The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 21, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO ee From Corner Greene Only Dati: warn wat . and jonroe ty Entered at Key West, Florida ‘as second siass matter ¥ cree ernenenlinin The Associa’ ge entitled to use ott oF not otherwise. © or not o' is pape also the i published Bere. ews VER’ RATES uate knows oD applieation nog rete ele aoe 1 than ottions ot of ery Botices, harged for at "era rate of line Notlees for Ten ge Misael ar enters to be derty: cents a line, The Citizen n open forum and invites discussion of publie {és and subjects of local or gene: interest, but tt will not publish eroaymous eommunications, (MPROVEMENTS 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. { i MONOGRAPHS To Our Fire Fighters: Experts tell us that most fires are caused by human carelessness; we wonder if this is the truth about fires in Key West? Inquiringly, THE ORACLE. ' — ‘UNARMED POLICEMEN Many America: ans, in vis- fing London, are amazed that policemen do not carry fevolvers but are armed on- fy with clubs. ' | {more they spent. | pointed out, in 10-Year-Ago col- | be, umn, that it was sen rir FAT AND LEAN YEARS So far as the Key West taxpayer .is concerned. the agreement of the city com- missioners to take care of eight of nine indigent cases | in Monroe eounty was. very: much like paying the money | band, Ramon de la Cuesta, ag-} out of your left instead of | your right pocket. Had the county continued to take care of the indigents. | Key West taxpayers would have paid 8@ per cent of th amount involved. Under th present arrangements, they | pay one-fifth more than they | had been paying. Reason for that is, owners of real estate in Key West, pay 80 percent of the taxes! in the eounty. So the switch from county to the city, in caring for the eight indig- ents, did not make much dif- ference, the cash was concerned. But what is of much con-' cern to the people of Key West was the statement, - made at the joint meeting of city and county commis- sioners, that many thousands | of dollars are now paid by} city and county in providing means for a livelihood for, persons who are unable to take care of themselves. As | that is so now, when business | continues to be fairly good, what will be the extent of indigency in Key West | a should “we unfortunately ' have hard times again? Because The Citizen is) aware that hard times’ are recurrent throughout the world, editorial after editor- | ial was published during fhe | war, calling on city and county commissioners to be eircumspect in their spend-,| ‘ing while collecting the | largest amount of taxes inj | the history of each subdivi- | sion. But the advice was un- heeded: the more money the commissioners collected the! We also connectjon _ with our of an event in those days, so much se it made news, when the city aAd&county made’ up payrolls to pay a part of During the Christmas hol-} back salaries due employes. | idays, something of a sensa- tion tor Londoners was the shoating of a policeman in the eye While hunting a man, who} pulled a revolver and Peranl Shooting when accosted on the street. | The London dispatch says | that over one hundred po-} licemen were in pursuit of | the armed fugitive and that the hunt occupied over an hour as police, armed only with clubs, searched the| roofs of many buildings for the suspect. | Our understanding is that | the police record of London seems to indicate the lack of firearms does not cause the death of many police- men. Whether this is correct, or not, however, one must admire the rage of un- ermed oficers who go out to] aprehend a revolver-carry- ing criminal who has already shown a willingness to shoot, He was wounded} A forecast’ of what may | happen if Key West's finan cial structuye was given by! City Mandger Ellingson iat | i the joint meeting when ‘he explained that the proposed budget would have to be cut $50,000 to bring it into the | revenue that will be avail- able in 1947, with the prob- ability that $20,000 more! may have to be used for un-! ecllected taxes this year. He is a wise man anda city is a wise city that con- serve in fat years as a pre- caution against lean years. There seems to be no dif. ference between a young fool and an old fool. They; engage in different kinds of foolishness, but the old fool should know better. e ITALY ASKS FOR HELP Premier Alcide de Gasperi of Italy, who is visiting the United States for the pur- AFTERMATH OF DEFEAT sane of securing aid for his “Most of the city’s inhabi- tants found the way on foot to unheated and unlighted offices and cold meals in cold houses. The city referred to in the above sentence is Vienna, where lack of gas and coal has closed the schools, the- aters and movies. Moreover, the tardy arrival of relief} shipments threatened a re- duction of the 1550 calorie rations during the period of extreme cold, with all indus- try shut down except that suplying food. We call attention to the! plight of the people of Vien- nu, because their present condiion reveals one of the of costs unsuccessful tare war- Advice for 1947: Save as much money as” you can, you will need it sooner than you think. Hot Gip: Some alert ad vertiser is going to make ountr. now * Tagie heritage contends that had the right suffering the * of warfare, his country to lead in back again to] OPening the way to a reduc- tion of tariffs so as to pro vide “stable commercial in tereourse” in the world. The Italian Premier also! suggested that nations with “excess labor’ should have the right to send their work- ers where labor can be ab- sorbed. He said this point was of particular importance to his country and that the example of the United States might be decisive. ed tothe belief that the peace of the world, if it is to all nations and all peoples ucts, either of service or of goods, upon terms of equal- ity with all other throughout the earth. There may be the neces regulations in connection with the exercise of this fun- some dough through news paper ink in 1947. Query to merchants: Will that some- bedy be you? damental economic right without which there will be nO assurance of eventual abolition ef the fear of want. | She left two’ pieces of real es- | ware Sy oa epainc os $100. so far as providing | ' becbae We are somewhat inclin- | be permanent must give to} the right to sell their prod-: nations | 9, sity for considering certain | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN | at LEGALS: Leaves $16,100 | Estate To Husband} Estate of $16,100 was left by IN| IN! OR! TO: CARIES ADAMS, Route 4, Kingsport. Tennessee. You, <s, Pale required to - Bill_ of Complaint for Biticd se in % cording to letters of oo he above styled cause lewal ition filed today with County | Juage Raymond R. Lord. Mrs. Cuest died last Nov. 21.) Cnr pefore the 1ith day of Feb- raary, A.D. i947, otherwise the al- ns. therein will be taken as co. i : ; T otder fs to be published once | a Meek for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a ne paper published in the City of Key West, Florida. ae this 13th day 19. Done and ¢ of Januar: (SEAL) Ross ¢ SAWYER. Clerk of the Cireuit, Court, Monroe County, Florida. By: (sd) Florence B. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. Allan B. ministration: of the estate ty | Judge Lard | | LEGALS JOTICE UND) +. FICTITIOUS Serres TUTE NOTIC Y GIVEN that the angiiiacned, desiring to engage fin the fictitious Cleare, Jr, tor for Plaintiff tor of Plaintiff. jan 14-3 10-30 28; feb 4, 1947 First-class local electrician wants good-paying job for two rhonths Will accept any typé work, pre: * ferably electricat work. Phone No. 10-1027 1096-R. jan20-3tx w Ar > = Blain KBURN, rege Revorce | EMPLOYMENT WANTED — ETTA FRNE TY BLACKBURN, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION ecelia Bertletta Mary Fenerty Blackburn, 5 Greene Street. ida, intends to register said as name with the Clerk of ait Court of Mofroe Coun- da. | fietiy IN THE CI UIT COURT OF THI EF mLEVEN' JUDICIAL CIRCU OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN MONROE COUNTY. IN jan7 JOHN ul COURT OF STH JUDICEAL CIRC TRE STATE OF FLORIDA. AND FOR Sosnen CoUNTY * No, 10-1018 HU MPERTO FREIRE. Plaintiff, Public stenographer. “Standard rates. Clara'Mies. 226:Flem: ing Street, La. Concha Hote} Building. Phone 26. \ jan21-28-25-3ta; re the 14th day of WANTED 70 BUY oth ise the e is contained therein. will) Houge and. lot im good residential as confessed. nd Ordered at Key West, section, | Write Box'S-41, Citi: of vennary, | zen Office. ~ New Oris | DIVORCE pe Panny Pp You are hereb against MARY. ‘PERRY | dar to the Bill Fi ORDER OF auRe on this h day ourt Sealy clerk Poe a ‘rt, Fuady wishes to buy a lot, reason- By: Alice F. | able, in Key West or will trade erate Ele "| Colorado Mountaiti building } site for Florida site. J. E. C., Di lorida, is e 6th day of January, | Enrique Ksqu na Attorney for Plz ar (ein v re Sen iss © feb 4,1947/ 1312 So. Sherman St., Denver, Clerk ut Cire oGaEES Colo. jan20-4tx | Nicely furnished _ two-bedroom By: (ad) Florence FL A fd pie at OF THE STATE 0: DA, IN zZ or Jan AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. 1! MCRIEL WACH sé Place, phone 1116-XW. jan20-3t 5821 South 4 s Avenue, Chicago, Mlinois. You are hereby required to ap- the Bil of Complaint for in the above styled cause hefore the 7th day of Feb An 1947. otherwise the al-lWanted—Small carpentry jobs and saw filing jobs. Call 9106 (between 9 and 12 a. m.) dec27-26tx | Campbell’s, 928 Division, phone 189. Keys made, locks repair- ed, ete. janl-imo ¥ MAGGIE ORDER OF PF MAE WALTON Defendan' BL CATION TO Philadetphia, Pa. You ate hereby required to ap- to the BI for Divorce fil in the above r before the me 47 For guaranteed plumbing work and fepairs, call John Cur 512 Margaret street, phone 781. Give us a try on your next job. Free estimates. jani-imex his 6th aast t; West, January ALL Cirenit C ty. Florida 7+¥4-21-28, 1947 Merrill E. (Tuffy) Roberts will be RCUIT COURT OF THR glad to give estiniates on your | plumbing job and advise you on your plumbing problems. Phone 642-M or,call at No. 4 Havana Street. jan8-12tx N THE CIRCUIT CO T ELEVENTH suDICT Le OF THE IN AND F Le ane No. MARG ARET PRE IN 10-1038 nial | Electrical motors repaired, called vs “WAYCHOFF, J*efendant. B Plaintiff, DIVORCE Roy vs JOHN FREH, ORDER OF F ry Defendant at 585 or 1184. trical Service, 2612 Harris Ave. jan11-18t} are day ove ‘ome te | Ke ed to appear on th of January, 1947, befc r entitled court to the iin of C fi regsmaker, alterations, maghine- + made buttonholes. Call 531, United St. jani6- -9tx | the newspaper r shall be published four consecut Key Weat, th ino | f January. i ins lhe solution for anniversary and 1} shower gifts: A photographic. gift certificafe. You will save time and.money and know your gift can not be duplicated. Pilk- | ington Studio, 515 Fleming. janl6- tf Do not worry about bookkeeping | or income tax returns. Save time and money while having! accounts ‘up to date. Call Joe C. T COURT OF THE JUDICIAL crpgtee FI IN AND FOR WOVROE COUNTY IN CHANG i i garet St. jan17-6tx , JAMES ROY Will take care of child during day. 608 Angela Street. r Body and fender repairs, bate painting, guaranteed, at Tony’s| = a 800 Caroline St., jan20-6tx rates floor. Phone 1059. Large double room, large single room, by day or week. OPA ceiling rates. 417 Elizabeth St., upstairs. jan21-3t WANTED TO RENT 7TH cracure RIDA, IN| STY. IN b D on MONHOE cous NTY, TE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN- ORY. Cane No. 10-860 ALVA SWEETING Plaintiff, vs DIVORCE ACTION | ALICE SWRETING. LYefendant ORDER OF PUBLICATION DIVORCE } 'Naval lieutenant, months old baby desire house. Toulon, cal! 1100, ext. 128. jan20-4tx Furnished house or apartment, by couple. Call 1100, extension 142. hardt. jan21-3tx week for f The FOR SALE | Sacrifice Sale. Factory tioned. Outboard motor H. P., like new, $75. Owner leaving city. Phone 1156-M. janl8-3e<) By: (sd) ence MAS 8. CARO, x for the (sg) Solles Allan B. ¢ or for Pl. 4 B4-11.2967 jam 7<24-21-28, 2947 — / P*\200 single sheets and 100 enve- for and delivered. Call Britt; Romero’s Elec- ; Perez, phone 568-M, 1216 Mar-; jan20-3tx | auto Auto Body Shop. 603-605 Greene St. jan21- sd FOR AENT | Clean sleeping rooms. Reasonable | second | \ Large store. 218 Simonton Street. | janl-tf wife and 10! Lt.-Comdr. W. C. Rhine-| recondi- | 31, | | : Mrs, Sofia Perez de la Cuesta, @8, | Nie” ? te (i white Oe Se Pose rr oa of 406 United. street, to her hus- CHARLES pans, sifch accrid St, Ni Ss janis-9tx, niversafy,. OF PUBLIC ETION + ' | topes, $1.50. Three-line copy on sheets and énvelopes. Artman Press, phone 51, Citizen Bldg. janl4-Imo Sixty | printed hostess bg | napkins, $1.50. Citizen Bidg., phone 51. jan14-1mo 60. ptitited personalized Loan towéls, $1.50. Artman phone 51. pow th pw 50 printed beverage coasters, $1.50. Artman Press, Citizen Bidg., phone. 51. janl4-Imo 41 Buick Convertible Sedan, perfect condition. Phone 4 be- tween 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. janl6-tf Restaurant, Blue Goosé, Margaret and Fleming. Phone 515-R. Profitable business. jan16-6tx house. All modern conven- fences. Call 445-J. janl6-6tx | first class’ condition. Just off the ways. Ideal for party fish- ing an@ commercial fishing. 85, h.p. engine; 2 - 1 reduction gear. ! Toilet, ete. Sacrifice for quick | sale. Eaton St. and North Beach. Phone 9175. i i Games for all occasions: Rich Uncle, Monopoly, Polyanna, Parrollette, Bingo and others. Hobby Shop, 1105 Division. | t {For sale, Sérvel Electrolux gas re- | frigerator and Magic Chef stove. small apartment. Whitehead. $140. 1229 jan18-3tx 1945 National- trailer, excellent condition. Call at 61) Division,! between 1 and 5 or call 702-R. ! janl®&7tx \ Por Sale—Forty-six ft. boat, La- throp powered. Sleeps six. Ideal for cruising Fla. Keys. Phone 821-R. jani8-6t | Bungalow (concrete), 3 bedrooms, partly furnished. New gas! stove. New water heater. Pos-} session at once. None better in} Key West. Paul Boysen, 626) Fleming Street, phone 153 i jan18-3tx |} '1940 Plymouth sedan. Good con- dition, radio. Price, $875.00.) Apply 1106 Olivia. jan18- atx! 1932 Chevrolet sedan. Price * 820 Georgia St. Phone 685- jan20-3tx | bicycle, balloon _ : 1900 Staples Ave jan20-2tx jk | ady's $17.50. tires | Three-bedroom bungalow in nice residential section in town. Bun galow situated on lot 131' deep, and 40’ wide. Also included} in sale is lot in rear, 43° by 43°.) Price, $1,000 down, balance of $2,500 at $40 monthly. Phone 51, Citizen Office. jan20-tf}! i | | 1940 Chevrolet, 4-door sedan, ex- cellent condition. Apply Gulf! Service Station, corner Eaton| and William streets, or phone 9482. | Books for every age. Books for every hobby. Paul Smith, Bookseller, corner Simonton and | Eaton Sts. jan20-6t 6’ Servel gas refrigerator. Apply 626, William Street or call 623-R.} jan18-3tx} | | | {36 boat with two Dodge motors. ! Sleeping quarters. Good condi- tion. Apply 1115 Margaret St jan20-3tx} {Bids will be received for frame building used as schovul house on Big Pine Key on or before March Ist. Address bids to P.O. | Box 599, Ernest A. Ramsey 1937 2-door Chevrole hauled engine, gocd tres, per fect radio. Enquire 10-1 Pi eiana jan21-2tx Lot, 42 x 96.10. Wil! sell reason able. Apply 721 Love Lane. | jandi-6t~ Can be seen at foot of! jani?-4tx | ; jan18-tf {0 jan2l-3tx | » one of best markets fully f Box A.F.M., c/o Citizen, 24-inch, balloon 1900 Staples Ave me at BR Two Bedroom Home, recently remodeled in and out, 1301 Newton St. jani5-6tx Accordian, 48 bass. Street. 707 Caroline jen -Sie 36 4-door Pointiac sedan, $240 Naval Housing, Fort Tayior Unit D-4. jandi -6tx 1941 4-door Ford, super de luxe sedan. Excellent condition, good tires. Apply Room %#) A. V. Viner, C.P.0. Quarters Boca Chica. jand)-4tx 1940 Oldsmobile, $996.00. Apply 148-B Poinciana. jan2}-3tx | Specializing im alterations. Also 27 cabin cruiser, fully equipped, | 1946 new Fleetmaster " Chevrelet dressmaking. 65-1 Poinciana! Phone 1166-M jangl-¥ ; Homes, asbestos roofs and ashes tos siding; six rooms and beth Ready for ummediete ocoupen cy. Completely reconditioned and painted. Only 4 left NO DOWN PAYMENT POR VETERANS and SERVICEMEN Pay actual closing costs only MacArthur Homes Office, 2801 lagler Ave. jandl Sa ne luggage tratler Tony's Aute Body Shop, 603-605 Greene 5: pant dex Combination unit, excelient for Just received, chigmons ot wad and zinc paste paint and pure raw hnaseed oi), We deliver Sawyer’s Paint & Cycle Store phone 684-R. yandi-d 1941 Chevrolet panel truck Geant ures, Motor perfect, body need paint. For quick sale, $875.00 724 Caroline Street jafBt-2ex Two houses on arge lot, $4500 1010 Grinnell Street an?! 3tx Eetsile Rom. S00 Geeen-lensed, pink glasses fitted to found, retur: Hotel M ward framed the to the La ¢ Whitense re we nla dt, to bull dog. Ligt Had harness to name of “Buste please return to well, 1213 Georg Smal! color heuwe Firmly John Bleck » Street nzo 2 Lady's sterling holder in La Concha & day night. Reward Mis. Simo 536 File phone 762-3 silve f ' ’ nt ne “ d. Phone extension ) st w For vevewvere. ——— | ene ARM BRAND COFFEE All Grocers FUT V TCC O TTC Owes