The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 14, 1949, Page 2

: | : MONOGRAPH : Deer Readers: Governor Warren visited Key West ; twlee compaigning for the governorship ; he wae here as governor-clect and now he exeures us that he will be here shortly ond tat means he is here as governor. Hey Wee will give the popular chief etervtive a rousing welcome. THE ORACLE PACT BASED ON HERITAGE : “The treaty, in a very large sense, recogniaes the common heritage and sivitieation of Western peoples, tewnded on principles of democracy, (iivideality Wberty and the rule of ‘aw between nations.” ‘The quotation comes from the state- ment eeeed by Charles Bohlen, counsel- who was corespondents al h it is hoped, the Powers against ag- wiley ater k feet that fhe nations involved in pave “a common heritage ond more important than " ey have a willingness be bende im mutual self-protection. a Weerty’ @hich come to us are a tle whith bindsthe people ‘how mations together, fererniiy. if there ages in the world the ea Gee & & perme bem to chip away “ee Ge feentetion atone: of what 2 eed, for want of better ee ote Ohh mene crvizetion Wh = for a of the nations mvolved “h) Bo eet Pact hewe the Anglo-Saxon ee ee et them have gov- reled Gy the peple whe enjoy ueerue and freedoms that fe weet whie » «© eatere! end. perbaps meviteble. seme wh thie comme i i Wears te Mand together in the face of eteghe epee thelr made of Iie §~What Tt) Were & commen ant cherish alike | -@ shew together mach closer than any fw ed apen e commen fear or & com- ? = * : Nt should shee be weted that the “eles withevt af) tundsung obligs- he eetome of Wetter: Kurope, has te « werrific war for the Se ue entered eorps of preventing vusidte ageres- | pore from becoming the dictators of the > le pertiotpating in the struggies, , 4 weetry ected & ee own 0 imterest in| Pte te fe! euppart & the creasing | oP terentened free poopie of Western | 9 ve would be thesame in another . » whether the Atlantic Pact > ~ aot. bat it » just as well to let ail - . deetaters underatand that those ~ freedom and ready to defend nee notice thes given might prevent from starting a third World War here can be no guafantee —— as Watke prominence does not go to the Read.al o really prominent person. observatory ing abott the mysteries of tact. They burn themselves out in the atmosphere, as have been seen many a | funings:tne notice, moun time by Key Westers. We may explain one instant, “Look at that meteor!” and the next instant it disappears in a final flash, most of the time high up in the heavens. Peary brought several meteors back with him that he and his party had found in the North Pole area. them is on exhibition in the Museum. He reported that many other meteors had been seen on his trip to and from the pole. In prehistoric times, must have weighed many thousands of tons struck the United States. The largest hit in California and Georgia. Man is stumped when he tries to imagine how long a meteor has been travel- ing in space before it appears in our atmosphere. That one that was seen Mon- day night streaming across the northeast states might have been wandering in space for eons, many thousand times bigger | »i‘« when it tore away from some heavenly body than when it was in the northern Ing the year 1948 for the pgnapre © sky, still flaming furiously and burning itself away. The revolver made men-equal and the microphone has made speakers equal. THIS YEAR’S MEAT SUPPLY As of the early part of March, retail meat prices in the Chicago area, which are generally typical of the country as a whole, were down an average of 20 per cent be- low lost summer's peak levels. Some popu- lar cuts were down much more—round steak, for instance, was being offered at 80 per cent less than at the high point. Supply and demand did that. A heavy 1498. supply of meat came to market, and at the same time there was onsumer buying. The meat had to be moved and lower prices were the inevita- ble result. As an interesting by-product of the change, one of the biggest meat pack- ers took a substantial some slackening in operating. loss for At present, there has been something of a reversal in the trend of livestock sup- plies and prices are expected to level out. However, no need fear a meat Last year the average shortage. American ate 146 pounds of meat. This year, it is estimated, he will aceount for 145 pounds, made up of 60 pounds of beef, 9 pounds of veal, 72 pounds of pork, and 4 pounds of lamb and mutton. A decline in available supplies of beef, veal, lamb and mutton will be made up by an increase in the amount of pork. The American dining table will con- tinue to carry its share of the good things of li and meat is one of them. The price we must pay, when measured egainst the average increase in dollar income, will be fair and reasonable. 4 ee A just decision is one that lets us win. FUTURE SOUVENIRS Everybody in the —— United States has had an opportunity, at one time or an- other, to buy a block of wood from the cherry tree “eut down by George Wash- spgton. The souvenir hunters will probably have a similar opportunity in the future. In remodelling the White House, there will be tons of debris left over for dis- posal, : Probably, some astute American will buy some of it andfor the next two or three centuries, descendants will be sell- in parts of the White House. “times fell in | creation. They | suant to. tap aes said that a great ball of flame, with a tail Pi geen two miles-long, that streaked across the | plication (watt be 4 sky of six northeast states Monday night | state ot Fiorida Ress ig was a meteor. It might have burned itself | ine the year iss tor th out or erashed into the Atlantic. ° We occasionally see meteors in the. Key West sky but they are comparatively. few compared with the number seen in northerly areas. ~The biggest: meteor that struck the earth in hi Siberia and destroyed all life, animal and vegetable, for. many miles around. Frees as far away as 60 miles from where the meteor struck were charred by heat and flame, and the shock when it hit the earth was felt 500 miles away. ~ Considering the countless millions of meteors streaming in space, it is wonderful indeed that no major recorded disaster has been caused by their striking the earth. However, only a very few of them that ap- j tne _inta pear in our atmosphere reach the earth in- | deine New York | Applerouth, tsadore two | Sher, Paul of the 4 election in 1938 sion of said jocal or sI St Fee Simple to Monroe, State Political on Stock County, sideration of Empowering the Cit: sion of The City of , i Florida, To Effect Such ~ anee, Dated at Key West, 1ith day of April, A.D. ; ¥ of ATRANK BER TLRY Istand in, For Con~ Cave and Ley as provided by of 1941, notice ngible ts set opposite ‘below are paid before pers omg wh on Vy upon any. personal or mixed taxpayer for unpaid taxes, pena! may and additional costs. The names o pro penalty are as folows: The largest of [Name Allen, Lenor Est. Beldner, Millicent Davis, Anna Tuval Mortgage C Goldsmith, Sam and Lila - Gor ston Jr. .. Island Holding Co. West Gas Co. K meteors that |Nown kL Newton, Jeaxie Porter _ Pollock, Robert E. Thompson, John W. N@PICE OF INTENTION TO AP- PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL OR SPECIAL BILL 25 Notice is hereby given oF pur- suant to the requirement o! tion 21 of Article 111 of the Condtitution of the State of Florida, as amended at the general election in fs, ap- t sion of said Legislature helt dui ral or speelal bill Amending Seetion 1 of Chapter 21236," Laws of Florida, cial of 1941, Entitled, “AN ACT Batifying and Confirming the Appointment of the Membegrgat the Florida ve. maueduel Comntission and Constituting Said Commission a Bady,-Ger- porate and Politic; Prescribing and Fixing the | Jurisdtetion, Powers and Duties of Sasa Com- mission and of Its Officers: Au- theorizing Said Commission’ to _ Construct, Maintain and+ r- até am Aqueduct and_,Wate Distribution Systems for. -fup plying Weter in the Florida Keys Area, Embracing the Plor- ida Keys and Extending Trom the Mainiand to the City-o? Key West, and Authorizing Said Commission to Enter into”Con- tracts with the Navy Depart- ment of the United States. of America tv Provide fur ,Sugh Construction and for Sueh Op- eration and Maintenan and to Lease from the City af Key West and to Improve gna Op- erate the Existing Water. Dis- tribution System in Said City; Ratifying and Confirming’ ‘the Contract Batered into by and Between Said Commission and the Navy Department Under Tate of March 18, 1941; Auth- orizing Said Commission yods- sue Negotiable Water Revenue Fonds, Payable Solely from Water Revenues, to Pay, Ail or Part of the Cost of Such Con- struction; Providing for Rights and Remecies .at, ‘the Holders of Such Bonde, viding that no Debt of the of Key West or of the Count of Monroe oF of the County, of all be Incurred” ‘fi the © of Any of the Powers Granted by this Act, and Deny ing the Power of ‘Taxation in Any Respect for the Paytnent of Such Bonds or. the Interest Thereon or forthe Payment.of the Cost of Maintaining; “Re- pairing and Operating Such and Such Distribu- ; Providing ir the S argex for Water Furnished Sufficient to Provide for the Payment of the Principal and Interest of Such Bonds and for the Cast of Maintaining, Repairing and Op- erating Such Aqueduct ‘ana Such Systems; Providing for the Execution of a Trust In- denture or Trust Agreement, and for the Provisions ‘Piugreo: to Seeure the Payment of Such Bonds Without Mortgaging or Eneumbering Such Aqueduc Such Systems; Granting Right of Eminent Domain-10 the Commission; and Authorig- ing the lesuance of Water Rev- enue Refunding Bonds," By Ratifying and Confirming’ the Appointment of the Present Members of Said Commission; Providing for the Immediate Appointment By the Governor of Two (2) Additional embers of Said Florida Keys Meat Commission; Providing"@ Taat From ang After the Appoint- ment and Qualification of 8: ditional Members, the Said Florida Keys Aqueduet Com- mixsion Shall Consist of . Five (5) Members; Providing forthe Appointment of Successors to Said Five () Members” and Vroviding That Members of said Commission Be Qualified Registered Voters of Monroe County, State of Florida; Pro- viding ‘That a Majority of. the Members of Said Commission Shall Constitute a Quorum, and That the Concurrence of Three Members of Said Commission Shall Be Necessary To Affirma- tive Action By the Com- mission; Providing That Members of the Commis- sion Shalt Each Receive a Monthly Salary and Fixing the Amount of Such Salary, and Also Providing tor Rei ment for Actual Necessarily Incurred Im the formance of Their Dated at Key West, 22th day of April. A. 5 RALPH BETANCOURT. apr.14,1949. vidita, «nis | 2th day of April, A. BE apr.14,1949. NOTE + suant to the requirement of Section 21 of Ari of the at the general plication dersigned to the State of Florida sion of. said ing the year 1949 fc apr.24,1949. one oracrea this ‘30h day u DT ' ~ EARL H. ADAMS, Cierk of the Circuit Court, Monree County, Plorida. By: Florence ex Sawyer, D.C. THOMAS 8S. C. Solicitor for the as itt. mar. pri-14-21,1949)" NOTICE OF INTENTION PLY FOR PASSAGE OR SPECIAL BILL OF LOCAL Notice is hereby given that, pur- | - suant to the requirement of Section 21 of Article LI of the Constitution of the State of Florida, as amended] at the general election jn 1938, ap: plication will be made by the un~ dersigned to the Legislature of the fi3th day of April, State of Florida at the regular ses- sion of said Legislature held dur- ir 8eS- dur- the passage of yr -24637, Laws of Leg! Empowering West, Florida to a Park da, Acquired for A egg eg rear net Empowering the City Commis: sion of Sai City, Acting on Behalf of Said City to Lease or Sell Such Lands or portions as May be Determined by Said City Commission to be for the Best Interest of Said City: Provided Any Such Lease or Sale is First Approved at a Referendum Election to be Held in Said City; and Pro- xiding This Act Shall not be- ‘come Operative or Effective ‘ntil Ratified or Approved at a Referendum Election. to be Called and Held in. Sai City of Key West, Plorid: Dated at Key West, F' A.D. 1949, 1cTOR LOWE, City Clerk. ing the year 194% for the passage of Papr.14,1949. a local or special bill Providing That When the Ex- isting Honded Indebtedness of the Overseas Road and Bridge District, a Political division of the State of FI Has Been Retired That There- upon the Title to Highways and Bridges Now Constituting the Toll Highways and Bridges of Said Distriet Shall Vest for a Period of Four Years in Mon- roe County, Florida; That the Board of Commissioners of s Road and Toll Bridge all Continue the of Toll Highways Hridges in Said District for Year Period and g the Costs of Oper- ating .and Maintaining Said 1 Highways and Poll Bridges, the Net Revenues Derived from s Shall Be Paid to the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe County, Florida, and the Board ° Instruction of Monroe County, Florida, In Equal Parts. Dated at Key West, Florida, this DB. 1945 EC. PAPY. trict Operati or PLY FORK PASSAGE OF OR SP L BILL Notice is hereby given that, pur- INTENTION. TO AP- » IM of the Constitution election in 1 will be made | egislature of the the regular ses: Legislature held dur the passage of 8 of Flo intitled; Establ Special District in Monroe County, us ‘OV Bridge Perritory Providing for and Administration and f Appointment of a Boa Commissioners The fining the Purposes and Powers District Powers, Duties, Liabilities of the Koard of missioners Thereof; Authoriz- ing the bstablishment of Rules and Regulations and Providing Penalties the Violation Thereof; Authorizing the Establishment Construction, Maintenance and Operation of ‘oll Bridges and Toll High- ys Therein to Complete a Highway tending ami to Key West Largv; Authorizing Said Dis- rrow Money and Is- | Evidences of Indebtedness; oviding for the Repayment of Such Borrowed Moneys and the Interest Thereon Out of Tolls and Charges for the Use of Said Toll Bridges and Toll Highways; Providing for the Validating of Said Evidences of Indebtedness; Conferring the LOCAL te of Florida, as i Right of Em Domain on Said District anting to Said District a Right-of-V Any Lands, Waters or merged Lands } ging State of da s trict; Authoriz f All Other ary, 1 or rtherance | and Objects Aforesaid, Includ- the Levy n Annual Ad rem Tax e R Said’ 1 Highways Laws or Parts of Laws ir flict. Herewith.; to Provide That Members of the Board of Commissioners of Overseas Road and Tol) Bridge Tfistrict Be Qualified Registered Voters of Commission- ad and Toll r Members of Said ail Constitute a Quorum. rence Key West, Florida, this April, A. D. 1949. ISABEL FLEMING apr.14, OTICE OF INTENTION TO AP- PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL OR SPECIAL BILL, MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that pur- suant to the requirement of Sec- tion 21 of Article Il of the Consti- tution of the State of Florida, as amended at the general election in 1938, application will be made by the undersigned to the Legislature of the State of Florida at the regu- lar session of said Legislature held during the year 1949 for the pass- ‘age of a jocal or special bill ‘Authorizing and Empowering ‘The City of Key West Florida to Abandon as a Public Park Certaim Lands on + k Island, in Monroe. County, State of Florida, Acquired for Public Park Purposes; and Authoriz- ing and Empowering the City Commission of § ing 01 Lease or Time, Such Lands or Portions Thereof ax May Ke Determined by Said City Commission to be for the Hest Interest of Said Provided Any Such Lease sand le or Saies Shall First Approved at a Referendum Election to be Held in Said City; and Providing This Act Shall Not Become Overative or Effective Until Ratifiea or Approved at a Referendum bi nto Called and Held City of Key West, * Dated at Key West, this 13th day of April, A. D. é = Florida 14 ity k VICTOR LOWE, FOR PASSAGE OF LOC! SIAL BILL hereby given that, pur- Suant to the requirement of Section $1 of Article II] of the Constitution 6f the State of Florida, as amended at the general , election in 1938, ap- | plication will be made by dersigned to the Legislature of the State of Florida at the regular se: apr.14,1949. +3 sion of said Legislature held dui img the year 1949 for the passage of & Jocal or special bill Providing for the the Board of County ssione:s of Mon Florida, of a Board of Trustees pital on Stock > Defining Purposes, I , Duties, Heges and Liabilities 0: rd of Trustees; Auth s Board of Trustees Rules and Regulations Own Guidance and For th Appointment Com- | ernment Of Said Hosp | ‘thorizing the Levy Of Ad Valorem Tax, Not To Exceed Two (2) Mills On the Dollar For the Improvement tenance of Said Pub! Authorizing the 5 erty Public Hospital Establishment and Use of Said | Hospitat. To Be Public Pur- | poses; Authorizing the Poard ¢ County Commissioners of M: rpe County, Florida, to Allocate Po the Hospit Any ; Public Moneys Appropriated Tustees Heretofore Appointed ‘or Said Hosp’ e1 ing Al) “Whether General or Speciz Cont { tent of Such Co Dated at Key We this 12th day of April Chairman, Board Commissioners, County, Flerida. i ili ae Berwick, Hl, 52 years ago. Lee Tracy, actor, born in At- Janta, Ga., 51 years ago. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP~ PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL OR SPECIAL BILL, MONROR COUNTY., FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that, por- suant to the requirement ef Section 21 of Artiele Lil ef the Constitution of the State of Florida, as amended at the general ‘election in 1938, ap- plication will be made by the wn dersigned to the Legisiature of the State of Florida at the tegular ses- sion of said Legiviature held @ur- ing the year 1949 for the passage of a local or special bith to Amend Chapter 23374, Laws of Florida, Aets of the Legisia ture Year 1945, the Char- ter of The City Went, Florida, by Ame ic Section 8 of Article I of the Intreduc- tory Chapter Therqof se as to Exclude Certain Lamd From uffe Present Territorial Boundari: of The City of Key West, Flori- da. Dated at Key West, Riorida, this 12th day of April, A. D. 2949. JOHN 'N. THOM | Fromywhere I sit .. 4y Joe Marsh Mae ‘I Bed _— Always Be From where I sit, Bareyee tt mere “civilized” than the song who make fur of him. Eee > tented, lives the way be einen Tight Without here mg seco and what's more, he's teterant @ others whee last 4 “og =F different from hes Maybe we al! don) iaok che eee or act the same. or cat of Grek Ge same, but imo free country. why should we? Is Pure PLACE YOUR REFRIGERATION OF 4 REAL -ICE BASIS and You Will Get GUARANTEED Retrwgerstee Gers os REAL ICE “s'=<> hte Pt Re Heatth, ani Ser