The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 17, 1952, Page 2

FEES EES PE SPP SITEE LEE! aie & bdr on SES SESE S° SESEEre SS eS 2rae ecotpes SV ost 4 & : “Meinber of The Associated Press—The Associated Press is exclusively . banished as a Florida law, for the protection of animals, | ‘a way to engage a veterinarian to cooperate with the Key | \ Page 2 Monday, March 17, 1952) Ghe Key West Citizen 4 Tar ie cs SS Published daily (except Sunday) by L. P. Artman, owner and pub isher, trom The Citizen Building, corner of Greene And Ann Streets | Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County i. P. ARTMAN NCRMAN D. ARTMAN - entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Lovee’ THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Political Announcements -PDEMOCRATIC PRIMARY. MAY 6, 1952 _. Editor ¢ For State Representative * BERNIE C, PAPY > ae “Far Re-Election” TELEPHONES sl and 1935 slag For State Representative J. Y. PORTER entitled to use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to it <r not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local news here. “Florida Press A: ciate rid carrier) «shea ius year $12. 00, single copy 5c | For State. Attorney HEL 10 (MONT) GOMEZ. and Associated Dailies of Florida | ‘For ‘State Att ‘Attorney J. LANCELOT LESTER — sith For Clerk of Circuit Court EARL R. AD: AMS gee Fee County “Judge HILARY U. ALBURY For County Judge RAYMOND R. LORD For County Tax Assesscr | FRED J. DION | “Fhe Citizen is an. ‘open forum ‘and invites discussion of public i ‘and subjects of Joes! or general interest, but it will not publish griorymous icsitiabamseesior sn | ‘or County Tax Assessor = CLAUDE A. GANDOLFO For ‘County Tax Collector | | IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED oy To GEORGE G. GOMEZ More Votels and Apartments. oa - seach and Bathing l-awiliea, 1 2. "For r County Tax. Collector t Airportse—Land and Sea. 4 » HOWARD E. WILSON Consolidation of County and Gy Gomrnpen tt {For Re-Election) Auditorium. 5... Community — enue 1S t a | Henry W.. Sanborn, Pensacola; THREE HOTELS IN MI AMI = a PRICES 'Pay Tax } Politica! | Frank Hazelton, Tallahassee. Un- " | pede ietoes C. Presley, Crest- Located in the Heart ot the view, Frank C. Walker, Graceville; ATES sos a0) - WR os WIRE | Notes Johnnie Milan, Pensacola. RE. ROOMS for A VATIONS | of the Treasury’ John Snyder vis, Tallahassee: Mrs. Gloria Strit- ; zinger, Pensacola. For Kefauv Refuses To © | h — For Ru: ler and Lena Ha BATH and TELEPHONE plete list of Florid a ‘or Kefauver: Je r- be ) eee oe iy delegate to the Dem ti and Mrs. Sydney Weintrau™, Ritz i er shing Miller tional convention: u. Unpledged: J. Mark Wil 1 flotet Men from ihe state at large Frances 0. Warrirer, Mrs. Hotel Hote ai ote! -! (four to be elected ) Addie Moorman Cutolo, Rabert H. | reg 7 bate St, Reps oon ae @ ire Ave, aa . Givens Jr ig. | 12 Rooms ie x For Russel: c. Farcis Bryant, + horas Jv., and Agnes 1. Breig, Rievator levator Rooms S . ie, ¥ S, i vi Palatka; H.| Fifth — For fusseil: Paul E. | Saree rae ipa jk Mathis, Frederick | Raymond, Daytona Beach; Floyd | 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION Cunliffe, St. Petersbu R. HL. Land, Sarah Crawford —— kore, Ft. Lauderdal W. A. |and Mrs. George Wo Ji a ae Gainesville; Frank 0. ‘lando, For Kefauver: rank UN. ;_ V..N. (Wes) | Belcher and Mrs. Mary Re: Far- | W eksonville; Prank» D. | rell,, Orlando, Unpledged? J. “| i THE YEAR Upchurch, St. Augustine; Doyle E. | (Tar) Boyd, Leesburg; L, D. Un- Carlton, mpa; Newman C. derweod, Ocala. | Sixth — ANCA, in, Crestview: Colin E James V. Doyle Jr For Russell: Joha W. West Palm Beach; A. A. Poston, Lake Park; Mrs. ee gene A. Smith, Ft. ai NEW << | Cecil B Lauderdale. | Miami: For Kefauver: Tom Sims and jh akeland Mary L. Esarey, West Palm | Raymond Sheldon, Beach. Unpledged: C. Y. Byr., Delray Beach; James Ball, Belle ‘Glace; Jerry Thomas, West Palm | Paul McRae Ave i E h. . | ward L. Semple, \ : eventh — For Russell: (®) Wirephoto | Women from the s t large !C. H. Taylor Jr., Wauchula; A. iH MRS. MARY CAIN (above), (four to be elected) (Art) Stafford, Babson Park; J. ELECTRIC PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE ; 4 For Russell: Mrs. Edward Van Walden, Sarasota. For Ke- editor and ip he the wiekly | Wagenen, Green Cove Spr fauver: John H. Dewell, Haines Summit Sun at ‘Summit, "Miss, | sips, Frank X. Carroll, Pet Citv: Mrs, Kate C. Spencer, Lakes | says:she has refused to pay | Mrs. Lucile Tally, Tavare land. her Social Security * tax.. She | Edna Pearce, Ft. Bassinge Eighth — For Russell: Joe .C, said: she has closed-her bank | Ruby McChesney, Madison; Fr: Jenkins and Mrs. Edwin H.° Ans. account, and dared, Secretary | ces G. Brown, Palatka; Mrs. J D. |drews, Gaines ille; Myrtie . Gy Lake C Philip, Barton, Alderman, Jacksonville brown, Mrs. For Kefauver: i For Kefatver: Gainesville. A. G. Chap. to jail her. 4” Set» f For Sheriff nae “LOUIS M. J. EISNER | IN RESENTING THE. HAMMER MAN’ LET'S: BE HUMANE TO" ‘ANIMALS Dr. J. L. Johng éf{ South Miami is due to speak to-| night at a meeting of the © ity Commission about the need of the se rvices of a veterinarian in Key West. ** Many cities in the United States, New York among | . them, has had a Society tor the Prevention of Cruélty to Fut Sheriff ae oft For Clerk of the Criminal Court ¢, SAM B, CURRY For Clerk of Criminal Court For County Gommissioner provides for the prhishment* of so heartless a man. But } Wabny dinkis \ the incident passed in Key West and, so far as The Citi- | —— 4 zen was informed, no concerted effort was made to find For County Comm pet | out the man who had hammered one dog to death and | MILTON O. PEACOCK e “drowned two others. The Citizen trusts that the City Commission will find | "For Member School Board GERALD H, ADAMS West Humane Society. 2 eee meet | The Citizen is aware that sometimes cats, dogs and} wae Geek 2 postage | other animals should be destroyed, but that act should be | iat Gesand: District _ ¥ } done humanely, The Key West Humane Society has fre- |—————-—---—____—-_ | quently informed the public throuch The Citizen that| Fr Member School Board sick cals and dogs or unwanted cats and dogs will be.de- | Ww 19 Anan AS, Jk. stroyed humanely by the society, They experience no|: pain and are not even aware they are dying when put to H TEAL DUNCAN } sleep and finally to death by monoxide gas, ea Oiiset. | The story about the “hammer man” aroused Key'} ——<———— vest generally, He was the object of many a muttered For Justice vi the Peace IRA PF. ALBU -eurse and many other residents hotly resented his inhu- eos ae mane treatment of the mother dog and her puppies. His For Re-Election awfal example of cruelty. should increase our, apprecia- ‘ , tion of the importance ofa Hy e Society o He peratin in Key West. J Py em crag Te esa vu An unpaitl obligation is a challenge to personal in- dependence Gq % Hard work succeeds in life whethe> the worker has | Bs! mediocre or exceptional intelligence, For Justice of the Peace she me ee ee _ | RD. “Ve” Vetterower SLICE OF HAM | Third District For settles of pPealizg Peace WwW — _ Second District For Justice of the Peece Second District ROY HAMLIN For Re-Election Sela ts For Constable HARRY LEE BAKER | First District | ' | | For Constable | fanny H. JOHNSON i | irst District For Juvenile Judge EVA WARNER GIBSON | For Constable Second District CHARL ES G. PAPY Ht e: | D. M. ANDREWS i Third District i | SUBSCRIBE TO THE CITIZEN | LL We Service All M. ' Spacialiting ne ne + | in j CHRYSLER SeodUCTS Gill's Southernmost’ Garage | BILL TYLER, O-=-= | “SAY, YOU CA rH N'T.LIST. |. 707 Whitehead St., Corner Angele | ——— | YOu 7 DEPENDANTS 1" OU TEED 4S YO! JOHN M, SPOTTSWOOD 2g te ine Weare two injured men wee in the Vet- jceckeeneilles Mrs. Lucian Thomas, erans Hospital in‘ Coral Gables, | F'. | thanks to a Coast Guard helicopter. pilot, and Raymond E. O elvie, | to be elected from each) ‘pell. JacKsonvilie Be ‘eng Mxs. $ — a ; Ammon McClellan Okeechohee?:} . The temperature of the sea at Pl ¢ hi 2 Ann Miller, Tampa: Mrs. depths is only two or three ane Urasnes Leas" Natt,” Miami es above the freezing point MIAMI (#—Within half an hour! For, Gen. Dwight nhower: | of fresh water. | ine plane | Mery Bergman, St. Peters! urg ide Sunday, | Unpledged: Hayden Harris ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES. | and EQUIPMENT, 126 Duval Street Phone 250 ‘New cand Used Metal Myers. From the congressional Robert Jack McKissick, 30, the | \tricts (One man and one. woman; dis- | First — For Russell: Margaret = LIGHTROURN. port |: MARK STEVENS. aye ADELA LANShOR Coming: IT’S A BIG COUNTRY Van Jobnson, Gary Coopet and, Gene Kelly RLARAL " 47 MIN. NON-STOP Lie & Times Teday FORCE OF ARMS wit wm. HOLDER As ae NANCY (The ‘ace Wer) LEAVE IT To THE NATIONAL * Airlines Coming: CALL 1780 a ae takes a lot of y vFSthas A iw BINDING this gountry together for defense is a job that make. big demands on the telephone. And a vital part of the job is helping bridge the gap between sefvice men and home. Long Distance lines are humming with soldier calls—as well as official calls and those of defense industry and civilian defense. TO MEET the South’s growing needy, both military and civilian, Southera Bell in the last six years has more than doubled the num- bet of telephones; fieatly doubled Long Distance circuits and more YET DEMANDS on Long Distance continue so heavy that “there may sometime be delay in compicting your calls. We're handling them as jast as we can—and increasing our capacity by adding new circuits. “” “OPERATION DIXIE” is a big job. One that continues to make heavy demands on telephone resources. experience and skill. A Wb that calls for 2 financially healthy Teiephone Company. SQUTHWERN BELL TELEPHONE or your travel agent TICKET OFFICE: Meacham Airport salts to serve the Service Man.. Fs LONG DISTANCE LINES tE UW. 5. DEFENSE LINES Animals for almost a century, Key West has a Humane HARRY DONGO ei bee oft, crashed half | Blocker, St. _qheveraburs. For Ke: & Wood Desks i ea@adlaty. the eauly k i Seamer ae | jfauver: D. Hudgings, Tampa; | Society, the equiv alent of 2 §. PC. A., and it has fune hes Cotaty Gompeiecioane | Bees acesden can witnotesl P| | Be ccae kreticii’ ce pore Used Cash Registers \ tioned efficiently, so far as jt has been able to do so with JOE ALLEN | serail Squadron, Civil Air Patrc®, | ure. Unpledged: Samuel T. John Used Typewriters | FULL CASH PRICE the means at its disposal, But only a few residents have | First District Chisholm called the Coast. Guard isa an ieore ge N. Cardozo, St. community generally should help the society, and the M. FERNANDEZ, JR ial, lanl the golf course, ” | Petteway, a ha Jake Be . month 50 best way it i } in its bershi J. M. 9 END PEERS 88 4 eee. (lin, Port St. { Booth Be best way to kelp it is to be peigesin : mem - p- First District a few steps from the hospital's 5 ae y The Citizen ran a story a few days ago ahout as )}—-—-——~— oC les oor. fl eee ara VALUE cruel an act to dumb animals as has ever occurred in this ee County Commissnane | | a 69.50 I or any other city. 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