The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 20, 1947, Page 2

paper ta by Woot ane cored at Key West, Florida, ae eeeond lass mattes ate saalunyay ented 33 cl . otherwise cred his paper and Gee for rep te it or n tise the local published here. SUBSCRIPTION WO LORE merecvencgvesnnennn nope segenenaie neem pmemen 19.08 (paeernaman naam S| sttleen sarae of chants, resolutions eg ae ‘ser J Lo ani & Teyenue ts to be derived are & cents a line. churehes e Citt ie sata pobre, invites dis- sueston pebite ot loca) or aeneral Seateee ut it will pot publish snonymous sormuntvations, i i To the Merchants: « The wise merchant is the one who puts the “ad” in trade. Be wise, Ad- vertise, THE ORACLE. LS CS FREEDOM IN INDIA Inasmuch as we have not reported on the situation in India for some days, it might be well to chéck up on the incidents of violenee in that unhappy land now “en- joying” their “independence.” Ome day recently, thirteen persons including three women and. two" children, were killed op the.outskirts of Amritsar, holy city of the Sikhs, in Punjab Province. On the same day, police were strengthen- ing their outposts in Bombay after a re- newal of communal violence, featured by the explosion of a bomb in a theatre, kill- ing three persons and injuring seventy, At Baremala, Moslems attempted to mob the car of Mohandas Gandhj, smash- ing a window without- injuring the Indian leader, who continued his journey. This is one day's crop of the news in India, Naturally, many incidents are not carried on the cables from India to the United States but, it seems, the people of India are beginning to enjoy their free- dom from British control, sae seen eeenen (From Sanford Herald) We have had several inquires lately as to why the narrow’ sheet which has been appear- ing lately in our. paper. We ordinarily use a 35” roll, 52%” roll and a 70” roll for our four, six and eight page papers respectively. But due to the newsprint shortage, we are:not always able to ob- tain the exact size which we want, and have to use what we can get. When we have four pages with a three column fly sheet in the middle we are using a 43” roll. When we have eight pages with two of them narrower than the others, we are using a 64” roll. When we have six pages with two of them pink, we. are using two rolls, one of them a 34” roll (white) and one an 18” roll (pink). This is the most difficult operation of all and required considerable inventive genius on the part of our foreman. A recent questionaire in England in- vited people to send in dream menus, which they would order and eat if they could have anything they wanted. Roast chicken, of all things in Dear Old Eng- land, won by a neck from roast beef, which is largely legendary now. — California motorists repeatedly involv- ed in accidents are classified as “negligent drivers,” and @ néw law defines a negij- gent drivers @s one convicted of aceident liability four or more times in 12 months, six or more times in two years, or eight or more times in three years. © : A reporter for the Christian Science Monitor tells of three Chinese who worked for six years in Cuba under the protec- EMOTIONALIZED MORONS Let everbody believe as he wishes in worshipping God, That is the creed of the tolerant man. He realizes that beliefs are based on faith, for one man knows as much, which is nothing of a definite nature, about God as does the other man. But beliefs or faiths can be carried too far. We had witcheraft in this coun- try in the early days of the Pilgrims, and it took a long time to stamp it out, Were such a thing attempted today, the law _| would step in to stop it. We deplore the acts of savages in making human sacrifices to appease God, but we have outbreaks of so-called relig- ious fervor in the United States even to this day. But ‘the law promptly says, “Thou shalt not”, as happened in Wise, Virginia, a few days ago, where “faith healers” used rattlesnakes in the services and permitted members to be bitten to demonstrate their “faithfulness”. The bitten, on several oc- casions, during the last year or so, have died in agony. Ris The first thing Wise should do is to change its name, because it is a misnomer. Any normal human being realies that God does not require human sacrifices, whether by fire or snake-bite, to appease Him or to show faith in Him. But morons, and they are numerous in the United States, are easily stirred emotionally, and in that state they are deprived of the power of reasoning soundly and are likely to do anything that would cause a feeling of horror in a normal mind. So police in Wise locked up zealots for practising snake rites. We must pro- tect our emotionalized morons. YOU CAN EXCUSE THE CHINAMEN tion of the United States, earning a com- paratively fabulous American salary. When asked if they had ever heard of democracy, they looked blank. He then asked them whether they had ever heard of Communism, They answered enthusi- astically in the affirmative. “Furthermore” the reporter said, “they all thought they would prefer living under the Communists in northern China on their return home. They have read about Communism, but never have, heard or read about the demo- cratic way of life under which they are living so happily. Like the rest of us, they take for granted American democracy.” The government of the United States has functioned through the years for one purpose—to protect the dignity and free- dom of its citizens. Individual initiative endeavor built the economy which makes this type of government possible and keeps it operating effectively. Yet, in the last decade and a half, there has been a clear trend in the direction of government. own- ership of industry — Communism. Two billion dollars have been spent to establish government in the business of generating and distributing electric power alone, in tax-exempt competition with the investor- owned tax-paying electric industry. A great hydro-electric system is proposed for the Missouri and Mi sissippi rivers, with no mention of its effect on existing private utilities in the two valleys. Such proposals by men high in govern- ment echo the hollowness of the three Chinese who lived under democracy in sgn: didn’t know what it was. this nation is to survive as i of liberty, the government cannot pe expanding in fields that are the province of the private citizens. . —_ IRISH CRITICISE RUSSIA ey se is ris no brief for the course pur- y the Irish Republic during the war, when nothing but adversaries of Nazi Ger. many prevented seizure of the island for use as a base against the British, Nevertheless, Premier Eamon de Val- era Scores a point against Russia in com- {menting upon the prospect of Ireland be- ing barred from the United Nations through the exercise of the Soviet veto. : ‘ Mr. de Valera Points out that Zire me mained neutral and that Russia “did not ae the war until she was attacked” and ance with of a trade treaty, He finds the Russian vi what peculiar because Upon Finland, Poland, and Lithuania and ques; Soviet Union can quali ing nation,” the terms iewpoint some- of the Soviet attack Esthonia, Latvia tions whether the fy as a "peace loy- THE KRY om rer: Radio Programs w NETWORK PROGRAMS Time ii tral sta mountain to fit local asi program chai Rot be included. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20 (For East. Daylight add one hour) Evening 5:00—News Keport, 15 M —nbe Eric Sevareid and News—cbs Network Silent (1 hr.)—mbs-east Kiddies Hour (repeated hour later) —mbs-west 6:15—America Serenade; Sports—nbe. Guest Talks Time—cbs §:30—Red Barber and Sports—ebs 5:45—Lowell Thomas Newscast=nbe World News & Conmentary—cbs 6:00—Radio Supper Club—nbe-basie Rob Q. Lewis Show—cbs Fulton Lewis, Jr. (repeat hour later)—mbs 6:15—News and Comment—nbo Dance Music—mbs-basic We Went Back Preview—ebs 6:20—The House Party—nbe Bob Crosby Show—cbs Leland Stowe (1’pt at 10)—mbs. 6:45—Kaltenborn Comment—nbe Robert Trout and News—cbs Sports (repeat 90 m. later)—mbp. 7:00—Gramps, Comedy Drama—nbe American Melody Time—cbs Crime Book Drama~mbs-basie 7:30—Summerfield Band—nbe Jean Hersholt, Dr. Cbristias—cbs Johnny Modero, Drama—mbs. 7:85—Five Minutes News—cbs 8:00—Tex und Jinx Show—nbe Rhapsody in Rhythm—cbs Gabriel Heatter nment—mbs 8:15—Rea! Life Drama—mbs 8:30—District Attorney Drama—nbe Meredith Willson Music—cbs of That Song Quiz—mbs 00—The Big Story Drama—nbe Whistler, Mystery Drama-cbs Shadows of the Mind—mbs 9:30—Pat O'Brien Theater—nbe Dootway to, Jlte—cbs ati Si ABC PROGRAMS — Times fit either F Daylight or Eastern Standard. rk Silent—1 Hour east West In Key AS TAKEN FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN OF + AUG, 20, 1937 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson, 1103 Florida street, today an- nounced the birth of twins, a son and a daughter, on August 15. The boy weighed six pounds, and was named George Burgess; and was named Sylvia Joyce. The local branch of the Sti Welfare Board today gave full particulars of the Florida pen- sion law, passed at the last ses- sicn of the legislature. The board estimated that there are 27,500 persons in Florida eligible to re- ceive benefits under the law. The Cuban Club announced to- day that it is arranging to hold a beauty contest. City council, at a recessed meeting last night, killed a reso- lution, adopted at a former meet- providing for the resurfac- g of certain streets in Key West. The council had considered a pro- posal whereby the city was to provide 55 percent of the money and .the federal government, 45 percent, to pay for the proposed improvements. Miss Susan La Kin and Miss Dorothea Elwood left today to}, visit in Miami. Miss Alberta Peterson, daugh- ter of Mr. and Cc. L. Pet- erson, is visiting in Miami. niches eb eas T Mrs. Maitland Adams returned |# yesterday from a visit to Silver Springs, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ladd, who ng in Lancaster, had been v Pa., returned yesterday. editorial paragraph: 5 “Human nature likes to bar- gain—individually and collective- ly. BOLT TAKES SHIRT PHILADELPHIA, Pa. — While working on a road project, An- thony Perdicaro, 59, had the un- |pleasant experience of having a bolt of lightning rip the shirt off his back. Perdicaro was knocked unconscious by the bolt, but was only slightly burned. A Political Announcements | FOR ELECTION OF CITY COMMISSIONERS OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 4, 1947 LRAT OAR LETTE SITTIN, For City Commissioner LOUIS CARBONELL ALBERT B. COOPER NEIL SAUNDERS Days Gone By WEST CITIZEN Your. Horoscope i WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1947—Executive A ae being constructive; capable in emergen- cies and able and ready at all Itimes, the fortunes of the native ought to be fairly good. If care is taken to train the mind in proper directions, success in mod- jerate degree should be attained. {Seek always to avoid quarrels jane do not show yourself always | in opposition. Subseribe to The Citizen—25e weekly. i | LEGALS } SOTICS, FICTIFIONS iB STATUTE NOTICE 18 HEBEBY GIVEN that the. undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of “Smith's Grocery,” 1201 White Stree, Key Went, Florida, intends to register said fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circvit Court of Monroe County, Florida. 38 C. SMITH, Bole Owner, Ly AND VOR MOSKOE COUNT CHASCERY, Cane No. 11-35 ELEANOR GRACE Di GUGLIELMO, Plaintiff, DIVORCE v JOSE) ANTHONY DI GUGLIELMO, 5 T: Joseph Anthony 1 Residence Unknown. It is hereby ordered that you are required to appear on the 29th day of August, 1947, before the above entitled court to the Bill of Com- plaint filed against you in the above entitled cause and The Key West Citizen is hereby designated as the newspaper in which this Or- der shall be published once 9 week for four consecutive weeks Witness the Honorable Aquino Lopez, Jr, as One of the Judges of this Court and the Seal of this Court in the City of Key West, Monroe County, Plorida, this 29th day of July, 1967. (SEAL) ROSS C SAWYER, Clerk of. Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida, By: Alice H. Salgado, eputy Clerk. jus 40; aug 6-13-20, 1947. MONROE LE ose MIGHNON BETE are hereby require the sworn Bill of ¢ gainst you in the abo on or before th 19) fons of th as confess ne and Orderec at Florida, this 19th day ‘Ay D147, (sd) ROSS. ¢. Clerk of the Cire Monroe € IN CHANCERY, ine No. 11-87 JOHNSON, THOMAS J. Houma, You are her pear, to the Bi divorce in the on or before the y D tember, A. D. 1947, otherwise the allegations therein will be taken as confessed. This Order ix to be once a Week for four Weeks in The Key West 2 lished cutive 7 Ga) ANan B. Cleare. Jr Solic iff. for Ss COURT, OUNTY, ch of you 4 required laims and d or ejther of y« th deal and t G jest, Flori calendar months from the the first publication of tice. Hach claim or dem: nd shall i no- ds shall ad shall be sworn to by th: his agent, or hJs attorne such claim or demand not shall be void. (sd) “Frances A. Bi As Executrix of th Will and Testament MARY LOUIS JOSEPH EUC ORDER OF PL Joseph Eugen . California. required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint filed Kaipst you in the se On oF before t tember, A.D. 1947. Negation |be taken as fessed. | Done and Ordered at Key West. Florida ix 19th day of August A.D. (ireuit: Court Seal) | ROSS C, SAWYER Clerk of Circuit By: Kathleen ag Deputy Clerk. | William Vv. alb Attorney for Pi ° | NO LATE BUSINESS Earl Yates BRISTOL, Eng.—Brides of this j time from now on, The Rev. W. J. Rogers, of St. Agnes, has warn- jed brides “who keep everybody, jwaiting” that fees would be in- icreased. | NOTICE OF UNPAID DELINQUENT PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES, as provided by Chapter 23374, Act of 1945, notice is hereby given that personal property taxes assessed for 1946 are now delinquent * and beginning with June 1 such taxes are drawing interest of 1 per | cent per month plus the proportionate cost of publishing this notice. i Unless the amounts set opposite.each name below are paid before | the 4th day of September, warrants will issue theredy pak ee! ay } ind seizure of the personal p:operty of the tax payer ( ee tae ad ai Nf cet The names of. de-| it of taxes, ; unpaid taxes, penalties and additiondl costs. linquent ‘personal property tax payers and the amoun including the cost of advertising and the three months penalty are as follows: NAME R. M. Archer & Sons -.. “4 Blind Pig Bar (Claramunt & Bancells) - Boat Bar and Grill U Robert F, Brady ts Harry Brown (Fruit Siand) Busot ‘Grocery Julio Cabanas Jesus Caraballo Carlos Market (Carlos Garcia - Oscar Molina) - Chee Chees Bar (Rita Ovide) Frank Del Villar ‘} El Campo Coffee Shop - (Miguel Pazo) Chas. Filer - Hotel Charles Raymond Filer Gary’s Dry Cleaning Works Celaida Gelabert Geo. J. Bar (Griffin) Gomez Furniture Store _. = Gulf Stream Trailer Park - Petrose. Inc. Gulf Stream Trailer Park - Ruth V. Alfeld Island City Book & Soda Store Johnsons Grocery _ Key West Jewelry Store James Londeree Manhattan Cafe Milton Jewelry Store Monroe Cafe (Leonard R. White) Morales Tailor Shop Arimentha Neely R. A. O’Sweeney Overseas Market Pat’s Place (Diaz Brothers) Poinciana Cleaning & Dye Works Price Tours Rauls Bar (Raul Perez) Riggs & Carbonell Arnold A. Roberts Dr. Ramon Rodriquez {Carl Russell Ruth Salon of Beauty Idelio M. Salinero *| Horacio Sanchez Horacio Sanchez Mary B. Sanchez John W. Sawyer “| Sidewalk Cafe Southern Engineering Co, Virginia F. Spencer Starling Dress Shop Tip Top Grocery & Meat Market Tropical Amusement Park I. J. Tyson Victory Cash Market White Star Cleaners (Joe Medina) ARCHIE ROBERTS Tax Collector - Treasurer Key West, Florida PLEASE return led | empty bottles promptly of KEY WEST COC WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20 IDENTICAL ACTION . ST, JOSEPH, Mo—Two broth- | STRONG ARM BRAND “a ‘community had better be on jers, Leo W. and Floyd E. Mun- leont married on the same day— ‘Tune 4, at Troy, Kan. {wives filed suit—on the same da; —July 15th, for divorce. AMOUNT | are you troubled by 161.63 | distress of female 69.55 | 21 Dr. lrwwwwwwy yy vere, | TRIUMPH COFFEE MILL at All Grocers |i anmmaenesemnsnaee | With Uncomfort- able Fullness? functional monthly disturbances? this make you suffer from pais, feel , restless, . | weak—at such times? Then po ye | Lydia E. 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