The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 2, 1946, Page 1

a VOLUME Lxvu. No. 79 WENT = DELINQUENT WAS APRIL 1; TAXES CAN STHLL BE PAID WR the deadline of April 1 fet for payments of taxes on Pernene! property and row! eso ® the county, workers in the tax Calletter’s office are preparing to @ Brough the rule to make up Che GEPifiewtes for property to |x etd Gt publ auction June} Gwhers who wish to ee # tates before the public settien sale on June | may dp co few but tere? and advertising will fe acted © action ary held in froat el Peunty courthouse wate af delinquem)| #i) abpear in The Citi-| oon “wh wnt 31 Transfer 165 Trailers — From Poinciana To West Ge Ve Veteran Unite tn Nebraska. 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SOUTHARD STREET LAST NIGHT ‘ hi MeN ' Senutinard % ok ast might « , ent fthe oth Clerk Roy Mamin txtap The arrest wh police Baker and Dishwashers Apply Chet LA CONCHA HOTEL ADUNME PROPERT\ CHOCO ODA. New Head far’ Naval Hospital a ee “ areas. Settlement In Indonesian And his offit) as the files are q ae z aie + DutehDispute woh rateh flee ere es oar. Beck Disnul , LEADERS, WILL.GO.TO, HOL. IDEM MME. — =: + MENT: INDONESIA: TO’ BE REPUBLIC é (By Amxocysted Press) LONDON, April :2.—Latest ad- vices from Indonesia, here today, indicate Dutch and Indonesian leaders are nearing a settlement, as they have agreed to go to Holland to make final settlement of their differ- ences, The VIB IAAI aa. Red Cross Goes To Stricken Hawaii Dutch have offered the donesian republic within the Dutch empire, with the repub- lic’s becoming independent at the end of 20 years, | It was announced that leaders among the Indonésians view the proposal favorably, but. many hetheads in the Indonesian army @re expected to insist on imme- diate independence. ia The British government made known today that-it expected to have'all its troops’ out of In- donesia by July 1, whether or. not ‘a settlement of the. dispute be- tween the Dutch and the natives have been reached by that time. It was’ éXplained that,, should the British withdraw, their. trepps, the Dutch Have not ja sufficient number of soldiers in Java to cope with the native army, which was highly trained by the Jap- anese. \ Cross workers ir Hawaiian istends thet hed been hit by cleared away of the many dwellings thet were destroyed by the tidal waves. "SPL LIIIM Ss Ribbentrop Is Ordered Today Stop Shouting Expect Iran, IF IRANIAN AMBASSADOR TESTIFIES, RUSSIAN AN- RAND) EO MAKE GAGREBS|. received | that the’ ithe Red Cross needs for the cou Indonesians a proposal that, if, accepted, will establish an In-— | Lewinsky’s | Bop THREE - QUARTER EEE '. ppe Pearlman’s MEALS SERVED DURING Russo Flareup, FORMER GERMAN FOREIGN (By Aswociated F NEW ‘YORK, © April Iran-Russo question is likely to flare ‘up ‘agai’ tottortéW, should the Iranian amibassadot he invited to testify further’ When‘ the ‘UNO! Security Council retonvenes, | = FERENT STATEMENTS ON SAME QUESTION : (fy Aseneiated Press) NUPRNBERG, April 2.—For- Germay, Foreign Minister Joa him Von Ribbentrop was or- ws been issued as to whether or hol the invitation will be extended ed today, while testifying in| the ambassador, who, today, gave the War eriminai cases, to stop/a written statement in full about talking when he became angry! the Iran-Russo matter to the UNO, during his cross-questioning by | 5¢retary-general. } eo) the French counsel ° The Frenchman, by usihg Vcn | FRANK 0. : ® SPAIN | i Ribbentrop’s own statements maae “Fighting G.1.” | at various times, pointed out that Von Ribbentsop had lied, either . i | (Candiatefor | State | nm ome or the other of the state- 4D UC PES. oh ments, for beth, diametrically dif- ferent the counsel declared, could not be correct. stOrney | HAS A MESSAGE W “OR'YOu it v@me then that Von Ribben- trop, red-ficed and talking loud Listen Tonite al y. tried to explain that, in one i it 6:15 fe tamee at least, he had not s: what the French counsel ma‘n | tained had been said | | BIRDS SING ON Milwaukee,—Birds have been found singing merrily while their mates were dead in the nest a few feet away. Psi nT ST ga Palace Theater ERICH VON STROHEIM in “The Great Flamarion” News and Serial TONIGHT IS PRIZE NITE GER PREDICTED | MINISTER SHOWN DuF- a ! 2.—The | No official statement ' had Yat" a Drive Reaches $8,000 Fiye Days Remain Red Cross & List Of Donors Of $25 09 Five more days remain in the Red Cross Fund campaign, which ends April 6. “Our drive is falling seriously | short of the quota of dy cha | Project Supervisor George Mills White and City Mana ger Dave King this week, dis- cussion was held on the pos- sible establishment of a fire sub station at Poinciana. Fire calls in the area are responded to by city apparat- } Us, with the nearest station at ing year.” . | No. 3 Fire Station. some dist Mr. Saunders urged that any-| ance from the housing proj- ene who has not been personally}. ect. contacted, mail in his or her con- An anused building at the tribution to the Key West cha»-| west end. of West Poinciana ter office or call the Gas Company:} and a representative will 0 ad immediately for the doxibtinee LA gs “Many business firms have of}. |! static yet‘ responded,” Mr. Saunder HEA ort, a 3 } said. “We ask them to mail ther» P checks this week.” o{ (Kirke, Authority direc Mr. Saunders made public fai approva : . BIISS IIIS 3 | In a conference. between Gerald Saunders, campaigh chai- man, said today, “We only hays five more days left in which to bring the total up to the amount a list of all gifts of $25 or in Spacer does“net aliow listing a! the contribut and their contci- butions » regeived at. campaign’ Wie hepoiuuiries. ihe 386°or were Ee repare Million donation lis » as of Apri] .2, fol} Me ngath) eit, |, Sandwiches, At Peohechivet ~~ 3! ~~ Gato Cafeteria Key West Jewelry j t THREE-YEAR PERIOD END. ING IN SEPTEMBER Enrique Esquinaldo Pierce Bros. Long’s Furniture Store Keyami ‘Dairy Lindsley Lumber Lopez Funeral Home Old Island Trading Post Strunk Lumber Co. -_. Adams Dairy Everett Russell Fred E. Knight ee Southernmost Drug Key West Lions Club Monroe Theater ., 7 . 2 25 50 25| 5O4 25! * 1003 30) 25 2b According to records in Key West Housing Authority Direstor Wallace “Bryant Kirke’s office, one million sandwiches ard three-quarter of a million mea Star Cafe 25} Six thousand war workers, were Horace O'Bry: aaa) 2 sdomiciled in tht ddrmitory thers) Minnie’ P. Tf navi 95 Sduring the-war- ee ae| Lou Smith, 109 ' Approximately - $680,000... was outhern Bell - Edwin’ ‘Trevor Brady’s’ Poultry be Key West Rotary Club Raymond Curry Lopez Liquor Co. Bernie.C. Papy S Tebs Canteen Service _.... Key West Provisions Co. F. J. Miller oon Key West Transit Co. Norberg Thompson A. M. Adams Thompson Enterprises Florida Greyhound Lines Florida National Bank Porter Dock Co. Wm. R. Porter La Concha Hotel Key West Gas Co. Mrs. Genevieve Warren H. P. Connable Wm. Curry’s Sons Helen C. Robinson W. R. Robinson 200handled in the ‘cafeteria and! 40"dormitory with this and $2,099) 25 more spent for operation. | The period is from August :7,| aa 1942, to September 30, 1945. 50}Strand Theater - 25|Palace Theater - 100/Grace F. Lowe 25|Tleen Williams 50/J. R. Stowers S 50| Porter Allen Co. 50 Southern Dairies 109!C. A. Van Deursen . 50]Columbia Restaurant . 100} Pauline Hemingway Me Gou: Kress .. 109} Mr. Saunders stated - 100 190 that wished to thank everyone who} 25) had contributed to date and icit! 25 | confident that all those who have | 190/not yet responded will not wait} 25juntil the drive is over but will] 4 25 week. Ti rt enn LACONCHAHOTED COCKTAIL LOUNGE | AIR-GONDIPIONED. tor YOUR ‘SOMFORT Now Featuring DANCING EVERY NIGHT Music by La Concha Orchestra and The New Cocktail ‘LA CONCHA SPECIAL’ BREAKFAST Served from. . . 8:00 A.M. to 10:00 A.M. |———-Opens 5 P.M. Daily- 25)send in his or her donation this|™ Navy Photo ~ CAPTAIN WM. D. DAVIS has just succeeded Captain Joséph D.. beautiful in the Navy. It is situated on Stock Island channel and Logue as commanding officer of the Naval Hospital at the head of | overlooks the sea. Its ; principal work has to do with treating per-} IN’S ELECTION BLACX -| Nothing }the island here. The hospital, shown above, is one of the mest sonnel back from war ‘Small Craft Warning Ends ERS, TOO here until sunset today, this area, row. local Weather Bureau: and Wednesday, with few showers over sections. West Palm Beach For the-aréa, fresh to: moderatels winds ‘today. portion tonight and. Wednesday. over south portion. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: Small craft warnings were con- tinued at 0530EST from West Palm Beach southward on the Florida east coast through the Florida Straits until sunset to-j} day. Communists Go To Manchuria NATIONALISTS RUSHED AS 200,000 COMMUNISTS APPROACH (By Associated, Press) NANKING,.. April ,2.—Nationd! troops by the thousands are being rushed to Manchuria, it: was ye- | Ported officially ,at headquarteis here today. , Reason for that action, it was stated, was because of informa- jtion that had reaehed here that | 200,000 communist troops were on their way to Manchuria. Movements of opposing troops, t is feared, may result in thir lashing, particularly in the north- communists are bent on establish- ing a government. URN NE RATES CASA CAYO HUESO (The Southernmost House) 1400 Duval at South St. DINING ROOM and COCKTAIL LOUNGE BATTERIES Charged While You Wait FLATS FIXED GAS and OIL Expert Mechanic to Serve You POOR OLD CRAIG SERVICE STATION LUNCHEON Served from . . . 12:00 Noon to 2:00 P.M. DINNERS Served from . ... . 5:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. HUGH C, HODGE, Manager CUULALARAEOEDOLEUAUUAEOCGOEEEUEDUUUOUEUMSOAEOEOGREODEEAH LAUER AAO Ee UNE Division and Francis Sts. Open Sunday Phone 9134 Al Armengol, Owner Small craft warnings continue but | j;moderate to fresh northeast and yeast winds are predicted by the Key West Weather Bureau for Key West and vicinity will have |cloudy weather today, with scat- tered showers forecast for tomor- Other forecasts issued by th: Florida: Partly cloudy, slowly rising temperature today, tonight light southeast coastal Fresh, easterly, winds ‘ yover south and central portions. i. Jacksonville through the! Flor- fida Straits and East Gulf of Mex- ico: Small. craft. warhings frum southward through the Straits: until sunset. strong northeasterly winds, Over the remainder of the, area: Mod- erate to fresh noytheast . to,, east Moderate, easterly Winds over north and moderate to j fresh ‘easterly winds over south Partly cloudy with a few. Newer plained to Mr, Whitaker. rn part of Manchuria, where the | State British Influence In Greek Election) °°" (By LEFTWINGERS CALL IT “BEV- w. April 2— definite has been re- in, | ceived here yet about the num- MAIL”; PLEBISCITE ON KING | ber of daa tidal ~d GEORGE'S RETURN the Alaska and —_— Hawaii, one estimate (By Assveiated Pre«) placed the number of lives lost ATHENS, April 2.—Leftwing | at 332. 3 leaders today’ characterized Sun-| Official day’s election in Greece as “Bev-| the d in’s election blackmail”, in >); tring to thé charge that _ tie, election ‘was isernestan hy; the} to. British foreign offtce. $ election; announced aj was he ® will be held for the: up to |peoplé. to determine whether or} not strucl not they want King George to »e- | that the sume the throne -in Greece. } another : reported rolled ashore age it had « in the \Jéetdan Fined $25 For Use Of | |. Other Property. homens ;ernment representative WHITAKER NON - SUPPORT julu, gave the number | less as 4,000, — CASE POSTPONED boonies Ty ptt EXPLANATION OF OFFENSL | been placed on TO DEFENDANT and one j parts in. | cases, of W,, J, Jordan who was charged with using the property of ah; other was found guilty in crim- inal court and a fine of $25 and) costs of court assessed by Judge T. S. Caro. Case of Charles Whitaker, who | Was charged with non, support of TRANSPORTATION STRIKE AT his family,..was. postponed. The i lefehdant did not seem, to: realize THAT CITY AND tt that it is a penitentiary. offense: if DETROIT he does not provide this support and ‘Judge Caro :postponed the eV cage. until the .facts were ex- (Wy Apeveineed Prease ; WASHINGTON, April 2— On Obert Turner, charged with million residents of Detroit and vagranc}, was found guilty and] Kron walked to work today os « assessed costs of court. result of the transportation strike Clinton. Howard, charged with]in those cities. vagrancy, was found guilty and in Akron, the governor of Ob assessed $10 fine and costs of| attempted to get the strikers but court or 30 days in jail. on their jobs while demands { Criminal court was held this|/higher wages were being const morning at 10 o'clock, Judge T. S./ered but the workers refused Caro presiding. acceed to his request. MSS ST SLI SS SA Forty Pound Grouper, Tarpon Caught lO aTMSMaLATS On _ Capteip: John; West's Toupee” Temperature data for the 24 hours ending 7:30 a.m. Station— last Pri hours Mae West, eight grouper, four | Atlanta 7’ bs - mackerel andone barracuda | Boston 4 5 were caught by a,party from Brownsville 84 be Illinois and California yester- | Charleston 66 . day. é Chicago 82 The party consisted of Mr, | Detroit co $ and Mrs. Ray Becker of Syca- {| Galvseton 6 6 more, Ill, and Mr. and Mrs, |Jcksonville 79 us Ed Earney of Los Angeles, | Kansas City 64 Calif,. Mrs. Becker's greupes |XEY WES8... 0 n was the largest of the catch , X:-W-AIRPORT 61 7 and weighed 40 pounds. Memphis 86 4 On Ted Canova’s Switch. {Miami % tail, Mr. Coughlin of New Minneapolis 66 4 York brought in a tarpon |New Orleans . 80 t weighing about 30 pounds, “|New York . 44 ‘ The party also caught two |Norfolk . 61 grouper and a jack and re- | 0klahoma City 92 t leased several barracuda. | Pensacola 6 ¢ | Pittsburgh 7 63 GGIII ISI PD IMs 3 Loris 9 ‘ = = ~|Tampa 81 ' Phone 243} da CHICKENS SOUTH BEACH SE Bote ce ee a i aummemenmemarmmnncomenoes 8 ELT FASHION and | soos Fried Chicken THURSDAY and FRIDAY April 4th and Sth | in the Basket $ ] | 3 8:00 P.M. | Seafood - Chops - Steaks HIGH SCHOOL OPEN 11 A.M. to $ P.M. AUDITORIUM BEER and WINE SERVED 60—BEAUTIFUL GIRLS—s0 During Legal Hours Benefit High School P..T. A. ERED ETT