The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 25, 1947, Page 1

| ! ee country, with an VOL. XLVI. "No. 176 ; Key West, Florida, has the mosv equable climate in the average | range of only 14° Fahrenhe TOBE 2 ‘La Concha To Close (FilibusterIn COMMISSIONER LOUIS CARBONELL 1 DELEGATE TO CUBA Until Nov. 15 Unless Street Noises Cease MANAGER McANDREWS* SAYS ABOUT 75 HO- TEL WORKERS WOULD BE OUT OF JOBS La Concha Hotel will be closed until Nov. 15, if the city gov- ernment does not do something to control the noises at Duval and Fleming streets, J. D. McAn- drews, manager of the hotel, an- nounced today. “Plans are now nearing pletion for closing the La Concha until Nov. 15 by reason of the fact that the management has found it impossible to cope with the noise that is permitted at the corner of Duval and Flem- ing street after midnigh’ said McAndrews today. “The management has not been able to get the cooperation of | the city government or the man- agement in the curtailment of this disturbance,” McAndrews ' continued. He feels that he has no other alternative than to close. “He has invited the entire city commission to spend a night at La Concha Hotel in any of the frent rooms, which are the higher priced and. which are naturally occupied by the better class of people visiting Key West, to prove to the city government that the complaints have been! justifiable. 1 It is “with regret” that he will be compelled to make this decision, as it will automatically ; throw approximately Key Key Westers out of work until Nov. 15. 75 “The majority of these em- ployes have’ family responsibil-’ ities” and certainty need the} work in order to maintain their! families. i “I deeply regret this may be! nnecessar I deeply appreciate | the loyalty shown by them, but they are all aware why they may be left without work for th next three and one-half months Whe Asnovinted Press) ihe assembly will be attended ! AVIA, July 25. The by other delegates from a total of [Of Capt. Carl Hilton, who at communique of the Netherlands {!95 cities along the Florida east {tended the Guts State at Talla vernment said today that tcoast and Okeechobee region. The | hitssee as representative of the Dutch troops had encountered ,club presidents and — secretaric: J Rota y Club wwe her report. in (little resistence in any sector,}are expected to gain at the s¢ person vesterday at a meeting and that many of the Indonesian jsions the training essential of the | Rotarian in St. Paul’ troops had fled to wooded dis- {successful administration of club}Church Parish Hall tricts. e jaffairs during the year of their Girls State i conducted bs Most of the Dutch troops’ jofficc elie ican Legion Auxiliary work, it was said further, was in] Lawrence Hirsig, Jacksonville. |Miss Hilton and Miss Birdie Lowe mopping up activities. Many vil- ;NOW Serving as district governor | represented Key West on the or nesian troops, and it w added (197 ‘C. will Sie Goveliol Kalle o Jocal gue st attended the that anyone ofithe tevaptured vil-qis ne conducl of the. sessions cee WERENT ORR iG TEA lages was the largest sugar retin- {Other speakers include W rg, | Hoda Leah manager of La ery in Java i Matherly. inesville: Roland {CONeD# Hotel No communique was broadcast Horton, Lake Worth; Albert Gei- | — McAndrews said the hotel is the only first-class hotel in the city. He added the payroll was around $8,000 a month “We pay approximately $15 000.4 year. taxes to the cit; McAndrews said. “It seems to me that we are entitled to less noise in the neighborhood of the | hotel. We lose an average of $50 a day in money not collected from tenants -because they are unable to get a night’s rest “The noise largely comes from the loud ringing of the tele- phone attached to the taxi stand at Duval and Fleming and to the ! taxi drivers who nightly con- gregate there swearing and com- mitting nuisances on the street. “No attention has been to my suggestion to the city au- thorities that the taxi stand moved to another where there is no hotel and where the noise created would disturb no one.” corner GERMAN FORD BUS COLOGNE. Germany.—(AP) The Ford factory here is working on a prototype 30-passenger bus. British military government an- nounced. ——<—<—<— <<< — "HYDRAULIC BRAKE SPECIALISTS Let Us Check Your Brakes Lou Smith Auto Service White at Fleming Phone 5 pposite Army Barracks” Se TE ed Choice Poultry Battery-Raised FRYERS and ROASTERS (Cut Up, If Desired) BELOW COMPETITIVE PRICES We Invite Comparison BRADY'S POULTRY MARKET - 1214 White Street PHONE 540 com. | paid ; be | T. c. Purcell : CLOLIIS@AODZSA We Don't Know What Hot Weather Is, Cates States “Warm weather? You should take a trip to Texas and California, if you want | | to find out what warm weather is.” { Thus spoke Myrtland | Cates today about a three- weeks trip that he, Mrs. Cates and Myrtland, Jr., had made to Huntington Park, Cali- fornia, to visit Mr. and Mrs. William Lord. Mr. Lord is Mrs. Cates’ brother. : “We had a most enjoyable rip.” Mr. Cates said, “de- spite ine hot weather. Every j day from Orange, Texas, to California, while we were away, the temperature was more than 100, and on one day it went up to 111. The high temperatures occur only during the day, from 9 in the morning to sundown; and the nights are pleasantly cool. But give me Key West's weather. I’ve been in 32 of the 48 States, and I found weather nowhere, winter or summer, that was as agree- able as ours.” GIST aaa MMs t Dutch Mopping — | Up, Communique Today Declares ; today by Indonesian leaders. Roig Given | Visiting Here \ military KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY 2 THERNMOST NEWSPAPER Associated Preas 1) 1947 Senate Lasts | Night Long AGAINST PROPOSED RESOLU-| TION FOR INVESTIGATION ; OF ELECTION FRAUDS IN MISSOURI | (By Axsocinted Press) | WASHINGTON, July 25.—Sen- ate Democrats filibustered all night against a proposed resolu-j tion for a congre onal investi- gation of alleged election frauds | in Missouri, and shortly after 5| o'clock this morning, Republican | leaders. withdrew Democrats argued that the Re- |publicans’ concern was in trying to strike at the President, in fore- ing the resolution, because comes .from Missouri, This morning the house passed the bill for the unification of thc armed forces, which had passed the senate, and sent it to the White House. No further attempt, it was stat- ed, will be made at this session of congress to pass the universal training bill. It will come up again, leaders said, at the next session of congress. Houes and senate are working hard today to clear up measures, so that congress adjourn by tomorrow night. Rep resentatives returned to their seats, fresh and rested, but sena- tors looked tired after their all night session. Rotary To Hold several may | Annual Assembly At Vero Beach (Special to Uhe Citi VERO BEACH, July 25. ‘The annual assembly of district 167-B of Rotary International will be held here July 27 to undei the leadership of James f Ketter, Jr. of Miami, district: governor Delegates from Key West in- clude Edwin Trevor, president of Key West Rotary; Secretary Aquilino Lopez, Jr. and B. Curry Moreno. ger, St Harry Earle G all of whom Rus- Al- Petersburg; Smith, Winter Garden: Thatcher. Vero Beach are past district: governors: sell Williams, Miami; J. Cleve J I B Cit y|len, Coral Gables: Aquilino Lo- OD DY UNLY | pce, av.. Key West: Theo. Preston Miami: H. F. Gordes. Miami; Di Lee Goddard, personnel direc- |Carl Herman, West Palm Beach; | tor of the City of Key West, an-iCarl Williams, Ft. Pier nounced today the temporary an-{ The Vero Beach Rotarians ave pointment of Charles W. Roig, providing entertainment features 3633 Flagler avenue, as a laborer jfor the gathering. notable among with the public service depart-' Which will be a fellowship ban ment, street division quet Sunday night. a special din ner for ladies Monday a play night program for night. Windswept Hotel sembly headquarters, with ¢ Mace as the location of the ness sessions and play night din- noon Mc lub busi T. G. Purcell, of Anselmo, Ne-|cr. The ladies will have a sfyle s .. |show and card party at the Park braska, a retired printer, is vis ¢ k iting Key West, way Hotel. Elmer J. Bauer is the pugs x i }chairman of the host commuttes He is accompanied by his sis-|""R' Graves, club president, andl ter, Mrs. Caroline Haydon, and {John Morse, club secretary, Har- her daughter, Miss Emma Walker | iy Curzon is in charge of entc: Haydon. They are staying at the Coral Apartments »., |. « | Palace Theater “GUNSMOKE RANCH” with The Three Mesquiteers 1 Starting Saturday “HIT PARADE OF 1947" tainment features POOR OLD CRAIG'S SERVICE STATION Division at Francis Phone 9134 De Luxe Champion Outboard MOTORS IMMEDIATE _ Sraermmemmenate. AUTOMOBILES For Sale 1942 Chevrolet Fleetline |1942 Chevrolet DeLuxe, 1941 Dodge, 4-Door | 1946 Dodge, 4-Door 1947 Dodge 1'’%2-Ton Truck ; NAVARRO, Inc. 2-Door NOTICE DR. H. K. MOORE Announces His Return to Key West and Resumption of His Practice at | Opposite Bus Station ee 419 EATON STREET Ratitasaemcamencai attests AS mR the resolution. | he} &. SO Oa a Ts oe Josephine” Ready To Fight ‘For Her Babies - \ Robert Dopp, public serv- ice director, yesterday was surveying the property on Stock Island, known as the Botanical Gardens, adjacent the Municipal Hospital. His duties took him to the |! edge of a large pond. where ! he heard a roar that startled him. | The roar came from “Jose- phine,” a mother alligator, ready to fight to protect her young, hidden in the depths j of the pond. She back down stubbornly, as Dopp drop- ped rocks in the water to frighten her while he went on with his work. BSS, SST SII Md i to i /Prepare Deed For County Home Lot City Manager Ellingson stated floday that istant City Attos nes itius Lester was prepa ing a deed to the land on Stock Island that cit commissioners had authorized be given to the county for use as an old folks home The lot has a frontage of 150 property the Alosiital adjoins Rotarians Hear Marylee Wilton Mi Marylee Hilton, daughter 1) Returns From New York V Mt Lillian Carbonell, wife of City Comr ioner Louis Car- bonell, has returned to their 330 Duval treet residence after York cationing With her Jdaughter, Mitzi ere oars ara, <outhernmoat Garage in U. 8. | TWINS GARAGE | 1120 Daval Street Phone 169 4uto Repairs, Painting, Body and Fender Work Genuine Anto Parts for All Care | www vwwvv vv re | i \ | | Barn Dance . TONIGHT | 8:00 to 12:00 o’Clock | Sponsored by Catholic Youth Cluk Der prac . | Parish Center | 1021 Duval St. Music By | John Pritchard's Orchestra | Admission 50c - All Are Welcome ee ee Oe ee ee i We Wish to Announce the OPENING of the | RESTAURANT EVERY SUNDAY From 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. OPENING DAY SPECIAL | CRAWFISH ENCHILADO ELPRADO | Commissioner Louis Carbonell Vf I ‘i ] ( | | | Say N . | HIVE ANNOUNCES tt said today he will make a mo-: any OCA AMLGPFEN Veet tion at the next mecting of the WILL RETURN TO RE city commission, August 5, that E Gl: es D T | | T Tl a , mi " - } Nq t i a a Oc eee lwhen the name of San Francisco ! ) 5 ‘ is Spraem Plaza ig changed to Key West L - ft) F M | ae [Plaza on. August. 12 | lons Urganization Members Carbonell explained that he} ;voted for the motion at the last! op EY 5 TOR mestingdbut thalihe had noline| Aces LO EIONS TO ee ee | tention of going, and that also the SEE T TNER : « Acroviasi@ had invited the com-| 2 22S NEEDY CHIE. ; |missioners to make a Havana > ‘eT o¢ . Tells ice , |trip/as guests of the airlines and, OMEN” GED GRASSES Vells Police He ithat to date the commissioners; -PppEy wh ‘as S » jhave not accepted the offer THEY NEED Was Stabbed ‘ Carbonell said that he told] Majority of the cases for trea Cor , ; {Commissioner John Carboncil,| ant tor caus at any Mu, Former Wile ley, Hl he wauld be unable to) OM fo eves at the -Monros ‘make the trip. He made the dis-|County Clinic are children WilliemauSuxton scares lelosure to his fellow commission-! cording to Dr. James P. Todd, 228 Division street, was stab ea last Tuesday night’s meet |director of the Medica! and So bed last night near his left | “Mayor Wm. W. Demeritt should jcial Services of the State of Flo KidnaysiHevtoldspolesiiney ibe the sole delegate.” said the {ida (Council for/the Blind), who former wife, Lilliam Bux jcommissioner, and added that he}spoke ast night before — the fon. stabbed him while in the was not in favor of anyone else {Lions Club vicinity of the Imperial Cafe jmaking the trip. unless the mayor! Dr. Todd appealed to the Lact on Whitehead street was unable to do so. to see that those needy « en After the accusation, Bux —__—_——--- are taken care of. He thanke ton told police that he did a A : | Dr. J. C. Sanchez, Earl Hamiltor not intend to press charge: eo eon fone members of the elub's committe Official To Visit, [sre tad the woundwort i: (OOO Om a MGM & Todd's visit, for their effort ' Pr. Todd said he had treated " ' | Here On July 29). pre sei ene sta Surplus Goods roe County Clinic and othe one rey > ' Cary Williams, assistant man-| jority of “them were children ce S ager of the Social Security Field} They greatly needed eve glass lo l C. old Al Past President Fred Mille n ». > . Key West office, Florida State |Past Secretary ©. E. Smith, J W. | alm B mach eipplovanent Service, on Tues- | were presented plaques f he aay, July 29. “TASCITST ANT UINTINNe oMtrores | TCR tt aoe “ ne o Anyone interested in Sucial| during the past year. The plaque The W \ \ Security benefits and Survivors | were presented to them by today an Insurance, is requested to call at | Judge Thomas S. Caro tv t f 840,00 ' this office. A quiz program followed All sa ' ite 6 Es nember enjoyed the chicken Li ‘ / and vice dinner prepared by West rt August Golf Pro W ill ‘Benny Fernandes. Among th rhe > ¢ yas t atten HOF hy meet Weinmann Mag D2 Fe, ase Pane Oo Vincent Molina, Jv. and Lana uh ara CN Gea malin eT IEE || eee i ’ ; ; on August 12. The Key West@r][, 1 ~ a Yad) has been summer pro at_a New roop 25. S \ England summer resort in Mas ro »p od outs rhe ; ; sachusetts for the past two] (1, 7 4 bu aati Camp On Weekend 3)", With Lopez are Mrs. Lopez and A ee their children, Joe and : Boy Scout Tiooj Bo mary Weaded — b Sear ——— Martinez, had a | EBERHARDT 18 their camping trip 1 | CHARGED WITH merland Key last Friday and Sat ' TELEGAMIPHRKING | Te. macvel acled: a an aca Fred Eberhardt, 619! Katon }cook. Fishing honor nt to 534 street, was given a ticket by Po-| Enrique Esperdy i a lice Officer J.C. Cerezo tov il only fish. Howeve ‘ legal parking this morning. Some {ply of food was ot \ time ago. Mr. Eberhardt was tthe wants of the out-of charged with “parking in a no-|Onelio Alvarez, Ren parking zone” and fined $2) by iinte Bake nrique Esperdy : 5 t Nuueee anaue a Eciinilad ine en A ‘ Municipal Court Sea en AH AREIa Tee : Mr. Eberhardt has posted a $i] ‘1 ane «oo , ; The troop planted two Roya WA bond for his appearance in court Poit etic? thie alteuniany seiiemeustarany joumtaenes Fess ot 2 1937, FORD PICK UP that when the bond is posted and | iMehand whit the party concerned does not ap- | 1"P pei thatthe $1 is forfeited in 6, k Di $325 00 Cash Bond was estreated in court OC UUCUGES SEF JAMES MUNIZ this afternoon ae 8 Div a ae e Petitions ekir TRE filed — yesterda with ¢ W MEMO es Harold Hat ; : : | Sa ane FRIED CHICKEN ene Newby against Rlizabett To the Key West Newby TONITE AND EVERY N PUBLIC! || Seeman nee We Wish to Remind All That 5 i eR te Ma te te Bite ite ‘ | In Addition to Our led REPLACEMENT PRESCRIPTIONS mn SUPER SANDWICHES |} Compounded t st . Our Restaurant aoY's KEY WEST AUTO PARTS GARDNER'S PHARMACY WEAVER S Will OPEN Gpeee neice 1114 Division St Varel 1 Aas e a Phone 177 Free Delivery WHERE: ELSE Tomorrow Saturday, July 26 RAREST I CES | Sterling's Poul Serving Spanish and || Sterlings Poultry VFW DANCE Key West American Meals Sea Foods - Short Orders§| — & Egg Market ALONIGHT and | Poultry & Egg Specializing in Turtle Steak— R 1 “i 'ARROZ CON POLLO seater a © : CO Mist tN ‘ : RY I RS td DOOR PRIZES Our Motto Is to Please All ’ nay \ i Black-Out Restaurant cates At The Clubrooms abi Out Reset ROASTERS (Gitte es. Pech cd | STREP 904 Fleming Street Phone weal OUTIPY ‘ FAVORS Effect At Next Meeti Of City He Says Com feet and a depth of 175 feet The | Office m Miami, will be in the ie Service and AP Fea . 67 Years De t Interesta of K U. S.A. VRICE FIVE EN Papy Acquitted Of | Bribery Charges By Circuit Court Jury se aig WEORMER REPRESEN! 904 Fleming Street Phe? , am,