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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-02
Drive To Begin
Sunday ToSave
Food In U.S.A.
ONE LOAF OF BREAD. SAVED
EVERY FIFTH DAY IN EACH
HOUSEHOLD. RECOMMEND
ED BY COMMITTEE
(By Associnted Pressl

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE
Presidents committee on food
conservation said today thai
100, 100000 bushels of wheat can
be saved yearly in the United
States if one loaf of bread is
saved every fifth day by every
Ievery housewife in this country,
,and that 60,000,000 bushels OF
corn can be saved annually if
levery household in the United
States has two meatless days
each week.
A local economic expert assert
ed that he did not think that the
committees recommendation of
volunteer saving of food will
prove to be effective in helping
the food situation. He added
that he thought the only effec-
tive measure would be to pass
another food-control law, similar
to the OPA measure that died
last June 80.
Spokesman for the Presidents
committee will begin on Sunday
to appeal to American house
wives to be more careful in the
use of food Pictures, as well as
words, will be used to try to drive
home facts about food wastes.
One photograph win show a.
garbage can, in which foodstuffs
of various kinds had been wasted
by household.
The press, the radio and the
mail will be used by the commit
tee in reaching the housewives in
the United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-02
Rides 5000 Miles
On Horseback

CLEVELAND.-Three ex-GTs
Glen Selby, 20, William Waress,
%; and Austin Lemon, rs, re-
Gently embarked on $500 mile
trek which they hoped would
lead them to Miles City, Mont,
and back. In addition to sight
seeing, they hope to test the per-
Torrance of their Western saddle
horses. Their mounts were
weighed again on their return.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-02
Ships, Airplanes
Warned By Navy

A warning was issued to yes
sells and airplanes today by the
Key West Naval Base to stay
away from a point is miles
southwest of Key West tomorrow,
for there will be gunnery prac-
tice by one of the Navy vessels
stationed here. There will be
anti-aircract firing. The weapons
will be fired toward the south.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-02
Sleeping On A
Beach

GEARHART, Ore. - Stanley
Donald Hesgard, 8, of Cascade
Locks, Ore, was killed and his
parents injured when an automo-
bile was driven across their
bodies as they lay in a sleeping
bag in front of their car which
was T. ed on the beach. The
mother suffe. ed fractured
but the father was only
slightly hurt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-02
SICK SEAMAN TAKEN
FROM SHIP BY NAVY
LESTER TO RULE ON
QUALIFYING DATE
FOR CITY ELECTION

Speculation as to the expiration
date for qualifying for the office
Of city commissioner has arisen.
The wording of the Charter is
said to be ambiguous, and City
Attorney Lester has been asked
to rule on the expiration date.
Lester will give his opinion after
IN examination of the Charter
and existing records.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-02
Dogs Like
Dogcatcher

SANTA CLARA, Calif.-During
the absence of PoundmaSter Jim
Johnson, all the dogs escaped.
However, Jim wasn't surprised
every one of them-waiting at
the gate for him to let them back
in.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-02
CHAMBERS RETURNS

Candy Chambers, who makes
his. home here, returned yester-
day from Old Lyna. Conn, where
he had gone for the summer
months. Chambers drove down to
Key West from Connecticut.
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Boy Scouts Tentative Program


AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Key West Boy Scouts have arranged following
for the Navy Key
November with the Expoadoes
of honor: af.4 ~.ss 4.- ta4
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 2sth
MORNING Welcoming of Cuban Scouts. Meuchom Field.
Ail Key West Scout officials and Scouts presently
AFTERNOON Theoter pmty
EVENNG-Wiener Roost and Beach PmtY. Rest Beach.
SUNDAY. OCTOBER 2sth
800 A.M-Breukust t
1000 A.M.-Muss Roman Catholic fChurch
1880 ATHEIST Period
NOON-Lunch.
ZOO pM-Motorcode pieces Of interest ground city
400 PM-Swm. Navy Swimming Pool or Oceun.
500 PM-Dinner. T%
7ao pM-church Attendance First Congregational Church
MONDAY. OCTOBER 9th ..
800 A.M-Breukfust
500 A.M-purude Navy Day.
23o pM-Memoriol Exercises Muti and Moline Monuments
presentation Of Medals and Honor Awards3
500 P.M.-Rest Period and Shopping.
ZOO P.M.-Dinner
500 P.M.-PorY and Dnce.
- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2sth
500 AM-Trp to Aquarium, Lighthouse, Forts, ETC.
lso p.M~Motorcode to Scout Comp at West summerund
Key and Marathon. serving Of refreshments at
- Monahon.
700 P.M.-Dinner
.-, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER asA
500 A.M-Breokfus.
800 A.M-Trip through us. Navy Submarine Bose
NOON-Lunch.
ZOO PM.-Trip through Bocu Chico Ain Bose
500 PM.-Gomes and Contests. Buyview Pork
TOO PM-Dinner.
800 PM-Games and Contests Boyview Pork
THURSDAY. OCTOBER soth
500 AM.-Breokfust.
AMTnp to City Hail. County Court House. Convent etc
NOON-Lunch ~
z:9O PM-Buseboll Comes Cuban VS.. American Scouts
8f3 prrtv ,,4 nr,,.s
FRIDAY OCTOBER sl.t
800 A.M.-Breokfost.
1000 A.M.-Fishnq Trip. Voters ground Kew West
ZOO PM-Fsh Fry M
400 PM:-Swim and Beach Pouy. -
500 PM-Visitotion to Cuban Martyrs Monuments
ZOO PM-Dinner.
800 PMVisit SON Colos and Cuban Club Refreshments
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER LIST
Departure of Cuban Scouts Cuba Aerovios %" Aines
Al Key West Scouts required present Aifed
to see the Cuban boys off. No school this day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-02
RESIGNS JOB As
TRUCK DRIVER

Hello Gonzalez, 400 Fleming
street, has resigned as truck
driver in the scavenger division,
Department Public Service.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-10-02
BY FRED J. zUsY

AP Newsfeutmes
WASHINGTON.-Los of people in Washington. particularly
congressman have hedrd Paul Stochon pound desk
ne drove home his for helping the nations 100000
physically handicapped Shuchon himself didn't heor IT,
He's stone deaf and can list half dozen other ailments
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formed for Navy Day
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7 COMMUNISM

We have had all sorts of trouble with
the unpredictable Clio in past years. Now
comes the news that heads of that big
labor organization have refused to sign
non-Communist affidayits. It was not SUR
plising that John L. Lewis, top man of the
coal miners union, is still cussing out the
new labor legislation and calling it the
'slave law" Lewis is temperamental and
"agin" the Government.
AS a matter of fact, the so-called Taft
Hartley Act seems to be gaining favor
among union labor workmen who regard
the legislation as step in the right d.
rection, even if they are not in hurry
about accepting it,
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TODAY In HISTORY
know Almexical

1787-FirSt OF the historic Fed
eralist Essays appears, written
anonymously by Hamilton, Jay
and Madison, defending new Con-
stitution.
1810-West Florida annexed to
Louisiana by Presidential proc
lamation: consisted of Baton
Rouge District whose people had
declared independence OF Spain
and asked admission to the
United States.
l919-President Wilson vetoes
the prohibition enforcement bill.
1933-Henry Ford found in
eligible for Government contracts
because of not signing the MIRA
Code, although fulfilling every
requirement of it.
1938-Jersey City, N. j., en-
joined by Federal judge from
interfering with civil liberties.
1910 - Italian planes invade
Greece as she rejects Italy's ul-
timatum.
1941-Pres. Roosevelt tells the
people shooting has started"
1942-Economic dictator James
F. Byrnes limits salaries to $685.
900 a year.
1943-Americans and Allies
slowed down in Italy bv Ger
mans.
1945-Truman, in great Navy
Day celebration in New York,
states that the present difficulties
among Allies not hopeless or r-
reconcilable."
1a46-Director General of the
UNRRA, La Guardia, in report,
says that southern and eastern
Europe retarded in recovery be-
cause of Russia.
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PAN AMERICAN DAY


The city of Key West, Florida, birth
place of Pan American World Always.
is officially recognising one Of the most
famous dates in its history-the day 20
years ago when a PAA Clipper inaugural
ed the United States first international
daily airmail and passenger service.
Mayor William w, Demeritt Of Key
West has issued a proclamation urging
citizens to observe Tuesday October 2S)
as "Pan American World Always Day"
Tuesdays anniversary observance will
begin with ceremony at Meaehan Field
at o a. M. at which 3 monument mark
ing the site of that historic takeoff will
be dedieated. Mayor Nicolas castellanos
Of Havana will unveil the monument
Honor guests will then be flown by
Clipper to Havana, where another monu-
ment will be unveiled at Ranches Boyeros
Airport by Governor Millard F. Caldwell
of Florida.
The days celebration viii be elimaxed
by banquet in Miami Tuesday night
with Governor Caldwell as host and prin-
cipal speaker and Senator Spessard Hol-
land as presiding officer.
Text of Mayor Demeritt's proelama-
WHEREAS. 30 years ago. on October
%, 1927, a.PaH American World Always
Clipper flew from Key West. Fla. to Ha-
vana, Cuba, marking one of the outstand,
ing milestones of aviation and the first
step in encompassment of the globe by to-
days modern airliners. and
WHEREAS, the United States lead
ership in world aviation is due in large
measure to those far-sighted. pioneering
airmen of Pan American World Always
who spanned the Florida Straits, then the
Caribbean, the Pacific. the Atlantic and
now the world, and
WHEREAS, by linking the Americas
with speedy, dependable transportation,
PAA probably has done more than any
other agency to make the term, Good
Neighbor' an actually, by creating new
markets and strengthening and building
friendly relations between the United
States and Latin America. and
WHEREAS, Pan American World
Always has firmly established Florida as
THE air gateway between the Americas,
with more international air passengers
passing through the state than any other
commonwealth in the United States, and
WHEREAS, Pan American World
Always, as one of the largest single em-
ployers in our state, provides livelihood
for more than 5000 Floridians,
THEREFORE,, by virtue of the pow
ers invested in me as Chief Executive of
the City of Key West, Florida, l, William
w. Demeritt, Mayor, do hereby and here
with proclaim October %, 1947, as Pan
American World Always Day and urge
it's observance in fitting manner. and to
this proclamation affix my hand and the
| Great Seal of Key West.
"(Signed) WILLIAM w. DEMERITT.
"The 25th day of October,
I'm the Year of Our Lord 1947."
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TODAY'S -
ANNIVERSARIES
know Americal

18ll-Isaac M. Singer, migra
tory mechanic, inventor of a prac.
teal sewing machine, 1851, born
in Pittstown, N. Y. Died July
%, 1875. ~
1819-Henry B. Plant, develop
er of Florida, founder of the
Plant system of railroads steam
ships, born at. Branford, Conn.
Died June %, 1899.
1927 - Albert Fink, famed
Southern railroad engineer, pio-
neer' in railroad economies, born
in Germany. Died April 3, 1897
l837-Whitelaw Reid, a noted
Civil War reporter, famed N. Y
Tribune editor, ambassador, born
at xenia, Ohio. Died Dec. Is,
1912.
1858-Theodore Roosevelt, SOL
dier of the Spanish-American
War, man of letters, 18th Presi-
dent, born in New York. Died
Jan. 6, 1919.
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WHAT'LL THE VERDICT BE?

Believe it or not, there is more inter-
est in National politics today than usual.
That is good sign, as it indicates that
the public is very critical of both of the
old political parties. It seems as though
an unusual number of the "best men,, will
win in the 1948 elections, independent of
political parties, and small politics. It is
pleasant to report that Federal officials.
including Senator's and Representatives.
are being judged on their merits.
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Shady Valley Folks--mbs
1000 Fired Waring Show-nbc
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1o:3o-sas II With Music-mbs
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Morrison Directs
PAA Operations
In Latin America

Mention aviation most any,
where in Latin America and the
conversation sooner or later
turns to Wilbur L. Morrison, the
tall. tanned Texan vice president
|of Pan American World Air
ways and "El Jefe" of the Latin
American Division.
Few North Americans are
more widely known south of
the border than Morrison, who
has spent nearly half his life
making friends in neighboring
nations.
Morrison was mere youth
when he left his job in a Tex
as bank and went 10 Mexico to
fly oil company paYrells t. re-
mote camps.
A few years later he joined
the newly-organized Compania
Mexicana de Ayiacion (CMA) as
traffic manager. When GINA be-
came a Pan American affiliate
in 1929, Morrison was given adj
ditional duties as PAA's special
representative in Central Amer
lea. In this capacity he formed
close, lasting friendships with
presidents and high officials in
many Latin American countries.
Outstanding Record
Soon Morrison was general
manager of CHA, and then man.
ager of PAA's former Western
division. His record in that divi-
sion was so outstanding that in
1914, when it was merged with
the present Latin American Dr.
lVisien, Morrison was named to
his present post.
/ Safety, efficiency, speed and
service are Morrison's. watch
words. While in charge of GINA,
he built Mexico's first paved
runways and was instrumental
in establishing the first private
ly-linanced lighted airway in
the hemisphere.
No armchair executive, Morri-
SON spends much of his time ION
line" flying his own plane.
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Suffered After
Every Meal Due
.ToAcid Indigestion

Recently a well-known man
stated that he used to feel like a
swollen balloon after every meal.
He would bloat full of gas and
acidulous liquids for hours after
eating. Was terribly constipated.
This man is one of the hundreds
in this vicinity who now praise
INNER-AID. He states he was
amazed at. the results when he
took this medicine. Now he eats
what he wants without gas or
bloating, and bowels are regular
for the first time in years. He
feels like a new man.
INNER-AID contains IL Great
Herbs; they cleanse bowels. clear
gas from stomach. act on slug
gish liver and kidneys. Miserable
people soon feel different all
over. So don't go on suffering!
Get 1NNER-AID. Sold by all drug
stores. ID"
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know America)

Owen D. Young, famed indus
trialist, born at Van Hornesville,
N. Y, 70 years ago.
DIR. Roscoe Pound, Harvard
Law School dean emeritus, born
at Lincoln, Nebr., n years ago.
DR.. Pendleton Herring, admin
istrator of the UN secretariat's
atomic group, political scientist,
born in Baltimore, A years ago.
Lieut.. Gen. Robert c. Richard
son, Jr., born Charleston, S. c.,
% years ago. '#4
DR. Wynn c. Fairfield, SECRETARY
of the Foreign Missions Soc. of
North America, Boston, born at
Tabor, Iowa, 81 years ago.
Joseph H. Biben of New York,
publisher of Jewish magazines,
born in Russia, Al years ago.
Rt. Rev. Noble c. Powell, Pc.
bishop of Delaware, born at
LoWndesboro, Ala, Sc years. ago.
Irving S. Florsheim, president
OF the Chicago shoe firm of the
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MONOGRAPH
To Our Distinguished Visitors
NAvY-KEY WEST DAY

key West is the Navy and the Navy
is Key West" Captain Houser said last
Thursday at the luncheon Of the Key
West Rotary Club. s t as b
The truth of that statement goes back
in the history of Key West further than
any resident can recall, Even during more
. than score Of years. after the Civil War.
when the Army Barracks here was on
: care-taking basis, the Navy operated In
: Key West on a. fairly large scale.
Z, I'm what was the old Navy Yard, ex-
: tending from Greene to Eaton street,
= along Whitehead, except for three lots,
! the Navy had q large coal shed to supply
: Navy ships that came to port and tied up
: at the wharf opposite the Mallory Line
: wharf, Between the Navy wharf and the
: coal yards, the Bureau of Lighthouses had
:. a wharf. A track of iron rails ran from
: the coal yard to the head of the Navy
: wharf, and over it mules drew V-shaped
: iron containers loaded with coal. That and
: much other work was done at the Navy
Yard basKay Westsrs, so that the Navy,
: ever since its coming here, has provided
payrolls for civilians. Il 6S.s FIN
While no Key Wester living today had
been born when the Naval Station was es-
tablshed here, many remember the ac-
.tivity of the Navy in Key West during the
Spanish-American War days. The Atlantic
fleet then was based in Key West, and
the first Spanish prize captured the
Buena Ventura, was brought to Key West
under the frowning guns of the United
States cruiser Montgomery.
Let us paraphrase Captain Houser's
statement at the Rotary luncheon: Let us
make Navy Day Key West Day.
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ORDINANCE NO. 1T
COMAlISAIOA SERIES

AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING
pERsoNs. OPERATING s GHA n,
nc soaTs' al sfG INT asi
BoATs WHERE PASSENGERS
TAKE EXAMINATION AMP OBJ
TAIN A PERMIT FROM. BOARD
p p6AT FSA EIsAERaE R2R c GHAHnSG
SAID BOARD AMI, GRANTING
CERTAIN POWERS TO IT; PRE-
|SCRIBING A QUALIFICATION OF
RESIDENCE AS ONE OF THE CON
DITIONS FOR ISSUANCE OF THE
PERMIT; PRESCRIBING PENAL,
TIES FOR VIOLATION OF THE
NANCE NO. $50 COUNCIL SERIES;
AND PROVIDING WHEN ORDI-
NANCE GOES INTO EFFECT.
BE. it enacted by the City Com
Section I: NO person shall oper-
ate any charter boat for fishing or
sightseeing purposes, or party fish
ing boat or sightseeing boat where
passengers are carried for hire,
s ssS the Of rse c docks OF K ps'E and
FlOrida, who does not have the
qualifications and meets the re-
quirements hereinafter provided
for and receives a permit so to do
from the board of Examiners for
Charter Boat Fishermen created
Section 2. There is hereby Great
ed and established the Board
of Examiners for Charter Boat
to- consist of three
members to be appointed by the
CITY Manager. Parsons to be elig,,-
ible for. appointment to said Board
of Examiners must be qualified
elections of The City. of Key West.
Florida. The members, so appointed
shall hold office at the pleasure of
the City Manager and shall re-
eeive no compensation of any
not become members of the Civil
Service Of The City of Key West,
Florida. Said Board of Examiners
shall act by at least a majority
vote of the members thereof.
Section 3. The Board of Exam
iners provided for. in this ordinance
shall have the power and author
ity to issue, permits to persons to
carry on the business described in
Section l of this ordinance, but
before issuing such permits said
Board shall make Investigations
and hold examinations on the first
Monday of each month to deter
and to this end may adopt rules
and regulations: provided, howev-
er, that no applicant shall be is
sued permit unless such appli-
cant has been resident of the |
state of Florida for one % year
and of The City of Key West, Flor
ida, for six 60 months immediate
y preceding the time of making |
Application for permit.
Section 4. Any person who shall !
violate any of the provisions of |
ms ordinance shall. upon convic- !
lion thereof, be fined not more !
than One Hundred Dollars (s100.0O /
Or imprisoned in the City Jail for
sections 3. o s,Shs 1ee' nays No. $50;
Council Series. of the ordinances
of The City of Key West, Florida, |
;reating Board of Examiners for !
-harter Boat Fishermen is hereby J
'epealed. |
Section 6. This ordinance shall go |
INTO EFFECT Immediately upon its |
passage, and adoption and anthem |
.catl0n by the signature of the |
1festdlng officer and the Clerk of |
ne Commission and publication |
-nereof one time in newspaper |
u general circulation published in |
ihs CITY Of Key West, Florida.
READ ana passed on first reading |!
IL q regular meeting held October |
Read and passed on final reading
H. 4 1873 sssa'ar meeting held October
WILLIAM w. DEMERITT.
Mayor.
Roy HAMLIN,
City Clerk.
oct Of 1S47
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MONDAY. OCTOBER ~
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woMEH's PLACE IS EVERYWHERE

At o recent Governors Conference at
tended by Chief Executives of thirty
States, the Governors discussed womsn's
place In our affairs. The Governors agreed
that "women's place was everywhere"
from the kitchen to the highest places in
public office. The records show that
American women have gained recognition
in elective and appointive offices through
out the country, and the Governors decid-
ed that our women ''have conducted
themselves with distinction" OF coursel
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TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

Today's personality is shrewd
and capable and the mind har-
monious and peaceful. In the
stronger natures this will result
in success as measured by. the
worlds standards; but in the
weaker ones, the disregard of the
financial end of the question may
prove handicap, for the devo-
ton to the fine arts will be ex-
cessive.
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NETWoRK PROGRAMS

/ Time To- eastern standard FOR cene
trail standard subtract ons hour, for
mountain standard subtract two
hour % relay TO 1T local schedules.
Last minute program changes sans
not be included.