The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 5, 1945, Page 1

LXVL. No. 159 Apply For Pensions At Council Meeting Tuesday Board Approves Agee | ment Of Two Firemen Te Be Added To Present Force The city council, at its reg- ular meeting on Tuesday night, received applications from J. J, Kirschenbaum, Irskin Sands and William H. White, requesting that they be placed on the city’s pen- sion roll, Kirschenbaum severed his connections with the city 22 years ago. He claimed 20 years unbroken service as police officer, city council- man and manager of the golf course. Sands and White are ‘Saat of the Board of Public Works. The matter was referred to the city attorney, auditor and finance’ committee for investigation. A communication signed by B. Pinder, Mrs. Charles W. Pin- der, Mrs. Samuel L. Lowe and R, 1. Algury was read in which it was claimed that five roosters at 707 Francis street were a nui- sence with weir loud crowing: throughout the night. | They also claimed the roos- ters also seraten and dirty up oth-! er yards during the day. It was! requested that something be done} about the nuisance as stated. The | matter was reierred to the police department. Fire Chief Leroy Torres inform-| Seaaabia imei, that he had ‘Cahazuiez “ind R gelto Garcia as firemen, requ ing confirmation by the board. The council unanimously approv- ed the two appointments ‘FEATHERED FRIEND FINDS A HUMAN ENEMY) Ansavinied ROC ISLAND, fil Every Edward Press) Harkcom gets the Harkeom, a bus driver, stops in front of the Rock Island Arse- nal Administration Building each afternoon, and walks in to wait sengers. A mother black- ays attacks him The daily dive bombing several weeks ago, keom wandered over bush and ed at some black birds the nest. That seems to have earned him Mad- ame Blackbird’s undying enmity. Harkeom ignores her. She ignores ybody but Harkcom. start- when to a baby in ever RODNEY GWYNN RETURNS HOME C. Rodney Gwynn, deputy clerk f the federal court and United States commissioner in Key West, back from Miami, where he was on a business trip Mr. Gwynn said he expected to n to Miami on July 15 for a of two weeks. fay GEORGE HEARNE ON ViSIT HERE Archer Hearne, son of Mrs. W. D. Hearne, of is visiting his grandpar- Mr. and Mrs. George F. Newton and Pearl streets. MOTO SAVES GAS Lou Smith Auto Service White at Fleming St. Phone 5 Opposite Army Barracks George nd Associated Press Day Wire Service and AP Features 65 Years Devoted to the Interests of Key West {Normal R. rma FORECAST Key West and vicinity: Partly cloudy this afternoon, tonight and, Friday with widely scattered} showers and thunder storms; gen- tle to moderate east to southeast winds. Florida: Partly cloudy this aft- ernoon, tonight and Friday, scats tered showers and thunderstorms, occurring mostly in afternoons and early evenings. Jacksonville through Florida ©twaits and East Gulf: Gentle to !moderate winds, east to south- | east over south portion and south- east to southerly over north por- tion this afternoon, tonight and| Friday; partly cloudy with wide- ly scattered thundershowers. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: {No small craft or storm warn- ings displayed. WEATHER REPORT Key West, Fla. July 5, 1945 Observation taken at 8:30 a. m.} Eastern War Time. (City Office.) | Temperatures Highest last 24 hours Lowest last night Mean Precipitation re dee BOMB IELDS IN F hu duh dedededej RAMSEY HEARD MATTER DEALS WITH RACE the board of directors of the Key | |West General Hosrital, appeared noon, The C before the county commissioners formed that THE SOUTHERNMOST WN = KEY WEST, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1945 ON FLOOR AT MIDGET BAR WITH SOOT IaLaL, : ‘ TOKYO AND NAGOYA (Ry ‘Anavetated Presa) GUAM, July 5,—American planes, based on Iwo Jima and Okinawa, today bombed airfields in Tokyo and Nag- oya. The attacks were success- ful, the department reported, and, shortly after the planes returned to their bases, Radio Tokyo admitted that great damage had been done by the raiders. Tokyo further talked today about acute food shortages throughout Japan, * Acting Captain of Police III I i H id K id t that, at 12:15 ths morning, he re. GREAT INTEREST 1S ceived a call to go to the CENTERED TODAY IN Midget Bar, Simonton and, BRITAIN’S ELECTION Greene streets, and, in i pany with Sergeant R. J.' ‘Pringle and Privates Felix’ antion mie aces: \M. Crawford and Roland A! vatives and laborites in to- Easter, of the military po-' day's election have been busy lice, entered the bar and today “getting out the vote”, ‘found Mrs. Albert Saunders following the closing of a lying on the floor in back of campaign that was said to /a counter, with a bullet have been the most acrimon- | wound in her upper chest. | ious in the history. of Brit- In the presence of the mil-| 8h politics. £ titary police, Captain Key! ee res Fav simak aneheas ake he asked Mrs. Saunders who had shot her, and that she replied, “I did it myself,’ ON SUBJECT OF | HOSPITAL FUND 233 iste asedt Ss cate {ber revolver, which was ly- ling on the floor near her _feet. He added that he did TRACK FUNDS TO BE not know the cause that led, ,u GIVEN TO GENERAL HOS-} Special Officer PITAL | drove her in his car to the 'Key West General Hospital,” where, he said, she repeated Ernest A. Ramsey, chairman of that she had shot herself. | At the hos p to the shooting. EWSPAPER IN THE USA BULLET WOUND IN UPPER CHEST, R By HUGO 8. SIMS. Special Washington Correspondent of The Citizes |Rainfall, 24 hours ending Tuesday night regarding the law, | W@S in a critical condition. the conservatives will win. . LS rene He stated that the continent {| VOTE ON TRADE jciation Violates the Sherman Anti-) wy 4'gp4 INGTON, July & of Europe has its eyes on | TREATIES CONFIRMS trust Act in certain provisions ap- po He Britain today, and. should the | HULL POLICY plicable to membership. The opin- Former Secretary State is laporites vin. it will be a | Legislation extending the Re-\ion was written by Justice Black,j Cordell Hull's reciprocal =» hae ay oes setae ciprocal Trade Agreement law for; concurred in by Justice Reed, trade treaty was given @ ad every government in Europe | three years has been passed bY| Douglas and Rutledge and Justice! three-year extension today becorfting communistic. jthe Congress and sent to the! Frankfurter agreed with the con-) when President Truman ap y i One of the dailies that are | White House where the bill will clusions, but along different rea- proved a bill that had heap 4 ti il i = e pri i ; soning. aS i Malgrat as. es pe eee oe [Pe pr araety sighed. 54 21 | A five to three opinion, written | passed by congress. , “because there hes bee! The Senate vote was 4 to ds|by Justice Douglas, invalidated 4” 1+ was stated that the law Grarchatate een, ie The final vote in the House, on’ deportation order against the! t bore 7 swing to la- | yay 26, was 239 to 153. Both: West Coast CIO and Longshore-| makes reductions in tarift® | ; ‘Houses rejected all amendment’ mae uni peel Aue rylas much as 15 per cent low . 4 is after. % ‘that would have restricted the! Bridges. Justices Black, ancer than the duties imposed ; | tal this atter- IM MIM FMM ie power to. negotiate’ Rutledge concurred, with Justice owao ig Meade hcg td j new treaties. Murphy filing a separate concur- by the Republican congress i lupon the provision of the bill, to fous vote, declared that} Good will of nations and empowering the President to cut ? five to four vote, | OVERSEAS BARBER SHOP: | 914 Fleming Street Opposite Overseas Hotel Now operated under ownership of | GUS Open Daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. } | tory of the county, $ Fresh Shipment of KHGGS BINGO Sponsored by Elks Nightly 7:30 | si : | | iP Great Falls, Mont—Buck, Del \phy trained his pet Labrador seal “TD AHO” : | door News and Serial Now Delphy is afraid he rings, Blackie runs and opens the | going to have to take his tele-| DUVAL._ at SOUTHARD, phone out. Just arrived, unlimited door bell. The only trouble about | a. ROY ROGERS in it is that when the telephone Cool, Airy Room Rates: Two Persons $10, $12, $14 Week! 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 Bar or by Package. mu a PIONEER HOTEL 151 N. E. FIRST STREET “BEST FOR A NIGHT'S REST“ NEW semana, amount VOC I ITTV OO In the Heart of Miami The Rendezvous of Key West SERVICEMEN and CIVILIANS te ca enapeiatg Caroline and Customer TROPICAL QUICK FREEZE CO. SAVE GAS We Have a Mechanic and a Good Supply of MUFFLERS and TAIL PIPES | | See Us For Replacements | | POOR OLD CRAIG SERVICE STATION | Division and Francis Sts. Open Sunday Phone 9134 i to each Grinnell Sts. PAAAAAAAAAAAAANNSOOOOCCOOCOOO OOO OO OOOO OO EEO OOOO OCOELEEOESESOORS [A CONCHA HOTEL COCKTAIL LOUNGE AIR CONDITIONED for YOUR COMFORT e Now Featuring ] DANCING EVERY NIGHT Music by Berseav’s Orchestze ’ The New Cocktail ‘LA CONCHA SPECIAL’ BREAKFAST Served from Bist - 7,00 AM, tolh@e AM to 2:00 PM | UGH C. HODGE, Manager ' adopted at th esent sessi : 3 aha saul sued’ i : Fe40 a Ais tithes ne ior a oy Las sai Ae | import duties in half. This ap-,@ labor union may not be sued more world trade, it wae ; Total rainfall since July 1; Lois v Gar lt sear da ie plies to rates prevailing on Janu-' under the anti-trust laws for ac-i saia, will result trom the ; ly 1; eae H ; ‘ cag . thie oS 1.7| county to. give its part of the race | ! = | ary-1, 1945, some of which reflect’ tion which resulted in the devi 11. mai. countey, it wan . Excess since-July 1; jtrack funds to the hospital. i VISITS HERE FEDERAL etiGeerns SHOULD ‘already a reduction of 50 percent struction of an. sungloxes s busi-, treaties § j inthes 1.29! The county, as a rule, receives from the excessively high sched- ness. ‘The opinion of the court in’ pointed out, as a revit @f Totdi-rainfall since Jan. 1: $,000 of race track funds, one- | paca ' BE PUPRCHASED IM- jules contained in the Smool- Haw: tae oe oe wee ra) lowered taritis, will be able 7 } inches 7.60; half of which goes to the public as ley Act of 1930. i . ‘ : Deficiency since January 1; schools, and the balance to the! PROPOSES TO RETURN TO; MEDIATELY Since the passage of the origi- ce poets Douglas, Rutledge’ and; to sell a far greater volume ; inches 6.65,county. That sum of $16,500 will! © HIS HOME IN MIAMI | nal Hespeoreeaiyeie: Treaty law, Tene csare: ‘that, Sietices Blac} Som se » ee 4 Relative Humidity have to be given to the hospital, ! t negotiations have been conduct- "lincluded in ti reciprocal - me jbecause the law is mandatory. | TOMOw | “Have you bought your federal ed with Lae pcan ig Sane Sepia pemr aes es goa eg trade pact. y gives > 5. ory. r your 99 and. prevailing rates have n. . . | The county now gives the hos-| Maxie Marks, former Key Sticker yet for your tar?” Post-: 0M: Biby 6 ay an ab. formed the backbone of the me-| s Say ae . Ton.orrow'’s Almanac pital $15,000 a but i reduced scientifically, with an ab- “yee | @ida.ae optional. “ith. Ai ok ut it iS Woster, grandson of J. Maykg-,aster Hollon Re. Bervaldi, asked! oo5- of theslog-ralling- that has Jority™epinions. In cases, CONTRACT LET a 4 342 am. 5 eileen. Wot! chs gs Mas : logs Cnt ee ey? ~*B:21 p.m.ito detrete whether pie en jvitz, of Division and Center S SUR On nates BOs Te ripsl/ Seis rh ade! eae tart Saueaee otal Eats ese eed) eee ge" 3:59 am.idonate that sum, raised by one’ who has been here a week, will Matively, and Mr. Bervaldi said,’ Of great importance has been) STAnSturier. j Moonset 5:40 p.m.|mill, added to the taxation, to return to his home in Miami to-;"“See that man across the street the inclusion of the “most favor- SAYS LACK OF MEN { FOR ROAD , | = p the institution, because the law Morrow at that car? He re; a seeks eee uns bebpati HURT ARMY MORALE ie fomorrow’s Tides merely “authorizes” them to give! For many years Mr. Marks internal revenue bureau and is Te@uctions made in one treaty are ©" aoa nal Armed —— j ‘Naval Base) that amount, . “| played ball in Key West, usually in Key West checking up on cars “ffective in regard to our trade SER Bie tear cn OUNTY COM High Tide Low Tide | said Bee ties fad z : Wesel gt TS with all nations that extend the/ chief of staff, in his ap-| AWARDED BY © 0 etre 12:55 a.m Tt was said at the courthouse | 35’ Pitcher, and during his visit on which stickers have not yet. United ¢uates their most favored! Pearance before the House Appro-| i -_ bs arsecnat: 2:46 cin, . {this morning that the likelihood ‘he tried to interest old timers in been placed.” Rigaenetaa| ‘ | priations Committee, insisted up- MISSIONERS TO CHAS. bei ced alate wae Pim. "sis if the $16,500 race track money ; 2'€anizing a team to play on the From the internal revenue! “Tie legislation, we believe, rep-/0n Army strength of 6,968,000 by TOPINO AKD SON3 | TEMPERATURE £ BULLETIN jis given to tne hospital, the Fourth « July ameinst the locals office in Jacksonville, The Citi- Bie SCE he wane PACH ihe dendb ob thei fecal vente une I » ‘commissioners will discontinue °f today, but he said this morning jen received information that, made Congress. It 30, 1946. | ~ fs empecaiure cats for the 24 paying the $15,000 annually. uldn’t just interest the fel- where the bureau is put to the pro will make permanent! Generol Marshall told the com- ‘hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report- trouble of ascertaining the owner. the . reside! Z mittee that a large Army must be | ———— PY PAW ec SRG ERR power of the President to ad- ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau. TWO BUILDINGS id further, “While I don't of a car by checking up on the just tariff rates in,the interest of, Maintained but that, present plan: wy test td neers ase HERE ARE RAZED (can ft oe or ae a number of the license plate, he the ration. It all but removes the/ contemplate the return to civilian : nig) eam of today, yet I think that, i afivedleee vas gegen : suhiesi life. of Ere inuin ben oh nie oO Atlanta _ 85 (teal bane —_ {I could have gotten together the wa be pene a He pine ahs Baas tates BBG eae NeGniier nen LRAWE: COR . ba a1 4 |, Dwoig! the 5 buildings that opi /time tiptop Joeal, players, 1 JE.Sie er Anh May Ge aubIech, Nia) Dun et aver Gees vieuicd. (beic he in he oreund " a i i 9 ave been condemned as fire-}think we would have made a pale : {ebouS> Mle MEUNS Obs tali eel: lat tbia @olnteu.! f Pobiedaly ma ne |traps in Key West have been! pretty good showing. Iam confi-!, Locally, The Citizen was in-11 Weuey oucanic aie an’ te Chicago 83 6g {torn down, Sanitary Inspector!dent I could have gone into the formed, the bureau will keep a permit the release of war-worn Nn ay 81 65 | Millard B. Gibson said this morn-| box and pitched four or five in-,™an in Key West to check up on fee t {| men, “the induction of those \ Galveston 87 81 ing. ! nings.” cars to warn their owners _to s the Pr nt, assislec : be h ee tee he sis 3 75 Thurman Sands has demolish-| Mr. Marks concluded by assert Purchase stickers and, on their | by competent officials, to consider) have heretofore | eth deters, Kansas City 89 65 |€4 @ garage he had on Passover'| ing that he didn't think there is failure to do so, to have them; reductions in the light of possi- oe Ga. ould continue at a high tract . KEY WEST 87 81 ives and the building on the/as muci interest in amateur base- | arr i peas oe ae Be sible in, s ' Ste K. West Airport &8 79 ner of Duval and'ball in Key West today as there! The stickers are on sale at th Matshall/told the'tor Angela: streets has (< { } $5 By wisely selecting the rates to Marshall to e com lemphi: _. 86 9 s as a as when he resided here. sost office at $5 each. 3 a sinc At ’ ‘ Memphis 86 69 ngela streets: has almost been} was when he resided here post office at $5 each t MS Ee aking eee: the Army s place e | Miami _ 78; cleared away. i ite Tet vee ___|be reduced and making the re-| Tine veavy attack” when it'pair the Perky ¥ om Minneapolis 86 61 |__ Mr. Gibson said that a house ! duc Hon eles nt upon nl ar Yea rene ott ate ; sper sian oe ; |Fleming and William streets ha action by other nations, the Hull) seria a aE ec ae ae {been meeieandesrion itn | policy removes the danger, if any|teeded for combat. The OSE SALAL uGA aD lacie = el 2 ‘condition. He added that there q xisted, of wide iieconomiic) He: sald came, on ; . ee . Okla. City 82 63 |are eight other structures that {dislocations in this country a, Dee eee ant oe arte DIFY ON TUESDAY ‘ ittsburgh ——__ 85 67 =e ae ; fe waa ly | Jose | 3t. Louis. 70 |NO COMPLAINTS S The chief of staff said that re-| Tuesd 45 7. 7 > RECENT DECISIONS pene Slee . ue Tampa 74 FILED ON TAXES ie - lacements we hort and “had SHOW SUPREME placements were short an his 1 oe ' — = ja very serious effect in It: Funera: service {TAMPA RESIDENT ! County Commissioners, sittit cOuRy Dee ieee nntaccnt| neice sturbed morale this afte noon at j as an equalization board Tuesda se ee senile divided| ously.” He said the Army suf-|Chavel of the } ‘end j VISITING HERE night, received no complaints ee u S decision ils a badly divided) fesed “from an almost continuous! } ; as M af ee fjopeut the assessments in Monroe judici pnele i n es et hortage of men from Selectice Miss Marguerite Deoyorio of; county. They will sit as an equal- yee as aT Wolcon oes Seopa Sexvice! andetthel neti result Tampa was included in the re-| ization board tomorrow night SALES HOURS EVERY DAY: Sth VINE! GS aT Gat ihe divisions in eoribat . * cent arrivals in Key West for a) At the session tomorrow, the Pee junder-manned, low in fighting) ¢ nee! visit with her uncle and aunt, Mr.| commissioners will prepare the 10 A. M. to 12 M. — 2 P. M. to 7 P. M. In the case of the / ssociated | ie Lanner = : , rt. ;-|and Mrs. Paul Mbnsalvatge, Jr] county's tentative budget, based : = Press, the high tribunal, by a five} BY oe Bartle fords bai Saladriga, _— at their home, 315 William St. on the highest tax roll in the his- All Items O. P. A. Ceiling Prices |to three decision, uphe | a lower) RAINED SEAL CONFUSED sister om te 17,392,282, = . court ruling that the news asso-| Wes e 1 we