The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 29, 1946, Page 1

VOLUME LXVII._ NO. 284 UNITED KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1946 Russia,In Three Days, [Roberts Aims Accusations Agrees With Britain, U.S. On Major Issues MOLOTOV SAYS RUSSIA* WHA PERMIT DI ARMAMENT INVESTI- GATIONS (By The Associated Press) | FLUSHING MEADOWS, N. Y.,’ Nev Molotov’s compromising on several points that he had been disputing ever} simee the 21 nations embled in Parts, has caused something of a; sensation among delegates to the conferences of the United’ Na- tenes Molotev began making conces- stem on Wednesday, when he agreed to the United States and} (Creat Britain's proposal regard. img the establishment of the free ety of Trieste. Yesterday he agreed to their propesals about the release of beets that the Russians had seiz- e@ om the Danube and also to meking that river open to inter- Rational traffic ‘Today be announced that Rus-] sie had decided to enter into the , Prepesed disarmament agreement, | whereby a United Nations inves- Vigeting commitiee would have) the privilege of entering every country in the UN to see that the disarmament agreement was be- ing complied with At neo other time, since the or-} ganization of the United Nations, | " wee asserted, has the peace of the world seemed to be so secure ae it is today, because of the changed attitude of Russia on several matters that had been slowing down the activities of the United Nations toward the estab-' lishment of peac Commussar i | Theft, Collision Reported Theft of $75 from Oakie’ Piece, 822 Fleming Street, was re- ported to police at noon yester- de During the evening a col listen at Grinnell and Olivia Sts. we repyried | A tenek driven by D. Dowd of! fend O Sun Dairy collided with! end teoke the front axle of a 19411 Chevrolet owned by Cyril Lowe., Af | SO oN ANEMONES LS HYDRAULIC BRAKE | SPECIALISTS Let Us Check Your Brakes Low Smith Auto Service | White ot Fleming hone §) Uppesite Army Barracks” | EEA ET DANCE FRIDAY and SATURDAY | 10 to ? | Te The Music Of The | FOUR RHYTHMNAIRES | Me Admission . No Cover Charge | V.E.W. Clubhouse’ FLAGLER ACE. and 2ND ST. | Open Monday Through Saturday ah Door a eseisdessmneaeieentansnibaeAiaauioeaouiin LLL LLL ortena Bus Passe Announcing... The OPENING of BETTY’S ART STUDIO and ART SUPPLIES-——— 821 Whitehead Street SUNDAY, December *® Featu An Art Showing Her Paintings NOT Wallace Kirke Is Wed At Daytona Word has been received here of the marriage of Wallace B. Kirke, director of the Key West Housing Authority, to Mrs. Boyd Morrow of Baltimore, Md. The ceremony was performed at the |Tourist Church, Daytona Beach, jon November 20, by Rev. Von Tullis, pastor. The only attendants ‘were Mr.! passed. on property where Rob- ; and every year for a decade, they | and Mrs. Everett Winter, 1421] erts was working and then had begin their trip to Key West the Following the complained to Dopp about Rob-/} latter part of November. Whalton Street. marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Kirke left! on an extended wedding trip of several months, Mr. Kirke is on leave from his position with the Housing Authority. The perm- Janent residence of Mr, and Mrs. Kirke will be announced later. Mr. Kirke was recently divorc- ed here by Mrs. Jessie Kirke of this city. BABY SNATCHED FROM SMOKE-FILLED ROOM A two-year-old boy was res- cued from a smoke-filled room at 718% Duval street last night by | Patrolman Frank Caraballo and the Navy’s shore patrol. The | child was saved from suffocating when two civilians named Gomez and Kane broke through a win- dow and permitted ventilation of the room. The lad was taken to the Shore Patrol headquarters, since he wag the son of a sailor. Caraballo*and the patrol were called about 8:30 p. m., when ;smoke was seen at the address. Upon entering they found the baby had turned on the gas and set fire to some rags. He was snatched up in the nick of time. The lad’s father,.M, D. Gerke, and his mother were out at the time. a ARE Palace Theater SUNSET CARSON in ‘RIO. GRANDE RAIDERS News and Serial « ‘ SLOPPY J0E°S BAR Where They Entertain Gould Curry at the Piano Frank Duffy the Genial MC ALT ATES LIVE POULTRY ROASTERS and Battery Raised FRYERS BRADY’S (Live) POULTRY and EGG MARKET 1214 White St. Phone 540 Ist, AT 2:Q0 P.M. ring Gallery ICE! At Hanson, Replies To Dopp As Plumbers’ Feud. Flares The red-hot plumbers troversy in Key West flared up again today with Albert G. Rob- erts issuing an emphatic state- ment referri to Robert H. Dopp, City rector of Public Service, and W. B. Hanson, for- mer plumbing inspector. Roberts said that 15 plumb- ers had joined forces and pre- vented Hanson from renewing his term of office as plumbing inspector, Roberts struck back at Dopp’s letter published in The Citizen} con-&. iBack For. Tenth; | Year For. 5-Month,} | Stay In Key West Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson, who have been coming to Key; | West every winter for the last'10, | years, have returned and are re-; siding in their home at 1119} ,; Washington Avenue. Dr. Johnson said that, as usual, ; t Lewis Adjudged Trial To Begin In Gourt On Tomorrow Mornin In Contempt; Federal eeeenneen ‘JUDGE RULES THAT: Bobby Waugh, Former Local Prizefighter, Almost Loses His: Life While Diving Under Boat m { Vincent Folgeros, well known &- NORRIS - LA GUARDIA ACT DOES NOT APPLY TO LEWIS’ CASE (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, Nov. 29. John L, Lewis, in effect, pleaded ; Suilty to contempt of court, when he was arraigned on Monday, Federal Judge T. Allan Golds- yesterday in which the city of-:he and Mrs. Johnson will Spend ficial came to the defense of five months in Key West. Their Hanson, who had allegedly tres-| Winter home is in Lawton, Mich., as a featherweight prizefighter in Key West and along the lower Florida east coast a decade or so ago, came within a few seconds Eleanor Henriquez Weds Emilio Rojas SCHEDULE CHANGE EFFECTIVE DEC. 1, 1946 Buses will depart from Key West on the odd hour, 7:00 A. M., 9:00 A. M., 11:00 A. M., 1:00 P. M., 3:00 P. M., 5:00 P. M., 7:00 P. M., and 11:00 P. M. FLORIDA GREYHOUND LINES Southard and Bahama Streets erts’ work. “Mr. Dopp is apparently sanctioning the visiting of Mr. Hanson without authority up- on the job,” Roberts said in a letter which he. gave City Manager O. J. S. Ellingson this morning. “I am laying this entire matter before the City, Commission.” he continued, “and as City Manager you are responsible for the actions of Mr. Dopp. Mr. Dopp should familiarize himself with the background of the entire case.” No Justification “In reply to Mr. Dopp’s letter,” Roberts said, “I contend there is still no justification for Mr. Han- son having visited the job and trespassed on private property. ... “This coming Tuesday night this entire matter will be aired before the City Commissioners. The Colored Ministerial Al- liance is to present petitions signed by members of the col- ored race. @rutchfield, a colored plumber, was given an examina- tion by me when I was plumb- ing commissioner. He passed his examination and was given, his card. by Mr. Russell,.then build- ing inspector. “This card iwas. taken’ away frogn Cxutebfield bya mgmber of the plumbing board wittiout: con: -| curcence<of the ‘Board ¢ Cvatoh- field made application © to Mr. Hanson, acting deputy plumbing inspector’ and ‘later testified be- fore the City Council to Mayor John Carbonell. i “In 1944 fifteen master plumb- ers met at my home and signed an affidavit that stated they did not want Hanson appointed as deputy plumbing inspector be- cause of his attitude on inspec- tions. E. G. Charlow and myself acting as spokesmen, presented | this petition to Mayor John Car- bonell, who later took the peti- tion before the City Council. Nomination Withdrawn “Hanson’s name was presented for nomination, Members of the Colored Ministerial Alliance arose in a body and petitioned against the nomination. . . . “Mayor Carbonell withdrew, the nomination of Hanson, AEE LITLISTST STERLING'S *Sca' waxes. 1318 Eliza Street Phone 248; Also at Margaret and Fleming Sts. } LARGE SHIPMENT OF FRYERS and ROASTERS! sOUVEMUTUANUOUELREUALLAUOCGURELAU UA UEEE UAHA LEELA, PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE CORPORATION Agent, ©. H. Wardlow 914 Fleming St. Key West, Fla. Phone 1019 or 748-W Hospital, Medical, 0 Do you have that w ecurity against an that may cause ) 1 sof worry later? Don't dip or be forced to make a hardsh loan, rather allow the Pr Insurance Corporation the sibility of taking care of you your family when the need arises. ‘TOMUUUULNOLEELEEELEDEREEDLUREEDAARA POU AUOAOAAA AEA Caen nn se a ee ee ME UL HEE UELLALLLLLLH ket LoL “Everybody Knows Brady” J. H. BRADY WHO AGAIN OPERATES POOR OLD CRAIG'S SERVICE STATION PHONE 9134 Division and Francis Streets Your PURE OIL Dealer Tires — Tubes — Batteries Auto Aceessories SCUUUEUUTTLDEEUAEEERDTAU DEES Angling is Dr. Johnson’s chief sport, and he said he is anxious} to go out on his first trip. He ex- plained that, while he enjoys “pulling in” the big ones, such as} sailfish, tarpon and amberjack, his favorite fishing is for bone- fish. j Angling for the bonefish is the| matching of skill against speed and cunning, Dr. Johnson said,! with the bonefish having a little} more than a 50-50 chance to get! away. SAILOR SLUGGED WITH PISTOL HERE R. E. Finch, a sailor, was taken ; to the Naval Hospital from the i police station early this morning | ‘ for head injuries received from a} blow on the head with a pistol; butt. Finch was arrested about 3 {o'clock this morning by Patrol- | man Frank Jolley after Riley | Carbonell, who lives above the Bahama Bar, on Duval street, | caught the sailor allegedly break- ' ing into his property. Carbonell hit the youth over the head with} his pistol. When. Jolley arrived, he took the sailor to the police sta- | tion, where he was examined later by a Naval physician andj then taken to the Naval Hospifal for observation. Finch suffered’ a painful scalp wound. v New Bus Schedule For Key West-Miami Announced Yesterday Bus leaving Key West. for Miami will depart on the odd} hours instead of even hours as} heretofore, under new schedules; announced yesterday by Florida Greyhound, Inc. From 7 a. m., to 7 p. m., buses; will leave every other hour with a night run leaving at 11 p. m. Buses will leave Miami for Key West on the even hours, from 8 a. m., to 8 p. m., with one bus! departing at midnight. | The Key West terminal will be closed from 12:30 a, m., until 6 a. m., commencing December 1 until further notice. ' Savings —at the— Kenyon Auto Store SEE PAGE. 3 gree Team invites all Master Degree Team will dramatize full form. By invitation of WM. P. WILLIAMS, GERALD H. ADAMS, Tonigh MUSIC—3:00 P.M. | Folge) with them Saturday evening, 6:30 o'clock. A real Key West Fish Dinner will be served in the Patio, After dinner the FERNANDO E. CAMUS, Director of Work , Secretary. “AUMVVUUHRUTRUTOUTEU Une aU RAINBOW ROOM DANCING t.and Saturday Night of drowning shortly before sun-| at a pretty wedding ceremony , down yesterday. © |in the rectory of St. Mary’s Star 2 Folgeros, familiarly known S| of the Sea Catholic Church,| Bobby Waugh”, follows the) Miss Eleanor Henriquez, daugh- sea for a livelihood. The boat in! te, of Mr. and Mrs.-E. E. Hen- which be is a merapes a the! piquez, 623 Elizabeth street, and! Srey | Wee, Seer oMP- : Emilio Rojas, son of Mr. and Mrs. son’s wharf when Bobby dived/p R. Rojas, 1400 White street, to untangle a rope from around! were married by Rev. Joseph} the propeller. He remained un-| yonnson last Sunday \ Reraieaten So) ane, one) clabisiiel The bride wore a sebite satin low crewmen’ became anxious,! jumpi he aora jn BR ”' gown with a fringed top veil and ; aymeine over boaraandi divine to | Eevied a bouquet ‘of carnations peecue fuhaty bad) Bappsoed tor nd gladiolas. The bride’s at-{ the Se wass founds lying 7 tendant, Miss Amelia Boza, a See Hai ina ‘Lopez am.-| cousin, wore a_ pale pink lace bulance first to the Key West | Bows one cared a coloniabpow General Hospital, and, when it ee ercorn's rallengant | was learned he is a veteran, was ede OTA DES EE NS seal removed to the Naval Hospital, ae ante Herbs Ge where it was said today that his rs. Rojas is a graduate 0! ie condition is as “good as can be | Convent Mary Immaculate and} was honored in her senior year| expected.” ; : In his ring days, Babby was| by being crowned Queen of the; fast and knew how to “take May. She is employed with the it,” but he lacked a haymaking| Southern Bell Telephone com-| punch. pany of this city. The real Bobby Waugh was! Emilio Rojas was honor-| the name of a fighter who was in/ ably discharged from the Army Key West a dozen years ago. He} after two years of active duty had the reputation of being one | Overseas. At termination of the | of two men who was given a| War, Rojas played in the 53rd! decision over the hard-hitting, | Reinforcement Battalion band in} fast-stepping Harry Grebb. : Germany and also in concerts at) Bobby, at the Key West| Biarritz. Athletic Club house, saw Vincent | in. axsparring match and liked his St¥le so wétP*he| BY trained him during, the « real} nby’s stay here. When heuteft ae West, Folgergs used Bobby:) Waugh tas his ring nadine. off » fe isnot Known what was the exact cause of; Bobby’s not sur- facing after he had dived, and | he is not in condition to explain. | It is believed that when he dived | he struck his head against the; “pryE DOLLARS REWARD propeller, the propeller shaft or, the keel of the boat, and was knocked unconscious. TO FINDER OF ‘CHUTE 202242242 44LDAASSAD m1 PRESCRIPTIONS frercatenes Compounded by Experienced | Pharmacists | GARDNER’S PHARMACY | 1114 Division St., Cor. Varela Phone 177 Free Delivery ve ewwwwwww rove ON THE CORNER | Southernmost Garage in U.S. 601 DUVAL STREET 1130 Duval ieee pmene 169 Auto Repairs, Painting, \ Body and Fender Work Genaine Auto Parts for All Cars MASONIC NOTICE Anchor Lodge, No. 182, F & A.M., and its Dramatic De- Masons in the city to :neet the Master Mason Degree ‘n PHILCO W. M., AUTO NEW 600x16 DUNLOP TIRES First Grade WE HAVE to 1:00 “A. BY Sealed Beam Head Lamp borough said today, when Lewis’ counsel admitted that he had not complied with a court order on November 15 to halt the threat- ened coal strike. Judge Goldsborough made an- other decision, still more impor- tant, against Lewis. His battery of 10 attorneys had been arguing that the Norris-LaGuardia anti- injunction act was applicable to the government also, but the court ruled otherwise. That decision cut short by a day and a half, it was estimated, the argument of counsel. It was while the argument was in pro- gress that Judge Goldsborough declared that, according to the Norris-LaGuardia act, the gov- ernment could not be enjoined in a matter of national necessity and threatened national disaster, as the continuance of the coal strike would be, economically One of Lewis’ attorneys tried to make a point in the supposed difference between civil and criminal contempt of court, and Judge Goldsborough remarked that if the attorney knew what the difference was and could ex- plain it specifically, then he would be the first lawyer, on or off the bench, who has been able to do so. Jury trial of Lewis on the con- tempt chafge will begin tomeor- row morning. + F enremanemeenall CHRISTMAS cu, 21 Shopping Days Away See Our Xmas Gift Selection Before You Buy GIFTS GALORE for Children, Him and Her POOR OLD CRAIG SERVICE STORE Al Armengol, Owner 1019 WHITE STREET STOREROOM FOR RENT OF DUVAL AND SOUTHARD STREETS With A Modern Front On Key West's Finest Location . 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