The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 24, 1946, Page 1

—— , ; Ven | 7, LJ ‘ ie of liquor licenses. Prior fi to, tonight's meeting, the equali- if ‘zation board will meet to approve Tax, Assessor Dion’s recommen- dations, in answer to certain in- night at 8:00 o’clock in a regu- Jar meeting. The main explosive issue will be the granting or re- SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER ‘KEY WEST, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1946 Number. of Issues Before : Commissioners Tonight | ‘City Commissioners meet to- ¥ aoe thee Perez Serves Warrant On John Blackwell Johnny Blackwell was ar- Premier St IN THE UNITED STATES Wants Peace, Set UTED STATES ARMY*¢—— ——_| tvidual complaints of high as- sessment. May Appoint Director rested by Bienvenido Perez this morning on a warrant Of Adventurers Who Crave War AND NAVAL OFFICERS | VO ODO D OOD. ATTEND; PATRIA, SAILS POR HAVANA Also it is probable that a new Public Service Director will. be appointed to take the place of Roy Hamlin, who resigned. City Manager Ellingson has given no hint as to whom he might name. Strong candidate and conceded Pla Fined $50; Patrons $10 Each Juan Pla, who was arrest, ed over the week-end on a charging “operation of a gambling house.” The estab- lishment is at the corner of Southard and Margaret streets, and there were no patrons in the place at the time of Perez's raid. Ordinane ‘Rev. Doherty Insists * VARIOUS VIEWS OVER WORLD QUESTIONS SHOULD NOT BE CON. e Be Enforced) se%en sisnuine Suber training ship Patri | © muut enjoyable affair y Seon ef a gambling house’ by | by both “the street” and City Blackwell was released un- j Consul Martin Liiraidi aid to-| Chief of Police Bienvenido | Hall to be a “sure thing” is a non-| der $250 bond. a . “a Ansootavea Preset dey, ateling that the guests num-| Petes and placed under $250 city employe. This week another COI IITE SMS Rev. E. S, Doherty, of the Min-; law required the measure- ONDON, Sept. 4--Radio tered 230 He and Mrs. Liireldi| bond, was fined $50 by Judge rumor (Started, naming Key} :isterial Association, stated today | ment from property line to ; Moscow today quoted in full an Were among the guests. | Enrique Esquinaldo in yes- {| West’s “most disliked man” to! is 3 , that his delegation tonight wants! property line under the school | interview that Premier Josef Mr Mais aiae Gecubistere' terday afternoon's session of | the post. Jewish Holida S jonly the commissioners to en-| code, and that this state law, | Stalin had given te Alexender Aguile Ruts, Colonel A. Hernan- | eye on court, one city smrlors Leben ine i ys force their own laws, There is! to become law in Key West, | Work, correspondent of a Sum Ges of the medical C i } patrons who were e new public service ec- S {a local ordinance prohibiting the! must be accompanied by a lo- a . ‘ Perce Medina and Sh ncernag found in Pla’s establishment, tor will be a city employe. tart Sept. 25th _sale of liquor within 300 feet of; cal ordinance to the same ef- |day paper here, in which Stalin Aatents Malo. which is in the rear of a Pe- Reason given was the fact that churches or schools, Rev. Doherty! fact. “This has been done,” declared that there is no danger Captor: Willard Suits, com-' ‘70nia street address, were the job grants no remunera- For the Jewish holidays, com-! said. : | said Rev. Doherty. “Now it is | in rupturing world peace, despite nendant of the Navy Yard, other | charged with gambling.” on and that were a non-city | mencing this week, the local | Not Asking Revocation | simply up to the Commission- | the pratings of military and poll aevel officials and their wives, | rs cee _ apiece oe stl se Tepe the posi- synagogue has secured Rabbi ! : “We a not ane eet oe ers to enforce their own laws. | tical adventurers, dhe are trying army officers attend-| 5 ey are: ave an “axe : licens r t 5 " . a od the party Many Key. Westers Charlie Fernandez: “obras to grind.” Simon April, and Rev. E. Gol¢en, that Rtas cancel nobeeontacne | Hy a i eee a5 | plunge he eas eae “2 ee Romano, George Torres, Wil- ae Short Hae Men who will chant the traditional ing to local statutes be told to! forced.” ie Petrie sailed ot 10:30; Me Basco. Philip Albury, { At present the police depart-| Hebrew liturgy. | move to another location. We do, Asked b yThe Citizen how/ Stalin declared that Russie @eheek lest night for Havana, but | Norman Alea, H. Roberts, sti is short ‘at least three pa-} The Jewish New Year, Rosh | not ask that the ‘sale of liquor! many licenses the delegation will! wanted peace and would strive Aguila Ruiz ned! Clevelend Tynes, Cyril Fish- rolmen, and they are not being Ha-shono, will. be ushered: in! be prohibited, or anything un-; oppose tonight, Rev. Doherty) to her utmost to maintain #, and i West until this morning,| °% Antonine La Fe. eed ipa tee the ee |e anealey, See eal reasonable, but solely that the said, “Both City Manager Elling- pointed out that the least differ when be boarded a plane f H as to eligibility is settled by the) : : » law be enforced in regard to the son and a representative from ence that may arise betw é ' plane for pe tnt ernie cae new civil service board members,‘ sundown. The holiday marks the 300-foot statute requirement.” " | the State Beverage Department Russian hie ane paren The Petrie arrived in Key. a Board Inactive beginning ot tne iligh Holiday | How Measured have measured the distances, lies is magnified by “nilitery West Saturday morning, with 20 Roberts, Castro Ralph Sierra, former chairman’ season which will be concluded; Asked by The Citizen how ;and they both know who is and political adventurers,” whose this distance is to be measured, | breaking the. law, and who is, nationalities are general cadets aboard. | } fit ? i eobonists, Consul Liiraldi * dance Sunday evening in) Carles club house in : : [ $100 For 67 ts, a bus is said to have caught. the | | i Though The Citizen makes no charge for the endless columns @f tree publicity extended to the Oity of Key West, the charge for ©? qt announcements for the' ment of August was $100 to the temperate “of the Island City by the hoes! radio station | The station receives $1,200 yeerty, ond the amount is so stated in this year's budget. The | sereement began in January, | 1948, end will run out in Decem-} ber, 1046. A high city official comment- ime om the monthly expenditure} stated thet im his opinion it would tbe mere profitable to the city to “pend the «money in a larger station, that would reach people im Miao and further north.” | When The Citizen inquired whether this statement should be unde, the high official said, “It! fe teermaterial te me whether you | quote me or not, for no non-city eopleye t running my office.” OPA Charges Much Beef In Cold Storage (fy Annecinted Press) WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.— OPA spokesmen said today that 12 milion pounds of bee! are in cold storage im Kansas City, and packers there declared that the vepert Wes very much exag-| geratest | Mest shortages continue! throughout the country, and OPA! sata that New York City is hard- ox bit then any other city in the | United States | Meay butcher shops in New| York have closed, and owners of goat of the shops that are still | resumed Tuesday, October 1, at Still Reeuperating At Their Homes’ City Electrician Will E. Hector Castro, who were injured , monton and Division streets, are ; still unable to return to their | jobs. They are said--te,-have been badly shaken and bruised when front bumper of their city truck and disengaged the eight-foot; platform ladder from which they , were working. Roberts suffered a broken rib and a fractured rib and is at home under a doctor's care. The city electrician served in | the Pacific theater of opera- tions during the war as a cap- tein in an American infantry division. | Probation Work ° Begins Tomorrow Staff Assistants Corp Training Class, finished the first of three periods of training this morning at the Key West Chapter House, ! American Red Cross. Mrs. Yvonne Baillod, Corps Vice- Chairman in charge of personnel, | annourced that the class will! start its probation work of ten! hours at 10 a. m., September 25. The following: members have been assigned to assist the pro- fessional staff of Health Unit: Mrs. R. M. Knowles, Mrs. C. L. Murphy, Jr., Mrs. R. I. Gulick,! and Mrs, W. A, Saunders. As-/ signed to serve as receptionists! at the Municipal Hospital are: | Mrs. W. D. Davis and Mrs,! Yvonne Baillod. edit the book on “ paredness Plan” at Red Cross} Chapter House is: Mrs. M. L. Mc- Culloh. Regular class sessions will be 10 a, m. | Two Fined In | Criminal Court Two defendants pleaded guilty) this morning in criminal court. Vincent Folgeros, charged with! having lewd photographs in his‘ possession, was fined $75 and! costs by Judge Caro. A fine of $5 and costs was im- posed on Myrtle Delancy, charg- ed with vagrancy. of the Civil Service Board, was asked by The Citizen the present status of the board. He replied’ that since the three board mem-' bers had resigned, “no meetings have been held.” The board is it present inactive. Sierra said | Roberts, and Assistant Electrician! that all he had received from} the commissioners was a letter. | Saturday while installing a new signed by the City Clerk, stat-' traffie light at the corner of Si-' ing that the commissioners were holding the resignations for “further study.” Now, Sierra feels that there is no definite un- derstanding, .and.. that... the. com- missioners should request that the board members serve for a} period of, say 30.%days, until three new members are. chosen. Speaking for himself only,} Sierra mentioned that: :he, per: sonally, would serve for a lim- ited period, or until certain mat- ters now in abeyance were Clear-| ed, but tinder the circumstances | there“Avas-nathinghe* could do, | and the present policeman con-j troversy could not be acted on.j Louis Carbonell, newly el- ected city commissioner, at press time had not arrived in the city. and only four com- missioners will be at tonight's expected stormy session to pass on the disputatious sub- jects to be presented. Big Four Are Considering Treaties Again (By Associated Press) 1 PARIS, Sept. 24—The Big| | | | noon in an effort to reach an| agreement regarding the nature! {of the treaties for the German) satellite nations. This morning the Russian bloc was out-voted again on the pro- posal to demilitarize the Bul-! garian side of the border between _, that country and Greece. | The vote was 11 to 7 in favor| of the Grecian proposal to disarm | the Bulgarians on their side of the frontier. | | | Davidson Charged ° A | With Assault And | Battery; In Court) Lt. Ray Atwell arrested F. B.| Davidson, Naval enlisted man, on charges of “assault and battery | upon a minor.” volved’ was Ramiro Rodriguez, Jr., who resides at 509 United street. The case will be tried by Judge Esquinaldo -in municipal court this afternoon. pevvryyly TY Notice! Notice! All Stores Operated by People of the JEWISH FAITH Will Be Closed Thursday and Friday Due to Holiday te tn te ttt tnt tnd bn tnted LATA RETI GTS HATED BLES Palace Theater ADELE MARA in “THE TIGER WOMAN” News and Serial “TONIGHT IS PRIZE NIGHT” | Book of Life will be s The minor in-j} by the Day of Atonement on! October 5. On Wednesday, September 25, the services will start at 7:30! p. m., and on: September 26 and 27 the services will be held at 8:30 a. m. The New Year has. been tra- ditionally. known as the “Day of | Memorial” since on this day men} are to recall and review the| events of the past year and at-' tune themselves to the higher purposes of life during the com- ing year. It is on the New. Year that men learn to “count their days” properly and thus resolve Rev. Doherty said that state ‘ not?” Boza To Petition ALL Key West In Behalf Of Airline As the permit for authorizing ' other than charter flights be- | tween Key West and Havana is! being awaited by Rogelio Gome part ofner of the Aerovias Q, Cu-} ban airline, from the CAA, a caller’ at’ The who is! Citizen to apply their hearts unto wis-| strongly for the proposed flight, | dom. Another designation for the New Year is the Day of “Blowing the Trumpet.” The ram's. hornor Shofar is blown to summon-men to prayer and repentance. ‘The ram’s horn is heard in three’ dis- tinctive tones in the synagogue on this day. Its trumpet call is; a summons for Jews to return to; the spiritual life, and to all that religion implies. The third name given to the New Year is the “Day of Judg- ment.” On this day it is believed the Book of Life is opened and in it is inscribed the destiny of each individual. After the ten days of penitence during which Jews are to pray and repent, the led. On the New Year, God sits th judg- | ment over the deeds of individ- | uals and nations. Before His throne all men must pass. Thus it is that man’s dependence on | the Almighty is stressed on this day. Conservative and Orthodox the Public | Four are in session this after-! Jews observe two days as the New Year. Reform Jews, how- ever, obsetve only the one day ipturally pi bed. Tradi- tionally, this year marks the Jewish year of 5707 since the creation of the world. All stores, whose owners are of the Jewish faith, will be closed on Thursday and Friday. L. M. Johnson Leaves Estate Valued $3,375 Report of appraisers was filed yesterday in the county judge's court in the estate of Louis M. Johnson, who died on June 23. He left cash amounting to $1,- 575 and realty valued at $2,200, a total of $3,375. His heirs are Mrs. Naiden J. Lord and Miss Holly H. John- son, daughters, and Louis M. Johnson, Jr. and Victor M. Johnson, sons. Miss Johnson is the administratrix of the estate. (The Southernmost House) 1400 Duval at South St. DINING ROOM and COCKTAIL LOUNGE ——Opens 5 P.M. Daily- jtacted the Pan American com-- ‘pany and they a emmeieienl CASA CAYO HUESO | ' Arturo Boza, proprietor of a Jo- | cal restaurant, sail today: that he, ; his brother, ‘Rodolfo, Assistant Cuban Consul Alpizar and; many others had been trying to get an airline to operate between! Key West and Havana for nearly ; two years. | Not Interested { Boza states that he had con-' i informed him that they were not interested in the proposed flights. Then Na- tional Air Lines were contacted and as World War II wes then on, National stated that no planes were available, but at the close of the war, they would b interested. First Tried Fajardo The war was concluded and then he and others went to Ha- vana, triyng to interest one of the Cuban lines in maintaining service into the Island City. They first tried Fajardo (which occasionally runs an air-express plane carrying Cuban fruits into Key West) The Fajardo airline was not interested and then Aerovias was contacted and Colonel Que- vedo, president of the line, agreed to the plan and after four months Quevedo came to Key West, met Rogelio Gomez, who recom- mended as a contact man, and, according to Boza, that is how | the line came to the city. | Circulate Petition 1 1 Boza now plans to circulate a single petition containing the | endorsement of numerous Clvic- minded clubs, organizations, and individuals requesting the CAA to grant a permit to the Aero- vias Q Airline. Boza has brought to The Citi- zen office a copy of a petition | filed by National Airlines, Inc., in Washington before the CAA for leave to intervene in a perm- !ament or temporary air carrier permit authorizing the transpor- tation of persons, propérty and mail between Havana, Cuba, and Key West, Fla. Key West Intermediate Point } In the petition, the National Air Lines state, “Petitioner (Na- | tional Air Lines), has applied for lthe designation of Key West ‘as fan intermediate point on its lroute between the co-terminal points of Miami, and Tampa, Florida, and the terminal point, Havana, Cuba.” Section six states, “The ap- ! achance to see the Florida Ke: proval of the application of Aerovias Q, S.A., herein would, upon the information and be- { lief of the Petitioner, have @ substantial effect upon.the Pe- | titioner’s application for the inclusion of Key West as an intermediate point on P tioner’s route between Tampa- Miami and Havana and would resulf in. substantial diversion from-any operations which the Petitioner. may be authorized to conduct between Havana and Key West.” The above petition was signed by G. T. Baker as president of National Airlines, Inc. Boza says that the fight suc- cessfully concluded to get an air- * s to Cuba would result in thousands of tourists coming through Key West instead of through Miami or Tampa. The reason is plain, said Boza. “Short er flying time, cheaper far Norma Dopp — Elected Head Of Jayshees Jayshees at a meeting held last night at 8 o'clock in the Cuban Club elected Norma Dopp, presi dent for the one-year term be ginning in November. She suc ceeds Anna Delaney, past presi- dent. E. Ruedo was elected vice! president, and Edith Sweeting, secretary. Marie Pinder was nom inated treasurer. Both the publicity chairman and historian will be appointed by the new president, Norma ! Dopp. held The wiener roast that we two weeks ago for the Jayshees and their husbands was attended by a group of , and was en joyed by all. The songs, and all claimed they had enjoyed a pleasant evening A BOOMING PORI group sang SANTOS, Brazil. -- (AP).—T lustrating the need for the pro osed enlargement of this great port, authorities here report ed that 77 cargo ships awaited space one day recently while others were discharging or load ing. Nearly half of tt vaiting were foreign cargo car STERLING’S *': 1918 Eliza Street Also at Margaret and Sole Distri Our Freshly Dres STRICTLY FRESH FLORIDA Phone 243 leming Sts. f ICKENS EGGS He asserted that each side has the right to express ite views, and that, should it be at variance with the other side, there should not be any cause for alarm ebout breaking the peace. That elerm he concluded, is trumped up end spread by those maleontents whe feel ill at case im « peaceful world. (Former Foreign Minister Am thony Eden broke hig silence to. day by declaring he believes thet all delegates of the United Ne tions are striving to promete the peaceful interests of the word, and, he added, he bellewes that end will be attained) (in Washington, former Géere tary of Commerce Henry Wal lace said that Stalin's and Eden's remarks were the best mews fy had b d in many a day. We stated further they wee beweoty lighting the yt ‘ ar on serve which is b niin in life.) (In Paris the delegates to the assembly of the notions said they were pleared about the statement we t tulin ane Eden) A peculiar thir bout Stalin's taternent that Alenander Work p in getting the inte . th Stalin, and then lost the ' content en to by the fio sf cow. 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