The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 23, 1943, Page 1

eet AP Features Year Devoted to the y + Rtereet: o! Key West Caeait Court. Vaidates Bond issue For Purchase Of K. W. Electric Co. amet Mat New Ondo ABSTRACT FOR HOSPITAL LAND SENT TO FWA’ MAYOR SAYS HE THINKS ee Ram Ctnems preading PRIORITIES WILL HAVE TO “ = - em yee BE OBTAINED FROM WPB te oe 8 08880 , POR MATERIALS _ et ewe wlth whech ~ . te Wee wit x ee om . e ee Yesterday afternoon the ab. . tract of the land on which the — , ee ca proposed municipal hospital will a iis on ee be constructed was sent by Mayor ue Willerd M. Albury to the legal — sprene Gepertment of the regional of- fees of the Federal Works — * peer ntet toe the A nia, i “ ie an gency in Atlanta, Georgia. aca " Meyor Albury seid today that he believes priorities will have ee geekered " be obtained from the War Preduction Boerd for mate: ee rem ~~ re Te before the work will be started. ee eee peewee & mode = fh matters of this kind, the teerd has heretofore granted! ee ree ot iis pr and it is thought thaf tice will be followed eee te " . ' nstance H lee ete i mt bw the Federal Works a ri ~ ave eon *HPRCY for the hospital, furn ~~ @ end equipment amounts —— ee oe $100,000 However, a greate: mt of that sum can go into} ee hee tenes trom netruction of the building| & = “a = { Mayor Albury’s suc- ome _ having the United States —— Secmders Health Service lend the — urmishings and equip were in the Marine the time it was clos mgs are stored in k Factory, and have the city for $20. on duty factory MUCH ALARMED OVER RISE OF FARM LAND ee OBLeL ATES yeep erewes 10 CITY the Fla ONY July 23 ot the Farr A at are view ala the pid rise in arm land in the hing we must positive sgainst.” warns Harry imimistration agent, and boom fh mnts out that the ually emphasiz earning capacity ge for a fair eam CIVEN fighting land FUMED A AIRMEN ae Suse dente aged with THIS TURKEY'S A WATCH BIRD he Annocinted Presa) MBIA C.. July Y watch dog is in poultry nt cas other a scuffle « ap oached the “ Rounding «4 ~revettes and throwing ome . t the globbler vid poultry far os ny gobbler the best tt bet intntntntnttdndn! PRESCRIPTIONS Pharmacists. ye rr’, GARDNER’S PHARMACY Phone 177 = Pewee ;@ year the Allies have tried to Che Key West Citizen THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER in. Fa E U.S.A. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY 23. 1943 ree FPRe ey & rrenders ‘TESTIMONY SHOWS «“SAILOR WAS | | | {The boy wes he was shot.” smiling when showed ntirely mmediz that unpro ti Testimor That was one vhase of the (Ms Assoctated Press) LONDON. July 23—Churches, testimony yesterday afternoon i dkdidesdiah nad. shin anaiationg convents, monasteries, cathedrals. of Arnold E. Murphy, conducted | Raul Carbonell Personages, rectories and other! |by Coroner in Frcperties used for religious pur- ; the county courthouse. damaged by bombings in Eng- said August Carbonell % tha t Stanie tr nce was so conclusiv Milledge will be state attorney l@nd since the beginning of the was not necessary for all the and Henry M. Jon ais a ' wer, Herbert Mann, keeper of witnesses to testify. After the '" . ounty z last one had testified, the jury ter, the present | eclesiastical. secords in. Eagiand. “ r attorne h forthwith reached a verdict of th Ne announced today in reply to the murder in the first degree ' BLAME FOR BOMBING OF ROME PLACED ON FASCIST LEADERS wana 23.—To- "UNARMED ROBBERY * CASE CONCLUDED ' the Pope's statement deploring bombing of Rome. nglishmen aes ‘ini has said Italian been accorded “the day President Roosevelt defended the bombing of Home and placei F ped Canterbury |the blame for the raid on the os cabled Fascist leaders who have blunt- ; the P him that ly refused to declare the Italian TWO SAILORS FREED; ANOTH as the Fascists re capital an open city. The Presi; bp NAVY MAN AND MARINE : yoda ogy oa net ; dent disclosed thai for more tha: PLEADED GUILTY . tified in oe Bh ara he Fascis should the have the Italian leaders declare Rome an open city. but they re prose? to budge from their deci- The case of unarmed robbery ‘ion to maintain intact the many egains Lester W. Thompson and military installations in Rome. Freeman Pilgrim, two of the erect gy. nage done to, ree sailors who were arrested save the lives of American and. British soldiers now fighting in It was pointed out that CAPT. CHAS. CURRY GRADUATED JULY 20 on a complaint of Mitchen Al-, AJ SUPPLY SCHOOL bury. was nolle prossed yester day afternoon in criminal court. ‘:' because no evidence was submit ‘!! ! fed to connect them with the elleged crime, and the court ac- certed a vlea of guilty of assault t r D G in Rome. were given a terrific blasting. were used by the German and Italian high commands in trans- Forting troops and supplies to and bettery made by the third ( the toe of the Italian boot for sailor, Sam A. Bayles. and a eventual transshipment to Sicily iiet alte dk datiy Sonny to be used in fighting against the Allied troovs there. A second series of photographs taken by Allied ‘tyers demon strate again that the raid not only caused vast devastation but also was carried out according to schedule. which was to avoid bombing sacred and historic buildings. It was added that in some cases buildings of that na- ture adjcined the military ob jectives and were damaged by the concussions from exploding bombs. Ter vast fires were still burn ing when the second series of photographs were taken. Tho vast railroad yards are flaming and smoking ruins: freight car and troov trains are smoldering heaps of twisted steel. and the barracks on the entire eastern side of the marshalling yards are devastated. The ruins could have been avoided, it was stated, had the rulers of Italy deciared Rome an open city. but. probably incited by Hitler and his warlords, they refused to do so, and whatever blame is attached to the rai‘ rightly should be placed on their shoulders. mede by Cecil A. Hogg. a marine Mitchell Albury asserted that jt was the marine who tock the I 1 1 money. and Bayles who slapped him. Albury. As the tad been lodged ir. jail Juége Thomas S. turned Hosg and Bayles over io nava authorities for whatever further acton they may deem proper. sailors and the marine six week FOR WAR SERVICES BALTIMORE of t Mississipy worth of s« shores ing built f CLUB SUGALOA Now Open Under New Management DANCE to the MUSIC of JOHN PRITCHARD and HIS ORCHESTRA SOUTHERNMOST CITY PHARMACY, Inc. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Phone 199 FRED TAYLOR. Manager. Duval at Fleming Street Key West. Fla. SHOWS NUMBER OF «PLACES USED American SMILING WHEN EN HE WAS SHOT” FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES IN GREAT BRITAIN BOMBED DURING WAR poses—13.835 of them—have been | jmunique stated Seventh Arne Little Resistanee be Capturing City Mews waew aa as, ‘FIREMAN NEEDS A CRYSTAL BALL (My Ansoctuted Press) ANDERSON, 5S. C., July 23.—Chief Jack Bone of the BOMB THREE JAP WARSHIPS DARWIN. —Three jap warships “ sor pence ‘near Bougainville Island. in the OPA for a crystal ball Solomons, were bombed todey . Filling out the required {DY Liberalors. but visibility wes Alaina so poor the result of the atte could not be observed. Mumds wae | reported again todey to be om the forms to aet gasoline for his fire trucks, he pondered the o «uae ju “ o expect to make? diets have stored mew SUIOTEE gue tum How much gasoline do | the fighting at Selemene of New Guinea Island awe © you anticipate using? How many miles do you expect to travel? CSS STL SSIS Sa RUSSIANS CONTINUE MAKING HEADWAY 2.400-MILE RAIDING THIF WASHINGTON Ameren flyers. in the Southwest Peevt« flew to the Dutch East ladies and back, a distance of 2.400 mule. eed carried out a “most | uccwsetl raid on Jananese military obyrr tives. including an ci! refmer The raid wes ¢ complete surprine So sure were the Japs that they were beyond the area of Allied at REDS ARE NOW FIGHTING IN jacks. the flyers. «5 they neared whieh le ; the islands found light te cnc cla ael burning brightly. Their prevenee “* HH © OREL was not known until the fr « bomb exploded. and then tthe lights extinguished. but the tire from the explosion provided «i the light the raiders needed. Ue spite the distance covered «i planes returned sefely te thelr beses. (ny Amsocinted Press) MOSCOW, July Ru troops are fighting in the outskirts of Orel on the north and 23 an now the east and the Russian army, south of the city, is alse waging; battles. today DRIVERS BACK ON JOS T6S ANGELES. Ru ot trolley cir drivers. ot om rea ca ap Sttike yesterday. thereby causing eewncken wv west of 7 990,000 workmen to get ge thew the cily is narrowing hourly, the jobs in whatever other way they could. returned to work tedey f wes ernounced t> @ Strike of 2.300 of trclley car bP Ld ‘S not civen salary ne 1 ' Sunday morning victorious com an f GENERALS # i CONFEREN ' oO CHICAGO.-Fitty A Ae p crals are holding R r here todav. It » ti J consider Allied diff have arisen © th of the war future. An “ironing Mies wa FOOD SHORTAGE OR FULL Ditt ng VISITING HERE eee LATO ROEM ee \ DFP te THE GARDEN RESTAURANT 609 DUVAL STREET ee 2 QUALITY LiVt Serving Reguiar DINNERS POULTRY and A LA CARTE MEALS BRADY'S FROM S to 3:30 P.M. (Live) Poultry Market DAILY. including SUNDAY Under the Chef Management of RATES 1214 White St Ls EDWARD A. SNYDER