The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 4, 1945, Page 1

NA menegyagti ste ‘ Part OF Matecumbe Sold Batire Island Conveyed | ADVISORY Two | ADVISORY 10:45 A. M. EWT: The slight tropical disturbance i Tracts Sold At apparently central near latitude Price }17.4 north, longitude 70.2 west, or about 75 to 100 miles south ny saath et Cues Trujillo, . ican Republic, moving west M. Hudson and F. W.! northwest or northwest aieas 12 of the law firm of {miles per hour. Strongest wind Cason in Miami [estimated 40 to 50 miles per hour weeks over small area near center. part of lower te-| Indications are storm will skirt yesterday along south coast of Hispaniola U.S, A. * KEY WEST, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1945 - THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN .THE TC, 1 FORFEITS BOND wonee| (Ry -Aswoainted Frese) aes | ; MANILA, Aug. 4.—Gen- ‘WAIVED HEARING IN court; LATE BULLETINS -:= Douglas MacArthur to- = +i day assumed command of i MANAGER OF HABANA-MA- . | | | American troops in the Ry- DRID FINED TWO HUNDRED ee ee??? | ukyu chain of islands in Jap- | UNITED NATIONS COMMITTEE s ;: weve. | DOLLARS LONDON.—A committee, rep" an, including Okinawa. Cl ila a lin nin lon nin linn bonita nbn bn lndnhnhndninde Truman Makes Request | “suc nits ea ed wats DON'T BEAT ME, DADDY, THE MAN SAYS ' . Clifford Johnson, who was finea tions, will arrive here next week ippines and the Ryukyus in 9 ’ i For Attlee And Stalin ath :to arrange for a series of meet- possession of American forc-' AAAddsesese sass seaaeeaee| : $200 yesterday afternoon by Mun- ; ‘ ‘ A i C= AAA aAesesssseese j : icipal Judge W.'P. Archer on a Sapa py aay Faas. Dube a — ts postession By BOB THOMAS ‘Another point of evidence was, 10 Come To This Coun i isorder! it i raeiaskeee live ess {By Associated Wrens) {the contention that 15. top tunes charge of conducting a disorderly {on, though it is thought the com- ¢, pound at the heaxt of Jap- HOLLZWOOD. Aug: 4--Somelgh GeacHit Paredes hava aivees try For 2 ii »s| mittee mz: it till after the fire ee A : ‘ ° : house, evoked tense interest er ey subi oe ia United 2" until its high command ‘fojks can take swing music or included 11 or more ballads. j he alae that two of the girls States; Great. Britain; fupsic, surrenders unconditionally. ‘leave it, but Frankie Carle, the! “The public wants something — the had employed at the Habana-}prance and China meet ena on’ The move is considered to band leader, would just as soon they can dance to,” Frankie (Re Aecntated Peeees Madrid had told him, after they" September 1. be first in the schedule, so‘leave it. jclaimed. And the public seems; WASHINGTON, Aug. 4— {far as ground troops are con-! “What did your mother sing to go for his style, He says be ype joue eanfevencs of tie * today and may pass inland. ;had. been arrested on the street ca : bee : a. ice eal Caution should be continued ‘on charges. of. indecent exposure, UNRATIONED SHOES camned: i invade Je puna, you, tos ateepe Wii Ne erie eperngeaandeteshs Big Three will be held in th ‘at | Hispaniola westward to Jamaica. |that City Clerk Roy Hamlin had| WASHINGTON. — OPA an- Okinawa is. only: 360 miles | pointedly: “Not with a mellow any other performer, including a ad upper oon vd ie ah informed them that the olice ROusced today. that shoes, costing from Kagoshima atthe south-!riff. But with a simple lullaby. | Paderewski. _ United States, it was announ- Motecumbe to J. A.| , 1 them that the police '¢9 59: or,,less, will. be.sold fram erlyitip of Japan proper, and}*“What do you sing while; The bandleader foresees a con-' ced today, though mo theme Sareh V. Davis and M. i were going to raid the place be-! i "re walki 7 tinued trend away fr i ni | j vere going to raid the place be-/ now to the end.of October ration-| only 47.1:miles from the great you're walking down the street? tinued trend away from Swink hag been set when the z } icause “Police Captain Ray At- free, It was stated, further: that, port of Nagasaki. {Not a hot lick from a solid plat-. music. see will begin. real e: ie f , ane r eal s lelody—that’s basic; that’s whi Is orchestras — ay te of W.} Nees padre gn “ g brant ang spats he Pa SCHOLARSHIP the people want.” |kind that plays the melody and Tema P. Ca > wea chairman of the S$ a result o! at warning, | = 1 } I asked him if he agreed that the swing variety. But you will ence county commission-| USE HOSPITAL SHIPS AS :Johnson -asserted, the girls re-| AFTER SENATOR BILBO ;popular orchestras are in sad notice that even such a fine swing quested Prime Minister At!- — Sam ING or CONG {fused to entertain further at the, JACKSON, Miss. — United shape these days. musician as Benny Goodman has lee and Premier Stalin to The entire island was con-' oY Bebena Mannie {States Senator Bilbo was asked ponies | “Certainly they are,” he an- been playing more and more mel- come to this —— for the ¥eved in the two transactions, | TROOPS “He pias Atwell demanded, :ogay if he. wished to comment 'swered. “And the reason is that ody in the past two or three next meeting, and ¢ they end, as yesterday buyers imoney, Mr. Johnewor a6 4n¥ ‘on the resolution of the National WILL BE CONDUCTED IN KEY ‘they're all trying to play swing. years.” a mem Sigs sy = ly agreed to the same price as the Ae ‘latter replied, “Never.” rMeritime Union in New Yomi WEST SENIOR HIGH Swings cons only, ve veyed ae For those who admire Frank: > ident T ‘s inf * purchasers, Lower (Ry Associated Preak) Patricia Cicio, who had be x lemanding his impeachment, and_ those who know how to flay it; ] ‘or those who admire Frank- resi ent Truman's infor Matecumbe browcht $112,-' MANILA, Aug. 4.—The arrested last on a ch €N replied the: conaitions were $0 SCHOOL and there aren’t many of those.’ ie’s piano work, he explains that mality at Potsdam te said oe ME dee Oke Tarwest aaice J have bean: caught’ decent exposure at the come time Bad in New York it would be dis-' Do you know what most of the it is very easy. It is simply play-’ have createt a good impre = tent on rl yng ‘apanese have mn caug that Matecee Secnan same time | Graceful to discuss them. The swing bands sound like, They ed in thirds, whatever that jon on Premier Stalin, whe ge Pweg since u © faking again. | casted’ “onthe disctawtiy. b ar- resolution was passed because of Willard M. Albury, local sup-'sound as if they have lost the means. Frankie said he could’ has not been far from home ing of the present *-, It was learned today that! charge, did not appear ‘ et ilbo’s “vicious attacks,” the crintendent of Public Instruction,'melody and spend the entire teach: anyone to flay his style in! at any of the conferences tivity in Monroe county real-! hal Bask: baveiibeon ubina [and dle Seth tonbeus iat union declared, on Americans, of abnounces examinations for schol-!number hunting for it.” |two months. \held by the Big Three, The tower tract ray kospital ships as a blind to her bond of $250 be forfeited. He foreign rerentage. Tens of thous: @1ships. | Se a | This sounded very hopeful un-| "The intention was to held aeres, and the buyers convey troops and munitions Were Bilis Giddens and Jos- from point to point in, areas, ine Giddens. _ stil in control-of Japan. ; upper tract contains At one time Americans #eres, and Mr. Par- had permitted-a Jap hospital , «dd that the rea- ship to proceed after it had. it brought the same been F machin but: without v uwer tract is-any i igation of its‘cargo @ upper part of or personnel. there is far less low Today another ship was m in the lower part. stopped and searched, and it ers of both tracts; Mr. was found to have aboard, in statel he had been addition to,13.officers and 633. ed; will make exten- menviely of the crew,: 1,500; U improvements. Mr. and Jap troops who were faking, the land, and, as soon as the and were stretched out as Job is completed, 1,000 coco- though in great pain, but, mut palms will be planted as upon medical examination,! cation of the key. good condition. { While the planting is und- ~ The ship also had a large! er way, Mr. and Mrs. ‘argo of mixed materials of dens will arrange to have war, including field guns wharves and bulkheads con- an 23 heavy machine guns.} structed, and Mr. Parrish The ship was captured and said that probably one of the ed to an unidentified first buildings they will erect port in the Philippines. i will be a fishing lodge. i é is a Purchasers of the upper | i ly their part of the key. ! When the land has been bath vrncy Litige tice Sole | graded an’ beautified, it is Special Summer Rates | their intention to subdivide $8.00 to $12.00 Weekly | it and put it on the market i in lots 1 mee } | A REAL BUY |DUVAL at SOUTHARD| { On Florida Keys just off the Sponsored by the Elks | Overseas Highway: 53.38 acres om Plantstion Key better | H es ey $a. erman’s Paradise” facing Bay | of Florida end Tave: with cove at side for of boats. Next Key to Taver- | Key West's Most Exclusive nier. It's en ideal place for a | Nite Club — Stock Island fishing camp or hunter's lodge. |Open Daily 12 Noon to Midnight ! inermtedt See owners | DANCING | MRS. WM. G. CAMERO, ' Music by Sugaloa Orchestra res, : Daily 8 to 12 — Sunday 6 to 12) 211 W hitehead Street | No Orchestra Tuesday Nite ' or Wm. G. Camero, Red Lion Boca Chica Bus No. 4 to the Door | Taxi Co. Key West, Fla. | Dining Room Will Open Soon LA CONCHA HOTEL COCKTAIL LOUNCE AIR CONDITIONED for YOUR COMFORT e “chong | Club Sugaloa | A Now Featuring DANCING EVERY NIGHT the first step in the beautifi- they were found to be in‘ also ordered the polite to rear- rest her, if they ever saw , her again in Key West, on a charge: of contempt of court. people to:rid their state of Bilbé: . i 10 iri iz stat ibe, i fi j Tie pealacta patie has ee “;report not later than 6:45 A. M.\h549” hei asked. ~* iers with budding: but recalcitrant | Tuesday night; Polieeman George | STRIKES: IN. DETROIT!" % ipal. E A ial bands .+- Kay Kyser, Sa: of state of the U: States Guiterrez; who had made the ar-i__DETROIT:~Nine hundred em- | The $409 Lewis Reglarsh Lye aseneye mt = a sas FR Cone: ood reat Britain, Rewer: info is! ofthe Bundy Tubing Comm” ror dents SUP. IS: Woyne™ Reg Guy-Lambarde-— »-My- mother st over me with | G Bi ; * Pati saisrmed: FheCiteen tits Flexes.c .. tor’ Floriga"students Who. wisn to have prospered on the’ radio, : razor strap in one‘hand and an | @nd China, will m im bev morning. jPemy went on strike today in chter thé teaching profession. The | 9@™' so daclaabtedicsd Frotest agzinst the long probation jimited allotment for Monroe While few of the sw: BLOOD BANK STAFF _ |Feticd in the company’s plants: County is 6-5 for white students ‘Pave Femainéd’ fdng |b |The walkout brought to 4,600 the’ and ‘one for ficzrécs. PASE CER OME OR) spe a H COMES TO KEY WEST number of men on strike in this’ ‘The $200 Seriatorial ’Scholar- : gr s, S. TS DIDM, ( Maal en. oo city. ie ships are not limited to those who, w CONFIRM LOSS The staff of the Dade Coynty will enter teaching. Per; A : Bioedi Bs} Ofonaling neée! Avg: FEDERAL EMPLOYEES — ¥2¥iP¢ ments ot este ing outfits alaym’ clock: in ‘the other. I prac- don. aie! aie. ticed.” | Ps me pe : ' Youth Activities Week Begins Monday ns with i : : rt ’ : “ pee ing LESS COMMODITIES °° | OF NAVY SHIP wisetstsctse employees met at ims. Giddens already h illness; i ines iid ig; Well school g ' ; “ ‘ ust ,6, 7 and invite donations | as We choo! | vi 4 mitanged to put a bulldozet’ |. They had bandages, .on ria aia Ligtveh pasa HERE ORGANIZE Sinay compete. Two vacancies exist | FOR ALLIES IN ORDER | bi Activities Werk te work to clear off and level. their heads or “atms. or legs nel. It is: the’ first’ opportunity | Beas —one for a male and one for a TO RELIEVE EUROPE Monday evening: ot many in this area have had to; Local feder female. Each applicant and his or! eerer rship Gervice & MOTCR MINESWEETWR WAS participate in this worthy cause.!the court house last night and, her parent or guardian must sign! (Mr Asenriated Press) ‘ ian Dunn On Monday, the staff will be} after listening to a brief review by # Statement attested by a notary | LONDON, Aua. 4. — Her- | COMMISSIONED AT KEY be : thea . » : ready to take donations at 8 a.m.!L. M. Walker of the history and that said applicant could not fin-’ port Lehman, head of the re- | WEST IN 1942 mae the Monroe County Health! accomplishments of the National #cially attend college without, 4 stati me| " \ ick lief and rehabilitation pso- | This will be fotlowe clinic on Fleming Strect by the; Federation of Federal Employees, SUC? : . | 2 i S| = = | sroues meet , naval base main gate. It will op-|decided to form a temporary or. Fer further information con-; gram in the stricken countries | ee ae ee “ erate until noon of Tuesday. H ation and to apply for a char- ©erning these examinations, any-| of Europe. said today that | Joss through enemy action in ape of a € enigy . yneo area Of the mo! per YMS by the Na one interested can contact the'~ the peoples in the Untied | the Superintendent of Public Instruc- | iis tion, Court House Building, Mon-' States. Cenada, ‘Cuba’ and roe County, Florida, Application! other countries in the United Tuesday afternoon, the cquip-; ter of affilliation with the nation- ment and staff will. operate atjal “ederation the Naval Air Station dispen The temporary officers will announced and a | mine and on Wednesday at the Bc erve until the charter is received = trecently y Departinent, on i Chica dispensary. Na appointment! and the way cleared for a per- blanks will be supplied at the of- Nations, must do with less 8 : * i at i ; fice. i ‘coal ang reorstuifs the com- jis confirmed in a letter from her erhood. The Young t is ne y but it is requested} manent sct up, at which time a “Ce tes aie te) Gistaeee A mane: ° | chureh will be haps that individuals refrain from cat-j gencral meeting of the local will SS Ree eg ans aap My Seu in Amer per Licht James V. Aarton,! OMEN poetic iale ing for four hours previous to| be called for the purpse ‘of clect 4. SONS BACK HOME | juno is to be amply reliey- [Sethe vfid states thut 6 mens in their study and He donating. jing a full staff ef regular officers. vis pC pree which will clue each « Both military and civilian hos-j Temporary Officers clevtéd are BUNEFALO, N. Y.—After a sep-} Coal and food are the two. | were injured. pas pitals will © the blood. | David McCurdy, Poinci: aration of many years, the: four main things that are needed (Commissioned bere in Key We! RING FOUND APTER 29 YEARS 1B. Pinder, Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Leb! J.| to keep the peofle of Europe | oA bay 2 South Street, vice president; Walsch dropped in on their y Sonstheity economic “féefiche | 11 1942, the ‘847 with the excey Fred &. Schall, 70-2 Poinciana Pl, ents. Three, of them appeared! stated, and without them a8 | iyn.of-aobrief period of cut | secretary-treasurer. with duffel bags, being service; sufficient, quantities there iS {New Orleans, operated out of this jy TO OUR FRIENDS ie the local will meet again soon’ men just back ftom overseas! sure’ to bé great suffering. REA Pt a ar nl jat the call of the off nd sect duty. The fourth, unaware of his | 7] ific. pig and cow has been IN KEY WEST a regular schedule of future mect-i brothers’ return, arrived on a! HMMM LD ML LI MS SF | when she departed fc a ing vacation from Montreal. erences | Howell J. Fockler, SuM2c, whost (and that means about all of you) she. ie | help in the office for the next! C OSMOPOLITAN GRILL Place, President; R: t — HAY Kane 1 ws ago, Mrs. K wife is secretary to Capt. C. E. Benefit St. Paul's Building Fund i ‘ nts’ he 1 5T. PAUL’S PARISH HALL P ALACE THEATER betel ree | "Nise Sect NORTH BEACH INN week or ten days. So, if you find | the door shut for brief periods, or, if our service is a little worse | than usual, go easy on us. It may: happen to you sometime. The Key West Music by porere Orchestra The New Cocktail ‘LA CONCHA SPECIAL’ e BREAKFAST Served from + .7:00 AM, to11;00 A.M. LUNCHEON Served . . DINNERS Served from . . HUGH C. HODGE, Manager i St | 2 £43 3 |KEY WEST CITIZEN | Pedro Domecq Brandy, 5th $6.00 Suzverreke "| POOR OLD CRAIG SEx¥s% WHAT YOU DONT SF We serve only the BEST of Foods, properly prepared and served in pleasing manner. CLARA CARBONELL BOYER FOR IT - - - WE wv PHONE 9134 WE WILL CALL FOR YOUR CAR a From 7 A.M. to MIDNIGHT AL ARMENGOL, Manager Division and Francis Sts ae i ‘ > 4 > 4 ib 4 > 4 Chamber of C i ; SEE eo < 528 Fleming Street 4 Admission, ...,.......... 50e a COFFEE SHOP | eeecemeee ee | Announces Their Re-Opening and > 711 North Beach SE: First Anniversary 4 , Full Course Dinners > , MIDGET BAR | Wed., Fri. Sat., Sun. from $1.10 Ue MONDAY, AUGUST Ist 4 | 8 to 10:30 P.M. " BOY WANTED < 4) Tho Friondly Little Tavern | Children’s Matinee Sat. Open 6 to 8 P. M. paras iaia i Featuring Hot. Weather Specials, {Simonton and Greene St. guaran nce: | | For work in newspaper |} SES - aia 4 P Hepa Mins aabipdusing i Salads and Frozen Delicacies { Doubloom Gin, a plant ly RP AIIAGT 82 eos ee 7 to 10:30 {| Suney Acres. mente JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF " Ana a jiskey, proof, ¥%2 pts. $1. T T cc er } LUNCHEON from 11:30 {| "Gs proot Pe $247 BA ERIES | MUS’ » LU} eee Ga epoca eer eON! 34] acs epee $4.07 ALL TYPES FOR EVERY MAKE OF CAR | T HAVE BICYCLE > De Luxe Anniversary | HocmeckWaixaranenn G00 @ BATTERIES CHARGED _ @FLATS FIXED ! > DINNER 5:30 to 10 4) 86 proof, Pt. _ $2.80 @Mechanic_On Premises eet i : {a = as OPEN SUNDAY 4 , 4 ‘ . 4 7 jands of circulars, signed by Harry : Examinations for the Amos Lew-| Carle said he has become tired til he explained that the student} tth ; x Ellers, of a veterans’ committee #8 8"d Senatorial Scholarships wilkjof so-called music experts who two-month instruction. And how! dom: , ca ap mtegehgln ‘In Brooklyn,,are being distribut: 2¢ held Wednesday morning, Aug- :asscrt ~his brand -of playing. is must first be able to read music | 4, this ountry when it was ed. in Mississippi, calling on the! USt 15 aarp in ree baeey corny’ and.commercial. “Just be- and play fairly: well before. the, anacunesd.' thaki. the aan High School. All appl shou es gious dads: i lay? Moth- cause people like it ig, that did.Frankie learn to play \ council, com tof the jor: prac with Horace O'Bryant,i 1, was pointed out that’ the young musicians may well note. | eign ministers or seeretarios ad vt %