The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 28, 1947, Page 1

ints ey 7? = Placed For thio: : Hearing of: a hal corpus 4 application filed iy by at- Rea oven eevee oooh eal ot fhe Pera sat er an. mission that it is vigorously op- “nga pee) gomedia: Sloan lowing the display of fruits and : bea Key West office will | vesetables f ost Tees Sicontioued., Fellure 6f|welks. ‘The, bill. was INVESTIGATING: HIGHWAY appropriate PATROL NOTIFIED — dinance allowing a merchant to! display his wares on the St sidewalks. Fir ae “1. We feel that it will create a health ‘hazard; that edibles fruits ‘and vegetables | should be — displayed from‘ ‘{sereened-in places, ‘and some should be under refrigeration.’ “2. We assume that if a ped- estrian should trip or fall on any | of the displayed wares, that he or! ‘she might have a datiiage suit, diagainst the citys 9 beng oie engrens 8, com- tert oner e of the Federal se “Miss _Hayden was, fined $100! , for ‘driving. while intoxicated in, i eh said | it ing i : "We ifeq realized d by its being’ closed. “Al- verrcente of Notte y wol Hayden and of the fact that pur. \ %, “had lost her-driving license. convenience, tthe, ban ead nef eat Reynolds was waiting to see Miss public citizens» would result by. the proposed ordi le Hayden at the hospital at edition forcing them to ge;to Miami toja survey) of the poor time. file papers in bed Federal court. 'sgwn club and found not ‘o = Se ase them in favor of it”). peat tat onult Mean O Ht é i i ply FOR INTANGIBLES: a Veena TAXES $4.69 . ; teriporary | injunctién re- i i f i fee Th z i FE PSF fh g f i it i i i £ r j | aut ti sf agit suid Hod veks ane as kaka: HE oa AGAINST COL. “It seems to me that any of your present zoning laws’ can ie changed by the city lawmakers, It seems like it is a very poor way of doing business.” Howard E. Wilson of the Key Taf Tax Collector Roward! Wilson from ‘selling property | lin Key West to satisfy the pay-} ‘ment of intangible taxes totaling | Coronation OF Queen,:To ‘Start. ; West Insurance Company, who was largely instrumental in get ‘ting the experts down here in an for. Joseph’ £.- Dunne, piconets ide makere isa" beter at the Navy Base, includes es who. is. charged with non- Big Three Meet of two. children, was ad- until. 2 .p._m.,. Monday, Y by Judge Aquilino Lopez, Jr., af Car-fin- at Caro-jjudge.on extradition papers streets to} signed by Gov. Millard F. Cald- Inc., for} well for the movement of Dunne hearing was before ‘the filed to Philadelphia, where his for- - -imer wife and: two minor. chi Attorney J. M. Whitson, with | indictment had expired under the ‘statute of limitations. ‘In the meantime, Judge Lo- pez telephoned to Tallahassee, ond ‘all the papers, including the questionable indictment, will be} "ton hand Monday. County Detective Albert H. Del Conte, Philadelphia, who got the extradition papers, charged! Dunne had failed to support his two children. He alleged Dunne ‘owes about $3,000 to his former wife -for-their support. Dunne, on thé other hand, said ‘that while he was in the Navy {he had. made allotments to his r former. wife which more than .imade up for all the so-called oe 3Day Fourth Of July Fiesta; Edna Del Pino Leads | For Honor ‘ations for a gala three-day Fourth of July celebration here are. rapidly Ini shore. mig to Pa announcement qiven out today by Ivan iggett, livewire photographer, who has taken over the chief Rete of the event. we The official is expected to be completed by Mon- day and enough has been arranged to permit a. good general Votes were Mrs. — of what will taker: Scheduled for Thursday night, July 3, is the Coronation of the | ficers Queen of the Fiesta at 8 o'clock, at Bayview Park. A number of Of Fleet Reser ve the most attractive girls in, the e rt city are running a keen race for nit I a the: honor, with charming Edna U st Night Del Pino, 14-year-old student at} yy, lected offi f the Convent of Mary Immaculate | Pe ne i r ve ride aay in the lead. Branch 56, Key West, and the Based on votes accumulated auxiliary. officers were installed through purchases at various j,5¢ night in ceremonies attend- establishments, Edna’s point oq by Capt. Harold A. Houser, total is 147,310, In second place | USN; commander of Key West is pretty. blonde Amelia Acosta. ; Naval Base, and other ranking The standings of the entrants = ofricers, follow: They were installed by Russell Contestant : Hoff, past president of the asso- Edna Del Pino . 147.310 ciation, and included F. W. Mc- 138220 Knight, president: J. W. Deef, 120,911 vice president; Robert M.'Gra- - 90,563 ham, secretry-treasurer; George “ F. Somers, chaplain; C. L. Simp- ne ts son, D. L. Dopper,-E. A. Miner, Mercedita Font - 29.372 ' Wiliam Picker and L E. Mur- The Queen will receive $100 gock, directors. in cash and the next six highest; Auxiliary officers girls will receive sums ranging‘ Recsie Picker, president; Mrs. from $50.to the second, down to Reba Robinson, vice president; $5. The Queen will also receive Mrs. Ruth Graham, secretary. an evening dress and slippers and treasurer; Mrs. Violet Landuyst, other contestants will receive ad- chaplain: Mrs. Mizpah Pierce, (Continued on Page Two) | Mrs. Malvina Hoff, Mrs. Florena : ; Miner, Mrs. Rubye Hopper, and | uEIDII Mrs. Lerraine Schurhr, ppd ; Among the other Navy of- H E L Pll | ficers in attendance were Capt. (w D. Davis, Carl Johnson, 0. A. Customers Wanted for those | Triebel. L. R. Despit, A. H. Ar- Dinners we serve. Busi- | rowsmith, and Comdrs. Eli Vi- ness has got so terrible we'don’t nock and T. H. Suddath. know where our next Packard WEA PALACE THEATER MIERIE’S DAUGHTER” Mews and Serial Aenins Molotov Asks More Time (By ‘The. Annociated Press) PARIS, June 28—The Big Three resumed their conference this morning. Though the session was secret, it was. stated that Bidault of France had contended that the conferences should end by | September 1, but. that Molotov of Russia had insisted that more time be taken to determine inj; detail the proposals of the Mar- shall plan for the sehuiiding of Europe. * Molotov remarked that he thought his country should know how much money the United; States intends to give to help’ rehabilitate Europe. It was reported further that’ Molotov would submit a Russian plan to put Europe back on its etonomic feet. (Berlin reported today, as though to controvert a Russian statement, broadcast yesterday, ! that “Russia is Germany’s best friend,” that 10,000 Germans, in; the last two days have fled from| the Russian zone to the British zone in Germany, and that the Germans, terror-stricken, had re- perted that the Russians had; practically enslaved them). eee OPENING of BENNY'S 909 SIMONTON STREET Jac. W. Karstens, Mgr. At 3:00 P.M. Serving the Finest of @TROPICAL DRINKS @ICE CREAM @ Fresh Fruit SUNDAES A Nice Selection of ... Imported Gift Items Ree eee Ree nce ;$605 last year was obtained yes- effort to reduce the fire insur iterday by P. J. Conway, Pittston, lance rates, said that he expect- Pa., from Judge "Aquilino Lopez; jed a general reduction. Jr., ae Circuit Court. eae ke “The Ayt eg on t son’ found on the s have just rt are so |where Conway had not paid his | much higher, if as high, asthey intangible taxes for several years.' are in other Florida cities,” said He was making an effort to col- Wilson. “One of the experty tells lect taxes totaling about $4,069, me, however, that we can expect all for intangibles, which include g9me reductions.” stocks, bonds and other valuable ot Funeral Service papers possessed by Conway. For L. H. Roberts In his suit for a temporary in- junction Conway, through his at- Funeral: services for Laon H. Roberts, 71, who died Thursday, torney, Julius F. Stone, Jr., claims that he has never been a resident will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 o’clock in the First jof Florida ,and that he lives and maintains his home in the State jot Pennsylvania, He claims a. man must live in Florida in order for the county to collect intangible Methodist Church, the Rev. Lean Wells officiating. Burial will .be in the family plot in City Cemetery. The body will \be placed in the church. at 2:00 o'clock. Pritchard Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Survivors are three ‘Sisters, Mrs. W. D. Evans, Mrs. Stead- man Pinder and Mrs. Stirling Akins. Pallbearers will be John W. Roberts, Leroy Torres, John Lord, Raymond Lord, Fred O. Eberhardt, Earl Adams, Berlin Sawyer and Placencio ‘Castro. x! Ju ge Lopez did not go into ae} ithe facts—did not determine whether Conway is. a resident of Florida or Pennsylvania, as he claims—so he issued the tempor- ary injunetion. | Conway owns five vacant Key ‘West lots and one vacant No Name Key lot. TROOP 53 TO LEAVE FOR'SCOUT CAMP F Troop 53, Boy Scouts of Amer- ica, will leave for Snapper Creek Camp in South Miami, tomor- row morning under the leader- ship of Dr. Delio Cobo, scout- master. The following Scouts are mak- ing the trip: Terry Doughtry, Eu- gene L. Roberts, Billy Oster- houdt, Kenneth Felton, Frank Jolly and Murphy Cates. The troop will spend one week at the camp. Seutheramost Garage in U. 5. 11230 Duval Street Phone 10 Auto Repairs, Painting, Body and Fender Work Genuine Auto Parts for All Care "| Where To Dine and Dance Tonight ZEEE, CLUB VFW DANCE SUG ALO A Tonight Where Better GOOD MUSIC - FUN FOODS , and DOOR PRIZES : Are Served to Better P. At The Chzooms EVERY DAY FLAGLER and 2ND AVE.