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in his or rooms, then, does not make Home- | and favorab throughout the country ‘i now in some parts Florida than # would be to own a home, with the pay- ment of it in ad ing charges, a fs Key West, for instance, no owner of a home can ie cmeens of taxes he +has to pay on the home in city: county, In both those subdivisions he pays only on the interest and_ amortiza- } tion iH the county the payment | ‘ion to other carry confined to school bonds. Mose Wao many millions wasted to. now him: plain conscientiously on” Plub-Can Do Commerce.” a —_ Victor. Larsen today was ap- pointed WPA. recreational direc- d ito the playing well on baseball for thé. Chamber of neral taxation on |1 The, Citizen says in an editorial of bonded indebtedness. |. nism cannot bel ax the ‘advantage of those} ‘and to the disad-| Bait countries vantage of the American 4 tax payer. Time. will tell. ' The tornado which spread, ‘jdeath. and . destruction throughout Western Texas ‘land Oklahoma represents Jone of the most powerful | demonstrations of nature. A, witness said that it struck} o4j; with “a loud swishing noise, | like the rush of escaping’ steam” and that he could see “automobiles, barrels and} merchandise of all kinds. wheeling up the street ( The tornado gets its name from the Spanish language’ and the word means “a turning about.” Often refer- red to as a “twister,” the tornado seems to be a mam-| moth edition of the smaller! whirlwinds that often at- tract attention on warm days. Whether its destruc- tion is caused altogether by. the force of the wind or whether the tornado pro-, duces something of a va- cuum, causing structures to explode from the inside pressure of the air, is not al- together known. Some eye witnesses to tor- nadoes believe the whirling tunnel .bounces along the earth. The. record of de- struction sometimes indi- cates that the force dips along the surface but wher- ever it touches, the destruc- tive force is terrific. Boastful man, despite his zraggadocio, is unable to ex- plain his presence on the globe or the existence of the globe itself. ; stand that their rights, as acknowledged in the Amendment to the United States Constitution, did not originate with that docu- ment. All that the Amend- pansy to oe peop earn did was to acknowledge existing rights and prohibit any in- terference in these basic rights by the newly-created Federal Governmeni. i Lt ft i Fl: i “i : = F i : Hl i 82 fF25 ai sil , Fr if = Bee = 4 i yur ‘paper the pas- whereby a county ed his wn_sal- fer, an ‘sev. Per iue.<intyoduce a bill an if-if ‘becemes'a law, the sal- ary ‘of said‘ official is increased. Ces official du- part time, and the x his private busi- ness’on tie ‘'side. In’ some cases the *offitial duty ‘is a’ side line. Some officials do not average wo hours a:day of work in their ces for their monthly pay of several hundred dollars. ‘Since:the- taxpayers are the 0 pay the salary, why not; by referendum, permit them to decide, as.to proposed raise in salary, and not let an official de- cide what pay he should re- ceive? If..such. a practice was permissible in ‘business, how long would any business last? only :00—Foneymoon in New The Breakfast Club—abe 1§—The Oklahoma Roundup—cbe Shady Valley Falks—Mbs 100—-t.ook Your Best—c! ly Story Dramatization—abo ‘9:30--Say It With Music—mbs 10:00—I'red Waring Music—nbo Arthur aaiires: Show—cbs - Breakfast in Hollywood—abe 10:30—Irene Beasley Grand Siam—che 11:00-—Kate Smith Speaks—che Nghe Kenny Baker Show—abo 11:18—Serial Stories (2% hours)—cbe 11:80—Words and Music—nbe ~~ Service Band Concerts—mbe Afterneen 12:00-—-Sketches in Melody—nbe 1:00=Four hours of Seri Queen for a Day—mbs 1:30-—Bride and Groom—abe The Harlem Club—mbs 2:00—The Song Bouquet—cbs Ladies Be Seat “abe - Ben Alexander Show—pbe 2:30—Two 15 m. Quiz Shows—cbs 3:00—The House Party—cbe Tommy Bartlett Show—abe 3:30—Give and Take Quiz—cbs 3:45—Kiddies Serials 1% houre Repeats | & 2 hours later to _ local times)—abc and mba, | 4:00—-School of the Air—cbs 4:20—Treasury Bandstand—che 4} TO: Mary 407 S. ‘Time is eastern standard. For cen. tral standard subtract one hour, tor mountain standard subtract hours, Some local stations eene a. my to fit local. rrry minute program changes can- Mot be included. s}a week for four con: TUESDAY, Evening 6:02—News Report, 15 Mias,—1 is Sovareid sna Nps work Silent (1 h.)—abc-east Kiddies Serial Hour (also 1 hour later)—abe- Network Silent (1 hr.)—mbé-enst Kiddi jal Hour (Also 1 hr. later)—mbs-west > Seth America Serenade, Sporta—nbo Frontiers of Science, ‘Talk—cbs 5:30—Red Barber and Sports—cbs §:45—Lowell_ Thom: —nbe World News & ry—cbs 6:00—Radio ‘Supper Club—nbe-basic Mystery Drama for W oy News and Commentary : Fulten Lewis, Jr. (west repeat 1 hour later)—mbs 6:15—News and KS ong Series—cbs Elmer £ Commentaty—nbe 4 Dancing Music Show—mbs-basic 6330—The Mafor House Party—nbe American Melodies Song—cbs Green Hornet in Myste' Arthur Hale Comment—! ‘basic 6:45—Harkness in Comment—nbc ports (West r’pt4 hr. later)—mba Commenta pment—nbe _[ Florida, thin 26th day. of [@lroutt Court Seat) by Doyle Show—abe ~. | vestigator, ity ae 7:30—Date with Judy, Drama—nbe el Blanc Comedy Show—cbs mphony es. — abe ‘alcon Drama—mbs 5—Five Minutes News Period: cbs —Amos and Andy Sketch —nbe Vox Poppers. & ‘Interviews—cbs el Heatter Comment=mbs eal Life Drama Series—mbs bber McGee and Molly —nbe To Be Announced--@imm na Rex Maupin Orchestra Al Forum, Debpic mabe 9:00—Hob Hope's Comeily—nbe To Announced—cbs n Music Museum-rabe Open ing Discussion Hoosier Hop Barn Dance—abe The International Quiz—mbs in. Comment—abe , claim or demand must -be in writ- TODAY IN HISTORY (Know America) 1802—Politics in Congress post- pones term of U.S. Supreme Court —keeps court from sitting for 1 months. : 1874—First pipe line company to send oil from the oil fields to the Atlantic seaboard, incorporat- ed. 1894—“Gen.’ Coxey leads 20,- An’ official told me he thinks }000 unemployed into Washington that there should be a statewide |in historic march. law that, when a salary for any 1919—17 bombs addressed to office: is fixed, it could not’ be}prominent Americans foynd in raised by the mere whim of an {the mails. official, who thinks he is not get- 1420—U.S. attorney-general dis- ting ehough, with the aid of his|cleses plot to kill high Federal senator or representative. This |2nd State officials as part of May statewide law. should provide |Pay that fixed salaries should be changed only by the decision of ‘the people at the polls. TAXPAYER. Key West, Fla., April 29, 1947. Today’s Anniversaries (Know America) lawyer-patriot, senator, 3rd Chief Justice of U.S., 1796-99, born in Windsor, ‘Conn. Died Nov. 26, 1807. 1820—Henry W. Allen, lawyer, | Louisiana | j eat {ern Italy and Western Austria ‘Civil War governor, who saved | surrender. Confederate general, his state from possible devasta- tion, born in’ Prince Edward| ‘County, Va. Died April 22, 1866. 1841—Edward B. Sill, Univ. of professor, noted poet| California of “thoughtfulness,” born in Wind- sor, Conn. Died Feb. 27, 1887. 18@0—Lorado Haft, famed Chi- z sculptor, born at Elmwood, Died Oct. 30, 1936. 1877 — Thomas A. toonist, coiner of slang, who pop- wlarized, “Yes, we have no -ba- mangas” and “23, skidoo,” born in 1745—Oliver Elisworth, Conn.| five for the hat and one hundred Py . ; San Francisco. Died May 2, 1929.' for the suit to match,” celebration in behalf of peace. 1926—France arranges to fund her American war debts over a period of 62 years. 1941—German long-range guns shell England from across the Channel. 1942—Extradition treaty signed between United States and Can- ada. 1943—President Roosevelt wires John L. Lewis that if miners did not return to work on May 1... 1944—2,000 Allied planes blast} Berlin. 1945—U.S. Seventh Army en- ters Munich. Germans in North- 1946—At* Foreign Ministers’ Conference, Secretary Byrnes proposes a Four-Power 25-year treaty to keep Germany and Japan disarmed, but Russia’s objections keep proposal from agenda. How Much It Cost You? First Shopper: “That's a smart / Dorgan | hat you're wearing. May I ask (“Tad”), sports writer and car-| how much it cost you?” Second Shopper: “One hundred and twenty-five dollars. Twenty- | { | ‘|-divorce, in ithe above 41 Spuee hate hefore the 30th day of Ma: William V. Albury, | Attorney TIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OF FLOR! | IN AND FOR MONROE COU! enjoy your after. dinne Yes!" angwered gh as a larly the | abundantly : IN AND FOR MON bs . IN OUAN- STARE OF F: CERY. Cane DEWAYNE W! MAY, A Betendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION Virginia Mey, — Sprague -Street, Ellensburg, Washi: * You are hereby pear to the of yh 947, otherwise the allegations ‘The Key West Gusleen. a per publish, na Ke rida. WR. ey .. West, jorida. i oO jh 8 h, Done bay why nored this 28th day rf, Ape (SEAL) ROSE C SAWYER, lerk of the Cireult- Court, Monroe County, Florida. By: ‘Alice H. Salgado, D. apr 20; may. 6. 20, RLEvERTN sUoioial CMe ae THE pre Or ae - 4 it. D FOR MONROE ACRE Cane No, 10.1183 ROSE MART NICHOLSON, Plaintitf, ‘ va. DIVORCE NEWTON H. RICHOLEON P.O. 1, U.S, T..C., San Diego, California, You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill for Tiivorce filed against you in the above ‘styled cause on or before the 29th dey of May, A.D. ‘1947. otherwise the al- legations contained therein will ‘be taken ar confessed. Done and Ordered at Key West, ROSS C SAIERR, | Clerk of circtl Comet | Ry: (sd) Florence B, Sawver, Depyty .Clerk. Attorney for Plaintitt.// apr 29; may, 6-13-20, 1947 Ay THE COUNTY IN AND F ‘oR pas CRHDIT ‘ An of the estate: of WALTER EARNEST “MERYMAN, deceased, arc hereby notified ..and required to file any claims or de- mands which they may. havé against said estate in the-.Qffice of the County Judge of LFiorida, in the Court House at Key West, Florida, within eight (8) cal- endar months from the date of the first publication of this notice. Each creditors ing and must state the place of residence and post-office address of the claimant and must: be ‘sworn to by the claimant, his. agent or hig attorney or it will become void according to law, WALTER .H. MERYMAN Administrator of: said estate Address: 31514 Wildermere Road West Palm Beach, Florida T. HAROLD WILLIAMS West Palm Beach Fla. aprl5- '9;may6,1947 car BLEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE FR A IN “CHANCERY Cane No. 10-1146 NELLIE MAE MOSLEY, Plaintife, v Div EZEKIEL MOSLEY, : Defendant. ORDER OF BUBLICATION. ekiel_ Mosley 3 Primrose Avenue i lanta, Georgia You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint for! divorce in the above entitled cause on the 15th day of May, 1947, other- wise 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 newspaper published in Key West, Florida. DONE AND ORDEREP thie 14th | day of April, A, 1%, 1947. (SBAL) ROSS C SAWYER Clerk of the Circutt Court, Monroe County, Florida: : By (sd) Florence 5, Sawyer : eputy. Clerk. PAUL FE. SAWYER Solicitor for the Plaintitt apr15-22-29;may6,1947 8. ORCE. vo: i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRC OF THE STATE OF ELORIDA, Plaintiff, vs. DIVORCE RITA ELISA FONT, Defendant. ORDER OF JSUBLICATION TO: Rita Elisa Font, Star Route, , Lakehurst, New Jersey. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill for Divorce filed against you in the above styled cause on or before the 9th @ay of May, A. D. 1947, otherwise the al- legations contained therein will be taken as confessed. Done and Ordered at Key West, Florida, this 7th day of April, A. . 19. (Cireuit Court Seal) ROSS C. SAWYER, Clerk of Circuit Court. By Alice H. Salgado Deputy Clerk. Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr. Attorney for Plaintiff. Dr. Bolge22-2p, 47 ‘| You are he to the af dive the April, A.D. 1, fonroe County, | ‘TO: eens. creethiunette ‘or’ | iL A.D. 1947, otherwise tions therein will he tak: fersed. ma SH This Order 0 once'a week for four weeks. in the Key West inen. @ new: published in the City of: Ke: at Fi he en as con- icitor for 5 apr. 15-22-29, may 4, 194 ee /DONALD WALK’ + Plainciff. xa. Div BETTY LEE WILLIAMS HIRLEMAN, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION. TO: BETTY yg WILLIAMS HIRLEM. 26 Glenwood Avenue This Order in to be published once a week for four consecutive y. Florida. Monroe Cow By (sd) Florence B. Sawyer | (sd) ALLAN B. CLEARS ait. Solicitor for Plaintiff. a ‘Sunventn ue 7 PUpRIDAL aN NCL. Cane Xo. 10-804 B. L, PEACON and E. B. LEATHERMAN, Plaintitts, vs. JAMES .W. RUSSELL, et al, NOBICE To APPEAR THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: JAMES W. "SSL, known as Jam iam = Husnell, if living, and if dead, his unknown heirs, devisees, legatees or gran- tees, address unknown. JOHN . HED Ri known. an J . LER RUSSELL, wite, if living, and@ if dead, their unknown heirs, devisees, Jegatees or gran- tees, address unknown. | ROSA LEE RUSS! and CLARENCE husband, if livi unknown hei or grantees, and Di inees, lematers unknow h i 2 LOL we feng livin, Saleen heirs, ee cr RU JAM, LOTTE ife, unknown heirs, devisees, KE Hving, and if dead, heirs, tees; address DORIS MAY AUBIA W if living, and heirs, devisee tees, address MARY ANN married, —— husband, if their unknown heirs, gatees or grantees, a known. And all parties claiming an legatees or ra nk ne and if} her dead , be terest by, through, under or a: any of the above Parties and all pa claiming to have or interest in the degeribe You and each of ey West, the 17th da: Bn y A. of Complaint brought BL. PI described, tions of sald Bill of € be taken as The relief Bil of © lowing ing and Florida a uo it vt} uty ‘Tract riparian rig tof the Russell Southwe westerly rhy aa Northeasterly line of Tract of five hus to be pubbinty @ week for four (4) weeks in the ida. (SEAL) By (rd) Smathers, Thomps yer, 1301 DuPont Bldg., Miami, Plerite Attorneys for Plaintiff ‘Ope. 8-15-22-29, may 6 iver! Ones. | & rj l i iyf lity: tit} f i » i | | dard. | EEE. res years ago. Dr. Harold C. Urey of the tame Raymond S. MeKeeagh mers ber of the U.S. Meritteme Comme | « sion, born in Chieage, eae age ; Alfred 8. Dastuetl, ‘ editor of Reader's Digest. bem ot Sno — for 10 years he @ brick in his stomach. ing was due to the digested food he siwaye hed side of him He wae weak, out, headechy. «wollen i and terribly const ly he started tokens and says the feeling Whe « te in his stomach diapered second day. 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