The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 10, 1947, Page 1

e to be graduated Mon- charge, | psihapeaed pg ite that the. cost of living difficult to continue. don’t eat much, you can by,” Avila said, “but it isn’t .” Nevertheless, he was es- i anxious to bring out to .veterans. the educational itieg awaiting them if take -advantage of his instructors more in his during his 1 “course. He said he not mean to detract from the sehool courses, but’ merely that vets who quit school even better educational op- ep ities awaiting them at the enter the sera the fall tof Other veterans from Key West attending the University and the ie iH : STEHELHE i rt a i [ i take a “bu: ees , iran. pollen ates pe eo hy neering; Charles Perez, account- ie napesion, oy hse : ing; Archie R. Peer nck Taking Undersized Crawfish Hegal In State, Judge Says * fall. residents, not to-take under} ppp 18.\Caggiof Criminal Court. 1 vey legal crawfish which ans may be taken for bait must weigh | “ \ Ae PO os G . git 7 Judge Caro. “Taking crawlish, — _.dunder one ‘pound ‘is illegal in this} Williard M.- Albury,. superin:.| BERG. \—~, Hitler’s bath; stateindl’ ‘anyone: doing ‘so. will,:tendent » of Public... Instrystion,| * fant (9 -Germans.pe ‘nirdsted by’ the state’ conser: will leave for Gainesville on June | one of the world’s ‘biggest . nppetinags j | and: steel magnets was: in-;V2t10" Officers: ‘ 14 to attend a meeting of all| d in. the quality of ‘the, The remarks: grew out of hear- school’ superintendents.; of the; S jings today before Judge’ Caro of state on June 16-18, to study the ;two men charged with. having budget set up by Florida for the | fe in » Tagen ad “ undersized crawfish in their pos- use of the schools during the next ! Flick and» five of his | Session. They were Willie Aires year, H jand Frank Orta, both charged associates lormed. the giant j ©. ; At the present time ‘no one! rial ~ dknown. as | With oe yeinag py ole oe knows the exact amount of mon- | e Ger- i s rs ben the ts, $8.75. tes counties under the proposed regulations for the State Board a letter written | “Lt. L. E. Standard, USN, was or rducation. As a result of this [ii i gfe + E I : establishments. |to Flick !fined $10 and costs by Judge ® 7": 4 ¢ én. wont vt Ai zee chest ok speed on Roose- jnake up their budgets. for next | tomatoes. order bathtubs 7 year. manulacturing ‘the house "Wecheafeld’ Ob. | Samuel N. Morton, U.S. Navy./" n. Monroe County school if ‘was fined $25 and costs for reck- 2 pies i it be the hands of ; Jess driving on the upper Keys. 'the\State at ‘Tallahassee not later Sesser, [450 crak spews or reckons fined than August 1. It is not known she 4: tee the Overseas Highwa: there just how much to pay thej va se sei U. S. Na Mi, | teachers next year, for this can- fined $15 axa costs” when he (Net be ascertained until the funds pleaded guilty to a charge of in- ar ai see falaer ae et exDOSUTE, pared, some time in July, there | } E 3 i f i : l g 2% cf | i it | “Heil Hitler” used instead, Shueks, engineering; - and William. Warneck, | n ; Hugh Papy, law; ; onel Cobo, pharmacy; Hillary b and John Lewis | f Day, and Albury will be graduated in August with a law degree. Also attending the University are Ophelia Lester, law; William Robinson, accoupting; Charles and Nelio Sanchez, pharmacy; Mrs. Hugh Papy, the former Caroline Morgan; ‘Donald Pearl- man, dentistry; Dan Harrison, medical school, and Harold But- ler, architecture. Miss . Lester, Day, Perez, Go- mez, Charles and Nelio Sanchez and Warneck will return to pursue summer courses, Avila Gators will hold a beach party here in the near future. At least 10° more students from’ Key West, are expected at the Uni- sity next semester. Tax Protests Considered — Aj J, MILLG, AND MAX HER. vy MAN OF QVERSEAS HOTEL board, consisting of the -city.com-‘ mission, city! Hanager-aiid ‘city: 4s! sessor; will sit' again ‘tonight its. second ;publi¢: hearing on 1947 as- sessments: The hearing will be held at 7.p.m.in City Halk. Action is expected on: the re- quest of Albert J. Mills, realtor; for a reduction in thé assessment of $44;500 made on his Casa Cayo Hueso (Southernmost House) at the south end of Duval street. At the last board meeting, held a week ago last night, Mills asked for an assessment of $40,000. Max Herman, owner. of the as Hotel, will also protest sessment of $35,000 at to- night’s meeting through his mana- ger, R. C. Gillentine. In a letter to the board, Her- man asked for a $10,000 reduction in the assessment on his property since “for the past year, expense and overhead costs did not jus- tify same.” A SCRUBBING JOB NEW YORK. Four men working seven hour’, using: 1,500 gallons of detergent and 20,000 gallons’ of water, scrub the Hol- lied duct ‘}“with German greetings,” 4 must be public hearings, after'jand ‘Tunnel, which is si: d ond printing and. L that neu: Club’s Lease To due notice of them has been'/four-tenths rales ine nal ta . | -U. S, Prosecutor Charles Lyon, fgiven the public by advertising.’| covered with more than 350,000 with 1946,] of Great 1, dug up the square feet of tile, every week. It in 7 . Be Before Post President Is is the equivalent to scrubbing | 3,000 tile bathrooms. The tunnel Stock Island as a zuuute hoe = {will come before Arthur Sawyer e This Afternoon White streets. (By Associated Press) year will be displayed at tomor- due to arrive in' Ottawa, Canada, by this wife on a -visit ‘to a for- x ‘ morrow he will address a joint Richard Crabil, who. wastsession of parliament in Ottawa. one of the,to the Federal: penitentiary for hat C: ill pk: t- jthe theft of another car at Louis- Cp ne sfanet bart ~ The Key West garage man haga tried to take out a license for the} ee Buyar st. — PHONE 301 is cleansed at night so as to in- terfere as little as possible with, traffic. FIRES SELF SPOKANE, Wash. — Ordered to cut his employes by 90 per cent because of appropriation cuts, C. P. Dowmen, state admin- istrator for the Production and Marketing Administration, gave lout dismissal notices, giving one to himself. He said it was only fair to fire himself along with the others. He’s going back to his farm. y i “VISITING IN CUBA Key West residents who left for Havana by Aerovias Q over the week-end to spend a few days in the Island Republic, in- cluded: Mr. and Mrs. C. Calleja, Mr. and Mrs. E. Martinez, Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Arango, Mrs. Amer- ica Arango, Mrs. Rose Lane and daughter, Sonia; Misses Martha and Jennie Arango, Henry Sol- dano, Willie Dias, G. Pinso, Ralph Post 28 of the American Legion tmorrow night at 8 o’clock in the WASHINGTON, June 10-— It was announced today that a! eh - 4 copy of the proposed lease of the The President, Mrs. Truman ‘ow’s mecting of, the post. this afternoon. It is the first time that a president of the Unit- e Crabil Sentenced eign country. resident, is scheduled to .Sought by the authorities here} y¢ was_said that one of the Yoatold |for selling a stolen car to ¢ jocat{ehiet topics the President will ville, Ky., it was reported here today. Crabil was given five len car and it was caught by We State Highway Patrolman War-| qgee™patnTED trom $35.00 Question as to whether or not ito take. the old Country Club on Due In Canada Legion Home, Southard and property from the city for $1 a/@%d Miss Margaret Truman are ed States has been accompanied e e ‘ i ~The In Louisville, Ky. co, Beenie wes ked | garage man, has been sentenced [discuss with Canadian officials is LETTE LTTE years, the FBI announced wday:/ SANDY'S GARAGE Sandy C xyn Bateman: Ege CARS PARKED Garcia, and Mr. and Mrs. H. Rodriguez and son. said. Most of these named, he} added, have returned to the city, ! except Matthews and Cobo. | On Uppe eee Pe Slast.week. to.set the LAT ‘was explained thatinder the | OOOO LT First Of Tours Through City Here Yesterday — Gainesville in about two weeks to | OM & r Keys To Come Up Tonight ‘Scheduled to come before a meeting tonight of the Monroe’ County Commission is a proposal to sell intoxicating liquor for 24 hours a day seven days a week in Monroe county outside . the , city of Key West. 1 A new state beverage amend-| ment recently passed at the leg- islature ‘gives the county com- {hours of sale in all except Cities. ;There are 20 dealers of, intoxicat- REQUEST) LOWER ASSESS. ling beverages slong Frida he tia i commis- | this business, and they pe! . equalization isale. Ie'state 1kw ‘gallons’ outside “ cues were. required’ to ‘close at! 12 midnight, Saturday and not re- | open until 7 a.m. Monday. North To Certify Vets Wednesday Frank R. North, chief certify- ing officer of the War Assets Ad- jministration, will be at the Mon- roe County Service Office, Court House, from 10 a. m., to 5 p. m., Wednesday, it was announced to- day by Jack Saunders, County Service Officer. North will register veterans for set-aside items which have been or will be placed on sale for veterans by the WAA. The items include ‘ motor vehicles, cycles, trucks, jeeps and con- jstruction equipment and the cer- tification by North will be all that is neéessary for any Key West veteran to have to bid for any of these items placed on sale anywhere in the United States. Youths Sentenced To Federal Prison Three New York State youths, who were arrested here some time ago and charged with breaking into the Bayview Fill- ing Station, were sentenced to one year and 10 months in a fed- eral, penitentiary when they ap- peared in Miami Federal Court yesterday. The youths were Otto Langalo, 23, Allen J., Hughes, 19, and Charles Dillon, 18, all of Potts- dam, N. Y., who were transfer. red from the sheriff’s office here to the FBI and charged with violation of the National Vehicle Theft Act by transporting a stolen car from New York to Florida. The three pleaded guilty in Federal Court. PALACE THEATER ANITA LOUISE in “SHADOWED” News and Serial “TONIGHT IS PRIZE NITE” EE conduct a campaign in an effort to learn, what, local consumers want from their’ stores. in this area in an effort to deter- mine what is.desired by local ‘missioners authority to cae ecing mage i shoppers when they visit -retail stores for the purpose of buying ‘When enough of these ques- stores, stating, what each consum~ er in Key West feels about’ 16- cal stores and- their - system,of. merchandising,. conclusions will be drawn which will give mer- chants of the city some idea as to what their customers demand, This was the concensus of the meeting last night in Monroe County Clinic; Fleming and Thomas streets, of the 25 retail and wholesale merchants. . Fred’ Miller, chairman of .the Retail: Merchants Division of the Key. West Chamber of Commerce, was in charge of the meeting and led the discussion. G shopping? that is d thy sumers ,in Key, West. : Tt was the expressed desire’ of the merchants ;at the meeting i provide: their customers ,..witi what they want; and efforts are being made constantly in that direction: ' A system of solicitations con- trol, to guard the merchants against contributions and _solici- tations of advertising deemed to be unworthy, was explained at the meeting. The campaign of lo- cal merchants will be launched in the near future. The systent will be instituted as a public service for the protection of mer- chants and citizens of Key West. Five Properties Are Transferred Warranty deeds were filed yes- terday with County Clerk Toss C. Sawyer for, the following pieces of Monroe property: Mr. and Mrs. John G. Albury transferred to Mr. and Mrs. Godirey Hauport, Detroit, 12 acres of land on Plantation Key, for $5,000. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Sweet- ing transferred to William R. Blakely, Wichita, Kan., property on Upper Matecumbe, for $2,500. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Futch © transferred to Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam A. Meyer, Marathon, a lot at Marathon, for $2,500. Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Neff » transferred to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Jackson, Marathon, nearly an acre of land at Mara- thon, for $2,000. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. At- kinson, Broward county, trans- ferred to C. Sam B. Curry, 1126 Olivia street, property on Big Coppitt Key, for a nominal sum. and Dance Ti CLUB ——---— Music by Charles & Orchestra Complete Charcoal Broiled SteakDinner*]*°., Chicken Dinners, Sandwiches, etc Served 6 P.M. to 5 AM. we Cater to Parties, Weddings and Fraternal Organizations Whe: items are available to local,con> a