The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 21, 1949, Page 2

° o-., i W: spi he West Citizen ee Sencere ra. Key Westers often complain about Se ‘Aan terete broadcasts from Cubs “butting in™ on sta- | — =" tions im this country, particularly some of | ts Gab Wat, Fisettn, as cmsee cums war | those im Miami, bat the present imterfer- | ence is of little consequence to What it will | of al ewe Conarites be if “Cuba ber atations.. the Ea. "toee patience tere | dial” im the oe her demands for more channels are not granted, according to. an Associated Press story from Havana. Canada now have ar ‘ : 8 | any other. That agreement ‘expires: on March 31, 1949, and the Ministry of Com- | mutications in Cuba has aniiounced that if | that country’s demands for more channels | afe not granted, it will feel free to use all | broadeasting channels between 556 and kiloeyeles. i 7 | Moreover, it made i The head of the ministry has assured | } sek Etna curenge eolek from more i & Seve Rent and Agrees owners of Cuban stations that he will no | that was wh told thi ren i 2 Geeth ond Settng Porte © oe mle oa) Agata hanager on the teleptione wet : & Ampere—Lend ond Sea agree to an extension of the four-nation } i mamas | ( Camseiidetion of County amt pact unless Cuba’s demands for a ES | atten Mee had. promin teede “We conldet Cry Geversmess. } channels are granted. | NER] Betty and Mrs. Warren to, bring b ay hy i 2 ceunamety Aad or ! Should that threat be put i ff : Gestrude back alive a -- ae pane. See —————————— | radio listemmts i Key West, f ke ‘Bobby didn’t tell me till today - | closeness to Havana, probably wil! be ar i 4 5 lender. J he “That's enough, Gen - MONOGRAPH | noyed more than the residents of any other ‘Days Gone By bi bbighy re aatiyens me sara openi Pig unwound her, arma fem a gar Readers | . Howeve?, all of the South and Puerto AS TAKEM FROM FILES. | banker, founder. of. Rochester,| possibly helpzit . room. “Skip all that <n Sever sign 4 receipt until rou know || Rico, Mexico and other countries will be | OF THE CITIZEN OF }N. Y¥., born in Virginia. Di “No, He ae oe ao = na s@iat ¢ comainn. The same applies to|| 2dversely affected by Cuban stations | EEREEARY 25) OE x AG pine te 0. hee He is “Barnes Pe of vost face petore . | i : ae te Se ss : " s ies Scribner, founder he Gat pou eae age! documents. regardies yf where |i transmitting in practically all channe in jof the New York publishing | was no ie py. too Youre getting out ey come from } standard broadcasts, for Havana alone has Some of the many yacht own-j house, born in New York. Died} sure he had never 5; im te Semetes : | 28 long-ware stations | €Fs, who came here to see Pres-| aug. 26, 1871. words. He had e: THE ORACLE e ee dent Roosevelt during his visit!” 1g24 Mother Angele (Eliza M.| Gertrude at Ce Key West, left this morning! Gillespie), famed Civil War| BE,0ver tis wounds « Florida east coast ports. How- | nurse, for a generation the rev-/ If Costello had gone, undoul iea- The Cuban Ministry of Comm - j j and Randolph Pritchard. tions complains that the U ates ’ THREAT OF INFLATION | Federal Communications Com has Iie ie ee be berth- | ered Mother Mary of St. Angela, the dam’ little fool had ° granted an “amazing number of radio | : —— Hes vei pase ica “You don't look sick. Matter "Fhe current slump in consumer prices station permits.” The r y A ee ise bre iret Te Died March 4, 1887. | fae BO The - te John D. Clark. 2 member of | *#*¢* that while Cuba has been de ; Roberts! 1852—Brander Matthews, Co- @eding t Jobo D. ark, a member of | more channels, the United States FCC ha | lumbia University’s famed teach- bP President's Council of Economic Ad- } gohan APRS seg 9 Weeke fer and man of lettres, born in; LEGALS = | granted many permits in southern United | : peach ses sed will New Orleans. Died March 31,!_ were, is largely traceable to the fact that | sates and in Puerto Rico. ; 3 Legathotse hows int 1929. d | NOTICE. OF APPLICATION he Government collecta forty-eight per A radio war seems to be in the off- Sunday and Monday. | 1855—Alice Freeman Palmer, sia Ete ag om of all the money people and corpora- | j pr: and president of Welles-; xorr IS EREBY Giv af al HTO ing. ley College, Univ. of Chicago) that otto P. Ream, Jr, the olde a Historical Pageant of Key} rtifl ™ pey i income taxes in the qne | i ° . t e lesville, Maine. | | begin tomorrow night} dean, born in Colesvi filed said gndred days from Decem er 15th through The best way to go after b: y] ~ Park. Conelusion ‘ot | Died Dec. 6, 1902. {assa March h nr ee 1 es cat pageant will be held the fol- t er - ie i a ~ through newspaper advertising. I ing night. Two hundred Key| Although women were not gen- the names in wh Consequently, Mr. Clark does not be- | Try it! Ts are in the cast. erally enfranchised in the Ameri- = LEROY A. WILSON. Fee. ~e that there & reason to believe that . | isto jean colonies, tax-paying widows} «uy, } = i * bey market i declining per- RUSSIA LOST A SECOND FRONT hur Sawyer Post of the, and unmarried women sometimes (2. 1901, in ‘exre an Legion will hold a| Were permitted to vot As {resident of 1 anemtly. He point out that “disposable | meeting tomorrow night to ap-{————_ ts and Telegre; after taxes,” is at the highed Mr. Winston Churchill, in his moving | 2mt committees to conduct a LEGALS which assessed: Toca cs history end, therefore, he does not | account of the events of the second World membership drive, SO ei ELT ha ia abe f 5 é : : a | serick OF INTENTIONS TO MAKE Wane Beate Br. that the money snot going to} War, which is being published serially in Eduardo Albertus, janitor at APPLICATION VOR FINAL. ‘4 certificate of cetti- he offent.” this country and will be out in book form |‘ “ity hall, Mrs. Albertus and wiiete oes Oe rained. tn d i 192%) { Mrs. Aaron Diaz, who had been ix, COURT OF THE COUSTY| wich certifica ~"Lalling attention to the threat of in- | shortly, treats of the momentous 4 of | ‘ COUNTY te atet, which, he sa will continue as | the earl, ‘ SOF | visiting in Miami for two weeks,| 24Q0% oo Mtina.” tesruns| Me,t04 to the 4 ys i im ly mofiths of 1940, when the Ger- jreturned yesterday BATE. a high personal incomes continue | man armies plunged through Low | to Altonso and Miss witout greatly increased production, Mr. | Countries and broke the backbone of the ape said that during 1944 there wax “no | French Ariny. aphed increase in production” hut that Recounting that the German Arr wee power kept rieing Tr he calls | and Air Force, which eight months before | noon b hagay! = Th in | had been concentrated on Po i, had wis nobly * efiRal income, he insists,» heen putinto position on the Western | anroe Cou MGdvction of more go Front, he called attention to the fact that | the higher wage “Hitler's agreement with | Jhere seems to be reaw ehind the | abled him to reduce the Germ: BP advanced by Mri Clark, who also | the East to the amallest proportions GR out that a “recesi: Woceed very rapid and ery de- | German Chief of ne Crusoe will, be how. To All Whom It ta wxial meeting of the} ,,%°1' Went Junior Womah’s Club | repore be held on Thursday, after. | entate OF INTENTION TO WAKE On Went to Wor APPLICATION POR FESAL Bell Tele; DISCHARGE nerea: Tendex of inflation an exhibition of the Key West artists will be | ot wn Honpitality i | (Probate Law 1932 IN COUKT OF THE COUNTY bk, MONROK COLSTY. Qo OF PLORIDS. IN PRO- FERCY Read the Classified Ads AAA ABAD STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE 4% | Citi says in ant ral Halder, th we inv force was termed by Ger Poa PTL awe Us. TAGHISE C6 COLKE OF THE 4 SECEDE, COROUEE, ATK OF VLOWDA, IN AS VOM MONON, COUNTY. IN CHANCEMY t covering foree, sxearcely fit) for en ' qexckiy alleys Ge ae Thereupon, Mr the ‘Without premonition of their own future 1 dobn Quincey Adare was! Cane X60 7 yviet Government wate ‘ ch President? KENNWTH Pit ald almost immed ‘ , . a Z Who destesyed — Sojarnon's} a a . struction of that ‘second fror j crmple in Jerusalem’? | HOW MARIE MILT 4 . ry would mp and a de for which they were won tu call wo ve | 3. What is daud Addot’s real | vont reds | fas hemently and to await in agony +o long zi Pp THE : 4 Karl F 4 JRCUET COURT 01 ‘ $ . This truth should not be overlooked neh: He laik HLEV ENTE SE DICIAL CIRCUIT ° COME TO “SEE ” ” vallest of the OF THE STATE. OF FLORIDA, : How by those who try tg keep up the interna of the sun? IS ASD FOR MONBOR COUSTY. ” iN CHANCERY, t ane tional affairs, When Hitler led Po-| # in Ohio wast once the | ° Hritieh workers and business execu land, the Husslans stood aside but greed. | reo reserve of what ' ‘ . vole United Staten in grabbed their share of «pol soon | 7 14 is Finmnark? Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service y nee how” our indutrial plants | ax pomible. Thereafter, the Hu con-| * was the Mosquito} —— bee Gamage to achieve such production and | tinued to stand aside while | 9s Whee ' “ yetion and tin ty stand aside while % What is ts Sree ® carry the lessons home if pows | h the latest -crons MIAMI and KEY WEST r e Army made mincemeat out country Tight record) his it an inter which four stated In the Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS "% experiment | forcea in the Went. In i hich might work well for the British na- | Churchill says, the Russians ee Between Miami and Key West mn Ce . » © sesh | whiclas ‘a. 2 ans are inclined to | cerned while the “second front” wax be | - nas z re se fn production records, in ¢ sine t | Were? xpress Schedule: i é mparison with those of our own tdi ) ing ratilemly wiped out. | The Answers (Ne Stops En Rout | lex. It is pointed « ein | ; | : ; ete LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (Ex. | } ws : i ted out that the a, rage | Good manners is good form, even on | 1 The fifth jas ie CORE om ale Wi CEPT SUNDAYS) at &:00 PM. as. | wh worker works 44 hours longer | the highways, 1 2 Nebuchadnezzar rif é ATE o¥ ‘vLonipa, fen! rives at Mi at 12:00 o'clock ; than his American counterpart an4 ; | £hwaya. ; Bud Pa | IS AND OK woxmon COL NEY. night. Mid @ly about half as much in hi, w ( z | Pe ated | acct | LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT het ' bie wave | GETTING OFF THE HIGH HORSE vi | wit ias SUMDAYS) at 1200 eclech Ene. Boeke | | : Bien : = sme! arrives at Key West ad | }o Pa 5 bo) ‘clock AM. The Anglo-American Council of Pro. | The “luxury trade” han been given a} 7. A county in the northeast ductivity points out that the British lab- pundhia the face and all of a sudden re- corner of Norway, having a} ro Local Schedule: | sad common border with the Ki At All Intermediate Points) ewer will have to produce nearly SS tines | a much ashe does every hour | ports from different parts of the country Soviet Union, LEA! KEY WEST DAILY ‘EX. on the | show that demands for everything from | 4% A fleet of snail boate that, peas SUNDAYS) at 800 o'clock erage, to equal the worker in this coun- furs, jewelry and contly “doo-dads,” is los- eee, ee ee Pe tah o'clock P.M. ” ” » t t ‘< } el wo nm in- ine | thy bet it points out rather significantly, | ing its charm. The Christmas season waa a} kirk in 1949, taken | LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT that the British worker has only half ax disappointment to merchants, but in the | 9% A new Air Force B-17 bom- one i SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A. M. a} ruch power in his factory to help hi ‘ ; ber flew across the country | weeks» | arrives at Key West at &00 o clock regres hat Phim do | days and weeks ahead of that time the in 3 hours 46 minujes. i aoace ae job and suggests gies big differ. | slump in luxuries continued to subside. | 10. Utah, Colorado, Arizona!’ {5% epee in power may be « Major reson for | Still, employment and wages are good, and | and New Mexico, alee oe eee FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE the disparity in productivity the family that lived in the olden days will | ‘Trolley nes in the United iy ‘Sfonroe rai: FULL CARGO INSURANCE : errr, get by. An encouraging fact ix that saleg | States once had special cars to ne Han snes MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. Bates : Advertising, as we see it, is the cheap. | of appliances and useful durable goods are |C#t¥ milk and mail also street | sea) sciaiaeaat PHONES: $2 AND 33 © "renee Om sprinkling cars, atid in one ist | tovcttor tor Plaintitt &t falesman a business can employ, going on, stance, a funeral car. feb.14-21-28; mar.7,1949.