The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 2, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO bi} NORMAN D. ie Business From The Citizen Corner Greene and Ann Streets Only Dally Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County Entered at Key West, Florida @s second elass matter xm sSEOURE AR ames The Associated Press is ively entitled to uae for repu tion of all news dispatches ered: ai fee: ited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the 1 published here. news Weekly -~. ‘ADVERTISING RATES Made known on application SPECIAL NOTIOB All_ reading notices, eards of thanks, resolutions of respect, obit- uary notices, poe ete., will be eharged for at the rate of 10 eents ne Notices for entertainment by churehes from which a revenue is to be derived are § 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 ahonymous communications. NATI EDITORIAL. SSOCIATI 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. Consolidation of County and City Governments. 5. Community Auditorium. ... MONOGRAPHS To All Who Are Interested ; It has*been said that it takes three-generations to make a gentleman. That means some uncouth in- dividuals have a long way to go. * Yours truly, THE ORACLE. eat et ea a a a SEEKING THEIR LEVEL That sturdy and irrestible law of supply and demand, as The Citizen has remark- ed often during the last year, in discussing the high cost of living, is gradually coming back into its own. Butter, a commodity that some Key Westers said they! could not obtain for as long as three or four months during the war and also at timés since V-J Day, was hit hard on the wholesale mar- ket a few days ago in fore- ing it back to its level of supply and demand. The wholesale price fell asmuch as 12 cents a pound, a record decrease for one day. But butter is still beyond} its pre-war level, and, as the supply increases, due more to cutting down the overseas ‘shipments of it than to greater production at home, the price will con- tinue to readjust itself. Sugar, still under govern- ment control, will be dis- tributed in greater quanti- ties early next year. One stamp becomes valid in Jan- uary and another on April 1, but the government an- nounced that another stamp will be given to housewives between those dates. Be- side Republican leaders have announced that they are going to advocate the distribution of 10 pounds more of sugar to every household between the Jan- uary and April dates, aside from the extra stamp the government has said it will! grant during the first quar- ter of 1947. Key ‘West housewives will tell you that beef, for which they were clamoring a few. months ago, is now pientiful and obtainable at prices far below what they were shortly after OPA be- came ineffective on June 30. And so it goes. It won't be long now before all com- modities will be readjusted in prices. As supplies in- crease, com petition in- creases, and prices, like wa- ter, seek their level in com- plying with the law of sup- ply and demand. Key West Citizen (Key West In Days Gone By AS TAKEN FROM FILES | .OF THE CITIZEN OF JAN. 2, 1937 The Overseas Road ‘and Toll} Bridge District sent a check for $640,000 today to the Florida East Coast Railway, at its offices | in Jacksonville, in payment for the railroad right of way owned by that company in Monroe county. The settlement was made | possible by the abatement of the! company’s taxes in Monroe coun- | ty for 1935 and 1936. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Watrous; sailed yesterday on the steam- ship Cuba for Tampa on_ thei way to St. Petersburg. News was received in Key West today of the death, in Chi- cago, of Alvin Russell, 70, a for- mer Key Wester, who left here 30 years ago. The body, accom- panied by a nephew, Charles J. Park, is on its way to Key West for burrial. Deceased was famil- iarly known in Key West as “Britt.” An illustrated lecture on Pyth- ianism was given last night in Pythian Halli by Frank O. Rob- ert. Preceding the lecture, an entertainment was given by Pythian Sisters. Mrs. news today of the death of Dr. Elton Street Warner in Pitts- j burgh. He was a brother of Mrs. Warner’s late husband, L. Russell (“Bugs”) Warner. Mrs. H. S. Thompson, daughter Barbara. and son, Miami, are in Key West visiting relatives. Miss Mary Sullivan, daughter lof Mr .and Mrs. J. B. Sullivan, ! who was spending the holidays with her parents, left this morn- ing for Tallahassee to resume j her studies in the Florida State | College for Women. Eva B. Warner received} g Robert, of} § THE KEY WEST CITIZENT ' Your Horoscope THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1947—You may deal with diplo- confidence of others. The life tive is reserved and self-reliant, with sometimes a hard, grasping nature, astute of love. WOMAN, 96, PAINTS HOUSE SPRINGFIELD, Ill.—Although she is:96 years old, Adeline Jen- just finished painting her house, doing all the work herself except for the “real high places,” where she’ had the help of a boarder. LEGALS IN ‘THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIA ncewir 2 STATE OF IN AND FOR MONROE iN CHANCERY. Cue No. 10-989 DIVORCE JOHN CHARLES YELTON, Plaintiff, vs. JULIA ETHEL DEER YELTON, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION TO: Julian Ethel Deer Yelton, W. Deer, reet, ille, Indiana. Crawfordsy pF f in the above sty fore the 14th day of Janu- 1947, otherwise the al- therein will be taken as fey nd Ordered th A Dd yer RT OF THE i cmeurr PRIDA, IN NTY. IN Hox : Mission Beach . Today The | editorial paragraph: | : “Beggars are rarely surprised ae the {size of the gift, they get.” BOY, 3, CUTS HAND; DIES DETRPIT, Mich.—En route to la grocery store.for a bottle of | milk, Ronald Bruland, three, fell in the driveway of his home and cut his hand badly on the broken empty bottle. Taken, to a hospital, jhe died of a hegrt.seizure as his j; hand was being treated. Doctors ; said the seizure was due to ex- citement and shock. CARD OF THANKS We are, indeed, grateful to many neighbors and friends for kindness shown, for the floral of- \ferings, cars. and sympathy ex- tended us in the hours of sorrow following the recent death of our beloved one, the late Mrs. Eliza McClintock. We trust that each and all may accept this expression las personally addressed | jan2-1t THE FAMILY. LEGALS OF FLORIDA, OF THE 8ST. ROE COUNTY. IN AND FOR IN CHANCERY. © e No, 10-001 RICHARD J. TAYLOR, iaintiff, vs. DIVORCE ALICE J. TAYLOR. Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION ALI is f Evangelina Gome e of sald County. t » and post nt, and sha svangeling 194? jan 2-9 Citizen says in an , | \ | the said M | 1 Allan Yo | | IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELE TH aL crreuir | cR-| CHANCERY. are hereby ed to present ands which vou, | nia. are hereby required to ape to the Bill for Divorce filed st you jn the a r before th u LAP. 194 it pliegations | containéd will be. taken confes Done tana Ordered at: K West, : of December, therein this 17th day ‘ourt Sealy , Ross C Clerk of Circuit By: Kathleen N Dep Esquinaldo, J SAWYER, “urk. Re Slerk, Enrique Attorney MICH DAN enver, Foote, 1 : hereby notified that a the Adoptio acl te and I ors, has be Court of the it of t Me he Deputy dec 19-26, 1946: jan 2 CIRCUIT COURT OF res STATE OF FLOR “OK MONROE COUNTY. 10-980 AMYONI, Plaintiff, "DIVORCE YD nt. therwise the al- therein will be confess: rd Ordered at Key West, 3 10th day of December CIRCUIT COURT OF TH NTH JUDICIAL CIRCU ‘TATE OF FLORIDA, IN RK MONROE COUNTY. IN Ca OIMARTHA ELIZA led {th day of otherwise the therein will a rd Ordered at Key West, his 24th day of © Esquinaldo for Piai ec 2 matic affairs, for you can keep | | a secret and may rise high in the work will be along hidden lines, | but with some authority. The na-} and selfish, but} subject to the softening influence | kins, an emancipated slave, has} » Waitresses, is 10th day Pe pe r {Pool Room (eight tables). Also Diecem- | -| Motorcycle, 46. TODAY IN HISTORY {Know America) { 7177.—Gen. Washington, leav- his campfires burning in | Trenton, to deceive the British, | marches on Princeton, N. J. 1788.—Georgia the fourth state to ratify the new Constitution. 1863,—End of Civil War battle of “the horror of Murfrees- borough,” Tenn. tial report to President Wilson advises quick dispatch of Amer- | ieans to the trenches of Europe. | 1919—President Wilson wildly ‘cheered passing through Italy. } | 1920.—Federal agents gather in some 2,000 Reds in 33 cities. 1935.—Hauptmann trial opens in Flemington, N. J. 1941.—American bombers}: jt is |reported, are being flown across \the Atlantic in a steady -stream. | 1942.—Japs occupy Manila as American-Philippines forces re- tire to Bataan. Be 1943.—Amerjcan pianes range | over India and Burma. { | | —— ee Elizabeth Browning - Home To Be Memorial LEDBURY. Ciucatemnire| Roll Is Announced | Pret. England. — (AP) — Stephen Bal- lard, a Ledbury company official, who admits he has never rea any of Elizabeth Barrett Brown- ing’s works, will ‘establish a shrine for the famous author. He has bought ‘Hope End,” the house near Ledbury where Eliza- 1918—Col. House's confiden-} eth spent her early years, for | $126,000 and plans to rebuild the home and preserve it in her memory. That's How! Policeman: How did the acci- |. dent happen? Autoist: My wife fell asleep on the back seat. Army troops land on North New Guinea coast. 1945—Germans on defensive on Western Front. 1946.—Telegraph workers vote} Chaeon, strike, as does meat packers. British Lieut. Gen. Morgan sees -1944.—-At dawn, U. S. Sixth | Jews’ exodus plot out of Europe.|try: Rose Mary Watson, Argelia HELP WANTED 1 | Wanted maid, white or colored, } for small hotel. Phone 9132, i Gero $50.00 per month, tips, board and room. Apply; La Concha Hotel. jan2-6t} i CLASSIFIED ADS GIFTS — GIFTS — GIFIS Wedding, shower, birthday, an- niversary, or just one of appre- ciation. You can find just what you want at Shirl’s Linen Shop, 512 Fleming, Phone 118. jani-tf REFRIGERATION | ; Guaranteed refrigeration service, engineering. Prompt service on domestic and commercial refrigeration equipment. C. B. | Parris. Phone 11. janl-5t PRESS EE FOR RENT Large store. 218 Simonton Street. Phone 1059. decl4-tt Bight-room unfurnished house g with garage at 422 Fleming St. Has large back yard. Connected for electrie range or gas stove. Phone 17 or apply 625 Di- vision. dec30-tf {Furnished cottage, hot and cold running water. No children, no pets. Apply upstairs, rear 1012; Varela: Street. jan2-1tx} | ¥ : WANTED Mrs. Hunt, 821) CR Be ivate board. Southard. Eleciric Ironing Cords Switches. Olivia St. with Lowe and Son, 846 dec31-3t SRS Ea Nome ee cne Min ntesne For Sale—i94i Ford Tudor, new motor and tires. Apply 221-C Poineiana Place. janl-3tx ‘THURSDAY, JA ARY 2, 1947 on aa eine mat \Perfect Attendance}: TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS. : Adams of the Uni- versity of Illinois, famed chem- Pupils of the Division Street | ist, born in Boston, 58 years ago. Mrs. Elementary school with perfect (Agnes EB.) Mey- sg er, of eteniie D. C., journal- attendance Soe ee ass 4 a aeedal i ks of school w i newspa] owner, " gerond six weel pie born in New York City, announced as Sra cainece First Grade—Teacher, Mu 60 years ago. . James Melton, famed singer, Carey: Frank Almyda, Michael Armour, Roger Cherry, Robert} porn in Moultrie, Ga, 43 years aaa ago. F Sy First Grade—Teacher, Dorothy} “artur Rodzinski, conductor lcurry: Raymond Davis, William] 6 New York Philharmonic- | Higgs, Rosa Castellano, Orguidia| ¢yy,phony, born in Dalmatia, 55 Fernandez, Hazel Hobby. ye ‘ Le First .Grade—Teacher, Mary Sweeting: Judith Gallupe, Lois Doonan, Lynda Demeritt, Danny Pearce, Donald Avant, Aurora Gomez, Walter Fieming, Robert McKimmey, William Camalier, Richard Bervaldie, Mario San- tana, Carol Ann Cates. ears Ap~- ; ; Isaac C. R. Akin, vice presi- dent of J. P. Morgan & Company, born in Ontario, Canada, 55 years Dr. Herman G. James of Chi- cago, lawyer, former president of Ohio University, born in Phila- First. Grade—Teacher, Susie delphia, is Any We iahiced, Gardner: Evelio Hopkins, Gloria Vera Zorina, a anh ae Ellen Bishop, Sandra, born in Norway, oe oe Roberts, Roger Trevor. Tita Schipa, opera . » 2A—-Teacher, Josephine Dough- | in Italy, 57 years ago. iit aki ne Subscribe to The Citizen Georgina Castellano, Louis Molino, Diane Knight, Phyllis | Fox, Faye Bethel, Floyd Villa- real, Orlando Ping, William Niles, | vedo, Sidney Kerr, Jose Diaz, Diane |Garcia. : tg Demeriit, Daniel Cates. | 5B—Teacher, Louise oi 2A—Teacher, Madge Salter:'roy Almyda, James . pene Manuel Acosta, Albert Lion, Richard Herrick, Danie a, Lancewood Lowe, Freddie Ma- ‘Glynn Archer, Charles Norman, loney, Ygnacio Valdez, Donna Lee , Priscilla Cruz, Mary hab ony Gaskin, Wilma Felton, Alice Jackie Schraeder, Elizabet ~ + Jenks, Margaret Marrero, Joyce Dora Garcia, Mary Lowe, Nancy Roberts, Donna June Stewart, Pellicier. cia anne ie 5A— Teacher. ans ae = as Binns seats pe ngs al ik a. Ones Molina, Ker- mond Garcia. Douglas Jemks,jmit Roberts, Sherman Sweeting, Timothy Keleher, Donald Russell, | stephen Trevor, Katherine Brady, Pedro La Torres. f Fay Curry, Gale Curry, Barbara area ee Palate sone | Mingo, Bhicisy eer Nelson, Eliza- eorge Fox, jomas Gates, - ussell. fanad Guiterrez, Sanford Hess, Sp Rares Florence Mickler: Daniel Orapeza, Barbara Taylor, Nilo Cobo, Thomas Cornell, Eu Gloria Taylor. ene Garcia, Darrell Hendricks, 2B—Teacher, Eva Arnold: Jose-} Peter Hilton, Harry Pritehard, Hi-Lustre White Enamel, gts. and phine Arnold, Katherine Hodges,' Jimmie Reid, Larry Smith, Reba gals. St. dec31-3t Lowe and Son, 846 Olivia| Leonette McFarland, Orletta Stir-j Beasley, Yvonne Camalier, Clara- rup, Richard Anti, Edward Boza,} pelle Garcia, Francine Johnson, Wm. Earl Hamilton, Billy Hib-| Faye Lowe, Evelyn Nettles, Con- Vibro Harp, price $175.00. Can be|bits, Lawrence Hubbard, Robert; suela Valdez, Norma Watson, seen at 930 Catherine street. dec31-3tx 1946 Packard Clipper Eight Se- dan. Black with chrome wheels, radio and heater. Come and see it. Monroe Motors, 1201 White St. jan2-3tx One 1942 Johnson 5 h.p. outboard motor. Used very little. Excel- lent condition. Vacation over and first $150 cash takes this bargain. Apply 508 Simonton Street. jan2-Itx | ‘PHOTO SUPPLIES ' 6. m-m cameras, 16 m-m sound} projectors, Baco’ Press cam-| eras, Speed Graphics, candid cameras. ‘All size film. .Cam- era cases, light meters. Com-| plete photographic supply.| | Evans, 506 Southard Street. { ' janl-tf FOR SALE completely furnished upstairs. | Apply 630 Simonton St. on) premises. dec28-6tx a |Three-bedroom nouse, furnished; or unfurnished, all modern im-! provements. Priced for quick; sale. Down payment can be financed. Call 205-R after 6 p.m. dec10-1mo E. Electric Stove. reasonable. } Phone 718-W or 425 Francis St. ‘ dec31-4t i} 16 ft. x 812 ft. building or play, { “house, $30. 3511 Flagler. dec31-3tx | Two Houses on large lot. Apply | 1010 Grinnell street | dec31-3tx } | Fast 35°6" Cabin Cruiser. Excel-| lent condition, With 100 hp. Gray engine. Apply Haskins; Machine Shop. Phone 723 jan1-3tx | i | Livingroom suite, breakfast set, bedroom suite, including inner- spring nattress, with box springs, floor lamp, other mis- | cellaneous articles. 1208 Dun- { can street. jan1-2tx | One 34’ cabin cruiser. Good con-, | dition. Cheap. Apply 106-A' Poinciana between 10 a.m. andj 1 p.m. or apply 2870 MacAr- thur Homes’ between 5 and 7. ' p.m. dec30-61x | ' =) Boy’s bicycle, 24 inch, good bal-! | Joon tires, good paint, $19.50. 1900 Staples Ave. jan2-2tx | 1940 Special DeLuxe Chevrolet. | Black town sedan, radio and} heater. Apply after 12 noon. 1527 Von Phister St { jan2-3tx | | Household furniture. Telephone | . 1132-J. Address, 87-2 Poinci- ana. jan2-3tx } Used about 20! hours, good condition. 5 Small ice chest, $17.00 Simonton Si, jan2-1tx 100 or more pigeons, $50.00, all, including wire. 1503 South street. dec31-3tx Practically new hospital bed and wheel chair. Apply 817 Flem- ing St., front apt. Phone 1068-W. dec31-3tx } Lead and Zinc White House Paint. Lowe and Son, 846 Olivia St. dec31-3t MISCELLANEOUS Campbell’s, 928 Division, phone 189. Keys made, locks repair- ed, ete. janl-Imo Se enero errant Pekin MeN Merrill E, (Tuffy) Roberts will be glad to give estimates on your plumbing job and advise you on your plumbing problems. Phone 642-M or call at No. 1/2 Havana Street. dec24-12tx Wanted—Small carpentry jobs and saw filing jobs. Call 919) (between 9 and 12 a. m.) dec27-26tx Try Swedish Massage for relax ation while on your vacation. Phone 575. 1019 Margaret St. dec31-tf = For guaranteed plumbing work and repairs. call Jonn Curry, 512 Margaret street, phone 781. Give us a try on your next job. Free estimates. janl-lmox KEY WEST PARENTS: The Scale Model Railway which runs through my garden has been raided and important parts taken, including block signals on small concrete base: which were uprooted. . . Dur ing the past 17 years I have enjoyed exhibiting this minia- ture Interurban Railway out- doors in New York, New Jer sey and Florida. This is the first time anyone has ever im- posed upon the cordial wel- come extended to all interested persons. . . Parents whose youngsters have toy electric trains are urgently requested to observe any recently ac quired accessories of custom- built origin that answer the above description, and to pre- vail upon their young railroad magnates to return the equip- ment to 900 Flagler Avenue, corner of Reynolds Street. Tel. 1145-J. No questions will be asked, no action will be taken if these parts are promptly re- turned. BE. J. QUINBY. jan2-3t Higgs. |Clara Gardner. 3B—Teacher, Gladys Pinder:; @§B—Teacher, May Sands: Bar- ; Louis Aquera, Frank Batts, Mario! para Adams, Mary Lou Gardner, ‘Calero, Wayne Tynes, Waldina! patricia Nichols, Marlene Park, Cervantes Mary Lou Knight,| Joan Wood, Joan Baisden, Can- Nancy McDonald. dido Barcelo, John Castro, Claude 3B—Teacher, Evelyn Bell: Ar- | Roberts, Robert Sawyer, Anthony gelio Alayon, Sable Bishop, Roger ; Torres, Basil Tynes, Kenneth Al- Carant, Hubert Cruz, Ray Ed-{ bury, Lord Brooks. wards, Thomas Gibbons, Daniel, 6§A4—Teacher, Constance Walk- La Torres, Charles Perez, Stuart! er: Frank Battist} Louis Curry, Yates, Natalie Carey, Mirta del' Danie] Dirdiel, Thomas Gibson, Valle, Shirley Mae Fernandez,/ Lucilg ‘Gonzalez, Anthony Niles, Patsy Smith, Inez Villar, Marcela} Juaief ‘Orapeza, Richard Perez, : Pinder. | Exequio Vidal; Sylvia Hernandez, 3A—Teacher, Marjorie Roberts:} Mary Ellen Kelly, Mary Lanes, J. H. Brady, Wayne Gaskin, Har-| yvonne McCradle, Eleanor Ogden, ty Mingo, Ted Newlan, Rose Ma-j Sharon Shannahon, . Ernestine rie Tift. [rae Shirley Williams, 4B—Teacher, Dora Mills: Dean- na Archer, John Demeritt, Roy} Filer, Betty Jane Jenks, Ronald| Sawyer, George Stewart, maser) ' Relieves Distress of Walterson. 4B—Teacher, Frances: Cochran: , Mary Ann Arnold, Jeannie Gar- jcia, Helen Gonzalez, Fay Wil- jliams, Michael Cates. * | | 4A—-Teacher, Betty Whidden: | Jacqueline Conant, Edward Cast ry, Joseph Lopez, Al Roberts,! Robert Pazo, Dolores Ybarmea, } Margaret Gates, Billy Wood, Eloy } Rodriguez. | 4A—Teacher, Amelia Cabot: Randy Tynes, Ervin Higgs, Leo Carey, Franklin Hernandez, Ped- ro Gomez, Diana Fernandez, Ray Alvarez, Charlie Diaz, Nilo Ace-j se 008 -KANTOR’S MEN’S SHOP ‘For Nationally Known, casqunragnencagnsunscneacaveescocencengstonsevusons tocseetsnnvvecens Nationally Advertised Merchandise Such As @ Jarman Shoes @ Timely Clothes @ Botany “500” Suits @ Manhattan Shirts, Ties, Sweaters and Underwear @ Interwoven and Phoenix Sox and Other Standard Brands of Merit Always Come to KANTOR’S We Wish You and Yours A Prosperous and Happy 1947 li Srverevrevrnenntenrureve resnsnecmtensermasteteriniatieants ro A iaaaet THAT OOOO OMEN