The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 7, 1949, Page 2

ee. er me TO Pe ee te ae ee err ds » ald ttt ah 2 ee meena ae teil ain THE WAY THE CAT'S JUMPING ae need an arrow to show them the way the cat is jumping. It is plain to them. If they further indication of the direc- e Citiven for Saturday. The cat is imto*Moaree county, so far as if f aye ah Mi with Eom had crougee > : Siete ss ; a wena have meant toe ior™ His: either. loved © Se ot eee ok eet ee 3 and I'm|to see Newton. He must! oes but have she was neuanie| king poe mayor. of her own md. Warren wery well when Aust Min- |" -Nemeee” Tevid ‘You just] niebelie calied her Gown to tht 9.0" ci. ume bottle appealingly at/ could not refuse. Te do so would Re as a ae —e ‘ana ot 7-3 say you! feeling quite 1 — 5a Do Mayor and|she wondered - bees; Tas knows what be want, why . considerably, but much more money is |town they casi pong chery bandage [Smt Se ee ee de an idea abroad in the needed in the development of the Keys, for | Sellar Iepencon bo ta. ssene aitinde comme Ziinatcavee et eg oo ; that development hinges to 2-major extent |™**° °° $2 ar before the 23rd day of March. Beviet Government, having won . new gadget ,A_D. 13948, otherwise the allegations tld Secretary ‘ : in building roads that connect with the | they will soptained. therein will be taken, ae hed reiensed 40 purrs of quad ie Eastern Europe, is now Overseas Highway. Residents may be con- | te tied This Order is to be published No Name ant Bg Page it § Gtr to settle down and, eventually, | sident that Governor Faller Wacren, dur. wt 55 6 s Neus received Mibapte « good neighbor to the rest of the | ing his term in office, ‘will help further ; > me in} 2 SB roR v ‘a Wmcungume vat -| through the State Read Department, and | 2% y of February, A. In 1943. "Came Nex 11-74 ‘the appiceben for the > seems to overlook thé fact that, | county commissioners should do their part, gene? Bp Sere cf the Gircute Some | I ee = my On be oe tn, MPAA, the Soviet Government put pres- whenever money is available to. construct | i i a ‘E Saws: "| DORGTEY PRICE CC | st of projects i te eure upon Norway to win certain con- | lateral toadways. ; ry U. al ; ORDER oF PreLicaTie et i afforney for gl OF OF 3314 Bast Sich Street Se at ™ ey ~r “ ——____ Breokivn, New 7 meeting night, decitied rer Mae 2:7 : You are hereby required electrical | tr fends -vetore German and Japanese imperialism a VLENENTH. St on tied Smctre pear to the Da of Complaint tat on.-9 pe chad been smashed. : The Civil Aeronautics Board recently : FY ASD veut Mositor: Corsts: | 188 day of tare L868. Stuer In the spring of 1945. Russia put pres- { distributed $7,808,600 of the people’s | ni ; i PRS WOT TS See. i. | sale One io ji r , i: ti the Matter of the Ado jen gy ae oo es E ij re 3 , ‘Wafeupen Turkey, asking for basis in the | money to give a _ financial shot ‘in the bx aT] CARROLL ANS: Lagaaoetie wecks tn Tue "Key wrest-ctttoens =! _A troop of Girl” 'Sédtts "fram } i The Turks refused to grant | arm to the nation’s ailing airline indus- 3 sence vo arrran "| newsnaper published at Kex West.! Miami are due to atrive bere to- saying that the matter should be | try. Allen Leeeett don Avene, Se iaan ow" | cat Git Scsamm wae ae handled by an international mission, but The money was awarded seven air- Y Coipenig. out rags el co: GARE B APams. | Son of Mrs. Eva B. Warner ‘Die presmure became so acute that Tur- | lines 4s additional pay for transporting air py clang, County. Plortda | Aey requested military assistance from the | mail during 1948. It is more than the to- | came from the Navy. It whistles Len Sh eee wren, | “ ‘Uiited States. tal operating losses for domestic truck | 270 ten Picks up everything in ES barter aa ee ee 1 th Iran, the Russians were rather re- | lines, aecording to an estimate of the Air ue Se Solicitor for Pia 2.1948. | that the Overseas Road aun Tem /Solt iar proctral use in jaa Twetant to take the Red Army out of that | Transport Association. While a few car-| Mother made me a suit out of District's camp at Pigeon} ‘Baa : |awning material, when I was a NTION TO MAKE! Key has been fully occupied dur- h i but, in the fall of 1945, after con- | riers may be left inthe red, the industry, t m PENAL ; | kid and every time the sun went |! DISCHARGE ing the last Tre district's a 7 sidurable publicity, the Russian troops | as a whole, thanks to the government's | down, my pants wud roll up ‘like lay co SE Se Tae corery |i! cottages are rented withdrew. Current reports intimate that | generous subsidy is in the black. Moscow continues to press Iran for, oil We eal attention to this subsidy, not fhe ° to denounce it, but to suggest that the air- » It thould be noted that propaganda | line industry drop all talk about private from Moscow steadily gttempts to build | enterprise afid the American genius for GD,4 cage against Norway, Turkey and | getting along without help from the gov- Iran. The presumption may be had ‘that | ernment. We also want- our readers to ‘ “49 > Shir indicates continued interest on the | understand that the CAB, in a statement | {<2 704. 1 know she's too big for pert of the Soviet in the projects that | of policy, says that its principal objective jher sweater? (Lana Ti now appear dormant. It also puts the skids | in 1949 iato complete return of the air under Moscow's propaganda that the | transport industry to “a sound and profita- Western powers are aggressive, imperialis- | ble condition.” «SERS tie and trying to rule the world. Looking out for the airline operators, | ¥ TH Cor " the Board plans to see if there is “too 1S AAD Vom MOxMOr GaLnrT. ‘ TIME FOR RELIGIOUS TEACHING much empetition” on the most heavily | Kone Se. tures) traveled air routes. Another big plum Pisiatitt, —"?” Religious education in public schools | for the airlines is the newly announced |: s Sy ian hasbeen the subject of considerable de- Policy by which the Board will compen- senses 16 sepuke! |2 window shade. j * x + Are you married? Well, I'm two-thirds married. What d’ya mean, two-thirds? Well, Pm will- ing, the preacher’s willing, but my boyfriend won't kick in. x s* & She's too big for he sweater, I JUDGE, MONROE COUN TY.: ‘ TE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO-| The E W. Berriman cigar fac- | tery that is to be established in Key West wili not occupy the brick factory at Catherine and terk of Py: (s@) Anne ¢ ed today. Imstead. the fectery vill be located in the Santeella jon for final discharge, Will apply te the Honor: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0: ELEVENTH JUDICIAL OY THE STATE or IN CHANCEMY. Case Neo. the 24th Sf} State Conservation agents 2. tealled at the Key West Chamber _ } of Commerce office today and pt PHYLLIS ANDREW "OR MONROE COUNTY, IN CHANCERY. Al bate since United States Supreme Court | sate carriers for losses due to the ground- | 7” 70°32! Street ruled. adversely on a program in effect in | ing of new types of planes. ou are hereby required the schools of Champaign, Illinois. Moreover, a new survey will be made See noe he ane .. We have never been able to under- | to discover the actual cost of carrying the | ftand the insistence of religious leaders up- | air mail so that the government will be | om securing an hour a week of school time | able to know how much of its payments " for the purpose of sectarian, religious in- | represents outright subsidy to the car- | Siew EARL BR. apams, | (SD) ALLAN B. struetion, It would seem to us that there is | gers. age 0 tne, Corgite, pus | SStornen for Fits plenty of time, in the average child’s The reader should understand that alae, ery, te week, for religious instruction without | the subsidy paid by the government to Bexmond Meme cs 5 eneroaching upon the twenty-five hours, | guarantee profits to airline operators is feb 28; ma more or less, alloted to school attendance. | disguised as compensation for carrying air ‘The International Council of Religious | mail. The rate is fixed bythe CAB and Rdueation has “advised churches against | paid by the postoffice department but, ly COURT OF THE ceuSTY| CECI. D. RIDDLE {W@ise of public school buildings’ or | as can beseen above, the rate is set high | weave oF Fieewba. is vas. ; the said bijl will pnfessed by you. d at Key. West ¥ of Kebruary | TAG-24,1949 ———— | Is cHaxceny. NOTICE. OF INTENTION TO MAKE! Cane No. 11-774 APPLICATION VOR PINAL ZILPHIA SUE RIDDL + DISCHARGE Pla STATE OF FLORIDA. IN PRO- ORDER OF P' public school machinery and the habit of | enough te put the carriers in the red on tn mahal ot Se ae permitting school authorities to have a | their overall operations. AS Re oak : hapa in the selection of teaching or the Carriers that operate ata profit, | 75! Whom st May Concern: supervision’ of teaching.” either through “know how” or special ef- _- While we believe that education na- ficieney, do nat get the same rate as those turally includes some of the basic religious | which, for some yoann stay in the red. Netice is hereby given that Har-! pear to the Bill of C vey 8 Browne, Jr, filed him final divorce, in the abov report 4s Administrator of the!on the 6th day of A: estate of Eile Skelton Browne, de-}wise the aticgatic ceased; that he filed bis petition be taken ax confess COMMERCIAL USE We Are Prepared To Furnish You Wich Clear, Pure CUBES or CRUSHED Ck ee «| Bol for fina! discharge. sod. ph, he = This order to be lished once | Sols will apply to the Honora‘ ay: a week for four weekx conaepts, we do not believe that it is | In other words, regardless of what hap- | mend E Lord, County Judge of in the w a a ‘ Py Monroe County, Florida, on the 36th paper published necessary to have sectarian, religious in- | pens te the carrier’s bank ‘account, the | day of Maree. 1549, for approval of 12 Sasa 4 te final ‘harge Done and © included in the functions of | CAB boosts the rate as necessary to wipe | Xiministrator of tneeree 3 Done and craes { | | Thom Enterprises, Ine ~ scheel. z x ‘ Eda Skelton Browne, deceased: | (Seal | | pson erprises, x yo tse ee | AMERICAN COFFE (ICE. DivistON) balanced, rational life includes a | ciency or promote economical operation of Ella, Skelton Browne, Pay! F. Saw | wee a = Se? weer. rua of play and pleasure. and management. Ceveeb.21-28; mar.7-14,1949 i> |