The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 5, 1947, Page 2

PStsSsesrlFgs Fs2lca At AOA LAREN SSSA AOESLRASS ca tr Serge Wo on —— atered at Key West, Florida, as seeorid eiase matter ——— or THE ‘TED: PRES: for ublication of all news Epatchen credited $F" si "ac Sot echelerice. Mreaited. Khthin ener and fino the local news published here. _ SUBSCRIPTION pee. a Eireg ite YUE D aanesnnennseernensorerers. i eekly 2.75 Lu on application’ All readi: oem, saree of thanks, Seg itp | ren obit poems, -ete,, will b oer aentes @ line. auich a ed tt @ line. a Saks Sariee Tiss aeneral er at it wit not sh anonymous Ce EEE MEMBER Made ol mi for at the rate o: Joe Stalin, The Kremlin, Dear Joe: . So you won’t play ball unless we let -you be the pitcher! THE ORACLE. CATHOLIC WRITER FLAYS FRANCO | An explosive book on affairs in Spain comes from the pen of Emmett John Hughes, a young American historical scholar, himself a member of the Roman’ Catholic Church and author of a book. which was selected by the Catholic “Book of the Month” Club for distribution to its. members, . The Government of Generalissimo Franco has exercised eight years of mar- tial law and, according to Mr. Hughes, is a “government without the people, above the people and against the people.” Mr. Hughes frankly concludes that Franco’s government is opposed by a ma- jority of Spaniards but is supporied by three principal groups, the army. the Church and the Falange. While he thinks that the Dictator received assistance from Hitler and Mussolini during the war, he says that the present Spanish tyranny has its roots deep in Spanish tradition. Concerning the Spanish army, Mr. Hughes says that it has always demanded power, influence, high salaried jobs and a reactionary , government. Under Franco, these are assured. When it comes to the Spanish church, Mr. Hughes says it has forsaken its dedi- cation to the poor, the dispossessed and has become the champion of money and reac- toin. He was shocked by the unblushing support which many Spanish priests gave to the most Fascist aspects of Franco’s regime and says that he understands per- fectly why so many Spaniards can be: both devout Catholics and anti-clericals at the same time. Concerning the Falange, Mr. Hughes says that the organization does.not possess the power it onee had. He reports that Franco has dismissed some of its leaders and weakened its organization but that, while under wraps, it is a powerful source of pure Fascist ideas, While declaring that Franco is not the idiot of the cartoon but possesses a erafty intelligence, Mr. Hughes reports that the opposition is split among Republicans, So- cialists, anarchists and communists. Theit alliance is inseeure. In addition, the quthor says that the present American poliey of inaction is without regard to realities and, if we don’t look out, Spain may yet be- come a communist state. Everybody is always sillier than him- self. ee reeneeneni—pe It is all right to drink like a fish if you drink what a fish drinks. No CUDDLING Key Westers, in common with all citi- ehs of the United States, are pleased over Secretary Marshall's bluntly taking Russia |i" to task, though without mentioning her Lae name, for her lying propaganda. Russia’s Slavic mind is similar to what the Japs’ was during the war. pointed out in the press of the United States, the Japs “Sank” more American ships than our Navy possessed, The Japs, TM Ae according to their lies for home consump- tion, never lost a battle, on land and sea | As was THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LEGALS register said NOTICE UNDER FICTITIONS NAME STATUTR NOTICE IS HAREBY GIVEN thaty” the undersigned, desiring tc engage business under the fictitious lame of Rahama Bar, 419 Duval Key West, ta, intends name eLition with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe Count Dated June 20t RAU jun IN THE CIRC ELEVENTH JU >) AND FOR MON Cake ¥. Cane N JENNIE W. and in the air, so that the Jap people were ” va. ANDREW SMALL stunned when American planes be- at gan to bomb Japan, The Russian people have heen told so often that Russia alone defeated Germany they have come to believe it, And they he- lieve also the lies that’ the object of the United States, under the Marshall plan, is not to rehabi}itate Europe but to gain an imperialistic foothold in that area of the world. The connivance of Russia, in its inter- is manifested by the during the conference of the Big Three in Paris. The sessions were supposed to be se- national relations, action of its Tass Agency of July, 1947, entitled court to Plaint fijed aga above eit}tled cau West Citizen is Order shall he week for four o Witness the H Lopez, Jr. Court in the Ci Monroe County, day of June, 1947 (SEAL) Monroe John G. Sawyer, Solicitor for Plain jun cret, but the agency sent guesses to Mos- cow which the officials in that country gave to the Russian press and radio. as truths. Then representatives of the agency obtained, in some way that was not e@x- plained, an inkling of what had been dis- cussed at the conference, That inkling was elaborated on, as a result of which Bevin and Bidault decided to give accounts of the proceedings to the press and radio. That information showed that Russia, through Molotov, was still resorting to de- laying tactics, through his making objec- tions to the Marshall plan that really did not exist. It was those false statements that drew Marshall’s fire, which is ap- plauded by all Americans exeept those who think that Russia can be cuddled into agreements for the peace of the world. The more we eneounter mosquitoes, the better we think of flies. Too often repentence is tation comes along. RELIGIOUS FANATICISM Religious fanaticism cay lead mortals to terrible crimes, as witness the ease of the 23-year-old mother of Alameda, Calif., who admits killing her four-year-old child and putting his body into an incinerator because “Jesus told me to do it.” | The woman, we suspect, is crazy, per- haps along the line of religion. It is a eom- mon disease although not often resulting in such brutality and barbarism. Minor manifestations of the same symptoms are visible throughout the world. There was a time, in the not very dis- | tion or tant past, when men and women freely butchered those who did not accept the | notitied same religious tenets. In fact, some of the | 38'¢4, Guns’ bloodiest wars in history revolved around : ut religious differences. Contestants on both sides used the sword in the name of Jesus, | * who gave the world an example of love and unselfishness. The sorriest excuse we know is that of some murdere¥s who assert that “God told me to kill.” The gangsters are rubbing themselves | out at a satisfactory pace, but a faster Pace would be more than weleome. rihanna WORKERS WILL FIGHT The end of the long battle over labor legislation does not mean that peace has descended like a dove upon the nation’s economy. The people of the United States need have no idea that labor, whieh unwieely used some of its power under other laws, | will rest content. The forees of organized labor will be mobilized to regain what has been lost. Congressmen, voting to override the veto, may delude themselves that many laborers ave with them. It is not so today, although many laboring people are against their exploitation by labor leaders as well as employers. We have no hesitation in suggesting that the welfare of working men and women requires efficient labor organiza- tions, powerful enough to meet the largest corporation in economic debate and eon- test. Despite all the errors of the past, in- cluding the arrogace of certain leaders, union Organizations have added to the se- eurity and income of working men and women. only deep enough to last until the next strong temp- They were convineed that they carried out the “will of God.” IN THE COUNTY NOTICE TO To All Creditors Having Against Said deceased, ot Unior the Hon, ty Judge of 3 the same in h ty Conrthou Florida, as tien, corporation; to all or corporations ¢l; est in The Keyla dissolved corpor: claiming under Lee and each ing ace as The keylarny other two direct poration, complaint Lee and ©. I. Broo dead. Ail or as sho der or against i deceased fied to file th case on the ¢ otherwise th MN of complaint r n g to hav or interest) in pear at the the othetwise nt al Range 40° Hast Northwest Qu Northeast Qu Seetion Ly Section 24, Range 40 gores more The nature of ceeding ix the fore certificates again the E and for and the specified in the notice to appear. t is also order of Monn By: (sd) K: y ord required to appear on the before as the newspaper as One of the of this Court and the Seal of this ROSS C SAWY Clerk, Clreuit Cou IN AND FOR WONRO! FLORIDA. IN PROBA Claims or You, and each of in Monroe Wa m_ Buildin , Exec Defendant NOTICE TO APPEAR Corporation, a di to appear in or_bete directors, seribed property are e Hewations of the 83 Northeast Quarter (NE\%) of Northwest Quarter (NW Section 23, Township y, F ida. h, 19 Le LEGALS COUNTY JUDGE'S COURT ND FOR MONROE COUNTY, . FLORIDA, IN PROBATE, In re: Estate of MARY DEMERITT, Deceased. NOTICE OF ABPLICATION FOR FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given to all id it. may concern that Joseph avmond Lazcand, as Administra- tor of the Estate of Mary Demeritt, er, | deceased, Nas filed with the Hon- col ic th OF PLOMIEAS SMALL, laintife, DIVORCE efendant. OF PUBLICATION SMALL, ed that you are the above the Bill of Com- inst you in the ase, and The Key hereby designated in which this published once a consecutive weeks, jonorable Aquilina Judges: ty of Key West, “lorida, this 20ch County, Florida, By: Kathleen Nottage, Deputy Clerk, ntiff. Sul 5-22, 1947 JUPGE'S COURT “OUNTY, 1 i CREDITORS and All Persons Demands lustate: yu, are hereby to present s which you, ounty, and file » in the Coyn- County, trustee of the Keylarny Corporas e Keyes the Keylarny Florida unknown per: ming any i Nr persons the deceased di- and ©. 1. Brooks, Corporation, and plved corpora- inst said de- id dissolved nf you are hereby the above- the 15th Otherwise the al- as cone . Davenport is the irector of a diss prporation, known Corporation, The ors of cor. the bill of . AL EB ok w will be taken as 1, in ie 9 South, Range ning . con acres more or less: arter (Nig) of ter (NEY) of ip 59 South, mtaining 40 %) of wW) of 59 South, taining 40 ure of tax sales id tax cas heading that this ordey week for fowl in The Citizen, County, Florida. athleen Nottage, 1-28; jul 5, 1947 ¢ ‘ then: al side of ‘Wh has 7 F ¥ this suit or pros} gp. de- name of the} ¢ Ni of compiaint plished In Monroe] j Deputy oer we orable Raymond R. Lord, County tutige in and for Monroe County, Florida, bis Final Report and has 2jmate application for his discharze AS such Administrator. pated this 6th day of June, A.D. (st JOSEPH RAYMOND LAZCANC As Administrator of the Estate of Mary Iemeriit, deceased, jun 7-14-21-28, 1947. JON OF THE BOARD OF INSTRUCTION OF WON- " Cet LORIDA. CRE ATE O01. Es Ac. conpine TO AREAN WHEREAS, The 1 Instruction ‘of Monroe — County, Florida, according to the Schooi flode of the State of Florida, has the power and authority to ' zone according to areas and make mandatory for children living with- in said gones.to attend the elemen- tary school in sald Areas and none other, ana WHEREAS, there are thr elementary schools in the ¢ Key West, Florida for White chil- dren, to ‘wit: Harris Elementary School, Division Street Klementary Sehool, and Poinclana Elementary School, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT SOLED’ by The Poard of Publi. struction of Monroe County, da that it shall be mandatory all children to attend Harris emen School, which is located at $1 uthard Street, Key West, Florida, if said child: reside in that a of the City Key West, Florida specifically described as follow intersection running ina tion along — th White Street to the Internec- + tom of Eaton Sirect and Palm Avenues thence on the South aide of Street: thenee ly on Franets Streets thence in @ Westerly direction along James Sirect to Me corner of "1 a nen. Strectas therly avd Grinmeit S4: Westerly direc to Jumex the beth Street to the corner of Greene Elizabeth Streets: . jc of side “of Olivin Street to the poiat,of bex' for children | Army Ba of of Monroe County shall be mandatory fe ty attend the Division Street mentary School, wh in the i200 et, | Key West, children | reside in ‘that ar Key | West, Fle deseribed as follows Beginning of White Stre thence along the Bi a Northeasterly or Street in rection to Atlantic 0 Rest Beach 2 of the a and Olivia € the South side of Olivia Basterly direction te Barracks, Housin Station attend the Harris Hlemen School or the Division &' School Po and ED by the Avenue, | » by The Board of Pub- fon of Monroe County, ing held on the RD. OF PUBLIC iON OF | MON- NTY, FLORIDA ‘7 Ry: J. CARLYLE ROL Chairman, 3 copy of Resol Board of Vub! WITNESS WHER o set my hand heren' the Seal. of He ruction of Me his Ist play rd of Public |=Xperienced beautician. it] Waitress (Experienced). Ponce’s Bar-B-Q, 701 Simonton St. { sy Salesman for Key West and vicin- |Make good taste your criterion by {Trail’s End Fixit Shop. Typewri Instruction of beth. Phone 1081. jull-6t tit shall be ma dren to attend : 5 hool, which is{Hollywood bed, four pillows, located t and Duck? Bates bedspread, seven-piece | [PRR RRRRRB eee eee CLASSIFIED ADS Information for RATES FOR REGULAR and BLACKFACE TYPE Advertisements under this head will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of 2c a word for each in- sertion, but the minimum charge for the first 15 words or less is 30c. ‘The rate for blackfaee type is 3c a word, and the minimum charge for the first 15 words is 45¢, the Advertisers PAYMENT Payment for classified advertise- ments is Bay riably in advance, but regular a tisers with ledger ac- counts may have their advertise- ments charged. PUBLICATION DEADLINE ‘To insure publication, copy must be in the Citizen office before 11 o'clock in the morning on the day of publication. ler the following conditions: In the All advertising is accepted ‘und event of error in advertising, transient or contract, The Citizen will be |GINNING for the first insertion in Classified Advertising, and in ising tor only the actual amount of space occupied by the vertisement whete the error occurs, BEB EBB BBS BRBREBRERBRBA EOS BB biexTENDING responsible onl Dixplay Advert part of the HELP WANTED. Stell’s Beauty Nook, 536 Flem- ing St. jly3-tf jly5-3tx ity. To carry, popular line of metal gifts. Man now calling on souvenir, gift shops, parks and resorts preferred. Good sideline | for hustler. Commission. R. K.! Morris Co., 4312 Orchard St. New Wilcox Gay radio-phono- Philadelphia, Pa. jly5-1tx EMPLOYMENT WANTED Colored boy, working way through college, would like yard work or odd jobs. Seej Charles at 1010 Whitehead St., or phone 241, jul2-3t MISCELLANEOUS Miss Goodspeed’s Nursery School, 728 Fleming St. will remain} open all summer. Morning kin- dergarten, $1.75 week. All day, $5.00 week. Phone 551-M. i julaee For guaranteed plumbing sock and repairs, call John Curry,! 512 Margaret street, phone 741. | Give us a try on your next job. Free estimates. givizimo} Vacuum cleaners and_ washing; machines repaired. Telephone, 1164-M. jlyl-tf i placing that treasured portrait; in an “Overton Original” frame.! Now on sale, Evans-Pilkington Studio, 515 Fleming Street. Apply ; Bungalow, nice nome, Good lot. Can give good terms. j 40-1 Poinciana. 5 rooms, large ‘enclosed porch, and bath, completely furnished, on lot 150’ frontage, 100’ deep to alley. Price only $8,500. Terms. John- son & Johnson. jlyl-tf jun30-6tx 1941 Studebaker Champion Club Coupe. 500-B West Poinciana. jull-4tx graph recorder. 1319 Duval Street, Phone 554-W. One Servel Gas Refrigerator. Ex- SATURDAY, JULY 5, 1947 ORDINANCE NO. 15) COMMISSION SERIES ‘AN ORDINANCE PROHIBIT- ING THE PARKING OF VE. HICLES ON THAT PART OF THE NORTHWESTERLY SIDE OF VIRGINIA STREET, BEGIN. NING AT THE NORTHERLY CORNER OF VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA STREETS EXTEND- ING ALONG SAID VIRGINIA STREET IN A NORTHEASTER- LY DIRECTION A DISTANCE OF 240 FEET AND ON THAT |\PART OF THE NORTHEAST SIDE OF GEORGIA STREET, BE- AT THE NORTHER, {LY CORNER OF VIRGINIA {AND GEORGIA STREETS AND ALONG SAID | GEORGIA STREET IN A NORTHEASTERLY DIRECTION A DISTANCE 240 FEET DURING THE URS SOFT- BALL GAMES ARE BEING PLAYED IN BAYVIEW PARK; PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH TO ‘THE EXTENT OF THE CON- FLICT; DECLARING THIS OR- DINANCE TO BE AN EMERG- ENCY MEASURE AND BY UNANIMOUS VOTE OF THE COMMISSION DISPENSING WITH THE NECESSITY OF READING THIS ORDINANCE jly3-3tx|AT TWO REGULAR MEET- lINGS, NOT LESS THAN ONE WEEK APART; AND PROVID- cellent condition. 1209 United Street. Phone 883-W. jul2-3tx | Aeronta, licensed until 1948. Low time on plane and engine. $1,100 cash. Will ac- cept good car as part payment. Phone 1587-R. jul3-2tx | 28’ cabin cruiser, two bunks, re- cently rebuilt engine, fully equipped for fishing, including east net and new two-burner stove. Apt. 6, 1003 Division St. | jly2-3tx $1,000 cash buys Miss Key West, the fastest speed boat in har- bor. Phone 839-J. jull-6t Notes (Promissary), 1c each. Art- man Press, Citizen Bldg., phone 51. marl5-tf | Solar water heaters. Large heat-| ing units, 100*gal. heavy-duty insulated tank. Can be had for) small monthly payments. No money down. Guaranteed. Or- der now for immediate delivery. Lee Bros. Neon Co., 614 Greene jly1-tf Baby Sitter available. Phone! 306-W. jul2-3tx ers, adding machines, regis-} ters, scales, sewing machines. | Knives, scissors, saws sharp-/ ened. 917 United Street. i jly2-7tx! MOVING AND STORAGE | New York, points east. Return load reduced rates. UNITED, | 243 W. 60th St. New York,! N. Y. Circle 7-3191. i jull-6t) FOR SALE i |Plumbing supplies, complete} stock. Plastic tile, paints ana brushes. Robert Leonard Ci 1532 N.W. 62nd Street, Miami, Fla. Phone 7-3421, jly1-tf) Seven cottages, to be moved. No| reasonable offer refused. Apply immediately. South Beach Mo- tel, foot Simonton Street. jun27-tf 1941 Ford Pick-Up Truck, good condition, $750.00 takes it. Al’s | Music Co., Eaton and Eliza- solid lime oak twin beds, two single box springs with mat-} tresses. floral print double day bed, man’s bicycle. Furniture slightly used. Apply 37-2 Poin- ciana. jun28;jul3-5-3tx | ! Store Fixtures; 20° counter; 10 stools; 16’ back bar. Carbonell’s Lunchenette, 602 Duval Street. | jul3-3t | | Gas stove, good condition, $20.00. | 926 Eaton St. jly3-2tx | Apple banana plants, $1.00. 517! Louisa Street. jly3-3tx | 9.8 Johnson outboard 12-foot run- about and trailer. $300.00. Ap- ply 2705 Staples Ave. | jly5-3tx 2 story, 10 room house; newly painted. 2 apartments furn-} ished. 2 A-1 refrigerators, 2! complete baths, private en-! trances and porches; downtown area. Priced right, title guaran. teed. Monthly income, OPA,} $120. 619 Angela St. Phone 222-J. jly5-7-9-3tx Furniture, for five rooms, includ- ing electric plate, electric fan and radio. Reasonable. 411 Eaton Street. jly5-3tx 1941 Dodge, 4-door sedan, $875 Subscribe to Tne Citizen—2K weebly. cash. 1106 Olivia Street. jlyS-4tx 126-foot cabin cruiser, St., Phone 4, Key West, Fla. jun7-sat-tf just off ways, repainted. Leaving town. No reasonable offer refused. Phone 267-W. | jun27-30;jly2-5-7-9 | FOR SALE OR LEASE OR LEASE. ANY MAN WILL- ING TO WORK AND OPER., ATE PROPERLY WILL MAKE, $100.00 OR MORE A WEEK. REQUIRES SMALL INVEST- MENT FOR STOCK, WHICH TURNS OVER EVERY WEEK. IF INTERESTED CALL ATj 904 FLEMING STREET. { jly3-2t WANTED TO RENT Wanted To Rent—Two or three bedroom, unfurnished house, or apartment, by permanent resi-! dent, no children. Write Box | DX, c/o Citizen. = 3tx | FOR RENT | Apartments. Utilities furnished. Park for children. ‘Sea Isle Apartments, 915 Windsor Lane. jun26-tf \Furnished apartment, couple only, no pets. Apply 1128 Margaret Street or Phone! 846-J. jly2-3tx | Unfurnished Apartment. Two | bedrooms. Call after 5:30, 767-J | or 1087-J. jul3-3tx | jTwo-bedroom furnished house, | 616 White Street. Call 425) Francis Street, or Phone 718-W. jly3-4t Furnished apartment, Bednoon: living room, kitchen and bath.! $35.00. Phone 1008-J. { jly3-3tx 3 apartments for rent, refrigera tion and gas. Summer rate. 1209 Virginia, 757-R. | jly3-3t Apartment, convenient location; gas refrigeration and sto lights and water furnished. Call 1584-W, between 5 and 7 ils LOST Man’s Elgin wrist watch, heavy | glass crystal, half of leather} band missing. Lost at South | Beach. Reward. Call 286 befoie; 4:30 p. m, phone 324-J after | 4:30. jul2-4tx One pair of boy’s reading glas: in town. Phone 641 or call a 1002 Fleming Street. Reward. | ily3-2tx! ING WHEN ORDINANCE GOES INTO EFFECT. Be it enacted by the City Com- mission of The City of Key West, May, | Florida: Section 1. Vehicles as defined in Ordinance No. 408, Couneil Series, of the Ordinances of The City of Key West, Florida, are hereby prohibited from parking in the following zones during the hours softball games are being played in Bayview Park, to-wit (a) On that of the North westerly side of Virginia Street, beginning at the Northerly corner of Virginia and Georgia Streets and ex- tending along said Virgints Street in a Northeasterly di- rection a distance of 240 feet. (b) On that part of the easterly side of ¢ Str beginning at Northerly of Virgina and G la Streets and ex tending along said Georpta Street in a Northwester'y direction a distance of 24 feet. Section 2. The word “parking” as used in this ordinance shall be construed to mean parking & defined in Ordinance No. 400 Council Series, 2 said Section 3. Whoever violates any provision of this ordinance shall be punished by a fine not exceeding Two Hundred Dollars or by imprisonment in the City ———____-————— 'PoULTRY MARKET FOR SALE, Jail not exceeding sixty day | Empty trailer van returning 9) and Section 4. All ordinances parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this ord nance are here repealed to the extent of such conflict Section 5. This ordinance hereby declared to be an emerg ency measure on the ground this ordini the prese property and safety of the p »pl of the City of Key West, Florida Section 6. That the reading of this ordinance at two regula meetings, not less than one apart, is hereby dispensed witt by unanimous vote of the Com mission. Section 7. This ordinan hall go into effect immediately upon its passage and adoption and authentication by the signature of the presiding officer and the Clerk of the Commission and publication thereof one t ina newspaper of general ireula tion published in the City of Ke West, Florida Passed and adopted by the City Commission at a meeting held this 3rd day of July, AD 1947 WM. W. DEMERITT. Mayor Attest: ROY HAMLIN City Clerk juld- 1947 Men who enter West Point Mil itary Academy must be at least five feet, six inches tall " LOST urday morning, betw 11 am., either on Hig in city. Reward. Notify I. Stein er, Route 1, Box 425-A, Home tead, Fl jly5-2tx ROBERTS Office Supplies & Equipment 123 Duval St. - Lopez Bldg. Just received a complete line of Sturgis M Executive and Typewrite: Second hand Portable Type New Royal Standard & Portable Type- writers. Safeguard Check Writers. LET US RECONDITION YOUR TYPEWRITER. COMPLETE REPAIR DEPT. “WncibinREREAtD exmteerent tie wees. wen