The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 30, 1945, Page 1

selina EEE sa. CARESS SS Radio Tokyo Claims Ame-| "SOP P@OIDaAS, rican Airmen Are Al-|ITALY WILL NOT BE ready Using Field As| DIVIDED INTO ZONES Lo ha _ was Y outed Sear Sas ment \- engineers Seah ell tho Iealiane ose Co sompldted one of sidered able to take over for fields that will be grees All Italy, it was added, 4 on « small isiand 60 miles} will be under one directing west of Okinawa, it was an-| power, with jts headquarters founced today. Radio Tokyo! in this city. said that American airmen . cireody are using the field| POM@PO OOD GD 4\ wh py 6 os hemetanere hrsilemtieaatliond Another report that came out of Tokyo, but has not been confirmed by head- quarters here, is that Ameri- ean forces are preparing to invade an island 40 miles OHIO NOW FACE. northeast of Okinawa, which ARMY SERVICE much nearer to an American|SELECTIVE SERVICE UNITS base ORDERED TO DRAFT .ALL STRIKERS WHO REFUSE TO RETURN TO WORK STRIKERS IN. Tokyo also said that Su- ily, ters along the west coast, d signed to interfere still fur- ther with shipping between Japan and Manchuria, CBBA ISS BIS LIFE OF OPA TO BE LENGTHENED (By Asanctared Preast June ms Renoatateg Preas> CLEVELAND, ‘June 30.— The governor of Ohio today called on all selective serv- ice boards in, the state to in- ‘duct into the Army immedi- ately the strikers in Akron who have refused to return work despite-appeals that a been me emptied “Army, the, Nayy and. erat ’ ‘and “st “govern- ments. He. declared that action against the strikers should be “prompt and) vigorous”’ and tonelided by CONSTRUCTION OF NAVY UNITS morning to this question that weeks by many Key West- ers: structing 153 units on the Johnson property, bounded and Laird street and Atlan- the local Navy personnel has gone or is going to the West “A man who is in a position to know—in what I consider the best position to . know: that the Navy personnel in Key’ West is no longer. pressed for housing ateommoedations. Let the Navy: build them, one may say, but anybody who says that ov looks two very, important things: those units Aste be paid for by 8 “I was told further that the 153 taxpayers’ money, and the houses. Units that will be built on the vate e1 has stringent laws against monop- vate enterprise from erecting | MEET ON MONDAY iced monopoly, time and again, in égnutvieting houses in Key oughly with Senator Pepper, bat; West, as well as elsewhere in the I have not yet been informed if sountry. S$ : “If a housing shortage can be its plans and thereby give private, relieved by private enterprise, ir enterprise, which is the backborie | conjunction with government con- of our economy, a chance teow struction, why should the govern- sume its operations." AT PRESENT RAISES QUESTION ment throttle private enterprise and do all the building itself? Hundreds of such incidents have County Judge Raymond R. rd gave the answer this s been asked for several] (ii. ig: wa ane SAW a was acute in Key West, I applied Why is the Navy con- issi and construct another home, White and Leon streets boulevard, when most of} government went on with its own building, much of which is of a temporary nature, whereas (pri- vate enterprise would have ¢on- structed substantial buildings, “In stopping me and hundreds of other Key Westers from build- ing, the government did two things against the interests of our city: the payment of extra taxes on new buildings erected by pri- vate enterprise, and the taking of property off the tax books by fed- eral building. ast? informed me ether or not they are needed,: well as the land will be taken’ Johnson property are temporary the city’s and county’s tax Structures. Their foundation just books, for the federal government barely comes up above the ground Pays no taxes. “There is another very i tant matter to take into consi ation. Pepper ret and I have been told they have por- been referred to as “low cost” ider- construction. Why put up --low As I informed Senator cost” buildings or any othr kind cently, the government by the government, when those. monopoly, so far as pri-' buildings, I have been informed, rprise is concerned, and are not needed, and prohibit pri- stantial builcaings. “J went into the matter thor- , but the government has pra‘ {the government intends to change | MOET EM SD. WAR BOND SALE) | IS LARGEST 1 Se te ee en (ty Assuciatea Presa) WASHINGTON, June 30.— Buying of bonds in the Sev- enth Wer Bond Drive is the largest in the history of the world, eccorc:ng to figures hi | CROSSED BORDER INTO INDO-CHINA the result of the voting was ; . (By. Anse! Preaud ounquaced. | pera we ape ee CHUNGKING, June 30.— issued todav by ine Treasury The bill was rushed by | Americans are bleeding and dy-| Chinese troops have crossed Department. aizplane to Kansas City so jing in their fight against Japan.| the border into Indo-Chi | The treasury announced that it may be. signed by headquarters announced to- a! the total, up to the be- President Truman before d ; ginning of business this ay | morning, reached the tre- MIDGET BAR The Friendly Little Tavern Simonton and Greene Sts. FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS Saegsssrrs: ad he 8% Proof Whiskey. fifth $4.30 | V.P.M. Whiskey, 86 proof, | Pints bs 2.481 da "41 Plymouth Cou D Quarts 403 ‘= ate Conve. Club ceers, Blended Scotch Whiskey, "38 Chev. Tudor | Quarts 440) ne 37 Lincoln Zephyr Coupe | Cedar Brook Whiskey at pint - a "6 Buick Sedan Choice Wines and Brandies Good ‘and All Clean Cars “The Best of Drinks” NAVARRO, INC. Opposite Bus Station FOLKS HERE'S A TREAT THE BOTTLE CAP INN 1128 Simonton Street Will serve you with BUDWEISER AND SCHLITZ All this coming week from 9 A. M. till Midnight. We also have all popular brands of Rums and Whiskey. Over the Rar or by Package. AAAADAADBAADADADEADDADAADADAAALLADAESD ELKS FRATERNAL CENTER DANCE Sans” TONIGHT 9 O'CLOCK IN THE ELKS PATIO Key West Lodge No. 551—B.P.0,E, 313 Duval Street Elks in Service and Their Guests Welcome Pattenden Ina dessa sessed basse eesenees Sh de dhe de de te tee de te de de bn tntn dn dndndndndndndndnbredrdndrdedndndnd resulted in routing the Japs,' the Chinese continued their} into Indo-China. Reports from that front we that the airfield there PALACE THEATER “The Singing Sheriff” | After a major battle that, mendous sum of $22,210,000,- 000, which is 158 percent of the quota of $14,000,000,000. MMS SS LS a. EAA The Chinese have consoli- ted their gains at Liuchow.! BATTERIES CHARGED While You Wait THE MODERN WAY ed of only slight repairs.| @NEW BATTERIES put it into goog condition. | In Stock All Sizes j @TIRES and TUBES ‘ei for Autos and Bicycles | POOR OLD CRAIG vances, hammering on the els of the enemy as he fled in! BOB CROSBY in SERVICE STATION Division and Francis Sts, Phone 9134 News. arid ‘Serial | Open Sunday CLUB SUGALO On Stock Island OPENS TONIGHT For the season—Knjoy an atmosphere of refinement amid Tropical and Mexican surroundings. OPEN DAILY including SUNDAY 10 A. M. to Midnight | 4 NOTICE! To members of the KEY WEST BUSINESS MEN’S ASSOCIATION The meeting which was to be held at Tommie’s Skating Rink on Southard Street Tuesday, July 3rd has been postponed until! further notice. JOE M. MEDINA, Pres. HERE AS TO THEIR REAL NEED, NA occurred in Key West, but I will” | “When the housing shortage the FHA to permit me to convert my home into four apartments but ide: a a Sk ne e both those government agencies Presitent Tanne yao ge pene turned me down flatly, while! the*ing the last day of his vacation in j Plaints that. may be made about an it. a \ CHARTER eS IS SPENDING THE | LAST DAY OF HIS VACA- TION IN INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI (By Associated Press) INDEPENDENCE, Mo., June 30. ‘CONGRESS CONSIDERING BILL TO HELP CHILDREN’S CARE PROJECT BEING CARRIED ON IN KEY WEST , i Sf oS Lo Lh President Truman has not yet of The Key west Citizen) made known publicly whom he WASHINGTON, June 30. rs) ; will appoint, but the general opin- Th hildren’s pan roject POLAND’ Ss UNITY ion is that Judge James F. Bytnes| The ¢ ' projec’ GOVERNMENT IS will be named to the office either at. Key West has been ex-! NOW RECOGNIZED on Monday or Tuesday. or pyitended: tentatively through : e adoption o! e. charter . 7 m the Senate: is now considered September, but the project, (Ry Asenciated. Presay certainty. Even Senator Hiram will have to be discontinued | ba gsaerh alt sara 2 Johnson of California, the out- . 3 i j land rnment, Standing isolationist in the Sen. U?less Congress appropriates! functionig for the third day, ate, said today he may vote for @dditional funds for continu-, reported thet ‘it has been for- the charter. , jation of the general chil- nally. recoselee Ey France |dren’s care program, it was; SY a oe eae learned today. | COUNTY BOARD TO | Shotiy wit be reetred from Congress is now consider-: the United States and Great ing H. R. 3278, a bill to in- Britain. jee the mpemepeiation un- saslariee repotees sat ass WILL RECEIVE CURRENT TAX _ pathos er S tarewe homeland arg in ¢avor of the ROLL FROM ASSESSOR ,care and other war-time fed-; government because of its j x varied representations, but jeral aid programs. \ GANDOLFO Additional funds totaling $6,293 | ‘word was received here that hare needed to continue the proj- the Poles in exile in London ect’ beyond September 30. At present federal funds allocated his home town, said he has pre- pared mis 000-word message to Congress on the United Nations ; charter. Another important thing he will do on his return to. Washington will be the appointment of a suc- eessor to Secretary of State Stet- tinius. Monroe county,. commissioners ‘Gill meet at. noon (nl ‘namie ei Asli tin “ment nigh ot hay 3 : ‘ nig | number of units, however, ha: increased. Officials ‘of FWA’s Bureau of - Community. Facilit she re RUSSIANS WILL INSIST ON ceived tmahy ests contin= J ‘ uance of the project atleast until’ PACT DEALING WITH quires county commissioners to ape doteates” How ssiblot nace aS a if pan efeated.- It, is ,possible{ ae only the roll the first. Monday iit ~this prograrh;’ or Hamethihg DARDANELLES Within 30 days the commission- | KE ee oan, j | (Ry Associated Bread LONDON, - June 30.—Ad- today receive the! 1945 tax will when. | assessments.- | The‘ ‘meeting®’ Monday, County | Clerk Ross' Sawyer explained, tin copfermity with.a lawsthat re- te! :ers must prepare the county’ Htative budget for the fiscal !begirning October 1. When the ' budget is finished it will be sent ‘to the comprtoller either for ap- aT ; : {proval or disapproval. If it is|' Ceremonies in connection with tepproved, the commissioners will the unveiling of a monument {not be able to make any changes. which has been erected in mem- t {ory of Irving Brust will take Millage for. the next fiscal place tomorrow morning at 11 | will be decided on when the bud-' o'clock in the City Cemetery. get is accepted. | Rev. L. Lehrer of the Jewish { Spa cE: pe SRR PES | Synagogue and other officials ‘PAPY SOLE OWNER {and members of the congrégation OF CORAL HOTEL “1° Monument To Be Unveiled Sunday vices were received from Moscow that semi-offi. the Black Sea is essentialij a Russian Sea. It is will in tid that the Russians will be in attendance at the cere- belied H ‘that only warships of that Bernie C. Papy purchased |} (611) (ry and Ru be per- ; Coral Hotel Apartments alone, j Meiibéf] Stores ‘of. the | ‘mitted to enter or leave the ! Howard E. Wilson said this morn- Black Sea through the Dar- KEY WEST BUSINESS | He. explained that while his| , papell. TAD IEES ATA j father’s name, E. K. Wilson, ap-| MEN‘S ASSOCIATION ; ee oe rapOrs edk > oii red as/| st etl to be_o Se such.z i peared on the original deed as| Will Be Closed Hioesaners ee in Jone of the purchasers, his father | blater:decidedthat, because of his} “ATL DAY WEDNESDAY . 2nd Turkey, and recommen- i grocery business, he would be , i dations will be made that the unable to give the required time JULY, FOURTH iquestion aboui tie use of the ee ie keperahon piithe speriments and will close as usual on =! Dardanelles be settled at the tion, and Mr. Papy remained the Thursdays con ere of eee Three sole purchas ERE LT EIEIO - BINGO ~ | cial statements declared that! ist, in their new non-) Austra aggression pact with Turkey, |; Point lied forces have ‘nvaded ikpapan Should the report turn out to be true, Japan shortly will lose one of the richest prines she seized in the early dys of the war. The invasion might have been made, because General jairfield have been biasing more than 2,300 tons of herr Joaded in the past two week Gen. George C, Kenney's Filt and 13th Air Forces. Other bombers hit Kinéteri Mak: ssar airdromes in ern Celebes across the Straits from Balikp | Allied uoval units }Bornee astern coas | communique The communique {that on sh Ne | Australian Ninth D | completed € om the ni the the w ort southwest to t 1 area. In the Pb nnounced enemy valley Id the Cagayan were being compresse@ fut the muontams to th | Mindanao mopping jeontinued in recently f { Lory | eat Fleming Restaurant SPECIAL | Country Fried Chicken 4 , { Hot Biscuit i 4 and Hot Bis 8 f COSMOPOLITAN GRILL = j= BINGO i Hot sei K 528 Fleming Street 4 Nightly 7:30 4P.M. to 9 P.M. < We are CLOSING effective TONIGHT for an indefinite 4 DUVAL at SOUTHARD Cor. Simonton and Fleming > Period to remodel our premises. PT ‘> The OPENING DATE will be annousced in The Key 4) K West Citizen. { Pn ! we ish to thank many patrons and friends for ¢ A e i (Seconcanie i Masonic Notice | \ CLARA CARBONELL BOYER. 4 a § iad ; See ~All’ Masons of the 24th Masonic District and | sojouynj ig Masons are asked to be present at the | | LACONCHA HOTEL COCKTAIL LOUNGE |): scotcsif"Rive "Han “Saturday evening, June 30th, | ' AIR CONDITIONED for YOUR COMFORT 8 o’clock. Now eeatecing A Dramatic Degree Team from Miami will be DANCING EVERY NIGHT with us on that evening to exemplify the Master Music by paren’ Orchestra ! Mason Degree. Fs | The New Cocktail ‘LA CONCHA SPECIAL’ | A pleasant «nd instructive evening is assured C all who attend. Refreshments will be served by par aom beaeed from. oF! 108 Prariedt eed = Ever-Ready Stars following the ceremony. = DINNERS Served from ... - 5:30 P.M. to 8:38 PIL 4 | HUGH C. HODGE, Menager E. R. RIVAS, D. D, G. M. 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