The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 7, 1947, Page 1

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West, Florida, has the mos? equable climate in the + with an average range of only 14° Fahrenheit Che Key West Citi HE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY; NOVEMBER 7, 1947 City Will Be Asked For $10,000 Fund To RunUSO During1948 MEETING TODAY HELD* TO DISCUSS FUTURE OPO IO oe Tas OF JACKSON SQUARE Manager, BUILDING | |Not Mayor, City Commissioners will | Suggested asked shortly to consider an ap: Propriation of approximately $10,000 to guarantee operation of | the Jackson Square community The men who finished building when the USO gives up| ion expressed a thought in |army, navy and other vice | its work here on December 26.| @ telegram of congratulations ae ang es tH conclusion ae Then, as explained by Frank ene an villans in general ‘Adams, director of ‘the USO at to the man who headed the j began thei? parade, which lasted | a meeting of civilian and Naval personnel at Jackson Square to- day at noon, the remainder of | the operating costs of the build- ing, approximately $15,000 a year, would be undertaken by the Army and Navy YMCA. ae ee Aer aanes “I feel sure, after talking Jas ty erts, in his Pamecntalatane { week with Army-Navy YMCA telegram. remarked that Ad-. | Officials, that that organization’ ams could do far more qood would yundertake to operate the oK usO here and put in it two dol- Be So) eT) EY vali than as its mayor. lars for every one spent by the! sak ‘ r A i i With M city,’ sdid Adams. : ats elena aAgams A 3 as city manager,” Roberts ieaune eG said today. “you can het ae Con; 9 io Nesonel your last dollar that things acta Alar area) would be run rightly in our city.” curred to a good many other _ Key Westers. Aware of Maitland Adams’ success for many years as i said | she would take up the question | with her organization it would support an in Key West during 1948. whether | operation PIE OME IH) last in Tuesday's city elec- le of the military, ticket that, probably, has oc- | until early evening. at intervals along the line of -+march, but he was not pres ent) {to see the parade. ; was at a resort along the For 67 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West THE U.S.A. PRICE FIVE CENIY |Soviets Today Celebrate 30th | | Anniversary | ALL-DAY PARADE HELD AND SPEECHES MADE PRAISING RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT FOR “FREEDOM OF PEOPLE” \ (By The Associnted Press) : MOSCOW, Nov. 7.—An all- day-long parade was held here today to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of the organization of the Soviet republic. The first parade was for mem-' including U.S. Approves Everglades 2 Sat ttn arta tin ttn tntnntintantintin blatant tintin dr dn in On hd hdd \MABAAAAABADAASAAASABABAAAABAAAAABAABA, Stalin’s pictures were put up! who extolled him, for had done for the Rus ple.” remarked that, though he! Black | s “present in Sea coast, he wi: spirit.” Government _ offic’ stated that the annivers being observed jubilantly even in out- posts in Siberia. Speeches delivered here all praised the Soviet government for the “freedom of all its peo- | ple,” and then they fell to abus- | ® Charles Lewis, regional direc-| a tor of thes USO-YMCA_ with poatourtiars at Atlanta, said he | Float I or City support Key West in the event, In Orange Bowl | Miami Parade the city appropriated a fund of ' about $10,000. Among those who attende | epee ere Clent-G.'Pr An effort is being made by chairman of the military affairs the Key. West Chamber of Com- ! committee, of . the Chamber. of| merce to get 150 tickets for ‘the Orange. Bowl football game at Miami, and to give tickets to Cominerce,-and P. Sher, a mem- dotiors Here to a fund to have @ ber of ittee;/Capt. Carl Milton yDr. Wikiiony Kemp} Row. John E. «Pickens, Earl Hamilton, WaT!) Miller, Joe: Peatinan'fsey West float in the Bowl Paul Mesa, Jr., W. F. Bowery, | Parade. ’ saubsch *| It was decided to ‘take this Harold Laubscher, Chaplain O.| 4! aes ‘ say F action yesterday at a meeting of By rakes n cce Te ant |the board;,of directors st the Carl Johnson, executive officer (ieee of the eeu Gee : W. W. De-| contact the representa- iinpeen NaeEcorer ‘ | tives in Con in an effort to ? | have them support a movement Bie ey ere rerleen:S Cough: jin Congress to have. the inter- 1H astal waterway extended from Key West to Bahia Honda. Iso decided to Agueros Visiting | This action was taken at the ion of the Atlantic Deep- 10 Days In City aterways Association, of which the local Chamber is a Lt. and M Charles P.}member. A letter was ived Aguero, Fort Jackson, S. C., are | from the association suggesting visiting with Mrs. Agucro’s par- | this course of action. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. |: Aguere, of 511 Simonton street. | They will remain in Key We sty for the next ten days, and then | will report to California new Army assignment. Lowe os’ Pienie Grounds es Swim and Fish | | SARASOTA WE ARE... | Rowboats and Outhoard HYDRAULIC BRAKE | Motors For Rent SPECIALISTS Let Us Check Your Brakes | PHONE 748) Lou Smith Auto Service White st Fleming Phone § * “©)pposite Army Barracks” SOUTH BEACH Patio, Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge 241 Feet on the Ocean Foot of Simonton Street OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY, SUNRISE to 2 A.M. ENJOY YOUR Breakfast-Brunch-Luncheon or Dinner STOCK ISLAND One Mile Up Old Highway Vits 46th y {noun ing the “imperialistic govern-| ISSUANCE of an Everglades National Park commemorative stamp ments” that were trying to put, has been approved by the Post Office Department. The three-cent an end to the Rule of the peo-; stamp will go on sale December 6, the tentative date for dedication ple’s government in Russia. But of the 1,000,000-acre park of the Florida peninsula, part of which is the “imperialistic governments” will “fail miserably” in their ef-! forts to destroy the rule of the} Sh es Soviets. President Truman of the Unit- ed States and Prime ea seo cd Sutera vine Mune Carbonell, Deseritt Come ohypraetizs er greg tee Gr Out For Dave King To Be City Managtr’ Of Key: West’ situated in Monroe County. The stamp was designed by Garnett aeeee of Miami. thirtieth anniversary of its or-! ganization. j Appointed Asst. The of Florida, Children’s Home Society! yy gt é at the beginning of; To Canvass Votes r of service to Flor- { ida homeless, orphan and desti-| City Commissioners will meet tute ee Nov. 3, ee an.’ this afternoon at 5 o'clock to s the appointment of) the Wekday George T. Swartzott of jicany e - land and Boston, municipal election. This meeting superintendent of the s , to|of the old Commission is in ac- assist Marcus C. “Daddy” Fagg,| cordance with the new City who recently completed 37 years! Chav! which requires a meet- of service as state superinten-| ing to be held within three day HUNDRED PERCENT, “wit NO. STRINGS -Comindissinner John Carbonell tald THY “Citizen that he Mayor Demeritt will ask at the next meeting of the City Com- mission that Dave ‘turned as City Manager of Key | West. | Carbonell and votes of will back him with no strings aftached.” Carbonell stated that he azil.—(AP).—A! been pi bed | | SAO PAULO, E irport has con P roperly Sale piece of to Harvey for $350. — 2. | luxe. . PEA SOUP—We serve it but | don’t eat it. (Champagne is a! i much better starter for aj meal.) WEAVER'S STEAKS SUPREME! property at Tavernier Mait- H. Keeler, Tavernier, | 1. other three commissioners, land Adants, Louis (Continued On Page Foor OLD CRAIG SERVICE STATION | Division atFrancis Phone 9134 | CHAMPION \Outboard Motors - $127.00 PORK CHOPS—One ‘of Na- ture’s Masterpieces, POTATOES—Filler uppers ae SEALED BEAM. HEADLIGHTS ROY’S KEY WEST AUTO PARTS 121 Duval Street ee BREAKFAST at Sunrise | BRUNCH at High Noon | $50 COMPLETE FULL COURSE gh leap sg mse Served at 5 t Why "Not Dine and D _— ON THE PATIO UNDER THE MOON and STARS VISIT OUR COCKTAIL LOUNGE Get to Know Our Mixologists—Finest of Properly Mixed Drinks ; BRADY'S Choice Poultry Soft-Bone ROASTERS ROASTERS BATTERY-RAISED of RYERS UT-UP IF DESIRED 1214 Wirics Street | UE RENEE TO 3 LIGHT... RICH. . «| DELICIOUS HOT CAKES COFFEE at Nine o’Clock | Division and Simonton Streets § h! i] M the Clubrooms; Gb ee | 2ND and FLAGLER AVENUE j We Bake All Our Own Pastry including Fresh Danish Pastry VETERANS OF ; FOREIGN WARS | Present A FRIDAY NITE i Fun - Excitement | Reasonably Priced Refreshments | Nationally Known Brands of Beers and Liquors TOT TTT Daily ... to Take Out FHONE 540 dent, during which time over; after each election. ll said today that | 3,000 homeless, orphan and “less! ‘The inaugural meeting of the “after seeing Mr. Ellingson hanced” children, _ from babic !new City Commission will be, and My. King work, I am up to 16 years of age, of every | held next Tuesday, November convinced that King is the creed and belief, were referred! 11, at noon. more capable man.” He con- to the Home Society for aid and, —_——— anueds ihe mBYOE ane al care from every city, town and: @ P rt advocate the return o ave village in in Florida, Sao auto Air port King to succeed Ellingson. We | 100 per cent | Daulo by U. S. air tech-; Sidered Ellingson to be a very Earle S. Johnson transferred | jnician, Col. Clinton Bell, who; personable man, and that their! y fla! 322 ‘Duval le invitation of the govern-!telations had been very pleasant. piece of property near ate of Sao Paulo,!“In regard to King, there never and pata streets, | ject to. amplify | Was any personal grievances at according to i of Cangonh a filed yesterday | — |! The commissioner, who has Court Clerk Ross C. eee |served nearly ten years, first as Sawyer. d WEAVER’S ALPHABET ja councilman, and then as a Herbert L. Alley transferred al os for: j commissioner, hoped that the! Carbonell, | [Russians Don’t Membership Drive Will Be Put On By AMERICAN SCIENTISTS SAY. * PURPOSE OF CAMPAIGN RUSSIA WON'T KNOW SE- >). r is IS'TO RAISE FUNDS TO CRET FOR 15 YEARS Bridge Polls SUPPORT ADVERTIS- WASHINGTON, ‘Nov. 7—No_ Show Deer ease ING DRIVE official comment was made here A membership drive will be today about Russian Comissar | put on December 2 by the Key During October Molotoy’s speech yesterday in; West Chamber of Commerce, it Moscow,, in which, among other} Though 5,601 more passengers | was decided yesterday at a meet- things he said against the western used the Overseas Highway, ing of the board of directors of bloc of nations, he accused the ridges last month than in Octo- | the organization. tolls decreased 1| The purpose of the drive for ‘ompared with October a a ates new members is to carry the ad- vertising and publicity program the Chamber is undertaking in Miami and locally during the coming season, Edwin Trevor, president of the Chamber, said. Included in’ the «program is printing of at least 50,000 folders describing the points of interest Passengers last month num-|in Key West for the benefit of bered 3 October of last | tourists; spending $1,500 for bill- boards on Highway No. 1 aboye United States of setting up bases in Europe to be used for war; j against Russia. { While American officials kept silent about the ridiculous charges, | hicles used }unofficial Washington today,’ month. ithrough the Voice of Amerjca,! Tolls in October of 1946, to- ‘picked to pieces the charges, taled $24,704.25; last month they ; {made by Molotov. {amounted toe$22,859.75. |_ The broadcasts were beamed to! ; Europe and Russia, and, after | demonstrating the untruth of Mo- | 5 the decrease was fewer motor ve- the bridges last because 1,178 | lotov’s statements about the Unit- | ehicles using the} and below Miami; erection of a ied States, pointed out that this/ st month totaled 11-1 neon sign on Biscayen boulevard i country’s mission in western Eu- | 246; October of last year, 12,424. in Miami, to attract tourists to the city, and the: ordering of il- lustrative murals regarding Key “| West for placement in the infor- mation bureaus in Miami. In connection with the passing of touri$t information to visitors ‘rope is to help the people tie ; until they are able to help them | selves. i Molotov’s speech was a mixture lee misleading charges and a mor- | bid reiteration of Russia's aim to; | Rumor-Monger’ Gets Sentence Of “preserve the peace of the world.” [ed I P | d here this comi the di- Atomic bomb scientists in the ars © coming season, the di United States smiled amusedly | d Years NE OANG | rectors accepted the opinion of over Molotov’s claim that the Rus-| | GIZYCHO, Poland. — (AP)—|Manager Harold Laubscher that sians know the secret of atomic bomb. The scienti !clared that the “secret” multifarious, so much so that Ri | sia will not be able to product the |Rumor-mongers are finding it|€veryone who contacts visitors esn't pay to talk too much. A| Should be aware of Key West’s ribunal sentenced Franeiszek | attractions and pass along the in- Lemke to five ye imprison- | formation. ai ment “for spreading false news| As a result, Ramon Navarro tle a farmer who, Will be asked to attend a meet- down in the regained} ing of the Chamber shortly so that a class of filling station at- tendants, waiters, , waitresses, and others could be’ properly in- structed as*to the city’s attrac- : : “The Silver Star’ CREWS GET ANTI as 1 CHOLERA SHOTS: President Teevor pf the Cham. + Wins Contest Of |. . LISBON.—(AP). — All official’ ber pointed’ oat ‘to the directors | Seaboard R. R. |. sorking on Lisbon’s Portela air-| at yesterday’s meeting that all ; Workable bomb for 15 years atlirying to un had settle least. Superintendent Of | ——t-———# AGREE TO BACK FOR yopronx, va, Nov. 71—"The | Patt, ste 12 have anticholera) the offers of the | Chamaber* Children’s Home, Old Commission . | MER MANAGER ONE Silver Star’ is the name seleet [danger of the plague spreading | State Road Department holds its ed in the $500 pi {from through airplanes | meeting in Miami to greet s the Sealioard Air Line Railroad's |. siving from the Near Kast. 1600 Road ‘Pepartment officials ; Streamlined ‘train to be put in)” Ai mempers of the crew of | who are expected in Key West | service. December 12, for travel Portuguese taniser » Sam’| during: ‘the. convention. betwéen.New York and both} pu. wore also inoculated be- nt Florida it) was an love ‘leaving for Persia to take Federal Court | Exeuses Hamlin AE TEN, U S| D U K FE S | Roy Hamlin, city clerk, has | | been excused from Federal court B fi R B- Q i duty in the Tharp case, Miaroy today by C ger traffic manag * a cargo of oil road. { Mrs. King be re-' i Jordan of If Pete Harry Tangerine avenue, St. j burg, won the {presented a Matthews 5 ‘general pe | Petersburg. M Jerry tian Cabrera and 3 are still in. Miami Key Westers, . Jordan | and her! ' husband, a fl 1 ee emer f 300 FRONT STR | testifying in the c 1 oil concern, moved — fron stify | aitoniniety Slee Petercbiie oll Opposite, Aquarium Another Key Wester sub. amc poenaed Wednesday was Hollon | Specializing in... Bervaldi, who spent yesterday in Miami with the other Key West ~ Home-Made Chili)" and Bar-B-Q | a ‘Wanted irst Class MECHANIC —— Apply —— NAVARRO, Inc. Opposite Bus Station | make their: home early this ‘PALACE THEATER ROY ROGERS in Springtime in the Sierras’ Open Every Day including Sunda News and Features 11 A.M. to Midnite Fountain Serv Popular Brane e and of Beer | Southernmost Garage in U. 8. | | | TWINS GARAGE | 1120 Deval Street Phone 160 | Auto Kepairs, Painting, Body and Fender Work Genwine Asto Parts for All Cars RAMONIN'S RESTAURANT 615 DUVAL STREET RE-OPENS TOMORROW Saturday, November 8th, at 4:00 P.M. UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MR. RAMONIN Who, for the Past 2 Years, Has Been Away fiom the Restaurant Which Carries His Name AMAA ane erseaesenane FRESCRIPTIONS tiurcatcnce Ingredients Compounded by Experienced | Pharmacists GARDNER'S PHARMACY 1114 Division St., Cor. Varela Phone 177 Free Delivery PAINT | All Who Have Dined at Ramonin’s Restaurant During His Management Know That the Return of Mr. Ramonin Signifies YOUR ow CAR | GOODFOOD ail SERVICE wih DAB and Absolute Cleanliness THE WONDER PAINT! RAMONIN’S for the OPENING $ Just Wipe On With 595 Will Serve A Very Specially Prepared DeLUXE DINNER at *175 Powder Puff! Quart Anyone Can Apply Also Service a la Carte Ramonin’s Restaurant Will Open Daily Fee Demonstration SATURDAY, NOV. 8TH, at BAYVIEW SERVICE STATION ee ee ne and Sunday at 11 o’Clock 4