The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 14, 1947, Page 2

to the secretary of the interior, “in his discretion,” the power to. include into the those lands or bay bottoms pecified. in the 1934 bill, SATURDAY, JUNE 14° i z, ly From. Rockfes—nbe * ews Broadcast 15 Minute be Dance Music Band—mbs . , 6:18—Word From the C atte ; 5:30—The Boston ‘Tone Parton Saturday Sports Revie: ae Cecil Brown Comment rit News Comment rys-cbe ‘orld News Com: ; Jan August repeat—mbs-Weat ~ 46 Forel n Policy Talke—nbo ‘ awk Larrabee, Dramarcbe» Hawall Calis Musiclana—am! 6:30—Curtain Time Dramatio—nbe Robert Q. Lewis Show—cbs i Broadeust=nibe Songs—cbe Talk—mba ma-—nbe * show—cbe uiz—mbs 7:30—Truth or Consequences—nbo ‘0 Be Announc etter Half Quiz—mbs 7:55—Five Minutes News—cbs €:00—Saturday Hit Parade—nbo Bill Goodwin Comedy—ebs. Mighty Casey, Skit—mbs $:30—Can You Top This, Gaga—nbe Night Serenade—cbs High Adventure Drama—mba ly Canova Sketch—nbe, This is Hollywe Chicago Thi a! , bod Rhaprod led much of. Key Largo and bay, bot:.| is‘ that extended as far, south as, the therly tip of Lower Matecumbe, . » County edmmtissionets: and others, dat \ : proposed-area that took in -| a part of Key Largo and the specified bay bottoms became a part of the park, “in the discretion” of the cecretary of the interior, the nofthefn part of Monroe county would cease to exist, much tothe loss.of the coun- ty in mre ways than one. ‘Not only would a highly. valuable sec- tion of the county be taken into the park, causing a decrease in the county’s taxation structure, but the la! would. be taken off the market for possible development of private enterprise. ~ It would probably: require a decision from the state’s attorney general to say whether or Wot, in’ decreasing the area of ‘Monroe, some feceipts in gasoline taxes ‘on are# would be lost by the county. The boundaries of the park should be set irrevocably by law, and not at the dis- cretion of anybody, and those boundaries should not include. any of the Florida Keys or their valuable bay bottoms. vc of the Air—mbe ABC PROGRAMS—Times fit e! Eastern daylight or Eastern Re od 6:00—U. S. Open Golf & 680—Harry Wismer's Sports alka > 6:45—Labor U.S.A. Speakers. 7:00—it's Your Business, rs 7:15—Son; 2: Prof. Quiz and Quiz The Hayloft Hoedown 11:00—News, Dance Band Hour 12:00—Dance Bapé Hour—west only: 9: 10:00—| 10:30— As'soon as the President returns from Canada we fill find out how much of a loan she desires.. However, that is one loan, if it is asked, that will be repaid. BAT SAP ORST SNE LOST IN THE WILDERNESS SUNDAY, JUNE 15 for East, Daylight add ene how): Afternoon 3 12:00—America United, People's Placiovm, Forsm—ebe. a Music for an hour—mbs ‘a :30—-The Chicago Roundtable—nbe. |, Lyman Bryson Reout Redioneee 12:45—H. K. Smith at London—cpa‘ ~ There’s a good deal of gossip in Wash- ington these days about a third party. There are probabilities in the next, Presi- dential election. The pressure thatiis being put on President Truman to force him out and fight for the labor bosses may produce results, but it is not going to have any ef- fect, either for or against a. new, political party. . Former Vice President’ Henry Wallace ig ‘not regarded as a dangerous factor’ by ‘Democratic-Republican leaders. He has.fo program. He has made: no issue. He has ‘afoused Curiosity’as to why he went barn- storming around the world, While he has been opposing the Administration’s for- éign policy, he hasn't strengthened the Re- publican cause and it is very doubtful e F 3:30-—Author Meets Critics—nbe-. Phil Spitainy and Girls—ebs Detective Mysteries Drama—mbds 4:00—NBC Symphony Hour—nbo Family Time, Eileen Farell—cba ‘ Under Arrest, Drama—mba :30—Hoagy Carmichael Songes- The Abbott Mysteries mba ° 4:48—Sunday Commentary—cbs Evening i “thé policy of powerful to-enforce largely destroying the coal over competitive i Fit ! this country has a great and growing need for all its fuel, and coal will | Whether he has weakened the Democrat | Gonad Naegel Theatseecbee continue to be one of the most important. i anti balay Abinto eae: of ada |party. The charge made against him is ~Bllery Queen Detects—nbe A large part of the country depe on that he is trying to hasten a business de- Miap Carter, Detettives mbs coal to manufacture electrie power. Coal | prescion to boost his own candidacy for Weer wari tyre parry saree te a basic ingredient in the production of the Presidency in 1952. The Mysterious Traveler—mbs steel. Coal burning locomotives still haul | One of the Washington news- | “pias banees Beamty-re most of our trains, despite an increase in : Melodies from California~mbs : papers compares his efforts to that of | 7:00—Alec Templeton & Piarlo—nbe the number of diesels on the lines. Remark- | Theodore Roosevelt’ when he created the Slexanker Siediation Beard -mba able progress has been made in developing } pin) Moose party. But while Wallace is | 7°%qhted Allen Comedy—nbe coalburner of greatly increased effi-} slinging the bull” it is very doubtful | 7.s,Voc%! of the Suings—mbe - ive Inutes News—« cleney,, omy, and cleanliness. + whether he is getting very far with the | 00Csunday Merry jo Raund—nbe pe. ele anaeced coal is | American people. Unless he is stirring up Exploring the Unkgown—mba" Fy teacsd batigg beicd more;sentiment;throuhgout the country | 9:20—aibum of Familiar’ romp ta nr imost than-he is with the Democrat and Re- fees eee ae fatte vthe geologists say | publican leaders he is getting nowhere | 90—T0 Be Announced—nbe they to last thousands of | fast. In short, Henry Wallace seems to be Babes Heaters 5% years. Their potential importance has been | s lone child, lost in. the wilderness bears Ay grrr a enormously increased by recent discoveries pied cee ee Beasties Bates ae —_—_—_—_—_— 3 's & Variety 3 hrs.—nbc of means by which gasoline may be made] ATER THE HORSE WAS STOLEN | Xinv'ani'bivee'Tsat ote from coal. And experiments, whose ulti- ABC PROGRAMS—Times St either: mate syccess seems assufed, are now un- The Sergeant-of-Arms of the House of |" “Siemon derway to use coal in powdered form. | Represent, sentenced to jail | 1:0°—Warriors of Peace It Pp) atives has been j bp orks is always a mistake to say that A '30-Baminy Kaye Berenade ' because of a shortage of funds running | 2:90—Deadiine Mystery Drama one form of energy will turn out to, be. 2:30—Radio's National Vespers t@ more than a hundred thousand dollars that began many years ago. His office has supplied barking service to House mem- another. The safest assumption is that every kind of energy We pomens—coal, oil, water, and ultimate-| ners down through the years. 5:s0—David Harding, Coumerspy ly, atomic power—will play vital roles in| Former Congressman James M. Cur. seoetee the world of tomorrow. rename oemts m: ~ | 6:00—Drew Pearson Comment ley of Boston put over a war contract swindle and he was caught at it and sen- fenced to jail. While the wheels of justice Were rolling Curley was elected Mayor of Bean, City, But the wheels of justice kept 8:00—Detroit Symphony Hour 00—Walter Winchell Comment S—Hollywood Commentary 30—Jimmy Fidler on Movies 9:46—Policewoman, Drama lower House of Congréss passed unanimously designed 10:00—T Guil Ake {b> Communists | ge getting into sea Peed rolling around and the Supreme C6urt Se onty , States United | of the United States finally refused to ioe grant an appeal, which means that he is Correct true— “elected” to go to jail for from six to 18 “Richie, you’re a pig. You America is infiltrated with Commun+ months. Curley should have reformed be- know what a pig is, don’t you?” i - _ “Sure, Daddy. A pig is a hog’s Of course, we wouldn't give the matter atl, ond oy ys in Wash. a sn Rann so much attention if the Government at ; The United States is pay- ington, including Congressman A. J. May, whw are.having a hard time trying to yal ing a tremendous price for anent member of the United Nations. Sec- | 41, peace which has yet not retary of State Marshall:is doing his best | i thelr misconduct. been attained, and when, at- to improve the sft With Russie. But | mess.” But he declated that he will clean war N® Comes anothet he doesn’t Any about it. He ex-}it up. Let us hope that we are reading the ——————e ploded the other day and said he wanted }signs correctly in reporting that General The first archeological evi- it understood that he inherited this “dirty | Marshall is getting h 5 dences of the wheel date: bpek to Mesopotamian city cultures, She a 5 rete an. ipsurasice company, will pay aa ae 0 st ixings. go, the wine; and ‘liquor. ay Liechstein must carry liabality insurance. 4 Drivers of incoming atomobiles re to, be’ charged three fray ‘at the frontier ‘to’ defray i¢0st “of collective litbility \in- fi Seeks Divorce ‘with Cireuit Court Jerk Ress C. Sawyer by Ruby Louise Charlow Roberts against A petition seeking a divorce was ‘Leroy Alexander Roberts. ooo Among: during anee. » shortages developed: ‘World War 11 are light- houses, owing to wartime des- truction and lack LEGALS Maa ror FLO IN a N TO A PE! NS HAV! sm AGAL thd ‘énth: of ‘yee, are hereby ff OTIOR TO CREDITO! CREDITORS A! ING CLAIMS OR EDGES CO! [ONROE COUN PROBATE. tate. of. RY. J. HOWELD, | Deceared. 1 Oe ND ALL NST SAID ES- and. required’ to present 4 ahd. demands which you, yu, May have against 01 the estate of Henry J. Howell, de- ceased, Inte of Suffolk County, New York, to, v Lord, Coui Monroe County, County Judge and file the same in his office in the County Court House in Honorable Raymond R. of. Monroe Florida, within eight calendar months from the date of the first publication hereof. Said claims or dem: the legal address and to be sworn to and presented ands to contain of the claimant las aforesaid, or same will be barred. Date May 23rd, FLORED Ancitlary A.D. 1947, B.S. HOWELL, xecutrix of the As | Will ‘and Testament of Henry d. Howell, Deceased. HUTTE BOWEN, Attorneys for Flor Ancillary Executri ? mai §N_THE Cu UIT COURT OF THE) CEMENTS ates athens ‘i aT, EN AND KOR RADA. 1) Corporatt corporation; to all ui or copporations clai ext i x rny EVAT? & JULIAN, ce SIMMONS, . Howell, jun of mainten- :}, Ave. Columbus, Ohio. subanee. From _ these , funds Swiss federal government — 7 arsonal and property “damages by. foreign’ aut In 'liew of the three francs, driver may present a liability in- ‘srance written by a com- pany. doing business in Switzer- land. ‘The iriguraince ‘will ‘not! cover RATES FOR REGULAR and BLACKFACE Advertisements under this hei will be inserted in The Citizen ‘the rate of 2c a word for eac! ion, but the mihimum charge a. = ‘Gt words: or logs is ae je rate binek: ype is Sc a word, an@ the minimum charge for. the first 15 words is 45c. All advertising ts enwent. of error in ‘resi Dix ponsible only for the first Alive: of the advertisement where th eeeaenen HELP WANTED chanic. Apply Navarro, Inc., ‘opposite Bus Station. jun9-tf POSITION WANTED Handy man wants job as porter or dishwasher. L, E. Williams, B-9, Fort Vilage Extension. ‘ junl3-2tx WANTED \ Want to hear from party who has fishing boat or. cabin boat for ‘possible.:, Address: Charles W. };eontz, 43. West . Patterson B 512 Margaret street, phone 781. \}- Give us a try on your next job, oO the dissolved nknown. persons ming any inter- Corporation, nd to all persons claiming interests un- der the said defendants, including their heirs, devi: sees, grantees, spouses, or other claimants under or against snid dissolved corpora- tion or under or against said de- sed directors of said dissolved ‘pora tio: u and each of notified to appear stated cause on or day of July, 1947. Otherwise legations of the bill this case will be fessed by you. you are here! in the abov before the 15th e al- of complaint in taken as con- The said E. R. Davenport is the sole sw solver viving director of a jorida corporation, kpown as The Keylarny Corporation. The other two directors of sald cor- poration, as «shown by the bill of complaint in. this case, were E. M. Lee and ©. are dead. 1. Brook: All uni 8, both .of whom known persons claiming any interest under said dis- solved corporation by, through, un- der or against it deceaned directors, fied to file their ap or against said are also noti- pearance in. this case on the date above set. forth; otherwise the allegations of the bill of complaint will be taken as confessed by them: All anknown defendants having or otherwise the alle; gations of the bill of complaint will be taken as confessed by them. Government lot 23, Township 59 40 East, contain more or less; Northeast Quart Northwest Quarter (NW Sectton 23, Township 59 Range 40° Hast, 1, in Section South, Range ing 32% acres ter ¢ jouth containing 40 acres more or less; Northwest Quarter (NW) of Northeast Quarter (NE\%) of Section 23, ‘Township Range 40 East, South, containing 40 acres more or less; , Northeast Quarter (NE%) Northeast. Quatter _ My * Section 23, Township 69 st, containing 40 @ 40° Eas more or les ‘thwest Quar Rang: a acres more es: of of jouth, 85 ter (NV hip 39S containin, The nature of this suit or pro- ceeding is the foreclosufe of tax sales teertificates against the above de- seribed land, and the name of the court in which the b has been filed to fo certificates is the € the Eleventh Judi and for Monroe ¢ pi of ¢ reclose said “irevit Court Cireuit in Florida, cial “ounty, and the title of the case ts that specified in the hi notice to appear. It Is also ordered be published once a consecutive weeks County, Florida This 11th day_of (SEAL) Redfearn & Ferrell. ° ROSS Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mofroe Count: By: (sd) Kathleen eading of this that thia order week for four in The Citizen, A newspaper published in Monroe June, 1947. CSAWYER, % Florida. Nottage, Deputy Clerk. 1522 duPont, Building, Florida, for Pieint’ jun 14- itt. 21-28; jul 5, 1947 dis- | a juni-lmo or | Courtea) and. 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