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

| Bat: ost Pine 0 \ PAGE TWO ihe Wiest Citizen on the Ke nee cA moet & Sunday, by Me Be blisher ig titaaees ne. “chuixen eines * Corner Gree! d Ann Streets Only Daily Mgyrapaper in Key West and + lonroe County ee een ee tered at Key West, Florida, as second clase matter ‘OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS * whe Nreveialen Press is exclusively entitled to vee for reproduction of all news dispatches ecto to it or not otherwise credited in, this paper, nigo the local news published here. : ~ gUBSCRIPTION RATES Qfie Year ..... dix Months ADVERTISING RATKS Made Known on Application PECIAL NOTICE ~ All reading notices cards of thanks, resolutions whl be yespect, obituary notices, poems, goatee! for at the rate of 10 cents a jotices “for entertainment by Which @ revenue is to be derived are 5 cents a line. The Citizen is an open forum and Invites dis- ete, ins IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN More Hotels and Apartments. Beach and Bathing Pavilion, Airports—Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City Governments. Community Auditorium. MONOGRAPH To.U. 8. Publishers. If the newsprint shortage will con- tinue much longer, it will become ex- ceedingly difficult to keep our (mast) -heads above water. THE ORACLE. PRICES WILL NOT BE FROZEN . Congress, which has never ceased to “keep in toueh jwith the , great unsolved roblem of price control, ;lends little en- 3 *couragement ito advocates’ of a return ‘to, Sthé practices of the OPA ‘and -théir pro- ««posals for renewed price fixing and ration- teing. J Evidently the buying ‘public was con- verted to the decision that the constant in- ‘screase in wages demanded, and usually : obtained, by the labor unions made it ab- ™solutely necessary for the cost of living to “keep on spiraling with the wage increases. ~Some of the best authorities in Washing- ..ton, including outstanding commentators, “sindicate a tendency to the old-fashioned formula of side-tracking most of the gov- “ernment plans to set business policies. ” This may include freeing the bankers from «restraint against granting credit—so there »;may be more money for American small "business to operate and expand. * . In short, there has been a slow return + towards “normalcy” since the passage of <“the Taft-Haytley labor law, which has ac- qytually been:accepted by hundreds of thou- sands of wage workers who studied the legislation and thought it through. . n “ UNCLE SAM MARCHES ON * Despite all this newspaper conversa- ion about the great increase in goods and = merchandising being shipped to foreign countries under the stimulus of heavy aid * by our government, students who have © been following the question through say = that the export trade is down in autos, «trucks, steel, machinery, cotton, tobacco ‘and even in grains and meats. The author- “ities say that billions of dollars in new aid * will send exports upwards. The good news Pin the reports is that the boom in many industrial lines comes from home buying ~and that it will be helped considerably by “exports. ~ In spite of all the upsets in the affairs » of the world, good old Uncle Sam is found marching steadily along at the ..head of the procession. If you can manage to save your life ~on the highways for a few more weeks ~ you will be all set for the hazards of 1948, “-Rather pessimistic, you think? - a a el Anglo-Saxon civilization May - not-be yperfect but glance around the world for *the last thousand years or so, and see what you find that looks better, churches from lic issues and subjects of local or but it will not publish anonymous “GREAT DAY” Not only children must be stopped in taking the lives of the lower forms of creation, but curbs have.to be put on men md women also. Women, indirectly, came near exter- minating the beautiful White Heron in the Everglades and the Florida Keys, and would haye exterminated them had not the federal government stepped in and outlawed the killing of heron. Women, feathers in their hats, did. not.entertain a passing thought about the loss of' the lives of the birds that supplied the feathers. The .women were concerned. only. in the thought that. wearing-the feathers was dic- tated by Dame Fashion. ‘ But.men were more ruthless'in their slaughter of all types of birds, including the White Heron, in the Everglades and the Florida Keys. As The Citizen pointed out in an editorial about the wiping out of green turtle in these waters, the estab- lishment of the Everglades National Park will put an end to that slaughter. Oliver Griswold, president of the Key West Audubon Society, pointed out in an interview in The Citizen that the dedica- tion of the park was a “great day” for the wildlife it contains. Back in the days when hunting in areas that are now in.the park was more general than what it is now, hunters had no bag limit and they killed until they were glutted. But things are different now. No-hunting at all is.permitted in the confines of:the park. Common wildlife, as well as rare wildlife, to be found in no other area in the United States, from now on will be protected by federal game wardens. “Rum Running on the Florida Coast and the Bahamas,” a very interesting bro- chure on the rum running days of the ’30’s, and containing other exciting items, came to the notice of this writer recently. It also contained some astounding revela- tions of peculiar interest to the people of Key West. STASSEN’S POSITION Harold Stassen’s tirade against what he calls the Republican President-pickers is in extremely poor taste coming from a man who hopes to be the nominee of that party. He takes the position that the or- ganization is trying to foist a candidate upon the voters who meets the approval of party leaders. In this he attacks a practice which has existed for years, and is the only method by which party integrity can be main- tained. With few exceptions, candidates for President are chosen on their records of Political service. They came up through the ranks. They held important offices such as Governor or United States Sena- tor and are widely known. They have been strictly party men, giving assurance that as President their administrations would be along orthodox party lines. Call this machine politics or something else, Stassen will learn that it is the ap- proved practice, and he will make little progress in his own behalf by running counter to it. ;If it is the party’s decision as arrived at by delegates from the vari- ous states that a.certain man will be the strongest candidate, that man_ will be nominated. ! If either of the men Stassen is now con- demning is nominated, the Minnesota barnstormer will find himself more or less on the outside looking in. Stassen may still be a potential candidate, but he is erecting unnecessary handicaps to his ambitions. Inflation is like the weather; every- body talks about it but nobody does any- thing. DIFFERENCE IN FORM Civilization arrives in areas of Greece, according to a news dispatch, which tells us that strict orders have been issued against the “old custom” of decapitating enemies in warfare. It seems that the “custom” developed more than a hundred years ago when Greeks and Turks displayed the heads of enemies as conclusive proof of military triumph. The practice has been revived by Greek guerrillas against gendarmes and soldiers. The matter is interesting but not more so than the annual killings that occur up- on American highways. Whether one dies by the sword or being hit by a speeding motor yehicle is merely a detail, not par- | ticularly important to the victims. in, wearing White Heron, HE KEY WEST CITIZEN Par st elas Jocal stations change BF ae cue teat fot | .be Included. i Symphony—nbe m Country—cbs urday Sports Review—cbs T¥'Wismer Sports—abe ‘ball Scores—mbs sto >Newg: and Commentary—cbs Jack: Beal Comment—abe Danes Music Band—mbs 7:00—Hawk Larabee Drama—cbs Modern Music Museum—abe Hawaii Calls Musicians—mbs 7:30—Curtain Time Dr: Romance, Love Dra Challenge of Yukon News Broadcast—n 7:45—Lwin News Comment—mbs 8:00—The Lite of Biley—nbe Nighter ‘cbs Dolan, Detectiv = 8:30—Truth or Con: Leave It to 2! Famous Jury Tri: Hospitality Club- 8:85—Five Minutes News—cbs :00—Saturday Hit Parade—nbe Joan Davis Comedy— Gang Busters Drama. Stop Me, Gag Show—mbs 9:30—Judy Canova Show--nbe e Show—cbs quences—nbe Chicago Theatér—mbs 10:30—The Grand Ole Opry—nbe Abe Burrows Tunes—cbs Hayloft Hoedown—abe 10:45—To Be Announced—cbs 11:00—News & riety 2 News, Variety, ban News and Dance Dance & M. Downe: 11:30—Korn’s a Kr n’—mbs 12:00—Dancing Continued—abe-west Dance & News Hr.—mbs NETWORK PROGRAMS ‘Time is eastern standard. For ci tral standafd subtract one hour, fowen standard subtract two Some local stations change ir of @lay to fit local sched minute program changes can: not be included. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14 Afternoon ahaa Aerio: United, Forum—nbe People’s Platform, Forum—cbs Sam Pettingill Talk—abe Wm. Shirer Comment—mbs 1:15—News Commentary—abce Singing Canaries—mbs-basic 1:30—Chicago Roundtable—nbe Doorway to Life—cbs Sammy Kaye Senerade—abe For Your Approval—mbs 2:00 Robert Merrill Cancert—nbe ‘0 Be ‘Arinounced—cbs ea Sweetland Show—abe Stephen ‘Graham Drama—nbe 2:30—James Melton Concert—nbo Bob Reid Sings—cbs The Sunday Vespers—abe News; Veterans’ Panel—mbs 2:45—Sunday Matinee ‘Tunes—cbs Jie Parade, Comment—nbo, New York Phitharmonic—eps”” Lassie, Dog Drama—abe Theater of Song-—mbs-basig 3$:15—Johnny Thompson—abe 3:30—One Man's Family—nbe Week Around World—abe The Juvenile Jury—mbs a ene Kids, Joe Kelly—nbe These Our Children?—abo House of Mystery—-mba 4:30—Musicanna of Chicago—nbe Phil Spitalny Giris—cbs Sound Off By Warnow—abo Detective Mysteries—mbs §:00-The Sunday Theater—nbe Family Time, Rise Stevens—cbs Bill Lance Adventure—abe The Shadow Drama—mbs 8:30—Hoagy Carmi Counter Spy Quick as a Flash— 8:45—Sunday Commentary Evening 6:00—Catholic Radio Service—nbe Ozzie and Ha ‘bs. Drew Pearson Comment—abe Those Websters, Drama—mbs 6:15—News Summary—abe 6:30—Hollywood Preview—nbe Percy Faith, Ginny Simms. Greatest Story Ever Told—: Nick Carter, Detective—mb: 7:00—Jack Benny Comedy—nbe The Gene Autry Sho b Child's World Forum—abe Sherlock Holmes—mbs Phil and Alice—nbe Jondie-Dazwood Camedy—cbs “Exploring the Unknown—abe Gabriel Heatter Show 8:00—Edgar Bergen, Cha am "Spade “Adventures etroit. Symphony: Houi ‘The Mediation Board—mbs > 8:80 Fred Allen Comedy —nbe The Man Called 7 Commentary on Movies S—News Broadcast—mbs S—Five Minutes News—cbs 9:00—Merry-Go-Round—nbe Beet Corliss Archer, Walter Winchell Tim: Meet Me at Parky's— 5—Hollywood Comment—abe —Album of Familiar Music—abe ‘ony Martin, Alan Young—ebs Theater Guild Hour—abe Jim Backus Comedy—mbs 10:00—Take It or Leave It—nbe Christopher Wells, Drama—cbs Voices of Strinj mbs 10:30—Horace Heidt Show—nba Strike It Rich, Quiz—cbs Commentary of Movies—abe Latin-American Serenade—mbs 10:45—Beryl by Candlelight—abe 11: 100 News & Variety 2 hrs.—nbe ws, Variety, Dance 2 hrs.—cbe SELRAG Danee Hour—abe News, Dance Band 2 hrs.—mbs 12:00—Dancing Continued—abe-west Your Horoscope SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1947—That this day is a fortun- ate one for a measure of success is almost cortain, There will be given the favor of employers, great insight into speculative af- fairs ,a good. balance of mental gles in a } jie. Where it s line of | Angela. Street; right angles’ in, a Southw direction along. the, center Angela ,watet , Street: Palohy the * ceuter Street projected Street; thence projected center Hine Margaret t: thence —continuin) the center line of Angeli the end thereof and the waters of the I jd County Board Member Resi- » District No. 4° shall consist be known us SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1947 |) LEGALS RESOLUTION NO. 86 RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF .PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Mo} OUNTY, ' RUTERING EXISTIS CREATING NEW BOARD MEMBER DISTRICTS, WHEREAS, 230.06, AND/OK COUNTY RESIDENC by haan oh to alte Member Monroe id 1947, it present | Residence County, Florid: county into five Member Residence therefore, BE IT RESOLVE BOARD OF | PUBL! TION OF MONRO FLORIDA, that the County Member | Residenc: tri xl is necess County Districts ary Board ot [sit Laws of the State County Districts, Monroe County, Florida, and they are hereby establish TY BOARD ME 2 DISTRICT clude all the terr following boundary Commencing at the inters of the center line of | Marg: Street and the waters of the F bor. and running — thence in 5 terly direction along Ma reet to where it inte! er line of Angel thence t right angeles in esterly direction alon center line ected to the Said County Board Member Resi shall consist known as ing ‘boundary: v intersection of the center Angela Street projected until it hits the waters of the Gulf and running a Southwester! center line until it interse White Street angles along direction until center line of Divis thence at right ly direction f Div si ects the center running then a’ Southeaster! the center line of until it. i gles’ in along t a er Street the center line of United running thence along the line of United Street in erly direction until the center line of running thence Meni the Atlantic Ocean “to the South- begin sighth to and e3 PRECINCT NO. 5 shall with the center line of projected to the Southeast aters the G on the Island of Northeast of) E ur so projected and all of ine Ieeve lying Northeasterly. from the Island of , West to and including No » Key and Spanish Harbor ‘TY BOARD MEMBER RES: DISTRICT 3) shall within all the territory Notlowing boundar: at the in of Mar the Beginning the center lin jargaret the center line Street; thence at right an Northeasterly dir: center line of Angela Stree end thereof and thence extending along the center line of Angela Street projected to the waters of the Gulf. Said County Board | Member Residence Distr! shall con- to be known sist of ul RE Y POAT: ) ay DISTRICT . : Include all territory afin th at the center lin, the shy direc nited angles, f tion inter line of Unit: e it int Street; the ht angles in a Northwest tion along the center line ker Street | to . enter line of at right angles in a wh Rortheaste it. intersec! White Street; to to-wit, follows: n with y and include al County, re Ea a up to, Meted umbe Key . and un ted upon the mair ore Florida that ates resolution’ be spread u the minutes of The Board of Public tion of Monroe — County, and further, that it be rorded th the Cir Monroe Co Florida, nd be published, ha deserip- on of the boundaries of the ri Harry Markowitz, Ine. Formerly of Markowitz & Resnick,| and physical forces with the power to utilize them. Fame and fortune will come if the native will only work. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1947—Today’s indications prom- ise well for a lawyer or politi- cian. 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