The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 2, 1947, Page 2

ler Wa for Bpergatig ah gem levoted his en- tire column in : “t fellowship” to be. found aly. one; Jix Gti Rair-cutting cazeer, whe ; vor snoutiied as a brooding % | Buddha, His name was Billy, and he was not a Key Wester. His only remarks, when Tyou fat in his chait, were in asking you Unlike every other barber we have ever met, when he’ finished cutting your hair he didn’t ask you if you wanted a sham- || pod oF tonic put om your hair or a shave, ‘lif you needed oye. On sundry occasions Lwe deliberately tried to.lead Billy, into con- versation, but when we left off talking he never took over. And yet he has a large. following: Time and again, we knew of men who missed t turn to get into an- other chair, so that Billy could serve them. But, as a rule; customers like the patter of barbers, even when they are given to repeating oft-told tales. And, as.a rule, too, barbers know all-the current jokes and are familiar. with, intimacies in the lives. of their customers: that are uot generally known. . : ; i § So far. we know, . Sheriff: Berlin Sawyer holds the record of early age for beginning his trade as a barber. He was a barber at 14, and for three or four years thereafter had to stand on a box to ply his Westers than probably any other resident. Berlin was an adept at patter, though Foon Foon and Molly, now operating in Warren’s list as talksmiths. Well, if Congress sueceeds in reducing taxes, we will find the going easier next March. When you hear the “greatest battle song of all’* you see the brides coming down the aiale. dcniaiagnpliihinclanmscenmaerene: STASSEN AND STALIN ss the conversations between ex-Governor Stassen of Minnesota, and Joe Stalin, the Russian bose, ~~ Stassen went to ‘Moscow as a Gitigen, and all he brought’ home as t result of his interview with Stalin was a meaningless expression by Stalin that he hoped America would share “international control and inspection” of the atomic bomb with Russia. That’s nothing more than mud-in-your-eye. Anybody who wants to take the time to read the Staseen-Stalin conversation will find nothing new or hopeful in the talkfest. The best statesmen from America have spent montha in battles of words with Rus- sia. General Marshall was more forceful than former Secretary of State Byrnes, but neither one of them got anywhere in their attempts to establish international agree- ments, and World peace. rivate | i | i aw ip | i F HH i : 2 i f i Red Barber of Gainesville, former Uni- versity of Florida student, now director of sports for the Columbia Broadcasting Com- pany, is being mentioned as possible re- placement for Phil Baker, current M. €. on the “Take-It-Or-Leave-It” Eversharp. radio show. “| AM AN AMERICAN DAY” i i h F } > i i There are many sections of the United States where the percentage of foreign- born or the children of foreign-born is at a minimum. There ave other areas in which a large Percentage of the residents consist of per- sons who have come to. the United States from another country, or their children. We call attention to this fact because some of the citizens who live in areas where few foreign-born residents reside do not understand the importance of “I Am An American Day.” The celebration ia very important in connection with teach- ing immigrants and some of their children the ideas an@ ideals which are generally considered ta be an American ‘heritage. “I Am Aa American” Day is celebrat- ed in accordnace with a proclamation by the President of the United States and is Particularly dedicated to citizens who have been naturalized in: the past year. It is the oceasion for much speeeh-making, @esigned to ereate and maintain faith in democracy and in the heritage of freedom. ay ie ' li it i z rf is i i ti i i : i ‘- t z F i i li, : | . i razor or scissors. He worked for 42 years | as a barber and came to know more Key° the same shop, are also at the top of Fuller |, Too much importance ‘is placed upon The Citizen on Thursday te , Bids. : ples beipat Pred gm val St., Plione 241. Wi and ironing. Du- it to 1010 Olivia St. Mrs. Albury.) 9 eae 5 Motofs rewound’ and repaired All appliances repaired. Sym; home, near Rest Beach op beautifully landscaped, large Iqt, with front, side and back s! exposures. Price $18,000, term! half cash. Johnson & Johnso#, 419 Duval Street. junt- Doberman Pinscher pups, 5 wee! old. Apply at Bottle Cap Inn. i junt- ‘Boat—Chris-Semi Cabin, Mahog- any, 18 x 6’ Ch ; Marine 95 H.P. Engine. Vepy fast. Ideal for fishing or ple: ure. Guaranteed to be in condition. Finest boat of type in Key West. Phone jual. ‘Special prices on Lifetime Alu inum Casement Windows wit Detroit Rotary Opes \- 1212 — $11.90," 1313 12.82, 1414—15.00, 1413—14.5 1514—16.00, 2212—14'50, 231: 2514—20.00, 2222—16.00, 232: 19.75, 2424—24.75, 2423—23.7, L §62524—26.00, 3323—22.65, 342: 27.00, 3423—26.00, 3524—3000, 4423-——28.50. Order now whip 1. they last. 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Paul’s Tire Shop. may31.5t Couple For one or two people, second floor bedroom and bath with private epirance. Near South Beach. $40.00 per month. Ap- ply Box L.R.D., c/o Citizen. jun2-6tx FOUND Bicycle, left on my lawn, Frid night. Call Mrs.. Williams, 241. jun2-tt Your Horoscope | MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1947— |The early part of the day is strong and bestows an affable disposi- tion; but as the day progresses, ja tendency to travel begins, {which may develop into a wan- dering, alien nature with fickle Such a person would do wisely to follow things as they are, rather than go chasing after new | experiences. WeeAS IN THE CIR€EULT COURT OF TRE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, IN CHANCERY. Cane Ney 10-1189 JAMES JAY WALTON, Plaintiff, va. DIVORCE KATHERINE JORDAN WALTON, Defendant. Be | BLICATION TO: war JORDAN 109 Penn reet, Camden, New Jersey. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint for divorce .in the above styled cause on or before the 14th day of June, 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 newspaper published in the City of Key West, Blorida. DERED this 10th 947. DONE AND OR} day of May, A.D. 1947, 4SEAL) Ross C SAWYER, Glerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. By: (sd) Kathleen Nottage, Deputy Clerk. (sd) ALLAN Be CLEARE, Jr., Solicitor for Plaintiff. thay 12-19-26; Jun 2, 1947 Te »)iknown,.and. Detgonally served and abo tn the Goart June nee a8 ur appparance iaine’ fs 4, teirchit Gotirt Sean , ER, ee to the bill of oy ‘or ao wait ‘ will he taken. as: ‘f Sey tli i ‘L.would. | ilege of, Clenk of the Cirevif Court. i ver, + Florence &. gat TO ALL OM _1T MAY CONCERN: ; Pursuant to Chapter 20658, Laws. ‘of Florida, Acts of 1941, relating to Eyerglades Drainage. District, the Board of Commissioners of Everglades Drainage Tvistrict. has completed a budget showing the debt service requirements of the District. during the year beginning, ‘on the Ist day of next November and ending on the 3ist yy of the succeeding October, and the. has heen placed on file in the of- fice of the Secretary of the Din- trict, at room 607 Comeau, Build- ing,’ West Palm Beach, Flor where the same may be exami and this is to. notify. you that said bord will meet at said place on the 12th day of June, A.D. 1947, at nadie, pretty” Bi him inmmediately<: « t 2 eter Latter poy ie e Ms ba tage wtih oT caked Me the F Dement it he had driven mile condi tae tole ‘ae i sameiWhile I wi Di ion, and before speaking, he than some 10 a, m. Eastern Standard Time of. said day (heing not fifteen days from the. date of the first publication hereof) for the purpose of’ hearing objections ‘and laints with, respect to said w! ag sere Ng ey OF ILADES DRAINAGE STRICT. y v, a HILSABACK, Chairman, may jun 2, 1947 IN. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIE OF THE STATE OF F AND FOR MONROE COU’ CHANCERY. Cane No, t= IDA LEAHAN BAZAR, Plaintiff, va. DIVORCE ROBERT S. BAZAR, Tyefendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION TO: Robert S. Bazar, 2442 Bancroft Lane, .| pear to the Bill of Complaint for fortunes and given to excesses. | * Richmond, California. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill for Divorce filed against you in the above styled © on or before June 25th, A.D. otherwixe the allegations con- therein will be taken as confessed. Done and Ordered at Key West, Florida, this 24th day of May, A.D, 1947. (Circuit Court Seal) ROSS 'C Clerk of © antelbed AWYER, lougnce Ei. Saw: ee eptty ‘ B Pudiupas Xe Probate. reo% filed ‘with, the Honor- ‘Raymond R. Lord, County in and for Monroe County, Florida, his Final Report and has made application for his discharge TA. of the Amado Veliz F Dated Mey 10, Av as. EN 2 Plaintiff, Bees PIVORCE JOSEPH WILLIAM HEATH, | Macon, Georgia. Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION TO: JOS: You are hereby. required to ap- EPH WILLIAM HEATH, divorce in the above styled cause on or before the 14th | a “Hy to demolish the . corner, : However, | @Contracting @ less thanly, der, coming froma presiding ficer (there were many: abuses of |G parliamentary: pi y ‘at the] 52? meeting), his ray ; in defense of the negligence the City Commissioners amd the ‘City Manager in allowing cemetery to: be, in;: the , condition that. itis, im today: in the vicinity have told me cars. drive through the all through the . night ev: collecting the plants and that they have located in day time. For the benefit of those ‘might not have understood {sarcasm: involved in Mr. D it’s remark to me I would, to say that he was referri the property on the coi Eaton. and: Duval streets purchased by our famil; Several’ months ago finally acquired title to, erty our intention wes 0 came to us destroy , ‘of the number of: peopte wi asking that: we 1 building at once Wee fact that it was anj old ‘the. second oldestf house in [West and. that. @he, was quaint and There. were seve 2000 HARRIS AVE! @ Plumbing For Efficient and Courteous Service . 1947, otherwise the allegations en as confessed, be published once cutive weeks a news- of Key this 10th dav of 3 SEAL. s a § Y uit Court, Florida, ALLAN B. CLEAR citor for Plaint Complainant, DIVORCE DANT n Rome, regia You are hereby notified that a Bill of Complaint for divorce has been filed against you by John M. Christian in the @ entitled cause and you are hereby required to file your appearance or answer to; the Bill of Complaint on. or before the day of June, A.D, 7, otherwise allegation of said Bill of Complaint will be taken as confessed by you. This notice shall be published ek for four (4) consecu- in THE KEY KEST newspaper published West, Monroe County, Florida, this Dated at Key West 2nd day of May. (SEAL) Y, A.D. RO! Clerk of t Monroe Co Julian. 800 Fi Florida, tional Bank Building, Miami 3 rs for Complainant. may 5-12-19-26; jun 2, 1947 ouatte of Jewerer Key West's Only Authorised Dealer jor