The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 23, 1946, Page 1

aS: he Kei West SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE UNITED. STATES KEY WEST, FLORIDA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1946 Portal To Portal Cases — Two Key West Sailors Rescued = equests Flood Casa ate fa * ‘Marina For Rooms; mn rig voo.ooMtter Being Adrift In High Seas Plan Swimming Pool) .=.:::-<::-..°- And Heavy Winds For 36 Hours ' an, Wimming : ‘00 | WASHINGTON, Dee 23.—Suits AN eavy inds or . urs MORE THAN. 200 APPLI-®———————— | Enions against industrial com- Money, Sugar ‘A“LUCKY TO HAVE GOT: ' CATIONS FOR RESER. Stolen From {500,000 Japs Tote tases Ace : Made Homeless r By Earthquake PRICE FIVE CENTS VOLUME LXVII. —_— No. 304 Violence On Increase In Indo-China jagainst steel companies and four! {producers of automobiles. | .The suits grew out of a case} that came up in federal court in; panies, chiefly steel and automo- VATIONS; OTHER HO. Albury Grocery 16-FOOT SKIFF LOST a “4 bile manufacturers, reached a to- Late Bulletins tal of $489,000,000 today. TEL DEVELOPMENT REPORTED IMPEND- Paul G. Albury’s grocery, Two teen-aged sailors — be- Southard and Francis streets, was draggled, hungry, thirsty and (By Associated Press) i Five suits have been filed; ' ING somewhat scared—were rescued CHRISTMAS. CHEER BERLIN.—General McNarney, ' imilitary governor of the Ameri- A large swimming pool will be constructed by La Casa Marina in the near future, the new own- can zone in Germany, extended Christmas greetings to the Ger- jman people in a broadcast today. ers of the $300,000 establishment said today. At the same time they said that more than 200 ap- iquarters announced today that plications for reservations have | 1,200 French troops have been Mie | DEPLOY TROOPS j PARIS.—French army head-! !Michigan, with the Mount Clem-| fents Pottery Company in that jstate as defendant. Workers al- leged that the company required | them to be at the factory 14 min- utes before beginning work every morning. Judge Pickard, who presided in that case, said that the element of portal to portal pay did not en- burglarized some time between its closing on Saturday night and its opening this morning. When Albury opened his storé this morning, he learned that somebody had forced his way through a small window in the (By The Ansociated Press) TOKYO, Dec. 23.—Five hun- dred thousand Japanese are with- out homes and are eating and sleeping in the open as,a result of the earthquake of three days (By The Associated Press) PARIS, Dec. 23.—-Government officials announced today that violence has broken out anew in Indo-China, adding that in one clash between French troops and rebels, 50 Frenchmen and 200 |rebels were killed. So widespread are riots and warfare, the announcement add- about 9 o’clock this morning aft- er being adrift in an 18-foot skiff for 36 hours in heavy winds and high seas. The youths, J. W. Durbin, 17- j year-old seaman second class of ' the USS Gilmore, and C. R. Hale, !19-year-old seaman second class ‘of the Torpedo Shop, Submarine the announcement was only made | SUGAR STAMPS ter into his ruling, but was later; AAS - pies -— we ago. ed, it is feared there are not suf-! Base, were picked up by the oil Saturday that the hotel would! WASHINGTON.—It was offi-jintroduced in the case when it pounds Of BHRaT) SOR AR Tt Achericad headquarters an- ficient French troops in Indo-|tug “Tramsco” four miles off the open, icially announced today that sugar|@me up.on appeal in the United | one carton of cigarettes, a fruit China to suppress the outbreak. | Cosgrove Reef Light, 20 miles out court. cake that had been sold and la-|Mounced that the Japs do notj| French planes were used this|at sea from the Naval Base. The Citizen was also informed stamp No. 53 will be good for use from a reliable source that the by American housewives on Jan; purchase of the luxurious hos-!¥@ty 1. Another stamp will us- telry may well be only the fore-| able sometime before April 1. elected as governor of Georgia, ,jhome to work, was States supreme Nothing whatever about “across the yard”; or the time it required to go from said while, that case was under considera-; beled and 400 used sugar stamps had been stolen. The stamps are of the nine, 10 need outside aid, as the American and Japanese Red Cross has an abundance of food to meet the morning in attacking rebel posi- tions. Mrs. R. C. Sawyer | “They were lucky to have got- ten. away alive,” commented | Boatswain’s Mate Joseph W. Wo- dal, Coast Guard Operations runner of a tremendous hotel SAYRE PO i jand 51 denominations, and the|situation. Chi js “ “ 4 TAL tion. i i ss ms Chief, this afternoon. “An 18-foot mele gp ca on Sp ealand, The ATLANTA: Funeral services; Should the unions win their sheriff's office today issued aj It was further stated that no R t 4 Hi | boat and 20-foot waves don’t wide expanse of shoreline on for Eugene Talmadge. four times! Ses, it was said that many of warning to Key West grocers to|/member of the American per- eturns oO ome !match up. They might easily the open sea has caught the fancy the smaller industries will be put be on the lookout for those types | onnel in Japan was killed or jhave capsized and. it wouldn’t i of more than one magnate who! P5 é envision a series of hotels over- ticbars Seagal ete ba looking the ocean as a distinct was in a cemetery near Sugar possibility in the not far distant Cree,, . future. { In the meantime, Casa Marina| LOWER PRICES is swarming with painters! WASHINGTON.—Theodore G. plumbers, carpenters and other Maynard predicted today that workmen in an attempt to get the prices for commodities generally thagnificent structure in readi- will begin to decrease early in out of business. of stamps. | | | i 1 i i SS TTT! Just Received Shipment of Royal Enfield MOTORCYCLES injured by the disaster. 37 Defendants Caught In Raids Forfeited Bonds From Hospital Mrs. Ross C. Sawyer, who had been in a Miami hospital since November 10, has returned to her home at 1221’ Pearl street. Sh , underwent two surgical | tions, and is reported to be much improved. ‘jaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. opera- | Mr. and Mrs. Sawyer’s son-in- have been easy to hold on to.the boat in those waves.” Saturday night when the boat | was carried out to sea, winds 'reached 35 miles per hour, which, in official Coast Guard records, are of “moderate gale” propor- { tions. ; Durbin and Hale charted the iskiff from the U-Drive-It Boat ;Company about noon Saturday. ness for opening on January 1.' January. The greatest drop, he ’ * foi eee is 2 Telephone requests for hotel added, will be in women’s HASKINS eee eee ee eae Svaney Mathews, are in ey They were due back at 5 p.m. MACHINE SHOP West for the holidays and are | when they hadn't reported at 10 reservations and New Year’s Eve parel, which will decrease as The swimming large-scale affair of a design ap- propriate to the flower-bedecked | {Continued on Page Four) ‘Theater in | Palace | | ! | i PING DAYS | ~ Professional 907 Caroline Street PHONE 723 Insurance. | : fendants who were arrested dur- ing raids, Friday, Saturday and Sunday night. The bonds ranged from $15 to $50, with the average about $25. Charges were disorderly .con. duet, drunk’ and “disorderly; and conducting disorderly houses.’ ||} Fifteen others, arrested | ih raids Thursday night, estreated staying at the Sawyer home. | | They came from Gainesville, \ where he is a student in the Uni- , versity of Florida. g EPLACEMENT their bonds, the average of which “ROY'S KEY WEST AUTO PARTS jp.m., Capt. Schaefer, part-owner of the U-Drive-It Company, noti- fied the Coast Guard. -Darkness held off-rescue.opera- (Continued on’ Page Two) WAAAAASDASAACAAAAAD | PRESCRIPTIONS Eugeedionts Compounded bv ’ # aaa GORA 5 : ek c § rp ( | “GARDNER’S PHARMACY sls FANT OR” . - By HANSON'S 0 oration ‘ ako was 925. i 121 Duyal Street 1114 Division St., Cor. Varela bat TY 4 News and Serial, .. 8-Piece Melody B “ 914 FLEMING ST. t PHONE 1019 or 748-Ws ee | wummemen Phone 442 quummimstey | Phone 177° . Oe yO tg a Agent, C. H.. Wardlow Have your Dodge. 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