The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 27, 1946, Page 1

Kry West Ci SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE UNITED STATES KEY WEST, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1946 1,900 Jews, Held In Ships, Await Court Decision (By The Associated Press) | JERUSALEM, Nov, 27.—Ships, "with 1,900 Jews on board, lay at anchor in the Haifa harbor to- day, while their captaing await a supreme court decision here on} Chief Deputy Sheriff Moreno, whether or not the British gov-! Wallace said today that the ernment has a right to deport! sheriff, the police force and the! Jews to the island of Cyprus. { ore at mone. 8 pene es Influential Jews instituted the eae i % 8 suit against the government. The COUNSEL FOR LEWIS IN FEDERAL COURT, ASSERT HE IS NOT IN CONTEMPT GOVERNMENT ATTOR-* NEYS ARGUED TE &. ACU EOUUEULEEALLEAUACTAAU ELA ETAU AEA. ain. on OTH COAL STRIKE WILL | as ECISION C4USE NO BLACKOUT NOT YET RENDERED ey KEY WEST i La Concha Making Improvements Costing $45,000; 4 New Business Places Being Prepared In Building To i ee ee “MANAGER McANDREWS Plumbers Invade City Hall -In Anger,’ READY FOR Boom ° TOURISTSEASON Emerge Peacefully, Having Won Case) 4s new cuer ye The City Hall was the scene of - is still in Key West. He had n HOSTESS jis st est. “3 a . A RE, ' st i asi ws RPA Gh ao fhe © ‘They maintain that the British| @ Spirited invasion by members y_gqyjqmmnumnmuiiniinnilj innit | automobile, and at one time yes- | A $45,000 improvement project 5 a jay a | of the Key West Plumbers Asso- rs e jquotas on the number of Jews|0) {°° ‘this morning, keyed up in} ONLY TWENTY-POUND has been launched “in the Le ferdlay ({t wad aneported) <a he | entering Palestine are illegal,! i | was trying to hitch-hike to get) |g that the Riitich ave not with. | Tesentment, they said, against} TURKEYS AVAILABLE Concha Hotel in preparation for out of the county. in their rights in sending Jews| the actions of W. B. Hanson, an-| HERE THIS NOON a boom winter tourist season. State road patrolmen have! to getention camps in Cyprus. other plumber. | Only turkeys weighing | Four new business places are be- stopped many cars, in their It seems Albert G. Roberts,| more than 20 pounds remain- ling placed in readiness in the search for Ridgeway, and at one; young veteran and secretary of; eq available at noon today | hotel building. time they thought they had ap-! the association, beat out Hanson! for tomorrow's Thanksgiving The undertaking, being con- prehended him, but an investiga- on a bid for plumbing improve-| Day tables in Key West. | ‘ucted by the new La Concha ments at the Old Waite Building} Even these B-29 models were | ™anager, J. D. McAndrews, has Teachers In tion showed that the man they, | suspected was not Ridgeway. recently. Roberts then started to) selling fast, butchers reported. enlarged the hotel staff to 90 per- make his installations. Twelve and fourteen-pound | S°ns. The work is expected to . St. Paul Stull Later, when the shore patrol! e | was given information that was| Picket Schools: He started ; putting in men’s | birds were béing snatched up | be completed about January 1 and ladies’ toilets and sink con- eagerly all day yesterday and The project marks the first not disclosed, they felt confident} that Ridgeway rwas still in town. nections for the bar. Before Rob-! by this morning 15 and 18- | time in 11 years or since the Mrs. Ridgeway still here, but}. ae eta sar "| orts had finished, Hanson came! pounders were being taken | duPont interests took over the she told the sheriff's office she | ee PURO eRe aco und “trespassing,” Roberts‘ rapidly. Many late i buyers | building, that the La Concha has does not know where Ridgeway | 5). th. third day today. , and looked over the job. He| Were resorting to chicken to | been renovated. Decoration of is in hiding. . Sid ae ccae antes Pen delegated himself an inspec- celebrate the Pilgrim holiday. the bar and dining room alone, a) Realty Sales In i ef 3 Those falling back on turkey to be completed b tonight in eS Slee .¢ |tor, Roberts asserts. Hanson | 3 pa F cone mee hence Lee coaplained to Building Inspec- steak, however, were doing preparation for Thanksgiving, Monroe County A house and lot in the Lime | oy so with no note of regret. will cost $1500. j s rote: tor Errol Sawyer and City En; ee : a ag Lee 1 dmit- | Bee? Robert H. Dopp, who there- HUTTE | =~ Completely new — furnishings wo students yesterday aamit- ——————. Grove subdivision have been sold ! by George F. Morris to R. E. ted t their chief interes’ upon inspected the work a ad have been ordered for the lobby st in c Dy Zimmerman for $2,000, subject to Sheriff, Police, Patrol Hunt For Escaped Sailor Key West shore patrol and Key West policemen were out all night and the. sheriff’s forces were out until 2 o'clock this morning searching for Lawrence Ridgeway, 20, who is wanted for desertion from the Navy. (Ry The Associated Press) Key West does not have to WASHINGTON, Nov. worry abour an order from Counsel for John L. Washington requiring less fiel on 4 contempt use of coal because of the federal court here coal strike. No blackout or femme the right of the court to) even a brownout is forth- ot im the asserting that} coming here for the simple the Morr-LeGuardia act, pass-} reason that Key West's elec- e@ bY congress, was applicable! tricity is generated by Diesel te the quest béfore the court. engines feeding on fuel oil. tn the course of the argument! Consequently, the Civilian ty ome of Lewis’ attorneys, he} Production Ad ministration remeried thet the presiding; order, dated November 25, judge, T. Allon Goldsborough, | will not affect use of electri- a8 @ Member of congress at the | city in the Island City. time the Morris-LaGuardia law, | In. fact, Key West is concerning So ge es court| exempted under the follow- caer, Wes adopted. Judge Golds- i = bereugh admitted by a nod that an peererh Naonitsee: he was a member A the potas taining to Utilities: fepresentatives at the time. He ra a a “The restrictions of this — a district in Mary- order do not apply to (1) i electric suppliers who use Government attorneys admit- no bituminous coal for the tee thet the lew was applicable! generation of electricity and te @ case where the plaintiff was| who are not interconnected em individual or a corporation, with another electricity sup- bet net « case wherein the 80v-| plier subject to such re. ermment hed instituted the suit.) gtrictions, or (2) consumers The court, up to early this! 9 such electric suppliers.” eftermeen, hed not ruled on the | qggmmmmmmmmmmmamunmmnnnntty ae ‘Packing House 27.— Lewis, on! charge in! today chal-/} (By Associated Press) ST. PAUL, Nov. 27.—Teachers | consisting of six settees, 25 up- [Ellingson Returns | sicct! sts nee puch rues ny | 16 feet square and 10 floor lamps. 'From State Confab : r came out with a decision in fa- vor of Roberts. ° Nevertheless, the vigorous ac- tivities and loud complaints of the strike was that it afforded | them an unexpected holiday. ! The present lobby furniture will {| be re-covered and moved to the Stores Close Tomorrow the jury ect in an advisory ca- geeity only. Since then, he said, he hed decided to submit the dadige Goldst: h said that, ‘ Workers May a mortgage, according to a deed} filed for recording in the county | Joe Pearlman, president of the Key West Merchants Association, : Hanson made it difficult as well | City Manager O. J. S. as embarrassing for Roberts and] oon returned to nis Murals will be paint- Elling- | rear lobby. irfaces support desk this} ed on the glass announces that all member stores | tet plumbers to baal mes | morning after having attended a | ing the desk counter and the en- will remain closed all day Thanks- | said this morning, and to aed {meeting of the Association of | tire interior of the lobby is to giving Day. |they came to City Hall for a, City Managers and League of | be repainted green and burgundy show-down. They took their case | Municipalities at Miami Beach,! In the dining room most of the not only to Dopp and Sawyer, | Monday and Tuesday. | redecorating, in the same color but also to City Manager O. J. S.} Ellingson said that the rere, has been completed. Flowered Ellingson and State Sanitary on ciation and the League finally; drapes. in an attractive maroon ficer George A. Warren. joined forces in support of hav-| design will be hung today over As long as Roberts holds to the | (Continued on Page Four) ! the Venetian blinds covering the requirements of the city and the| | windows, a new addition to the State Hotel Commission Plumb-} *~ wee | decorating scheme. Thirty-six (Continued.on Page Four) | Have your Dodge, Cnrysler, Ply. | potted plants of palms, ferns and z ; mouth or DeSoto Car REPAIRED | other foliage will arrive next eames EFFICIENTLY AT YOUR DEAb- | week to complete the dining room Wanted! Wanted! ERS—at the RIGHT PRICE!!! and bar ornamentation at a cost first, when proposed a Go On Strike jery trial, he intended to have clerk's office. | (By The Associated Press) | } Florida Keys Enterprises, Inc:, | has sold a lot on Von Pfister CHICAGO, Nov. 27.—Workers | street to W. W. Maugham for @ectstom has yet in| in packing houses threatened to- | $800. The lot is 47.6 by 97 feet. | whet eapecity a jury will act, | day to go\on strike if their de-| © Thomas Marriott has bought a At atternpt made by a}mand for higher wages is not! house and lot on Grinnell street, | deputy sheriff from Virginia to granted. near Catherine, from Margie T.j serve @ summons on Lewis for; ‘They said that the workmen’ Medina for $6,000. The lot is . rity Swi i 90 feet. gieeed ‘ielation of the security| in the Swift plants will be the 53.4 by ¥ - ® thet stete, The Virginia, first to walk out, but that imme-! A house and lot at Tavernier pe das Sst. Phone S4f “ney general maintains thad diately afterward there Will: be! have’ been’ sétd by” Valentine e-| . i cialahatalninlebetsiattahdetetet aed lewis. selling union member-| an oxodys from all packing! Plummer to Leo S. Johnson. for | Qe shige in Virginia, violated the! houses. #9,50% i PALACE. THEATER ‘ ease te @ jury and let it reach a wer dict Gewvernment attorneys objected | tf that procedure, and no final! RARER UR a RU ap ROASTERS and FRYERS | BRADY’S (Live) Poultry and Egg Market | been made was | of $25 apiece. Polishing of the tow ter he did not register the abe Anticipating Lew ait not at Alexandria, V (Cantinued on atane the summons, | leep in his home | last _ night. of the asa ied Pee TUNE-UP VES GAS Smith Auto Service | BT ~ @t Fleming St, Phone 5, Opposite Army Barracks were ves! Association Will Remain DISCRIMINATING | a iE for CHRISTMAS I V A N ’S | Py oRight Prices’ The Selection Is Complete —Everything New DUR LAY-AWAY PLAN -POOR } SERVICE STORE | 1019 WHITE STREET PHOTO SERVICE | By Appointment Cali Phone 49 Navy Day Photo Exhibit The MUSIC BOX 728 Duval Street CLUB on the Boulevard RAUL’S Announces A ce DANC Tonight, 9 p. m., ’til . . .? By Mark Stanley (Crunch) and His MUSIC Orchestra, With Sylvia at the Piano Extraordinary Entertainment Fleor Show, Starring PAUL BARON Featuring Betty Blue, Songstress Admission $1.10 Per Couple, Tax Included RESERVATIONS PHONE 9287 RAINBOW ROOM Thanksgivin we Dance Eve 9:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. MUSIC DEZ BUTLER’S ORCHESTRA LA CONCHA HOTEL J. D. McCANDREWS, Manager ee TUTE UAL LLL La ee All Member Stores Key West Retail Merchants CLOSED ALL DAY " OLD CRAIG'S, SEAT COVERS | ROY'S KEY WEST AUTO PARTS 121 Duval Street | Naumwemee Phone 442 samme THANKSGIV DANCE THURSDAY, NOV. 28 at Legion Home 8:30 P.M. to “2?” Music by Three Vets | COUPLE $1.00 1 Sear (Tax Included) | Door Prize - Turkey KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE SKIES Thanks Together’ At The OCEAN VIEW DINING ROOM 520 United Street THANKSGIVING DINNER Thursday, Nov. 28th, 1946 Served 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. MENU Celery Pickles Olives Chicken Broth with Rice st Young Tom Turkey ing Cranberry Sauce Mashed Potatoes Green Giant Peas Lettuce Wedges French Dressing Hot Rolls CubanBread Butter Oranges Apples Mince Me&t Pie Pumpkin Pie Mints Nuts | ‘Let’s Give $2.00 PER PERSON Child’s Full Plate Half Price) Giblet Gravy | “THE SPIDER WOMAN. Gale Sondergaard in PIANIST for the First Congrega- tional Church, Apply Mrs, John Axebér, 425 Francis Street, or Call 718-W Between 8 A.M. and 1'P.M. STRIKES BACK” News and Serial | | | | | { | Coffee Tea | ‘ For Reservations Call 9389 LS a ea 524 Southard, Opp. Bus Station ugg en iT, |, PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE I CORPORATION H. BUY- YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE | LIGHT SETS TOYS NOVELTIES and GIFTS at the Kenyon Autd Store PHONE 166 Wardlow Key West, Fla. Agent. ¢. 914 Fleming St. Thanksgiving Menu ENJOY YOUR THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER In the Dining Room of the La Concha Hotel THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1946 Manhattan or Martini Cocktail oe APPETIZERS ‘omato Juice _ Pineapple Juic Half Grapefruit — anagaNecae Shrimp or Lobster Cocktail ‘ SOUPS Consomme Printaniere Spanish Bean Soup Iced Celery and Olives Assorted Breads ENTREES Roast Stuffed Young Turkey — Cranberry Sauce Sliced Tenderloin of Beef — Au Sherry Broiled Chopped Sirloin Steak — Mushroom Sauce Roast Fresh Pork Ham -= Apple Sat Whole Florida Lobst a la Thermidor Grilled Red Snapper Steak — Lemon Butter Native Turtle Steak — a la Concha Baked Idaho Potatoes —- Candied Sweet Potatoes . Fresh String Beans — Garden Peas Buttered Brussel Sprouts Choice of Desserts Hot Mince Pie — Key Lime Pie — Chocolate Sundae Iced Fresh Pineapple American Roquefort Cheese Preserved Guavas Ice Cream Coffee Milk Tea $950 Served from 12 Noon to 8:30 P.M. NAVARRO Ine. tm, Opposite Bus Station: | Venetian blinds to bring out @ (Continued on Page Three) Complete Full Course THANKSGIVING DINNER Served 12:00 Noon to 9:00 P.M. $185 North Beach Restaurant 711 North Beach. ‘Cosmopolitan Grill 528 FLEMING a THANKSGIVING DAY rate DINNER TURKEY — LONG ISLAND DUCKLING SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN—T-BONE STEAK With All the Fixings Served from CHILDREN’S PLATE 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. $190 HALF-PRICE Families Are Requested, If Possible, to Phone in Their Reservations: Call 232 RAMONIN'S 615 DUVAL STREET Complete Full Course THANKSGIVING DINNER WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS Served 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. $1.50 Children’s Full Plate—Half-Price