The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 16, 1949, Page 6

Sat - 7 al 2? “oil? r i ee g re 8.8 - ~ Seer’r Pa *. te iar = 2 Se ss. | eS —- RAE here rene RRA OBO WORKING FOR |=" why has no ‘thvestigation been| you, I simply vote for you. made until somiedaien night.” tell me how to vote. whieh he intends to sell “I withdraw my secoad,” said| Stalin Should See This tiePets ere exchangeable Commissioner Harve; @ the box office prior to the pub- plained lie sale, for the regular reserved he seconded the motion: for an tet seavon ticket. Subscriptions inquiry, not to decide whether a temp alee be ordered by mail by Key Wester or non- eeeeiing @ check or money order, ,| should hold the job, temether with a self addressed Commissioner Louis:*Carbonell Geempet envelope to Joe Pin. accused John Carbonell = @ the Florida National Bank, i i, whe will eee that these orders =e gremptiy filled in order of teety receipt A telephone sales committee wi be wliciting subscriptions ; i & & F =| perfect right {ments at d vwante know what I was, voting “| plied John Catieagelt ig. Motion Dies teem opened at Pollock's Jewelry Sere «(Ne steme = will be left un- (@raed t contact every member @ Ge community to facilitate thew cppertunity to secure ad- m@ietiee te these outstanding at- by tt & felt that everyone went to see these theatrical rents pated @ are the delightful f “The project at Garrison Bight es x will be started just as quickly as Mayor Louis Eisner then an-| we. start a projeet for the chil- mounes that. the’’motion had}dren of Key West,” f ee i lor want of a second. The} Roy Butler also addressed the THIS IS A SCENE from one of the three civic dramas that ar | newly elected | Mayor called| gathering. Said the Director. of being sponsored by the Key West Junior Chamber of Commerce | upon Commissioner J. Carbonell| Public Service: “In regard to any for performance here this winter season. The production is | and C. B. Harvey to address the| investigation of my office. My “The Heiress”. large gathering that filled every} door is open to anyone making} ped ei * ae ~*~ [nook ‘and corner of the hall. an inquiry or investigation, I 4 coc i Commissioner John Carbonell:| have nothing to hide. I welcome “Before I start, I'd like you to| an investigation.” know that I stand here as one of}. Motion for adjournment was the proudest men in the. city.| passed 4-1 with Louis Carbonell 2,360 good citizens saw fit to re-| casting the negative vote. elect me as their public servant.| ‘Both Commissioners Louis and My heart is filled, and I offer my|John. Carbonell informed ‘The sincere thanks, I have always|Citizen today. that they are not! stood for clean government. I) grothers, and that. neither, is 're+ have been a gentleman at all/ ated. to.the other in-any degree. times. I will not keep anything|They were referred to in an out- from you, and I must know what} of-town paper as. brothers. I am voting for at all times, My slogan for Key West whieh I will offer you in closing is ‘Let’s go ahead with the best for our Key|) West.’” Commissioner C. B. Harvey: “With humble gratitude I thank the citizens of Key West. Yor have bestowed upon me a grea’ honor. I will do my best to pro- mote your interests. I will make mistakes, but they will be ‘honest’ a@rewth of the communi- te commen aim of all. of this nature and the community a great Gitepele’ of the nation. Public mistakes.” 20 @f the project this year It was then Mayor Eisner’s|# - ty THIS CO! @etere its continuance in the turn. Said the mayor: “You citi- Hag Pastraee zens and taxpayers of Key West,|§ orFICE HOURS: I thank you from the bottom of my heart. I'thank the commis- sioners here for my appointment as Mayor. Never in all my life, did I think T’d be honored in this way. I will always seek your guidance, I mean it—I positively mean it. 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