The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 22, 1951, Page 2

> i “Pee eople’ 8 Forum | Dr. Ernest H, Volwiter, head of seeceereceessessoveeeess the Abbett Laboratories, North The Citizen wetcomes expres- | Chicago, famous chemist, orm us of the views of its read- |Hamilton, Ohio, 58 years ago. Birthdays be at Port Huron, Mich. 67 Ws "G2. i n, owner and om The C. xe and Ann Str . bat the editor reserves the | ‘i: trom Th ht to delete any items whiek | Dr. Leo Pascolsky of the Brook- | e Sete ee aca Ok | ings Institution, famous econo- | Last Times Today NORMAN D. ARTMAN seas lial omar A A with RY fe weiter will bh pullinLea = = a born Springfield, Ma | BUD ABROTT AND LOU West, Florida, as Sec lene Fequested otherwine. years ago. | COSTELLO ¥ Fr | Dorothy R. Parker, author, | “NOT A PARTY | born at West End, N. J., 58 years | Combngs ALICE EG: 7 ‘ ry TO PETITION ago. a asi creaited to } Editor, The Citizen ! Dr. Theophilus S. Painter, presi- A Walt: Uisne: é dent of the University of. Texas, | sterday’s edition of The Ci- | born Salem, Va., 62 years ago. j It’s amazing how a fellow can Rock because IT IS DIFFERENT. | ¢ a” wins special cup |tizen carried a front page report| Congressman Charles -A. Hal- problem right i thers in London re-|that Mayor Eisner had written/leck of Indiana born DeMotte, s differentness i into the to the president of the I. B. E. W.,! Ind., 51 years ago. ces of hotels, jAPL, asking that organization to! Edward A. Cudahy of Chicago, s, and housing founded !consider the appeal of the Key})meat packer, born in Chicago, 66 hed here. EB Ses ork Y s 170-ton schoon- | _ Y er Florida Press jer) 25e per week, ‘year $12 get so educated simnly by re av ERTS ING | RATES MADE KNOWN ON AP PL ICATION Last Times Today BURMA CONVOY Citizen is an open n of public iss ‘ < ible level pted by most of | West Electrical Asso mn for a} years ago. | with jects of locas of general inter but it “will not pub so MR. LESTER ed powers, with charter in that union | Dr. Willis R. Whitney, retired | CHARLES BICKFORD AND nous communications. The expansion and growth of the United rt said that some of; director of General Electric's Re_ | BVELEN ANMERS k is comparable appealing for the |Search Laboratory, born James- | Coming: COLORADO tic at ma 1941—An Executive Order ex_/ charter were aire: nbers | town, N. Y., 75 years ago. TERRITORY ands of us tends to the full 18 months auth-/o the Miami local of the! Harold S. Vance, board chair- |] soci weCren and Virginian Maye | t of the’ orized law military service in|; B EL W. at “bay-win-|the army and in the national This is to inform those wh _ awkward to} guard. lmay be interested, that the mem- | have to start, 1947—The Taft-Hartley Labor| bership of this local unit of the! 1950 ewes of Defense thd ee pee ee eee Overseas Transportation. ' led “Key West Electrical As- 7 Company, Ine. man of the Studebaker Corp., Dear old Brot be ade and en- | Johnson 8 months n in| Rorean fae sociation,” and was not a party to the petition for a IMPROVEMENTS FOR XEY WEST ADVOCATED B eee oc Baa eck oo A Y THE CITIZEN rdinances), surely) 9P ? signed by Mayor Eisner | 1. More Hotels and Apartments nice method of ex- 1 oday - cried | 2. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. rting cont n specific in-) 4 anipersaries : Paainavkauke Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service | 3. rene : Pang Se eee I ; ng that!‘ r * . HOWARD OFKL E. between j 4 ‘onsolidation of Cot ni D avErnMeRts. a put I won Pauling, nave ss. Business z ———_——$—$—$ $$ $$$$— $$ Y wet “mart! of the gr pala Pesci Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS 5 EARNERS RSE a t s In spite| ures his SR OTERS > ‘Sitngo| Died Ap MUSICAL TASTES OF Refene: Sens tad Rap Wee THE DRAFT SHOULD REACH ALL EQUALLY With the United States committed to maintain armed -es of 3,500,000 it is very probable that draft calls will Died Fa bert , one. of the m of a group of intellectual Social_ b tet} (Continued emai One) | E Schedule from Lonesome ditties, (No §: En te) however, claim Té are so SERS at. 3 so aheg may be as much people get ts of his day, father of the late; 7 | * 1 billy LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY EX- grow larger and that, a r or so ahead, may be as much ae : mist Bork ig Baa sh happy atte a — ies ly rs s AYS) at 6:00 P. re as 100,000 men a month. > £4 perso fe Died es co |e rful' patients had agreed to pis Miami at 12:00 o’clock Mid- ae eee ee ee Piers cia |temperance orator a eutiinal | eave he sulering. Cow. uae ty LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT of service. They will be required to give two years of "red faces in(figure his day, born in ,England. |"! fate and concentrate on music) SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock Mid Sipe ag Pe SESE 1 some recognized a‘ i hilade . with a less agon ig t night and arrives at Key West at] their time, at fair compensation and with some recognized Die near Philadelphia, Feb. 18, Renditions of real jazz c 6:00 o'clock A.M. * benefits, to the service of their country. It is important in the drafting of men for service there will be no ism and that all young men will be required to give equally of their time and labor to the common his leads up to the need for special provisions tc re by far the most tients 1834- y ous secre Institution, o) P y of the Smit scientist, no Local Schedule {Stops At All Intermediate Points) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock ¢ A.M. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 ‘ o'clock P.M. water ch noted | ment of the mo use. dr those whose who may not be equal to the physic ie} Chicago yspaper publisher, ; therefore effects no pert LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT * ace ite Se J Mger| Darn Hudson, TL! Died Feb, 15, curling as a permanent waving SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock AM. nental specifications demanded by the armed se’ ru a and arrives at Key West at 5:00 : : > increase and ee olution does ees. It suggests that those not qualified for military serv- ce should be recruited into labor battalions or other or- ganizations where they can contribute their bit to the mmion defense effort. A young man who gets into the fighting branches of vices is not apt to look with favor upon a 1—(00 s ago) Daniel se -_———— | ork theatrical o'clock P.M. reading for all law 3TRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | < ai manager and producer, born is wn is Donald Powelh|manseer and | producer. TRIUMPH Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service s column about Wind can bow Ue path of a MILL fj MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. Eaton and Francis Sts. continuing electrical discharge at PHONES: $2 nd 93. program that pelieves other youngsters of any service | ——~ RAED ARTEL ES SN eT — [as much as 80 feet under certain’ Al] Grocers aes because they have minor physica] defects or Jack REY Wisi Today’ Ss Horoscope |“ ss tomascapione PR as cxicresxsssssnsvice Bie: Rioweunsees ucational training necessary for good sold , sailors iv 7 a kind and pleas- | or air corps men. Since there is plenty of work connected NEWS ant natur erally loving Beare with training for active service the nation should use the | : ning ‘2 na ie rt } nfit for whatever work they can perform and thus re- | Of Days Gone By accomplished by at- | eve fighting men of some of the physical burdens con- hs well to the things that | nected with training and service. Ree erway } eee A man willing to get into actual combat, and special- j trained for fighting, should be considered something | MILL FOR PUBLIC i special servant of the nation. Those who do not want ‘Cortinued from Page One) fight, or who lack the necessary qualifications, should | er ee re eet ed to perform whatever tasks they can satisfactorily ‘ ss crea Sage dertake. This would relieve fighting men of much of this can be dis-} nected with training, give them a better! Taken From The Files ing enidemics and! opportunity to become technically proficient in the art of | Of The Key West Citizen |‘: esone suggested the local| warfare and help to create an esprit de corps among the | sasssssssAbssesadeedsbas! Governing bodies assess a tax of varriors who do the fighting, suffer the casualties and, : 10 YEARS AGO | Pe ene mill in addition to} hen necessary, give up their lives in defense of the prop- |_ oe ae fe we pis bin CRecgrrie gel and the liberti " side. for emergencies. : { as OV ‘and burdens co s of their fellow-countrymen ne aaa of Firefighter (Motor} r (For filling the posi-} gineman, Firefighter), rates of $6.88, $7.36, lay, and Helper, Fire-| < low, we Faced with an ac tage| fighter (Motor Equipment), (For) have had enough of it, of. fresh water ation? ‘Titling «tbe postatent apelialper, ‘ e ' has'been forced to send to Miami! General (Firefighter), with ee | to renew its. supplies, Capt. Rus-j rates of $4.00, $4.48, $4.96 a day. station com ime: For” alt “wore fe-| 1 excess of forty hours| ees Will be paid] rate of time and aj Leekl Hint to Adults: Kind words to children pay dividends or many vears ith Joe K. Wynn. 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