The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 17, 1947, Page 1

VOLUME LXVIUI. No. 41 County Considers jar ime Weyer’ Oke" More Than $5000 In Prizes — Taking Over Boca) |Yoshida,: Backed: By MacArthur ‘Beam ‘Ee ah By JOHN R. VOSBURGH ; Chica From ‘Navy ‘ourney temporary Japan. has no use for the present premier of Nippon, BRS WANT BASE | Early Today In’ (Stexst Dogtien) MecArthurs : LUTE AS 2,000 WATCH Monroe County Commis bok is| y iy prgdennegher | pape, | AM Work Assured; Other Cuts Likely With more than $5,000 in bts City Editor, The Key West Citizen b hercwne R. YOUNG, ‘whose’ "Road to Tokyo” and “Behind the NAVAL LEASE ON | . +*FLOTILLA OF CHARTER FIELD EXP! oes by |, pShigera Foshides : FISHING CRAFT RE- EAPIRES JUNE Negro Lynched tr “Yoshida was.q bitter anti-American,” he said. He aieOnly $11 000 Cut In: Budget | CEIVE QUEEN'S SA- 9 e Meee Chica Naval air field if the . in his earnest, soft-spoken man-| . ° T B V d D 3 T 2: mf 6 ‘ t ney at the home of Ms Jesic Overtime Hauling | £0 De Vote own, © Z_ ine 1 competitors, the 1947 _— Porter Kirke,* where he was a! { i jae West International Fishing guest last week. He was speak-! Coal In Brit i The City Commission will ig-| committee to represent the league Tournament opened yesterday as ing from 15 years’ experience as} eC a in nore many of the recommenda-|at the commission meeting to-| sunny skies and tranquil waters » Rising Sun” hit the best seller lists as keen narratives of con- 30 AND COMMISSION. that he could not figure out why Supreme Allied Commander Department do (By Associated Press) * not ask; PICKENS, So. Carolina, Feb. for extension of 7 ili 7 Caren ot 17.—Willie Earl, 35, a negro, was. Under the terms of the lease ‘**€" out of the county jail here, journalist in the Land of the} ie tions of the Junior Chamber of/morrow ‘night will be named. | offered perfect conditions for janed t the N and the ‘is morning and lynched. Rising Sun, during which he was LOupoN paces Pxeea> Commerce, the Merchants andj Carbonell said that he was’ anxious anglers, County seme time ago the lease The jailer said he was awaken- {thrown in prison by the Japs and i » Feb. 17.—With an-!paxpayers’ League and City Com-| sticking to his guns regarding the! A procession of Key West's stones for si months after the ed at 5 o'clock by knocking on the|Kept in solitary confinement for , other cold wave predicted for /missioner Louis Carbonell for re-, budget slashes he had advocated,’ charter boat fishing fleet and ereation of nostilitic Since | jail’s front door and that, when? lengthy period. Following his Great Britain, thousands of menjductions in the proposed budget,! totaling some $21,000. He said other craft, brightly hued pen President Truman ruled last Dec he onthe . current six-weeks’ lecture tour,) in trucks and other types of ve-[it was learned today. The com-|that it appears that the commis-! nants flying in the soft breeze, Mo the end of tilities, the ne nase i the door, a mob of 35i young will return to Japan in bidles dave! working 4 sien mission will adopt the 1947 budget sion will: (1) Authorize purchase’ passed by the Casa Marina doek rt 2 fe “onsen evemaveres him, rushed to the] june. berries Orising overtime’ Ma“tomorrow’ night. jot another car or motorcycle for promptly at 10 a. m., to receive At the » * Reacts Ce pene yer tick took Earl out of his} mn correspondent said that the! "Sing loads of coal to dis-| Carbonell told ''The Citizen this ithe police force; (2), authorize an the’ salute of Tournament Queen _ rnc ebmiiiietingn ot ware ye a bse him. MacArthur regime is countenanc- | tribution centers. Much of the;morning that at an informal ses- assistant for City Attorney ‘ J. Virginia: Kelly and her attend- Aerovias Q Airline of Havana, just | and . re ieheghsrirs Seat ing all sorts of Japanese “Fascists | coal is being delivered by. sol-|sion of the commission Friday, he | Lancelot Lester; (3) raise Lester's ants, Approximately 2,000 on- Cube. kt tt Nie” bn tha on iad ie Pickens county’) i, high places. Specifically, he’ diers, driving army’ trucks llearned that roughly no more [salary from $2016 to $2400; (4) Iookers saw the parade. gel ey Ah a me ane Greenville, with stab) panied Kato, Ito, Furano, Hagi ammat) ove 4 oa | than $11,000 ‘will be slashed from raise Public’ Service Director; “Commodore ‘Teddy. Canova had maine hes eutticiens est br, rns and bullet holes in his wata and Kyode of the Japan ne = government announced | the proposed record-breaking ap-|Dopp’s salary to $3900 and Tax! the ships well organized, They Diets Miata chan , ody : News Agency as five of the worst. that, because of recurrent cold, propriation of $562,510. j Collector Archie Roberts’ salary took their place in line, circled, a Gienih. teh womb mee Earl was arrested yesterday} and most influential anti-Ameri-| Weather at short intervals, all! Meanwhile, Paul Albury, gro- to $3600; (5) reduce Personnel Di-\cassed through the shallow wa a ane es cag Bp ald pre-| afternoon as a suspect in a high-| ean die-hards in Japan., jooe mpts thus far have failed in jeer and former city councilman, ' rector Jack Murray’s salary from Seca gfe the ddck ash: Maeaeed i ig wale Pigs \ , way robbery case, in which T. W. Are High Officials } piling up large supplies of ‘coal; called a meeting of all merchants $200 per month to $150 per month; eee: withouik a, bitels ie tek the - commis- | Brown, a white man, was held up. Kato is president of the agency at industrial centers, particular- }and taxpayers for tonight at 8:00 | (6) authorize construction of a Miss Kelly, clad in a trim blue Vuth vu Aeronautics |in his car, robbed of $40 and beat- ‘and Ito is managing director. Ito, Yat electric and gas plants. [o'clock in the County Courthouse ,shed behind the City Hall for | Hathine sulk: eeaieiade Maney ty would continue to'en into unconsciousness. oe mane e Prec ale MS incugantis o® btbee tons of coal to form a permanent organization $1500. indeed ‘ ; y sintein government servic - was also a Navy propagandist for ons of coal Phillips and Nellie Romaguerra, vices Siege poy Pele Me -q| are being delivered from ships‘ *2own as the Merchants and Tax-; Carbonell said he was against} Site . r pense pea hits: meets ae Staged United ind by railroads. : " {Payers League, or similar title. all of these moves. Harden is def- | Save. the tourspree its official f wh ‘ . . private ntere Gome Barge Application States foreign policy relentlessly The gathering will hear a report initely against the reduction in| iauduration, hortly after the head the anty 1 ider the before the war. Hagiwara was a rman of Murray’s salary and is believed! boats had left the dock the | E si Sistah Est x : from Joe Pearlman, cha perch fu ld Lf 9_|cabinet information officer of tre- di ‘ fae 5 ‘ batt famed Chinese junk of Robert L. pur wha ‘ fue | Fi R . ¢ tthe committee which recommend- ; to side with Carbonell on most of i . r anh per To Cet Carbonell Ss menaieintuence, Young ae Key West Laude ‘ed to the City Commission last, the other issues. Consequently, | (Believe It or Not) Ripley passed , prot t vy the . hb hid EGE eee eye B iTuesday a $33,000 reduction in a 3-2 vote on most of the contro- | by. cach and tab the ai + 0. K. At Hearing a 4 ae ane aS path, DY Sumner Welles ‘i: proposed budget. The Jay-'versial items is forecast, with} Commodore Canova came ‘ | of it is, if he is allowed to con-| a {cess recommended a $22,000 cut} Mayor W. W. Demeritt and Com-j ashore after the parade to ex- finue as an official of an news After Sta Here Carbonell $21,000. jmissioners John Carbonell and| press his felicitations to the paeniy one moayige! pack: all ale) stay Officers will be’ elected and a! Albert Cooper voting in favor. | queen in behalf of the boat cap- pews * pie mag: The moval a tains and in return received the ousehold of the Emperor is also é : 7 a “blessings of the queen upon shot through and through with! West is the first place in “i Gol ye: S a : 2 charter boats and their guides.” anti-Americans.” years where he has been able to} J otk eton. uggests Use h: eal Ste ON liclon pars the tas 5) Mason, Newspapermen in Japan, Young get a complete Sumner the ‘ me You The application of Lois Ber- fund ¢ nd which! gert for a franchise to operate. t fo thet purpose.” | a freight barge service between ' . th int le- | Key West and Miami will get the ‘ { the opin-| staunch support of Commissioner u i t not be Louis Carbonell at the Intérstate h the comment that Key | ——— to wh t wehase of ;Commerce Commission hearing | 6, p)aine ave a tec > Welles, f or . eS 1 { Simico®. t big tournament, released the officia ' : Aas plained, have a technique for elles, former under tary of 1 ¢ y me paint rind: teak [fa & to be held in Miami tomoitow.|nelping to get rid of stich no.’ state, left the Casa Matina yes-| ast rtello : barracks pay cient oRering eae j 4 i : sond and third prize for African torious Japs in high places. It’ terday after spending the week-| F S ss Ci L Land bs si papa erin }does. no good to appeal.to.Gen-!.end there. ‘The management was! or. UNSOX; ty Cases . a Boa bee ces Mee» ! | arra ce martin, eral MacArthur, he said. Instead,' requested by Welles not to an-! jack, barracada, blue i t that the Carbonell said today. t The junior member of the City} Commission stated his _ position’ fia * t iid be) this morning before leaving. with) after digging up the facts about nounce his presence until after} The prospects of Key West a t resort for raising the $7q : Ponita, cero mackerel, ar ating th t 1) Frank Bentley, chairman of. the such Japs, they write to their pa-| his departure. : i having the Miami Sun Sox of the Necessary to repair the stadium ; grouper, jewlish, ,king, mackere tat County Commission, — t ' fence and install showers’ at; the , mutton snapper, sailfish, tarpon, attend! pers or magazines and invariably ‘The well-known diplomat, au- Florida International League come e the the hearing. It was generally be-| MacArthur gets hold of a.clipping thor, political commentator, and here. to train on March 1 were nty lieved that Bentley also. will]of the story... Then he summons’ distinguished authority: on inter+! ee { back Bergert’s application. the writer and checks the facts.! national affairs,’ said that the clubhouse he is suggesting’ to the, tuna, Allison, tuna, wahoo and Miami club that hé be allowed to white marlin. given a big boost this morning sell tickets good for any five} The judges are Charles Thomp on t ‘This barge service “is essen-]Usually, the Jap official in ques-) ycather much. more pleas-! WHen Lt. Col. Clifford E, Single- games played by the’ Sun Sox son, Berlin Felton, Paul J. Sher, idi-} tial for Key... Westy bonell tion is t ( William’ M. Arnold, L. P. Art d out on his ear. This’ ant here than he had experienced” ton, ‘commander of the Key West here. , \ aid. “We need two tr the “strategy Young plans in other parts of Florida. He said Harbor Defenses, suggested the, A meeting of all those interest. (4% Sa iy eae = oe ices here and this water service | against the five extremists in the 4.4 Mrs, Welles and he had 4a {city use Army barracks for hous- ed in bringing a professional club Cobo, f yee +e a : ify will be a big help. It will bring |Japanese News Agency r to Key West for spring training Bentley. len ‘orsen, Miami us to Key Westers on many Asked about the article by Wil- will be held at Hamlin’s office in Herald fishing editor, and § alty erials. Building materials es-jliam Costello, correspondent of Millants, Miami Daily News fis ing editor, are advisory judges ars. most delightful week-end, one of | ing use of the Miami players. Adams, the most enjoyable” they had| Singleton told Earl es ‘ : ever spent jpresident of the Rotary Club, who , the City Hall at 8 o'clock tonight. J pecially should be reduced in{the Columbia Broadcasting Sys-| ‘a4, “and Mrs. Welles motored | was delegated by Louis Carbonell, i a barge servic 2 New Re st week, | = a é { “hn : ; Both were present on the dock price through a barge service. {tem, in New Republic last week.’ | 46. West from their winter !Lions Club representative on the {ij a ac B b m | ‘The hearing will be held at 9}in which Costello took repeated residence at Palm Beach. They baseball planning committee, to ear Gas DOMDS Others attending were May m.. in the DuPont Building. [Slaps at MacArthur’s support of ain Friday evening contact the Army officer, that the W. W. Demeritt, City Manager the corrupt and inefficient Yo-! '¢s!ster Sec NEE rowers barracks al-| § h |O, J. S. Ellingson, City Commi Shida voverument. ¥. from Oxon Hill, Md., where they ,East Martello Towers barracks al- top ttempt Oe lee gare 3 HS puidareovermment, Young said: ir home. Except for oc- ready are leased by the city from i sioner Hunter Harden, Arnold, 3 MISSING YOL : | Agrees With Costello make ¢ 5 Lg « ‘Cooper, Bentley, Sheriff Berlin SOUGHT BY SHERIFF) «yz; Bill an article span?) casional walks around the hotel the Army. E Tel-A Eien ‘ompton, A\ weh for three Key West boys!even seeing it, I can say that the, suite most of the time, and were ong are ruly equipped eae iy Associated Press) ‘and Manager Eugene E. Denni ; Shack WEIRERIEG ERECTOR GONG UG willsci ed their ments there. fers, lavatories and toilets, Single) | (tly, The Annociated: Feeas). | a enagen: Se JOUNSON HELD FOR issing : since es Ma sel pate heh to . eu eee’ ton said, why not use these for ’ i A A Me 2 tees ee son of Casa 1} laring an ewer Posie 4S OFFICER : ‘ orderec Stee y ide h it. ae oO and see Sap y quartering the players. The hundre ews, many 0: SDD) A luncheon w ater held a , jerlin A, Sawyer. _ ;much the same on the Japanese “OME—GET YOUR | buildings face the ocean and offer suffering from tear gas burns, are’ the hotel attended by the Miss« pirtessauaoy: boys: are “Jimmie occupation question COME ié FISHING and ,2@ enviable view and opportunity aboard a ship on their way to the Kelly, Phillips. and Romaguerra, Lamberson, 15, son of Mr. and| ‘As for the article by Nocl Bush HOUSEHOLD, FISHING wad fay swing “and fishing. Island of Cyprus,. after having Tournament Director Mason und Mrs ay, Higes 8300) Mew tony 2) recent Pane Of) Ute laud vais cue | Adams reported Singleton’s failed in their attempt to land at Mrs; Mason; City Manager El reet; Frank K 15, son of {ing the MacArthur position and Kenyon Auto Store ‘suggestion to Roy Hamlin, chair-' Tel-Aviv | lingson; ity Commissiont Mr. and Mrs. Frank Key, £005 |meaite washing ae sO RIOT 524 Southard Opp. Bus Station’ man of the. Municipal Stadium = The ade. several attempts to. Cooper; “Sheriff Sawyer; Cit Petronit street, and William Rus- ;conditions in Japan, the brilliant en PHONE 166qummmmmpee(comnittee, who said he would ex- get ashore, but were forced:back Commissioner Harden; Mr. and | ee ! 14, son of Mr, and Mrs. Wal- ie rae een — —___—____—— puree the buildings at once. by tear gas bombs. The govern- Mrs, W. B, Trenchard of Deland Valpnquela, of Porter Project. | (disagree “100 percent a rete err tee a Quick action is needed since the ment announced the Jews will [1], Manager and Mrs. Dennisor Sheriff Sawyer said he had jNoel Bush. Of the 40 American NEW PIONEER HOTEL Miami manager must know where. be retained at Cyprus until their Mr, and Mrs, Mallants; Co’ ed the boys to Tavernier, to | correspondents in Japan, only one apie his team will train in order to’ turn comes to be admitted to Mr, and Mrs, Compton, Mr. aad Homestead and to a point on} (Continued on Fege Four) ‘Hl 151 N.E. 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