The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 13, 1947, Page 2

Pack TWO Wiest Citizen 2 «.3i = ine ond Ane om oor Sareea.” = “m ————— cared at Kay West, Florida, ae seeond clase matter Se nee ——— en ut. ine the beet pudliahed (2P LSet ok SSR. Sect! 5.8; 28 GaeA ° *eee MONOGRAPH To Members of the Jewish Faith: fear Friends: wanan Aste nsw? Sincerely, THE ORACLE. WHAT MADE U S. LIVING STANDARD? Wieh wages for labor are obviously desirable. But the failure of a large seg- ment of taber te do a day's work commen- eerete with present reeord earnings is one ot the mest dangerous of today’s problems, eed & ae important contributory factor in price teflation and the deterioration of the wullet The president of the Portland, Ore- goon, Chamber of Commerce, recently eted the case of bricklayers who, in the late twenties, would lay from 1,500 to 2.000 bricks « day. Now output is consid- ered geod if a man lays 500, and most contractors estimate 300 when preparing tide. At the same time, bricklayer's wage hee pleen te 824 a day.. However, if pro- duction & taken into account, the brick- layer’s way compared with the twen- works out to something like $120 a the day ‘ The building trades may an ex- treme example of cost-boosting. But al- feet every major industry has reported men-hour output has gone down even weges have risen time and time again. And thie le one reason why prices for com- @redities have gone up ax fast and, in many chews, faster than wages. A® eeonomiet for a major labor union recently said this: “The whole history of Amertea’s industrial growth has demon- etreted that we were able to obtain a high- tandard of living than any other na- toe by pregressively raising wages in re- tattcm pric . Tt was made possible ty constant improvement in our a predwee more goods and services in less time through better machines, better man- emement ant improved efficiency of the workers.” It is to be hoped that American lohow will listen to its own experts. SEEtT*erce _--_———. Selfish schemers are sure to convince idealists that it is best to be practical, The devil is much amused by some of the je that go on in the name of re. _—_—— The average man is willing to do al- Mort anything to make money except good hard work ndhi continues his an- nounced fast until there is peace in India, the Indian leader hasn't long to live. It seems foolish to sacrifice his life when he could be of great help to his country at a time when it is most needed, a “CONFUSE AND GRAB” “Confuse and grab’”—that is the Rus- sian policy, declares the Rev. Ted Temo- schchuk, pastor of the Lake Worth Baptist Church, who is of Russian descent and is familiar with Russian psychology. Peter the Great, the pastor added; in- stituted the Russian ‘“confuse-and-grab” policy, and it was adopted by Lenin,. and is adhered to strictly by Statin. Russian spies are at work in the United States, the pastor said, fomenting or trying to foment strikes, because strikes cause eonfusion, which, in turn, has a weakening economic effect on this country. Because of that inborn Russian trait, he predicted that another war will engulf the world in the next five years. That assertion is purely a guess, Oth- ers have said it,,and some have placed the time at 16 and other numbers of years. Nobody knows, if another war comes, when the time will be. But that “confuse and grab” condi- tion is applicable to every calling in life. A business man, if he beeomes confused, is almost sure to be adversely affected. Stepping from business to sports, any ath- | lete who allows himself to become con- fused reduces his efficiency to a minimum. How many games of baseball have been lost because of the confusion of one or more players? Go to the golf links, and you see a man playing steadily until one poor shot upsets him, and tensing his nerves, to try to overcome his tendency to slice or hook, or some other fault that has cropped up in his playing, he becomes so confused his game “is shot to pieces,” as the men on the links say. Back to the Russians. They will learn. probably to their mortification, that their policy of “confuse and grab” will fall flat in the United States, The nations of the world vary consid- erably in their customs; there are places where young men and women appear in public only when ehaperoned. INDEPENDENT MERCHANDISING The National Association of Retait Grocers has made a_survey of the reeent operating experience of independent gre- cery stores throughout the country, in towns ranking from little villages up to and ineluding New York City. It found that an overwhelming major- ity of the independents enjoyed better business during the first half of 1947 than in the same period of 1946. Asked as to their opinion of future prospects, 87 per cent of the operators felt that business would be good, and only 7 per cent feared a serious decline. What makes this survey particularly interesting is that not so many years ago the virtual demise of the independent merchant was widely forecast—due to the competition of the chain systems. A num- ber of states passed restrictive chain store tax laws of one kind or'another, and a na- tional measure was aggressively pushed in Congress, but never passed. Many a pessimist was firmly convineed that inde- pendent merchandising, in all basie lines, was a fast-dying enterprise. The experience of the following years has shown how wrong the harbingers of disaster were. Independent merchandising accepted chain competition on its own grounds, and met it. Competition, instead of destroying one kind of retailing, simply forced all retailing to better its service, to improve its stock, and to watch its prices —to the enormous benefit of the consum- ing population. The progressive merchant who knew his business, whether he ran his own store or a chain outlet, prospered accordingly. In this, as in all other fields of business, free enterprise again proved its soundness. It is just possible that the general pub- lic will have to be protected against labor and capital. NEW LABOR LAW MUST BE OBEYED Labor bosses still order the honest American workers to strike and tie up in- dustrial and business institutions, in de- fiance of the new Labor Law. How can any sensible person become a party to efforts to break down this Fed- eral law? It was passed twice by Con- gress, by more than two-thirds majorities in the Senate and House—over President Truman's vetoes. If that law is ng. every law on the books is questionable. Besides, if the law is to be ehallenged for its con- stitutionality or any other reason, the higher courts—and the Supreme Court— \ will have to deeide the issue. THE KEY WEST CiTIZEn | . . To Fingerprint Fingerpr-niing of -all city em- ployes began this morning by or- der of Myrtland Cates, ;Civil Service regulation September 9. All fingerprints will be fer. Investigation, Washington, D. C. Selehatabeletataietateiat iif | Radio Programs ere ere §:00—To Be Announced—nbe News Broadcast, 15 Mins. Dance Music Bands—mbs 6:15—Rhapsody of Rockies—nbe Word From Country—ebs 8:30—Boston Tune Party—rbe Saturday. Sports Review—cbe Cecil Brown Comment—mbs 6:45—The Art of Living--nbe World News Commertary—ebs Jan August repeat-—inbs-west @:00_Foreign Policy Taiks—nbe Hawk Larabee Drama—ebs Hawaii Calls Musicians—mbe @:30—Curtain Time Dramatic—nbe Mark Warnow Soundoft—eba News and Sports—mbs 6:48—Saturday Commentary—mbe ¥:00—The Life of Riley—nbe Lewis Little Show—cbs ‘Twenty Questions Quiz—mbe 7:30—Truth or Consequences—nde Sweeney and March—cbs Better Half Quiz—mbs 7:55—Five Minutes News—cbs $:00—Saturday Hit Parade. Bill Godwin Comedy—el Listen Carefully Quiz— 8:30—Can You Top This, Gags—nbe Vaughn Monroe Show—cl High Adventure Drama—mbe $:00—Jury Canova Comedy—nbe The Saturday Serenade—cbs Chicago Theater of the Air—mbe 9:30—The Grand Ole Opry—nbe Abe Burrows Tunes—cbs :48—Dance Tune Band—cbs 10:00—News & Variety 3 hrs.—nbe ABC PROGRAM Eastern Daylight or Eastern Stands 6:00—Network Song Time €:30—Harry Wismer's Sports 6:45—To Be Announced (30 ming} eS on 8 nd Malone 10:00—Prof. Quiz atid Quiz 10:30—The Hayloft Hoedown 11:00—News, Dance Band Hour 12:00—Dance Band Hour—west only NETWORK PROGRAMS Time i rn standard. Fer cen. tral stan ubtract. , 10r mountain standard subtract ot) hours. Some local stations chai hour of relay to fit local schedules. Last minute program changes cans not be included. . SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 (For East, Daylight add one hows) Afterneen 12:00—America United, People's Platl Music From M 12:30—The Chicago Roundtable—nb@ Time for Reason Talk—c! 12:45—H. K. Smith at London—cbs Concert cbs vs; Veterans’ Panel—mbs 1:48—Sunday Matinee Tunes—cbs rade, Comment—nbe mphony—cbs Reunion, Drama—mbs 2:30—One Man's Fam The Juvenile Jury—mbs 3:00—Quiz Kid: The House of Mystery—mbs 3:30—See. Phil Spitamy G bs Detective Mysteries Drama—mbs 4:00—NBC Svmphony Hour—nbe Family ‘lime, Rise Stevens—ebs a adow Drama—mbs n Sablon and Song—cbs as a Flash—mbs 4:45—Sunday Commentary—cbs Evening ; holic Radio Service—nbe Ginny Sinus Song Nick Carter, Detecti 6:00—Jack Paar Comedy—nbe The Gene Autry Show—cbs Mysterious veler—mbs 6:30—Rogcue's Gallery, Drama—nbe Blondie-Dagwood,’ Comedy—ebs. Gabriel Hea Show—mbs 7:30—Dorothy I Crime Doct Jimmy Fidl 7:485—To Be Announced—mbs nutes News—cbs to-Round—nbe r, Skit—cbs: 8:30—Album of F r Music—nbe The Tony Martin Show—cbs Jim Backus Comedy—mbs 9:00—Take It or Leave It—nbe coin Letters, Drama—cba Be Announced—mbs 10:00—News & Variety 3 hrs.—nbe News, Variety, Dance 3 hrs.—cbs News and Dance 2 hrs.—mbs ABC PROGRAMS — Times fit either Eastern Daylight or Eastern Standar* Afternoon 1:00—Warriors of Pe: 1:30—Sanini Se sie, Dog a 3:15—Johnny ‘Thompson Songs 3:30—Week Around the Worl® 4:00—Are These Our Children? 4:30—RRex Maupin Music $:00—Quiz ‘Time in Afternoon 5:30—David Uarding, Counterspy Evening 00—Pearson Comment 10:45—To Be Announced 11:00—News & Dance Hour 12:00—Dance Band Hourzyeag ote 1 Solicitor far City Employes, Civil {Service Board chairman. This is being done in compliance with a that | was approved by the board on warded to the Federal Bureau of News, Variety, D: hrs.—ebs Korn’s a Krackin’ s 10:30—Dancing & News (1% hrs.)—mbe S—Times “fit either lard, | T Attorney + i jon return of plans and on or befor: NOFICE OF CALLING FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given to whom it may coneern that on the 14th day of Gahoner. ALD. 1947, 2:30. P. in the Monroe Coun ‘ourt Hou Key West, Florida, the Board County Commissioners of Monroe County, Florida, will open sealed bids for the following: Construction of “Monroe €eunty Beach” at Key West, Florida, according to plans and specifications drawn and. pre- pared by R. D. Spalding & As- soctates. Copies of plans, nd all the necessary bid matio&® may be obta’ Clerk of the Board of County Com- missioners, Monroe County Court Howse, Key West, Florida, upon de- posit of ‘Twenty-five Pollurs 6826.00), which will be returned spec! specifications infor- a- tions. All bids must. be in the hands of the County Clerk on or before 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, October ath, 1947. The Commission reserves the right to accept er reieect any and all bids made pursuant to this ad- vertisement. Dated September 12th, 1947, at Key West, Frorica. ROSS € SAWYER, erk, Board of mmissionersy unty, Florida. e AND FOR MONROE CHANCERY. une Now b1-1 GERTRUDE GONZALEZ WARSKOW, Plaintiff, FAVORECE ARSKOW, Jr., ant. vs. ERNEST PAUL ORDER OF P CATION TO: Benest Paul Warskow, Jr., Kkating Rink, Wilkinson rth Carolina. Charlotte, Ni reeulred to ay You are hereb= pear to the Bill for € inst you in the se on or before the 15th day October, A.D. otherwise allegations therein be taken as Done and Ordered at day the will Key West of Septem- Florida, this 12th ber, A.D. 1947. (Cireult Court Seal) Ross SAWYER, Clerk By: Kathleen Nottage,_ Enrique Esquinald: Attorney for Plaintit’ sep 13-2 NROE JUDGE. MO: FLORIDA, IN PROBAT! Rstate of John ¢ George G. Bro Attorney for 1947, aus. TN, FRE CIREUTP COURT OF DHE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL Re OF TMB STATE OF FLOR AN HR WONROE COUN CHANCE Cane Ne. tt-12 THEADORA LOUISE THURSTON Plaintiff, DIVOR ARNOLD THURS Defendant. UBLICATION Thurston, ve. GRIFFITH to ap- rece filed | pear to the against yeu cause on Oetober, A.D. 1947, allegations contained be taken as confessed. Dene and Ordered at Key Blorida, this day of Sept ber, A.D. trout the styled day « t above Sth otherw therein in or before the ze will Deputy William Vv. ter Albury, Plaintitt. sep 6-1 . OF THE STATE AND eWANG ERY. ane vs, VAN HESS “ ORDER OF 0: Van Hes Phone 1049-J. sept5-8x i are cnaries a me 1 stairs. Phone 397-M. : iin" Bargains in bedspreads, | oie _ Washin rugs, bath » dresses, slips, : Furni weurareuueceny - {Furnished four-room apartment, ss ete. or time payments. i ian . : Bening sou In, R. R. Russell, 508 William St..| Maid and janitor service, linens Cause on’ or before the. sth Phone 831R x| and all utilities furnished. Apply | October, AD. TAT. otherwise Bene oe septl2-2tx | Coral Hotel Apartments. Op allegations contained th i ite Post i tc be taken as confe : |Solar water heaters. Large neat- | posite Post Office. sepes-14ta! nit Court Seal) ROSS ¢ Clerk ¢ 5 By: Alice H. Sal Deputy ALBURY, Plaintiff. SAWYER, William Vv. Attorney f Now tt-415 D STORM, Plaintiff, Dive . FLORENCE LORE ne JOHN EDWAR vs. KATHE STC Defe ORDER OF > TOK PHBL § Mercer Street, hillipsburge, N: are hereby re. bear to the divoree in the ab the tember. Ab. 1947, allegations therein as confessed. is order ix once @ Week fe Weeks in The k Newsnaner peblich: Kev West. Flo} Done amd Ordered of Ameoust, AD. 1947 (SEAL) ROS: th taken otherwise will be te f Merk Mon Avion B. errs Plainvirt ea from the { up- | County | Monroe; pf Cireuit Court. | a | Singer and other typé sewing ma ni Free demonstration on new Rum- West, | $9790) complete. Immediate) —_—__—— ee } delivery. Sales and service.| REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SHOPPING |, (Overseas Cycle Store: 920) Divi- | sion Street, Telephone 1380. |For any kind of p: rties i: septl2-2tx! West, be it heave ter business a THE EASY - is contact Paul Boysen, 626 Flem. , Bicycles rented and repaired. New ing Street, Phone 153. les in stock. Overseas | sept9- Store, 920 Division Street, iy Telephone 1380. septl2-3tx | FOR RENT | | FOR SALE ‘Large five - window furnished | | room, adjoining rt Spanish limes, _ bougainvillaea, | aca or alginpes fe os a wae | | Stephanotis, caladiums, frangi-) kitchen privileges if desired | pani, poincianas, palms, cro- ts iow ote oa SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2058888 Rehearsals Underway For ‘The Drunkard ey — JERE BBeBeBeaBsaseeeas CLASSIFIED ADS Information for the Advertisers j Well underway with hae aly PAYMENT e cant f “The De RATES ies BEGUEAR, and pens tied, advertine: jis the cast o a BLACKPA Ping invariably i s gtvanes, wet old-time favorite me | Advertisements under this head | will be inserted in The Citizen at \the rate of 2c a word for each in- heir advertise- which will be preemie’ ip ote (Key West Players o* an nF | i : ft LICA’ \ihe first io words or less fs 208 gto es are publication. °oPFore. ti fall production next emt Word and the mintmem charge for |eclock In the morning 09 the 487 th. Barn ‘heal, Mwah jthe first 15 words is 45¢, of publication, In keeping with @e « | AM advertising is accepted under the fol § ae Be this old revival, ale hg Sree shat omy "tar the first Insertion in, Chass ene i “The Fallen % vi he a ; part of the rtisemen e . a. Audition ‘ & RO 8 ee eee et cid Mondor 2 HELP WANTED ' FOR SALE the Barn Theawe. T Mee ' } hint ——~ tdemestic drama tad s Man and wife to operate small| Hollywood bed, good —— successful 16-yea 0 Mek | hotel. Man must have all-; 912 Fleming Street, downstairs. oo Call ae ti wane | around mechanical ability. Wife; Phone 397-M. ful runs im New York City aap ! active also. P. O. Box 869, 9 |—————-—===-—= | many other curnatnities aap set9-10t ’40 Pontiae, club coupe de luxe Bp nia i eg j | Phone 644-W. septlO-Ste |e coun 444 wr ome Applications are now being ac- | American Museum, New Va : are bus ‘Plumbing _ supplies, _ complete |) is cepted for waitresses and bus ; : paints and; n boys for the Rainbow Room of | ~— Plastic im rd Co,| Mrs. Muide Laxerowlel, ding the La Concha Hotel, opening | 1532 NI road Street, Miami, jtor, has announ a September 20th. See Mrs. | Fl Phone 7.9421. sept?-tf will play leading is io a Clarke, between hours 9 a. a — double-cast billing They ae and 5 p. m., daily. sept9-5t - 3 comdr. C. Vance Gorden aul [Ri eo, 2 ‘Electric Spanish guitar, like new ao a Lae . Day clerk. Overseas Hotel. Ap-' For sale at half price. Apely ward:” Gerald Saund ta ply Manager, Overseas Hotel. | 12-C Porter Ptace. septs-6tx ver Crobbe ond Com pepe le m Wil sac. (Francis M. Ra many 8 tesam,” ‘corner grocery store. Wi wh Elizabeth ri Local girl wanted. Must know} yifice. Inquire 632 Olivia St. dary ey Ms. W.G — | ‘how to type and have general} ~ sept!3-Itx ond rate res - | knowledge of office work.} c y . ndon, ond Velen ae | Permanent job. Write Postoffice |g houses and lots, 1 lot size 52 ig = ” - Box 466, Key West. septl3-3t}” 9g, 1 lot size 46 x 52. Price Roy) Skee ow © $3,000, Malf down. 823 Vir- “Miss Spindle” with Jesughime MISCELLANEOUS ginia St. Phone 1380-R. (Mrs. C. O) Trieble, and An fj septi1-3tx (Mrs. Wo A) Frise ‘oy te Yor guaranteed plumbing work part of “Agne | and repairs, call John Curry,|One 30-galion gas hot water heat-| Completing the cost will wee 512 Margaret Street, Phone 781.) er: one 54 cubic foot Warren|new group of meme © a Give us a try on your next job.! commercial refrigerator, with/Key West Play: wee Free estimates. sept2-1mo} compressor; one 42-inch high nounced shortly Of mtecet © ae a speed exhaust fan; one 4-burn- fact that seve oe | \Vacuum cleaners and washing} 4, gas range, with oven; one 2 isct parts | machines repaired. O’Briant.| burner hot plate; one 4 x 6 iia ee Telephone 1164-M. sept2-Imof metal hood; two 6 x 6 venetian Te ts ee |, DUI roe eeeeeeeane Geen Grand opening of the new Evans- a AAI AMRIT 9 een PERSONALS Deceased. i A trap; nine pink 40-watt flour- To All Creditors and Versons Pilkington Studio, Tuesday,} escent tubes; 60” round oak ta- | jAexingt Said Rwtate: September 2, 509 Southard St.| bie with center pedestal. Ap- SWHtiniitttnstnistsii “You and each of you are hereby! Phone 439 for appoinmtent.! ply Duffy’s Tavern. _ sep11-3tx oa notified and required to, Pn’vou,| Grand opening coupons may be Leaves For wal or either Of Fou. may have axgalnet | had by phoning your name and} 1941 Buick convertible, excellent Mrs. Me on — Humes = late of said County, ; address. sept2-tf} condition. Apply 400, rear, Si dough = = Judge of Monroe County, H z monton Street. septl2-3tx | Russe will leave at hls office in the court house of Swedish massage treatments, 5 ternoon for Oriande, «here i said County at Nelarmonths from{ for $13.00, 10 for $25.00. Phone|14-foot non-sinkable alumnium Russell will enter the Male the time of me ae » agatlon oF | 575 for appointment. craftboat, with trailer, new yerde College She tome @ ce. Each claim or deme re Pe iimetin writings aud. shalli state sept2-1mo| tires. Price, $325.00. Can be course in music, spect & the place of residence and post of- seen at 1503 South Street. [piano and trumpet fice "address of the claimant, and yfotors rewound and repaired. All septi2-Stx a al shall be sworn to th jaimant, we ‘ his agent, or his at and any] appliances repaired. C. & W. FOR SALE evicht claims ep demands nt? filed) Electric Shop, 832 Duval Street, |Three-wheel motorcycle. Engine ___ 7 — bs (sd) Bernice Park Phone 1341. sep8-20tx | im good condition. $185.00. Ap- go: of Diamond Rime Salt Administratrix of the} ply 2207 Flagler. sept!3-3tx 1009 Angela Street en ATTENTION! | chines sold, repaired and re- built. Treadle machines elec-} trified. We pay as high as $25 | New 2-story duplex apartment} house. Lot 90 x 96. Beautifully landscaped. Fruit trees. Furn- z ished. Inquire at 700 White St. for your old Singer round bob-; = . bin. Phone 1393, 706% Duval! septl3-6tx | To All My Friends and Customett Street. T have moved im with Jane aa i 8%" green storm awning shut- ters, complete. Just painted. Senech oe Phone 112-J. sept!3-3tx Women’s and Children’s Dresses’ 1934 Chevrolet, fair condition Alterations of All Kinds | 5.00. 644 William Button Holes Made ee fase { 706 Duval St. Phone 1393 \ sama septl2-3tx' Three 1942 Ford trucks, one %- | ton panel two %-ton canopy. Apply Adams Dairy. Shine, where | will greet oe with the same service and Geaf ‘tesy that you always got from a JULIO PERES. | Phone 1178, Day or Ng JANE and SHINE 1802 BERTHA STREET sept2-mon-fri-sat-tf sey clectric power lawn mower, ' q-nhenaeneneee septl0-6t Hot water; also washi facili- 1004 Southard Street,! ties. 912 Fleming aicecte dawn. | tons. | ing units, 100-gal. heavy-duty) Ai ae insulated tank. Can be had for|"uynished cottage and apartment. small monthly payments. No! Bree Margaret Street. | money down. Guaranteed. Or-| Phone 846-J. Septs-6tx der now for immediate delivery. : 5 Lee Bros. Neon Co., 614 Greene | Desirable room with South Beach | KEyes Examined St., Phone 4, Key West, Fla. | VieW in private home. Outside Rroken Lenses sept6-sat-tf} @mtrance. Twin beds, bath Duplicated i with shower. Phone 605-M. (24-Mour Service grit auxiliary ketch, 16) septll-6tx Ww Repairs eam, 9 draft, Lathrop 103 hp|a———— ~ nevene now located Jackson-| rae Py, day, week or season, wre viption rugged construction and is st-| Gis Septl2-2tx or ong — ed as a modified Gloucester fish-/ Furnished apartm “ wRay ened erman. Ideal for deep-: ateibath, 1 See) Wemenee meee Calobar Coates ing or racing. Readily convert-| 831-R, ate OP . — ed to commercial use. Write septtd-Sex WClasses Neb jrosteret Howard Palmer, 2702 Elmwood |5-room furnis! riment e Road, Jacksonville, for further] sisting of ein "<= i, © Lomb Cptiedt Gn (ee, sept6-13-20| tric Frigidaire, hot wa o|| Peete ae Goel © .s » ter. $60 Products Used sstwety Taare Sara month. Apply 909 Elizabeth “4 — ‘ortable Electric White Sewing| St. 112-46. Machine. 127-B Poinciana. er Dr. J. A Valdes sep13-4tx |Furnished apartment. 712 Eaton . OPTOMETRIST Office Mours: 9.12 and 2.5 pam Street. septl3-3tx 15-D Porter Place. WANTED TO RENT | Evenings by Appoint sep13-3tx | ——————————_____ ADDRESS: PHONES ee Two-bedroom house, no chitdren | Valdes Bldg Ottice 132 table Sewing Ma-) or pets. Will take goud care | 819 Duval 00. 706 Duval street.| of property, Phone 224-M Upstairs Residence 0 sepl3-2t septld-ltx | enemies ees