The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 12, 1947, Page 2

PAGE TWO “ on oon cere Pi: stored at Key West, Florida, as sesond clase matter ly en! wa dispatches credited in this paper and e. ema <7} 7 1.60 m6 ‘wit be tg e. s and in rites kita iv’ e iorane "Rod oubeicte of local or aot” @nonymous > N MONOGRAPH To the Readers: “The evil that men do lives after them;” the good is not published in the newspapers, THE ORACLE. A RIDER WITH SPURS When socialism gets into the saddle, it ix almost impossible to unseat it. That is the gist of an editorial in the Portland Oregonian, . whith said: “In a democratic country such as the; United } States, private ownership is always on the unensy seat. Election after election can be ordered on the same issue—say, on gov- ernment ownership of power, Private own- ership may win overwhelmingly today, yet tomorrow it faces the effort all over again. But public ownership if it wins just once is for practical purposes secure. ... The vietory of capitalism in any election is ten- tative; the vietery of socialism is virtually final.” The essence of this lies in the fact that the abuses of private enterprise can al- ways be corrected, and capitalism can be controlled. The people, through their gov- ernment, wield the ultimate power. But socialism is in a very different category. Once it captures the government, it be- comes in itself the ultinfate power. It can conceal its mistakes. It has charge of the deals with public purse-strings, and it can use them as it wishes. It can dominate elections throdh patronage and bureaucracy. becomes a mass employer—and the liveli- hood of millions of people are dependent on its perpetuation. And once that hap- pens, little short of revolution c it. This has been demonstrated too many times to need argument. It is taking place It | be AT THE BARRIER The race for the Democratic nomina- tion for governor in next May’s primary becomes more interesting, stories published in The Citizen this week. | Representatives George Smathers, of to | this congressional district, and Dwight L. ; Rogers, of Fort Lauderdale, are reported to be considering entering the contest. And ' Dan McCarty, who spoke before the Jay- cees in Key West, is, like Barkis, “willing” to be a candidate if he is given as much apparent support elsewhere as he was | given in Key West. i Three first-rate campaigners will be in the field if Smathers decides to aspire for the governorship. He conducted a forceful. campaign against Pat Cannon but, since Smathers has been in the House of Repre- | sentatives, he has demonstrated that he thas improved decidedly. as a speaker. Anybody, who hassheard him im his week- ly broadcasts discuss the affairs of govern- ment, realize he is fully alive to what is going on in congress. ‘ Rogers is a likeable man, but he lacks the speaking power that characterizes Smathers, Fuller and J. Tom Watson. While it is true that Watson is not much of an orator, yet he succeeds in putting over his message to the voters. How good he is in getting votes was shown in 1944 when union labor opposed him. He made no attempt to placate labor in his opposi- tion to the closed shop, and when the bal- lots were counted his fighting the closed shop helped him more than it hurt him. As for Fuller Warren, he is the best speaker among the candidates who have thus far indicated they will run for the governorship. Warren’s trouble is that he is too flowery and too much in love with high-sounding adjectives that weaken in- stead of strengthen his arguments. according to f THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Radio Programs Time Is eastern standard. For cen. ict one ‘hour, tor ot ‘two. ‘hawr @P.relay to Tt ac! Last minute program changes can- Rot-he included, SATURDAY, JULY 12 (For East. Daylight add one hour) Evening B:00—Chicago Horse Race—nhe fa Broadcast 15 Minutes—cbp ‘Dawe Music Bend—mbs :%=Word From the Country— i Rhapsody From j Ra ad $:30—The Boston Tune Party—nbe Saturday Sports Review—cbr Cecil Browu Comment—mbs, :46—Tbe, ay of Living abe a ‘orld Néws Commentary—cl Jan August repeat—mbs-west $:00—Foreign Policy Talks—nbe St. Louis Municipal Opera—cbe ‘Hawaii Calls Mutolane moe €:30—Curtain Time Dramatiomnbe Oklahoma Roundup—cbs News and Sports—mbs day Commentary—mbs sife of Ritey, Drama—nbe Na Monrce's Show—cbs Twenty Questions Quiz—mbs 7:90—Mad Masters, —ribe Sweeney and starches Better Half Quiz—mbs 7:68—Five Minutes News—cbs 300—Saturdey Fit Parade—nbe ‘Bi Goodwin Comedy—cbs Mighty Casey, Skit—mbs 8:20—Can You Top This, Gags—nbo ‘Saturday Night Serenade—cbs Gigh Adventure Drama—mbs 9:00-—Mystery, No Murder—nbe ‘0 Be Announced—ebs hicaso Thenter of the Atr—mbe 9:30—The Grand Ole Opry—nbe Dance Band Time—chs 10:00—News & Variety 3 hrs.nbe News, Varlety. Dance 3 hrs.—cbs Korn’s a Krackin'—mbs 10:30-—Dancing & News (1% hrs.) —mibs ABC PROGRAMS — Times fit etther Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standar@ :00—To Be Annou 30—Harry Wisin 45—Labor U.S 200—10's ¥ 4 al in Crime, 8:30—Pamous Jury Tri 9100—Bill Lance, Detecti 9:30—Murder and Malone 10:00—Prof. Quiz and Quiz 10:30—The Hayloft Hoedown 4 x ance Band Hour d Hour—west only NETWORK PROGRAMS Time is egstern standard. Forcen. tral sti id subtract one hour, for Warren and Watson are better known throughout the state than any of the oth- er candidates. However, it was reported in one of The Citizen stories that Smathers intends to make speeches in various parts of the state during the late summer and fall..° Probably, by the time campaigning be- gins in earnest, other candidates will be | in the field in the governor's race. Whether or not there will be others, the five men mentioned are sure to stir up interest in the campaign. Both Eastern and National Airlines | have established low summer rates for air travel between Florida points with a view of encouraging air travel. Protestant Vacation Bible Schools of the United States and Canada will have an enrolment of 5,000,000 children this summer, it was predicted today by Miss Ruth Elizabeth Murphy, director of vaca- | tion religious education for the Interna- tional Council of Religious Education. THE LABOR #ILL Congress performed its plain and ines- capable duty in overriding the President’s | veto of the labor bill. No one claims that the bill is perfect, It an extremely complex prob- lem. It ventures into new and unchartered legislative ground. Some of its clauses will tested in the courts, and there is every probability that future changes will be necessary. But that is nothing against the measure. All major legislation must pass an change }thruogh a trial and error period. The bill attempts to deal fairly and decisively with an issue which directly affects the strength of the American home—and the prestige now in England, precisely as it has taken | of Arserica abroad. place throughout most of Europe. If the American people learn only one fact from | des history, it should be this: the preservation of all liberties can only be insured in a so- cial and political system in which govern- ment regulates but never competes, and in whieh the state is never permitted to hecome a mass employer. Dictaterships revive when democra- cies become flabby and lack vitality. Speaking of bureaucracy and whither- ave-we-drifting, the Federal government sends out questionnaires and forms each year to its citizenry and business institu- tions—and expects back answers! It’s called, among other things, red tape! The multi-million dollar State build- ing program, which was shoved aside The charge that the bill is designed to ‘troy the unions and enslave the work- ingman is completely unfounded. The very fact that more than two-thirds of the mem- bers of both House and Senate voted for it is ,in itself, a refutation of that wild ac- cusation. It has ‘long been evident that many labor leaders will fight any reform, | no matter how reasonable, that might en- | danger their enormous power. ! vent them from actions that imperil the interest, welfare, and in some cases the health of millions of people. These leaders didn’t want to accept their obvious respon- sibilities. Now some of the responsibilities have been forced on them by a clear man- date of the American public. Some authorities are of the opinion that the bill may be too “soft”—that it | may fail te eurb labor abuses whieh are harmful to the worker, to industry and to pending legislative ratification, was re- {the consumer atike. The final version was sumed last week when the State cabinet |@ great deal milder than that which first released another one million dollars for | passed the House. But it marks a start to- the Capitel center and state institutions | ward curbing labor monopoly and excesses program. - from which the public suffers, in standard subtract two hours. Some local stations change hour of relay to fit local schedules. ‘Last minute program changes cans not be included. SUNDAY, JULY 13 (Por East. Daylight add one hour) Afternoon 12:00—America United, forum—nbe People’s Platform, Forum—cbs Music for an Hour—mbs 12:30—-The Chicago Roundtable—nbo ‘Time tor Reason Talk—cbs 12:45—H. K. Smith at London—cbp 1:00-—Robert Merrill Concert—nbg Weekly Review & Quiz—cbs To Be Anuounced—mbs 1:80—Star Concert and Melton—nbe Music for Sunday Afternoon—cba News: Veteran's Panel—mbs 200—Music Parade, Comment—nbo The CBS Symphony-—ebs Reunion, Drama Series—mbs 2:90—One Man's Family—nbe Count of Monte Cristo—mbs $:00—Quiz Kids and Joe Kelly—nbe Tite House of Mystery—mbs 3:80—Author Meets Crities—nbe Woody Herman Show. Detective Mysteries Di 40—NBC Symphony Hour—nbe Family Time, Kileen Farrell—cbp Under Arrest, Drama—m' 4:30-—Jean Sablon and Songs—cbs The Abbott Mysteries—mbs #:45—Sunday Commentary—cbs $:00-—Catholi Conrad Nagi Those Websters, Drama—mbs $:80-—Dave Garroway Show—nbe Mark Warnow Soundoft—cbs Nick Carter, Detective—mbs 6:00—Jack Paar Comedy—nbe The Gene Autry Show—cbs ‘The ‘Mysterious Traveler—mbs 6:20—Kogue's Gallery, Drama—rbe Biondie-Lazwood "Comedy—cba Melodies from California—mbp 7:00--Alec ‘Vempieton & Piano—nbg Sam Spade Adventures—cbs The Mediation Board—mbs 7:30—orothy Lamour Show—nbe Prime Doctor, Drama—cba ‘ices uf the Strings—mbs 1:58—Vive Minutes News—cbs 8:00—Sunday Merry-(o-Round—-nbe Meet Corliss Archer, Skit—cbs Exploring the Unknown—mbs. +15—Hollywood Commentary ~abo 30—Alkum of Familiar Muste—nde The Tony Martin Show—cbs Listen Carefully, Quiz—mbs r e It Quiz—ebs Gabriel Heatter's Show—mbas, 9:30—Kirst Plano Quartet—nbo Strike ft Rien Guit-rebs Edmund Hockridge Song—mba 10:00—Nows & Vuriety 3 hrs.—nbe News, Variety, Dance 3 hrs.—cbs News and Dance 2 hrs.—mbs ABC PROGRAMS — Times fit eit! Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard Afterncen 4:00—Warriors of Peace 1:30—Sammy Kaye Serenade 00-—Deadline Mystery Drama '30—Radio’s National Vespers :00—Lassie, Dog Drama $z—Johiny Thompson Songs in Afternoon Jing, Counterspy 5H Evenina 8W0—Drew Pearson Comment. $:5—News Suinmary, js Min, $:30-—Greatest Story E¥er Told t€0—Candid Microphone 7:30—-Those Sensational Years 8:00—Detroit Symphony Hour Walter Winchell Comment. Ag— Holly wood Commentary 30—Jimmy Fidler on Movies 45—To Be Announced 19:00-—Sunday Music tour :00—News & Dance Hour 12:00—Dance Band Hr.—west only as Seven pound oysters grow on the Great Barrier reef off Aus- tralia. A Political Announcement FOR ELECTION OF CITY COMMISSIONERS OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 4, 1947 For City Commissioner ALBERT B. COOPER TODAY IN HISTORY hist of drought states requiring Curry At Piano jaid. (Knew America) 1690—Battle of the Boyne— ‘angeman’s Day. men. 1871—Some 60 die in Orange- ‘man parade riot m New York City. 1936—Kentucky, Oklahoma and \Georgia added to Government's | LEGALS | Song er ATENTION TO MAKE q [ATGON FOR FINAL DISCHARGE q couNTY, COUNTS PRI STATE OF RATE. in-re: the Pxtate of BERTHA L. KNOWLES, Deveased. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: report as A@ministrator of the estate of Bertha L, Knowles, deceased: that he filed his petition for final dis- charge, and that he will apply to the Honorabie Ray R.. Lord, County Judge of Mon County, Florida, on the Sth day of August, 1947, ‘for approval of same and for finai dixcharge as Administrator of the estate of Bertha L. Knowles, de- ceased, Viated this 10th day of July, 2947. KNOW © of Knowles, deceased. 2, 1947 Be jul 12-19. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BURVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUITS OF THE SfATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR WONROE COUNTY. 1N CHANCERY, ff, DIVORCE y SMALL, jWPA workers strike. dies in Normandy. ‘Honshu Island, Japan. vi be inserted m The H tho rite of 2¢ a word for each in- sertion, but the mintmum charge for Notice is hereby given that Neil] Th “| M. Knowles ‘filed his fina! 38, _| Waitress SATURDAY, JULY 12, i947 ———— -—- Gould Curry will be at ‘ne Key ‘piano tonight to entertain mem- | 1941—Englarid and Russia sign |bers and guests at Club 116, lo- | 1939—Thousands dismissed as , 1812—American force of 2,000 | witual assistance pact in Moscow. |cated at the corner of nee a3 TAKEN FROM Tom invades Canada—in second war) 1943, Allies forge ahead in the |and Greene’ streets, opposite ~~! ae with Britain. : ltaking of Sicily. Western inion. He eee P pe H JULY 1937 1870—Act ef Congress gives! 1944Brig. Gen.. Theodore |popular and request numbers. me | women clerks same ‘terms as jRoosevelt, son of a President, |enjoyable evening will be provid- WPA organized a Community jed for friends at the club. Drama Institute in Key Weet te 1945500 U. S. planes bomb | | - | day. Arrangements were made to ity plan as Council of Foreign o pup in Ge com OS 1946—-Molotov Ministers in Paris adjourn. TUTTE, | Tax reductions for the (fiscal year were discussed - night at a meeting o nt ———, RATES FOR REGULAR ané missioners. Action was def Information for the Advertisers BLACKFACE TYPE ejects German b — | weeks, comune fant Ito the next meeting PAYMENT t for classified advertise-| Stephen C. Singleton i Invarishly 1h Savence. but lrived in Key West yesterday af fy “ hay . tnete advertise- ternoon to visit bis grendper ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen ¢ Singleton, 324 on street Advertisements under cue head ion at ey pul THAN we To! Insure publication, copy must be in The Citizen office before it o'clock in the morfing on the @ay 5 wor 300, the first 15 words or less is 3 word, and the minimum cl pee ee, i the first 15 words is 43c. Ber val ee : In the ter, Faye Elizabet : th R ‘morning to spend severe event of error in advertising, transient or con! The : be ' responsible only for the first insertion in Clagaitted qrtining and in Seite aceaies. ane 4 “taal Mmount of eceup y lay Advertising tor only the actna ‘apace | visti Titivn ont & part the advertisement where tre Tenn Seusucseuacassunsbaterauens: FOR SALE HELP WANTED 1 ian en a (experienced). Also|Bungalow, nice nome, § rooms, vi i wie? ‘losed h, and bath, sandwich girl, elderly woman iy 7: tape sr 150’ frontage, 100’ deep to alley. preferred. _ Ponce’s prey OSE pais Price only $8,500. Terms. John- son & Johnson. jlyl-tf POSITIONS AVAILABLE Cabinet style electric Singer sew- img machine. Like new. Apply 300 Simonton St. (upstairs). jly7-6tx Mrs. Carl Bervaldi and dough weeks L. M. Pierce and jhis family left this morning fw West Point, Ge, uf Juan Carbonell lett ye to spend a week visitir t nt along the keys in Mie Warren Lopez visiting his parent Comal Lene t feeen “ whe had M " Registered Nurses, general duty. Also night supervisors. Apply M. H., c/o Citizen. jly10-8t Defendant. Pi ICATION ordered that ppear on the 2 before the o the Bil of C filed against you in eititled a The tO i the ws 1 der shall he published Week for four consecutiv Witness the Honorable » as One of Lopes, ir. the J of this Court in, the Monroe County, I John G. Solicitor IN POSITION WANTED—FEMALE Bookkeeping and secretarial work. .|Vacuum cleaners 71 Make good taste your criterion by Grape vine. 1217 Petronia Street is ‘ysatx| Mrs. Bonnie A ter, Bonnie B. w si frigerators. Apply Coral ,V's#ting Mrs. Austin te M Apartments, 312 Simon- | Key Bush, returned - % jly10-6tx |their home im Miwr Apply 714 Southard Street. jly11-3t MISCELLANECUS The Citizer Today Special De Luxe Chevrolet Club) Coupe, radio, heater, excellent ,«ditorial peregrapt condition, $1,200. Kennedy, 412. alter 7 and repairs, call John Curry, 512 Margaret street, phone 741. Give us a try on your next job., Free estimates. jlyl-lmo “The stop to to ridicule it ridicule quickest way to put s ernmenmtal Not? pondone Louisa Street. Call p. m. ne Palmer . = San Franets enough to hold th fleets of the 1941 Dodge, 4-door sedan, $825\tu be the cash. 1106 Olivia Street. ancient jiy11-2t 55-foot boat, sleeps 8. i Standard jly9-4tx and washing repaired. O’Briant. jlyl-tf n engine. $3500.00. Be machines Dock, Phone 783-M. Telephone 1164-M. unken he river placing that treasured portrait in an “Overton Original” frame. Now on sale, Evans-Pilkington Studio, 515 Fleming Street. Double innerspring mattress ana| springs, $25.00; two lawn mow- jlyl-tf} ers, $5.00 and $7.50. 3729 Eagle | SPCR 5 : Ave. Phone 502-W. jlyl2-8tx) Neti» . BLORIDA, eee at FcR eed wee Bathtub. 536 Simonton Street. in” KE you prompt pick- ~| Bathtub. imonton Street. | name h TON, and ery service. Call 267-W for os jly11-3tx| 8" ax sole surviving | Marco Mesa or\ Ben Saunders.+ a | eronteeot tne iceyiarg White Star Cleaners. \Solar water heaters. Lange heat-|°! ‘i. 2 Defendants. jly?-6t' ing units, 100-gal. heavy-duty, '"''" ’ IN THE NAME OF TH | ; insulated tank. Can be had for OF FLORIDA i" Landscaping, top soil, hedge! small monthly payments. No| To {ai aaterdan, aa By wimming, pruning, budding} money down. Guaranteed. Or-| ainn + as sole Survi or and trustee of the Ke rny Corporation; to the Keylarny rporation, a dissolved Florida corporation: to all unknown persons orporations claiming any inter- est in The Keylarn ed corporation under Corporation, @ to all persons and grafting. Trees transplant-| ed (large or small). Lot clean-! ing. Also lawn maintenance of monthly rates. Try our man,| who knows his work after 20 years experience. 1021 Olivia! Street, Phone 801. jly11-6tx | wn conn der now for immediate delivery. Lee Bros. Neon Co., 614 Greene | St, Phone 4, Key West, Fla. | jun7-sat-tf Two Fox Terrier puppies. Phone 462-M. jly® PrestS U including! (Beautiful white kitten for adcp- 1 lot of seagrape timber ana! ve fessed | der the said i : ne their hems, grantces,| Won. Humane Society. ieee knees. Two pairs blind doors, | ts. spores, ar other” Fanoaely 105050) jlyl2:2t) Gee at x secand x Wr. Gaal Beet cr mst Said disw \ jer , On oor 0 i ‘burner oil stove w shelf. One |.) conned airerror, cf Motors rewound and repaired. Linea vile pea : cal Set Sly Seren af yaoi are neresl | oy cpenancee reba ited) Cla accel One latint sraall shale) ft, ed to appear In the above-| IVs BecUic Sop, ole Suva’) One large boat screw. One « ; on or vefore the 11th Strect, Phone 807-J. jly12-1mox' jena force pump. Une bicvs “ ust, 194s. GtherWise the ) es lallegations of the bill of c plaint | frame. Two small boat spars ii this cane will be taken ue con- WANTED TO BUY t spars. Other items. Will sell separate enport is the! a dis-) Known The The said RB. sole surviving ion, soaks j Home. Preferably with good-! ly. Apply 1402 Olivia Street size yard. Write Box C-18, Citi- zen Office. jly 10-tf |Three 1942 Ford n. Albunknown defendant ant A acd truck; One! \ Dill of - | Panel, 100.00. Two canopy ere KE, M POs frigera r 9 Pp Lee ke hoth of whomjherosene Refrigerator in good) $459.00, Apply Adams Di are dead. nknewn persons; condition. Phone -1135-J. claiming any interest under said dis- | jly10-: solved compuration by, thrench, wns; ytd ail si : ——— | ro against it or against said) cabin cruis in excellent con- aged directors, are alse notl- NTED aos to tHe thelr appearance in this | ae dition. Fully equipped. Muk« | the set forth a reasonable offer und she's! otherwise the exations wf the Cheap lot, Key West or keys.) yours. Apt. No. 6, 1005 Di-| tantersed Bettie: be tken 847” refer near water. State price | vision. jly12-3tx and location. Write Box O. G., |————_______ claiming to c/o Citizen jull2-2tx | REAL ESTATE ified to seer . d aoa FOR SALE |For any kind of properties in Key h West be it home or business, | . ‘Plumbing supplies, complete} Contact Paul Boysen, 626 Fiem stock. Plastic tile, paints and) '8 Street. Phone 153 brushes. Robert Leonard Co.,) jlv10-6t GOOD LooKine.. 3 1532 N.W. 62nd Street, Miami, | oe 60 ’ Quarter (XWu) of | Fla, Phone 7.3421. jlyl-tf FOR RENT OO Sttime .... ‘ownship 5 South | xe ast, containing 40 ee, A ! New Launderall washing ma. [Light housekeeping rooms, §5 to | chine. Never used. $275.00.| $10 per week. 411 William St e | Apply 133-D Poinciana. \ jly8-12tx | Are GRIER ily11-3tx | nea feaak a ante. . ; ue fat Be ( url ed apartment, electric t | Northe st ae Pick-up truck, good condition. | frigerators and stoves 1502 SUN GLasses | eee aP Trade. Terms. 40-1 Poinciana.| South Sreet, Phone 108-R Tee syle and smarenem ot hey fa B jlys-5tx | jly 20-31% See Glasses appesie im Ps hwest Quarte ei) pe bi | Soar a ae 2 —— prede thomesives oo tau Quarter ( 4 oO | a ee ewe few ~~ - Gane bip Routh, |Martin amplified guitar and am- iat nee beach cuviquaneter tention ng 40 a ia ae ilities urnishe Couple try yom plifier. Also microphone and Adults only. Phone 25h » ~~ stand, only $90. Plastic seat cov- | jiy8-10-12-31% glagainet: the tailored to fit your car; Pe ag gli a a, and the name of thel Sedans $3 ee ———~ igh, Rey Ben masher wring vomntinw court In whieh the bill of complaint; Sedans Ae Blo: ia limited ume {Apartment and rooms, 1019 M cote ond mee torng ee we bogie | has been filed to fe s Radiator Shop, 105 garet Street. Phone 575 eed gi {certificates is the jull2-2tx | jlyia-te | the Eleventh Itx and for Mon _ | sc riepeaemieeacnorbabe . a [and the tit Roll-A-Way Bed, slightly used. /Small furnished apartment, priv a 4 i not , hieteny Phone 1060-R. jull2-2tx | ate bath. 508 Willian Street i tes as bapraeee sheen : ~ Phone 831-R. ply 12-2 | einteutive® welts “in The 1945 two-wheel Bantam trailer. | ___ ee J. A. Valdes |4 newspaper published in Monro! Perfect condition, new ti WANTED TO RENT . - | eerie Sinimay fo Imig Lett: National cash register, electri ee OPTOMETRIST | SEAL) | ROSSC SAWYER, | ally operated. One new Bur-|Wamted for occupancy commenc. | Ci? Mowrs: 912 ant 2-5 pm | ofMontoe County. Florida | TeUghS cash register. Apply) ing in September-—Madern two | By: (sd) Florence E Sawy 708 White Street. jly12-2tx| or more " ont | Daputs, Cloak joao apartmen | Reat & Ferrell : 5 house, furnished o: uniurnisi acne “curome Bullding, paste iV Potton pesilboay and} ed, for two years E ne Ploride outboard motor. Cheap. Apply| care guaranteed by 1 ities SMlis-ld-2e; aug 2-9, 1947" 1021 Olivia St. jly9-6tx 499-5. aly