The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 30, 1949, Page 2

{ a PAGE TWO cards eta for entertainment by churches from an is to be oores are Scents a line. a ra ee and invites dis- ra Fait e Subjects of local or Sita Spat il will not publish anonymous munications, : et MONOGRAPH Dear Radio Fans: Last night over WGBS Edward R. Murrow, the newscaster, was back at the microphone, after his vacation. He -eommences his talk with the familiar, “This Is The News.” THE ORACLE BUBONIC PLAGUE—NO SCARE! ore The illness of. two citizens.of New.Mexico “=, has been diagnosed as the bubonic plague but doctors report that modern drugs have appar- ently achieved a smashing victory over the flea-borne disease. Both patients are improv ing.~ If the above announcement means nothing to the reader, we call attention to the fagtthat this disease has been the dread scourge of the Eastern Hemisphere since the Third Century B. C., where it has become “known as the “Black Death.” It appeared in pak 29 tre he D., where as many as 10,000 in a single day in Constantinople. In the Fourteenth Century, it occurred in other countr- ies of Europe gnd, during a period of twenty years, its victims were estimated to exceed 25,000,000. Epidemics occurred in the Fifteenth and ‘Sixteenth Centuries. China was almost depop- ulated. About this time, typhus also appeared in Europe and the probability exists that the ~ two diseases were confused. In Seventeenth — Century the disease was widely current in =~ 2-Europe. Naples lost 300,000 persons in five ~ months in 16§6 and in 1665 the great plague <= “hit London. with a mortality of 68,000 out of a = S_popilation of 460,000. The point to remember, in connection with this brief summary of the dreaded effects of this scourge of mankind, is. that today a discovery of two cases in the United States arouses no apprehension on the part of the public at large. This is evidence of the pro- gress made in medical care but it also attests the improved standards of living that exist in this country, making a repetition of the great plagues extremely improbable. In fact, only twenty-one canes of the disease have occurred ~~ inJhe United States in the last twenty-five years. — ee ' HEUeTDURG ELE Hil CHARGES AGAINST 1949 SUGAR QUOTAS The Department of Agriculture issu- ed its monthly report on the status of the 1949 augar quotas for the various sugar- producing areas supplying the U,S. market. The report shows that the quantity of sugar charges against the quotas for all offshore areas, during January-July, amounted to 3,588,158 short tons, raw value, as com- Waited with 2,947,718 tons charged against seh quotas through July 31 of last year. ona Too much.curiosity is one indication of I ac. fnencencee ee oa age ee “wonderful, beautiful world” tells ae That poem that one side of the story. It is similar to the ‘ane ’ : aa, +. | AUDRRY B.C. “1 eulogy of a man without . mentioning _ his “ te se Plainaite, | | ro TAKEN eee shorteomings. : tq DANIEL 0. CAIN, rvener | BRUSSELS — (®)—A ‘second: aygyust 30, 1939 contingent of 50 RAF orphans has ; aoggetenneennnonnuC Granting tnat the world is wonderful To: Manone. pruisats been invited to spend holidays in| ‘GEORGE DAVID AIKEN, born ¥ . homes found f by the Bel-i Charles H. Johnson, chairman; Dummerston, and beautiful, yet it is harsh and savage e ann ae Arenteg : san aie Force Welfare Sention ie of the beach committee of the ioe >» rye U se when Miluresune amurk. Ghastly man- PRL 3 . 5) ae to ap. a sei will stay Pie) Key West haber tie fs tor pees Vermont, he ai pre aepinst yOu TB: ey styl sociation, sai y jou liberal Re- ‘ifestations of its savageness are still strewn. ‘ pon a fm Beach will be in good condition | ; Publican who over parts of Florida through of hear wk ; ~ ; : ) 6 Yor wesident and tourist: by No-| “hes not always | last Friday’s hurricane passed, Ne ieeetce ae rd ae Yet, leaving Nature out of the ques- | ; t. SS oe ras : “1 More than 8,000 trees for plant. W iepder in the tion, the world is exacting. Man, in hisf 24 - ' 7 i sidewalks along streets in 4 farm bloc, a és West have been received by has owned a early days on earth, stuggled from day to a sterly. : Pets rs Cans, fal as | States, Great, Britain, and. t industrial woutries. by farm since he* ae day to get something to eat. Even today he | Sviam V; A ary e : pend, : ave ay Ie announced today. H : was 20 whenvhes Political must work to live, generally speaking, and ihe i FADB,1999. ae ig i ee eA es 7 ie bah isw - renc| leet ars ” a: % - an wi { + eer ao feel dears ae _ apr toe il ect. (ly ae of lighthouses inieetop TEN Gnd and al Announcement a frienc who has lost his Jo . When at Pat sonery America. eta district, returned today from: borrowed $100. In 1930 he was friend is multiplied many times, as was the ye 1797—First Ab icon Aw an inspeetion tour in the Tampa! ’ Anclote lected to the state legislaiure. City Co foaad Her See iF later he was lieuten- For City Con.mission {Five Year Slater ae ee he vat | ALBERS @. ROSE ‘ant governor. In ease when Defense Secretary Louis John- son issued an-order that will deprive 135, BS RATE ada exhibited in JOSEPH Stak 1850—Professor John *. i i | Pree et Mrs, Edna Lupo, daughter of 3 Vermont and: t 000civilian employes in the armed services ye d ster of Harvard Mr, and Mrs, Claudye Freeman ~ leotesl. governor At eat es the dace MARY ANN pa yencad 1D) of oe served two terms, Sent i 4 of their jobs, we sense something of a shock ‘ 1 Parkinan; of Key Weit, who had been here conte in 1941 he started his ong | STRAND. 4 a . ‘ Peangtee i visiting her parents, returned to- nee ful fights for the ; when the job-losing strikes at home, TO: Mary Pe kn Bi b day to her home in lgaeaed Pe-ver d= lear itiy i Central Avanies 1889—Notoria ny Tampo- SPDR pparcored St. Lawrence Sea- So it was when The Citizen received ¥ Norwich, Connecticut. der tril dgane | Cae way. Cultivation of wild flowers Tuesday and Wednesday news from Washington that 286 workers }pear to the at Sor Vlyerce? sea tone The EP Reparation | Migs Edwina Martinez left this’ is his hobby. would lose their jobs in the Naval Base in bg eatd ego ri nv) Plan in effect. jopreps Oo didacanigot ates . ; Key West. Later, the same day, The Citizen allegations Sontalnad therein menall SO ene ane wal n rulers Be ‘Antonio, Florida, | Mail The Citizen to Friends PRT STACK) she. BAGS. was informed by telephone from Washing- | “none and Ordered at ‘Key West,| ‘1942—Russian planes bom! from Baltimore to visit relatives War Adventure — Cartoon ; ton that Representative George Smathers | day'or aneust bags: this 8th | Berlin, Members of the Art Apprecia-| in Key West. Coming: TULSA ‘ had sueceeded in having the number re- | (“itenlé Cour : 1944-—-U. S. Navy announces tion reading group will meet | ee Synge Hayward, Bohest duced to 78. The following day he con ciety ADAMS, sinking of 17 more Jap ships. | Tursday night in the home of| ‘today The Citizen says in an|f] ‘tom and Peary Aveme By: (sd) Kathi Nottage, 1945—Big fire in Kaiser's ship-;.Mr. and Mrs. Haydn Mingworth, | aitoriel paragraph: ee ‘Deputy Clerk yards, Portland, Oregon. wars} Elizabeth street. Cyril M.j “sy .,5. “A hungry man is in no condi-} AIR 1947—Inter-American _Confer-' Marshall will talk on ancient Chi- tion 0 nie to reason.” RMGNROE COOLED ence unanimously adopt Treaty of, nese sculpture and architecture. ni nen mine mae ca Tuesday and Wednesday firmed that statement by telegraph. It should be added, however, that naval authorities in Key West say that their order, specifying 286 employes at the base here, has not yet been modified. While comparisons to the man who William V. Albury, Attorney for Plaintiff. aug,9-16 23-20,1949. Rio de Janiero for hemisphere se- | TA AAAAAAAAAAAALAAALAAAAAL on | es a5. -vear-old men re; } , The Misses Helen Bragassa and | FIBORG EACH DAWN I DIE gister ql ‘Dorothy Albury will be hostesses] "TRIUMPH [fu ara. 10800 ordered Grafted |at the social meeting ‘Thursday COFFEE their jobs. Key Westers' must be frank, as well Ben are hereby required to file as firm, in facing the future. We should re- | with the Clerk of the said Court call that after the Spanish-American Wer 1949. and the first World War, the number of | or Wine rt at sayy a Florida, employes at the Naval Station were whit- al baer) (oe eye ee 1 JAMES CAGNEY avd GEORGE 1 hi b h Eves afternoon of the Key West Juni- MILL RAFT oses his job are not enheartening, yet Key Plaintitt, Animal Fusbandry and farming | 0" Woman's Club. Coming: BLOOD AND SAND Westers were not the hardest hit by Secre- JENE. DONAHOR ALE are each believed to have begun | = { tary Johnson, for which as a community : Tefenda about 10,000 years ago around the! Charles Richardson, former Grocers | , ; xt TO APPRA eastern end of the Mediterrean,|Key Wester, arrived yesterday DAAAAMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAS | we should be thankful. Even leaving our | To: ahoe Calomirts, eee us & NN total at 286, it is more than 100 below the uf dint Bigeeis tt Pensacola total, where 393 civilian em-]| you Ant iisREBY NoTIF , YA / Ployes are scheduled to be laid off, The | hat,a.ult for divoree nas hen ine (ho dS Me ROU) y order made a clean sweep at Orlando air | Court, of the Hleventh Judietal Cir- a mA base, all of whose 694 employes will lose | Florida, w Diainuite wx CO: Ol DEPENDABLE AND FRIENOLY SERVICE F vA fendant, aes in Chancery LR, APA tled down, abruptly 50 years ago and 2 tut) Sono eee gradually after the first World War, until P aaeed eoa 2 GALATIS & KIRGCH, | y Fy ft i i Att ft i} it “ ‘as put on ae basis, With world- gi seat Beiuaite s is Ss ‘o1 Lauderda} a. wide peace established satisfactorily a few | Fert Lauderaa 1er2a no: eep.6,1960 months or a few years from now, similar ELIJAH SANDS Im “Mac” Sawyer johnnie’ Blackwell, Jr. GEO. 0. LUCAS DELIO PEREZ Overseas Radio & MANUEL PEREZ 5 i ‘ LUCAS ELECTRIC Ihnnie & Mac action at the station almost surely will be |i THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Complete Line Electrical Appliance Co. Perez Bros. Bakery Fakenin Se Dey taken, THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL || Major & Small Appliances RADIOS - PIANOS Cakes For All Occasions Hardware Key Westers must gird themselves| CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF || cCrostey and Gibwon Refrig- and APPLIANCES Special Orders ratral Supplies < dauuer” ip FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MON- Pastries and Rreads Supplies when that condition comes to pass. And,| RoE COUNTY. IN CHAN: PHONE 1463 PHONE 1671 while girding ourselves, we must work CERY. 1025 WHITE STRERT 900 Southard Street hard to make Key West an outstanding Case Mo. 1-072 rae ‘ eC > ALBERT W. MACE, BIOGRAPHY tourist center. Therein lises our future Plaintiff, OF MR. AND prosperity. -vs- DIVORCE MRS. WALTER BETTY JANE mace, C. MALONEY efendant. r DIPLOMATIC PARADE TO U. S. ORDER OF PUBLICATION Having been TO: Betty Jane Mace, 235 Co:tege Street, Wadsworth, Ohio. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill for Divorce filed against you in the above styled cause on or before the 22nd day of September, A. D. 1949, other- reared in the bakery business, it was only nat. ural that Mr. Walter C. Ma- loney should take over in Jan- The predominant role that the United States plays in world affairs is seen in the parade of top foreign diplomats to Wash- ington, where they come for the purpose of discussing problems of vital importance W. C. ¢hage “Sugar” SWEEP’ MR. and MRS. WALTER Cc. MALONEY I , uary of 1921 Ma- to their country and revolving around wise the allegations contained »y Bakery — =: CHP A alving andthe therein will be taken as confessed. ped pane ss Maloney Bakery acquisition of money through some way or the business his “Established in 1900" Done and Ordered at Key West, : 2 All Kinds of F Cake: another. Florida, this 22nd day of August, . dA Unite WALTER MALONEY en founded MRS. MALONEY ea Reaelirioesasiifno 0 H a. | A. D. 1949. in , DELIVERY SERVICE aiulce a August, te tecsdent of we Phil- {Circuit Court Seal) Maloney Bakery, located at 812 Fleming, is one of Key West's PHONE 818 re ippine Republic and the Foreign Minis- EARL R. ADAMS, . 4 most outstanding pastry and bake shops. There are people who have S12 FLEMING STREET ter of Burma talked of business and fu- Clerk of Bee; Court. looked to Maloney’s since the turn of the bakery ibili ‘ By: (sd) Fiorence E. Sawyer, needs, and their children and children’s r n added Se — In September, Prime Deputy clerk. to the list of satisfied customers, until today Maloney Bakery enjoys inister Clement R. Attlee and Foreign | william v. Albury, an enviable patronage. aus Secretary Ernest Bevin, of Great Britain, | Attorney for tape om ae Mss. Maloney, the former Miss Ofelia Fubrigas, is of invaluable will be in the National Capital fiscal banal i Set a assistance to Mr. Maloney in the ment of the bak talks but, undoubtedly, will discuss other 3 ery. This husband-wife team sell all kinds of fancy cakes and spe critical issues. Following their visit, the |!N_THE CIRCUIT COURT OF cialize in party and wedding cakes, all kinds of ¢ THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL Premier of India and the Shah of Iran are | CIRCUIT. IN AND POR MON-|| _ pee THEE Aine SIGE: GEEK RET phone 818 expected jin Washington. ROE pled pein he OF for delivery service. The background for this procession is nee eo : E. C. MURRAY Mr. Maloney has been an active {the Elks Lodge for PAUL ROSS ROBERTS to be found in the immense industrial pro- | MARIE RITTER, E. C. MURRAY, JR. the past 28 years. Mr. and Mrs. Mak support to wor- Roberts Cabinet duction of the United States. Leaders of Plaintiff, MURRAY AUTO thy interests that adv { Key West, and both are Works A DIVORCE ACTION ELECTRIC Co. member; of the C Cesstsoua ener am other countries that need the goods and WILLIAM RITTER, F sncsrir Automotive Fishing, ba t t favorite sports interests Se abinet Work 5 products of the United States seek ar- Defendant. Electrical Service however, fishing is which they indulge to erase cares ‘Weathermaster’ - “Romfh rangements that will permit their acquisi- |, ORDER OF PUBLICATION Auto Taned Up - Carburetor as often 23 bus Glass and Alwminem Jatonsies PHONE 1487 SOS CAROLINE STRERT a ii. i! Service - Wheel A tion. They want loans and grants, if they see ade tle ede 41, Latest Mod can get them, but they also stress the at- Housatonic, Massachusetts. een tractive investment field that is opening pear to the Bill of Complaint, te up in their country for American capital. divorce, in the above styled cause We should not overlook the destrue- |on the 22nd day of September, tion that occurred during the last war or ae Corea imlegstions the dislocation of the production centers ed of the world. Germany and Japan have practically dropped out of the export picture. This means a shortage in other countries, which are compelled to look Both Mr. Convent of M ter, Beverly This order to be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a newspaper published in Key West, Florida. We 4. Bherterre (vives i | . and MRS, M. A. ; Westen _ tothe United States as a possible souree. |aay'ot August, A.D. 1040. "|| mus PADRON MR OEISHERMAN Shee Delmanice Restaurant Confronted by the scarcity of dollars, } (Seal) EARL R. ADAMS, ' 1 ‘ema: “Wtecomen: without which they are i to buy in Clerk of the Circuit Court, || MIKE’S PLUMBING CURA SHO P ag say cg “etear ces” the United States, the statesmen of By: Cp Penk Bee pherehiag LaAll tte Phases Cratin and Potwerr Complete Service for — : og —— > x - we Att wer heeds Sw aed Soure other lands make every effort to discoyer Se ies Deputy Clerk. eR ence Gun bacbean Grapena chil haat Sesintes Vetow Tan Nineen the means of purchasing American goods 1021 WHITE STREET 592 Duvel Street Vea. Watrertes wee 218 DUVAL STREET and seryices. = i S00 Tranan Avenue Phone 318 euutheenenememeteeee ee | Solicitor for the Plaintiff. Ug.23-30; sep.6-13,1049,