The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 29, 1947, Page 2

ES juic? Lt V 5 i of tet) Te } | z = Irrisia©riss PAGE TWO (ey West Citizen y, by iblisher Only Daly Nawepants, 16 Key ‘Weet and ‘West, Florida, ds second clase mattér ov TED YRESS eae tor republication of all news. Yo: it or not otherwise credited, also the local-news published here. cored at es this paper ard ty J resolutions Doten eles will be for at the ft’ 1@ ee: es line. jotices for’ Snvertal Inment » oF churehes from to be a re & eents » line x ind invites die- of local or jay wnonymous _ BDVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN L wir gag and “Apartments. a. end Bathing Pavilion. 3. Airports—Land and Sea. 4. Consolidation of County and “City Governments. §., Community Auditorium. MONOGRAPH To Thé Curious: A woman in Miami, who fears being “rubbed out’ by gangsters, made three attempts to destroy herself. Since she seems determined to leave this mundahe sphere abruptly, and failed in her ef- forts, why doesi’t she let the gangsters do the ganvé thorough job on her as they did on het boy. friend? THE ORACLE. TRUTH OFTEN OPPOSED It is worthy. of note that when Edward ; Jenner performed his.first public vaccina- tion against smallpox in 1896; he was ridi- | “euled and bitterly opposed by many of the so-called leaders of his day, including some medical men. The same peculiar phenonemon was exhibited when Pasteur advocated the ex- clusion of bacteria from wounds and at | childbirth. é It is one of the strangest manifesta- “tions of human ignorance that the men who have made great discoveries in the realms of science and in abstract thinking have usually béen’ denounced, ridiculed and of- ten executed by the responsible “leaders” of their day. Unfortunately, in many: in- stances, religious leaders participated in the persecution, i It is all right for us to look back a hun- dred yeats or-.more and” wonder at the strange behavior of so-called intelligent men and women. We marvel at the oppo- sition manifested against the promulgation of truth in the realm of thought and in _the sciences and take it for granted that we improved a bit: That is a violent assumption because ~the chances are, if some wise individual comes forth with new truth, he will be de- nounced and persecuted by the ignorant “and superstitious today, just as similar men . Were persecuted in the years that are past. Very few of us realize what we owe “= to the intrepid courage of brave men some years ago. It is the part of wisdom to un- _ derstand our indebtedness and to appre- ciate our heritage. Finishing one’s work on time is one + of*thé best ways in the world to enjoy your work. s SEs REE ence Too many people waste too much ~ time trying to tell other people what to do ~ and how to think. yee There are some people who think that what this eountry really needs is some * workers who are willing to do a day’s work for a day’s pay. ee Many citizens who declare they are “too busy” to take an active part in the work of their church, spend much time criticizing those who do their part. assOvLA’ CT to {e exclusively en: tot aa ACTING PROMPTLY Procrastination is almost second nature with some people. Many wait till the last minute to do something, regardless of how long a previous time they might have had | to do it, but others, and their numbers are | not few, almost invariably ‘run over the deadline. “This year, as was announced in The Citizen on Tuesday, a change goes into ef- fect in the purchasing of drivers’ licenses. If a license is bought by October 1, the amount is only $1 for the owner of a -pri- vate car, After October 1, the sum becomes $2, besides the chance of a delinquent run- | ning the risk of being arrested. You may feel confident that, regardless of the publicity that is given the new law, many Key Westers will wait till after Oc- tober 1 to buy licenses, and pay twice as [meel- : Some few, as the county tax assessor will tell you, even wait till too late to ob- tain homestead exemptions, and then must pay the full tax, which may run as high as 19 times as much as the homestead tax would have been. . Procrastination applies in. many other ways to the loss of those persoys who make it a practice of putting off, day after day, something that should be done today. Consider the payment of ad valorem taxes. Four per cent discount_is given the property owner who pays his taxes during November. Persons who adhere to the rule to do now what should be done now save that four per cent, but many do not even take advantage of the reduced percentages that run up to February. Generally, they wait till March, when they have~te pay the full amount, and some wait till their properties become delinquent before mak- ing payment. : As a rule, it is the man _ who acts promptly who succeeds in life. Old-fashioned horsehair furniture, we are told, counted on the cooperation of horses. There are people, of whom other's say, that they never give a thought to anything but what they can get for themselves. There is one thing to be said about the merchant who does not advertise: He sel- dom worries the merchants’ who do ad- Vertise. THE MONROE DOCTRINE The Monroe Doctrine, asserted “as a principle in which the rights and principles of the United States are involved@hat the American continents, by the free and in- dependent condition which they have as- sumed and maintained, are henceforth not to be considered as subjects for future colonization by any European power.” Nevertheless, European influences have upset)many pafts of Latin America. There is danger from foreign settlements in Paraguay. There is continued uneasiness over Argentina, which has peculiar notions that her Germans and other immigrants will become the dictators south of the Panama Canal. So the United States would do well to pay more attention to its own door yards. At the same time it is quite clear in Wash- ington that the United States government would be happy to part company with Russia, if the separation could be made on any kind of safe basis that would bring about absolute divoree, without war. It’s still a good world, for pity, mercy, and loving kindness have not yet’ perished from the earth—not yet. The idea that a lawyer beeomes some- thing of a paragon when he ascends to the judicial bench is one of the things that no- body believes. BUYS OUR GOODS WITH OUR MONEY Foveign trade in the cryptic language of the United States Department of Com- merce, reports—but pipes down on ex- plaining—that the United States sent. $5,- 340,000,000 more in goods and services to Europe than Europe sent to us last year. The Department of—Commerce says that “this tremendous surplus was compensated for through American gifts to Europe in the net amount of $2,130,000,000, Amer- ican loans in the net of $2,716,000,000 and the liquidation of $580,000,000 of Euro- pean gold and dollar assets.” Hang on to your hat! The Department observes that eventually the United States exports would have to-drop to a “level equal to our im- tports.” When is eventually? THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Submarines Off To Cuba « USS. Cochine, a subm@ine, left for Havana early today té be gone over the weekend to prévide the | officers and men of thé crew aj} period of relaxation. Shp™is ex-}| pected back here on Moaday. The submarine Medregal left, for Guantanamo, Cuba, | yester- day on a training cruise.! - Last minute not be inciu FRIDAY, AUGUST 29 (For East. Daylight add one hour} | Evening News Report, var Tins.—nbe nd News--cbs t (L hr.)—mbs-east i (repeated hour ! s-west H | 5:15—Sports; America Serenade—nbe United ions Report—ebs §:30—Red Barber and Sportt—cbs §:45—Lowell ‘Thomas Newstast—nbe World News & Commentary—cbs | adio Supper Club—nbe-basic ystery of Week—ebs Fulton Lewis, dr. (repeat hour Jater)—mbs_ i 6:15—News and Commi Party | Show—cbs ylor (repeat 10)—mbr —nbe Rae Songs—cbs Burl Ives Recorded (1 pt 9:30)—mbs ie Holly House—mbs-basic me, Place, Tune—nbe e Thin Man Dri ve It to Girl ve Minutes > ni—cbs Guest—mbs ws—cbs man-—nbe ‘bs 2 Time—nbe punced—cbs to Be Ignorant—cbs Meet the # Interviews—mbs Sports Conce how —1 News, V y ne —ebs News’ Dance d 2) hrs.—mbs | ABC PROGRAMS — Times fit either | Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard, ent—1 Hour east Hr.—west repeat tary as for indard subteact ene hours for mountain standard two houra, AUGUST 30 (For East. Daylight odd on hevr} Morning 8:00—Kiddies Story Shop—nbe 8:30—Coffee With Congress—nbo | Renfro Valley Folks—cbs | 9:00—Frank Me ell Drama—nbo The Barnyard Follies: ry 9:30—Archie Andrews Drama—nbo ary Lee Taylor's Talk—ebs dy Valley Folks—mbs Be Announced—nbe ews: Let's Pretend—cbs 10:30—The Home Program—nbe he Advent Club—ebs It With Musie—mbs | heater of ‘Today—cbs | McConnell Songs: 's Over Hollywood—cbs ht Into the Past—mbs Afternoon ature Sketches—nbe m Ce nia D ni: bs cheon Inferviews—mbs turday Matin he Host Is Buffalo—nbe eth € r Show—cbs s de Guests—mbs nbe e; Men and Books—cbs Be Announced—mbs. nson Comment—nbe Section U. on Tune Party—nbe 4:30—Mel Torme Song! St. Louis Matinee—cbs Dance Music Orch 4:45—The King Cole Trio—nbe Jan August Musié Trio—mbs ABC PROGRAMS — Times fit either Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standard, | § a Piano Playhouse 11:30--Junior Junction Variety Political Announcements _ FOR ELECTION OF CITY COMMISSIONERS OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 4, 1947 | final discharge, |the property | (Cireit Court Seal R required to appear on the 6th day of September, entitled court to 1 by des as the newspaper in which th der shall be published once for four consecutive wee Lopea Jr., (SEAL) FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 194 Your Horoscope | FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1947—} The child born this day will be’ acute, practical and with a com- | ‘mercial trend of mind; quick to | Key West In garet street. Today he received half of a clam shell ‘that was ‘found in the Galapagos Islands. The shell is almost Subscribe to The Citizen. LEGALS IN €OERT OF THE COUNTY JUDGE, MONROE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA, IN PROBATE In re the Estate of EMMA R. ARNOLD, three feet | stories have been told of swim-, mers who have been drowned ; when seized by a clam of that} jtype. Deceased. and that he wil to the Honorable Raymond County Judge of Monroe County, Florida, on the 24th day of September, 1947, for approval of same and for final discharge as Administrator ofthe estate of Em- ma R. Arnold, deceased, on this Ist day of Avgust, 19 (s) William M ‘nold, Administrator of the estate of Emma R. Arnold, deceased, J. Y¥. Porter 1V Attorney for Administrato aug. 22-29; sept. ee NOTICE of the general will take notice that pursuant to Section 510.06 of the Florida Statues Annotated, I will «ell at public auc- tion, for cash, to the highest re- eon The small tropical storm, re- ported three days ago, struck the mainland of Florida this morning ! at 10 o’clock between Daytona Beach and Flagler Beach, with the center reported later passing over Palatka. Velocity of wind ranged from 40 to 50 miles an hour. Announcemeht was made to- day of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Layne in Ba- ton Rouge, La. Mrs. Layne is the former Marjorie -Pinder, daugh- ter of City Clerk Wallace Pinder. Members public sponsible bidder at 16:00 o'clock A. d, Streets, foot EI Key West, Florida, an } Trailer and contents, of Mrs. Mabel Hull , to satisiy a tien for un- Key West Boy Scouts, under the direction of Scoutmaster Vic- | : te fOr tN | OE Larsen, will hold a celebra- { pa n amount of wooly. : ens Hundred Forty-four ana 3s/ioy ition at the Boca Chica Fishing Dollars (244.28), plus costs of sale. r iy. emerTeEUeragcuiiert co immediate oe ae delivery. Dated August 2ist.. A. D. The Red Devils and Lopez Funeral Home team will meet to- k/night in Bayview Park in the \first of -a series of diamond ball tilts to decide the championship in Key West 1947.) IRCUIT COURT OF TH JUDE TH CURE Days Gone By : oes — an { ° | [Nop ma Riggs To | ular when soldiers in the Gj | Wed E. M. Gootee Woes to use them) | Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Riggs, 1219 | Newton street, announce the en- | The cigarette first became re ; jlong and is two feet broad. Many lve making a ton Roberts s 123 Duval St. Gootee is a graduate of Bridge- | ‘port High and at present is a/ istudent at Fairmont State Col- | \lege. . i The couple met while Gootee | ‘as stationed at Boca Chica with | SS the Navy in 1945. Enough electricity is used i ROS RTT Kaa ror Mashing sere elec ae wel Fern Chapter, Order Eastern 4 Notice is herehy gi a - ; ; | years. \hiam M. Arnold has filed his final |Star, will hold its annual picnic ,¥ report Administrator of the es-!temorrow afternoon on tate of Emma R. Arnold, deceased: | Bo. oh that he has filed hix petition for | Beach. 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Nowe ic euraduate of Key | tip FADIA TOROS will probably lead to greater suc- tained by calling at Chester ‘West ‘High ‘School, class of 1942. | RADIA: ER's cess than individual effort. | Thompson's curio shop on Mar-'! ; tt | 105 Ky o Next HOp q | i n; WA 2 flights daily MIAMI with convenient connections to New Yor, { Pensacola, T: New Orleans and | "Mer Pensesther leading cites You geteverything when you fly Nationsh speed, comfort, convenience, courtec | service. All recognized air travel con jNear the Corner of Simonton St. ' accepted. See your travel agent Jr cal 1084 | | oe ay OF FLORIDA, MONROE COUNTY. IN) Ye Dr. C. Williamson, of the Flor- jida State Board of Health, today jcompleted an_ investigation of |Key West dairies and reported ‘they compare favorably. witlt the |best in the state. i | DIVORCE |, NILL, Defenda y YORK. required to Today The Citizen says in an editorial paragraph: “Some people are against ev- erything, anti this and anti that— is You are hereby peur to the sworn Bill of Complaint ap- filec again the above stated cause, on or before the 30th day of September, A.D. other- you Wise, the allegations of i renee Will be taken an confessed be. you, jfegular anti-quarians. pibone and Ordered at Key” West, ———————— { ,| Florida. this 28th day of August) Varals (ay Rosse sav DU Clerk of the Circ ANNIVERSARIES of Monroe County, (sd) RAYMONIY R. LORD, Attorney for: rf. lorida. (Know America) 1792—Charles G. Finney, famed evangelist his day, president of \Oberlin College, Ohio, born at Warren, Conn. Died Aug. 16, 1875. 1805—-William G. Brownlow, {itinerant Methodist preacher, (Tennessee editor, noted Civil War Unionist, governor and U. S. senator, born in Wythe Co., Va. 12-19, 1947 agp ARSON, 8. DIVORE ANOR MAY PEARSON, Defendant. TO: Bleannt May Pearson, 8” {Died April 29, 1877. A Central Street, 1809—Oliver Wendell Holmes, Tone ee Teteee require - |famed Boston author, man of let- ‘ters and physician, father of the late jurist, born in Cambridge, to the Bill for inst you in the Div eplember, AcD. 1947, other ise the |Mass, Died Oct. 7, 1894. aS ed therein will) 1811—Henry Bergh, outstand- Done t Key West,|ing in teaching humane treat- Aeniety y of August, ment for animals, met at first {with sneers, born in New York. |Died March 12, 1888. 1 do, | 1881—Pat Harrison, noted Mis- ‘jsissippi U. S. senator, born at Crystal Springs, Miss. Died June 22, 1941. PEPPER'S Plumbing Supplies $12 Fleming St. Phone 118 Summer Specials on WATER HEATERS 115 gal. gas side arm complete . . . 30 gal. gas side arm, Enrique Esquinalde, J Attorney for Plainti ‘F COURT OF SUDICIAL CIRC STATE OF FLORID 4N AND FOR MONROE COUNT FLORIDA, IN| CHANCERY. : |. Case Ne. DOROTHY: M.. ELL! tiff, vs, DIVORCE WALTER W. ORDER OF DN WALTER W TO: . Bi Sutton, Braxton West Virginia. You are hereby + $40.00 as confessed. This Order is to be published ‘ complete . . . . $45.00 once a week for four consecutive | 5 er el ae ETE 0 gal. gas automatic . . $65.00 15 gal. electric automatic $40.00 15 gal. electric side arm $40.00 30 gal. electric automatic, 220 a newspaper published in the City of Key West, Florid: | 30 gal. electric automatic, 11 s 0 ee +o © $95.00 ; 20 gal. kerosene automatic com- plete with 55 gal. kerosene! drum... . « « $90.00) Medical Test Proved This Great to Relieve MONTHLY DIC! or AND FOR MONROE CHANCERY, Came No. 11-83 ! DORIS WALKER, Plaintiff, WALKER, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION TO: C. L. Walker, esidence Unknown. It i@ hereby ordered that you are DIVORCE Are you troubled by distress of female of Com.| £unetional monthly in “the| disturbances? Does gh! this make you suffer | from pain, feel so ner= vous, restiess, weak— at stich times? Then 1947, before the ab filed desi! Witness the Honorable Aquilino| yan ve v1 he Gloneraple Aquiline | pound to relieve such symptoms! i | In a recent medical test Pinkham's Compound proved remarkably helpful to women troubled this way. It’s what Doctors call a uterine sedative. It has & grand soothing effect on one of woman's most important organs. ‘aken regularly —Pinkham's Com- ound helps build up resistance to such distress. Also 4 great stomachic tonic! Monroe County, For City Commissioner day of August, LOUIS CARBONELL ALBERT B. COOPER Clerk, reuit Monroe County, Florida By: (sd) Alice H. Salgado, Court, NEIL SAUNDERS aug 8-15-2 Deputy Clerk LYDIA E. 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There is no requirement that these bonds be cashed at this time in order to get your money. They can be cashed any time in the future, upon demand and without delay. Unless you are in rea institution and the United States Treasury Department strongly recommend that you permit your bond to earn interest at 24% percent (up to its maturity) until you actually need the cash. We will be glad to serve you any time. The bond window will be open from 9:30 A.M. to | P.M., except Saturdays. To facilitate identificat original separation papers with them when presenting bonds for payment. Under no circumstances may registered owners cash their bonds before Septemb i ius FLORIDA At Authorized Agent for payment of armed forces Leave Bonds YOUR FRIENDLY Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Key West Se dete dade tn dntndntetntndetndiinide | s Leave Bonds 1 need of the money now this ion, owners should bring their er 2, 1947. 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