The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 3, 1947, Page 2

THE KEY WS? CIMZEN _“MONKEY SHINES” an el ’ eee ! "What did dry ice doto the hurricane = ‘rom fe Chit sean that passed 50 miles west of Key West on » 4 Cobner ‘Greene. Ann Streets Po IS ieee carpet and October 11? de ime aden! “Monroe County 5 Grady Norton, Miami meteorologist, ‘SR “Wiered at Key West, Florida, as second class matter | comments on that question but does not : Rot EMBRR OF THR ASSOCIATED PRESS answer it because, he says, Army and j Rls: me eee Sa Sein etre dinpatchen credited Navy flyers and chemists, who seeded the on kind the eee ites tare: this papers 2" | hurricane with dry ice, have not yet made Beg eS RRS hit HUI Ha iihviatiitie : ~EPU DUPRE ESEEC SCPE PERESEEE EE DERE HENE Baie Dd aE G RERREY ~" SHS Gt Are tome 7 “9 ai dant sisi their report. But, Norton declares, the hurricane acted as no other hurricane had acted during his experience with storms of that type. ving the night of October 10, the hhrricane passed over thé. western tip of Cuba where winds, in . gusts, attained a One Year six Month three Mont! sne Month Weekly ADVERTISING RATES } Made Known on Application reise} $ SPECIAL NOTICE All reading ‘notices, cards of shanks, resolutions ‘eaD. tices, tc, Will be. ; : he editor at ovate of 10, oon a velocity of 57 miles an hour. Havana re- ‘Rotie entertainment ches trom? florted highest winds at 40 miles. Two hours before the center of the hurticane struck Dry Tortugas, ‘airplane Ti pilots reported highest winds at 65 miles an hour, yet when the hurricane struck the Tortugas area it blew away, an anemo- meter, and the velocity was mapmated at 150 miles an hour. Probably that estimate is nigh, but the velocity did exceed 100 miles when the anemometer was destroyed.. What made the hurricane gain in intensity in so short a time? The experimenters did not say wheth- er or not they attacked the hurricane with dry ice while on its‘ way from Cuba to the Tortugas. However that may be, the .| wind: not only increased but, ‘terrific thunderstorm developed in the hur- ik¥icane and. spread from Homestead to A fest Palm Beach. But the scientists have admitted that they seeded the hurricane .with dry ice when it was 100 miles southeast of Cape Hatteras and moving northwardly. And what happened? The center disintegrated and another center developed 200 miles to the southwest, but, instead of moving northwardly, its course was changed to- ward the west, causing it to strike Savan- nah and other places in Georgia. No wonder a commission in Georgia has protested to the United:States Weath- er Bureau that the people of Savannah were not given sufficient warning to take precautions against the hurricane. But the Weather Bureau is not to blame be- eause of the “monkey shines” committed by the hurricane. The complaint should be sent to the men who seeded the hurri- cane with dry ice. poder a ia ip to be Mceired are 5 cents a line. he Citizen}is an Sages He nk an as invites eine cussto # and subjects of local o Wut it will not publish anonymous 1947 IMPROVEMENTS, F' ADYOCA KEY BY THE: 9 Fy More Hotels and Apa Beath, and Bathing Pavilior 3. Airports—Land and Sea. 4. Consolidation of County a City Governments, 5. Community Auditorium, ‘MONOGRAPH General Eisenhowar, Washington, D. C. Dear “Ike:” As often as you repeat your dis- avowal of desiring the Presidency, as often you create further avowal that “Barkis is Willin’.” If you want the job, keep on denying that you want it until the psychological moment when an apparently reluctant affirma- tion will bring home the bacon. THE ORACLE. ns JUNIOR RED CROSS There is nothing so precious in the Today aaavka: Tee an ed ‘world ds sympathy between human be- ings. week campaign which seeks to enroll the FI students of Key West 100 per cent as DEADLY DISEASES IGNORED Junior Red Cross members. The Key West Citizen, knowing of the wonderful opportunity for service to oth- ers which the Junior Red Cross offers, heartily endorses the membership cam- paign in the local schools, Founded in 1917 by President Wood- row Wilson, the Junior Red Cross has grown to an organization of 19,000,000 members working toward the betterment of their fellows. Its members make gift boxes for dis- tribution to children overseas, favors for patients in the Naval Hospital, as well as provide entertainment for them. Make toys for blind ‘children, and children in the de- vastated areas of Europe, assist in com- munity betterment programs; and serve otherwise. When yoting minds and hands are busy in useful activities, there is little oppor- tunity for them to become in pastimes’ that lead to juvenile delinquency cases: ° This newspaper hopes Key West stu- dents will enroll 100 per cent in the Junior Red Cross, In explaining Junior Red Rross serv- ices, Mrs. N, H. Pepper, chairmban, quot-. ed the JRC “statement of belief:” “We believe in service for others, for our country, our community, and our school, in health of mind and body to fit us for greater service, and for better hu- man relations throughout the world. We have joined the American Junior Red Cross, to help achieve its aims by working together with members everywhere in our own and other lands.” John R. Steelman, chairman of the President’s Scientific Research Board, re- ports that some of the diseases which take a high toll of human life and health are receiving little attention in medical re- search programs. The Board recommends that the geovernment, industry, universities and other private groups increase their . out- lays for medical research, with most of the expansion coming from public funds to supplement, not replace, other active funds. The maladies to which scientific re- search, but the other diseases are not rhumatism, kidneys, influenza and the common cold. They are not receiving the attention that other diseases are getting and there seems to be need for a balanced medical research program. ‘According to report, cancer, venereal diseases and tuberculosis have priority under investigation in Federal medical re- search, but tre other diseases are not equally stressed. Little research is devot- ed to diseases of the heart and arteries, those associated with middle and old age and acute respiratory diseases. Mental diseases and dental diseases, widely pre- valent, have received practically no at- tention. By the time the average politician is ready to lead, the people are several miles ahead. HOW TO WASH DISHES The Florjda Supreme Court recently xoided an ordinance of the city of Miami_ Women of Key West who wash dishes, or their husbands who do the work for “ich barred women bartenders, 1) | them, may be interested in the declara- . eee £2) +? i tien of experts that it is more economical Italians have greatly contributed to | of time and motion to wash dishes from science, The discoveries of two Italians, | right to left, Galvani (1737-1798) and Volta (1745- The analysis is based upon motion 1837), gave us the eleetric battery with | pictures which reveal the wasted effort its power of producing a continuous | that goes into little motions not ordinarily quantity of electricity at a low potential, | observed. and one of seience’s greatest dates is Jan- Consequently, the experts suggest the uary 7, 1610, the date of Galileo's historic | right-to-left approach over the left-to- observation through g telescope, right procedure. later on, a. “Radio Programs’ | SeReRepeeennnareenunse )| | { i a Feida standard. 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Days Gone By pron last night in their MONDAY, 8, 1947 LN 52 held a house-warming party ‘Julian Marks has given the bio- "be fined for not voting, but they new head- logical station property he pur- don’t: enforce: the law there, quarters on the naval hospital ;chased recently at the head | vt either, ‘grounds. | Ladd, at a meeting | AS TAKEN FR Yest night of “the Key West. OF THE Chamber of Commerce, sug- NQV. 3, 1937. - ‘gested that a committee be ap- pointed by President Bascom L. Grooms to call on the county, Paul Marks, former Key commissioners and request that an address, ;, Miami, on Marks is Absentee voting, in the city Se _ Members: « of | Boy. Scout. Troop” Casa Roma is the name that | SAMPLE BALLOT General Municipal Election The City of Key West, Florida, : ‘Tuesday, Nov. 4, A. D. 1947 PRECINCT | Make a cross, mark. (%)-befote the | Make a cross mark (X) before the | Word “YES” to designate that you _ ame of the candidates of your choice. FOR CITY COMMISSIONER | of the City of Key West, Florida | Vote for Three (3): A. MAITLAND ADAMS PAUL G, ALBURY LOUIS CARBONELL ALBERT B. COOPER FRED J. DION LOUIS M. J. EISNER WM. BILLY FREEMAN de of America—nbe ctum, Myster?—cbs Groucho 2 rx Quiz—abe Show—abe Chie Chan Mystery’ 8:55—Five Minutes Dilly Rose Corn Show—nbe nd—aba iumph—mbs Subscribe to The Citizen—25c FREE OFFER FOR DEAFENED PERSONS For people who are troubled by hard-of-hearing, this may be the means for starting a new, full life —with all the enjoyment of ser- mons, music, friendly companion- ship. It is a fascinating brochure called “Full-tone Hearing” and is now available without «charge. Deafened persons acclaim it’as a Practical guide with advice and encouragement of gréat value. If you would like a free. copy, send your name and address on a penny post card and ask for “Full- tone Hearing.” Write BELTONE, Dept. 18 1450 W. 19th St., Chica- go 8, Ill. Also show this important news to a friend who may be hard-of- hearing. SREP ASCARIS pe Political Announcements | FOR ELECTION OF CITY COMMISSIONERS OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 4.1947 eemineaaiiaiiaenieieciecumtaoe ee | For City Commissioner | A. MAITLAND ADAMS | PAUL G. ALBURY | LOUIS CARBONELL | ALBERT B. COOPER FRED J. DION LOUIS M. J. EISNER WILLIAM Billy FREEMAN | EARL HIGGS HUNTER G. HARDEN (Sonny) ALBERT G. ROBERTS | PETER J. ROSS NEIL SAUNDERS BRUCE SAYLES CHARLES S. TAYLOR JOSEPH M. VILLAR HUNTER G. HARDEN EARL W. HIGGS ALBERT G. ROBERTS *, PETER’J; ROSS: NEIL SAUNDERS “BRUCE SAYLES- CHARLES S. TAYLOR JOSEPH M. VILLAR j ‘election on November 9, will end } ,at 4 o’clock tomorrow afternoon, © City Clerk valganers Pinder én. jnguncese today. | Monroe Co: a part of the county’s advertis' Char:mber to be used for majntenanc al operation. ‘President Groor he would name a committe the next meeting to call on he ‘commissioners. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Trevor, Cy "turned home yester who | | approve the question: or make a| ; cross mark (X) before the word “NO” to designate that you dis-} approve the question. CHAPTER 24637) KORIDA) menera be 1 Chapter 2) a Public tain’ Banda. on Stock cnroe County, State publi Island, | of Florida, | park pur- | and em- | po: said © sald City to or portions behalf of | € or sell such lands determined | sion to be | of ‘sald city; Frovided anys | lease or sale is first appro | a ndum election to be held deity; = th ap- im election. to led and held in said City West, g 8 foll "On the Island of Pe Count. wtwOTeCccOOT TTT F tee simple, tr yo W Vioriaa, he ror » County, BF orida, rlicularly ut interseetic the sl Hundred easterly 280) tothe shore line? the more innin to fhe uel of be any less, T minded on ortherly right-of-way line | 1 he d YES amended lowing desc a cemetery which & ed in Records, (TRAD OF _POINCI TO NAVY) Do you favor the tran Wer Housing Project, know ficially as Florida Pr la nee, (eo ent units), Ke . to the Navy? ~-YES —— NO lany effect on me, 'the island. Mrs. Richard M Murphy three children, visiting Mrs. Murphy’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. Cruz, left this morning for their home in De- troit. Today The says in an editorial p ‘5-Yr. Victim 7 ee Gassy Stomach branes years { suffered. from elling and bloat,” says a li-known citizen: “My meals laid ine my stomach and turned to gas. Had dizzy attacks from this condition. I tried many medicines, but they never had but finall, found INNER-AID. It cleared ‘out \ li my gas. Now I ate rae with- | t misery afterward. This is the only medicine that Eee helped | me.” INNER-AID is the new for- ‘mula of 12 juices from Nature's Plants. It has relieved many peo- ple who had never been really helped before by any medicine. | Taki shortly before meals it xes with your food, thus elim- ating the poisons stomach trouble. It will cleanse | | the bowels, clear gas from stom: | Re ach, enliven liver and remove old! bile go on Sold | _drug stores. ay City Garbage Disposal eighteen (18) acres. on ANOTHER PROCURED. POINCIANA SITE. the owned land. after the termination of for a Cemetery. ww and cost $1.75. Now who had been cents. ‘A 66-watt eleettic bulb used to it’s about 13 Relief At Last. * ForYour Cough at genio the seat Pret ot the Sens women tn and fo soot laden Dem, and and aid nature mehe ie eat he hi aw, tender, in-, eee mem- branes your sell you your arueeit lerstan t ii Rothe magi it ‘you must like the a standing tA miisgs the eh or you are CREOMULSION for cae ' ure. No e: that foster | |iaee's4 tt! from the system. So don’t &t suffering! Get INNER-AID. ¢,_ SAMPLE BALLOTS LECTION INFORMATION As this is a referendum election, the City Com- mission feels the voters should have com- plete information before casting their vote. DOG TRACT ISSUE 1. Mr. Hyman offers $8000.00 for the 2. The site wanted by Mr. Hyman is part of the land procured for th was surplus for that purp the City for Garbage Disposal, ‘but before it could be used, a road costing $6490.00 was built as a Federal Works Project. 3. The City is now using Dredgers Key, which belongs to the Navy, for Garbage Dis- posal on a REVOCABLE PERMIT. 4. If the Navy should revoke the permit, Garbage Disposal will have to be by BARGE or EITHER will have to be 1. The 210 Units wanted by the N only Permanent Units 2. Poinciana Extension and West Poinci- ana are Temporary Units, constructed on le land and are to be demolished erty returned to the owners. ZONING FOR CEMETERY If the Zoning Ordinance is amended as re- quested, the land may be used by the owners The land is between First and Fourth Streets and North of Seidenburg. JOO FAT? cet summer | this vitamin candy way Have a more slender, graceful fig- reising. No laxatives. Nodruge. With the sunple AYDS, Vitamin Candy. Reducing Plan you don’t cut out any meals, starch potatoes. meatsor butter, simp! easier Ww) nen yOu. enjQ fattamin fordsedy AYDS candy ' before meals Absolutely harmless n Drug t and e te amounting to about Golf Course, but *, 80 was used by QUESTION Navy are on Govyernment- hin two years the War and the prop- see