The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 10, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO — —— West ( Citizen by malty Dalty Newapaper | is ag West "“Bitered at Key West, "pitas ___B# #eeond slase matter or Tae TATED PRESS hi nenies u var tepatlisas news dispatehee eredited tt or tnet otherwise Sreaited in hie paper and also the local news wblished here. BRTISING TES «known on application SYRCIAL NOTICE All reading notices, eards of ‘hanks, resoluttons of respect, obit- sary Reticea, poems, will be eared for at the rate of 10 eente ime Notleee _ tor hurehes from discussion ot pe issues of local or general it will not. publish ommuntcations. IONAL EDITORIAL SSOCIATION. (MPROVEMENTS 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. munity Auditorium. o- — 6c MONOGRAPHS To Car Drivers: W he pedestrians do a te you in your don’t think intentionally. they failed to peeding car th id it Yours No other county in Flor-j* : THE ORACLE. ida is similar to Monroe, | "8 some of the units. of the _ Lane pir oe le - one bi he | Overseas bridges, the commis- which has only on 0- | sion’s books will have to be audit- | . a way. Connection with that) eq The audit was ordered by THE EDISON lifeline is essential before-| Governor Cone. CENTENNIAL | de velopments will be under- taken on a large scale. For ¢ Clq Gandolfo. who had | errow, Feb. 11, the |that reason,’ The Citizen Nee iS datecred to Miami from tenmial of Thomas Edi- |trusts that the legislatured Key By WPA activities, has b will be cele- | will pass a bill that willrethkaéd do tefuine his’ duties in Oe Hotit the coun- | meet with the governor’s ap-] the service department he . ht 4s Newspapers, | proval, giving the counties|Curty Moreno, area supervisor, gigs PF motion pic- | one eent of the ;seven col- said today. vill devote space and * te the life and achieve- man who made » possible intry, where in- farm and home elec- has progressed far in thimoecr dustrial featior d the rest of the! rid ir debt to Thomas immeasurable, r devised or dis- man has done so all the people as tric power. It he most efficient and the f servants. increased and the earning the wor ker. ized the sgriculture. Edison's is found in the| fuctivits tech- Thomas ment reat imdustr which rk broweht inte being.y ELIMINATES HIMSELF Courageous individuals pio- et | electrical develop- Géneral George C., Mar- nent he days when many] shall, who bas. just ‘taken I thought it an im-| office as Secretary of ‘State, tu ad. They provid-] is entitled to greater respect i trie service for every} than ever on account bf the f the country. Year| straight-forward way he sod year out, the indus-| handled the question ‘of fu- nded gave us| ture political office. nore power for The former Chief-of-Staff | money. It er { voluntarily advised news- | us taxable a reporters that he as-| for all units of govern- It became a great civ- | ney as well as a] political mic agenc nstead of res it is look- hori- greater an exam- announced | #::00.000,000 rurat electri- | h program designed | practically all} within easy reach of | ine The Silison Centenniak is} exerving of the elabo-| ast laurels, rd to new ently ybxervance it is to re- It memoralizes the ing ¢ of eco- regress and human nt in the p of world history. long person who is imbued th the a that he can ¢ for nothing is ther thought. methi It has; zen has not been able to get | the | any newsprint for almost a It has| ness of the Miami Herald, | living | sar his| GENERAL MARSHALL | WHAT ONE CENT WILL DO Commissioners in all of Florida’ 's 67 counties are fathering a movement to have a measure approved at the session of the legisla- ture this spring and summer that would give to the coun- ties one cent of ‘the seven collected by the’ state in gas- oline taxes. The money thus obtained, assuming that the legislature passes and the governor approves such a bill, will be.used in building roads. No. other thing ‘could re- sult in the development of the upper and lower -chains of the Florida Keys to as great an extent as the con- struction of roadways would be. On every key, except a few small strips, over which the Highway passes, lateral roads would be an opening wedge to many a develop- ment. Let us consider Big Cop- pitt, a key that lies only six miles north of Key West. Hundreds of Key Westers have bought lots on Big Cop- | pitt, and many of the pur- |ch sers have informed The | Citizen that they would con- \struct lodges or cottages or cabins if lateral roads were | built connecting the lots with ithe Overseas, Highway: What is true of Big Cop- _ is true also of other keys. Owners of many lots or | plots are waiting to have ac- | cess to the highway to start developments. In thost in- | stances, ° the lots or plots | are without even a pathway | leading to the highway. Development of land fol- jlows the building of roads. That is a truth known to !everybody who has had anything to do with the im- provement of real estate. jlected by the state in gas- oline taxes. Although the war is over there. is still a newsprint | shortage. On January 27,| the New Orleans, Item was issued without any adver- tisements because of shortage of newsprint. That} situation may be ideal sa the reader, but the newspa- | would soon go out of! is both| business if they lost the ad-| The Citi- rt sing revenue. year but for the gracious- which has been supplying | this paper with the neces-| supply. paper sumed that the office of | Secretary of State “is non-) and declared that | he would govern himself ac- cordingly. He assured the public that he would not be- come involved in political | matters and that, therefore, he could not be “considered a candidate for political of-| fice.” The-stute General is nat without knowledge of the speculation that has at go- | ing gyound about the bility tHat*he might be ed-as avcandidate for [Pres dents Taking cognizance of this, he declared, “The pop- | ular conception that n@ mat- | ter what the man says, he} can be drafted as a candi- date for some political of- fice would be without any | force with regard to me.” He} then applied the clincher; | saying, “I never could be} drafted. Days Gone By 2" bag en yh oe hgh gd OF THE CITIZEN OF FEB. 6, 1937 Major General Frank F. An- drews and members of his staff4; arrived here this morning on an! inspection tour. Mrs. H, S. Brown, Jr., and son Thomas, of Silver Springs Md., are visiting her brother-in-la and sister, Mr. and Mrs, John} Park, Pine and Georgia streets. Members of the Robert J. Perry Chapter, Order of DeMolays, wilt }j hold ritual practice at 10 o’clock tomorrow morning, Scottish Rite Hail under the direction. of Joe Richadson, master counsellor. Key West Garden Club, at a meeting last night in Hospitality House, made preliminary ar- rangements to renew the drive for the beautification of Key) plants and. West. Many more trees will be set out. Mr. and Mrs, Charles A. Willi- ams are visiting. their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams, Fleming and Si- monton streets. Sugar Sweeting’s Swing Band will’ provide the music for a dance to be given tomorrow from |; 5 to 8 o'clock in the Cuban club- house. Members of Six A grade class, ‘under the direction of Mrs. Emma /Albury: gave an entertainment last night in the Harris public school. Today The Citizen editorial paragraph: ““It's a good thing to know the! truth even about yourself.” FEB. 7, 1937 Overseas Bridge Commission | announced today that, before awarding contracts for construc- | Norberg Thompson has applied to the war department for per- mission to dredge an area 500) feet square in the Garrison Bight to obtain marl and sand, accord- ing to a notice received by The Citizen today from army engin-| jeers in this district. The materi- the | al obtained fram, the bight w) in| be used for construction purposes, F. H. Salomon reported today that he discovered a fire on: a | bridge at Ramrod Key and that| {he and other persons who hap-} shortly afterward blaze. pened there extinguished the An automobile, with three persons aboard, plunged into the Key West yacht basin yesterday, but all the occupants escaped. Rear wheels of the car are stick- ing up out of the water today. La Casa Marina orchestra will give a concert tomorrow after- noon for students of the Convent of Mary Immaculate, Peter Schutt, managed of the hotel, an-} nounced today. County Judge Raymond Lord issued a marriage license yester- day to Ernest Whitehead and Jo- sephine Saunders, both of Key West Today The Citizen says in an! editorial paragraph: “Religions, to serve mankind, must meet human needs.” FEB. 8, 1937 The automobile hauled out today. George Nar-} cisso, the owner, said the acci- dent was caused by defective} | brakes. Seven yachts arrived here yes- terday and today and are berthed in the yacht basin. Fire Chief Harry M. retary John Roberts of the Key West Fire Department left this | morning for West Palm Beach to arrange with owner of a carnival | show there to come to Key West. Chief Baker said he expected the carnival will be here late this month or early in March Manuel S. Gomez died at 6:15} o'cl this morning in his home at 632 United street. Funeral ar- _iMecessary. A determined effort | 1676—Mrs. Mary W. Rowland- s in an; that plunged | into the yacht basin Sunday was! Baker, tant Leroy Torres and Sec-} meet oe CLs RY 10, 1947 MONDAY, FEBRU. You’ are genial but’ may be in ambition to reach for the position you are, so amply ‘ able to occupy, and. wanting the eee forte’ of character to “nasi a way hire Casa, Hotel.! Three-bedroom bungalow condition. Completely by- personal exertion. if\a fight is ih cake £1 Tile electric: wash room with Bendix wash- fg machine. Price, . terms, $2,000 should be made to throw off any tendency to apathy. | Ambitious young men, over $2 an front doors. Write Box N.E.C., “febl0-itx son of Lancaster, Mass., captured the Indisns-later renscnied ‘Her EMPLOYMENT WANTED ok on captivity widely read Position: General office work. Do at century. yping 60-C | ‘1763—Treaty of Paris by which wees oe iedicioae ets Dix. i i ‘“TODAY IN HISTORY (Know America) phone 372. + 200 single sheets and ho cingis ahecw and 100 ehvé- enve- lopes, $1.50, Three-line copy on sheets. and envel Press, desig 51, Citi c/o Citizen. Bldg. - jani4-Imo her possessions on continent east} wit }; bundl rought | Sixty ted "Hostess bordered if Mississippi excepting New Or- Ses on aaa ot PR He pe Rhy $1.50. Artman_ Press, ——; Citizen Bidg., plone 51. leans. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES janl4-. 1812—Historic John Henry Af- vant gecnicent Harrison buys}. rom Englishman John Henry, for BEFORE YOU INVEST. erage coasters, | $50,000, letters purporting to im- INVESTIGATE $1.50. — Press, Citizen’ w, )Plicate Britain in a plot to split "This opportunity for high pay, ad-} Bldg, phone 51. janl4-1mo_ ithe Union—letters fraudulent. vancement, security and serv-| 1841—Upper and Lower Can-; ice to your country. A rising Games for all occasions: Rich’ |ada united in federation of two| profession for young men who} Uncle, Monopoly, Polyanna, Provinces. can meet the highest standards. | | Parrollette, Bingo and others.! 1890—Presidential proclamation; Recreation, sports, entertain-{| Hobby Shop, 1105 Division. Opens to settlement part of great; ment and travel opportunities be febl-tf hSioux Reservation in the Da-! in this post-war field, Get full i kotas. | details, without obfigation, at'60 printed personalized guest} 1931—U.S. Treasury Dept. em-| your nearest Army ‘Recruiting! towels, $1.50, Artman Press, | bargoes Russian lumber and pulp-| Station, 302-303 P.O. Bldg., Mi-} phone 51. wood on the ground it is made | ami, Fla, feb10-1t jby convict labor. 19383—Schaff-Carnera prize- | fight ends in death of ages _ a ik the 14th. Campbell's, 928 Division, phone | Restaurant. 1938—Died—aged nearly 82,| 186; saya sonable. Pope Pius XI. | 1942—Singapore attacked by! | Japs by land and by sea. 1943-—U.S. House renews Dies ‘Committee for two more years. 1945—U.S. 7th Army forces | France relinquished to Britain all Furnished. feb5-6tx | Two-bedroom house. Call 445-J. Good location. Rea-, P.O. Box 103. feb7-3tx j fete re re ‘Ice refrigerator, good condition: | For guaranteed plumbing work) "Gan 330 William. Street. or and repairs, call John Curry, . 512 Margaret street, phone 781,|_ "one _468-W. fope tie Give us a try on your next job. !simmons’ studio couch, with back fight in the streets of Oberhoffen, | i Germany. American planes bomb aba al ee Pincay estar jearthquake-shaken Tokio by day-| washing done if bundles are : ‘ in . ii ae ae en brought to 412 Julia St. 1941 Ford 34 panel truck. $600. brides from! ‘England arrive in New York. ave oo Tak Be ae : | . Kindergarten, ages 3 through 5 i ¥ i |. The wosdcock is the only bird! yrs. er Se pret to seinem ane : ne See piles | in the western hemisphere whose | Price, $1.00 per week. Teacher,! Bar, Division Street. feb8-3tx | upper bill is movable so that the | Miss Holly Johnson. . Place, 608) : 2 : beak can be used like a pair of Angela Street. feb7-3tx | tweezers to grasp food below the | { ! South- | surface of the ground. [eee ree any kind. ontebT 81x | modern improvements, land-| | sca) ard. Priced f rangements have not yet been; } begeg tints Scent Sad Eat: Three-bedroom house, completely | furnished or unfurnished, all, | | Pete Robineau, a well | Books for every age. Books for | known | |Three-bedroom house in good. Miami attorney, arrived today | every “tubby. Bauk. Stith, condition, furnished or unfurn-} 'and is a guest of Representative | Hoskselien Comer Simonton} ished, running hot and cold wa-| B ©) and Eaton Sts. feb10-6t | | Bernie C. Papy. F ter. Call 1197 feb10-3 cB. Reward rh oe per! PHOTO SUPPLIES | 1939 Plymouth, 2 i | dition. Phone 602 betweén 5 visiting relatives, returned this; BE PRACTICAL! { and 6 feb4-6tx morning to Craig. |Why wear yourself out and = rel : 5 shoe leather hunting for gifts! ate current event: pga ot| anyone else can buy? A Photo- | {Know America) Sot te Minne mans Club will! graphie Gift Cettificate from| 1818—Isham G. Harris, ‘Tén- meet teuent inithe!homelof our studio will be more than nessee governor, Confederate and! | Julien Thompson, 510 South st. appreciated. Pilkington Studio, | |US. Senator, borne in tennessee | 515 Fleming Street. feb1-tf! | Died July 8, 1897. 1837—Harrison Gray Otis, Un- WANTED TO BUY lion soldier, Los Angeles publish- }not manufacture liniment: he! Auto front axle, suitable for trail-! fiery advocate of the open | builds automobiles.” ‘er conversion. 16” wheels, Shop, Whose newspaper was dyna- 514-A W. Poinciana. febl0-3tx, ™Mited and 21 killed, born in Ma- <\rietta, Ohio. Died July 30, 1907. LOST 1844—Alexander Hermann, not- | | 'ed magician of his day, born in | Woman’s black suede pocketbook. | Paris. Died in New York, Dec. 17, Todav’s Anniversaries Today The Citizen says in an! | editorial paragraph: “No, Poionius, Mr. Sloan does FEB. 10, 1937 | Equipment to be used on se | eral projects in the Key W j improved. H This morning La Casa Marina orchestra gave | a concert for stu- dents of the Convent of Mary Immaculate. Hotels, apartment houses, filling station, furnished homes and, building lots near ocean. Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Box 303, Key West. feb10-6tx: Miss Mollie Parker, who had! 1935 DeSoto 4-door sedan, good} been at the head of the WPA condition. Commercial Credit | beautification program in Key! Corporation, Phone 778. | | West, resigned this morning. feb6-4tx | with 6,000 barrels of | Business | A ship, opportunities, hom | oil aboard, arrived here today.| hotels, apartment houses, Keys’ | |The oil was consigned to the property, waterfront, acreage, residential and business lots. Cecil Car- Porter Dock Company. Expert appraisals, bonell, 700 Duval St. jan30-10tx Real ICE is Guaranteed PURE Mrs, ‘Thomas Roberts sailed on | the steamship Cuba yesterday for Tampa, en route to Bay Pines, Florida, where her husband | patient in the United States Hos- ppital in that ci | ‘Movie Cameras—16mm. magazine loading, new 24-volt electric drive. Famous Army-Navy AN model; f3.5 Jens; with enclosed view finder installed; operates off dry cell batteries. Value over $200,—special $45. Lim- ited quantities, act fast! All ac- cessory parts available—write! Photo Surpius Sales, Dept. 236, 12 Duane St., New York City. Miss Marina Crespo left this morning for Miami to visit her sisters, Mrs. Frank Baron and Mrs. E. E. Sparks. \ on Bernard Roberts left this! morning for Miami to,visit rela-! tives and friends. } febl0-1tx | . |1941 Pontiac sedan coupe, new} Will Gomez, son of Manuel A. A : Sat like Gomez, who died yesterday, ar-| tires, new motor, interior like new. No. 2 Naval Air Station. | Call between 5 and 7 p.m. febl0- Btx) rived today to attend the funeral services, scheduled for ital | afternoon. |For Sale—Hudson Super Eight! Sedan, 1946. Write Walter} Brown, 283 Granada Road, | phone 7635. West Palm Beach.} Price, $1695.00, Today The Citizen says in an! editorial paragraph: | | “The Mosquito ia also a sit- down striker.’ PHONE NO. 8 feb10-3tx' cash, nthly, Johnson & Johnson, His 4 febl-tf Artman|Ky., newspaper sbabige, born janl4-1mo/ } | made. | FOR RENT nanced. 3009 Flagler Avenue. | Judge and Mrs. William V. Al- | Store, corner Duval and South- pace bury, who had been visiting in| ard. 534 Duval core b5-6tx 1935 Chevrolet, $250.00. Apply! | Tallahassee, returned yesterday. | Cob Ore! 1417 Eliza St. feb10-3tx | Place Your Refrigeration REAL ICE BASIS and You Will Get GUARANTEED Refrigeration Service REAL ICE Thompson Enterprises, Ine. (ICE DIVISION) oa nairman of Anaconda Copper Fie ra born at Mineral Kitchen and separate/Nev., 72 years ago. Dorman H. . cartoonist, $7,000; | born in Atenbenville Ohio, 55 balance | years ago. sen of the Chi ; Oftleer's Office, W born in Pas saic, N. J., 59 years Pree Barry Bingham, Ting. tee * SE nf te in Louisville 41 years ago. Lessing J. Rosenwald, Chicago merchant, born in Chicago, 5¢ ears : Dr. fete A. Hautk, president tof the University of Maine, bern in Springfield, Minn., 54 years | ago. i “Pred W. Catlett of Seattle, Wash., noted lawyer, born in | Wellesville, Ohio, 65, years ago. 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LEGALS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ELEVENTH JUDICIAL Cie IN AND FOR MoONHOR TE OF FLOMIDA, 1% uy “No. 10-108 Wy wit | ANNA } vs. JOHNNIE ©, ORDE TO: ly THOM { Solicit Relief At Last For Your Cough Navy ae A faut it never ee Anene CENA Soin Fleming street. Reward. | 1896. Spar ety erd it was announce E e ay aia ; |vnen will be emploved on ueee1, Return to Mrs. Fisher, Citizen] 1846—Ira Remsen, famed chem- fermen e and heal raw, tender, Hecker : “| Office. feb8-2tx ist and president of Johns Hop- bro! mucous mem- | . —_— | kins, born in New York. Died A bole of Creomulaion with the t= \ Migs Eulalia Mathews, pub- | Wallet in Kress, containing money | March 4, 1927. you must like the way it (le schosl Gacka:. ate Rade and valuable papers. Liberal! 1868—William Allen White, Oren eee the cough or you are der pane BcSak Seni aah un- reward if returned to Citizen! | crusading editor, famed publish- money back. He Hane Haines eae once feb10-1tx! er of the Emporia, Kans., Gazette, CREOMUL SION her honienthicem amines cnc aan -|born in Emporia. Died Jan. 29, for Coughs, Chest Colds, aa EER ssi FOR SALE 11944. j e ——— is More Economicall | It Is PURE Healthy and Safe KEY WEST. FLA. Se