The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 26, 1946, Page 1

———_. VOLUME LXVII. No. 73 Transfers Of Realty On Keys: Total: $154,200 AT MARA-'Officer Found THON ONE AT MATE: | Guilty B aking Fence Pickets } } } —_——_ | Curry Builds Frame Home MRS. BELDNER. AT 528 DUVAL. DENCE..ON HARRIS, AVE- AT TAVERNIER T. M. Curry, Jr., is building a, frame residence in the 1300 block; foarte, of Albury street at a cost of WY. APPorrish, chairman of the $3,000, according to records in the! eotnty Commionon, who conducts ALSO OF USING PROFANE | office of Building Inspector Errol @ tealty agency at Marathon,| _ | Sawyer. \ brought to Key West today two! MANGUAGE: FINED $90: AN-| 40. winicent Beldner at 528 @eeds for the transfer of prope OTHER OFFICER, PROFANE | Duval street’ is remodeling a store tes on the keys that total $147, for $2,000. ue) SAREE AE, 8 Robert Whitehead is erecting a One of the sales, made through} frame residence on Harris Ave- his agency, was at Marathon and | Seana A dakteoe ia’ cily nue for $1,500. the other at Lower Matecumbe. . The buildii rmits for. last. At Morathon he sold La Casa'©ourt yetserday as two Navy of- wank Aventis ps0, 180. i tor C. © Gar Sharp-|ficers stood trial before .Judge shes lew to Thomas T. Edmonds for! ®oger Watkins, one on charges of Other-permits, in the week fol- y using profane language and the] low; i javenue, frame garage... $400, oe other on charges of destroying} Wm, M.,Sa tract, on which is situated | private property and’ ysing pro: pid stad '} Dr, W._R. Robi ‘ FS: 8O 4), | four houses, 101 Semingle javenue ol fane language. Defending thé officers was Lieu- Overseas F tenant Virgil Shepard, legal > $00 Yeet fo the bay] Non Staking down ealaaees in stenography was S. feet, with riparian rights. , vs pie “Ht is « choice property,” Mr. ag ay Seen sia Gordon Oliveros, 1826 Fogarty Parrish said, “and I consider it a) Ensign J. B. Stedman was}. avenue, painting $100 cheap buy.” found guilty of destroying vrivate] Renold Thompson, 1115 Grin- ‘The other sule was @ tract of| property and using profane lan-] nell street, painting _... $100 N12 and three-quarter acres at} guage and was fined $25 and costs | Florida Press, 122 Duval street Lewer Matecumbe. It was sold by |of $5, making a total of $30. repairs — oka. Haast - $80 Bile and Josephine Giddens to) Ensign Norman Andrew wes] pen Butler, 310:Division street painting the Matecumbe Ovean Beach Cor-|found guilty of “using profane fopeirn $100 poration for $112,750 language and was fined $10. Ps i a7 “Bulldozers,” Mr. Parrish said,} Colored Officers Dean and Val-| &- McFarlane, 300 Front street “heave cleared off the tract gndjdez testified they found the of-] TePair and paint $50 it bes been graded and set out in| fi ripping off pickets from the] Frank Holtsberg, 600 Duval ® subdivision, the plat of which|fence of Miss Frances Fletcher at] St., paint the front of store . $100. 1 hewe just filed in the county | Whitehead and Julia streets. They} Roland Adams, 2409 Staples clerk's office. Poles are now be-|stated that.the officers ran when} Aye., repair and paint — $500! put up for electric service.” | they tried to apprehend then! Roland Adams, 2401 Sieden- third sale was at Tavernier |The Navy officers escaped into burg ave, shingle roof . $500 Heights where a house and lot/the Navy Yard. Frank Saunders, 926 Southard were sold by Ralph EB. Lund to| Call Officer Frank Jolly was ‘ George B. Myers for $6,500. then summoned and the marine street, yebair porch + $50 yal awe act guard asked to bring five officers] John Griffin, 905 Division St. J just then going through the gate] accessory. bldg. .. $6 , UV’ ') Dean and Valdez then pointed out} ginia St. repairs - the two offenders and Officer} Total Jolly placed them under arrest.) Week enaing March 23, 1946. The two naval officers -were later Pah San WHA. CONSIDER CASE oOF/from Naval Operating Base and | | stood trial in city court yesterday. MURDER IN FIRST DEGREE The case .aroused considerabi* AGAINST NEGRO interest among enlisted naval per- errr phere have been some convictions on similar charges. Many asked Assistant State Attorney Will-| yesterday, “Wonder. what. fiac tam V. Albury ioday equested two officers will get?” They Monroe county grand jury Thu: © going outside the law i, Gay morning to consider a cha ated with the same discipli of murder in the first degre ted of enlisted men in city against James Fullove, negro court. uctor, Wil- lidm Farrar, ‘recently told, polige that two men, waylaid him in, the vestibule of his West Side home. and. robbed him of $14,700. The victim said he had kept his money hidden in his house until three’ months ago, when he started carry it with him because he. feared thieves. A. gold ring Set with a one-carat diamond and a one-fourth carat blue sapphire; which Farrar pulled from the. oo) es oD finger of one of them as they; grappled with each other is the, " SOUTH BEACH back to the entrance, Officers} Katheline Knowles, 209 Vir- Meets Thursday released in the custody: of officers MAN, 87, LOSES $14,700 , “| soniiel bi here, among whor Hilary Crusoe to convene the! erday that an Witnesses, who appeared before ® coroner's jury and later befor Esquinalda, V. William Peace Justice fed that Jonathar most important clue police have. end another negro were quar ing om Petronia street, ene —_——_—__—_——_ Duval and Whitehead, on the| Restaurant - Pavilion COLD CAUSES MISTAKE Located on South Beach, Simonton Street eigtt of January 16, when Pull- ove tried to separate them MILACA, Minn. — Convinced Hie efforts, witnesses said, re-| 241 FEET ON THE OCEAN | that the strange animal he spot- wilted in « fight between him! Phone 458 vey || 264, Tuning for cover under a sed Williams, who was stabbed. | Featuring: te wododpile was a mink, Joe The wound pontrated his liver, Half Southern Pinas yor | end be died « month later in the! i Key West General Hospital \Fried Chicke in the Basket 2. $1.15 CASA cAvo HUESO | Seafood - Chops - Steaks (The Southernmost House) OPEN 11.A.M..to.9 P.M. 1489 Duval ot South Stu: | DINING ROOM and BEER and WINE SERVED During Legal Hours COCKTAIL LOUNGE . cu GOLDSBORO, N. C.—With the) pens 5 PM. Daily “= death of his wife recently, Uncle PPT ee errr Eee ew rev wwewewv ewes | Jesse Griffin, a Negro farm * - -y not only lost his life companion FLASH! FLASH! FLASH! but also $700 he had given her to hide for safekeeping. She} hid i ll, he Home owners, taxpayers and citizens of Monroe County, aie pe 0, Wet He Hess Bren un; yee @ware that there is a movement on foot for the overthrow @f the homestead exemption law? able to find it. Sellish and greedy interests are busily at work to repeal ile exemption of $5,000.00 from taxation allowed by the present Constitutional Amendment upon the homes of the residents of thie state. From the Constitutional Homestead Exemption, wi we, small income bracket businessmen and even the rich derive @ substential benefit, Our people gre already taxridden. Take eway the $5,000.00 tux exemption and the wasteful politicians will heve even more of the people's money to squander. This © eet Ge Wmeginery tect. Press dispatches indicate that a real etien te overthtow this law will be made in the future. he warned and be prepared. Every home owner owes it to tieneell t© go at once and register to vote in the coming primanes. Decter DELIO COBO pledges himself to the continuance of the benefits of the homestead exemption laws of Florida. PRIENDS OF DOCTOR DELIO COBO Schmitz, suffering from a severe! head cold: andi watery. eyes, int} vestigated and quickly discover ed. his mistake.'The’ aninial) he ikilled..was a /skunki:ahd, while Joe received 75 cents for the'pelt, he spent many: times that dmount ‘| for his dry-cleaning. TOO SAFE Palace Theater ANTON DOLIN in “A Song for Miss Julie” News and Serial TONIGHT IS PRIZE NITE FILM Bring In. Your Developing and Printing for Quick Service i 1 { | | COLOR FILM Accepted for Developing and Printing SOUTHERNMOST CITY PHARMACY, Inc. Prescription Druggists | tical Advertisement) Duval at Fleming Phone 199, POO OAOAA Oe ee eeeeeeeee.~~4450046066) | Cy LE: Pearce, 1431 White aleg 5: i |Hospital Will 9] D: Davis, who will be the new. from: Washington. this, morning to $10,180. tammanding officer of the Nava! ask 87-year Oldy cers Club: |! TMM THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, MAR@H Lime ¥ VHEN)YOUSHEAR THAT, SOUND, you mightsthinks. it. Iran Question May Come Up Before UNO Council: Today ‘ees es a Seeks | Consideration Of Differ- Have New CO. ences Between His Coun- | try And Russia CAPTAIN W. D. DAVIS suc. | Bx. Avaaminten: Papen) =. | NEW YORK, March 27.—-UNO CEEDS CAPTAIN JO- | Security Council began its second ss - | session this morning aftér a meet: SEPH 5. LOGUE jing. of 51 minutes, yesterday,’ at Which @ Ese SnD ey RREhE Truman was read. Cocktail party for, Captain W. |... The Iranian ambassador arrived the council to: consider. the differences between“ Ivan and Russia; but the Racsitn .xepresen- tative on the council asserted that he saw no reason for con- sidering that question, ‘as his'coun, try had’ started to withdraw: i tréops from Iran on Sunday. added that theré, are no differ shitoughotit most Gf the war. The: Ends,Detween The, twa counties, Hospital ‘has‘a great number of -. se i " Navy wounded throughout the 5 hott HAY te salictacinny war and \as done splendid work) "y¢°was thought that — possibly in rehabilitating the men. jthe Iranian matter may come up There are fishing boats avail-' toy giscussion late this afternoon, able to the men for the fame d though others said it,may not be fishing off Key West. | considered till later in the week EP Es ; The Russian delegate also stated NOTICE |that his country had begun to i Saleen withdraw its troops from Man- There will be a meeting of the churia, and that all éf them would Indepfident Order of Odd Fel-: be out of that country by the end lows, CUBA LONGE NO. I5, held of April. this evening at 7:30 at hall on} The council’s military staff oc- Elizabeth street. All members gan to plan for the organization of cordially invited. !an international army to be used LUIS ALFARO, Noble Grand, in maintaining peace in the SANTIAGO RODRIGUEZ, Sec. world. LIL mm Hospital‘on Roosevelt Boulevasd, and retiing Commanding Offic Captain Joseph B. Logue will -be given, Thursday night at the Of | Captiin Hogtic has been com. i thatidiiig ‘bfficet of the Hospital 4 Pick yourself a> P EREAGE oe c\OwW ty DUBARRY You'll take Spring’s lovely glow for your very own when you ¥ = ¢ use the color-magic of of DuBarry Face Powder plus a complimentary bottle of DuBarry Foundation Lotion for only 2,00! plus tax GARDNER'S Duval at Southard Street PHARMACY Phone 177 CTT IT ILULLMM LLM LLU ‘| attacks, when one- plane cutoff”. Re, ‘Planes: Collide In Midair Aud Three Men Lose Lives Came Together Forty Miles VPI DM MaM. Northwest of Kev West; Nazi Propaganda One Plane Cut Off Tail MadeGermans - GREAT “We ine base in stay.” “we F £ i 4 if ae | Gullible People | ree *aNee, ya ee g eee | ——- “We believe that the national Two ensigns and one crewman, program in the ‘service will of necessity reduce ti i Sombrero) ,.lighthousey. miles’: northeast of, Key: West), the Coast’ ) rang: ‘Mard group officer, here report- _, Six.. torpedo..-planes were.’ rendeyvous | in«.making») the. tail of another, and both crashed into the sea. | be prohibit The plane, piloted by Ensign ee prec buer E. F. Jones, struck the plane, of eutting down the birth rate, piloted by Ensign W. E. Bailey. and another report they insist The ensigns and a crewman, C. believing is that the Unit- D. Wiliams, aviation radio man, ¢@ States government has de- second class, are reported as cided to give $2,000 to every “missing” by the Coast Guard,’ GI who marries a German though their bodies have not been ‘ found and they are presumed to have lost their lives. Another crewman, A. J. Pro- vost, a first-class seaman, was ° 2. “eatsed stostv atte the accaent, REgistration In and was found to. be suffering onroe County from the fracture of a leg. He was’ brought, to: Key’ West and take : j 7 | to the Naval Hospital. i ashi (A i Temperatures STILL, LAGGING, SUPBRVIBOR| {here - - '— | JOHN,ENGLAND SAYS; NOTE | will do all in ouy power. Temperatut fhe 24 hours) SLIGHT. “PICK-UP YESTER,| “!vilians emt ehding 7:30 a.m." { Highes' Lowest DAY : t s Yi: Navy, yar the Station— ‘last 24 hours i) last night bose et bait Smeg it will ‘Atlanta’ |) 7b. 60 { When | County’ 'Siipervigor’. bf, Be tedessaty! 46! Addérease the Boston 50, 42, || Registration’ Jolin England open-| number of workers on project Brownsville . 80 71 ‘fed his’ books this morning, the! This is only natural.” Captoin ‘Charleston . 77, 61 qualified’ list had gone slightly! Saunders said, “but we don't tr Chicago... 71 50 | over the 2,000 mark. j tend that this shall happen Mf we { pe Detroit 61 44 “Bu registration in Key West,” Ca” help it.” Galveston i " he added, “is still lagging. Yes-| ore Smo Nae Jacksonville . 84 5 terday we had our largest aay." Th Pl dG ! Kansas City _ 75 54 but the number that qualified ree ea ul fy | KEY WEST 82 75 was only 72. We can easily handle | . . ‘ K. W. Airport 83 74 more than twice that number In Criminal Court Memphis 68 59 daily.” i Miami 77 74 Mr. England stated that regis- ane - | Mihneapolis 61 38 tration at Marathon and Taver-| Joseph Reece, 18, whe stele New Orleans .. 79 70 nier is still going strong. A card| jewelry and novelties from Kw New York 63 49 received from Charles S, Albury} store, pleaded guilty to potty Norfolk 62 51 at the latter place said that he} larceny this morning in erueme! Oklahoma City 83 45 will finish his house-to-house; court and was sentenced by Pensacola 70 68 canvass this week, and that he! Judge Caro to serve six montl Pittsburgh 66 51 expected the registration would| in the county jail St. Louis 68 60. be the largest jn the history of! Robert Chappell and Fred Tw ‘Tampa 81 67, {| that section of Monroe county. ner, negroes, pleaded gwity ; 2\| From Marathon Pearl Clark’ speeding, and each was fined 910 : ||| reported that she did not think a: and costs. ak. ates REAR | ineloy aul ithe, 3 yelgible Re! ——-seenap-shileenclammaleal | CRAWFORDSVILLE; Ind. —|VA BP Sele eesti el Charles Harinon'awon a:dollar bili} CY Bt the Key Weer pert os 8 p= 7 on-a,ibet. that-he would: not pad] County, where, the registretign, Is + \COF! ae s | 711 North Beach Phone 201 5 pe nore vail exit oFull-c DINNER. €2 p.m pected to begin register: - morrow. 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