The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 5, 1949, Page 1

Key West, Florida, has the most equable climate in the Country, with an average tange of only 14° Fahrenheit ae ne VOL. LXX. No. 31 LOSS IN EXCESS OF $100,000:‘AT: ICE PLANTHERE| Ice Being Deliverec : Here From Carnival Being Miami Run “Right”, Committee Says Norberg Thompson, Principal Owner, Makes Examination Byery{hiig' was “all right” at the canival being operated on » Determine Loss Stock Island last night, accord- While ice was being trucked ing to Louis Carbonell, chairman of the Lions Club committee, which investigated complaints of of the which was in from Miami, officials Thompson Ice Plant, almost totally destroyed by fire &ambling and lewd shows which day, said the loss ainda were -allegedly conducted there. be in excess of $100,000. | “The committee went out to It is too early to estimate the [the carnival grounds last night lo said Norberg Thompson, |'and found it was all O. K.” said prineipal owner of the plant. | Carbonell. “There was one game dat of Buti onszen ofmndovo! at the carnival that was plainly | “But it will be in excess of $100,- | Sambling, and we put a stop ot 000. that. lee was being brought into the “The management of the car- city thi norning by trucks) nival has agreed to run the show ordered by A. Maitland Adams, ;on the up and up. However, we general manager of the company.| J). i a Beag S We advise ail users of ive 70 Will go out every night to see be as economical as possible in| that it is run.that way their use of ice,” said Adams. ———_—_____ As soon as the fire ‘had been M h Of Di exting hed by the City fire-/ are mes men, the Navy and the Army} fs firemen, the company started | Th nk Cc caamination ol the} #2@NKS Citizen make ar wrecks to see what could be salvaged. As the March of Dimes foes in- its final head- | quarters observed that two very important contributors to the campaign have been omitted from the lists carried ip The Citizen These are The Key West Citi- zen and Radio Station WKWF. Both these agencies gave freely Army, Air Force |, Recruiter Due Here On Monday Staff Sergeant James P. Rozar, day today, P) Phoio } POLICEMAN GERALD PARRISH (left) writes out a ticket upon finding this mule tied too long to a parking meter at Jackson, Tenn. Two weéks before. the same mule escaped from his own- er and raced merrily through Jackosn streets. This running spree caused two automobiles to collide and gave the mule Che Kriy mm ta sacar enna Al THE SOUTHERNMOST KEY WEST. FLORIDA. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1949 SCREAMING WOMAN HALTS HEARING ut ries k Peiping, WSPAPER IN T Agree To Talk | ‘About Peace By The Asenctated Preast NANKING, Feb. 5—Commun- ; | ist Tedders, in a broadcast trom | said» today they are yeady to confer with representa- tives. of the people, not’ of the Nanking government, to discuss ke :: (?) Photo LEAH YOUNG, who identified herself as a m2mber of the Pro- | gressive party, screams “Talmadge and Ku Kluxers” at a public hearing in Atlanta on Georgia's proposed voter re-registration | law. The demonstration broke up the meeting at which the !| proposal was being argued before a state senate committee, ! Russians Howl Against | Counter Blockade, Cutting ’ ‘today set.up their government in / Canton, though, some of ‘the of- ' Temperatures ' At 7:30 A.M., EST President Li, as a consequence, sent. Chinese elders and profes- Tn the broadenst, no indication was given ‘of what terms the communists will insist ‘on before | ‘a#reping to enter into a peace t (pact. Meanwhile, ‘the — Nationalists fices provided. fer various minis- j ters: were unoccupied. It was also/announced that the Nationalist government has de- eided ‘to ‘transfer 15,000 troops from’ Nanking to the Canton area. Station— Atlanta Augusta Billings HE U.S.A. sk For In Case ROYALL VISITS MacARTHUR IN TOKYO Death Sentenice gainst Cardinal AndHis 6 Co-Defendants Hard Sentence’ | Was Term | Used - In Hungary, Sentence Is Equivalent To Extreme Penalty {By The Associnted™ Prews)’ BUDAPEST, Hungary, Feb. 5.— The prosecuting attorney, in sum- ming up today before the jury , in the case against Josef Cardinal | Mindszenty, charged with trea- | son, asked for the equivalent of } the death penalty. i He did © not say so in’ so many | words, but in Hungary, the term | “hard sentence” is used in capi- tal cases and means recQmmenda- | tion of death by hanging: A™“hard Sentence” was asked. for also in | the cases of the six churchmen, | who are the Cardinal's co-defen- | dants. When council for the @efend- (®) Wirephoto from Army Radiophoto ants and the prosecuting attorney had concluded their “address to And WKWF Conditions” Already | CHOS Off Shipments In Berlin 3te= ‘ Boston y “Frightful ™* | Ghasiksion EN CHAPLAIN ! Chicago Corpus Christi = $ estar alin ctene—portinetldriparensahe a ob tra SECRETARY OF THE ARMY KENNETH ROYALL (left) from Goldsboro, N. C., and Gen. Douglas MacArthur ride together in Tokyo Feb. I just after Royall’s arrival on a tour of U. S. mili- tary installations in the Far East. the jury, the judge said that probably he will not» impose sentence until Monday. | However, it was said in court Exist And Will Become Worst After Blockade | (iy ‘The BERLIN, Feb. 4.—Russian} leaders are howling today over the counter blockade that the FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE 1 to 4 Rooms in Heart of Duval St. | Call at 517 Duval Street | ‘ana DAC NS or Powe POR ‘Best Paint Sold | STR NK LUMBER YARP TELEPHONE 816 HO eats eS at oa | || MIAMI - KEY WEST \ BARGE LINE. Inc. CLYDE-MALLORY DOCKS deugh to pursuing officers of the law. He was finally caught and sold at auction, But here he is, back in hot water again. The charge: Over-parking. His new owner, Charlie Buntin (right) wes stuck with @ $1 fine, TELEPHONE 6 Barge Leaves Miami Every Friday , Denver : ' Galveston ! Jacksonville Kansas City PHONE 1075 $10.00 DOOR PRIZE Dr. J. A. Valdes Wishes to Announce that Dr. George Lawson Eye Surgeon of Miami, Fermerly Associated With Dr. Bascom Palmer, Will Hereafter Be Associated With Him in the Practice of Eye Surgery 417 EATON STREET | Telephone 332 at | Hours by Appointment keep the | side th stwin f the crash t p hole whic p t operied in the other ve iil morrow Coen ecesevcecsesee0ec0e0e09 PALACE THEATER LON CHANEY and “CANNONBALL” TAYLOR. in “Sixteen Fathoms Deep” FOR SALE! FOR SALE! Good Used Cars TWINS GARAGE Your Friendly Studebaker Dealer TELEPHONE 163 Helnsman Deseribes Efforts wha thei sentences wil be. (circles that the Cardinal and his co-defendants probably will over recruiting sergeant for the Aymy it dpode nad t ; b United States and Great Britain and Air Foreo, will be in Key | of § a ime to publicizing} jaye decided. on st the West MondayethywmghAWednes.| the driyesrom its outset without, ; aginst io Mates = Soy, Feb belette enlist quali- {| charge.” a A zone in Geymaoy. The : who died fied men and Women for these! In The Citizen a daily cartoon fblockade is scheduled to go into ‘Mi : i Florida two service was Carried on the front page for} effect at midn’ght tomorrow, | Minneapolis S| “Bolt fiiby Of Key | ¥ | was a former of Kes The recruiting office will be! 15 days. This item alone, if paid | | hon thesia ond © Aenean , Memphis 31 : is thee West. Among surviving. relatives located in Room 212, Post Office ,for at regular rates would have} ¥! ees ; et |New Orleans 52 West, On Coast Guard ‘Zine-Coi ted {is 4 sister, Mrs. John W. Robert Building, and will be open from! cost $4 a day or a total of $60. occupation zories will be closed ‘New York 8 | Oa 730.Windsor lane, and a vousin a to 5 p.m. during Scr-| In addition, several large adds}to trucks carrying supplies to or | Norfolk Cutter Eastwind, 'N. B: Shannahan, 1120 South sewnt’s Rozar's three-day visit. {were carried in the paper, which} from the Soviet zone. » Oklahoma. City : 3 a 'p ennies | street Applitants from 19 to 26 can if charged for at regular rates! The goviet-controlled press in Omaha Among Those Who Died ; Res Waxters,. who: erent to 3 enlist in the Army for 21 months; | would have run to several hun-| ooo ctern zone declared today ‘Pensacola 5 eigen : PUEBLO, Colo.—For the hene- | Myers to attend the funeral ar¢ teen-year olds for one year;|dred dollars. Then the daily {© castern 2 ce 4 Pittsburgh 30) NEW YORK, Feb. 5—The last fit of those who want to know, ! Mrs. Willard Cook, Mrs. ‘Bradley a" terans may apply for such | news columns were opened wide |that “frightful conditions” —al- St. Louis 5 | desperate efforts of the helms. these confusing, gray - colored Sweeting, John I. Roberts and brat , ices as the Coast‘ for publicity on the campaign,} ready exist in that zone, and San Antonio = a - are eae Giistesarn’s Doe after being retired to; Mr. and Mrs. John W. Roberts. art y, chemical corps, medi-!and this cannot be measured inj that the embargo will make them oe a man a an fe se ae eee nve : so are ae s| department, ordnance, trans-{dollars and cents, the county ore frightful n the Soviet oes 21| to -avoid the collision with the mashed to make them unusable ‘Phot Bi h ] portation corps, quartermaster | campaign director observed. eae, fee tid Tallahassee CA eo ekataa cater “mastwind etaleneessteel one’ s birt P ace corps, and signal corps. There are} Station WKWF allowed time la aee i; i rae me iachinat .: 33 ‘arses abs! ed today as a Coast lee four infantry divisions that vet-|for two speeches, a half dozen j shortages existing in his zone of shingto: 3 : aren a /&F st ale I v CG M d Sane conan etme |treneerinad programs of 15 [many ewential suprics >) Wirephoto “ness Gent tmnt ot ins ieee Freight Loses Cars Goes Modern The Air Force is accepting qual- minutes each, more than a hun-} Joint announcement of the de-) pg, FREDERICK BROW: | GURRMMMB | sought to determine of ceca: mikion ame fied wien for aviation cadet‘ dred. spot announcements and}i.i; to nut the blockade. into fei aks OW TICKET OFFICE the tragedy in which Ewell Bus- TIFF . Ohio-—A freight was! BRANFORD, Ontario — tr nin for air force bands, and daily coverage of the drive "st 3 Y ie ; ay HARRIS (above), pastor of | by. of Key West ee erat cee mile ywn the t ae be sien hi een 2 cs sor eighteen-year olds for one year progress on the two local ne’ ae ated ee : x undry Methodist church in } ALL AIRLINES {Coast Guard crev lost tt POS ee ee cent utes phone nis. going mo ay anes th es of ynomns Calloway, campaign I strictions imposed mt Washington, has been chosen } lives, of the cars of the freight bad that by spring a di 18 and 34, who are high school, director, extended his personal |t; vouch the Soviet sone of oc.| BY snate Democrats to be} PREECE TOURS ee ee ae broken loose from .the “engine. be operating in this sql - ' Ser-' thanks ay t R tma - chaple f _ aboa oA a be 1a raffic at a crossing was joc aric wher pees, May spply at Secs (thanks: tpday fo ts Fe Acinat | cupation plain of the senate. He — $84 Plewtee 8. MMBBN | he spotted the lights of the East- ed for two hours and several- Graham Bell made hi geant Roza os jor yb oe M ‘Sp os SWnes of| The announcement explained would succeed Dr. Peter Mar- | TIE PERE jwind looming out of the fog trains were delayed before the distance call in 1876—eight mil¢ ( WAC) and the Women’s} WKWF, for their splendid co- | ek pas = Ber eto vue shall who died last week. Dr. iB Ha ae Pe ne ‘ r He cars joined the original freight. °t aris, On’ - = Air Force (WAF) operation pontine ga econs tbe affect-| Marshall replaced Dr. Harris as f ta. lapelength at a sa i SINE: ed by the order chaplain tWo years ago when Vhe testified. “Wher the CRASH WRECKS INSIDE OF AIR LINER HOW ORNERY CAN A MULE BECOME? Highway freight traffic origin’ the Republicans took control of }lights of is other el I had : ating in other countries will not) |.) 0 | the wheel put ‘hard right be allowed to pass through the he senate. H | “Did the Gulstream respond to AuweLe aD and Bree ed fo if A e OQccccceccccccccceeoece ; ie ie Py " ee he . 1 : ie ; oments are designed for the 'BOn the Boulevard by Airport} ber of the inquiry board aske Soviet zone or nations beyond: | Dr, Rudolph Ayala Big D oe a — Former Resident Physician of Dr. g ance The hearings are being held Trelles Clinic and Staff Physici H a small, crowded conference FOR SALE eee a cn oeed Teme sar Gun needa a, Florida. |ters, 42 Broad New York _QUALITY USED CARS Tampa, Florida. : 10:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. Hers, feo brave Nt els Lindsey Motor Company | General Practice Musial es ee eine to ee 404 Duvel St.—Next to La Concha : ors s y , Nerep is det - Hotel—Telephone 501 Office Hours: 10-12 and 2-6 THE DEBONAIRS jrounding the tragec aily E: di. | oa the a Ca a am Pend wastes Sunday 50¢ Door Admission | Earl ptey — 409 Fleming Street Coyle ty (A) Wir THIS CLOSE-UP SHOWS the damaged interior ef the Pan American Constellation, Monarch of the Skies, after it collided with a light plane over Port Washington, Long Island. Main impact of the crash was on unoccupied berths of the airliner which was en route to London. Occupants of the liner escaped injury but two occupants of the lighter plane were killed and their bodies were catapulted into tne Constellation. tei ; ; " i ' | |