The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 31, 1947, Page 2

gemator Claude Se ag anion he has rormed an “about-face” regarding | Marshall Plan. He points out that he said he would vote for the p Russia. ‘and cher “so.ealled satellites.” ‘Pepper has been in Russia, and it is ‘hard: for The Citien“to understand his benign attitude toward that. country. He an, knows that the pregs is not free.in-Russia, Every family gets a big thrill, gers all but pee é » ;When Dad :¢omes, home driving the car, hut somehow they a mew, automobile. ‘He , wears a \age to yhang on, and- smile as wide as the Amazbn ‘and yelling they hit ‘the 3 about | shonks..the -horn ‘long and ; way. Wh Epp: that free ‘speech is muzzled, he i “Hour “abs: ff i ashe i pe} Everybody rushes out to; A few minutes later, a quiet 'stternoon to ins t : ‘ anows that if. a Russian newspaper dared 15 a ogcur .aver the .% earth. 'see the new buggy. ‘residential section is disturbed thus far done on the — resoluti¢ to criticize Stalin, as papers sometimes in : rae “Ain't she a honey?” Dad by screaming sirens. Ambulan- ' yighway bridges. ‘ees and police cars are on their}: ‘way to another accident. At Charles Taylor, anager of ictowd is gathering pround the -Porter « pe ce Heft jand get a load of that uphols. other wreck. Injured are being ‘yesterday for New en to |tery. She’s 90. horsepower and Plaved on stretehers. Police are discuss with ‘steamship ai hie" do better’n 90 miles an taking names of witnesses. ,there the schedules of fruit ne hour.” | It all seems ble knee ane, that stop here ew os on their th “ . nd one seems able to tell just way from New York to said 's iny new car ha jus' 01 H of,the gadgets on the dash; she ane } of freedom as we understand it in.this SGOMPYY: Nikes the “new” smell. Sonny, % Steen light and start across} Ninety-one students of the ithe imtersecticn. At that mo- Key West High School attained fs fa fs |18, and Sis, 16, are all aquiver. y country. Russians are afraid of their own Si eige on ioe how they want to out their ‘ment an old jalopy, pens Lain a rating above sven during shadows, so far as their talking about ee oom ort MT oabsgt RON 7418 hands on that chariot and do (Sees tee Saree aiedwhest Geddeee yey gps their dictatorial government is. concerned. mer: SOE strutting. itizen, (either did not see the -light | ported to ‘The Citizen today. ‘| ‘They know that the Kremlin strikes often | S#xcen Ya He and: bis, is an_averege family, Change or he thought he could sl and strikes hard against anybody who ‘ “fie had to do some penny pinch. Peat it. ; The membership drive of the = " : | Two. automobiles were a, tang-} School P.-T.A. ended dares to challenge its authority. piss fe. make the, down pe led mass of wreckage. Four i tsrday, with a total of 83 a: Russian -Iron Curtain is not a and ..obigate. himself -for stiff 7 in two girls.a oy :and hers: mere. figure of speech. Russia wants to © parce ,payments for, the next 12 months hospi pees a fellow just has to have a pe Daly tdt eas - Saray arg M G. Frank Sawyer know. gph is going et a 2 ne Now, let’s shift the scene. to lies were'stricken by this tragic Ihars. Louisa Warren left es [tard but ahs the _ world from Sac ieea.to.apz'2 back yard on the other side ousurenee. Hospital pile iri jmorning for Miami, where. they arn ing: anything. about ussia. Russian Information Please— hereby ‘require ied of town.where Bill, a high school S'S fees, " intend to visit for three or four ithe United States take President Truman * Pron to task, everybody in the Russian newspa- ‘at local or | Per yoffice .who -had anything to do with h anonymous} attacking Stalin .would he throwniinto jail, or probably sent to a oe in -Si- beria or executed. Pepper knows.-that.the ay of ‘life in ‘Russia is not in,accgrd withthe doctrine yells, “Lookit those streamlines , jand accessories, radio, cigar | jlighter, heater fan, foglights, - | 9:56—Five-Minute bo weet F ; etree Aca charges and lawyer’s fees piled ' Weeks. 1iM entatives. { dn thie United Mations, pa ‘3 10:00—The Mystery Theater—nbo ait fe Bnet stot es ‘oc opyi 18nd his, chum, Bob, « are up. The personal and financial ra y Vishinsky, -have lied about high it Pays to Be Ignorant—cbe Novem: aS” i947, otherwise Souping up an old jalopy they f | 3 - Bs s Boxing & Sports Show—abe page 2S tained, therein ed k dealer, 1088 of everyone involved was; Mrs, Pauline Hemingway, who officials i ited Stat id P Meet tke Press Interviews—mbs, | ‘Ne, allegations contained picked.up from a junk dealer. : Heh the United mee SHO Sep Re 10:20—BI Stern Sports Sgot—nbo oe be tee Se eeee west,{With salvaged tires, odds and Staggering. had been away for four months, i ey I e 4 , Is 7 Z it ipawe Sieg ted Bate Night Show: Birida, ths oth day of October, ends and maybe a bobby-pin or | “50 what — it was just another !returned yesterday. jtwo, they have created a me- accident. They happen evorv Night Show—mbe In the face of those and other truths 45— ental pi ae ah ~~ ‘chanical monstrosity which ay. But they always happen to’ Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Mathews 9 taitcule Court: Soap, G SAWxXER, about the sneaky, scheming Russian lead- ‘Variety, Dat Clerk of Cireuit Court. ‘the: OTHER people, you say. Don't jert yesterday for Washington, ves - . . R : y are preparing to launch 4 4 ers, The Citizen is unable to determine ‘Dance Band 2 brs—mbe ByiRathiepaty Clerk.‘upon the public highways. be too sure. It CAN happen to where Mr. Mathews is employ. why Pepper is so concerned about Russia a0 Dancing: Continued—ebo-weet ‘| Titian, are f. To them that jalopy is pust ¥ The new Motor Vehicle Res-, pe eee 1 t10-17-24-31, 1947. ‘ili as the bright shiny ' sibe r PORTER : _ preteens to Dad er a ponsibility Law will help re-| ‘Today The Citizen says in. an LECTION NOTICE he be ld duce accidents. More frequent editorial , paragraph: . . The Bourd of Publte instruction ily. Every cent the boys cou! ii discs ef tears ehoulelhet c Drive carefully; if you are not inter- |* of Monroe County, Florida, has, by irake or scrape up for months inspec ey Bh iil bins ohare ‘Mr. si ores most aces . . :. ° cae resolution an in accordance wit requir the expression on «| | ested in saving the life of somebody else, |'] $entrai standard in eybazact one he the Florida School Code, called an jhas gone into it. They have) 3°. his car fully insured and pore! hy #3 Py id think of your own hide. — election in Special Tax School worked like beavers to make it -_= and -her satellites. a District Number One in Monroe! every motorist should be: legal- .when id ou are called HpoD neue a ee Desember, ish? for ‘the parvoes, of Dad's new car is fully insur-» ly nbn OTHER a Ke tle eae ee ee ee is dvmescan visitors MARSHALL STATES THE ISSUE ee poe ike lection of trustees for the i i, ining a cena hasigees fame ee ene are [foam ‘our Grocer rer That Good st miei : SO Sn a STAM * BRAND neighborliness.” 1Bien | There is. little reason to doubt the ac- ea Builat ime ane Sletten ottcieiay pets re Seo Pecan Pear} preg fs "hoe hang ; > > “fl euracy of the statement made by Seere- | '9:30—Coftee With Congress—nbo | | . : ne, Coral aay adore gage ‘ \Drive. carefully. COFFEE THE ORACLE. tary of State George C. Marshall, who | @°q3;grkMerriwell Dramamnbe . /Weese rlortda. Mtnmpettors Not so the jalopy. The boys | ERIE OF) Gnd CUBAN :a0—Archle Andrews Drama=nbe CR a penta, “and Witt jad a Hard enough time finding ', It is estimated that 670,000 Az. — A Found Today—— warns Americans that the plight of Eu- Mary Lee Tuglors Fallemobe Indians still live in Mexico: * sake s43, ae ae er money with which to buy oil, eet Bee Rett eta ps — 4 Arope, involves “the danger of the actual Shady Valley Folke—mbs wen High ee and ges to worry about insur-| ‘{ disappearance of the characteristics of | 1 vet Siositetind te # {Corner of United and) Tropical jing the .old crate. It wasn't ntig b J is Western civilization.” Piano Playhouse--abe fe Clerk oan sais wortt)"insuring. anyhow. : Soring the first |... General aifarshall says’ that the very |" Sn a poral + Neti sata’ Vue! HenteyAtew weeks later Dad climbs ‘ hose r Pathe < , Land of the Lost— cra" Polling Place Number Bi how his pride and. joy, lolls shalt, of 194 sere mote thant of the { foundations “of our Government and man- Say It With Music—nibs of, Samer fain {the cushions after a dast quarter af 1946. -This.is the report of | ner of living” are at stake in the political Soran ha irre i, eet ig x. “eed Fe “a Mal day at the office and starts | 4 . . *. 00—Theat 5 ni rm > f Department, which de- | and economic fight now underway in Eu-.| 12:30—the Horm: _ . for home. Relaxed he steps on | rrent ates of profits, after “higher” :in, relation to to- an during the war years, held down by the since- fits Tax. rope. He insists that American aid to Eu- rope will not suffice and urges the .people of the sixteen Western European countries to work harder, produce more and pull out of their economic plight. profits before taxes repre- Secretary Marshall insists that the gant about the” same .proportion of total | basic issue is simply “whether o> not.men } income’ now %as in the booming -year of | are to -be left free to organize their so- we after, elimination.of.inventory profit. | cial, political and economic existence in ntory, {profits one means the dollar | accordance with their desires” or whether e incresse: in stocks on hand as a-re- | dictatorships “by small groups of men” of rising, ‘ices. take over the power to regulate and con- <n aang profit picture is not uni- | trol the lives of all other people. It is an ever, with some industries: not‘|issue, he says, “old as recorded history” Aa prospects of most but today “has assumed more menacing ompanies, whose or apreeheerone than ever before.” Stars Over ee Mg inPlace ‘WNulmber ee the gas, the motor purrs like a [il American Farmer—abe i Matecu eegnoe Howse, Mifate- kitten. Gliding in and out of f Flight ints: the, a : a pedi and} . uy ier 1:00—Farm and. Home~nbe°. oy mint: aes 'traffic “he thoroughly enjoys | Grand Central Drazoat-cbi + Pinder, and’ Robert L.jhimself. He is pretty lucky to} UN Assembly Recordings— Luncheon Interviews—mba ~~ Polling Place Number Five—Ta- {have a car like this one. It cost] vernier .School “House, Tayerni it 4: Mocuniy Fair auie—ebe, Florida. ” Inspec ot ernier, ! plenty but it is worth it. Our T Speake—a George y At the high school, Bill and Gueet Bund Show—mbe «| rot nd + and Bob have just finished football Het Noon va, Notre Damp-obe “BOARD, OF PUBLIC INSTRUC- {practice and climb into their ja- TION 2:00—To Be Announced —mba Ph, MONROE COUNTY. Hlopy preparing to head — for Give and Take Quiz—cbs_- ¥ a} . CARLYLE ROBERTS, |home. A half.dozen kids swarm E hythm—abe : é ; .2:30—Football Games—abé-cbeabe | Attest: Chairman. jaround asking for a ride. Bill ; $:00—Edward Tomlinson Talk—nbe WILL ARD M. ALBURY, and Bob are popular. They have 4 g After Game Music—abe {Secretary and Superintendent. a car. So, before they get roll-| Dance Tune Time—mbs, oct 31; nov 7-14-21-28, 1947 4 ; 8:15—Dance Band Period—nbo b ling they have a total of six kids | piled on top of each other in a} .5:30—To Be Announced—nbo ee a 4c at Be COURT er. magia sar: car that the manufacturers had. St. Louls Matinee—cbs aN ar es designed to carry three at the Dance Music Orchestra—mbs ad 5:45—The King Cole Trio—nbe re Jan August Music Trio—fits RANE, jmost. i Plaintif¢, Everybody is happy and gay. : | ‘OSs pe ; ISLAND | HO DING COMPANY ‘Bill’ steps on the gas and the! Your Hor co Hua ian BA Florida pid } jalopy preparing to head for) ‘Many people know. a good thing the | -FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1947— : SPefendiants, home. A half dozen kids swarm ia EP TR ee 1946. R fioed rofits far -below th inute i} it fi Intensity, enthusiasm and !non-| Notice sen ie rsiven that, around asking for a ride. Bill . Rai pro! are far low the j.minute someone else sees it first. Ys inon- | Notice , us aby given tha “ria and Bob are popular. They ‘have | _ war years, air transportation took a loss, ‘general Seon aang corporations. had a igeteie Esteih. chalance are indicated for those | decree of fapactannts rendered: by/a car. So, before they get rol} born this day. The disposition is] Sr"ite qunges of the Cirewie Coure|ing they have a total of six kids THREE ACRES PER PERSON Overseas Transportation Ce eee ‘estless, i of the” KI h “Judicial Circuit! pil a eal rata te ‘ ‘ “ounty, on y of August, a 3 industry @ ‘food and kindred products} Since it requires about three acres of {erations without design. Itcmust seh ih that ceptein cause. in-vald|designed to carry three at the | C I ‘Showed a ae vena decline from the’| good land to provide each person with |be said, however, that some of | ("Grane in pitintitt tam inland | most. . ompany, ne. 3 first quarter of this year. food and clothing “at an average” stand- {the Schemes work out to pretty | Holling Company, of Florida. | Everybody is happy and See | lorida ration, et al., de- . good results, although, as a: rule, fendanta aa ‘special master in{Bill steps on the gas and the the native is apt to waste en- chancery appointed by, the ergy on strife or on .inconse-| the’ (rns thercof, wil!’ otter tor! frightened jack-rabbit. Pas: quential things. sale and sell at public outcry to the highest. and best bidder for cash, at the front door of the Political ec AM! and two. P.M, the same be- ing a legal sales day and the hours Mnouncements [ir 'eee! hours of sate, the follow. ard of living, the agricultural economists: are wondering whether the people of the United States appreciate the importance of maintaining soil fertility. The latest census figures place the population of the nation at 144,239,000 persons. The Soil Conservation Service says there are only about 460,000,000 Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service —— between —— MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS Between Miami and Key West spurt {jalopy leaps forward like be SECRETARY KRUG ON RESOURCES s The Secnetaty , of :the Interior :admits that he ie “‘more:than ever impressed with the -extraordinary. difficulty of reviewing ;the-problem ‘of-national resources and for- | eign-aid ‘in proper perspective.” He ob- the City of Key West, Florida, on| Monday, November 3. 194 ween the hours of eleven o'clock | A me conn Express Schedule: Courthouse of Monroe County, in! ing described property, situate in p c S (No Stops En Route! serves that “the.need for the conservation | acres of good crop land left in the coun- FOR ELECTION OF |, Government ot Ir in Section LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (BX. { , of our raw jmaterial sources is greater | try. This leaves a present reserve of about GITY COMMISSIONERS io’ dat, containing 32% ‘acres CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar. ' than ever J 81,000,000racres ‘of land that will not be | OF XE¥ WEST. FLORIDA, | Pore oF lew: | rives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- NOVEMBER 4 1947 night. \ ti His | pe nal . and official views seem damaged by continuous use Provided good Secti 23, = ynshi: while he favors aid to foreign nations he The population: experts believe that | For City Commissioner ‘North west auarter on night and arrives at Rey West at of Northeast quarter A. MAITLAND ADAMS Section 23, Township a Sbuth, PAUL G. ALBURY Range 40 East, containing 40 -LQUIS.CARBONELL w Northeast “Quarter (SB) of ALBERT B. COOPER 6:00 o’cloeck A.M. Local Schedule: (Stops At All Intermediate Points) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A. M. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 o’clock P. M. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A. M. and arrives at Key West at 5:00 o'clock the nation will have 147,500 ,000 persons by 1950 and this means, if our farmlands are depleted by erosion and over-use that, | in'1950, for the first time, the available good crop land will fall below the average of three acres per person. WILLIAM ‘Billy FREEMAN] Siuii' Renee "to Bose While it is highiy important for the EARL HIGGS ine i geten mete afore \nation to make every effort to sustain its | -HUNTER G. HARDEN together With ail the. tenenn agriculture, which is basic to prosperity (Sonny) therguis uelpnging ori ona in time of peace and abundance in time duty in c attention to some of the es | j vital questidns that are involved- in, does not “ih what he believes to be -his* Northeast Quarter (N Section 23, Township 59 South, FRED J. DION Range 40° East, comtaining 16 | LOUIS M J EISNER “Northwest” Quarter (NW) of Northwest Quarter (NW%) Uni Rolicy. He said: “It Pe @ country as Ba ons in _Yesourges asthe United States can not long underwrite the material deficits of other nations .without. serious ,impacts upon its ,eco omy and its resources.” S;922 244454 79 HIS H: ALBERT G. ROBERTS appertaining, Is being sold to satisfy said decree. Sanerance is the curse of the world, | of war, the development of a peaceful PETER J. ROSS ropated this 2nd day of September, peat FREE —— and DELIVERY SERVICE ‘% eaponsible for more ills than so-called.| world will make it possible for future ie bap hde ‘As Special. 3 421 Flemi CARGO INSURANCE ' _ sin, And some: of it is located in places | residents of the United States t BRUCE SAYLES REDFEARN & FERRELL, leming Street MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. Eaton & Francis Sts. mond gt Augpect. whatever food they may a ©.import| CHARLES S. TAYLOR ['2ui™hots une: PHONE 778 PHONES: 92 AND 68 3 .: Websites e. Attor: ie aig. JOSEPH M. VILEAR ee oet $-10-17-24,-81, 1947