The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 26, 1947, Page 2

"fesse, te Fas ereaatt 7 Hoc hot otherwine ‘steaitea th his. ‘paper c rediti the local hews publi¢hed het 6 MOTD nen. Aookly vceeoeagernen ecnnns enter sveepennen-egoammcat pn ny ADVERTISID Made known on application, 7 «At saniing dens rks seca ail oareed fi the rate of 10 cents er MEMBER More Hotels and Apartments, Beach and Bathing Pavillon. City Governments. Community Auditorium, CT cciecleniemnneiiansciptemnnnnnsndiiedeiesmipipberees mnt MONOGRAPH To The Peeple of Key West: Once more we come to that always a advice: Go to church tomorrow; it will do you good. . . THE ORACLE. “DANGEROUS FOR ME” A sub-committee of the House of Rep- resentatives, investigatiiig the causes of rising food prices and labor racketeering, recently heard the head of» a truckers’ anion, in the ‘City of New York, admit The union leAder, Joseph G. Papa, frankly told the committee, “I think it’s dangerous for me to have that muth pow- ev,” but added that he had not put any place out of business in the past and would not do so in the future. In this statement he was supported by several business men who had contracts with the union, Mr. Papa also asserted that his. union did not force membership on farmers who trucked their produce into the New York ‘a, This is an interesting statement which, we presume, is true so far as his union is concerned. However, there have been complaints by farmers, from other tates, as to the practices of unions in New York, in that they were forced to hire union drivers to operate their trucks, or else pay union dues to do so themselves. EUROPE’S ECONOMIC DIVISION If thé nations of Europe, under the leadership of Great Britain and France, o*ganize in accordance with the plan pro- posed by Secretary of State Marshall, the probability is that the Continent will be divided into economic areas, one dominat- ed by Russia and the other practicing something’ of a free economy. It will cost the United States consider- ible money, in the way of advanced loans, to give the Western European nations an opportunity to set up their shops. How- ever, if the investment proves successful, increasing productive capacity of the area affected and improving the standard of living of the people, the area itself will- create a large barrier to Russian expan- sion. It is even considered likely by some ob- servers that the successful development of Murepe,even if it costs considerable money, will de much to prevent a more costly war and would, therefore, be-a good investment. ee ee Stout Makes some people stout. ecient The trouble with most conversation is too much of it. Ee TTS Women who expect to forget their birthdays, expect their ys, e) bir gentlemen fri ‘o remember them. _— NATURE’S SECRETS Nature is deadly here and kindly else- where. Devastation follows in its wake in some parts of the ‘world and ‘in other parts abundance is provided. The “red tide” or poison water, which has killed sponge and fish in the waters of the Florida Keys, is killing millions of fish along Florida’s west coast, aceord- ing to reports from Venice, Florida. State and federal agencies, engaged in conservation work, are studying the re- currence of the “red tide.” Dr, Clyde T. Reed; biologist, stationed in ‘Tampa, said he believed that tiny organisms, which turn the water red, attach themselves to the gills of fish and stop their breathing. As a “red tide” occurs periodically in Florida waters, so a “red tide” appedrs every summer in the waters of Iceland. But the Iceland “red tide” is worth millions of dollars to the people of that country. The tide is composed of billions of tiny ted crabs, favorite food for herring. -As soon as.the crabs begin to appear, schools of ‘herring, each school comprising count less thousands, crowd into ,the Icelandic waters. It has been reported that herring reach such vast numbers, as they feed on the red crabs, the surface swimmers are frequently forced above the water. Each boat makes but a single haul to fill its hold. The catch of herring each season is worth several million déllars to the Ice- landers. So Nature works, strikes down here, lifts up there; rains too much here: and not enough there; floods ‘destroy crops in some parts of the world, and in other parts they are destroyed by droughts. West coast scientists, who are study- ing the “red tide,” said that it struck heavily last November and again in April of this year. It was reported in a limited degree in the waters of the Florida Keys in April, and some persons. thought the poison came out of the Everglades. But where it comes from and what is its rause nobody knows. Nature keeps many of her secrets from us. Sixty passenger bus companies operat- ing in Florida have been. notified that the Florida Railroad and-Public Utilities Commission will meet in Tallahassee Oc- tober 7, to hear their rebuttal to commis- sion charges of over-crowding, unsatis- factory terminals, failure to keep sched- uies and other camplaints. ___-_ FOOD IS IMPORTANT There are millions of people in the United States who pay more attention to the feeding of poultry and livestock than they do the food their children consume. Undoubtedly, some of these people re- side in Monroe county. For ohe reason or another, including lack of information and sometimes lack of money,. children grow up undernourished and ill-fed, with their weakened bodies inviting disease. If they escape death, their bodies and general health will present- living: testimony for years to come of the ignorance of their parents in regard to food. : Every family diet should include milk, meat, bread, vegetables and fruits. Every housewife who reads this article should check up on the meals served to her fam- ily during the past week. What the food- fixer should ask is, “Was the nutritive material properly divided into protein, fats, carbohydrates and mineral matter? Was the food properly prepared in palat- able form? Did it have variety? Was it sound from a health standpoint, taking in- to consideration the needs of the various members of the family?” The acme of ignorance is to accept the opinions of others, without question, but the opinionated persons is generally: half- baked and usually a bore. 7 sues skis. oom NO EXCUSE There is not much excuse to be.made for the Temessee man who “disappear- ed” and permitted police and volunteers | to spend a full week, searching a water- | filled cave, for his remains. The man, apprehended in New York, says that the stunt was thought up to get | “a lot of advertising” but he never thought | it would be so big. He says he is sorry, | feeling like “the boy who got the bear by | the tail and couldn't let Ioose.” “| First reports indicated that the Man i had been exploring a subterranean open- | ing near Shell Mound, Tenn. When he | did not return, a searching party labor- | ously undertook to discover what happen- | ed to him and. if possible, > effect a rescue. All the while, the man in question | i Was taking it easy in New York. i money-making activities. Glenn Teal, of Jacksonville, who THE KEY WEST CITIZEN RIA AEA AIRE IAI Radio Programs NETWORK PROGRAMS Time tx eattern standard, For cane teal standard tract one hour, fouret relay to ft local schedule minute program changes cane st Mot be included. | SATURDAY, JULY 26 {Far East. Daylight odd one hevri Evening §:00—Chicago Horse Race—nbe News Broadcast, 15 Min.—cbs Dance Music Bands—mbg $:18—Word From Country--ebs Rhapsody From Rockies--nbe 6:30—Boston -Tune Party—nbe Saturday Sports Review~cbs Cecil Brown Comment—mbs 545—The Art of Living—abe World News Commentary—cbs . Jan August repeat—mbs-west 6:00—Foreign Policy Talks—nbe St. Louis Municipal Opera—cbs Hlawali Calls Musicians—mbs 6:30—Curtain Time Dramatie—nbe Oklahoma Roundup—ebs: News and Sports—mbs ¢ 6:45—Saturday Commentary—mb— 7:00—Wayne and Shuster—nbe Winner Take All—cbs Twenty Questions Quiz—mbs 7:48—Mad Masters Comedy—nbe 7:55—Five Mir vews—cby 8:00—Saturd: Parade—nbe BiH Goodwin Comedy —ebs Mighty Casey,” Skit—mbs 8:30—Can You Top This, Gags—nbe Vaughn Monroe Show—ebs High Adventure Drama—mbs No Murder—nbe y Serenade—cbs er of the Air—mbs Th Chicago The: 9:30—The Grand Ole Upry—nbe Dance Band Time—cbs s. 10:30—Dancing & News (11% hrs.)—mbs. ABC PROGRAM — Times tit either fastern Daylight o1 d Malone and Quiz Band Hour Hour—west only 200—Danee Bani NETWORK PROGRAMS Tinte is eastern standard. For cen. tral standard subtract one hour, Tor mountain standard subtract ‘two hours. Some loca! stations chan: hour of relay to fit local schedules, Last minute program changes can not be included. é SUNDAY, JULY 27 (For East. Daylight a: Afternoon : 12:00—America United, Forum—nbe People’s Piatform, Forum cbs Music for an Hour—mbs 12:30—The Chicago Roundtable—nbe Time for Reason Talk—ebs 12:46—H. K. Smith at London—ebs 1:00—Robert Merrill Concert—nbe Weekly Review & Quiz—ebs To Be Announced—mbs 1:30—Star Concert and Melton—nbe To Be Announged—cbs __ News; Veteran's Panelo-mbg 2:00=Misic Parade, Comment—nbe The CBS Symphony—cbs Reunion, Drama Serles--mbs 2:80—One Man's Family—nbe, Count of Monte Cristo—mbe 3:00—Quiz Kids and Joe Kelly—nbe The House of Mystery—mbs $:30—Author Meets Crities—abe Woody Herman Show+-cbs Detective Mysteries Drama—mbs one hour) Drama—mbs 4:30—Jean Sablon und Songe-scbs The Abbott Mysteries—mbs 4:45—Sunday Commentary—cbs Evening $:00—Catholie Radio Service—nbe Conrad Nagel Theater—ebs Those Websters, Drama--mbs y Show—nbe Warnow Soundof—cbs rter, Detective=mbs 6:30—Roxue's ._ Drama—nbe Blondie-Dazwood ‘Comedy—cbs Melodies from California--mbs 7:00—Aiee Templeton & Piano—nbe Sam Spade Adventures—cba The Mediation Board—mbs 7:30—Dorothy Lamour Show—nbe cr Pram Merry-Go- Roun Meet Corliss Archer, SkI Exploring the Unknow bs 8:15—Hollysvood_Commentary—abe 8:30—Album o} +The Tony’ Listen Cari Quiz—mbs 9:00—Story for Tontsht-—nbe ake It or Leave It ir Gabriel Heaters Showenike 8:30—adie Dowling Strike It Rich, Qi Edmund Hoe 10:00—News Vv. y News fety, Dan — News and Dance 2 hrs.—mbs ABC PROGRAMS — Times tt Eastern Daylight or Bastern Standard, Afternoon 3:00—Warriors of Peace 1:30—Su aye Serenade 2:00—1 lystéry Drama 730-1 ios Sunday Vespers 300—Lassie, Dog Dr: 8:15—Johnny Thompapn § 3:30—W 4:00—Are Thi 30—1 200—Quiz T in Afternoon $:30—David Harding, Counterspy Evening: ‘arson Comment News Summary 15 Min. e y Musie Hour & Dance Hour Band Ur.—west only Political Announcement FOR ELECTION OF CITY COMMISSIONERS OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 4, 1947 For City Commissioner ALBERT B. GOOPER on us in Flori ern Standard. | VICTORY MEDALS (Continued front Page One) officers, a certified copy ,of re-' lease orders. The American Defense Pre- Pearl Harbor) medal will be. awarded to those Who were serv-| {ing with the armed forces on De. | cember 7, 1941, and will have! clasps to indicate service afloat or ashore at that time. The Vic- tory Medal goes to all veterans who were discharged under hon- orable conditions, H Navy Recruiting Stations are! located in the Post Office Build- ings of the following citie: Jacksonville, Miami, Tallahassee, Gainesville, Orlando, West Palm Beach and Valdosta, Ga. In Tam- | | LEGALS OF INTENTION TO MAKE LICATION FOR FINAL i DISCHAR (Probate Li couRT DG MON or FLO | NOTICE APP 1933) THE COU OF cot IDA. IN pro- he Estate of HAL. KNOWLE: De ed. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONC Notice is hereby given that M. Knowles filed his final report as Administr: of the ate of Hertha L. Knowles, decea he filed his petition for final dis- | charge, and ‘that he will apply to} the Honorable Raymond R.. Lord, | County Judge of Monroe County, | Florida, on the 5th of August, nd for of Bertha L. ated this 10th day NEIL M. KNOWL Administrator of the est. Be L. Knowles, deceaseds 7 duly, jul 12-19 Cane No. 11-74 EEVERLY SANSBURY MOORE, Maintiff, J pIvercer vs. FARL M. Moc RE, nt “ATION F. 1 1 Upper Marlboro, 2 You are hereby to the you at Key West, Fi sth day of July, ALD, 1947. (Wireult Court Seal, ROSS ¢ WYER, yy: Alice H. > Deputy Clerk. William V. Albur Attorney for Plat ju we RAYMOND E. C Plaintiff, COMPANY OF THE KB YLARNY TION, and Rew as sole sur t trustee of phe Keylarny Corpora- Defendant To R NAME, THE STATE FLORID. NOTICE IN THRE oF Al OF jarny Corporation Corporation, dissolved corporatic claiming under t rectors, Lee and C. 1. Brooks, of said Keylarny Corporation, and tu all persons claiming interests un-| der the said defend their heirs, de a or othe gran under direct serpora tho: here! be n of you r in are the port is the of a dis- known as The Key . The other. two | directo cor- poration, as Dill of mplaint i ES. M. eand ©. both of whem dead. All unknown perso! ny interes resaid di iming a unde © th » file their appea m the date abo: ise the allegations pear at otherwis. iN Di of complaint will be takew as Ss 1 by them 40" East, acres more or je aining 40 con ‘Stations, the Naval facilities at nts, including ; pa and St.Petersburg the Re- eruiting Stations are located in the Hall Buildings. In addition to the Recruiting Jacksonville, Key - West, Green Cove Springs, West Palm Beach, and St. Petersburg will also dis- tribute these medals. In order to eliminate corres- | pondence and to avoid delays, it | is urged that personal applica- tions at the nearest Recruiting | Station be made for the medals, However, applications may be made by mail, if necessary, to the } Director of Naval Reserves,‘ pings RATES FOR REGULAR and BLACKFACE TYPE Advertisements under this head will he inserted in The Citizen at the rate of 2c a word fot each in- sertion, but the minimum charge for the first 15 words or less is 30 The rate for blnekface type is 3¢ & word, and the minimum charge for the first 15 words is 45e. All advertising is accepted ul event of error in advertising, tranay responsible only for the first inser SEB BBBeBBeeae HELP WANTED Waitress. preferred. 627 Duval St. *|'To manage and maintain “small! answer treated confidentially. jly25-6t | HELP WANTED—MALE Young Man; high school graduate, | with ambition to learn architec- tural business. Will pay good salary while you learn. Apply, John Allan Long, 203% Duval St. jul25-3t REFRIGERATING SERVICE | Refrigeration service engineer- ing. Prompt service and repairs on all makes of domestic and commercial refrigerators. Flor- ida Keys Refrigeration Service. Phone 211-J. jul26-2tx WANTED Wanted to rent, two-bedroom fur- la. with two sears old aeue ter. Write Box J. G., c/o Citizen. jul26-4tx aval officer with two very small children wishes to obtain a two to a four-bedroom house or apartment, furnished or partly furnished. Price no ob- jection. Phone 1006-J. jul26-6tx MISCELLANEOUS For guaranteed plumbing work 512 Margaret street, phone 741. Give us a try on your next job. Free estimates. jlyl-1mo Landscaping, lawn maintenance, pruning, topping, fill, top soil, | lots cleared and hedge trim-j ming. MacArthur resident will! give free estimate on fill in yard or under homes. Phone 801. jly25-6tx | Information for tion in Display Advertising for only the actual amount of space occupied by the part of the advertisement where the, error occu Sober, elderly per Bungalow, nice nome, jly25-3tx| completely furnished, on “Address Box A, Citizen Office. I | Best of care for.your property. | and repairs, call John Curry, | SATURDAY, JULY 26, 19% 907, Naval Air Station, Jackson- ville, Fla. Veterans of the Army, Marine Corps, and the Coast Guard will be issued the Defense and Vic- tory medals by their own serv- ices. Far Journey Mrs. Henry Wadley has the tallest husband in our town. The lother day a neighbor remarked to-her, “Your poor Henry must thave a terrible cold—I heard him coughing all morning.” “Yes,” sighed Mrs. W. “He got | Seventh Naval District, Building “his: feet wet last night. geuthtunane CLASSIFIED ADS tle Advertisefs PAYMENT Payment for classified advertise- meni eis invariably in advance, but regular advertisers with ledger ac- counts may have their advertise- mehts. charged. PUBLICATION DEADLINE ! ‘To insure publication, ones, must | Ye in The Citizen office before 11 | o'clock in the morning on’ the day of publication. 3 the following conditions: In the ent rid contract, The Citizen Will be in Classified Advertising, and in |Mrs. John W. Sands, former Key West In Days Gone By: Mor tne citizen OF JUNE 26, 1937 Ross C, Sawyer, senior ad junior, while fishing Sunday ot Cudjoe, caught a jewfish the weighed 126 pounds . The lighthouse department unit in this district is cooperating with the local Weather Bureau in @- taining information about he- ricanes that may occur in the area, it was announced today Weather vanes and anempmetes will be installed at Dry Tortugs, Sombrero and Carysfort ligh- houses. Mrs. Ella Bierna and daughte, Kr Westers, now of Tampa, arrival yesterday to visit relatives Clarence Sweeting and J atk Mathews left this morning br the upper keys, where they will iwork on the bridges Ly, mn Ceeaeehanenns FOR SALE 5 rooms, ; large enclosed porch, and bath, | lot | .150’ frontage, 100’ deep to alley. | Price only $8,500, Terms. John- apartment - hotel. Experienced; stn & Johnson. jly1-tt | couple preferred. Live on} ' premises, share profits. Give | House and Lot, 321 Mickens | full details in first letter, your Lane. jul23-6tx like new. 628 White St. ' : : jul23-4tx | Se eee DRIVE - ON - GREASE - RAMP.! Priced for quick sale. See Hen- derson Trailer Park, 611 Divi-} sion Street. jly22-6tx | Seftvel Gas Refrigerator, excel- lent condition. 621 Catholic | Lane. Phone 1097-W, call after! 5 p.m. jul25-6tx | 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} | 32 House, completely furnished. 1022 Elgin St. Chrome breakfast set. Phone 803-R. jly21-6tx Divan, $25.00. 1310 Olivia. Tele- | phone 430-J. jly26-3tx 75-lb. refrigerator. Hemonable. | 1023 Catherine Street, Phone | 772-M. jly24-6tx 1 jElectric Refrigerator. Apply 651 | William Street. jul24-6tx ATTENTION DAIRYMEN i \For Sale, 50 Gurnsy, Jersey and | Holstein dairy co’ 4 and 5 | years old, that will calve in 60 | days. Health certificates fur nished. Sproull Dempsey, Rome, Ga. Phone 6339. Office 20412 Broad St. jul24-4tx | REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Notice, holders of coupons, either Evans, Evans-Pilkington or Pilkington Studios, myst use! -them by September 18th. All coupons will become void at For any kind of properties in Key} West, be it home or business, contact Paul Boysen, 626 Flem- | ing Street. Phone 153. All appliances repaired. C. &) W. Electric Shop, 832° Duval | | Street, Phone 807-J. jly12-1mox Call A. G. Roberts, Phone 853,! Northwest Quarter ( SW) of au) of h, 40 of of h, 46 ion 23, nge 40 W Northeast Quar! North, Qa Section 3, Range 40" of South, te containing 46 this suit or pro- osure of tax sal | cerufic the above di | seribed the court in which the bil has been filed to f p of the f complaint said tax certificates is the ‘court of he Eleventh — Judt rit in! nd for Monroe Coy Florida, Jand the (itle of the ese ix that j Specified n the heading of this {Rotice to appear. it is also ordered that this order | be published on week for four ive wee j zen, i Spaner published Monroe j County, Florida. | Thig ath day of July Cierk of the of Monroe County, Florida By: (sd) Florence FE. Sawy , Deputy Clerk in . i 6, aug 2-9, 1947 of | ‘Five acres fine high land ma for satisfactory plumbing serv- | ice you will appreciate. | | jly22-9t | that time. Evans-Pilkington| a a Studio, 515 Fleming. WANTED TO RENT ‘ jly15-tf = ‘Furnished one-bedroom ; Vacuum cleaners and washing! ment, garage preferred. One! machines repaired. O'’Briant.| year occupancy. Call 50. Telephone 1164-M. UN) jly23-4tx Motors rewound and_ repaired. | FOR RENT a Furnished 2'4-room utility apart ment. All utilities furnished Sea Isle Apts., 915 Windsor | Lane. jly21-tf! Efficiency apartment, ae Picture Framing: Pictures framed | and ‘matted. Phone 1197-M, | 614 Francis St. jul26-1mox | FOR SALE Plumbing supplies, complete | stock. Plastic tile, paints and) ! brushes. Robert Leonard Co., | 1532 N.W. 62nd Street, Miami, Fla. Phone 7-3421. jlyl-tt 1942 11%-ton International stake | truck,’ good condition, $780.00. | Tony’s Auto Body Shop, 603-05 Greene Strect. jly21-6t| One luggage trailer. Tony’s Auto| Body Shop, 603-05 Greene St. jly21-6t | | ing utilities, frigerator, gas ste private bath. Enquire 412 Eaton St Phohe 58-J. jly21-6t Furnished apartment, all modern conveniences. Couple — only. Apply 801 Virginia St jly24-5tx | | |Apartment. Apply 6 Simonton jul24-3tx | [Small furnished cottage, includ H $12 weekly. Ap. ply Albury’s Service Station i] 6 -2tx Cool, comfortable sleeping rooms highway and Pirates Cove on Sugarloaf. See. us about this very good buy. Johnson and Johnson, Phone 372. jly23-t£! for men only, at Stutz Hotel 410 Fleming. Twin bed room weekly rates $7.00 single, $10.00 double. jul26-6tx 4-room house, completely furn ished, consisting of one bed Toom $40.00 monthly. Accept children. Apply 909 Elizabet) St. sly 26-t£ | smith) Thayer De Luxe baby carriage, ;eighteenth hole, with a char Ole B’y has completely lost his putting eye, Gravy (Sam Golt 's today in his golf column in The Citizen. Ole By teamed up yesterday with Li Plummer against Cookie Mesa and Earl Julian in an out-for- blood match. The score was nip- and-tuck throughout the game, though Ole B'y several times had chances to win holes, but his put ting eye was out of gear. On the e to win and then to tie the scow, he made three attempts to sitk his putt, and three times missed, losing the match by @e down. rtle Johnson, who hd been a guest two weeks of Mts Ellie Sawyer and Mrs. Nathn Niles, Jr., returned today to ber Miss M home in Miami. Mrs. A. R. Davis and daughter Betty, who had been visiting Me. Da parents, Mr. and Mrs, He man Roberts, Angela street, Mt this morning for their homein Long Beach, California Today The Citizen says iman St, Phone 4, Key West, Fla. | editorial paragraph jun7-sat-tf| “If the tractor continues ® ; jadvance, the man with the Be nished house or - apartment. [2 Jots, 50 x 100 each, and one] will be a symbol only small house on it. $1,200. Phone | ___ | ty | name lpany v County, Ble bated J CHARLES HARRY HO bite | {jul 19-268, wus again ty At the estate of " hots Monroe « in his House in M4 within ein! the date fflee Safe Glare Protection fos Your Eyes The safety of your eyes in brigh: (Pt depends on more than just colon lenses of glass or cellulord. Rey. Bm the scient are protection, 1s to filter out harmful |igby? transmit have a choice of atiractive sun g® oyles. Dr. J. A. Valdes OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 912 and 2-5 pa» Evenings by Appointment ADDRESS: PHONES: Valder Bidg.. Office 1% 619 Duval St. -_- Upstairs Residence 2%