The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 7, 1947, Page 2

<a 4 1 paps PAGE TWO The é Key West Citizen IPA aaomecs neg remiaer "the Citizen juilding From The Corner Greene and Ann Streets Only Dati v Den McareP eA Wo Pe sora enareschtntthnes. ART Entered at Key West, Florida &s second elass matter eR OF THD ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Presa is us fvely entitied to use for republica- tion of all n dispatehes eredited gt or : perwite Spear in and also jocal news pubitaned here. H SUBSORIPTIOX RATES ig b (ea 810. ix Months —... ES } 10 Three Months ~.... & Mon 1.00 eekly —.. ADVERTISING RATES known on application [AL NOTICE notices, eards of respeet, obit- ete., will be of 10 eents entertainment by SPECL All reading than’ resolutions @ary notices, poe! eharged for at the @ line Noth ebur from which revenue is to _b ved are 6 cents a line, The Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion of public 8 and subjects of loca! faterest, but it will not pu @nonymous communications, TI EDITORIAL. SSOCIATION 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 the Readers of The Citizen:~ : The “black market” has finally hit the news- |! papers by jacking up the price of newsprint from 1\ to 12 cents the pound. Formerly The Citizen paid $35 a ton; it now pays $214 a ton, exclusive of |; delivery charges. | THE ORACLE. — _ EXPERT ADVICE ° Key Westers have fresh in mind what the. October, 1944, hurricane, which passed 40 miles west of here, did to the Roosevelt Boulevard on shore. the south} TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS — (Know America)* Edgar L. Warren, director of the U.S. Conciliation Service, born U.S. Sen. Burnet R. Maybank of South Carolina, born in Charleston, 48 years ago. Congresswoman Mary T. Nor+ In a similar blow, or even | tom of Jersey City, N. J., born ‘one half as hard, what would happen to an artificial beach built in that locality? With breakwaters, or no breakwaters, the surge, with resultant undertow, caused by a heavy wind off shore would wipe out the beach, County commissioners, The Citizen feels confident, in having the beach con- structed, do not want to take the chance of building a beach and then having it washed away. The advice given them by the engineers, R. D. Spalding and Asso- ciates, is sound and should be followed by the commis- sioners. The engineers point out: “Breakwaters are requir- ed at both Martello and the Boulevard. Stock Island is protected naturally against periodic storms and heavy there, 72 years ago, William L. Laurence of the N. Y .Times, noted science writer, born in Lithuania, 59 years ago. August Vollmer of Berkeley, Cal., noted criminologist, bern in New Orleans, 71 years ago. Ben Ames Williams of Boston, novelist, born at Macon, Miss:, 58 surgeon, born at Casey, Iowa, 69 Moines, Iowa, noted physician- years ago. LEGALS | NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN that the undersigned, desiring to en- age in busimess under the ficti- jous name of “The Meti-Tew,” Islamorada, Florida, intends to reg- ister sald fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mon- roe County, Florida, Dated March 5th, 1947. MRS. ae WIEST, ole Owner, mar 7-14-21-28, 1947 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUT: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that weather generally. “Stock Island is the only site which fits in with any general plan of recreational facilities, being near the present golf course aid a site that could readily be de- veloped for yachts and fish-, ing craft. : “Stock Island provides the necessary area for about double the parking space of the other two sites, and fur- nishes ample area for pic- nics, games, and small boats, whereas the spaces for those purposes at the other two sites are limited.” remarked that “Stock Island is too far away.” It is really at Key. West’s back door compared to the distances residents of many resorts have to travel to beaches. In some parts of Miami, residents have to drive 10 times as far to Mi- ami Beach as Key Westers DEVASTATION IN THE FAR EAST Reconstruction of the Far East is a matter of concern to the entire world, declares Assistant *Secretary-General | A. V. K-Bowen of the Unit=; ed Nations. ©. | A detailed picture of de- vastation in the region in- cluded a country-by-country analysis, with China leading | the list. Some 9,000,000 Chi- nese were killed in the war and untold millions, in addi- tion, were wounded or starv- ed to death. The nation lost 90 per cent of machine and light metal plants, 70 per; cent of coal, electric power, iron and steel plants, and 80 per cent of shipping and bridges. While the Japanese caus- ed some damage to Indo- China, this has been “im-) measurably” greater during the internal strife that fol- lowed. Papua and New Guinea presented a picture of complete devastation, with every town and settle- “ment destroyed, every pub- tie necessity, including small -.ships for commerce, wiped ~ out. : In The Netherlands Indies, tremendous loss of power is emphasized. It is said that Java, alone lost three mil- ~ lion natives killed by the Japanese, with one million slaughtered in the outer islands. » It appears that the abor- tive effort of the Japanese to establish the co-prosper- ity sphere carried a tremen- dous cost which has been paid, in part, by the devas- tation and loss of life re- ported. Heart disease is a great killer; it even slays those who have no heart. Imagine the Veterans Ad- would have to drive to Stock Island. _.O€ gourse, there are some reget are situated on beaches, but where such is residents or not the case tourists don’t consider them-| Lovisr inconvenienced when ish to go swimming. Illy, read this) con- St ‘clusion of the engineers in favoring a beach at Stock Island: “While the dollar value can not reasonably be esti- mated, the attractive devel- opment of the plaza formed at the intersection of the old and the new roads on Stock Island, as an_ entrance to the public golf course and public bathing beach, would most certainly produce a fa- vorable impression upon newcomers to Key West.” Every reference to Stock Island by the engineers is expert advice, good and sound. The human race would make faster progress _.if there were not so.many peo- ple ready to think one thing and say another, ‘fy Don’t forget the oppor- tunity to contribute to the support of the American Red Cross—a great organization, doing a great work and serv- ing a great people. UP TO SOLOMON One day last week, we read the story of the acci dental killing of a boy of si teen years of age by another boy while "shooting tar- gets”” in the woods. Such accidents lead to much preachment about the care- lessness of children, but, be- fore condemning youth in general, we might take a look at the record of adults. By coincidence, same day, we ran across the story of a man _ burned to ministration having to per- suade ex-service men _ to keep up their low-cost insur- ance. There are fads in adver- tising, just like in everything else, but money spent for ~ publicity in The Citizen con- tinues to “results. get unusual re- death after throwing kero- sene into*the kitchen stove. The explosion and fire which followed virtually demolish- ed the home and badly burn- ed another inmate of the house. It would take a Solo- mon to determine whether the carelessness of the man or that of the youngster was the more detrimental. The Citizen has heard it; reach | Key on the| the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name-of Key West Electrical Re- 616 Whitehead Street, Key pair © Vest, jorida, intend to register said fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. Dated February 20th, 1947 JOHN C. SCRIBNER, ROBERT KE. SCRIBNER, Sole Owners, ar 7-14, 1947 IN THE CIRCUIT €0) ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCL | OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA AND FOR MONROE €OUNTY. IN CHANCBRY. Cane DOMINIC M/ vs. ROSARIO CA | orbeR oF PURL TO: Rosario Cangel 352 Woodward Streét, MACARONI, it. Jersey City, New Jersey. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the’ Bill of Complaint. for divorcee in the above styled cause on or before the 8th day of April, A.D. 1947, otherwise the allegations therein will be taken as confessed. This Order is to be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a paper published in the City’ of y West, Florida. DONE AND ORDERED this 6th day of March, A.D. .1947. (SEAL) ROSS C SAWYER, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. By: Kathleen Nottage, Deputy Clerk. (sd) Allan B, Cleare, Jr., Solicitor for Plaintiff, 21-28, 1947 mar7 iE CIRCELF CO ar OF TH ENTH Wiuicle ¢ itd OF THE STATE QF FL DA. IN AND FOR MONRGE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, ‘ane No. 10-1089 SUSSMANN HUBERT, Plaintiff, 8. DIVORCE JOSEF FRANZ HUBERT, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION TO: Josef Franz, Hubert, 260 Haven Avenue, | New York City, N.Y. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the: Bill of Complaint for ce in the above styled cause ore the 8th day of April, ARY EB. DECEASED. y h of you are here- notified and required to present of you may have against of. Mary .B. Monsal- d, late of said Coun- Judge Of Monroe t his office in the Key West, Florida, lendar months from or eithe the estate County, Court Hous: within eigh the date of the first publication of | 1940 Studebaker this notice. *h claim or demand must be in writing and must state the pla of residence and post of- fice ess of the claimant, his agent, or his attorney, or the same will become void according to law. DATED this 15th day of Febru~ ary, 1947. MARIE H. ROBERTS, rix of the Estate of 3. Montsalvatge, De- x. par 7-14, 1947 feb IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT oF AND FOR MONROE CHAN- CERY,. Case No. 10-1076 MILDRED DEWORT HOFMANN, Plaintiff, DIVORCE HOFMANN, Defenda TO APPEAR 2 OF oe STATE FLORIDA. IN COUNTY. IN vs. RICHARD J. TO: OF RICHAR. Middle Point, You will please take notice that Mildred Dewort Hofmann, as Plain- tiff, has instituted suit for divorce against ‘you, and you are hereby required to file an Appearanee in the above-Styled court and caus@ with the Clerk of said court at the Monroe County Court House at Key West, Florida, on or before M. 21,'1947, otherwise, the al- legations ‘ef the Bill of Complaint will be taken as confessed by you. DATED this 20th day of Feb- . AD., 1947. L) ROSS C SAWYER, Clerk of the Circuit Court. By: Kathleen Nottage, Heputy Clerk. « teb 21-28; mar 7-14, 1947 THE KRY WEST Cf SIFIED/ in Pittsburgh, 43 years ago. Ay? years ago. Dr. ‘Nellie S. Noble of Des: Ri AWYER. Clerk of the Cireuit Court Monroe County, Florida. ' By: Kathleen Nottage, | uty Clerks (sd) Allan B. Cleare, Jt., Solicitor for Plaintiff. mar 7-14-21-28, 1947 No TO CREDITORS [IN TH IN pig! | ‘ty |Two Small bia 2 a. ‘HELD WANTED | Position for an ‘intelligent :young lady. Interviews en at the: Evans Camera Store, 506 South- ard St.. mar3-tf Experienced radio repair man. ’ Good proposition, Apply 518 Southard Street. mar5-3t | Sales. representative for alumi- num jalousies im Key West area, Straight commission. Write for interview. Air-Lite | Metal Awning Co. of Miami, Coral Gables, Fla, i : maré6-6tx, Inc., 4401 Ponce de Leon Blvd,,.|,.. terheads,. envelopes, : billheads, | business cards—all: printed at| envélopes, $1.50; 150 printed! single atrmail sheets, 75 airmail) envelopes, $1.50; 18 soft pencils printed, $1.50; 125 printed pos- tals, $1.50; 60 hostess bordered, printed. napkins, $1.50; 60 print- Fan Page bordered, napkins, 50; 60 printed cocktail, bor- 54; is: dared, | Saphing 93.50:°40: per. Editot, The Citizen: sonalized An article in last night’s Citi- printed guest towels, | zen and statements made over! i the radio yesterday regarding the } | Sunrise Service at Bayview Park i might easily give incorrect ideas. } | The Ministerial Assaciation ‘was never consulted in regard to such a service. If the churches $1.50;\ two decks of printed . bridge ecards, $1.75;. 50 printed «beverage coasters, $1.75, Let- POSITION WANTED [Pwo Tce a experienced, work. Apply Box E.J.D., ¢/o _, Citizen. mar4-5tx MISCELLANEOUS 928 Division, phone 189. Keys made, locks tepair- ed, ete. marl-imo For guaranteed plumbing work and repaits, call John Curry, 512 Margaret street, phone 731. Give us a try on your next job. Free estimates. mar1-lmox Roofing installed and _ repaired. Work guaranteed. Ph, 1590-R. Frank Key. mar1-6tx VETERANS, 18-24, Free to]: Travel, average earnings. $60.00 week, commission, bonus.; See Mr... MeGrail,. Gibson Hotel, 6 | p.m. to 3 p. m. No phone calls/ , Mar6-3tx ’ prvorce}A Salesman will call at your home to fit you properly with the Aerotred Knapp Shoe, es- pecially made for fallen arches and sore feet. Men and wom-! en’s sport and work shoes. Call 350-W or 1115. Fleming Street. mar6-2tx Little house and apartment for rent and trailer for sale. Apply | at 728 United St. mar7-1tx pane © SNES Nese Ce ree) FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms, $3.00 to $10.00 per week. 411 William St. mar4-lmox Sub-rent to May first, attractive two bedroom apartment, fully equipped. Reduced rent: Apply 740 Olivia St., or 916 Windsor Lane. mar7-1tx Front Room, innerspring twin beds, for two men. 513 .White- head Street, opposite Court house. mar7-2tx _ WANTED »} and Ann streets, phone 51. : would’ like full or part-time} Business for sale. Locksmith and febis-tf churches have: something to say about the program and its eon- tents. Had the Ministerial lawn mower repairs, Shop well , equipped. 928 Division St. se Associa- ol properly. approached in stippert f those plans whieh are for the good of our city. Sincerely, JOHN E. PICKENS, | Chairman, ‘Special Services Committee, Key West Ministerial Program ij.¢ertainly would~ be Key West rosa . F Papier \ BPs ag proper and’ fitting that the iMareh 7, 1947. (EDITOR'S NOTE; The article in question was a press release feb28-tfj ,. from the Fishing Tournament ___; tion been approached ‘on the | headquarters explaining its stand Books for every age. Books for matt@r those concerned would |on the issue.) every hobby. Paul Smith, have found that plans were al- a Bookseller, corner Simonton and | "€#d¥ under way for the annual } Eaton Sts. mar3-6t | Services at the Sub Base. It was, | of course, necessary to secure the Flat paint, white and colors. Lead permission of Captain Saunders and zinc white house paint.|and this was sought through the | Doherty and Company, 846} Chaplain’s office. We could not Olivia street, phone 1397. "PET LOVERS Dr. Stanley Wasaman, veterinarian, will be at mar4-5t Furnished homes, hotels, apart- ment houses, filling station and building lots. ‘Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming Street, Phone 153. ‘ mar4-5tx Cabin Cruiser “Taxis”. Julius Pinder, 816 White Street. mar4-3tx | Small sailboat. Inquire Tas | Fort Taylor, C-1, after 4 pm. mar5-3tx 6 cu. ft. electric refrigerator, late model sealed unit, 114-D Poin- ciana on Flagler Ave. mar5-3tx Atomic Lunch Restaurant, op-: posite Overseas Hotel, 908 Fleming street. ness forces thts sale. Price $890, stock and equipment, Come in or Phone 1183-W. mar5-4tx 1940 Ford. Highest; bidder. En- quire Tony’s,,Auto Body. Shop, Greene Street, mar5-3tx) MacArthur Home, modern, furn- ished: 3-bedroom house, all elec- tric kitchen. Immediate pos- session. Priced to sell. 2800 Seidenberg Ave. mar5-6tx 1935 Ford 4-door Sedan, 85 H.Py Eng. Good condition. $355 cash. Lady’s ‘pre-war bicycle, |, "New tires, $20. 740° Windsor Lane. mar6-2tx 947, otherwise the allega™ apty Ss therein will be taken as con- in Baby Carriage. Call 1109-R. a. mar5-3tx This Order is to be: published once |, a week for four consecutive wegks in The Key West Citizen, a Serene | FOR SALE per published in the City of Key |i West, Florida 2 DONE AN 21) thix 6th | Kroll crib and mattress and table- Phone 661-R. | «model radio. y mar5-3tx (Very reasonable, one seven-room | house. Mickey Parrott, No. 1} Fire Station. mar5-3tx Tables ®and Lamp. Must go. Enquire 1024 Eaton} upstairs. mar6-2tx L rr 1939 Ford. Good condition. Price $600. Enquire 4 Havana street. mar6-26x: Ae claims and demands which you. | Packard 120 Sedan R and H. A-1 condition, $1,250.00. Apply O'Connor, 1131 Fleming St. mar6-3tx Club Coupe. Price $700. 707 Francis Street. mar6-3tx .Radio combination - phonograph player. Call 841-J or enquire 1500 Seminary. mar6-5tx ‘All the comforts of home afloat: 46-ft. Lathrop-powered boat, 3 cabins sleep 6; toilet, galley with stove and ice box for 250 | Ibs. ice. Storage space, roomy after deck, 2-ft. decks on sides and deck space in bow and atop a cabin. Shallow draft, ideal for cruising Florida Keys and inland waterways. You can. live comfortably on this boat. Phone Key West 821-R or Miami 5-5604. mar6r3tx Iron bed with good spring and mattress. 513 Whitehead St. (Opposite Court House. mar6-3tx Nice home or apartment house, having 7 rooms and bath on first floor and 4 rooms and bath on second floor. Near city park. Price, $9,000. Terms, $3,000 cash, balance easy. Johnson & Johnson. mar7-tf House and three adjoining lots. Apply 1415 Olivia Street today. mar7-2tx Three-burner used gas_ stoves. Paul’s Tire Shop. mar7-6tx Livingroom and bedroom iurni- ture, in excellent condition. 88-4 Poinciana. mar7-2tx FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 1941 Ford %-ton panel tryck. Will sell or exchange for“ear. Telephone 256, mar’. Restaurant, beer and wine license. Best location, doing very good business. Must sell. _ Sickness. Will exchange for property or lots. Write P.O. Box 103. mar7-8tx POULTRY SPECIAL PRICES AND WHY We have an order from Vene- zuelian Government for 1000 Pen Pedigreed pullet chicks each week. From our best old Barred Rock hens. This leaves us with a lot of high class Cockerels you can have at $10- 100. Joe Parks & Sons, West Palm Beach, Fla. feb 27-28; mar 1-6-7-8 LOST Ladies ore Purse containing picturés,; Social Security Card _ and other personal papers. ~ Please return to 608 Duval Street. mar6-3tx 13’ Outboard Runabout and trail- er, Fast 1946 Johnson motor, 9.8 hp. Apply 1301 Petronia St. mar6-3tx Oe Eee 1944 Motorcycle, 45 Indian. Good condition. May be seen at Red Brick, Garage. Price $250.00. mar7-6tx "WW VV VV VV STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | TRIUMPH COFFEE MILL at All Grocers : WVVVVVTV IV III IV IS \interested ‘in the welfare of ‘Key | Other Busi- | ‘ Lawn Supply, 914 Flem ing St., Sunday, Mareh 9, for appointment to have your pets examined, Phone 1019. The ministers are just as much | West as anyone in town. This is | our city; the churches are made | up of Key West people;; but we ; also have rather ‘definite ideas , al give this matter publicity until || the Key West Garden & this was accomplished. % should : as to what and what FOR SALE Beautiful FIVE-BEDROOM HOME|! NEAR THE OCEAN Three bathrooms, electric kitchen, Completely furn- ished, $18,000 TERMS 1328 White Street FOR SALE An Opportunity «~~ To Own Your - Own Home! A large lot, centrally located, adjoining a school. Has 4 furnished cottages on it now —one available for immediate oceupaney by purchaser or rented at once to waiting, list. Ideal location for a combination business. dwelling apartment house for year-round oec- cupanecy. Attractive cash price, or 35.000 down payment, 5 years on balance——rental from houses will more than amortize pay- ments. Address inquiries to P.O. Box 771. Brokers protected. Overseas Transportation Company, Ine. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service Between MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving ALL POINTS on Florida K: Between Miami and Key West - Express Schedule: (No Stops En Route) LEAVES KEY WEST CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 Pig tives at Miami at 12:| night 12:00 o'clock Mid- LEAVES MIAMI DAILY ‘CEPT ee) cs 12:00 vicloce Mid- night an 6:00 o'clock AM ——— Local Schedule: (Stops At All Intermediate Points: LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (Ex. eee He) at 8:00 o'clock A. . and arr: Be and ar ‘ives at Miami at 4:00 o’- LEAVES ML DAIL ‘CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 sclock Ree eed eae at Key West at 5:00 o'clock Picco a a FREE PICK-UP and DELIVER FULL CARGO INSURANCE = Office: 813 Caroline Str: hones: WARE\IOUSE: Corner Eaton and Prenvic ateete