The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 19, 1947, Page 2

“ PAGE TWO sbnue eymeateret ARTMAN, a So} MAN om ‘The Citiven. pulang ‘Cornér Greene and Ann Streets Only Dally Neprabaner, in. Seed ‘West and lonroe County Ltered at Key West, Florida, as second class matter atte EBB TR sh Sar eae HMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The "Associated, Press is exclusively entitled te use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper, an siso the local news published here. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Made Known on Application SPECIAL NOTICE Rane! reef notices, cards of thanks, resolutions obitnary notices, poem: will be of 10 cents a lin for e tainment by ch from hte enue is to be derived are 5 cents a line. The Gitiken te an open forum, and jnvites dis- ou n Of public issues and subjects of local or seneral paticke’ but it will not publish anonymous MEMBER a FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN 1, More Hotels and Apartments. 2. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. 3. Airports—Land and Sea. 4. Consolidation of County and City Governments, 5. Community Auditorium, MONOGRAPH To the American People: ing Europeans and Asiatics, to drop a Why not pause in weeping for starv- tear and a prayer for our people right here at home who are as short of food as they are.in foreign lands? THE ORACLE. 1 U. S. TROOPS FOR PALESTINE? eileen Already there is speculation as to the ‘military contribution that the United <States will make if called upon by the “United Nations to help enforce a settle- “ment in Palestine. M4 Military authorities say that air sup- “port might be a comparatively easy mat- +ter because the Air Force is stretching to “Tts full strength goal, but that to send any tseldiers would strip domestic garrisons. “Most of our: forces overseas are pinned «down by occupation duties and no appre- ~ciable number could be withdrawn from Europe or Japan for policing the Middle ~East. We have no idea whether the United «Nations will call upon the United States ~for soldiers, or not. We express the opin- ~ion, however, that the people of this coun- etry will not take kindly to the loss of American lives in any fighting that may follow the effort to establish a homeland »for the Jews in Palestine. . If the Arabs surprise the international Texperts.whg attempt to implement the “partition and put on a full-scale ‘military "campaign, involving heavy fighting and ~serious loss of life, the American officials “who so glibly accepted the obligation and responsibility will hear from the people “of this country in rather positive terms. ere = ANNIVERSARY - The anniversary of the attack upon ‘Pearl Harbor passed with relatively little “attention on the part of the people of the “United States. This is just as well. Certainly, there seems to be no reason for us to carry out _the suggestion, made a few years ago, that the anniversary of the attack become a national holiday. Regardless of many factors that tend to excuse the defenders of the island from being taken by surprise, the fact is ‘that _the nation was stunned by the disaster. Moreover, the enemy acquired a consid- erable control over vast areas of the Pa- _cifie as a result of the catastrophe. ———+ The fact that most writers, and speak- ers, are unfamiliar with their subjects, is not apparent to those who know less about «them. If we had no faults ourselves, we should not take so much delight in noting ~those of other people. Faults, like misery, love company. COUGH UP! The Citizen, in common with newspa- pers throughout the United States, ap- plauded congress when it passed a law prohibiting portal-to-partal payments, and thereby squashing scores of suits of that nature which had been instituted in fed- eral courts, But congressmen squirmed and side- stepped when a similar matter hit at their pocketbooks. They collect from the gov- ernment 20 cents a mile each way when they go back to their homes and return to Washington. If they travel by train or in their automobiles, the cost will be con- siderably under five cents a mile, yet they gouge 20 cents out of Uncle Sam. That’s a_ portal-to-portal handout, milking the government of money in the guise of expenses, three-quarters of which are not incurred. The Associated Press reported that, on Wednesday, members of the House of Representatives “applauded but rejected” a proposal that they “make a little sacri- fice” by “giving up their customary mile- age allowances.” In view of the increase of salaries of congressmen this year by $2,500, exempt from income tax, and an extra $2,500 for expenses, one would have thought that, in the interest of governmental economy house members would have readily ac- ceded to the proposal to forego the. collec- ‘tion of that 20 cents a mile in going to and from their homes for the Christmas and New Year’s holidays. But not so; they ap- plauded the proposal and then defeated it by a standing vote of 143 to 27. Hurrah! Dandy, dandy! It’s in accord- ance with the Christmas spirit of—getting all we can! Away with portal-to-portal pay, but as for us—cough up that 20 cents a mile! i There are people who do not believe in fairies, but they play the horses, just the same, “UNDEMOCRATIC” The effort of various minorities to put over the idea that it is undemocratic for any group of Americans to restrict mem- bership is meeting with some opposition. Recently, in New York, David Em- bury took the position, in a public, address, that fraternities have “the démocratic right” to place racial and_ religious re- strictions on their memberships and as- serted that college administrators did not have the right to “dictate” to campus fraternities about their membership re- strictions. There has been a great deal of care- less thinking on this subject in the United States. Certainly, if members of a minor- ity group have the right to form an asso- ciation for the purpose of their own bene- fit, they have no right to object to the for- mation of similar groups by any collection of individuals for any similar purpose. We have reached the stage in the United States where the majority of the population is unorganized but constantly assailed by aggressive and, to a large ex- tent, selfishly-directed organizations. If the process continues unchecked, the time will come when the nation will be run for the benefit of a collection of minorities and the vast majority of the people of the country will not have the rights that the minorities have acquired for themselves. While we have no sympathy with ra- cial or religious prejudices, there are oc- casions when every race and every religion has the right to organize along strictly racial or religious lines. In addi- tion, individuals have a right to organize along any lines which seem essential to them. So long as they do not conspire to injure others, there is nothing basically wrong with the association. No matter what you look for, the year 1948 will give you some surprises, ee DANGEROUS DECORATIONS The Christmas holiday season, with trees, decorations and candles, will be cel- ebrated in Key West, but it is very im- portant for all of us to understand the danger that comes from the use of inflam- mable decorations. Christmas lights should be checked, before being used again. The lights should be switched off when the house is vacated. All other decorations should be carefully used and fire extinguishers or a water supply should be instantly available. We know there are many who will read this article with a smile, but if it causes one parent to do something that prevents a fire and the possible loss of life, it will be worth writing. TUR REY WEST CITIZEN NETWORK PROGRAMS Time Is eastern sta’ tral standard subtract PY relay to tt focal schedulees st weinute program changes cane Rot be included, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19 Evening 6:00—News Report, 15 Min.—nbe Newscast Every Day—cbs flawork Silent Hour—abc-east iddies Hour (repeat)—abc-west letwork Silent (1 hr.)—mbs-east iddies Hour (repeat)—mbs-west €:18—Sports: Music Time—nbe United Nations Report—cbs 6: nen Barber Sports—cbs-' um & Abner repeat—cbs-west OES by Three—nbe Lowell Thomas (repeat 11)+ebp Pl Oe Be Club—nbe-basic ‘Beulah Show—e Reva and Common takgAne Fulton Lewy, Jr.—mbs 7:16-—News and Comment—nbe Jack Smith and Song—cbe or Commentary—abe Dinner Date—mbs facaxes House Party—nbe fen Crosby's Club—cbs ne Ranger Drama—abe lenry J. Taylor—mbs ¥:48—Kaltenborn Comment—nbe Ed Murrow News—cbs Sports Comment—mbs €:00—Paul Lavalle Melody=nbo ‘anny Brice Comedy—cbs t Mah Detective—abe ra Ives Recorded—mbs @:18—Alan Dale Show—mbs f] 8:80Can You Top This—nbe The Thin Man Drama—cbs This is F.B.1., Drama—abe Leave It to Girls, Guest—mbs 8:86—Five Minute News—cbs Billy Rose Comment—mbs 9:00—People Are Funny—nbe Mark Warnow Musio—cbs reak the Bank—abc jabriel Heatter Comment—tibs 0:15—Real Life Drama—mbs #:30—Lyman Waltz Time—nbo Suspense Drama—cbs The Sheriff, Drama—abe Information’ Please—mbs ~4 0:86—Five-Minute Sports—abe 10:00—The Mystery Theater—nbe It Pays to Be Ignorant—cbs joxing & Sports Show—abe feet the Press Interviews—mbds 10:30—Bill Stern Sports Spot—nbe Spike Jones Show—cbs Date Night Show—mbs 10:45—Pro and Con Talks—nbe " ass ws & Variety 2 hrs.—nbo 8, Variety, Dance 2 hrs.—cbs sand Dance Hour—abe News, Dance Band 2 hrs.—mbs 12:00—Dancing Continued—abc-west itd subti e hourg tor mountain standard two. ‘heures DECEMBER 20 Morning 8:30—Music of Americas—cbs $:00—The Story Shop—nbc Tommy Bartlett Hour—abo 9:15—Songs For You—cbs 9:30—Coffee With Congress—nbe 10: ae ane Merriwell Drama—nbe Navy Band—abe 10: UNS Androwe, Dramas hve Mary Lee Taylo! oe Piano Playhouse: Shady Valley Polke sabe 11:00—Meet he Me nbe tis « Abbott & ‘Costello abe W hoe Ed McConnell—nbdo The Adventurers Club—cbs Land of the Lost—abe Say It With Music—mbs Aftern 12:00—Theater of y—cbs Junior Junction—abe 12:30—The Home Program—nbo Stars Over Hollywood—cbs American Farmer—abe Flight Into the Past—mbs 1:00—Farm and Home—nbe Grand Central Drama— UN Assembly Recordings—abo Luncheon Interviews—mbs 1:30—Veterans se News—nbe County Fair Our Town Se Guest Band cbs 1:45—News of ae 2:00—To Be Announced—nbe Give and Take Quiz—cbs Metropolitan Opera 3 hrs.—abo Dance Half Hour—mbs 2:30—To Be Announced—nbe ‘The Country Journal—cbs To Be Announced—mbs $:00—Orchestras of Nation—nbe To Be Announced—cbs To Be Announced 1 hr. 3:30—Cross Section U. S. A.—cbs 4:0—Doctor8 Today—nbi Guest Band Sta Sports Parade—mbs 4:30—To Be Announced—nbe Cyril & Methodius Choir—cba: Dance Band ‘Time—mbs §:00—Tomlinson Comment—nbe Philadelphia Orchestra Hourdeébp | Tea and Crumpets—abe Dance Music Show—mbs 5:18—Chicago Orchestra—nbe * 5: a Herman Quartet—nbe- To Be Announced—mbs 5:45—The King Cole Trio—nbe Dorothy Fuldheim Comment abe Only 3.6 percent of Norway is under cultivation. LEGALS No The annual me of the share- holders of The Florida National Bank at West will be held in the directors’ of said bank In the City of Key West the 13th day of Janus 2:00 o'clock P. M., for t of electing — directo; reports of officers, commit and id for the business COURT OF THE UDICIAL CIRCULT FLORIDA, IN CHAN. Case No. 11-204 WILLIAM BOSCH, Plaintiff, rs. DIVORCE To: Mary C. Bosch, ORDER OF PU ©. Bosch, % a4, Canadensis, Pa. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint, for divorce, in the, above styled cause on the 6th da y 1948, otherwise — the therein will be taken as confessed. This order to be published ance Ao: consecutive weeks y t Citizen, a news- Paper published in Key West, Florida. Done and Ordered, this 3rd day A.D. RO! ER, Clerk of Cireuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. By: (sd) Florence B. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. dee 6-12-19-26, 1047 December, Tokyo May F ace Shortage of Baths TOKYO.—(AP). — Looks like three-fourths of Tokyo’s poputa- tion may .go without a bath this winter. Anyway, there ‘are 785 public bath houses using electricity which may have to close down because of the power shortage, and that’s where three-fourths of | the Japanese in this capital bathe. LEGALS Noni: {UADER, picaryions NAMB stare’ NOTICE 18 HEREBY CLVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious “Marathon Trailer Park,” Marathon, Flotida, intends to rex- ister said fictitious name with the. Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. Dated Becekeet 18, 1947. HRIS N. WILSON, BLAS G. WILSON, Sole Owners. 168, 1948, dec 19-26, 194 nee oe IN ay pies i CAROLE N PABRTH Piainuitr, BLTOR onapr’ ‘nA DIVORCE 1LTON. ACATION miiton, You. teas hee faired to 4 peat! to rike, BAL for Divorce > tiled in the above styled oh, oF: betok ‘the, 12th aay of if 2D. tas. otherwise the Stetina alhed «therein will ye. te SHE fp TORT MRD at Key nie He 10th day of we aan ‘A, De (Cireuit Soure § ay * ROSS C SAWYER, Clerk of Circuit Court. By: Kathleen Nottage, Deputy Clerk. William ¥. ‘Albury, Attorney, for Plaintift dee 12+19426, 1947; jan 2, 1948 IN THE CrtcUrT COURT OF TI LBURVESTH UDICIAL CIRCE ‘LORD. IN AND FOR MONROE COUNT IN CHANCERY. No. 11-209 T. B. a ‘ Platati¢t,” + DIVORCE MINNIE FENLEY, GoRE, . Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION To: Minnte.,Fenley Gore, 3. Mase “Central, Moultrie, : Georgia. _ You dre hereby required to ap- pear to ‘the Bill: for Divorce filed aginst you in “the above styled cause on or before: the ‘12th day of January, A.D. 1949, otherwise the allegations ‘contained «therein will be taken as confessed. DONE AND. ORDERED at Key Wt, Florida, this 10th: day of De- is Lett ete, 7 r rewit rt Sad 1s Nas SAWYER, Clerk of Ci ELQVENTH OF THE -STA’ IN AND.FOR MONROE COUNTY, IN ¢ HAXCERY, - 11-3123 Case Ni DORIS M. weDavi ine Plaintiff, DIVORCE aa EOF JAMES ¢. MeDEY rr? Defendant. TCE TO: JAMES Menken The’ Broome County T.B. . «Hospital, os + Chenange 8 lage, New: York. You are “hereby required to ap- pear ‘to. thé» Sworn ii. of Com- plaint:, filed ‘against. you in the above: state” cause,.on or before the 12th ‘day of: January, A.D. 1948, sotherwise’ the allegations of the satd- ‘bill will be taken’ as con- fessed: by you. = Dohe and. Ordered. at Key West, bere arb. 8H. lth day vot Decem- 19 Gek, Monroe County, Florida. By! (sd) Kathieen Nottage, pepe Clerk. (sd) Raymond, R. Lor Attornayy. for: Plaintitt dae 12-19-26,,1947; jan 2, 1948 RT OF THE cincurT are Saeade, OF. FLORID: POS gai ee ROE COUNTY. Red: ‘ j@., 28! ISAAC arn Be Hip Piasnute, ve BETTY, puget DIVORCE REMAN, DER ‘or Pua ‘ATION ‘on To: wey ts aries hipman, Bakeretelu; California. You‘-ate.*hereby “reqitired to ap- pear to thee BU of ‘Complaint, for divoree, in-the above ehtitled cause onthe “24th ‘day of December, 1947, otherwise the © alfegations therein will be ‘taken as.confessed. This order to be published once a Week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a news- published in Key West, Done_and Ordefed | hfs 13th day ot November, A.D (SEAL) oss c Saw ER, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. By: Kathleen Nottage. Clerk. Paul E. Sawy Solicitor for the Plainti nov 28; dec 5 Deputy ae DI ae UIT ie Ft ION KR: ‘OUNT STARE or FLORIDA. IN CHAN: CERY, Case No. 11-203 HARRY ©. “WHITE, Plaintti DI a VORe E ACTION | HATTIE MAB ye 540 Wi Ash Street, Jackson, Mississippi. _|Charter Boat Fishermen by said ‘.|where passengers are carried for . | bire, ,icarry on the above operation / FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1947 ORDINANCE NO. 189 | COMMISSION SERIES AN ORDINANCE GRANTING | ADDITIONAL POWERS TO} THE BOARD OF EXAMINERS | FOR CHARTER Teg FISHERMEN BY EMPOW- ERING SAID BOARD TO! INSPECT AND DETERMINE! SEAWORTHINESS OF ANY CHARTER BOAT FOR FISHING | {OR SIGHTSEEING PURPOSES, | |OR PARTY FISHING BOAT OR | SIGHTSEEING BOAT WHERE} PASSENGERS. ARE CARRIED FOR HIRE; REQUIRING PER- SON OR PERSONS ISSUED) PERMITS UNDER ORDINANCE NO. 177, COMMISSION SERIES, | OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST, | FLORIDA, TO HAVE SUCH CHARTER BOAT OR PARTY | FISHING BOAT OR SIGHTSEE: | ING BOAT INSPECTED AN-: NUALLY AS TO ITS SEAWOR- | THINESS BY SAID BOARD !AND TO REPORT TO SAID} |BOARD WHEN IT IS PROPOS- | ED TO HAUL OUT SUCH| CHARTER BOAT OR PARTY} FISHING BOAT OR SIGHT- | {SEEING BOAT SO THAT AN, UNDERWATER BODY __IN-| +|SPECTION MAY BE MADE BY SAID BOARD; PROVIDING! FOR THE ISSUANCE OF CER-| TIFICATES OF INSPECTION; | PRESCRIBING PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF THE OR-{ DINANCE; AND PROVIDING} WHEN: ORDINANCE GOES IN: | TO EFFECT. Be it enacted by the City Com- mission of [The City of Key West, Florida: Section 1. This ordinance shall be construed as supplemental to Ordinance No. 177, Commission Series, of the ordinances of The City of Key West, Florida. Section 2. In addition to the powers and authority granted to the Board of Examiners for Ordinance No. 177, Commission Series, of the ordinances of The City of Key West, Florida, said Board of Examinerg shall also have the power and authority to inspect and determine the seaworthiness of any charter ‘boat for fishing or sightseeing | purposes, or party fishing boat jor sightseeing piers or shores of The City of Key West, Florida. Section 3. Any person or per- sons who have been issued a | permit under said Ordinance No. 177, Commission Series, to op- erate any charter boat for fishing or sightseeing purposes, or party fishing boat or sightseeing boat from the wharves; docks, piers or shores of The City of Key West, Florida, shall not until such charter boat or party fishing boat or sightseeing boat has been inspected and found by said Board of Examiners to be in a safe, sound and seaworthy condition and to be provided with necessary equipment for safe ‘operation of such charter !boat or party fishing boat or sightseeing boat and for the comfort and safety of its pas- sengers. Section 4. One or more mem- bers of the Board of Examiners for Charter Boat Fishermen shall inspect annually every charter boat for fishing or sight- seeing purposes, or party fishing } boat or sightseeing boat where | Passengers are carried for hire, | from the wharves, docks, piers or jshores of The City of Key West, Florida, and its equipment to- gether with its motive power! while afloat and the underwater body of such charter boat or party fishing boat or sightseeing boat when hauled out for clean- ing and/or repairs. Section 5. Any person or per- sons who have been issued a permit under said Ordinance No. 177, Commission Series, to op- erate any charter boat for fish- ing or sightseeing purposes, or party fishing boat or sightseeing boat where passengers are car- ried for hire, from the wharves, docks, piers or shores of The City of Key West, Florida, shall report to said Board of Examin- ers when it is proposed to haul out such charter boat or party Uo _ CIRCUIT COURT OF THE { However, jof the effective date of this or- |aminers for Charter | ermen shall have the authority | fishing boat or sightseeing boat in order that the annual inspec- | tion as to the seaworthiness of the underwater body may be} -19, 1947 ete by one or more members | said Board of Examiners. | the fifst such inspec- | tion of the underwater body | shall be made within six months | dinance. Section 6. The Board of Ex-| Boat Fish- | ‘to issue to any person or per- | | sons who have been issued a per- | \ You are hereby required to ap- | mit under said Ordinance No. 177, | pear to the Bil of Complaint, fo divorve, in the above styled op the 6th day of January, 1948, otherwise the = allegation therein will be taken as confessed This ordey to be published once | a week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a ne Commission Series, to operate | ny charter boat for fishing or sightseeing purposes, or party | fishing boat or sightseeing boat! ) Where passengers are carried for | jhire, from the wharves, docks, | Done ’and Ordered this 3rd day or|Piers or shores of The City of paper published in Key West, | Florida, December, A.D. (SBAL) Ross C SAWYER, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monfoe County By; (sd) Florence E. Sawy: Key West, Florida, a Certificate | of Inspection upen the said Board of Examiners determining | Deputy Oherk. | that such charter boat or party | THOMAS 8. CARO, Solfeitor for the Plaintiff. dec §-12-19-26, 1947 | fishing boat or sightseeing boat | is in safe, sound and seaworthy | OVERSEAS RADIO HAS FARNSWORTH | PHONOGRAPH The Overseas Radio and Ap- ORDINANCE NO. 190 COMMISSION SERIES AN ORDINANCE’ AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 380, COUN- CIL, SERIES, OF THE ORDI- pliance Co., announces elsewhere |NANCES OF THE CITY OF in today’s Citizen the new Farns- KEY WEST, FLORIDA, SAME worth Phonograph-Radio combi-' BEING AN ORDINANCE EN- nation, a modestly-priced in-| TITLED: AN ORDINANCE strument offering t raditional | | PROVIDING FOR ZONING Farnsworth quality. | WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS. OF The new Farnsworth offers | |THE CITY OF KEY WEST; DE- flawless AM-FM reception plus, FINING WORDS AND outstanding phonograph’ repro-| PHRASES FOR THE INTER: duction. Seyeral_, Farnsworth | PRETATION OF SAME; DIVID- styles are on diSplay at the show-|ING THE CITY INTO DIs- room of the Overseas Radio and; TRICTS; REGULATING AND Appliarice Co. store. RESTRICTING THE HEIGHT, | NUMBER OF STORIES . AND {SIZE OF BUILDINGS AND | OTHER STRUCTURES IN EACH |DISTRICT; PROVIDING THE ' PERCENTAGE OF LOTS THAT { MAY BE OCCUPIED, THE SIZE ‘OF YARDS, COURTS AND OTHER OPEN SPACES AND :DENSITY OF POPULATION; ;REGULATING THE USE OF IBUILDINGS, STRUCTURES | AND LAND FOR TRADE, IN- |DUSTRY, RESIDENCE OR REGU- |LATING THE PLANNING OF SUBDIVISIONS AND THE USE ‘OF UNDEVELOPED TRACTS; ; GIVING CERTAIN POWERS TO THE BUILDING _INSPEC- A goouly heritage is ours, |TORS; PROVIDING FOR PEN- Where all men can be free. |ALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION And. just so long a’ God himself! |OF THIS ORDINANCE; PRO- Is set at our right hand, | yIDING THE TIME THAT THIS Through This Daily BIBLICAL BULLETIN |OTHER PURPOSES; CAUSE FOR GRATITUDE The lines are fallen unto us In places fair to see; |Our hearts are glad, we rest in! |ORDINANCE SHALL TAKE hope— 'RFFECT AND REPEALING ALL God blesses our dear land! [ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT | (THEREWITH.”; AND PROVID- For Complete Details Read: [ING WHEN ORDINANCE GOES Psalm 16:6-11 (632) INTO EFFECT Be it enacted by the City Publishers—The Monthly Booklet Commission of The City of Key : “Enjoy Your Bible” | West, Florida: Section 1. That Sub-Sec. B of | Egypt is about as large as! California, Arizona and New | Section a Saat Mexico, but the population is | Council Series, jances of The City of Key West, \Florida, be amended by adding ithe following after the last para- graph of Residence “B” Dis- tricts: { EXCEPTING Part of Lot 3, largely confined to the narrow | Nile Valley. condition and is properly equip- ped for the safe transportation of passengers. Said certificate a ; shall expire one year after date Square aly oe ee of issuance and shall be con- | Street an mg spicuously displayed on board! Owned by Jesse Porter New- such charter boat or party fish-| tO? i i i | Section 2. That Sub-Sec. B of Ing Beatie wiehivecing boat: |section 2, Ordinance No. $88) Section 7. A fee of $1.00 shall H Council Series, of the Ordinances OF De chee cect eetes Gea |of The City of Key West, Flor- spection, | ida, be amended Ry sading the ji A <., .| following after the last para- . All ete le he ae ee feet the, se cuneate pereen of Berean eB seus Ot o, spection fees shall be deposited | ,. “USO Part mes Reet to the General Revenue Fund of | 25: Corner Whitehea The City of Key West, Florida, | and Caroline Street, owned by and such monies are hereby ap-| Sign’ 3. All” ordinances. in Propriated for expenses inciden- | _nflict herewith are hereby re- cates of inspection. pealed. i Section 4. This ordinance shall oe oe ee SE a into effect immediately upon shall violate any of the pro- | . ii ii Ht its passage and adoption and au ee mene oe Use orainanceyenall| thentication by the signature of upon conviction thereof, be fined | Siete amiethe HL taper en aa pea eee Commission and lars ($100.00) or imprisoned ‘in } eae Seah ghentitenin the City Jail for not more than | Publication thereo’ one (Te sixty (60) days. | newspaper of general circula Section 10. This ordinance | von publishes in the City of Key shall go into effect immediate- | West, Florida: ly aes passage and adoption! _ Read and passed on first re and authentication by the signa-|ing at a Andree meeting he’ ture of the presiding officer and | December 4, 1947. melireade the Clerk of the Commission and|_ Read and passed on fina Sea publication thereof one time in aj} eae athe neue “ meeting he newspaper of general circulation | Vecembe! f published in The City of Key A. MAITLAND ae ee West, Florida. yor. Read and passed on first read- ! ing at a regular meeting held December 4, 1947. Read and passed on final read- ing at a regular meeting held December 16, 1947. A. MAITLAND ADAMS, Attest: VICTOR LOWE, City Clerk. dec 19, 1947. Subscribe to The Citizen. Mayor. | Attest: Harry Markowitz, Ine. VICTOR LOWE, ‘Formerly of Markowitz & Resnick, City Clerk. Plumbing Operators in Miami, Fla, dec 19, 1947. IS BACK IN BUSINESS IN MIAMI ON U.S. HIGHWAY No. 1 | NEAR LeJEUNE ROAD | Visit Our Showrooms—Carloads of Merchandise in Our Warehouse and Yards HARRY MARKOWITZ, INC. PLUMBING Phones 486821 and 40763 370 So. Dixie Highway Cee Near LeJeune Road Oe Miami 33, Fla. te ITCHING KNOCKED OUT Are these i oe on a DERMA-cuna OU Easter Auto & Home Supply, Inc. Formerly Pan-American Tire Company 1101. 1103 Division Street Phone 418 Large Stock of CHRISTMAS TOYS Use Our Lay-Away Plan ....A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Selection Until December 22 Electric Trains, Reg. Price $22.95 NOW $16.95 Plastic Tea Sets, Reg. Price $2.50 NOW $1.25 Sehwin “Challenger” BICYCLES $51.95 KAISER-FRAZER AUTOMOBILES PARTS and SERVICE Cars On Our Floor for Immediate Delivery at Established Prices NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED Dayton Tires and Tubes Guaranteed Recapping and Repair Service Key West Distributors for EXIDE BATTERIES OPEN EVENINGS TILL XMAS——