The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 17, 1947, Page 2

SOUND LOGIC |: ) Wess |city to straighten out some .|financial tangles. : “Let the city pay it,” has been’the recurrent: cry,.and those who'used it seemed to the many ern foot the bill. In view of that condition bobbing up) every now and pointed in his statement nothing to do officially’ wi by | holding the celebration and, |. therefore, he saw no reason why the city. should pay the 1 | bills. é That view is sound logic, the mayor will receive the support of the commission in refusing to foot the bills. However, the Citizen re- grets that. anybody has lost, or probably will lose, money in connection with: the cele- bration. The proprietor of a restaurant’ declares he is owed $1,100 for meals he supplied to Cuban baseball and basketball players. dur- ing their visit here. He deem- ingly doesn’t know where to turn to get the money due him. He has only to find the answer to a simple question to determine who owes him the money—Who__ ordered the meals for the athletes? Knowing the answer to that. question, he then knows who should pay the bills. It is a regrettable _ inci- dent, but the city is in no way to blame for it. Had the fishing tournament and the celebration of Marti Week} been held under the direc-| tion of of the Key West Chamber of Commerce, you may be sure that no bills would have been left un- paid, i President Truman, Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. President: You Me Pandiog at os cross-ro: regarding the Greek and Turkey aid. Watch your step; you may be going in the di- rection even angels fear to THE ORACLE. Less than 200 years ago in what is now the United States, men were put in jail for failure to attend churclt services. There are no indi- cations that the jail term did anybody any good, INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE Something new in the publishing field will develop from the agreement of pub- lishers of nineteen countries t@ produce and distribute a multi-lingual magaine to be circulated in thirty coun- tries. : Thomas H. Beck says that ee 0 er nn tet A NEW CALENDAR ‘NEEDED The average person ‘con- siders the calendar a fixture in human affairs and some of us find it hard to realize that, after all, it is a man- made device for the conve- nience of human beings. The Gregorian calendar, in use in English-speaking countries since 1752, has some inconveniences which the World Calendar Associ ation thinks should be elim-|area served by the co-op- inated by a reformed calen-| erating publishers, The mag- dar. The Association is driv-| azine will be non-political, {to get a reformed calen-| will advocate individual lib- " accepted: and in effect | erty ‘and’ freedom from pre- January 1st, 1950, judice and attempt to foster Under the calendar pro-|the growth of understanding largely pictorial and will ap- pear in the language of the altogether too many of them |cioudy with scattered thunder- |’ successful, to appeal to the jshowers' today, tonight and. Frj- through then, The Citizen feels that |moderate winds mostly southerly Mayor Demeritt was apt and soaps span mio Fea fe about the bills that are un-jnorth to northeast tonight. and paid in fennecson with soe Friday. eer a4 oe Marti week. The Mayor said jexcept mostly c! with acat- i tered showers and thunderstorms in effect that the city oe over ‘south po ction. and The Citizen trusts that | Highest sea #4 the new magazine will be|% day. Gentle to moderate south- erly winds. | Florida: Mostly cloudy with ittered ; showers and. tered be unaware that what they |scat i ipamtr aio mi really were saying was to let Sy Cookie ation nerth fal) East Gulf and Jacksonville Florida Straits: Gentle to north portion today. REPORT Key West, Fla., April 17, 1947” (Observation taken at 8:30 am., Eastern Standard Time, , Te Lowest last night apri?-3tx plete house f in? |: Prien wine wre Must be City, Iowa, 58 y Sunday. 12 } ® eeming | ey ( 7 tools, Ken- rs! nedy chest, miscl. cal’ 7-Stx | wrenches, etc. Jock W Cras: | MONROE MOTORS, ford, c/o Citizen, or 1018 White | '2%* WuITe *T. street. aprl?-3tx Mas the POR’ SALE ne See House, cash or terms. Apply 614) Francis street, ‘rear. apr1$-Stx mattress, mahogany color. most new. $15.00. 221-B Poi ‘Wicker ba stroller. Réeson-|- ciana Extension. aprl7-2tx | able, Apply.915°Windsor Lane, ‘SIGNS—“For Rem’, “Roome fo Rent’, | a ’» “Rooms for | Reference Station: Key West | _APt. 7 _____ SPrIS-Ste I" "Rent", “Apartment for Rent”. Boat, bargain, ‘sturdy 14°x 5 PRESS. as inboard mator boat, New Brig (bridge) 10min, 0.0 t4, | Stratton 6 h.p. motor with el No Name Key +2hr, ue are ay... (east side) 20 min. av atartan (Sandy Point) 40 min. é booms, _ furnished. |. idas Channel coat Stantion tration “Cams 8:18 a.m. 1:45 a.m. 8:27 p.m. 1:56 p.m. * ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA ASK Fon A Dt Double Hollywood bed, two | chests of drawers, baby’s high chair. Unit 4, NAS Housing| ject. Telephone 770-M. | aprl?-3t| +2hr." ey north” —10 1.4 ft, tween: yprhe Stutz Hotel, 410 Fleming, | Minus aT, hee be bry =_ phase Se now has twin bed rooms for men , subtracted >| only. $6.00 weekly per person. | Plus Sign — Correctiotié to be aprl5-6tx | added. Pref. Robert M, Maclver of Co- . His, «new. lumbia University, eminent so- aprlG-3tx ciologist, born in “Scotland, 65 c bai : years ago. Hollywodd' bed, \innerspting. mat- tress, large size, $35. : Electric broiler, $6. «Floral pat-faj tern rug, 9 x 12,.$15. " Porcelain’ * Size, . for every age. Books tor | every hobby. Paul Smith, | Bookseller, corner Simonton and Eaton. Sts. aprl4-6t LEGALS ping rooms. Hot showers. NOTIC ‘pau Fictitious ,| kitchen: table, 24”, $3. Inquire| 391 william St., 2nd VALUABLE STATUTES 18-2° Poinciana. Place. *" i om | EWELRY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that aprl4-6tx J the undersigned, desiring to engage aprl6-2tx Whet és beve reas ee mettyen Art Petutia cena : Furnished cottage, near Commis: PRECIOUS ‘ “a 1941 Ford, .t ’ seda 4 f , LOO! Ge Weet, Fleciant igacds an tee) cana: poor hg Teafbon| ay. Apply 704 White St. HEIRLOOMS thet ee ister said fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mon- roe County, Florida. Dated April 16, 1947. apr16-2tx | WILLS Cottage, three rooms, furnished. | SArE pepesit oon BONDS cash, Call Nayal Air Station, | Apt, 8-B, ‘after:5 p.m. BETTY BE apri6-¢tx ae ; ROBERT DE FRO, oa ae - Inventory your amete and apr.l7-24:may1-8,47 Uae Ford stake Aaa sats) their locations. Hf all are not mm @ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Body Shop 609 Greeny st "0; Rooms—Large, well ventilated | INSURANCE fire-safe and burgler-sate NAME STATUT! 6 a room with electric hot plate and | POLICIES you need one of our few rd NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that aprl6-3t ‘ i in 6 a the undersigned, desiring to engage _ cooking utensils, also nice single | posit boxes now available, in. business under the” fletitions room. 727 Eaton Street. In- | MORTGAGES name of “Key Weat School of Art”, {1937 half-ton, Chevrolet panel ire 724 Eaton St 16-3 Florida, intends to reminter satg fie: | tuck. Highest bidder. Tony's} (ure Ut Taton St aprid-Stx DEEDS the titous name with the Clerk of the ite Body Shop, 603 Greene Ridin: comiiistiassan., Ver Circuit Court of Monroe County,| Street. apri6-st {Cle pein aaterer ed | NOTES a Ki et Hated April! 16/c186t so ; ohbeaite Courthouse. | CERTIFICATES ROBERT DE FRO, | 1934 Studebaker sedan. Tony's apr15-17-19x ey OT Sole Own | LICENSES apr.17-24;may!- Auto Body Shop, 603 Greene St. 4 , 8Ptl6-8tf Entire Kirchik building. Duval St.. Apply O.K. Shoe Shop. apr17-3tx WANTED TO RENT OR BUY Nems UC rigedls tommnetes Sees z COURT OF THE) Scot darn Teta ied ern, frigidaire, ‘automatic hot water. Also skiff with . well. Cane Ne, 10-1154 IN CHANCERY. i posed, every third month 8, would have Shintreons days aren pedple and all other months would have thirty, giving equal quarters of ninety-one days, or 364 days in the year. An extra day, the 365th, would be a world holiday and every four years, an additional day would be inserted as a holiday, June 31st. Propoents point out that dates would occur on the same day of the week every year. Anniversaries, such as Washington’s + Birthday, | would be on the same day of the week and special occa- sions, such as Christmas, would also have a set place in the week’s days. . We are inclined'to believe that the new calendar should be adopted because . it represents an improve- ment over that now in use. Men have had a hard time perfecting a measurement of time, but eventually, us- ing the rising and setting of the sun, the changes in the moon and the apparent yearly revolution of the sun around the earth, formulat- ed the systems now in use. There have been many sys- tems of measuring time and calendars of great variety Let’s make up our minds, as individuals and as col- lective. citizens, that some- thing must be done to cut down the number of acci- dents on the highways. and differences. The Greg- orian Calendar has _ been widely used because of its improvement over other sys- tems but this does not mean that it cannot be improved or that a new calendar would not add to the conve- nience of peoples. Other points in connection with the proposed calendar: Each quarter begins on Sun- day and ends on Saturday, contains three months, thir- ten weeks, ninety-one days. Each month has twenty-six week days—plus Sundays. Each year begins on Sunday, and the business year begins on Monday. By comparison, the pres- ent calendar, has quarters which begin and end on dif-. ferent days of the week, months that begin and end on different week-days, months with a varying num- ber of week-days and quart- .ers of unequal length, POULTRY SPECIAL Friday & Saturday CHARLIE’S POULTRY and EGG MARKET 801 Simonton Street -- Phone 1506 SPECIAL SELECTED Mick - FED CHICKENS and FRYERS For YOUR SUNDAY DINNER Fryers 45c u= We KILL, DRESS and DRAW FREE White You Weltt Open Seven Days A Week - We Have Long Dtetenee Treche to Supply You at All Times--Phene 1566 fer QUALITY POULTRY and 8668 . > Ay 915 Angela St. aprl6-6tx | ——_——_________ SEAN Bae Tee aintite poly = : ‘Wanted To Rent or Bia wieg| # DIVORCE | Plumbing. - suppli¢s, complete]. machine. Mrs. Davis, ' 405 erect L. re sendant stock, Plastic: alk, paints and Eaton Street. apri7-Itx | : Carlos L. Feliu, rushes,‘ Robert: Leonard Co., Teast Sindee Tew & Co] 1588 NAW. 62nd Street, Miami, FOR LEASE Room 202, Fla,’ Phone 27-3421. yoNtW, York ’12, New York, | You are hereby required to ap- P Pear to the Bill for Divorce filed 200 printed single sheets and 100 against you in the above styled lopes, - printed cause on or before the -19th day caves $1.60; 150 of May, A. D. 1947, otherwise the| single airmail sheets, 75 airmail allegations contained therein will] envelopes, $1,50; 16 soft pencils printed, $1.50; 125 printed pos- 60 hostess bordered, 'Five-bedroom house. Furnished. 3 baths. Near ocean. Also one bedroom apartment available June 15 to October 1. 1328 White street. apr15-tues-thurs-sat-3tf Lost be taken as confessed. Done and Ordered at Key West, Florida, this 16th day of April, A: D, 194 (SEAL) ROSS C SAW. Clerk of Circuit Court By: Florence Sawyer Deputy Clerk. Enrique Esquinaldo, chee tone Attorney for Plaintiff. apr.17-24;mayl-8-47 gee NOTICE TO CREDITORS (1933 Probate Act, Secs. 1 IN THE COURT OF THE JUDGE, MONROK COUNTY RIDA. IN PROBATE. re: Estate of IRA MURO, deceased. To All Creditors and Persons Hav- Leey or Demands Against ate: You and each of you are hereb: notified and required te present and Ann streets, phone 51. any claims and demands which d febi8-tf you, or either of you, may have against the | estate on eivira New 1947 Crosley ¢-cylinder auto- o, eceas ate ‘ mobi. Immediat sald County, to the County Judge D ils, a oe Nery Gas RGD Gal nish Write por office he court house of sa: clair sxrg or ¢ County at Key West, Florida, with- in eight calendar months from the| Redland Motor Sales, P.O. Box time ‘of . ‘ H 181, Phone 9110, Homestead, writing, and shall state} Fila. mar29-t? the Place of residence and post of SEL ao eases ice ‘ess 0 e ¢l imant, am 5 . shall be sworn to by the claimant, |Forty-foot cabin cruiser, sleeps his agent, or his attorney, and any| seven, galley and toilet. Suit- such claim or demand not so filed + shi "GARDNER'S void. ble for fi Z shall be Sola) pioNisio uvRO | V bottom shifty Has Wisconsin $116 Division St.. Cor. Varela * screw.’ For information, write | Phone 177 Free Delivery Box 742, Citizen. 2711-6. 2 Wittenauer wrist watch on lower Duval, Saturday night. Please return to Cham- ber of Commerce office. apr15-3t ! sonalized, printed g $1.50; two — ti Loble bi cards, $1.75; print Se ae aN pa porto $1.75, Let-|Kodak camera and case. Reward if returned to 39-E, White and United Sts. apr16-4tx prices. *Citizen building, corner Greene As administrator of ¢' ELVIRA MURO, deceased a@pr.17-24;mayl-8,47