The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 14, 1947, Page 8

NOVEMBER 14, 1947 PAGE EIGHT A COUNTRY EDITOR + INTERVIEWS EUROPE | College credits in Spanish may now be obtained :in- the Convent | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN i . Apply To Wed Legion Installs 10 New Members |_U. 5. Delgado, Grand Chef de} | Train, 40 and 8, gave a report on| At Post Meeting tne seria Roundup held at San-. i ford, Fla., on Saturday, Novem- ber 8, 1947, A special meeting of Voiture 40) FRIDAY, lin the preparation of the Dedica-| | tion Program Book. Credits An application for a marriage! In Spanish At ' license was filed yesterday inj the office of County Judge Ray- | Local Convent mond R. Lord by Joseph S. Gul-; ‘ey, 38, of the U. S. Navy and! | Nina L. Calleja, 40, of 316 Eliz-| | abeth street. | | | Ten new ‘members were obli- : gated at the regular meeting of} ; 2 ‘BY JOE W. LEEDOM, Publisher, The Gordon (Nebr.) Journal i jof Mary Immaculate, — Sister i land 8, 4 oe Arthur S; Post, . 29,| ani will be held this evening | : September 25, 1947, | Catherine informed THe Citizen | aul) ‘They suffered _ billions ot} eee line ae Zeid day | at 8 o'clock at the Legion Home Ai Buschlag, today. dollars in bomb damage nacre : gion) Sd@Y | to formulate plans for a wreck or Frankfurt, Germany. Ske said. that she had been ad- SF which will never be repaired °Vening Those received into initiation to be held in Key West | ised by B.°C. Riley, dean of the membership were Mr .and Mrs.| on December 13. —while we general extension division of the} feel aint at University of Florida, that such ' Germany off in the dark days of credits will be given. students! 1. blitz, the U. S. would have | who take that course in the con-' been next and our cities: would lost nothing. They “Don't form a definite opinion on conditions in England and they hadn't held ny was the advice of an influential American in Lon- baa and now that a day has been spent in Paris, a 15-hour train ide cicross France and into the American Zone of Germany, I $38 understand fully what he meant. But back to a most in- Joseph B. Allen; Bert Sawyer, Don Bernard, Danile Martinez,’ Charles M. Machin, Ivan L. Bag gett, Merrill Sands, Lacy L. Lee Read the Classified Ads in The | Citizen. i ; vent. {hi be d 4 day in the country, ‘south of London. | Sister Catherine also explain- | \“V° Bian euoved: with ;our ong Billy Chappell. The cere- ocean of schools was a most pleasant person to ed that the Spanish course in the | “J)"\." Sth sapaere ss mony was conducted by the Key} = — meet fully an hour was spent in discussing educational as convent is not only given stu-| A Concent about. West Guard of Honor. a A resolution. was adopted by} the Post to be sent to the proper authorities urging the develop- ment of a seven-foot canal from} Repaired and Rented - Also in Stock—NEW BICYCLES - TRICYCLES | eee jer Matters. {dents who wish to acquire cred-} ow that Ih : Eoslond'e system of schools is not exactly like ours where ' its in that study. but also to those leery a es flinc ~ tsaycied a to "put every child through at least eight grades.! who wish to learn to speak and hee inere saath ener reas er here it is more a case of the child earning the right to con- , ‘ write.in Spanish. age Lich seen the terrible damage I c¢; ; ae ‘his education. Britain evidently has entered on a plan | venture a small eainien on the Miami to Key West as a we WAGONS - SCOOTERS developing to the utmost the capabilities of those who show a failure; that their promises to| case of England. Gay to) the National De ense SKATES give up all industry to the work-} England is in a crisis. No ane ee Nae ey West What lo It ‘Was with considerable pride that the professor pointed ers, with ‘shorter ‘hours, more} doubt of that. But England can “Gommendation was rendered Overseas Cycle Store : eat that now scholarships are open to outstanding boys for Eton, pay, more vacations, can't be be saved in just any moment second Vice Commander James; 920 Division St. Phone 1380 An Arrow Handkerchief, of course. They're @ school where the British Empire maintains that military carried out because when the|that England decides to save fF Hanrahan for exc lent_work I lorful, and they're the perfect ‘ategy is developed in her sons. Previously, it was required worker gets the idea that he/| herself. No one else can do it. ; es crisp, they’ aa corfu y P at one’s grandfather must definitely be an Eton student for a owns the business, then he| A member of Parliament said, Christmas gift boy to get in. But we have schools in the United States that wants to take a few days off asjand I quote him: “We have << Men love to get generous-sized Arrow Hand- the miners have been doing.; drifted into a crisis, which al- THREE HOTELS in. kerchiefs—and plenty of them, We have lo dre qimost as exclusive. And since England must manu-| mast everyone, except the most du The seven years of short rations have had an effect on the (cine: and export: to get money | idealogical supporters of the Located in the Heart of the City ¥ to choose from. dren of the present genera-® to buy food sit just won’t work.| government knew to be com- Rates ROOMS Write or Wire tien;.“according to their teach-' always is answered in a political But time will tell. ing.’ i Reasonable for Reservations e¥6;Gnd for that reason, the way, The laborer tells how the| A Difference of Opinion poy now ets aeboe a Cal with BATH and TELEPHONE ! Situation is of prime im- rules of life and business. were Almost everywhere, one runs sis” lance. * i written by the rich and the poor into ee init tine tere exists i soc - ee now is that i fai a by . Mille Is Scarce ihad to take them. Now with a a wide difference of opinion in| the British people are not work- F d P sh Mill : athe ‘fation of milk in, England labor government he contends who won thé World, Wars.: Con- | ing hard enough or producing or ers in? er 8 is‘l % pints per Week and it seems that it takes tinie to form a new fidentially,-, most feel that we ; enough goods. If we can pro- Hotel Hotel Hotel té. be milk in name only. It is plan. As the plan progresses, he lost the Peace, anyway, but | | duce the goods we can sell them, : dkimmed, the cream is used oniy maintains, all these things will be England feels that in each case |despite the prohibitive cost of 80 N.E. 3rd St 226 N.E. Ist Ave. 229 N.E. Ist Ave. fieaven knows where; no one ever ironed out. tthey held the enemy while the.| coal.” 80 Rooms 10¢ Roomg 80 Rooms gees any.,/ But at that, there is _ But those not belonging to the U. S. was taking ‘its own ‘sweet; Read carefully the report on Elevator Elevator Elevator y otherwise. They ‘time getting read. They: point | the Marshall Plan. Svularium Heated . Labor ‘party s hot’ milk for the coffee at noon out that. all the materials we Next letter will be on Ger- 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION @tid the tea in the afternoon, insist that- England reached its igh'there is no milk at all greatness by the fact that busi- supplied. were just a little “raw” | many. ' gt night: That doesn’t bother nessmen, small_and ‘great, were’ materials that were — process- SSPE ——_- @ ——_ able to build up a trade that covered the globs. They insist h coffee is it was. @hyone. much as Brit ed by labor.’ They expended just | as much labor as we did and so | just what the GI's ‘At the present time there is that the present government is we really didn’t do much after | . = potas Sy ota ee ° The Home of édnsiderable agitation for wage ae ee ice cies Teen ait BELDN ER S a/reerer Gi Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes miners now receiving $20 to $24 ¥ weekly, want $30. The white col- ’ : tlass-is in the middle of it LEWINSKY MEN'S SHOP with ,wages around $20 to $25 higher than in the U.S. “Miles of Regulations i Do- you’ remember how we “kicked” about OPA regulations? ey were nothing as compared to Bngland’s rules. One home- owner. wanted a pane of glass to replace a broken one. 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