The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 20, 1951, Page 2

Page 2 THE ZEY WEST CIT ee er Best Ctiges ished Gaily (except Sunday) by L. P. Artman, owner and pub- fran ‘The Citizen Building, comer of Greene and. Ann Streets y Daily Newspeper in Key West and Monroe County ~ eat ese ~ Portes s Mistake Kills 1 wo ee mn | Loday In Histor: KEY WEST 1}49—‘Historic batile of Fallen | Timber, near today’s Toledo, | NEWS | Ohio—Gen. Anthony Wayne ping Pepe cam feats the Indians and brings pea- | waves Ouigh frequency { the northwest. | Of Days Gone By © 906-_Ottiaial end to the Civil Fetes HERPES IR sea subsidy. aise: War—last fighting stopped April; ~ ©. ARTMAN nee Edites i 9, ses. ce . 1913-The Uni ‘MAN D. ARTMAN _____ _________— Busimess Manage: 993—Gen. John C. Bates mak: se . a = tresty im behalf of the United Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Ciass Matter States with the Sultan. of Sulu, TELEPHONES 51 and 1835 GIBE who acknowledges American sov- “ember of The Associated mg pe or poy ae ea EE | ,i9ae—tinined seg soeets se for repr edi to i x spending become a member wise condied in (iis peper. alee | ‘Key West on business, left for /tne International Labor a his home on the Florida Keys. (zation, Geneva. faken From The Files — | 1942—A Jap force, on one of the S Oj The Key West Citizen | Te former Ruth Shehee ot ee figine hand-to-hand: Key West, now Mrs. Ruth Slappey Mi ak of Jacksonville, is spending a va- pe kilied, ee ras. ation in the city enjoying reaew- ‘ualties number 28 dead of friendships. She has been | ¥ connected with the Duval County | = more than a month of Board of Public Instruction. 1 touring in the United exican sailors aboard the From the editorial pages of The | Durange sailed out of Citizen: “Who can remember the | sistance. port at noon today. days when the law of supply and | z demand was supposed to regu- geon,” Dr, i Judah, graduate iste prices? It seems that law is | Jackson County high | being abrogated.” Marianna 2nd recent jace Winner in the state ntest at Sarasote, ar- e last night to begin a/ ba as a guest of Sem-/ a here. Dailies of Florids gie copy & ON APPLICATION Florids Press Associ jon iby carrier per week, ¥ $12.00. ubjects of loca: Somumunac: \P) Wirephota DR. LOUIS F. MICHALEK (left) admitted to a coroner's jury thet a drug njected by mistake caused the death of two “human g at the University of South Dakota. The victims were Mi: rdys Pearson{ upper right). secretary in the pharmacology 2: sislogy department of the university's medical sch vcs Catala camaeadt® FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED \¥Y THE CITIZEN 1. M Hotels 0 Apartments. kk Clifford (lower right), a laboratory és 2 caer ¥ » technician. clunteered for the experiment to test the y L. Scheurer has sold to 3. Airpor Steep and Sez effect of si mtrolling pain. monette 4 lot on Angela : 4 Convolida ey and City Governments. $400, a warranty.deed ; 5 revealed today é ss j = 4 : - cs ce ee CC et a 2 a ——— Today's Today's Birthdays) \.. tug Witiew ae Biss street, left today for Miami where ; he will spend the weekend as | of Enis * Holjums, executive editor MUST WE DRINK SALT WATER? to establish a point, you should be ly, as was Dave Lee, director + bureau for sanitary engineering for the State Board { Health, in his talk to city officials and members of the ogineers’ Club about sanitary conditions in Key West. In one breath, Lee advocated the destruction of the 760 cisterns in Key West and in the next breath said Key West was “unprepared for the danger of a break” in the ine that brings water to Key West. But we are prepared for a break, and that prepared- s centers in the cisterns that Lee would have us de- . Were the cisterns eliminated, as he advocated, m: Anniversaries lf you argue i not to be shackled end w com pincency. Ss : To Make Those Home Improvements . . . Last Times Today | Add Thai Extra Bathroom PAYMENT i Add That Apartment for Rental ON DEMAND i Build That Garage : PUP Sige with se teak x the pipeline broke, as he said it is in danger of break- BirTe mass asp ‘mais And Do More : Many Things ig, then indeed we would be in a precarious position, or 2 ee Property ways Needs Coming: IT AIN'T HAY 3 : would he have us drink salt water? Bud Abbott And Lou Contec | See Us About An Easy Payment Key West, as lee should have been told, used cistern ONR Improvement L ter solely for drinking for more than a century and a KA OE pe Today’ s Horoscope ter, and it was a rare thing for Key West to have a Today's native of typhoid or any other disease related to drinking taminated water. Occasionally, a case of typhoid was "yo. he oe Se reported among residents, but most cases were brought for o here by ships and taken to the Marine Hospital for treat- # one example of a tt weached such a de Last Times Today ithou® being capable in emerge THE GREAT alga JHE FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK | fortunes sold be eoed, We ca LOVER AT KEY WEST * \per directions, success in moder- 2 AN } {ate degree should be attained. | ee TLEMISG. ! MEMBER QF THE FDIC ment, om 4 * in oh sit aide Seek always to avoid quarrels Coming: BURMA CONVOY = = Delian» canary of feat tine, water in ciaterss AS. DOF leteilting thiat, “he The U. S. has 26 railroad tun-,and do not allow yourself to be in | Charles Mickfora And Evelys Your Friendly Community Bank rotected as it Is todgy. Cisterns then had woodén tops; forget his own © hel : l opposition too much Ankers sil Sas improvement, and self entirely to tt Most of us j y¥ the tops of most of ther are concrete. As The Citi- pointed out recently, there is no chance for mosqui- or other insects to get into a cistern with a concrete top, with the overflow outlet covered with wire screening. ‘ve F Lee was right when he said our sewer system is in- igi7e on 4 deqeate, but an inadequate em is surely better than (ple to every m no system at all, as is the ca some cities in Florida. rgand deyelc In the vicinity of Miaini, for instance, are large communi- | De including Coral Gables, that do not have a sewer stem. So Key West is not as bad off, as Lee would have us believe, in the matter of sanitation. Of course, that circumstances does not warrant us in relaxing; we should }; do all we can to improve our sanitation. Our sewer sys- tem should be enlarged but, as City Manager King point- ed ogt, Ker West ix not financially able now to tackle that project. = Lee was right also when he spoke about the inade- oe sufficient to y of our garbage collection system. 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