man can do? (Sen- ator Byrd of Virginia stated recently that, in many in- stances, one federal em- ploye ean do the work that is done now by four or five, and still will have time left for resting periods). Don’t‘ say, as oldtime lo- eal officials used to say, “Oh, well, it’s the city’s money, or the _ county’s money, so what’s the differ- ence?” Say, instead, it’s the people’s money, and that mean’s all the people. Not only the owners of real es- tate or of business places], pay tax. Hundreds may not pay taxes directly, but they pay indirectly, for the tax- able burden is so shifted that everybody feels it, in one way or another. City and county officials may feel confident that the people of Key West would be appreciative for a resolu- tion, to be put in effect, that would in any way reduce taxation. The dollar will do no more for you than you do for the dollar. F 'S PATTON’S THIRD ARMY ROUTE France, Belgium and Lux- embourg splan a “highway of freedom” to follow the route Army from the shore of Normandy into Germany. A recent ceremony in Metz marked the unveiling of the first milestone on the highway. The Burgomaster at Luxembourg declared that the highway was “traced by the blood of the sons of the great country across the seas.’’ Milestones tomark the road show a people of Monroe county torch like that of the Statue usually mark the end of the] of Liberty being brought A and the beginning of| across the “Atlantic. ew year in a sensible bettas ‘Many It is interesting to note of them,j| that there are people in the LEGALS ‘ Ne The annual meeting of the shares holders of ‘The Florida National Bank at Key West will be held the directors’ room of said bank in the City of Key West, Florida, on the 14th day of January, 1947, at 2:30 o'clock P.M., for the purpose of electing directors, considering reports of officers, ditectors and committees, and — taking thereon and for the disposition of such ether business as may lawful- ly come before the meeting. (Sign gt i L. GARORES, December ae Cas! deci4- ais S28, 1946;jan4- th Oat: EN: THE CLRCUIT COURT OF THE BLEVENTH JUPICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. sed CHANCERY. on No. 10-1005 FRANKIE § A ROBERTS LMORE Plaintiff, ove. DIVORCE JAMES W. ELMORE, Defendant. ORDER Ade de BLICA’ ATION Corpus Christi, Texas. You are hereby ‘required to ap- pear to the bill of Complaint for Divoree in the above styled cause, 28th day of Jan- therwise the al- will be taken as uary, legaiions the confessed. is order is to be published once a week for four consecutiv in the Key West Citizen paper published in the C West. Florida. Done and Ordered this Jrecember, ALD. 1946, L ROSS C SAWYER, Clerk of the cir Monroe County, F! By: (sd) Florence F Deputy Ailan B. Cleare, Jr., for Plaintiff. Gee 28, 1946 n 4-11-18, 1947 rida. Sawyer, Clerk, (sd) Solicitor NOTICE TO CREDITORS asta Me MEL VIN Rite HEY, Deceased. To AN Creditors and Persons Hav- ing Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: You and each of you are hereby notified and required to present any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of Melvin Ritchey, de- ceased, late of said County, to the County Judge of Monroe County, Florida, at his office in the cou house of said County at Key Wes Florida, within eight months from the time of the firs’ Publteation of this notice, E: ence and post office address of the claimant, and shall be sworn to by the claimant, his agent, or his attorney, and any such claim de- mand not so filed shall be void. (sd) E As administrator Melvin Ritchey, dees -14-21-28,1946 the te Deceased. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BL ey au DICKAL CIRCUL MARIE eae RENCE’ QU Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION TO Marie: Florence; :\Queane-), Raute 2, Box 136-A, Waynesville, North Carolina. You are hereby required: to ap- pear to the Bi? for Divorce filed against you in the above styled cause on or before January 30th, A.D. 1947, otherwise the allegations contained therein will be taken confessed. Done and Ordered at Key West Florida, this 20th day ber, A.D. 1946, (Cirenit Court Seal) ROSS C_ SAWYER, Clerk of Cirenit Court. By: Kathleen Nottage, Deputy Clerk. Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr. Attorney for Plaintiff. dec 21-28, 1 Jan 4-11, 1947 ORTDA, MONROE COUNTY. CERY a 10-993, rsus WILL | N, ET AL. STATE OF e F. Thompson, wife nthony Thompson, if alive, California Vietor M if alive, Alameda, a Street, y A. Thompson, care of. M. Thompson, if alive, Alameda Street, Alameda, | Capjfornia, and if de all persons claiming interest by, through, under or against action}. 7th day it Court ‘of | Ei or demand shall be in writ-ptak of Decem- | ison, Los Angeles, | fAual KEY WEST CITIZEN ~ LASSIFIED_ ADS Young Lady with some sales ex- — for every age. Books for} perience, high school educa- . tion, Steady position. Perman- ent resident preferred. 419% Duval St, Navy Store. Experienced dining room wai- tresses. Neat, clean. have white uniforms. Apply in person. South Beach Res- taurant, foot of Simonton St. ply La Concha Hotel. dec28-3t SALESMEN WANTED Salesman wanted to take charge of territory by old, concetn selling paints and roof coating. Field producers. Write Sales Man- ager, Box 1341, Dallas, Tex. FOR RENT Large store. 218 Simonton Street. Phone 1059. decl4-tf = rooms, $5.00 to $8.00 per week. | 411 William St. decl9-12tx Furnished room with kitchen privileges. Write A.B.H., c/o} | Citizen Office. . seed Furnished Cottage. Couple only. | No pets. 625 Angela St. Phone} *222-M. dec27-2tx | WANTED TO BUY Have cash for home on large-size dec21-6t WANTED Local Man for 26 ft. kingfish boat. Apply 614 Green St. Phone 4. dec27-tf Wanted—Old rags. Cali at The +" Citizen Office. janl7-tf | lo! » PHOTO SUPPLIES {16 m-m cameras, 16 m-m sound \ projectors, Baco Press cam- /?erds, ‘Speed Graphics, candid { cameras. Ail size film. Cam- | era cases, light meters. Com- plete ‘photographic supply. Evans,'506 Southard Street. : . dec27-tf Lost jd’ thedal, Witisical”émblem. In- »scription on:back, “Awarded t¢. Effie Roberts, Convent of Mary Immaculate, June 10, 1914, Key} |. West, Fla.” ‘ts returned to 701 Fleming Street. itt. deéc27-2tx | Fiber pocketbook on Caroline St.; , Reward if returned to Heming- | y sway, 907 Whitehead, Phone 244. dec27-2tx | | Reward for return of 3 keys on! ring (2 auto 1 trunk). Victory | | Cash Market. dec27-2t | | ! 4 FOR SALE ; One Civilian Jeep and one good | luggage trailer, 8'x4’. Apply | Box C. R. c/o Citizen. | dec24-4tx | ' I 1941 Hudson. Price $1,200. Can | be seen at Jefferson Hotel. Bill deel8-11tx | ” ‘edding, shower, birthday, an-| Must } reliable } lubricants, |* training. Drawing account to|Model A Ford. 613 Fleming St. dec28-1tx} Hurry! Hurry! For Quick Sale! Rooms and light housekeeping, Radiance roses. Apply Box D-16, Citizen |” Liberal reward if|. whether they proclaim the: western countries of Europe fact or not, use it for afwho are anxious to pay check-up on their develop-] proper tribute to the accom- -ment and as a starting-place] plishments of the American for a program of self-im-}soldiers. This is in contrast Margarete F. Thompson, Vic- ior M. ‘Thompson and Mary A. |; Benson, Room 202. Thompson, his wife, The unknown heirs, devisees, grantees, assignees, lienors, | | creditors, trustees and all per- | Three Bedroom Home, complete- | dec24-6tx i provement. to some others who seem- Tar SPS ane! ingly have convinced them- CLEANING UP selves that the war was won THE BENCH without American partici- There are 284 Federal judges, and Senator Wiley pation. A successful salesman can of Wisconsin, who will be}Spot an anxious buyer a the head of the Senate Judi-| Mile away. ciary Committee, says that if in the future Presidential nominations for Federal judges are “too far left they won’t get confirma- tion.” The Wisconsin Sena- tor believes that “judgeships have been handed out as mere political rewards .. . It’s been almost a tragedy Me You' can put your. finger ‘ony.many. of them.” He ex- presses. the hope that the esident may. see to: it “that some of his nominees fall within the category of rightists. instead of leftists.” Go to it, Senator. The general public will stand by you. It might be a good idea to let the Russians know that if they do not care to co- operate, the other nations of the world will make the effort. } DIFFERENT? It is somewhat interesting to note that the Russian del- egates to the United Nations are quick to support any charge of discrimination in other countries and that, in particular, they have sup- ported the charge of India that South Africa is mis- treating Indians in that country. The Soviet position is somewhat remarkable in view of the fact that the Communist State discrim- inates considerably against the class of people known as capitalists in other coun- tries. If it is improper for a nation to discriminate against a minority, on ac- count of religion or race, is it right and proper to dis- criminate against a minor- ity on economic grounds? sons claiming interest by, | le through, under or pein ly newly furnished. Cogner Robert “W, Thompson and | Sarah Thompson, his wife, lot for equity. All electric | both deceased, AN parties having or claim- ing to have any right, title or interest in the property here- in described, ‘ou are advised S. as Plaintiff, inst you and tuted § you in the he Amleventh Judicial € for Monroe County, Flor purpose of quietin tith confirm- ing his right of possession, and ob- taining other relief with respect to the following described real es- in and for the tate, situate, lying and being in Monroe County, Florida, to wit: Lots 1-14, nelusive, in Square 1: both in- ts 1-15, both | kitchen, Bendix washing ma-} | chine. Also boat. Apply 2800 Seidenberg Ave. Phone 353-M. | dec27-3t | 1941 Ford Sedan. Good tires, | radio. Apply 729 Division. | dec28-1t | SDSS ATO ARB ag NRT = SOE GRRE & Bathe Sa Tifts Haw na ee Mr. and Mrs, Chester J. Tift every hobby. Paul Smith! o¢ ‘Bagley, Ga, announce the Bookseller, corner Simonton} pirth of a daughter on Dec. 13. and Eaton Sts. dec2-25t! The new arrival. has been given the name of Laura Your Horoscope SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1946—This is an affectionate, sympathetic nature, deserving of a much better reward than it is likely to get. There is a con- GIFTS — GIFTS — GIFTS niversary, or just one of appre. | ciation. You can find just what| you want at Shirl’s Linen Shop, | 512 Fleming, Phone 118. dec6-tf eee 4s | three-bedroom nouse, furnished centration and wholeheartedness i Waitresses for dining room. Ap-} or ee a a cnn um. ot spirit that’ goes far to offset sale. Down payment ee, be | some of the deficiencies of the financed. Calt 205-R after 6) character and help in the strug- Mm, 10-1 co eae a od | ultimately attained. SIGNS—“For Rent”, “Rooms for| SUNDAY, DECEMBER 29, Rent”, “Apartment for Rent”. | 1946—The domineering nature of THE ARTMAN PRESS. this person will prove a bad han- | octl-tf | dicap, unless held very severely in check. There is a good measure of ability and the nature is ca- pable of strong attachments and wise planning, but the arbitrary | desire to dictate may cause dis- 7-room bungalow on spacious! @PPointment if not failure of lot plus 6 other lots and about Plans. 200 hens and chickens. Priced | to sel, $12,500. Apply to 1710; dec27-3tx | TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS Flagler Ave. dec27-2t: | (Know America) wii Prof. Robert McElroy of Freeman’s. Ph. Princeton, famed professor emer itus of history, born Perryville, Ky,, 74 years ago. i ; McCabill, general cabin cruiser, fully equippea,}_ Charles F- perfect condition ‘heoughenlll manager of the Cleveland News, Toilet and basin. Ideal for par-} 29% in Buffalo, N, Ys, 60 years ty or commercial fishing. Extra} #89. 672-W. dec3-tues-sat-9tx a 27 good engine. 2 to 1 reduction} Lieut. Gen. Lloyd i. Freden- gear. Bargain. Phone 9175 alj/ hall, retired, veteran commande day. +dec26-8tx | of the Second Army, born at | Cheyenne, Wyo., 63 years ago Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord, |! | commander af the Maryland Na 1940 De Luxe Chevrolet. Apply | Apt. No. 3, 323 Grinnell. F. T. | Simmons. dec28- 6tx | tional Guard, war provost mar ‘ shal in Europe, born Harford Co 41 V-8 Ford. Good condition, j Meryiand, 67 years ago. Apply 816 White St. dec26-3tx | Merle Crowell of New York, | editor-publicist, born in Maine, Notes (Promissary}, tc each. Art-|58 years ago. : man Press, Citizen Bldg, phone | Prof. Quincy Wright of the 1. ‘mar15-tf | University of Chicago, noted pro- lfessor of international law, born 16 mm Kodascope movie view-|at Medford, Mass., 56 years ago er. 616 Caroline St. | LEGALS dec28-2tx | U | . Ice Box. 911 Thomas Street. vs 1y AyD ‘wore Mone ” : dec24-4tx none Es Sere For Sale an E Flat Alto Saxo- phone, in good condition. $100. 506 Virginia St. dec27-5tx ST 1 kitchen table, 4 chairs and iron- ing board, all for $10.00. Phone 1043-J. 65 Rest Beach. dec28-Itx ication for his discharge as such Administ r Dated this of Decem BABY CHICKS ber. A.D. 1844 sd) JULIUS Baby Chicks, B. Rocks, -W. Rocks, As Adm inistrate of Albert ¢. Bor: dec 28, 1946; N. H. Reds, W. Giants (your choice) $5.95 per 100. Heavy As- sorted $4.95 per 100. Special | Mixed (our selection) $3.85 per 100. Pullets, $12.00 per 100. Live delivery guaranteed. Na- tional Hatcheries Outlet, 1723 S. 8th St., Philadelphia 48, Pa. | dec28-1t | jan 4-11-15, 194 CHANCERY. JAMES LEE M MISCELLANEOUS Listings wanted on Key proper-| ,, ties. Geo. J. Rawlings, Reg. Broker, Islamorada, Fla. nov15-391 Electrical motors repaired, called | for and delivered. Call Britt at 585 or 1184, Romero’s Elec- trical Service, 2612 Harris Ave. dec2-tf Campbell’s,. 928 Division, phone ty 189. Keys made, locks repair- By ed ,ete. dec2-1mo Merrill E. (Tuffy) Roberts will be i glad to give estimates on your} Wwvvvve weer rrr plumbing job and advise you STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE on your plumbing problems. Phone 642-M or call at No. 1} TRIUMPH Havana Street. * dec24-12tx COFFEE a Wanted—Small carpentry jobs MILL and saw filing jobs. Call 9191 at (between 9 and 12 a. m.) | All Grocers | dec27-26tx wwwwwwwewvwevvwrvrews Pool Room (eight tables). Also H completely furnished upstairs. ! | Apply 630 Simonton St. ont premises. dec28-6tx | Biectric. sewing machine, Emer- |} eo 13 1h PALMA SOLA: trié vi naan Bee ariatcunaa per plat thereof person. electri¢ victrola, records ; ecorded in Plat Book iin Page | and cabinet. Good buy. Phone | a | a. dec28-3tx | lorida. Monroe Cour You and eac! f you are hereby required to file your appearance , with the Clerk of the Cirenit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, in and for Monroe County, at the Monroe County Courthouse at Key West. Florida, cn or before Friday, the 17th day of January, | A.D., 1947, otherwise, said Bill ‘of Complaint fessed by you, IT IS ORDERED that this Notice to Appear be published once each week for four consecutive weeks in the Key West Citizen, a newspaper published in Key West, Monroe | County. Florida. DONE AND ORDERED at Key West. Florida, this A De 198 * Saw Monroe County, AL) Ross ¢ Clerk of the ponntrosne of Monroe Coun Florida, y: (sd) Alice H. Saigado, Deputy Clerk. s « 7 Ingraham Building, 3 Miami Florida. decit4- 31-28,1940;fan4 1647 will be taken as con- | }Cocoanut Plants, 12” high. 1509! South_Street. dec28-1tx | | |For Sale: 5 adjoining lots, 250 feet frontage by 120 feet depth. | Half block from Poinciana | store. High land. Between 17th! and 18th Streets, on Ave. D./ Apply 1509 South St. dec28-1t | | ELEL ELEONORA EELS, Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD | STAR * BRAND ences COFFEE. Try A Pound Today!! Atlas and Penn Dixie -~ PHONE gle for success, which will wi | other business as before it | | Attest CEMENT! CEMENT! ‘12 Delivered Now!!! 1 BAG ° 10,000 Portland Gr: ATLAS MORTAR MIX $1.20 LINDSLEY LUMBER SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1946 ‘ : ‘Key West In Days Gone B nnn President H. C. Gayly of the bony West Country Club has call a meeting for tonight to elect tficers for the ensuitg year. Fern Chapter, Order of the Bestern Star, will instal! recent), elected officers at a meeting Wee! jnesday night, December Miss Nellie Louise Russell, retiring worthy matron, will be one of the installing officers. The other officers will come from Mics i Monroe County Democratic Bx fecutive Committee, at a meeting a night, decided to send » dele |gation from Key West to Tolle hassee for the inauguretion of , Fred Cone us governor an Jan juary 5 ] Jonathan Cates, who had been visiting relatives in Coconut Grove, returned home last night Mrs. Leon Macfariand and chil dren are in Key West for the holidays and are staying with |Mrs. Macfarland'’s mother, Mr \7 A. Lumley | Mrs. Ella Lee ash and doug? {ter, Mrs. Ruth Cash Putman, left yesterday for Miami for en m {tended stay of a week ; Miss Angela Walter of New \foundiand « visiting Mre Angele | Vaughn of Ann street <a Miss Doris V. Welsh of Dani jis visiting Captain and Mrs © D Ha:rington of White street | Today The Citizen saye editorial paragraph “It tw not to the dancers that covered with shame credit of fan they “~~ net fF A federal law requires that the President's salary check be wr jten by hand Notice To Stockholders The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Key Wee Realty Company of Key Wee | Florida, will be held at its office 1314 Duval Street, at 4 o'clock }P. m., on Tuesday, i4th of Janu lary, 1947, for the purpose of ele ing directors for and for the the ens transaction « Signed, WM. R PORTER Presictent JULAUS S. STONE, JR ecretary dec 21-28, 1946 jan 4-11, 104 to fi transmit rays useful have a choice of aurective sue glass eyles. / Dr. J. A. Valdes OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 912 and 2-5 p.m. Evenings by Appointment ADDRESS: PHONES Valdes Bidg.. Office 392 619 Duval St.. a Upstairs