The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 20, 1946, Page 1

»* . - - BRR eS tine of same. © Hervey, Post Service Of- Pees, states this service will be VOLUME LXVIL. TRUMAN ASK At Least Five ‘Merger Gets Impetus; — | es | Papy Tells Procedure Earl Higgs, service station op- | bill has been passed amending; (fy Aewnetated Prens) erator, who has revived the City-; the State Constitution in the, GANDER, Newfoundland, Sept.| County merger movement by | Tallahassee State Legislature al-! feast five persons who getting over 1400 signature pe-| lowing this merger of cities and the Belgium transatian- | titioners, stated today that he and H counties. Now when a suitable thet crashed 22 miles! others in the city have contacted | legalistic document that does not here twe days ago are | a Tallahassee lawyer who is said | conflict with State Constitutional he alive. . | to be a specialist in this line, and; Law is drawn up, Representative eivplene pilots said | they shortly expect a reply fromiPapy will have it placed on the hed seen five persons walk-| the lawyer as to costs, etc. Ballot for approval or rejection, shout in the vicinity of the| Legal Advice Needed | of the people of Monroe County. ' plane. One pilot, hew-) ‘phis was done in accordance; Papy said, “It will then be the’ tered thet he sew per-) with a wish expressed by Rep.' People’s responsibility.” the plane and three) Bernie C. Papy who suggested | Tax-Saving Evident hundred yards | that this merger committee get | Papy said that the saving in j a lawyer or two who were versed | taxes was quite evident, but wttes today are hack- in the subject as they may con- many technical problems would through virgin woods flict with state constitutional law have to be ironed out. It is said place where the plane were it done without legal ad-, that Tampa, Fla, has already wes stated that the vice. |taken advantage of ‘this con- expected w reach the | Bill Has Passed | solidation by merging their Tax plane by late this after-| Rep. Papy stated today that a Collector's Tax Assessor's offices. | survivers will be taken | ies a t five miles from where | “~~ as es — | =e "niie se Safety Director Answers | resewe plane to be Critic of Gambling Arrests, Kry No. 224 Fis Bs vill i ' : ! Me Fi? " i! Process 300 Terminal Leave Applications #eaereee o: More than 200 torminat leave Key West Returns Se eee eee eo. To Standard Time ty Arthur Gewyer Post No, 28,/ September 30 American Legion Bach evening during the past thee weeks, personnel have Key West will return to \ bees at the Legion Home to pro- Eastern Standard Time on | the city. : i coms the forms Monday. September 30, at | The Citizen yesterday carri The service midnight. So that hour of (an article announcing that Chief , sleep that was taken from | 0f Police Bienvenido Perez had: you on April 28 has now | afrested 33 operators and charged | been returned. It will prob- | them with “operating a game of | ably be appreciated. chahce’ . The raids netted the} as long as necessary No, 37 was the ordinance || “ity’s treasury $825. _.. le next week, | that covered this change in | ''The article made reference to| @e bervice will be rendered a time. . the belief that the operators fem & pm. to 10 p. m. Just to be certain that the $5 Rtas inde: Aes Ake eet These accommodations are remsnm at Se vb panel | placed ab the time of hale ances @alleble to ‘all. veterans of the | cities, City Manager Ell:ng- | Today; an individual asked The | eeunity | gon has instructed Clerk Roy | Citizen, “Why was this done? | |The operators should be re-ar- hi ) CAN THEY EAT? eee a: oemaact: Se. 9 . (rested and fined heavily for es- municipalities, and if an ordi at thie hofd.” CHIC AGO.(AP)—A luncheon nance is necessary to con- treating their bon ie cheb whose members will meet! tinue the daylight saving Answers Individual ett emt © strict silence has been | time, it will be so done, This question was then placed ergeticed by « group of business men The name is KYMS, Spell j before Pubiie Safety Dineen | VOD O OOH POM 01... \ was then Hamlin de-| of out, i means Keep Your sy, . Meath shut Funeral This clared that the p n asking such | ee — | a question was either a politician | oxen — or someone desiring to cause the | Ld ‘city embarrassment. 1 SP rsae”. Morning For Mr, Hamlin further added that | Veteran Strikes ‘ Rich Gold Mine At A. H. McInnis Funeral services were held this Pine Creek, Oregon sorning tor A. 1. Metnnis in the this individual seems to be ad-| vocating the return of the old} practice of “hand-outs” for “pro- | tection”. (Bp Senertates Pree) | family plot in the local cemetery. Services were conducted by the Rev. G. Leon Wells, pastor of the | First Methodist Church. “Under the present method,” Hamlin said, “the money will go} into legitimate channels.” Director Hamlin asserted that} “it is foolish to think we could! A representative of the Knights re-arrest the operators when it is of Pythias and a large group of friends attended the services. The urn containing McInnis’ ashes was placed in the grave his wife, who died 17 years understood that this will not be | ago, % Anassertion by a reader of The |Cjtizen that gambling operators who forfeit bond by not appearing jin court to answer charges of; |“operating a game of chance”| !should be re-arrested and heavily | fined was classed today by Public {Safety Director Roy Hamlin as ‘the “mouthings” of a politician or | ja person wishing to embarrass includes comple. | fron notary serv- | don “We will continue to make these | periodic arrests,” Mr. Hamlin; stated. “These last round-ups] brought $825 to the city’s treas-} ury : “If you try to do what is you still ‘get it in the neck’.” ROY ROGERS in | ’ POULTRE: ane “DON’T FENCE ME IN” | STERLING'S: ne nis News and Serial Also at Margaret and Fleming Sts. Sele Distributors of ight, | OBO IAEA BS |) vr—eeeeeeeemmel a FLORIDA wvoaauuic praxe SLOPPY JOE'S BAR — Let Us Check Your Brakes Where You Can Get the FREE! Smith Auto Service Best Drinks in Town ot Viemny Phone § YOU NAME IT—WE HAVE IT! GRIN NAR LISTERS ARE TSIIT ame. MEMBERS and GUESTS LIVE POULTRY ROASTERS and Battery | Dance Raised FRYERS CIVILIAN | BRADY’S BEACH CLUB (Live) POULTRY and Music for Your Dancing EGG MARKET and Listening Pleasure | ane See H. Phone St) FRIDAY -- 9 P.M. 'TIL ? | Our Freshly Dressed CHICKE: os STRICTLY | FRESH EGG SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER West. Inn Enno iniiniiiiia ®t RESIGNS CREE EEEEEESERERERREL EERE CIO Maritime Union Strike Is Settled Today, (Ry Associated Press) I WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—The CIO Maritime Union strike was | settled this morning, and most | of the workmen are expected to be back on their ships before the’ day ends. | Joseph Curran, head of the’ union, announced the strike had | ) been settled by the shipowners”! j agreeing to pay the CIO sea- || men wages similar to those re- |! ceived by A. F. of L. sailors. Hy But another seamen’s strike |}: may occur on September 30, at which time the agreement be. + tween longshoremen on the west coast and shippers come to an end. Harry Bridges, head of the union, said at the time the agree- ' ment was made that, at the end of 90 days, he would demand that longshoremen on the west coast be given higher wages. The 90-; day period expires on September | 30. Should the longshoremen go on strike at that time, seamen’s! unions may join in a sympathetic strike. b SaaS a A Angelina Maloney Must Appear In Court Angelina Maloney, who is collector for the city scav- anger department, is. indead a likeable person. But through an_ unfortunate chain of cirmumstances she must stand trial before Judge Enrique Esquinaldo for se! it tence as a law violator. T! lie. departments. charge is “illegal parking.” | ©. T. Ray ofthe FWA will be Mrs. Maloney was taking the [asked by city officials to make nickels from the parking (another agreement incorporating meters yesterday and the | the use of the USO building for amount totaled-$145.15, ~ 5 city purposes other than recrea- Now, alert Officer Hector | tional. Castro, passing by, noticed a | car parked in the meter zone | without payment of the re- ‘Realty Transfers quired nickel. He promptly In Monroe County tagged the car with an illegal parking summons. Mrs. Maloney went to Hec- Realty transfers recorded in the Monroe county clerk’s office: Hector I. W. Riggs, Jr, and Ina Bell tor Castro and told him about the summons, ° was consoling and he said | Riggs, of Marion’ county, have that he didn't know that it | said Hog Key, near Marathon, was her car, but he said that / together with the buildings, fur- the summons was issued and | witure and furnishings thereon, to he couldn't do anything | Raymond F. and Mary E. Wright, about it, "See the judge” / of Marathon, for $60,000. The Castro advised. ltransfer includes everything in So at Municipal court to- | the buildings except the equip- day, Municipal Judge En- / ment in the fish hous rique Eqsuinaldo will pass A lot in Bay Haven, on Key sentence on Illegal Parker /pargo, has been sold by Leon A. Angela Maloney. 'Ybanez to George F. Dormigny IIIA bt bd de TWINS GARAG 1120 Duval Street Phone 169 Henry Agard Wallace USO Building Wanted For New City Hall Ex-City Manager Dave King made an agreement with FWA | officials some months ago to pur- ehase the Jackson Square USO | for the sum of $10,000 when the j building is no longer needed for | USO activities, but in the agri ; ment between the ex-city mana- }gev and the federal bureau the ; building was to be used exclu- jsively for recreational purposes. | Needed As New City Home Now. the. City. of| Key. West con- \ templates taking the building over }to use it for city offices and at the same time retaining the pres- }ent City Hall building on Greene ;Stveet to, house the fire and po- } lon Catherine street, near Grin- Garage In U. 5. !The lot is 29 by 53.4 feet. Victoria Lambias Whalton has 5 se Ve z se d iy Southard ae irs, Painting, |80ld a house and lot on So uto Repa > | street, near Whitehead, to Sam Body and Fender Work (yy. vite tor Genuine Auto Parts for All Cars | Ses 50 by 50 feet. We Have A New Shipment of Genuine Fibre SEAT COUERS | "37 To Fit All Makes of 2-DOOR SEDANS "34 - 735 - To Fit All Makes of 4-DOOK SEDANS °37 - °38 - °39 - °40 - °41 - °42 Models They Come In Blue and Maroon Only “KEY WEST AUTO PARTS Key West, Florida °36 - °46 Models to PHONE 442 | Aquilino Lopez has sold a lot ‘nell, to Felicia Llantada for $800. $2,750. The lot iss IN THE UNITED STATES KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1946 : {President Says Wallace’s Views Are Fundamentally In Confliet With State Department ANNOUNCEMENT MADE AT PRESS CONFERENCE; | ‘TRUMAN SAYS HE’S 100 PERCENT BEHIND BYRNES; BELIEVES MAJORITY OF AMERL CAN PEOPLE FAVORS SECRETARY OF STATE (By Assoceted Prenx> 1 WASHINGTON, Sept. 20.—President Truman, at his | press conference today, informed correspondents that he had asked Henry Wallace to resign as secretary of the Department of Commerce. * Wallace announced, a few minutes after he had heard the President had requested him to resign, that be had sent his letter of resignation to the White House. President Truman was praised by Republicans as well as Democrats for asking for Wallace’s resignation. ; One Democra: stated that Wallace should have been asked \to resign “months azo.” The President explained that Wallace’s expressed | views about the foreign policy of this country was funda- i mentally in conflict with that of the Department of State. | He added that he supported Secretary of State James F. Byrnes’ stand 100 per cent. ! Truman asserted that he felt a vast majority of the American public supports Byrnes in the policy he is pur- | suing in the foreign relations of the United States, j He explained that, so that no incident similar to that which occurred when Wallace made his Madison Square Garden speech and when he released a letter he | had‘ sent to the President would occur again, hereafter every member of the executive branch of the government, | when he had anything to say about this country’s foreign | policy, he must clear it through the Department of State | before releasing it to the public. The President said he deeply regretted his action im asking Wallace to resign, but added that, as a private | citizen, Wallace would now be in a position to express 'his views fully on this country’s foreign or any i President Truman, when he remarked that he sup- | ported Byrnes 100 per cent in his foreign policy, | confiden‘:ially when he spcke about the great public sup- port he felt was accorded Byrnes during the conference | of the 21 nations in Paris when he, time and again, refused to act in accordance with the views expressed by Fore’ | Commissar ‘Molotov of Russia. | “Byrnes’ “get tough” policy was called into play by | Molotov's “get tough” policy, when he insisted on every- thing being done the Russian way. Time and again By , | as well as the delega’e from Australia, has taken Molo- tov to task for trying to run the conference. | Wallace also had a tilt with the late President Reose- | velt. That was when Wallace, as head of the Board of | Economic Welfare early in the recent war, had the task of seeing 'hat America got from abroad war materials it didn’t have at home. His board drafted the programs but the Reconstrue- ‘tion Finance Corporation, under Secre’ary of Commerce | Jesse Jones, controlled the money to carry them out. Mr. | Wallace and Mr. Jones didn’t get along. REPRIMAND FROM PRESIDENT The Vice-Presider’, in a public statement, the Commerce Secretary of “obstructionist tactics” touched off a feud that wound up with the President pub- licly reprimanding both officials. Mr. Wallace was drop- ped from his Economic Welfare: post and the bureau was placed under a new agency. pee arora CLUB 116 FITZPATRICK & GREENE STS. Opposite Western Union Opens at 6 P.M. JIMMIE at the Piano will Sing Your Fevorite Song | Adana s ASSO PRESCRIPTIONS ¢. Compounded by Experienced Pharmacists GARDNER'S PHARMACY r Prose 177 Deity ~-- +e ~~~ { A = “ Have your Dodge. Chrysler. 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