The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 9, 1946, Page 1

Aneccinted F Pees Day Wie | Day Wire Bervice and AP Features 66 Years Devoted to the interests of Key West VOLUME LXVUI. No. 59 John Cardinal Glennon, Irish-American Prelate, DicS In Dublin Today OUTSTANDING puustr| DIES THIS MORNING ORATOR OF CATHO. LIC HIERARCHY IN| AMERICA | John Lours, Cardinal Giennon of St @evated to the Sacred College of Cardinals by Pope Pius XI, just 4 38 Gays ago, died at an early this morning. He arrived in BS mative Ireland a week ago The Key THE SOUTHERNMOST KEY WEST, FLORIDA, SAT’ Hest Citize NEWSPAPER Election Day At t Poineiana! REPRESENTATIVES NAM E D| FOR RESIDENT COUNCIL Thursday was election day in Poinciana and the vote for mem-} bers on the Resident Council was} five times heavier than at the! last election. Jimmy Hopkins! j polled the largest vote, with! ; James. McCraw. and John’ E.}. Pickens, Jr, tieing for second place. The voting was close and those who did not win place on the Council lost out by very small margins. The ‘eleven sélected ‘for the, {Council are as follows, listed in! order of votes polled: Jimmy. Hopkins, James McCraw, John E. Pickens, Jr., Mrs. Nellie Hol- feel Dri Lucille Calverley, Roy. Charles Collins, \\Ostar Mrs.5.Jy*-M,# Morrisony{ "Ledford and Mrs. Inez When the tellers, Mrs, ichaeland, James Higgs, had ‘re-! orted the former Resident Coun- cil ‘received the report, declared | itself discharged, and seated the ;mew. members. James McCraw S88 became ili suffering from of the lungs aggravat- be oy uremia. The prelate was + aa of age, born June 14, The body will be sent to St Leas, Missouri, wh funeral @erViews and interment will take piace He was one of the outstanding MOST. REV JOUN. J GLENNON orators of the Catholic —~—— H Cea mana tan! ishing Boats Bt. Louis at the ca rly age of 41 A vw the Must Be Union Members Here i was or years old con Gained priest when At the age of MM he hant he a * MYRTLAND CATES TO URGE! acted as temporary chairman and an election was held for officers, | resulting in the following: Johne’ E. Pickens, Jr., chairman; Charles McCraw, - vice chairman; Mrs.! Lucille Calverley, secretary; Roy, Nelson, treasurer. Jimmy Hop-! kins was appéinted commissioner of police. The offer of Mr. Burch- field and his orchestra to conduct Saturday night dances in the community hall on a percentage basis was accepted and Charles McCraw and Jimmy Hopkins vol- unteered to assist in this work. Because of the late hour the regular meeting of the P. A: Council was not held, but Presi+ Fred} & Prominent § figure chureh festivals and ceremonies EARLICR CLOSE OF MUL.-| Gweughout the lend for nearly half @ century and became inter-| “=T SEASON AT FISHER Rationally renowned in his faith MEN’‘S MEET MARCH 1. Within his own historic arch- ad : Gieeeee, in the Mississippi valley; At a special where the Frenchmen Marquette end Joliet and a few sturdy Span- t#h missionaries first brought the white man’s religion ree cen- turiee = before bir American prelate jdent Mazeau' distributed mem- bership application forms con- on = meeting of the, taining an explanation regarding full Coast District, Fisherman’s; the organization, and asked that nion, Key West Branch, it was; all members be on hand next unamiously voted that in the Thursday evening. feture all Commercial Union? Fishermen will have displayed on thei boats a large card with the i "SOOMTTIEH. nadie te t Night’ “In Louise Luisotti ‘Uy isianescaioad: Press). LOUISVILLE, Ky.. March 9.—This city was without trdnsportation service night, due to a strik morning city, officials said that 40 percent of the service had been restored. CIO leaders, however, de- clared that not more than 15 percent of transportation faci- lities in the city were in oper- ation this morning. A conference has been call- ed to determine if an agree- ment can be reached’between union leaders and company officials, GRE LITE ITs Joseph Cates Hee: jae TAKES OUT $4,000 BUILDING PERMIT; JUDGE ALBURY HAS $3,000 ADDITION; NEW RESIDENCE FOR E. E. WELLS Joseph L. Cates, of 1434 Vir- ginia street, has taken out a building permit from City Biuld- ing Inspector Errol Sawyer for a $4,000 addition to his building. Judge William V. Albury, at 707 Washington street, has beca ‘granted a $3,000 addition build- ing permit for his structure at " that address. Another. permit reveals residence on Fogarty Avenue near Fifth-Street for $2,509. Mary Thurston is having an a.!- dition placed on her building at 917 Center. Street for $1,000, & Total permits for the past week came to $15,525. Files Answer. In it RIGHT TO ACT AS JUDGE John G. Sawyer, attorney for) Philip Bailey, the colored boy, who has been confined in the county jail more than -seven months because Monroe county ‘haa no juvenile court to try him, | today filed an answer in the. su- preme court to the quo warranto proceedings instituted’ by Attor- ney General J. Tom Watson to determine Frank O. Roberts right to act as juvenile judge: | The case grew out of Judge} | Roberts’ giving Bailey a hearing| three weeks ago, and, as Attorney \ Sawyer said, the action was of a friendly nature and. dlesigned| solely to determine Mr. Robert status as judge: t j which he was elected in 1944 ron a four-year term. After he had given Bailey a hearing, Judge Roberts felt dis- | posed, he said, to liberate the! boy, as he had been in jail sul; ficiently long, but afterward he thought the better course was to| wait till the supreme court had rendered its decision in the quo} warranto proceedings. OBS MoD LM EE a Scarify, Steam Roll Incinerator Grounds Home the Complaints against:the city nan % ip Bale RID ete Sent: IN THE 'URDAY, MARCH 9, 1946 Should the) supreme ‘oourt de-|. /cide:-as. anconstitutional-the 4945;the:box there were five of the) by’ the’Coast» Guard during the) morning. Ba ») «:pdegislative !act;that abolished the ; To ‘Biildin hapa Judge:Roberts will resume) the office of. juvenile judge, to| height of the striking Captain!’ was purchased by Lloyd Shaeffer' and it affected 17,300 men. USA. Fishing In The Midst Of Amberjach Fight, Barracuda Disappears By GEORGE DAVIS Boy you should have seen those, will return here next year. Mr. amberjack coming out. of Cap- Sanford is thinking» of buying ‘a tain. John, West's, Mae West fish box,; People on the dock ene my? self just gaped! ' ‘When: the ‘last one was out of captain run it for: him. Did» your see ‘the beautiful! “Icacos": here'iyesterday, This 62) foot custom built boat was run! big! ambers which weighed ! ier eons and has two Sterling Petre]; 30 to 35 pounds each. During the }2000HP'engines in it. The boat) West left a live barracuda on one| whose sightseeing boat is just} of the lines overboard and in the about ready to run. | flurry over the big ambers some-; The Icacos has beautiful accom- thing very, very big came along modations including hot water’ and sliced off the barracuda. Boy, heater and bathtubs. The tanks what an exciting few moments, hold 280 gallons of gasoline and that must have been. 320 gallons of water. Besides the amberjack which’ It was originally owned by is a “man’s fish”, four barracuda DuPont who sold it to the Coast and one dolphin were brought in.; Guard for $1 and bought it back The party consisted of J. A. Van for the same amount. He then Swearingen, A. S. O’Leary, J. F , Sold it to one of his captains who MacDonald of Washington, D. C.| retired after 28 years of service and C. A. Sanford of Margarets-' He is Captain J. Walch who now wy N. Y. Many of the ae lives in Miami. Manchuria ow —wemnewess hpignitne hIn «| Plan Meeting boat ‘and letting a charter boat| SOME RETURNING To WORK SUNDAY WITH OTHERS TO RETURN MONDAY WASHINGTON. March 9 — Strike of Western Electric work- ‘ers union, an affiliate of the Telephone Workers of Amefica, the first labor trouble to occur in the telephone field, has settled, and séme of the men return to work: tomorrow ing and all of the others Mon@lay (Ry Asnoctatet Press) The’ strike had entered ite | sixty-fifth day when it ended } The General Motors strike be- gan its 109th day today, with James Dewey, government con- ciliator, announcing in Detroit that another conference of union representatives and company officials will be held on Monday He said that, while the outlook for settlement was better than it had been for three days, th was not any assurance that agreement would be reached | Monday. Union representatives stated that they had offered to have ‘the differences arbitrated, but that edmpany officials had re fused to accept the proposal. Pauley Hearing Uiee Earl E. Wells is erecting a frame}: ‘incinerator are being.remedi- ed, City Public:Service> Di- rector Robert Dopp said to- day. ; | First of all, the entire | grounds instead of being a | series of mounds are being | -seerified end ther rolled in with e steam roller, Mr. Dopp "Big ‘Discussion! (Ry Axwociated Press) Manchuria figured chiefly today | in the increased pressure that is : | On Railroad WASHINGTON, March 9, — (My Aasnctatea Prem WASHINGTON, March © | Hearing of the senatemilitexy ef fairs committee on’ the nonine Strike j | . + OBy Axsocioted Press) i i ! CHICAGO, March 9. — A conference, at which the Suter as @ builder. Hi most? feeding Union, Boat”, the color notable cceomsell signifying the month, with the! erection ‘ captains name and signature by! Lous cathed: al, t! al een i epcemokted » The chief purpose of this‘is to] ~ Sets , e Miminate, any question of a > oo boat entering the waters a we a alk t being Union, Fishermen { Ae eaaties ta ward of the, crows oo 7 ch would have to con- pe o. : mace a nge boat seal m if he w 1 member under oa ; union and y his re-! ane teoee toe The above system willl Be te : » this problem. EN Gillin ead without’ his captain will be respon- ile and ter royal sit each member of the ; d « that he id each! . mber of the crew are Rid ip) ce sane eee union, system the cap-' s and fish house en ill know which boats we Commercial Union, Bee, Cate 1 here, to. be » busimess agent Said thatin, held by ‘the ft « de- the meeti give tor 4 exthood Gulf Coa srman’s Union on ite or > te were itr hi jareh. 1A that he will préSetrteady ocliie eiitens. Chan's ent request to close the mullet.seagon! te the diecesan coll St « ) when kingifshing™ Finian at Mulir after which season comes up that the freezers} he Wee « { All Hal- will not be glutted with mullet. Gaates 4 on Page Three) Oe eee ELL LES WANTED WAITRESSES Apply Dining Room Hostess LA CONCHA HOTEL 7 am. to 12 o'Clock Midnigh Batteries Charged. Flats Fixed While You Wait SAT AE NL I ea NORTH REACH INN COFFEE SHOP 711 North Beach Phone 261-J eFull-Course DINNER, 6-8 p.m. @Smenich Home-cooked DINNERS by Reservation POOR OLD CRAIG SERVICE STATION Division and Francis Sts. Al Armeng Owner The Key West Players Present “BLITHE SPIRIT” A FARCE IN THREE ACTS by NOEL COWARD OPENING MARCH IIth at 8:00 P.M. for 5 Nights at the BARN THEATER — 319 DUVAL STREET | i Rear of Woman's Club Building $1.20, Tax Included Paul Smith’s Book Store More Protection — envi; Mrs... Augtistina Herrera, WASHINGTON, March 9.—The’ “355? Catherine St, re. army announced today that pairs 200 greater precaution will be taken pamilton Knowles, 814 to protect atomic bomb and radar Ashe St., remodel home 100 secrets. James J. Butler, 917 Cen- It said that the measures that ter St., addition to build- "I / would be pursued would be more jing 800 preventive than punitive. Rubin Appel, Duval and Subversive personnel or dis- Division Sts., general re- satisfied personnel will not serve pairs {in any branch of the service Southern Dai , where matters, concerning atomic Southard St., s energy or radar, are considered. R. R. Russel, 508 William || : St, painting 09 | | ALE Sidewalk Cafe, Duval St., | painting ivd We Are Now Accepting | yyiry c. Williams, 619 Ea. ton St. painting 100 ‘St. repai 199 | for ‘DEVELOPING Mary "Tee Grahain, « 506 and PRINTING _ Fleming Sti'| 7 150| ! id min 'Vidaly i ? SOUTHERNMOST CUTY | St, addition,to building: 300} Mi W./ Spencer, * 1026 ‘PHARMAG¥,<Inc:: < lames St., repairs 80 ‘Preséription-Druggist« Alfred Acheson, side fence 50 i Wm. H. Monsalvatge, Jr., DUVAL AND FLEMING STS. | “Fogarty and Seventh St. 4 _Barage - 720 = Bana oa RSs a eon eee $ STRAND) -'THEATR AND THEATRE = } > NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS ‘ > i CHANGE OF PLAYDAYS q| < Our program will change 3 times weekly, playing 2 or 3 days. | ‘ Thursday, Friday and Saturday 4 » Sunday and Monday Tuesday and Wednesday { K With the above new policy we will be able to bring io Our 4] Ie public newer top pictures during the wee q > Tune in to WKWF et 10:30 A.M.. Monday through Friday 4/ > for Program Announcements o hb lll ll h lbh bb bbb bn bn bbb bn bt bp eb bn bn) | LARA AAADAAADADAABRAEAA Besides those listed above, oth- er,-byujiding perfaits issued tnis week. follow: Ana Sanchez, 907 St,,addition to building $ 400} For Atomic Bomb. i di (My Associated Press) j > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > 12 > > > > > b > > » > is Announcing the... DEENING «. SIDEWALK’ CAFE i 4 4 4 ‘ 4 425 Duval Street ‘ Under New Management ‘ 4 4 4 4 4 4 ‘ ‘ 4 Serving the Finest of Foods at the Most Reasonable Prices STEAKS and CHOPS Specializing In SOUTHERN vm” Chicken $1.06 TURTLE STEAKS and TURTLEBURGERS VV VV VV IV IV IVT TCC TTT TTT CTT I IVT Center iy | Park & Tilford:. said. Ai the incinerator besides the dry trash wet garbage is also brought out to be burnit, Mr. Dopp said that burning , days will be reguldted so that the wind will not carry the burning smell toward the | highway or residents living | nearby. In the summer the prevailing wind is from the eest which will blow the smoke toward the Gulf of | Mexico. i TMI IIS SSIS EET. ‘SLOPPY JOE'S BAR MUSIC EVERY NIGHT by Tommy Thompson | and His Band | Package Goods Specials 5th $3.65! Senne Wedding ath aise aul Jones’. 5 Sunny’ Brook Hl a3 Imperial -.: Ron Zorro 5th Old St. Croix Rum 5th 3.00 DRINKS at the BAR Straight Drinks . 25¢ to Mixed Drinks —....... 35¢ to ste Full Line of Package Good | Gala Opening THE DRIETWOOD 609 DUVAL STREET LUNCHEON”® Served from DINNERS Served from St | stalled in Manchuria during the ‘the British foreign office should el ee | was Featuring DANCING Every Week Day Night MUSIC from 9 o’clock by Hector Barroso and His Orchestra Specializing in Steaks - Chops - Chicken - Seafoods be considered, will be held here Monday. Some officials of the rail- toad companies arrived here today, and almost all of the union representatives are here. 6 ates is TTT LA Claude Albury, 59," Dies This Morning being directed at {the Rusgigns by; Great Britain and the | United, # ba) antered into’ the dispute, by demanding to know Russia’: S| reason for removing heavy ma chinery, that the Japs had in j war, from that country to Siberia Comment in London was that have used stronger language -in its note of protest to Russia, but it was explained that at the time the note was dispatched the foreign office had not obtained Claude Albury, 5 59, died ihis full particulars about the removal Morning at his residence, 1099 Sf he anachinery: Grinnell street. Funeral services Russia countered today by under the direction of the Prit- charging that the United States chard Funeral Home will be an- had kept troops in Bulgaria nounced later. ; ce cae = 1 i Survivors are: three daughters, tbagers than hada beemeupuaies rs. Florence Mullinnax, Mrs. | Claudia Gardner and Miss Rose- H ‘lind, Albury; one JOHN M. SPOTTSWOOD ; Radah Cash; one grand OMI AGENT | Martin, and New York Life Insurance Co... Mr. Albury , head of the U Immi- tion Service in Key West, and tioned at other points ¢ with the Immigration (ce ice at different times. He spent some time in a period Qifice; nd. Floor, 535 Fleming St. Pee NONE 810 in the | Palace Theater | f duty in New York, after which MARJORIE REYNOLDS in @ retumncdlio Reva West "31S A FAMILY” | Mr. Albury retired from | the service | STARLIGHT | CLUB and BAR | The One and Only JOHNNIE NEBO Presents News and Serial . TODAY! ORCHESTRA EVERY EVENING with the Popular Penny Cocktail Hour From 7 to 8 o’Clock 12:00 Noon to 2:00 P.M. | OPEN 12 NOON to2 AM. j | ! 5:30 P.M. to 8:30 PM, j | | TYMAN’S ! i { | ' threatened railroad strike will [tion of Edwin Pauley for 8 | retary of the navy, was ed this morning till 7 y afternoon. Pauley, who had been test ing, and who will be reeaile the stand when the committer convenes, declared that whe jcompletes his testimony he ave exonerated himself af « |charge that has been gainst him. Asked about the report that + ld request that his name withd awn after had fin testifying, answered ‘No honest man with when he knows he is right Temperatures Temperature data for the ending 7:30 a.m. Hignest Lowest Station— last 24 hours last nicht Atlanta pston City KEY WEST K. W. Airport Memphis Miami Minneapolis oma City 51 Pe ‘ola Pitesburgh Louis [Tarps CASA CAYO HUESO | (The Southernmost Hor | 1400 Duval at South St. } | Ly DINING ROOM and COCKTAIL LOUNGE |__——Opens 6 P.M, Daily eee ree Seed Fe ae: sii rise oe deen ae 7 ieee, Timi tT t: 2 AUBREY H. HAMILTON, M.D. | LACONCHAHOTELCOCKTAILLOUNGE | i Announces His Separation from Military Service > AIR-CONDITIONED = YOUR COMFORT i and Assumption of K Now Featuring > General Practice in Key West DANCING” EVERY. NIGHT > z > | Music by La Concha Orchestra > Temporarily at pi! andl H , 611 FLEMING STREET i The New Cocktail ‘LA CONCHA SPECIAL’ > OFFICE HOURS z=} | BREAKFAST Served from. . . £:00 A.M. to 10:00 A.M > 10 - 12 am. TELEPHONE ¥ |! LUNCHEON Served from . . . 12:00 Noon to 2:00 P.M. , 4-6pm 317 P || DINNERS Served from. . . . 5:30 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. > and By Appointment rj! HUGH C. HODGE, Manager SPE PES ES eS ee OST eee ew: Sw "UMUNNURSEEEUEOOOGQONUSEEULLUUUULSQEUEEUEEOGOGLOGESOEOEOTOUUUOGGLAnONG}OUUUUOOUG4O8UEvegnUOOEOONESOREREOUUROOOONNNGASGRSRSRERNRENR