The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 16, 1949, Page 6

Jimmie Reports AGE Six $6,871 COLLECTED ie BY MARCH OF DIMES’ | RESEND ae Calloway Pre-Final Total; Short Of Last Year's Figure Da : Gone B Spectacle Well Received hier. Waived hearing, bond. fixed | . id upon; Pre-tinal totals on the sl y 7 By Audience At ae ae pe bond, were! Moreh of Dimes campaign con. AS TAKEN. FROM FILES Local Theatre committed to the Montoe County Gueted here were released today OF THE CITIZEN OF Jail pending taking into custody ly dimmie Calloway, Monroe FEBRUARY 16, 1939 A magnificant spectacle and a by the United States Marshal, Sye'y campaign director | i re Pictaree: prwsklattion of lee! tee ae et Het contributions of $6,871.09] Major William V.) Albury of of Are” came .to, the Monroe aN ae Hak bal arias Federal fe How on deposit with the bank | the local National Gaards today Theatre yesterday to, give local| Juice, at Miami, no jury, ona here, Calloway reported. This is received a telegram from Adju-! picture-goers a memorable ex- pie a of juvenile delinquency after al! expenses have been paid, | tant General Vivian Collins di- perience. Toned of the specific offense as and aie accounts fora loss of recting him to have out the The incomparable Ingrid Berg- | provided-by the Federal Juvenile S197 on the three game baseball | Guards on Saturday to join in man delivers the greatest per-| Delinquency Act. series featuring the University of the welcoming of President formance of her career in the! ¢ \“ eball tear Roosevelt, who is due here on title-role of the R KO Radio re- A few nay yet ar-/ that day. lease. She makes the little] rive t ' total t — 1 peasant girl of Domremy come! 008 before the t loved, Many alien emptuyes on the alive on the acteen.) with a force! the direct t local WPA forces will lose their brilliance and courage that only Report e ade up at jobs, headquarters here an- she could bring to the role, and | present for ters of nounce! today. All employes on her shoulders must rest much | the Nat U m for In-| thought not to be ens will be of the credil tur thelstieniuge and antile P will show | required to show their citizenship} f ‘ feogetar line. ® deta x pe ~ 1 rae | papers. e { ying the last two ye: nue of the pale heme fig-) ey nh - i S 3S 3 i dree will be ed shortly. | Members of B. H. McCalla} |b G se deity Oe ate Biriie the evenue is|Camp, United Spanish-American . embled. Jose diay x $2,000 short of | War Veterans, held memorial ex-| [6 REGULAR AIR FORCESIES —— PEACE TIE Qe ome) l rocccr as the weak and Vacillen he veo t njercises ye erday at the Maine i gar ‘NATIONAL, GUARD ~—— WAR TIME SECTORS | ting Dauphin whom she crowns dere. f | plot in City cemetery. ‘ worm AIR DEFENSE AREA King of France, Francis L. Sul- her Plow appee: = Cg WEAN u : 3 i} livan, as the implacable Bishop i Monr« <i chance For an hour jy wage rar (®) Wirephoto J. Carrol Naish’ as! et wd of | Boy Scouts were. in charge o' ie ‘ Lea “ } A Uh the igh: | city government. Court was held,| . GEN. MUIR S. FAIRCHILD (left). vice chief of Air Force Staff, | the treacherous Duke of Pieciees You Pay Less ul at p= m in the; and City Judge Miguel Baso and Maj. Gen. Gordon P. Saville (right), Air Defense Command Sthaduick Hurd Hatfield, Gene G M date | fined several city officials, in-| chief, explain to the House Armed Services committee in Wash- |Tockhast, John Emery, Georne You Get More ;cluding Mayor Willard M. Al-( ‘ington how the United States could be protected against enemy | Coulouris, John Ireland and Ce: NAVY CHARITY SHOW | peel charged with smoking in} attack by a radar detection wall. The chart in front of them |.i7 Kellaway, all contribute thei With co 7 k emtinued F Page Ore) | shows how coastal (left) and seaborne radar stations would give | share in making this marvelous | j* ane Captain) icey West Boat Club decidea| Warning of impending air attack. The Air Force chiefs present- | offering a Technicolor triumph. || (@\ hWi VA LALG Fiance L. Buse "ve BP | today to conduct aquatic sports| ed the chart (bottom) to show headquarters of air defense forces The panoramic sweep of the ab chairman of the entire Car-| OO pebruary 26. for protection of continental United States. Nation is:divdied {story begins with Joan's efforts |. 4 i. conditioning that cools @val. has expressed appreciation yes into an east and west defense area (dotted line vertically near |to reach.the Dauphin and con- d refresh h ¢ prac: fr the excellent efforts which} 4 all a ; i id li ivi vince him of her destiny, carries}| nd refreshes—the most prac . Mrs. Lucille Hall and Mrs. center). Regular air force areas (solid lines) are furthed divided through shesteretonmation cok tical kind at low cost—that’s neve been put th by everyone" Mary McGann of Miami are due during war time (broken lines). Regular headquarters (stars) |O “0ush Her telormation - ot GAnected with the Carnival. He : “ the army and the spectacular what you get when you pro- to arrive here Saturday to visit} are in New York, Syracuse, Tallahassee, Fla., Seattle and San Raa 5 ; i ress dew expr ‘i wtion t | Superintendent ‘asia Mrs. William y z P 1 a 54 siege of Orleans, to the impres: tect your home with Canvas @e veriou nt n Key! w emeritt Francisco. Air National Guard centers (dots) are in Boston, | sive coronStion at Rheims. - Then Awnings. The many desigas, q Wes y con Wshington, Atlanta, Columbus, O., Chicago, St. Louis, Houston, | comes the Maid’s capture, her be- BS. d ilable test prize ow: Wa : set to-| Bismark, N. D., Denver, Salt Lake City, Los Angeles and Al- |trayal to the English, her dra-j| Patterns and colors available ; ey West Elks will meet to ; ees assure .you. exterion charm nu t very piece Of! ight to nominate officers for the buquerque. matic trial and her death at the | S| yor moe “ was donated | & stake in the Rouen market-place.{} and beauty. Why not call us for « pe will be labeled | ZD Sine fe ~~ | Walter_Wanger produced and] today? —no obligation for hie who donated it IS Sgesiietee int Secs ved e L : ming directed estimates. Tre chiet petty olticers of the] «Members of Key West Choral| WHITE BOY SLA ved From Henmmcuioirs ah eanen cel) USB Chanticleer. subn ws-| corning to, perticipate in tre| EXCONVICT HEED He am centuate the drama and the|] Convenient Payment Plan eu wie PIB) South Florida Music Festival to Top Of Train mood, and the breath-taking se-:! GALT -PHONE 1042 semarine | ns 28" | be held in Miami Saturday night, | P eee Taare eee —KEY WEST— phar hae respol em, stand out above the any hie tur t ements and | Pesinning at 8 o'clock. | BALTIMORE, Md—A 13-year-| superlative features of the film. |] VENETIAN BLIND CO. va Bg: Sage ng a Today The Citizen says in an old boy, Donald Lewis, clin hed fim in Wanger ot nted ce anes > 8 me 5 elas a beaten to the ton, of alralleaad® tyeights (vn AYE God ae i 123 Duval Street (2) 1 Blimp eS pad trode Fr ae oS ue when the train pagienly xwell Anderson and Andrew t poe . lurched into motion, “the! poy aptures the spirit of the im- -_ oF SANE | grabbed an overhead powe wire mortal Joan. Unquestionably onc] OSS See ee to keep from falling off. Buyned, °f the finest Technicolor picture THE LOW DOWN he started screaming his Cryer made oan of Are” is an es - z tt ne fed th nd ition He olute must for every Y S " ' {the OM me serea acted the On theatre-goer. K ‘ Na * pr i of roll. Schroeder, 29-ve = wn ou ee : t Ke} Y GROVE, old filling station Under the Florida Unemploy Ne will sisi { Schroeder climbed abc » ment Compensation Law it has : pur the} Some pretty young kind of: slowly moving train. dodg been ruled that a claimant who " per ae M | seslings. have shebn ccléciea tae overhead wire himself and then by his ee ‘ tation and the Na-| 5 leaped off with the injured boy. shows s not genuinely | leave | CONS eSierbubeathatalsaokayerso | Donald suffered serious burns of ment, is not gen the half; my “good turn” for today is to} the righ’ m, right hand cd e joyment i 1. t 00) try to get them off to a fair start feet and was given only a 0 not eligible for benefits. ' f | and not ruin their future by pop- chance for recovery. Schroede: -- t I ‘ i run pin’ off before they know for suffered cuts on his hand when, The original home of the}! fe Wh j sure what itis they are poppin’ he jumped from the moving train destructive boll-weev is be-| ~ Fort Taylor] off about. Some of them already | into a cinder-pile. lieved to be Central Americe. | ' United have given vent to. some brash | . be talk. These goslings should re- ! | ‘ the | view the Fourth Reader story of | REPRESENTA Wie | the young geese who quack- i quacked late into the night and | y Nt | who were heard and then “gob- | "\ bled by the wise fox. So pipe e« 1 forget that—just return to us our La fa CHE WING GUM HAZARD Don't be s© thoughtless @s te lew @ trail of chewing gum wherever you ge. Think of the person whe gets stuck. ‘\ and stalwart persons right there n the Capitol for young bloods t »bserve Byrd, and George, West In ved 1776 America. | There are plenty of seasoned jand little Joe Martin, and Brick- Jer. And if Mr. Longhorn O'Daniel 4p) was still there, I would give that (®) Photos THE BODY of Clyde A. Peak (top), 14-year-old white boy, was found in the Coosa river xan heed, too. And you know, not getting too far off the ubject, new and fresh liquor is not palatable until it has had its | moved via aging 20 ON TRIAL be repc rted day Eoch of the de: stated, had been inve | had been found to be en Continued From fe One) i ted and ed in 4 Spokesman for the court i that the a names of the de J fendants will not be revealed | espionage or the Czechoslovakian juring the trial. and that the! government Seeemanttieenteenseanienes a THREE HOTELS IN MI AMI at POPULAR PRICES Located in the Heart of the City RATES WRITE or WIRE REASONABLE ROOMS for RESERVATIONS with BATH and TELEPHONE . . Ford Pershing Miller Hotel Ilotel Hoiel 60 N.E. 3rd St. 226 -N.E. Ist Ave. 229 NE. Ist Ave. 80 Rooms 100 Rooms 80 ‘Rooms Elevator Elevator El Solarium Heated ievator 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION PROTECTIVE RADAR WALL PROPOSED sy aca area sesh ten near Wetumpica, Ala., Tuesday. Jeep, so soon. Let somebody Sheriff Lester Holley said J. C. e be the show off—let some- Winters (bottom), 20, Negro econd term. Good luck lated the boy, then beat him | Yours with the low down, to death. JO SERRA. ese aes | proc THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ELECTRIC ROASTERS Can You Afford to miss “Joan Of Are” Shown Tuesday At Monroe BOYS TELL POSTAL | (Continued From Page One) Nodolny, 15 and Delvin Perle- berg, 15 all of Milwaukee. These boys were arraigned be- yesterday States Commissioner Brilliant Technicolor portation of a stolen . automobile ; from Milwaukee, Wis., to Taver~ fore C. Rodney Gwynn, United * afternoon, upon a complaint om by an FBI agent, charging trans- t these? $35.95 Reg. Price, $43.95 .. SALE PRICE aig hag e .. SALE PRICE $28.95 EE cance GURNEE . Reg. Price, $36.95 .. SALE PRICE $31.9 5 | Weg. Price 84998 sae price $34.95 Call Him fey. Prien, $1495 . SLE Prick $3299 TRICYCLE, 16-INCH All Sales Final . . 718 Duval St. Big Savings On Reg. Price, $16.95 , . SALE All Felt Hat Rug MANY OTHER ITEMS TOU NUMEROUS TO MENTION ON SALE AT GREAT SAVINGS - No Refunds... THE TROPICAL TRADER $12.95 PRICE No Exchanges Telephone 1000 JBBERBERSRPRERBERE ERR R RRR SHEEP RRR ee ee eee Drive One gad You'll Know The Reason Why LEWIS M. TANSKY Thursday and Friday, Feb. 17 and 18 DEMONSTRATOR For a Demonstration Plus an Appraisal on Your Car— DELIVERY IS IMMEDIATE PACKARD MIAMI CO. —IF SO—- REGISTER TOMORROW Oldest Roberts Receives Special Prize Youngest Roberts Receives Special Prise LAST WEEK'S WINNERS D. B. Russell, 409 Southard Street Born September 29, 1865 Priscilla Russell, 2-G Porter Place Born December 25, 1948 See Next Wednesday’s Citizen for Winners of This Week Paul J. Sher JEWELER 608 DUVAL ST. More and More Packards In Key West TIVE OF THE PACKARD MIAMI COMPANY Will Be At Concha Hotel With A 1949 at La Concha (Phone 160) At No Obligation YES, On Some Models SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSSHERSESSSSRESESSSSSESSSeeseseeeeesseseses® eer “""S88SRRne ag