The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 26, 1947, Page 1

jist. pobition’is‘tilat the'right of voto should remain in the Seixirity Council: which é ede ¢xerclseg) not only on atomic questions but on ell issues Brought before the Council...” 4 orceneo et) : eS TOT Pica : 4° Presiddat ‘Thiman said he was Soe Pp 1 ea . : f S 3 a eee “<". l well pleaged over the success” of |r conenivenens: Ma’ 00. Equipment 1) ui? ay . ‘t {thie mapner--in which Marshall! 1c, Gmployes and the com Neg 5 ‘ ‘ . Bid: ae 3 edits the * aited pany pete re s al ference. He had}, act ; ; : ° : rd of arbitration. actors to Put. Them. In’ ga ee : should not be made on @ ‘to"Handle Biz Jobsi,: ie or work ‘that’had been laid for fu- | ee "| offer of the proposed Guartite abo Marathon, have; we decwusions among the re explained that they did not iol nad have, eaemtatives ofthe four powers: Fit the union would weeept Wt in i 3 the event it was made, t Last Night isscssn sant ioeenctnde do of Wetomataee, in fer: ; , Bateman: said: today: that? ibe sat: : : _ $8 a. week, inérease as Sat building beom | Richard -K. Meljpn}’ president | these’cars: hatt keen-stolemiin: Ke; oe Bh vas leubesnsnnacetiall with the original,demand of $12. he oe eof tthe: of the Gulf Oi: poration, was y The: izhway patrol:; pe mA eaten ‘ Fea ‘moved ‘an overnight visitor in Key. West aise pp gaiye ety arenes iat | 3 ; a i elon... was. aboar ‘ . is houseboat, Old River, whi est. West | docked at Gulf Oil's dock at the Te ake Got of Duval street... - interesting to nals Wal ay ‘Melt ch nade a antec: ou of 8c now being studied in ad State he Ca: bean, Islands. He talk. | Repislature i ren plovide Fi] u efly,, to; Charles Taylor. of fate and.ithmunity to the state falts, veka age “iin, the 'dis- 4 9 1 ot | This.,. morning -.Mellon left for a iGheege Ot thekr duties fea ccondee= a taal ‘the natfoti! enough . equipment: . tv indie ,tour of the keys, and will be in vators of the peace. ‘ Spal it. . — ‘ lage jobs, such as construction Miami some time next week. ~| : Under. existing . laws. high: | ~ nae E ; ; hore gual ickers _bet Key West and yay patrlinen aus wae als ‘ Weather - | "Speakers and” eubiets . i" bs f nickers ween Key and arrest. persons. who . violate the, “ one iscussed are lows: ‘appointed E.-- A.j Boca Chica. E. A. Strunk, Jr. highway laws. ‘Their duties ex-' . . —j\" Dr. Se ee cine ‘and Howard E. Wil-; has appointed to look into the | tend, under. the law, only to state! ~~!” FOMECAST. f wl ‘petetries and gynecology. 90n.as:a cornihittee to investigate | matter. with a view to. having) highways... _.... - .. | Key West and Vicinity: Partly sae br enriity ade, Ca ., Problems. They will see: the Chamber sponsor a wayside: « Yet, according to Batéman, the ¢icidy. this afternoon, tonight pte oe Taxa Boeken lation What ¢an' BE done about pooling | park. ‘| {jstate highway patrolmen are cAll- and Sunday: Widely scattered lo- ' stetrics Hod Binion ahd resources of| The Chamber went ‘on shire ed upot 0: ville a persons ae cal: showers. Not much change ae Robert A. Hingston, the. smiall. contractors. to put} in support of such a request for | are ieved. ve_-eommi' ure. Moderate th- apie me en in: position to bid for|a state appropriation annually | Slaniee or misdemeanors: with Feb gedinccn ges we Sor cetisaing parce + larad contracts. » for research at the University | Without warrants, Flori Partly cloudy today, $ reatment :-“aMhe ‘Chamber: also decided to|of Florida for controll. ef such! | The.amendment to. the. state tonight and Sunday. Few wide- Narye: Bick: ta see ibi i itoes Jaws. would »give legal authorit 3 ae Peripheral Vascular and investigate the possibility . of jpssts as termites, mosquitoes ; be 8 B' Y ly: scatteréd showers this after-| Failure. r and beetles, itn gis heen ee oe and: over central portion : . 3 i aeares aa Slice Bee jin other than traffic cases and pa ee sm day, s Saray S: NAVY AWARDS ey West Postal Receipts (22. us. Se Recerkoncocucy 2! CONTRACT TO PAVE M ’ oe \ \ day. Otherwise ‘little chan¥e“in| \forfeiture-of bail bonds. re | j ’ «AL | ee : OS, thropsh. {From Washington vocves | fWeredse More Than. Five | Jiary Recessed | | at icretrtataittt tT clinoran bee 4 See) Eos cS a ets ; i ico: Moderate winds, east tol 96! The Navy 5 ; A cee ’ al bo eS pages 1 til : B ‘9 northéast over south f6@lon, and! ve of Yards ina Dae has ap- * es n : a éar erio fast n thie: | north’ to noretipaat} Aus nia proved of a contract in , a ae 3 | “5 ‘ i portion. today through Sunday, |. for additional . . Folk i | : amount of $6,276.30 } Postinaster;Holion R. Bervaldi,is more than five times better in} City Hit Raid etaleek the. Cle: bawiiaa elt ark apres paving at Craig” Duck. ~jissued a statement today, made Key West than what it was al cuit. Court grand jury recesjed_ tonight and’ Surfday. ° Partly _ Charley Toppino and Sens, 734 jat the request of the Key West} decade ago. | yesterday until’ noon on Mon-j cloudy . weather. Few © widely Caroline street, is the contracting .,Chamber of Commerce, which| Total receipts for 1936 were; day, June 2. os seattered showers. . : ne that the receipts in the sale !$27,793.71, and for 1946 they! City Manajer O. J. S. Ellingson} Jacksonville to Apalachicola: \ mR. AND MRS. HOVE '¢ ft i { ft j dl i i ff it i 3 building a wayside-park for pi + ———.— oo fi i Re firm. z i 2 & of stamp stock: in the local post-;amounted to $155,113.29. | Was called before the grand jury No small craft or storm warnings Ar ee | mee . | yesterday. but in aecordance | have been issued. jolfice intreased more than five! Following is a table of increases | with legal rules, nothing was re- ‘ }times ih ‘the 40: yew period “bes by months: su | yealed of the. purpose of -his REPORT jtween 1936 and 1946. i 1936 + 1948. | visit. Key West, Fia., April 26, 1947 IN. D,, arrived oS ‘January _.$2,709.49 ~ $15.666.4z * j indi (Observation taken at 8:30 a.m.,jday to join Mrs. 1 Grand. jury indicted one for y eee eee are coenine February 227087 18.438.52 es ey rehinned yo, bills, in Eastern Standard Time, . Julie Gibson, Ev- the chief barometer to determine party” 2465.78 15,790.72 | : City. Office) ‘economic *conditions in a com- April 2,257.60 16,498.92 | ‘te -cases of two young men : Tens fj cioanliy: Wie chemabe, yieped iO Mar 1se10aserage | Creteed, Wilh FaPe- {Highest yesterday « MS. compared with “business today.'JUne 1,969.33 © -10,60842' 4): 2 Lowest last night July 197030 1999882|Bosseri-Carrero ~ |Mean \ : *. WAT ti amp stock, #991: ai { 4. Normal ne! righ .Duiness "now Sept 2o0ss 6 gases, Enpagement Told). : : : ~~ 2412.75 9,862.37 i i Raintall,, ~ 1981.56 9991.15; ° Mr. and Mrs. Berlin A. Saw-| 8:30.4 {ei on wie ie of stamp stock, 1190551 "391818 1717.88 | yer today announced. the en: | ano j ite ———— + gagement of .their niece, Miss » ' Totals: $27,793.71 EY Carrero, to William S. Te a i. a ee = Bossert, of Collingwood, N. J. .|_. (Gastetn Btahdard /Time) : SHELLCRAFT CLASS | ie wedding. ae has. been Sunrise . 5:55 am. foday, by recresnn See =. :00 P2M. to 1:00 A.M. "Classes in shelleraft will begin set for June 28. Sunsét : :55 p.m. urdy, Charles Lange , t_the Jon Tuesday, April 29, at 7:30 7 a 7 : a i VEW Clubhouse ¥ | p. m., at St. Mary’s Parish Cen- Re ae bt he S ter, under the instruction af the! = 0 : , SND at FLAGLER Misses Fran Watson and Betty|~- Aes’ MOVED Johnson, and Mrs. Charles Lange. i eos rae qo -3. oa Ft ae