The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 20, 1947, Page 2

‘y Outstanding events of that the execu- | pi, conv board accepts: this invi-! of as. it will bring to the Is-| Fla. «as (@ity more than 100 women d the State 4 Lee ident of Fedareion for 1947-1948, Eby Fort Tt was very much ke driling or playing in an ‘ 3 . ny lor, © that - fortification — in charge of Mr. Goelir- > father .of Edward ‘Ithe Boys’ Brigade rambled over the fortification to note ‘{the way it was constructe or hed: or crew! trom the inner end of the wharf that led to the fort. Snapper Creek? Glamor- us, bane but how. about Fort ‘aylor, Boys? The sad fact remains that children: to: inherit the ie parents rather oat ii ah blir tl is much to be said the considerate patent vadvance the ees ik the outer edges of the 1. You. feel like shouting A Ss § i dea Heachied (df the ‘Keys tast: winter. i the stench was so great ¢' ft was! impossible for me to land Seaplane: afd examine Where is no indication of any . | ‘riley’ water anywhere. I really aad A . ©} judices. D- q mtly writing it ; J BY lien Stelihars as |} Warned that many misguid- the need -fof/ed parents had the idea that ‘unusual intelligence marks and} child for nervousness, or instability and that in at- tempting to’ force the child to conform to standards ap- pee Pei them, bm payc! avoc, frustrate the from] child and produce an apa- thetic or unhealthy rebel- lious adolescence. children is a problem for al $10,e00,- parents, No set of rules can rae devised to assure the ntion | correct’ growth’and-develop- ‘{ment of a youngster. Never- ie tes m_ tend- ref.en Lge fd {permitting e child to’ hiive a greater ‘\freedom in self-expression. There isa cateh,| Alert and intelligent par- however, in that many whg|ents no longer beli¢ve that it suffer from chronic diseases} ia peeeay: to ak the | ave without the financial) will of their children. The means to secure moderate| world will be :better off medical care, much less the} when all. parents come to the oon medical facilities avail-|same conclusion. able. $ It becomes increasingly} As long as human beings in that if the United) believe in the occult there will be soothsayers, fortune tellers and fakirs to. give not onl q medical treatment, but also the economic problem of : nt can for| Misery and suffering, com- eres ee cee cocmes | lda after thts last war’ in be what he or she needs. n 1 yond accurate description, If words were acts there| declares Harold. BE. Stassen, would be no problems’ left be yo his return from a tour of Europe that carried him to be solved. ——oOoOoO to sixteen countries. Few politicians miss an} Mr.,Stassen gave no in- opportunity to. a-free meal) terview as to the details of where they can meet.the|American policies in the dear peepul. present world, but he moe gested that if this country German generals are find-| “remains. strong and follows ing out, even at this late wise and humanitarian pel- date, ‘that | aggression and) iciea,”” it can win peace fe brutality ean be-dangerous.| generation at least. y “The sum total of human | thihk there’ ‘will be plenty of fish ‘fiext season.” “Tommy told all this and I ‘Suppose we sat open mouthed, or maybe looked a little skep- tical. Anyway, Tommy offered to take me out around the keys to waters for myself. 1 ‘Was a clear day. The wa- *« * * x John Shackleford is 74. He sits near Fleming and Duval streets every day selling newspapers. He is a pleasant old gentleman, rarely saying anything beyond ‘good morning. John. is ill now. He has gone to Miami for hospitalization. He'll be back at the old stand in about ten days, it is reported. “Shackleford x * i Key West children are getting ready for graduation this week from high school. Many of them, following a custom passed. down for years, are seeking “presents” upon their graduation. ) They send out nicely printed invitations’ to dozens ' of ’ local ‘business men and politicians to attend the ceremonies which will usher them into workaday life. “Well, here’s some more invi- tations to attend graduation ex- ercises,” remarked a well known politician this week. “Why those kids think I'm made of money. Tve already gotten about 25 of these invitations. You know what that means? ‘ the gizk. It The students visit the schoolsy———$——____——~. once each week, teaching art, , | musi¢ and. organized recreation, Don Overalls But seeing the need for help in other lines, the student-teachers have carted motion picture pro- jectors and educational films to the schoolrooms, have contributed small sums for needs like window. shades, ‘and on week-ends have donned: overalls and painted the interior of the schools. T. Ellwood Sones, superintends eht of schools in Centre County, where the three “workshops” are; among 60 one-room schools ’still i says “it’s a very worthy enterprise and one which’ might well be emulated elsewhere in the county and state.” Gain Confidence Miss Margare —— West n= Days Gone By AS TAKEN FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF MAY 20, 1937 Yesterday was the anniversaty of the death of Jose Marti, and; memorial services were held by, local Cubans in Bayview Park in honor of the “Apostle of Cuban | Liberty.” Marti was killed, while! fighting with Cuban forces, on{ May 19, 1895, ai Del Rios in the) province of the Orient. Hy Almost all the time the city, council was in session last night; was, devoted to the sale of bricks, | owned by the city, io Ernest Hem-j ingway. Nineteen thousand bricks: were sold at $2 a thousand, which, ' some speakers thoughi, was too} low. an amount. Seasonal activities of the Ke ‘West Branch of the Pan-Ameri-! can Poetry Society came to an} end Tuesday evening at a meet-‘ ing held in the home of: Mrs, Eva; Warner. j The Monroe County Council of | the Parent-Teacher Association wouldn't be so bad if I knew | the kids. Two.thitds of them I mever heard of. “But I suppose Y'll buy the presents for all of them. I sup-| J pose I know their parents, and 4 | they’re always good for votes.” * ed guilty in Criminal Court be- fore Judge Thomas S. Caro to selling liquor to state beverage board agents on Sunday. “How did you come to sell the liquor on Sunday?” Judge Caro asked one of them. “The man said he had a ter- rifie hangover,” replied the de- fendant. “And he looked it, too; so. I gave him a quart of liquor —for a price, of course.” After the courtroom laughter the other man the same ques- | tion. i } | sick,” he responded. sic “And my wife gave him a pint.” it?” _, “Oh, she sold it to him; but {it will be the last time she or I will ever sell any likuor on Sun- j day, so help me.” | The judge fined each of them $50. and. costs, + /@pproximately 3,500, jint t Neuber, assist-} weekly. ‘ ied to Key West by plane this * 1 Two. Florida keys men plead- had subsided, the judge asked| ‘ro: “The man said he was awfully | } “Did ‘she give it to him; or sell| ‘7 ‘Pampa, at.a reception in the Hills- bore Roof Garden. The follow- ing prominent. T: fi spedkers, were guests! ‘iam J. Waring, i C.; Jack Erwin, ge dr. C, of Gi 1 i son, director of Conventions and r Tourist Bureau of the C. of C.; a Mr. Cone, president of the Tampa student-teachers. confidence in their ability teach”sand now, dre more enthusi- astic about their future. icel any parking tickets placed on! The project, a joint undertak-|cars driven by: wometi*attending | ing of the State’ Christian |the convention, “and. [Association and the Penn State |able’ Mixon,~mayor, chapter of the American, Associa-|the keys of the city to the BPW ‘tion for Childhood Education, was !convention. launched early this year. * Luncheons | dinners.”. t Although one-room schools in ‘held af errs Root Garden, Pennsylvania now are being clos-|Colymbia Spanish e n ed ‘at the rate of 250° to/500 a/Tampu Terrace Hotel Palm Room, | year, officials estimate. there are/tas Novidades Fiesta Room, and! epegption the Instaliation uet was held wf pat the beautiful tal Ball! . Subscribe: 1 Tne Cltisen—2ds in the state,, ‘convention..were , Dean , Walter; J. patent Ely, -LL,D.,. College’ of iness juin uae Univer: _sity of Florida, whose; subject, was 4“Our,, World’s Responsibility for ; Permanent Peace’; Mss. Malcqim| A. Smith, State Chamber of Field Army, Florida Division, American‘ Cancer: Society, ,spoke on, “Our | sdb held jis last, meeting of the 1936- °37 School’ ‘term last’ night, with Mrs. Sebastian Cabrera,"Jr., presi- dent, in the chair, 7° >; Walter Roberts, Angela and francis’ streets, who. had eral on 2 business visit in Miami, retarn- Lieutenant William Klaus, USN, oie ieee Comets | who is in chafge.of the local Navy ST. o} morning. or TH Yard, and Mrs. Klaus left yester-] 8320" ail day for a short stay in Havana. cane S 2 { Miss Elizabeth Sharpley re- turned this morning from Miami where she had been visiting rela-] ,,, tives and friends. Today The Citizen says in ah editorial paragraph: a “Much of the economic trouble in Key West is the result of wish- ing instead of working,” LEGALS ‘and Ordered at Key West, ida, this 28th day of April, A.D. By: (sd) Florence E. Deputy Clerk. William V. 4 Attorney for PI ie DOWD, plaintiff, vs. LOTHY L. DOWD, mn PAVID 1, . DIVORCR }- DOT Si ns, Louisiana. required to ap- 947, otherwixe the al- tained therein wif he] are required day of June, entitled cou for four cons Witness the Hy Ohe of nd the of Key » thi Enrique Esquinaldo, Attorney for Plaint 19th NTH JUD! D FOR WONROE 2 OF FLORIDA. Cane Neo. 11158 rN ‘TON Diy Yj 4 ict EC % that dries overnight as it acts to loosen an blackheads. Th ho folie Bit Yircchions ‘ahd applied’ Wheerea Central Pharmacy and AU Drug Stores a right to |tiom to how ‘much you choose to Restaurant, | perspire.” \ to.. pick Dyty;tn the Living”; Mrs. Osie B.' Zavbiel often, is private enterprise. bees ge ° i prise,” if dike in. a dictionary, it would be, Prosper in. propor- Some, folks being allergic to} swéat is why, I reckon, it is easy followers, here and a vote to the will-o-wispy ar- swnents, for, turning.business-and all our problems over to Uncle Samuel—and let him do'the per- spiring. And also when weenie the glib talkers p. i ‘Govt.’ should take Heat oo the peo- ple have the profit—we half-way | a if the gent is talking about some other business, and not ours, But if the gent. was to edge over toward our business—if we} are a barber, or a plumber, or! in the suit and dress business, | we would say, hold vour horses; brother—none of that—not on; ism for us. Yours with the low down, JO SERRA. ORLANDO | CARABALLD @ Plumbing @ Contracting @ Repairs | For Efficient and Courteous Service ny copsules contela ALL VITAMINS known to be essential to human sutzition, ples liver and iroa. Minutes Te 4 MIAMI 3 Flights Daily