The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 18, 1949, Page 2

Tine/steats a tench n pall of us, ex- cepting a few sturdy souls who do what they have to do when it’s ready to be done. County Tax Assessér Claude dolfo Florida, ax second class matter says that every year some owners of real \ sfea es peu KoRUS iii . ce oy ee estate in Monroe county fail to file applica- 2a Bi: gees Peer on Pe m Seepeses eves tions in time for homestead exemptions | MARGARET cu 3 Deg ihe and are ! NING, horn March 18, 1881, at New. Yorks New Yor = mere -under the law to pay full Buttle, aie aah Hes aig th ail ge tits r Duluth Editorial writer: againnt They are the folks who, when they oad e Citizen on January 1,that,.the f Vassar baked ah aentan rt ’s office is receiving :@pplica-: “ihe a Flora, ‘aie Fh é sae: homestead exeniption, declare dcireule ’ : that they fhave three. months in’ which to in 1014 Her| : ADAMS wil ne | files Wheh February rolis around, they 'ssy. money pig 5 wh Ace ks vd a rom which nts a line, they still have two months mote ‘to ° ‘attend: s ng,” whs> pu Mt nal to the exemption. i nar te Ld-18,1949. When. March comes in;' either as’ A : i a pit 1 lamb or a lion, the procrastinators,, whén , 2 Detar who spoke, sted they read stories in The Citizen that the : ie at Piirell me, Dom Feria new, deadline to file for exemptions will end on | some controversy with ms Manne tot saiees you anything new, csnpernls April 1, still talk about having lots of time fon" Chastity, " main i coe aE a 17 As sregards ‘the edict of RMA PON to come in under the wire PaRn¥' souy wise Frenhfe : : ® “ - » ¢ $. Geach and Bathing Poviten In the course of March, The Citizen. ‘senso waa the aia Ben ae <p inne recente Rivers sth ee ems 3 Alrports—Land and Sea. usually publishes four or five stories about |of the ancient empire THM war BE hey bat He — “Ah, Fernando.” ‘ Consetidotion of County and the exemption deadline, That has been the sr Ae | ee Revs | Banny, i ea pat TTA in. hls. voles: are many |—for Fer Ty has boon tong. ity Governments. practice of The Citizen every March since | — i Tumors abroad.” Don ‘and pleasant. 2 & Community Auditorium, . Residence pa TH T haven't been where: I could have again. “Homestead Bill” Hodges pushed the LEGALS —...- | 0s ae Bare -|shear them," that measure through the legislature and per- RE dis Resigence oot abe ee tn ~" suaded the governor to sign it..A large ma- tat POT et rome ent: ‘ = Age i “bay. Others ‘claim MONOGRAPH jority of the owners of homestead prop- panics i grunteay sac He a wee AULACE na. tc] Ries Dear Readers; erty, prodded by The Citizen; acts in! thing) | y Oheriee aneer she, Mest | kok “a arian ncee given The following from the pen of || t° be benefited, yet some continue to put | Sockaislaudis Haat, ris: | Retlaenae. Wiknowhs 4 " rs mearri: RSs A. tines & Knight is appreciated by the || ff from-day to day untit-they awake up [sr sid ticticlons’ name” at sions] GRAY, ‘hin wie, whoo, Kiven| —“L-aoubt ik” Rivers said delib- ” ‘ 0 ong @ Jroe County, Flor! er: ave fea | people of Key West: “Every American with a thump that they waited too | u Dated sre Tay ieee Residence inknoke Tyr. ‘fle have. said: it-— file. lut-the world is no e whould at some time drive from Miami ORR Bee ALD ane wart, ple to pluck.” Sex reated “he! te Key West over the unbelievably The law js strict, and the tax assessor mar. 18-252 en matiarecitea anes wakaows: f+ | "Yat geonelbe tig Sa eat toe As a guest, beoutiful Overseas Highway. Key West vl Rye erm -” =< > nate ge hed con Ee ere ae | ana, it. mar- Ale tray i» not only replete with points of historic || “AW. «1S Use ess fo AG ee He eet ee’ discuanan se unehewnr cee fered it Arst to Guinivere, next to} interest but offers the finest winter or any reason, you faile > tal e advan- ty, coun Or Tom lh) Ss agen Ree ane Street, College Rivers, then in turn climate te be found anywhere on the | | t8¢ of the proffered reduction in taxes on 0 y AULINE, BUNCH. GIB- | = ee North American continent.” Paraphras- || ¥°U" home. That circumstance should Tk ‘ A band, et TODAY’S ing Thomas Morton's line: “Approba-|| teach everybody a lesson, but vear after Nbergiescee co eee ANNIVERSARIES tion from James 8. Knight is praise in-|{¥¢2" @ fairly large number of property Ce: ab bes meee ss erm Seren : (Kane nde a 18, dood.” owners forget till it is too late to be bene- |, Yotice, 5 hereby, ‘even that Jerry} GENE BUNCH, his. wit ea ' 17@2—John Caldwell Cathoun,| tures ready to make f THE ORACLE fited by the provisions of ‘the’ Homestbad | #2 Hxerutor of the entats of Grameilly -ALARInG. APSHA Hope? : | South Carolina’s famed congress-| put these should be entered Act. deceased; that he has filed his peti: | MAY JERGUSON HOLLMANN and man, Secretary of War, Senator,| very cautiously. You should tion for final discharge, gnd that K HOLBMANN, her hus- ; Secretary of State, political phil-| careful of associations and oo ne eR ee he will apply to the’ Honorable} band, ‘ . pence n-ne ease eanere mena mnmame . i Jr. Circuit Judge, 6542 Indiana Street, Long Beach, ¥ ,osopher, born in Abbeville Dis-! ful of your walk in life, 7 A MAJORITY DICTATORSHIP A quarrelsome man_ never lacks | acting plkte. of uhal Cou’ a EEE Snacnon PINEL ana posi oad aR RO fet, 8. C- Died:2fareh 31,°1890.| will be many wee ame ‘ words; he is volumnious ad nauseam. na Tanne the aeaurek PINEL, her husband. 1800—Gerard Halleck, noted! some of which may be seriou h day of te 1948, ce approval of sour i DeNormanvitee, Montreal ab: mite hese New York journalist of his. gen- .~ = Tou ae When the Government of the United an peers 281 we GUSON published in The Citizen lay,} eration, born in Pittsfield, Mass.|in Paris. Died New Stwten was formed, the framers of our| FAIR DEAL FACING A SQUARE DEAL ace. Low yn fal ate (ek: | Senator Charles O.- Andrews is -Died Jan. 4, 1868. 12, 1918. . ‘ w i Cometitut had id. f tol ti i i iad : 4 med ps4 t, Birmingham, aie oy the ene fob Be nee seid dain syy 4 if r e rm iy y * mes ee ree o The new labor law bill is to be boomed ; 4 bits * serereaon, {and the Hepburn Commission re-| governor of New York, President,| STRONG ARM BRAND Democracy. The Constitution contains | throughout the country, This correspon- penta Erne OE OA EALTARE ands WiLL} garding the proposal to cstablish defeated and then elected again, emy provisions plainly designed to pre-} dent is familiar with every prediction that (Pe erat 28. Fa Sureet Oklanoma anaval air base in Key, West... born at Caldwell, N. J. Died in A D h 1046 4 ee es oe 4 ns cK - . 2 » »| Princeton, N. J., June 24, 1908, wort © majority from having its way with-| the New. Deal’s- Wagner Act, alt-dressed | _- i chMtiekinte Poets The State’ Road Department is} 1872— chard P. Strong, fam- out reward to the rights, customs or opin- | up in new regalia will slide through Con- |" a State: ils aid elated aoiaia preparing to make improvéments|ed Harvard professor of tropical tom of minorities. The checks and bal- | gress. The Labor Bosses are manipulating vy! segs Aon BOR Avenue, Mammona, Pee ogee eat ppecicion: pant ee onl dl snore arranged within the framework of | a tremendous campaign to stir up public si xf wae wire. Material for the work has. begun 1877. poe Held, actress, | born the Goweroment, through separate execu- | sentiment for the fuzzy old Wagner Act. jp UR pown. Ftp arrive. is Uv, sudicial and legislative branches, rep- If the Taft-Hartley Act is:repealed, it New Rochelle, Better described as. fol- A delegation from the Key West Lions’ Club will go to Del- Commencing at the corner of |ray Beach “hext.-Monday. to be |=, William and Catherine Streets , 3 2 y ie % m | ana SUN Bh Marjorie Jerguson | Bunch and—] ° * Captain William Spencer, who AL Y MEMORIAL HOSPITAL reqented something of a compromise to | will be in name only. The Fair Dealers a pont, Pele ast perierts the | arrived in Key West yesterday by preteet the rights of minorities against the | are determined toclaim credit for a new ‘ Fissniet tet bus from No Name Key to ob- “KEY WEST’S ONLY PRIVATE HOSPITAL” umerical superiority of majorities. Labor law—and their funny little scheme gre lignes, ‘Iienors, eredi: | tain a supply of cigarettes for - - ~ oF magermies ; : Vanes ‘ 4 fire inisteent or ‘other. claimants |. members of his crew, said that @ Emergency Room Service, 24 Hours A Day While representation in the House of | is to call it the Wagner Act. It is necessary ‘ nth 5 Junder such defendants deceased, he and his crewmen had gathered @ Resident Physician In Attend: Hepreeentatives is based upon population, | that all American citizens who keep tabs |! cult of K ter he, through, under 225 bunches of sponge last week. Devand Night ° he two Senators given each state i on important labor union demands _ should |: ye No; '11-] AgRINKt. se a Be " g' each state in the P : sad 4 SIO brAPA MAIN ls} or claiming to have any. Cig Workmen today are shaping} @ Out-Patient Clinic, 3-6 P.M., Daily, wernate ® concession to the less populous ; express their opinions in letters to their 4 > i i the mastfor the cable schuohiein| Except On Si ea Wy * Li . fat The provision requiring a two-| Members of Congress upon this legislation. ‘ ; | course of construction for Thomp- ec er Paw cael X-Ray Facilities hinds vote in each house and the assent The Republican minority has wore, of Florida, to-wit: ao Eolerpelan. 186. The sper. is Hae = sais aan a th » ats 5 ae “, elk eet long, and it wi step- THIS HOSP: PED ARE FOR hree-fourthe of the states to amend the | ed bloody murder against “s ale SCE Gniehe gland ot, sem, Weat ac- | péd in a few days, MATERNITY, MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CASES Uofetitetion is likewise a device to protect | tactics’ now being used inthe Senate to hi c acinentehie od { i mwnerities, The written Constitution, with | obey the orders of President Truman. ; the City ~D. , but known WPA announced today that is} 7 Pig S a wrida, on the 4th as part of Lot tree (3) in | has completed its school project " Maependent court to interpret it, is al- It must be remembered that Congress | pri) 4. b. 184 ‘ Peach, Teelva (1th ONE new bee Key West Th ianctan? . : i ibe : r f nown as Let One for ey est. ie Division DR. JULIO DE POO, «© Gevice te protect the constitutional | ¢verrode President Truman’s two vetoes } a to slam degre street school will be the first to Director wht of a single citizen against the un- | of the Taft-Hartley Act. Fifty-four .Mem- Ot asle the. ey tee Mook 1. page Monroe Be mouatedt at a Cost0 Fearon | 417 Eaton Street » besser 1320 tricted wishes of a majority. bers of the Senate that voted to override | {rived mnpperty situate in Monroe t described as fol- { | the method devised for the election | the Truman veto of the Taft-Hartley ill Vrewdent of the United States, there | are still in the Senate, Beginning at ; : . A alate , cake present at the organization-of a | nsideration whatever given to It is reasonable to believe that revised | {! gnatdis Coipenen Car arate or Lions’ Club in that-city. wien of the people. The various | labor legislations will improve’ cofiditions | mener West 18 chang Areso: } DiRInAinN nnd. shence JYRNGE: eo Reais ere powe » 7 4 a = ae a hemes 8 18 Chains and-76 Northwesterly direction Eighty- enty laskins,. assistant were emp red t elect delegates for employers, wage workers and the | [hence Hast foint ct DagtatRe, one (81) feet_and six (6) inches ‘| superitendent of lighthouses int rm the Blectora! College, which, in} public. containing 14 Acres, more. or soa emels neet:— thence at | wey West, will leave J Monday for less. al 8 as spDose » as 2 f Street in a Southwesterly di- {Camden, N. to ii et the } (alee og lore 5 Il nga sar Mle ieded nerioging “at | eli, "Foruysiem it) fst [tender Zinnia that is belme’ conf ~ e Chief Executive ‘his election scuttle this particular ship. Remember this ae Nags ed Fae ant lea inees structed there ror use in this he haved upon the considered judg-| prediction and see how the correspondent ; t, run Pn pe as district. mest of the electors who, it was assumed, | of yo oe. spaper comes i is 50 Links, thence Wes Chains right angles in a N ’ Tee sete | would be citnens of the hithest type, cap-| prophecy nn NT Somesoutinthis| SCN steroamaat Bowiit | atest ont cine nitiet | Brank Delaney tay, received a be et ype, = 'y. « 50 Links, thence a s a circle awar rom Tau f exercising their power, with great ———_——_— i 4 ee eed Omega fraternity for service in ashen The essence of good breeding is to y-three “and one-hatf |) YOU AND BACH OF YOU are| the organization for more than 30) . Lue g ore or less. SPARE. FRAMES r. ears. He attended Binghai ‘The present tempo of many of the | 2'¥¢ Way to others. Gaure Cecuehes ila eS naa in North Carolina aed was " Girenit of the State of Florida, in e Ging pelticlans of the nation is to go ONLY A SLIGHT DECLINE | and.” for! Monroe. County. Plofid oo ee l i ! conta. o ‘t aid caus e witout for what they call Democracy, — 2 aor teen nine. See ae Apart ot chia order sae itt ji —— 2 hich, in their definition, means the right The Consumers’ Price Index, main-| |. pes1, wo. 4; w iene fully net fortiy seed, te Tawwer | sroday ne elusen Says. in an i * - ° entintt Sa is Pole tes Cheine 5 he Bill of Complaint filed against! €ditorial paragrap! of e majority to sbeolute and complete } tained by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, is iad eli Gnsing . ant the: Fat gece so in-said-eause:|. “The long lane that has no| control over the majority. This means, if it | supposed to reflect changes in the cost-of-| of Lot Hibs tan Aor termes Wihite ee turning . is -negessarily. straight | . pie 4 5 Das ye enteret a enc meats anything, that, in time, the vast | living and the public has been hearing t to the Atlantic Ocea: ao. 5 j and narrow. J wicanderine in a bgt ‘The Bill of Complaint filed here- ee nee pepelatens of the most populous states | much about the fact that the index has irection along the shore- | in is for the yurpose of, quieting) Horned toads eat ants and oth- . of the Atlantic Ocean to tts | title of plaintiff with reference to] og. insects, catching -them ith can and Ni determine all questions af- | declined for four consecutive months: interse with the South Line bs ee a darting tongue. Ing” Liat | . i id of said Lot 2, thence West along. oftic : focting the interests and destinies of all the The Jatest figures are for sthe ‘month the Sant apf said Logg to | Real Of this Court’ on the 2nd day of ple of the United States. Such a de- | ending January J5th, Théy show a de-| ‘nance worth alone ihe “Wea 4 iseal> alec resets | ROBERTS OFFICE SUPP E : 4 | c id Lot 2, 13 Che ore: be elopment will be « dangerous threat to | cline of 2.1 per cent from the record highs ig tinkais te Poabaeie | Patee Counts Hibele LIES | the residents of the less populous areas | of August and September. The index is} Sat, (EURT “uitutenant sr. ponten 1, Denuty Clerks and EQUIPMENT ond im time,a menace to the continued | still 1.2 higher than ayear before, 28.2 | thereto. , containing 22 acres, SoLiGiToR for SPraintife, 126 DUVAL 8ST. PHONE 250 ‘ 41 et, * wtability of the American Republic. higher than June, 1946, when price con-| ‘he said property as aforesaid | Key West, ploriga aa Rental Typewriters and sibteneslibee trols were ended and 73,3 above. August, | {orci cree g Ne tO ER S| ener noe — Adding Machines - Used Some wives are like some fishermen; | 1939. eunto belonging, oF in any wise Standard and Portable The - r , 1: me Piel being sold to satisfy Your Grocer SELLS That T: writers think the best ones got away. While the slight declines noted over seated this 3rd day of MatghitA. D. = ype a the four months’ period are encouraging, | 1° TOM 0. WATKINS, STAR | * BRAND writers New Allon ‘Allen Wales Eee, Drive carefully during the rest of 1949 | there is no use for anybody to be fooled | sosnprr sf aa eeaeer 18 Chancery. COFFEE tric Adding Machines - New Vie- and you may help avoid another traffic | by the undue emphasis that has been given | Sy!sitor for Plainti ced CUBAN bras for Portable Adding Machines i y os i icity Miami, Fla. i ——Try A Pound ‘oday——e | We Installment fatality in Key West. | them in much publicity. Se eee ara LLaucGeL aeeaitest Sell on the Plon a