The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 19, 1949, Page 2

tion. The people of Florida agree that the pre rng engage avec cue oe er success than your own. in expanding, more money must be] 7. form of the word spent than what would be obtained if the | ‘citizen’ is “cites.” ise. tax structure remains as it is at present, |—— yet protests are made by group: after group) ‘ fee, * "Wt Scag i ak f f j a R Ft i it nf 1 : i iat t Re eh of business men or manufacturers if any ofi the new taxes are applied to anything in which the groups are concerned fiman- cially. if ! R 8 x i Se Oe derived are & crnis @ line. “+ Ute i 2 open forum asd invit a an, te | Hl i STATE OF F: . — LORIDA. Iv _PRO- »Governor Warren, according to Sena-. 7 In re the Estate of ° OSCAR SOLANO, tor James A. Franklin in a statement that appeared in The Citizen yesterday, is still | to au Whom 1i ‘May Concern: unshakably against a sales tax. A Tampa cinta open tak pir gta paper suggested the imposition of a sales | {u-27"'Suinna, deceasen. et? ot tax as a convenient way out of the ‘state’s | fist, na nat she weit ie o the suggestion. erida,.on the 20th Gay, *s “Ht Ge : (a a During his. copaiei for the Demo- Adimintyera trix il cbiste can saees” seid Coven eratic nomination for governor, Fuller Warren declared, time and again, that he rr [ i i é i) : H [ E | i et [ i i <1 re F k itl 3 = b . ‘| if i gi 3 14 Peinosainiy. baat poe responsibly. 8 a lapfi of shells and things. I saw her ing in his car as we came up 1 this 29th aay af Séaren, sa) VIRGINIA SOLAN 2 was unalterably against a sales tax in x ealniatcateis dee ss Florida. He isaware that sucha tax en- Of Guar 29; apr 54 seea 14 tails an endless job of further bookkee' ; . It’s all right You probably 3 e: didn’t make ie law,” said Fe- ing in every business in the state. At no ather session of the Florida legislature have lobbyists been more active than they are at present. Every suggestion ‘that Governor Warren made for increasing state revenue in his budgetary message to the legislature has evoked opposition by lobbyists representing those interests. The people of Florida should bear in mind that, regardless of what sources the money comes from, the ultimate consumer will be the man who pays. And that means everybody. licity politely. didn’t—and, * Cuse No. 11-612" MARY L. CUTLER, vs. DIV WALTER FR. CUTLER, ORDER OF Pt TO: Waiter R. Cut) e/o Gus Cutler, Blounts Creek, North Carolina. 2) ays wes jiest, the most exquisite thing} himself. that the meet: sar Gare Felicity let in the elutch and ret or Jason had ever seen. away, fol- “Begging your pardon, Miss car. CTION oe went Crags meet intelligem group to be om iy pecett i fond om this area. 7. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS (Know America) John Taylor Arms of Fairfield Conn., famous etcher, born in Washington, D. C., 62 years ago. Prof. Glenn T. Seaborg of the at Ishpening, Mich., 37 years| born in Knoxville, Ten., 58 years ago. | ago. | William. Aiton Jones. president} Augustus E. Giegenback, form-/ | of Cities Service. Company, New} er Public Printer of the United | York, born in Webb City, Mo., 58| States, born in New York, 59) "years ago. years ago. THE ORACLE a required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint for divorce, fn the above styled Gause PPLAINING THE ATLANTIC PACT he bth day of May, AyD...1945, 1) commotion with the discussion of the Nerth Atlantic treaty we should keep « few facto in mind: ‘Wehwe inte being out of the Soviet Veter’) ieee of the veto, preventing the development of the full security sys fot contemplated in the «United Nations Atlantic Pact: would not have being if the western nations of Wad net witnessed in the past three peers ten of the thirty nations of Europe ee of Soviet imperial- Goes not permit the United jare war but to do immediate- ty hithke necessary to check an end restore peace in the North \Uente ares. If this takes war, then the ' Mates ie «cémmitted to war, but ’ i te decide When war is neces- earty out our obligation. . Peet is no guarantee that the Red een be prevented from over-run- Burope but it ix notice served . thet any aggressive attack western nations probably means WHE the United States. If this notice heen given to the Kaiser and Hit- many people believe that there heen ne world war in either AIR LIFT COSTLY SUCCESS "Whngrem & soon to be asked to ap- Prepeiete millions of dollars to keep the Herlie alr ft running and the expenditure w be authorized because meral recognition thatthe repu- of the United States is at stake. air Tift was set up about a year ore te fly food and supplies into the weet oveapied areas of the German emtAL This section was cut off from Ad “ommunications by the acts of the Tetetine which blockaded delivery of euppttt by rail, truck or boat. groPhere was some apprehension, as bs began, that the British and Ameri- m planes would be unableto keep Ber- ve supplied with actual, deceskitiés dur- Ge the cold and bad winter months. This Gar did not materialize, The citizens of Bertin repeatedly cheered Anglo-Ameri- @n planes flying in supplies: which alone abled them to withstand the pressure of thedoviet Union. - While the air lift operation costs the United States a considerable sum of money, the probability is that the British did American air forces “are receiving sme valuable training and, in addition, eating ground facilities that might be a in the event of trouble with Rus- Without police protection there would .» comparatively little civilization, ee — erwise the allegations therein Ht be taken as confess. This order to be published once a week for four consecutive weeks Wert Citizen’a Key LAMP TUBES POISONOUS in The Ke: paper publ Ws~ West, hed in The increasing use of fluorescent lighting tubes makes it necessary to warn that the inside of these tubes is coated with an extremely poisonous material, which may be liberated ifthe glass tubes are shattered. ‘ The substance is a salt of the metal beryllium. Beryllium is a deadly poison and very small amounts getting into the body through the lungs or an open wound ean cause serious trouble. About a year ago, a six-year-old boy in New Jersey found a discarded Fluores- cent light tube on a trash heap. Playing with it, the lad stumbled and cut his hand. The wound has not yet healed. Doctors attribute the lack of healing to beryllium poisoning. In a recent issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association, Dr. Leonard Greenberg called attention to the danger. The U.S. Public Health Ser- vice and British Medical Research Council have also warned of the danger of beryllium poisoning. Other experts de- clare that there is enough beryllium in a fluorescent tube, designed for home use, to create a dangerous medical prob- lem. | If a tube is broken in the home, the poisonous dust may be drawn into the : lungs or may enter the skin through a} cyaris van cut from the broken glass. Safety ex- perts say that the florescent tubes should be smashed under water to) preclude the possibility that the deadly dust might be inhaled inadvertently. Industrial health organizations have warned of the danger of beryllium pois- oning and manufacturers of fluorescent lamps urge customers to use “due precau- tion” in handling them. They say that the lamps have been sold since 1938 with this warning. eee FIND $16,000 Searching the litter-strewn house of an eighty-year-old recluse, who recently died in Reed City, Michigan, officials discovered envelopes containing a total of $16,000 in twenty -dollar bills The money was hidden in bureau drawers and other places. While such news items are not eVvery~ day occurences, they appear in. the néws- papers every once in a while. It is difficult to understand why anybody takes the risk of keeping so much cash at Clerk of Monroe Co By: (sd) Anne Deputy. Thomas S. Caro, Solicitor for the Plaintiff. apr.5-12. Longworth, lerk: 19-26,1949. IN THE ELEVENTH HAL CIRCUIT: OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, LN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. f No. 11-804 Case KATHERINE WALKER MASANZ, | Plaintiff, pr 8. P.O. Quarters, San Diego, 3%, California. You are hereby required to ap- to the Bill of “Complaint for in the above styled eause on ot before the 28th day of April, A. D. 1949, otherwise the allegations therein will be taken as confessed. This ris to be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in The. Key West Citizen, a news- paper published in the City of Key! West, Florida. . DONE AND ORDERED this 29th @ay of March, A. 1. 1949. (Seal) « MARY HEL AND N) TO: CHARL Ry: (sd) An Hilary U. Albu Attorney for P' N, aintier, DIVORCE ndant. CATION vs. HENRY GOLDS ¥ few York City, New: York. are hereby. reguired to ap- pear to the. BUL of _Complatnt , tor Divorce tt the -ab styléd cause on or before the. of May, A. 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