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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-11

zAo-FOuuO Love Lure
Their love lure was 225 pound
sea turtle from Key West, Fla. It
was lady turtle, they think, but
they were not sure. They COM
forted themselves with the
thought, however, that a scien-
tific determination of its sex
would have been immaterial be-
cause the sex of the lurking
monster of the pond is likewise
undetermined. Romance had a
33 l3 per cent chance, a local
mathematician figured: the beasts
were (a) both male: (b) both fe-
male, or (c) potential mates.
The love lure idea was born in
the mnid of Charles Rayhill, Of
Huntertown, Ind, a long dis
lance trucker.
Rayhill went to Key West with
a pay load last week. Preparing
to start home with an empty
truck, he noticed that live turtles
were being offered for sale at a
fish dock. This made him think
of the lonely hunted beast in the
Harris pond. Might not a turtles
fancy in the spring turn lightly
to thoughts of love? He bought
the biggest turtle available-315
feet in diameter-and trucked
the ANIMAL to Churubusco.
They Welcome Idea
Harris, who has spent so much
time trying to capture the turtle
of his pond that he hasn't got his
corn planted yet, welcomed Ray
hill and Rayhill's idea. So did his
faithful assistants, Kenneth Lei
tch local garageman, and Walter
johnson, of Chesterton, Ind,
professional diver. Leitch has
spent most of his time the last
two months building and trying
out turtle traps. Johnson for the
last two weeks has been camping
on the shore of the pond.
They decided dawn was the
best time to attempt an introduce
ton between the local monster
and his proposed salt water play
mate. This was because the Har-
ris turtle has a habit, they say,
of coming into shallow water at
night but taking off for the
depths in the early forenoon.
One day last week they en-
barked in row boat with the
sea turtle. They had fashioned a
harness for the beast, with a
stout rope attached.
A gallon glass jug, empty and
corked, was tied to one end of
the rope as a float.
The sea turtle was launched in
Is feet of water at point where
Harris, with his water viewing
glass-a stovepipe device fitted
with lenses and lights, devised
by Leitch-said he could discern
the local monster.
For two days thereafter, the
sea turtle frolicked in the pond
and the glass jug bobbed on the
waves.
"All I know is there wasn't
any love affair" Harris said
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-11
PERSONAL

MARTIN Hair Stylist announces.
Mr.. Martin is leaving Key West
for the summer and will return
in September. Betty Cruickshank,
formerly Casa Marina and Ge-
neva Pool, formerly La Concha
Hotel and New York, are en-
ployed at Martins to offer the
type Of work you have been ac-
customed to. may9-30tx
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FABRICS
HoMEMAKERS

DECORATE the easy way. Let
CAROLINE SHOP, 223 Ann
ST., handle your harmonizing
difficulties with selections from
their large collection of pattern
and solid colour fabrics. You can
take home samples and try them.
jun1 1-3t
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glumly today. Our turtle muss
have gone off to deep watex mna
stayed there. We gave tlsenm
every chance"
The sea turtle was led asl1aFe
late Saturday and butchefesd -
the disappointed trappers-hente
the abundance of turtle snsEp
hereabouts today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-11
FOR SALE-BOATS AND
MARINE MOTORS

BOAT 1t,', plywood, with 91a
- hip. water-cooled inboard en-
CINE. Price. $500. 67-2 Poinci-
ana. - juns-3tx
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Only Gene Sarazen 1922 and
Ben Hogan l19481 have won the
u, S. Open and PEA golf titles
in one year.
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PUBLIC SERVICE
PUBLIC NOTICE

ANYONE interested in lessons in
tipping, bookkeeping and short
hand during the summer. Phone
205-M or contact Mrs. Francis
Sands, 2746 Staples Avenue.
jun11-1t
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SANDS Subdivision, Big Pine
Key. All of the lots in the fol-
lowing squares: 6 lots, Square Is;
8 lots, Square "a; z lots, Square
81; is lots, Square 35. At $500
per lot. Paul Boysen Co., 626
Fleming Street, Phone 1853.
jun9-3tx
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FOR SALE-MoToH BIKES.
ScCOTERS & MOTORCYCLES

CLEAN 1916 Indian IA in top
condition. Blue with lots of
chrome. Buddy-seat, saddle
bags. $3.50 cash. Call 4-7802
when in Miami.
jun10-11-13-3t
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PUBLIC NOTICE

SIGNED bids for lease of gaso-
line station premises, Poinci-
ana Fla-8075A, for a period of l
year beginning August l, 1949,
will be accepted at Central Of
flee, Housing Authority, Porter
Place, Key West, Florida.
jun9-3t
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"The sale Of u. s. savsnss
Bonds is Americas Nunbrr Orr
public-service program. II has -
tered the thrift habits of aa "a
tire nation"-John w. SnvxIef.
Secretary of the Treasury.
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WANTED-BABIES

FOR Legion Baby Show, July
3rd. Loving cups, awards ga
lore. Register your baby at Beach
comber, Pollock's, Paul Sher's,
Tropical Trader and Children's
Corner. jun11-15t
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GARDEN AND LAWN
SUPPLIES

FINE quality Goodyear Viynil
plastic garden hose. Also rub
Der hose. Key West Garden &
Lawn Supply Co., $50 Fleming ST..
Tel. 1919. jun9-tf
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BOAT lat sacrifice "a #. cabin
! boat and motor, like new. Tel.
527-J. u.s. jun9-6t
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Australia is ABBOTT the same
size as the United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-11

10 HIP. Mercury cupboard motor.
Excellent condition. $4,000.
3061 Harris Avenue, Phone 827-J.
jun10-3tx
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WANTED

YOUR presence at American
Legion. Charity Festival, July
Ia. Fireworks, prizes, civic
award. jun11-15t
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II
viii the ia
ADVERTISING ofsp
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TRANSPORTATION

LEAVING for California June
18th. Take three passengers.
Contact Mrs. Leonard, 1915 Cath
crime, Apt. 3. jun11-3tx
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FOR sALE-FLoWERS. TREES.
PLANTS. SHRUBS. ETC.

COCOANUT plants, 4 feet tall,
Csc each. Apply 1909 South
Street. jun11-1tx
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FOR sALE-TRAILER

1913 SPARToN Manor, in excel
lent condition. Price, $4,000.
]. H. Spain, SD, U.S.N. Seaplane
Base. jun8- 6tx
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NllilENN furnished one bed
fsMan ratiaap. near beach.
AAisiiN emiy TIE Price Organi-
asAama al Fiefning. Phone ia.
fun8. thuTs sat tues-tf
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FOR sALE-UsED CARS

Special De Luxe Custom Made
l94l Buick. One owner. In per-
feet shape. Blinker lights. Look
at 1t, drive it. $660.00. 1415
United Street. Phone 1173-J.
-jun8-tf
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WILL pay to 500 a month for
attractive one or two-bedroom
furnished apartment or house.
Yearly rental. Phone 1489-W.
jun11 -2tx
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FIVE bundles of old newspapers,
SC. Inquire The Citizen Office,
Phone 81. ne jun22-tf
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wANrED-To RENT

TWO or three bedroom house or
apartment, furnished or I'M
furnished. Couple with children
Permanent residents. 10l5, be-
tween IL and $50. jun8-4tx
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2-BEDROOM furnished house.
Phone 1009-W. jun8-6tx
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FOR sALE-BUSINESS
PLACES
FOR sAi.E-HOUSEHoLD
FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES

THREE-PIECE maple bedroom
set. good condition, $500. No.
4 Pierce Lane, rear Blackout
Cafe. jun9-3tx
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HELP WANTED-MALE

TWO statesmen, between ages Is
and IS. Apply Apt. 5, Flamin-
60 Motel, 922 North Beach.
jun9-3t
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Deadlins
To insure publication,
copy must be in the Adver-
Using Department office be-
, fore "A O'Clock in the morn
ing on the day of publica-
ton.
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Phone 81
Use your phone. Adver-
tisements may be inserted
in these columns by phone.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-08

power. Laugh them off if you
will, but then read them the sec
pnd time:
ID Are English party political
economists, not living too much
in a dream world of the indus
trial revolution age of yesterday?
60 Is the socialist idealogy not
crying out for a share of the spoils
of another age-spoils that have
been dissipated, or used up, and
which largely may be said to be
non-existent today?
(3) Are the trade deficits each
year not simply due to other
countries catching up with, and
even in some cases surprising us
in industrialization, and that as a
consequence the advantages OF
being first in the field in the in
dustrial revolution have been and
are rapidly encroached upon?
(4) Has the time MOI come to
recognize that a new world econ
omy has grown up, that the ever
advancing world conditions since
the industrial revolution era have
shown definite tendencies to re-
act unfavorably toward England's
economy?
go Is it safe to plan on the
broad assumption that this new
world mo matter what particular
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-08
I WAS LIKE A WALKING
DEAD MAN

For years / had been walking
around like a dead man with no
pep, energy, or life. / had spent so
many sleepless nights ! was a ner-
vous wreck, my appetite was gone
and my blood pressure was SO low
that every move I made was an
effort. A friend told me about
B-VrMM so I started taking IL
and ! began to take on new life.
Now I sleep sound at night and
have new pep and energy. Ner-
vousness is a thing of the past,
thanks a million to B-VIMM. B.
VIMM is a vitamin, liver, iron and
mineral that helps nature build
red blood. On sale at all good
drug stores. (adv.)-4
B-VIMM S1.25
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-08

type of party government may be
in power) can, or will be willing
to, accept ALL the huge quanti-
ties of goods essential to provide
FULL employment for ALL Of
England's existing population?
go Can we rely on this new
word supplying us with ALL the
huge quantities of raw mater
ials, foods, and other necessities,
land at prices suitable to us). that
may be considered by any En-
glish political party to be essen
tial to keep England's huge in
dustrial machine working to
FULL capacity, and to sustain
ALL her existing population at
such high levels of living as may
be thought to be desirable by the
English people?
The fiery editor summarized
Britain's history in two neat pack
ages which he terms y the ex-
panding process Q770-1914) and
o the recession process (1914-
1949). He then answers his own
question, "Can England Recover"
IF England is to maintain her
present population she will re-
quire to export more, and it is
doubtful if she will find a market
for all her goods, work longer
hours, receive less pay and cut
down not only her defense ex-
penditures but also restrict her
welfare schemes. The alternative
to this is to cut down drastically
the number of her population to
bring it into line with what she
can support at reasonable stand
ards of living. Capitalism or So
cialism. or Communication or
London naturalization will not
in themselves after this state of af-
fairs. England will, however, con-
tinue no doubt, to lean on the
support of other countries -. to
postpone the evil day. But post
ponement it will be, and the
harder the fall will be when the
day comes"
The author of this dire prophecy
is a leading Scottish nationalist
whose feeling toward England he
himself sums up with -. do not
let us fall with her" Admittedly,
and regardless of his predilec-
tons, he has a strong case. But
if every assumption he makes is
basically sound, does that not
still leave the United States with
the absolute necessity, in its own
se~lf-interest, of exerting its great
power to keep Britain the strong
est possible ally in the worlds
uncompromising theological strug-
gle?
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-08

Mrs. Jack Reid, Mrs. Luke Wood,
Mrs. Paul Bragg, Mrs. Herman
Flowers, Mrs. A. E. Rutledge, Mrs.
George Patterson, Mrs. E. Cohen,
Mrs A. p. Carroll, Mrs Denton
Rosamond, Mrs. Allen Ramsey,
Mrs. W. F. Fisher, Mrs 7. w.
Ware, Mrs. Gordon Russell, MS
Minnie Jordan, Mary Lynell Reid,
Alberta Russell, Allen Ramse /,
Jr., Chick and John Weathersby,
HELM Thompson, Tommy Taylor,
Coils Milwood.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-08
ATTEND BAND FESTIVAL

Among those attending the
Delta band festival with the Lex
ington High School band were:
Supt. and Mrs. w. B. Dribben, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Hooker, MI. and
Mrs. Joe E. Berman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Wilkerson, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Beall,
Mrs. Paul Brumby, Mrs. Jean
Fisher, Mrs. w. D. Wilson, Mrs
Erwin Moore, Mrs. w. l.. -ipsey,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-08
Is the voice of the people
The voice of God?
Notion of Man or
Word of God?

THE FALSE PROPHETS were
1 always popular, the true ones
seldom. Mere unpopularity does not
prove a man a true prophet; but
you may be sure that if a man
says only what people like to hear,
always tickling the ears and feed
ing the pride of his listeners, he is
no true spokesman for God.
Not that the true prophet IL
always insulting his hearers.
The Lords prophets often speak
comforting and welcome words,
to be sure. But q steady. out
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-08
Prophets
False True
Lesson for December 4. ls4s

NOD is neither silent nor dead.
~ He has his spokesman today
We hear myriads Of voices-preach-
ers, teachers, editors. columnists.
poets and politicians, all protesting
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-08

to tell us the truth.
When a man claims
to speak in the
name of truth, is
there any way by
which h / S claim
can be tested? 1t is
an old problem.
Away back in
Bible times every
prophet h a d his
rivals, t h e false
The false
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-08
A Report From Britain
Aberdeen Scotland
November %, 1949

Here are some questions posed
by the editor of the Scots indie
pendent Nov. 1949) which raises
snce again the brutal thought that
England is through as a first rate
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-08

were IdI IIiOlC Odos dhSy
often had immense prestige and
government subsidies besides. How
was the common man to tell the
true prophets from the false?
Notion of Man or
Word of God?
NNE DIFFERENCE between the
~ true and false prophets, of
course was that the false ones
passed out their own ideas. while
the true ones gave voice to the
ideas Of God. Some Of the false
prophets ever dug down into what
we now call the subconscious, and
told their dreams as II they meant
something.
The false prophets Of our own
times are still the people who draw
on their own minds. even on their
day-dreams, to furnish messages
for the people. The gypsy dream
books are still with us. A%strologer7
flourish, and not always on the side
streets. All sorts of queer cults
profess to tell US what is coming
next and what we ought to do.
Before we take q modern
prophet seriously we should
ask: Is what he is saying his
own idea or Gods idea? In this
goth century after Christ, it
should be easier to know Gods
ideas are than 1t was ~ CEN
turtles ago i'm Jeremiah's time.
For now that Christ has come, we
can safely check all the self-styled
prophets with the message and the
mind of Christ.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-08

For the best in quality printing
and job work Gull The Lexington
Advertiser. Phone ll6.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-08

Time Is the Test
That great prophet Moses Deut.
I'D had already given a practical
test Of q true prophet: Does what
be says turn out to be true? Can he
really see into tomorrow? Alas. we
may have to wait until tomorrow
TO find out for sure; but tomorrow
always comes, and when it comes.
the prophets Of today win be shown
I'D for what they are. true OF false.
Tine il the test. Not. Is 1t likely?
Truth and Right are Twins
PERHAPS the worst feature Of
the false prophets who we're
Jeremiah's competitors was their
real immortality. Their course is
evil and their might is not right"
he said (23:10, American ~transla-
tion). They commit adultery and
walk in lies, they strengthen the
HdI1uS VI GNllQOCIS oO tlidt IN OllC
turns from his evil ways ". 14.
Gods spokesman car never
also speak for the enemies Of
God. Whenever you hear any
one talking as if we could now
get beyond good and evil" or
as If the Ten Commandments
we're something we had out
grown, then you may know you
are listening to a false prophet.
There are no new command
ments but the one which sums ur
all of them: Love n another,
Prophets of hate. prophets Of dis
sension, of lust, these may be speak
ing for themselves or for the devil
but not for God.
Copyright by the international council
of Religious Education on behalf o& q
Protestant denominations. Released d
WNU TeaturesD
t~ ----f
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-08

pouring OF soO1sS-syrup is net
what we would expect ToSs a
genuine prophet.
Man is often most proud when
he is most wrong; and then God has
to sweep the man down. Don't take
too seriously the men who merely
reinforce your prejudices and shore
up your pride; they are more likely
fake prophets than true. The voice
Of the people is not always the viii
Of God.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. local dis-
kitchen cabinets and sinks Offers
immediate permanent position sery-
icing builder accounts; must b able
70 read elus prints. knesiedss Of
kitchen planning eesiranls. Com
family status. past earnings. expert
ence in planned kitchen work: state
when aysilable Box SSH. star.
SALESMAN WANTED-we are look.
ins for o man between "a and 30
years Of are who can tackle an ex-
seutiys selling LOB; ne MAJ or ma,
persuasive and capable Of adopting
program Of selling. He should Be
interested q earning between 5000
s nS so. sn ssari' ism as sns 4 s
saLEsMAN-ss.oo 900 up class: ears.r
Dointmsnt ssiilins only. prss
cycLoPAEDIA BRITANNICA, ean
. bsi sGnsi ~ Sails AIS REP. rsai. ,.
Dow Co. Exclusive Mrs. Of Coed
win Advertisins ttrade marx reg !,
media has openings for auAiffy
salesmen: unlimited opportunity and
top income for produeers. Inter
views Sat. 81. Apply Dist. NIT.
Iool Dupont Circle Bids.. wash; Q.
BALEsNfEN wanted 20 sell ieweiry %
fhe outside. Drawing account. Sie
I'm 81. NV. See Mr.. KANE.
manufactures u
fnfanss' nursery accessory line. coli
orful. nfft-packed, repeat selhng
productss men now eontaettns dept
stores and retailers: advertising sup
port; eomMtssion. Write fully
GI4Asco PA0n. CO. 20 Rockefeller
sSIL sHOEs DIRECr-Ieadins Esv
EnEland xhes manufacturers efsers
complete Ene men'a cushion dress
wcrk tvuIeufk and Neoprene soaexb
and wcmsn's shces, seil fun time or
sade lire. Fiail-tins men earn No
70 SIS day In comm. Write for
sessl s III ssIs5s. r &c &C.
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HELP MEN

1pYERT1SING ASSISTANT TO pub.
Hsher national MAGAZINE. experience
a advertising, selling, management
or agency necessary. Attractive sal.
-afy. BOX 204-H, Star. -
q. o 3. MECHANICS. line service
s : : TaT sHas sRS ss' %ER aspR
CORP, hangar O.. Wash. Natl. Air
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Yrs. pgact. exper. house desiEn:
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MAP WoMEh

GSsf1fEfxk6s FOR DRY eiesninE plant;
good pay and werktns eonesttcns.
Amply AZ cnee HIEAssp1 y LKEEkHe
DRY CLxANEA& 7e2G o.. are,
AiTs1EShAxr. ser ladies'. locker reon.
can M AAHTIN. OF. $500. 80
BRAufIC1AN. exrext: k-day wk- IS
and oc@Dtsa4en. CAL sltEo 1452.
sEAUrruAN-MANrCURHsr. ~ Ssyl
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