The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 27, 1947, Page 2

ra Pi th Ni fir w 1t el e ee OPA PAGE TWO | the sy est Citizen Ld WHAM, omer a76. Sunday, by ros Bs, c rt ae 3 aaa Corner catty ‘ann tt st reete Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and ‘Monroe County atered at Key West, Florida, as second elase matter Rha Sct x blr is nh tases sn arnt Asece! ene ter repablication to it or not otherwis: te ulso the local news published hare. - SUBSCRIPTION Rates me esenenecereneenenensneheennsengemoveente ADVERTISING RATES ‘ Made known on application. SPECIAL NOTICH All reading notices, eards of thanks, resolutions é respect, Colts potions ee coe will be t derived a eonts & oy it an % en Pate Sige ies " of public tggues and sete of bi interest but it will not publi @ncnymous «otomunications. eB 1947 | IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST | MDVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN 1. More Hotels and Apartments, 2. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. 8. Airports—Land and Sea. 4. Consolidation of County and City Governments. 5. Community Auditorium. MONOGRAPH To Dwight H. ‘Hunter, Key West, Florida: Dear Dwight: Key West suffers a distinct loss in your impending a for other fields of endeay, You made many friends while egy, who. will miss you and your work: »* THE ORACLE, VICTORY BIG ENOUGH TO SHARE The repeated claim of Soviet Russia that it caused the defeat of Japan arouses some Americans but there is little use to be concerned with the claims made by oth- er nations when they talk for domestic purposes. It should not be overlooked, however, that Soviet neutrality | in the Far East en- abled: the Russiahd ito” put their resources against Germany and that, for many months, the entry, of. Russia into the war against Japan wis) jot desired by allied leaders. Moreover, abs war against the axis aggressors should be considered as a unit. Nothing is to be gained by an effort to prove that either participant made the greatest contribution. The international argument along this line is somewhat similar to the discussion of partisans in this country who vie with each other in proclaiming that the Army, the Navy, or the Air Force defeated Ger- many and Japan. The truth is that each branch of the service contributed to the great-victory achieved and that the result would have been different, perhaps, with- out the contribution of all three. THANK YOU, HERBERT HOOVER All the indications are to the effect that former President Herbert Hoover is held in universal high esteem by his coun- trymen. Respectful consideration is given to what he has to tell the American peo- ple. Therefore his recent statement that he believed the outlook for “continuing West- | ern civilization appears brighter than a year ago, gives us reason for hope. He be- lieves that the Soviet country is becoming isolated, and growing weaker. Anyhow that opinion represents the views of a man who is far above the influ- ences of political parties. All of us want to be popular but the price that one must Pay is often exorbit- ant, a Seeing America, including Key West, is a good way for Americans to spend their time and money. TT Key West may lack a lot of being among the largest cities of the nation, but it can have the best people, if we decide to pull together and live as friends, | | i BETTER EDUCATION Florida is now stepping toward the | front in its educational facilities. For many years before and after Century, Florida was states in the matter of education. But now matters along educational lines in Fiorida are altogether different. It was announced j Monday that the universities in Florida have arranged to spend $22,000,000 tor better accommodations and facilities for the ever-increasing number of students. What is true of higher education in the state is true also of the public schools, In practically every county in Florida, boards of education are active in improving their school system. That is particularly true of Monroe county, where the local School Board recently bought from the federal government two additional schoolhouses. Besides the material advances, teach- ers also are being given better considera- tion than ever before in the history of the | state. Local teachers will get higher sal- aries for the coming school term. But even with the increases, public school teachers still are underpaid when the importance of their work is considered. Recently, The Readers’ teachers’ salaries, in which it was shown that what are classed as common laborers received higher salaries than were paid to teachers in many states, most of them in the South. : The South, until recently, has alway been backward in appreciating the im- portance of learning. Resiilt was that thou- sands of teachers resigned during the war to accept better-paying jobs. In several states, it was pointed out, the yearly aver- age salary for teachers ranged between $800 to $900. But Florida is wideawake now to the importance of education, and, if the pres- ent strides are continued, it will not be long before it will its universities and publie schools. Revenues from the 7e state gasoline tax paid by Florida motorists during the first six months of 1947 totaled $21,553,- 784, according to Glen T. Woodward, Jr., Executive Secretary of the Florida Petrol- eum Industries Committee. This repre- sents a 16.7 per cent increase over the first half of 1946, setting a new high in the 27 year history of gasoline tax collected. . HEAT FROM COLD AIR One of promised by the amazing science is developments the heating of homes and office buildings through the | use of cold outside air or cold water. Some installations are being tested on a commer- cial basis. ; The basic idea behind the paradox is that, even on the coldest day, the outside air or water contains some heat. By the use of a heat pump the scientist takes some of the ing it still more and then pumps the heat inside the building. The principle behind the operation the reverse of that used in electric refrig- erators. These are cold inside because heat is absorbed by the refrigerant and carried outside the cabinet where it increases the heat of the room. If the equipment in the refrigerator is reversed the heat would be removed from the room and put inside the cabinet. This is what the heat pump is ex- pected to do in heating a building. It should not be overlooked that the equipment could be used for summer cool- ing through a controlled system permitting the operation to be reversed. The world would be no worse off if some of the jokes we have heard were lost to future generations. TROUBLE IN INDIA The newly-formed governments of In- dia are now confronted with the claim ef Afghanistan, independent Moslem coun- | try of the northern border, to the territory which reaches from the | of Beluchistan, India-Afghan border to the Indus Valley. h and Indian officials suspect that the demand is being instigated by Russian | influence and the probability exists that the Soviet will subject Afghanistan to in- creased pressure. The hope is expressed that the Afghans will decide to join Paki tan, the Moslem state set up in the Parti- 1 tion of India. ie One of the possible developments of the future in the Middle East area is the formation of a closely-linked Moslem bloc, which would reach from the Gulf ot Bengal to the Mediterranean Sea. the turn of the! among backward | Digest published an article about | rank with the foremost | states in the country in caring properly for | heat from the air, or the water, cool- | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tlemcen | | Radio Programs | Seen Selected programs as ti are broadcast at the 8: day through Friday, Time standard, For central sta tract one hour; for mount, ard two hours. AUGUST 25 THROUGH AUG. 29 (For East. Daylight add on hour) Morning ymoon in New York—nbo Oklahoma Roun Shady Valley Folks—mbs Best—cbs ith Music—mbs ing Music--nbe rthur Godfrey Show—ebs Alexander Show—mbs is (314 hours)--cbs mith Speaks—mbs 1sic—nbe >ii erts—mbs Afternoon 12:00—Concert bye Hour—nbe perinle-— abe) ay (repeat 1 hour 4:30—Martin Block Records—mbs —Double or Nothing—cbs 0—Winner Take All Quiz—cbs —Hint Hunt Quiz—cbs 0—Give and Take Quiz—cbs 1 he House Party— cbs : epeats later joval times) —inbe sa nd—cbs. st ‘Times fit elther ght or Eastern Standard, eker Program tin Hollywood | } Afternoon —Weleome Travelers —Bride and NETWORK PROGRAMS i andard. Forcens ract one hour, tor rd subtract ‘two hours, Some local stations change hour of relay to fit local schedules, Last minute program changes cans hot be.included, “VEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27 (For East. Daylight add one hour) Evening a I ite 1 Mins.—nbe cbs: Nenwork Silent (li Kiddies (repeated hour t Serenade—nbe cbs, imentary—cbs sper Club—nbe-basie Week—ebs. Jr. (repeat hour 7:00 Dennis Day Co American Melody tima Book i nia—mMbs, ews—cbs x and Jinx Show—nbe iy in Rhythm—cbs omment—mbs mbs Drama—nbe n Musie—ebs Song Quiz—mbs ne Mind—mbs nenter—nbe News, Variety, ABC PROGRAMS Fastern Daylight or etwork Sil ‘Times fit either ‘astern Standard. t—1 Hour east 6 Kiddies Serial west repeat a z ntary 7 v : r Drama 8 8: & 9 9 10: 10 y i s& Dauce Band Hour 42:00—Dance Band Hour-—west only TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS (Know America) Charles Gates Dawes, Chicago banker, one time Vice President of the United States, born at Ma- rietta, Ga., 82 years ago. Lloyd C. Douglas of Las Vegas, Nev., noted novelist, born in Col- umbia City, Ind., 70 years ago. Eugene G. Greece. board chair- man of Bethlehem Steel, born at Goshen, N. J., 71 years ago. Stephen C. Early, vice presi- dent of the Pullman Company, sec y to the late President evelt, born at Crozet, Va., 58 years ago. Charles Fahy, former legal ad- viser to the Dept. of State, Wash- ington, born in Rome, Ga., 55 years ago. Dr. George N. Shuster, presi- jdent of Hunter College, New |York, born at Lancaster, Wis., 53 years ago. Dr. Wallace O. Fenn of the Uni- ty of Rochester, N. Y., noted iologist, born at Lanesboro, s., 54 years ago. 6 a Political Announcements - FOR ELECTION OF CITY COMMISSIONERS OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 4, 1947 LL For City Commissioner LOUIS CARBONELL ALBERT B. COOPER NEIL SAUNDERS | ‘car went that high here. —mbs-east .| \ Martha Raye, singer, actress, | born in Butte. Mont., 31 years ago. | New Jeep Peak | |. SION, Switzerland.—(AP). =a jJeep,'driven by a local owner, | jclimbed .a mule path oyer the} {Sanetsch pass at 6,140 feet above | jsea level. It was the first time a o| Ei Ruhhed Aes | The city of Milton has joined | ithe ranks of Florida communities jthat have installed parking me- jters. City commissioners approv- } ‘ed of their use last week. | Subscribe to The Citizen—25c} i weekly. i { | oc os | sevieg : | ee s NOTICE SM « ives « that | tne untersignad’ deatring ty aneaue {in business p er the Fighieue [name ot “Smith's Grocery,” 12 | White Breen ey West, yore: jintends to feats HSE, sald fictitious jname with the Se k of the Circuit Court oF Mopros i oun: Florida. ated August 5: Fi bien re (SMITH, ole Owner. ang 6-13-20 Pos \eesns Mae hen ia Plaintife, Ys. PP ORCE | HUBERT FRANKLIN’ HAL Defendant. | ORDER OF PUALICATION TO: Hubert Franklin 1105 ii jie | | | | 1 R oucare hereby ‘required to ap- r to the Bill for Divorce filed vainst= you “in the aboye styled! use on or before the 29th day of % 1947. otherwise the therein will “cont: uken ase and Ordered at Key West, this 26th day of Angust, WYER, reuit Court. Ry: Kathleen Nottage, || Deputy: Clerk. | Enrique Esquinate i i Attorney for Pl i aur Dp 3-10-17, 1947. | uy RY OF THE Jt pie ge or. A j PETRA. | Plaintiff. = ya > DIVORCE! BETHEA, H Defendant. | s be ed to ap: pear to the sworn Bill of Complaint tiled against you in the above stat- jed cause, on or before the 20th day | jot September, otherwise th will be taken as Done and Ordered Rlerida, (this 19th A. pn “(say ROSS ¢. SAWYER Clerk of the Circuit Court of | ALY) Monroe County, Florida, (sd) Raymond R, Lord Attorney for ele ineles: IN AND yon Ty cHaye MON PRY. ne No. JOHN = | | THOMAS a i | ROSALEE WiLLIAMS JO ni ORDER. OF PLBLICATION, as Rates JOHNSON dd Street . Loujstana by required to ap- of Complaint for | |diverce in the above: styled cause on or before the tember, A. DP. 15: allegations therein will be taken as essed. Order is to be published | ponce a Week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a ed in the City of i ORDERED this 19th [day of Angst a. i. j i R c SAWYER, | Clerk of the ewit Genre. i | Menroe Count (SEAT) iy Aiiee HI Penuty © (a) Allan B. Cleare. dr. | Solicitor for Plaintiff. i } aug. sept. 2-10 A.D. 1947.1 IN ast Pop ENTY JENGE's £0) EC Sg A A In re te MARY TOU ise SCHEURER, NOVICE Deceased. ant CREDITORS ND P| IMS OR rN STAT h of you are hereby required to present ands which you, y have against ise Scheurer, County, 16 d and laims and de or either of sou, tl Ithe estate of Mary deceased, late y ihe County Judge of Monroe Coun- ty, Florida, at his office in the rt Howse of said County at Key est, Florid within — ei lendar m from the ¢ ation of th aim or demand shall and shall state. the of- and of residence and post re address of the claimaht, 1 be sworn so filed Frances A. Bates As Executrix of the Will and Testament | MARY LOUISE SCHEU HE STAT IN AYD Fo! IN CHAN JOYCE JE. | JOSEPH EL Eugene Allen. Maury - AGS 16, Fleet Post Off! San Franciseo, Cal You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint filed | v: Joseph. c/o inst. you in the a use 6n or before the ptember, A. DP. 1947. otherwise the | allegations contained therein will, taken as confessed. Dene and Ordered at Key West, Florida. shig 19th day of Augner. | » 1947. cult Court Pass . § Clerk of ¢ 5 y: Kathleen Ni Deputy Clerk William Y. j Attorney av jnext week. {its area WEDNES AY, AUGUST 27, 1947 Key West I “Reichstag tin ae ey West In ; ee plein liars Gone By To Be Remover a aed AS TAKEN FROM FILES BERLIN.— (AP).—The ruins of : soldiers once OF THE CITIZEN OF the Reichstag _ building usiness there AUG, 27, 1937 out by the Nazis in n wate to Rugsian sol. ick by bombs during ‘ nd cigarettes. and candy Four building permits, all re- finally are being removed, G | pairs, were issued last week, te- cording to plans adopted by th taling $400. city plannin commission. I hugestone ble are to be used Key West Hospitality Band i" reconstructio jake has arranged for a series of where. certs to be given every ev. The mas: stag has BIG at the The slight tropical distirbance, attended by only fresh wind. still moving in a northwesterly direction, east of thé Bahama Islands, the Weather Bureau re- ported this morning. Over 25.000 Pairs of Eyes reseribed for in the ee up so Pr Harry J. Pierce, who has been 7 Passing his vacation of two months in Key West, visiting his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. Sam B. Curry, will leave tome row for his home in Homest: Past 17 Years CI" Ray Ban Sun Glasses se : Bausch & Lomb Optical Co, and American Optical Co, Products Used Exclusively “oc IDr. J. A. Valdes ng OPTOMETRIST men ¥ gas pressu elicved has The Rev. A. L. Maurea has been connected v Mary’s Star of the Sea Catholic Church 18 years, will observe the ! fiftieth anniversary of his re- |} |ligious career on August 29. lasca daxative = out old, foul s Jack Weech, Charles Ht e headaches Ketchum, Jr., and Harry J. Pierce nout Hates dicines in fee were presented with bar pins, forth and bic s Office Hours: 9-12 and 2-5 p.m. last night in recognition of the} and ron M ° { Appointment work they had done as mempe ee Nea ole i‘ . " r > us they get such a cleans- ADDRESS: PHONES: of Scout Ship No. 3 of Key W ‘andudnacaratinee fr IN Office 332 = R-AID they soon feel Ross Allen, director of the Sil! t men and wx — ver Springs Reptile Institute, Ss Residence 295 who has been visiting in Ke West three days, last night cap- itured an alligator in a pond on the golf course, and presented the alligator today to the Key West Tropical Aquarium. TO VETERANS President Truman Say Miss Elizabeth Baker, who ho been visiting Miss Jennie Mae Johnson, left this morning foi her home in Miami. ; “Tf, on the other he hold their bonds and c vise course, Today The Citiz an rcent interest, editorial paragraph: their dollars will buy r 2 en they cash their bonds “Philadelphia seems to be a after inflationary conditions have eased. I urge veterans pretty slow town after all. Look not to cash their bonds unless re rgent need of at her baseball teams nov the money now.” Colorado is the highest state in | HE FLORIDA NATIONAL BAN the United States, two is of At hey West ranging between 6,000 A : ‘ BRR pene a Tae uthorized Agent for payment of armed forces Leave Bonds ends 1S Cbd ec aboves sca level. YOUR FRIENDLY COMMUNITY BANK THERE IS MORE ON THE WAY 10 YOU PLEASE tetun Ask for it either way... dot meals roy trade-marks mean the saute thii BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY KEY WE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY © 1967 The CO Ce a