The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 19, 1949, Page 1

LXX PERMITS TAKEN OUT FOR EIGHT BUILDING JOBS Total Of $89,000. in Construction | Argentine nanan eee Closed Today Even Gilt-Edged Stock Can’t Resist vol Contractor Smauul Drudge Tekes Chut Permit 837.000 | vel Drudge to Che Key West THE SOUTHERNMOST ‘NEWSPAPER IN THE. Ecorse ra KEY WEST. FLORIDA. 4. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1949 RECORD op 0m aaa INCHES—BURIES A TOWN on the ground at eee level. t @ building permit © expenditure by Rush To Sell; Market $37.000 on o two-story . thwest corner To Reopen Monday ew eo ' {Ry Tre Associated Presa) + to $80,000 tha ..BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 19 aitees Tes sh. The Stock Market here is shak | org or k “oe » $0 shaky that it was ordered’ ‘axen OUF closed today Prices, even of gilt-edged stocks, have been falling steadily,.| because of persistent reports that the goyernment is in stringent finaneial difficulties President Peron made a radio broadcast last night in which he tried to restore public confidence ,in the government. He hinted that Argentina is arranging to obtain a foreign loan. Falling prices on the began on February 7, and continued every day since t The market was so nervous when it was closed yesterday, the board of governors decided not to re- open till Monday Dealers, however, are Rene forward anxiously to the re ing Considering the eaeral state of mind Argentinians enter- tain toward the government's financial stracture, the © dealers are fearful that there will. be widespread selling orders when the market reopens on Monday. ‘Roberts, Lowe White and Virginia will be nd floor will ent A roof metructed on Drudge will od this acting the city market wstruction of $15,000 . ‘ J f " oot Are Arrestec ‘vis For Assaul ~ oy se) 6) ws For Assault ee Herman (Crip) Roberts and Company Lowe were arrested at roo m. yesterday on c es, White and ssault| and battery tuea ewe st them by Bill Lee, re porter for .The Citizen. who . ‘ charges the pair assaulted him Turtle Boat ores Gti oe , . Greene streets “ine | | : led Roberts posted $150 cash for Ie me nloader himself and $150 for Lowe and they were released for appear ee tu.. J ance in Municipal Court on Mon- | Infant Son Of =| Earl Griffins | Died Yesterday James Griffin, infant and Mrs. Earl Griffin, ernoon in the arents, 419 Tru- } Victor M ‘ esidence of his 5 ict | man Avenue Besides the and Nilo. Fune id this orning at 10 o’clock in the chapel of Pritchard Funeral | Ht ne, Father Ness, of St. Mar: tar af the Sea Catholic Chu Burial was in the THE GREATEST SNOW DEPTH since recogds have been. kept=-170, inches—has covered: every one-story cabin at Government Camp, Oregon, a resort town on Mount Hood. And only the peaks of most two-story houses are showing above the snow. .The buildings visible here are built right () Wirephoto } FoR poet Sater eet ad te 5 RUSSIANS ESTABLISH ROAD BLOCKS 14 Lose Lives | In Air Crash In England | | (Ny ‘The Annoeiated Press) LONDON, Feb. 19.—A collision | of two planes in midair today in | England resultec’ in the loss of 14 lives, the ~ government _re- ported. we ion a The announcement stated that a Royal Air Force bomber and a assenger plane crashed andj ed to earth in flames. t All occupants of both planes ! killed. Aboard the bomber were four persons, and 12, includ- ing two Anmiecricans, were on the passenger plane. Tax Assessor Starts On Keys On Monday County Tax Assessor Claude A Gandolfo will start working on Florida Keys on Monday to fix valuations on which taxes will be levied this ye Gandolfo, who will be panied by Deputy Tax Assessor J. Frank Roberts, said that the valuation of property would be about $500,000 more this year than last. Alonzo Cothron, a tractor told ¢ accom Key con jolfo that dur. onths he had ntinued On Page Four Acosta Arrested For Loud Music Frank Acost of the Inn, sleward by Airport |) far City Cemetery PHONE 9287 BIG DANCE TONIGHT 2:00 1M. Musi by DPBONATKS ly plot in Masonite Prestwood STRUNK LUMBER YARD TELEPHONE 816 — 2 NiO Nee SARE SI ES 0.007 Mote vine Palace Theater GEORGE BRENT and VERA RALSTON in “ANGEL AMAZON Admission 810.00 Door Prise on the Se 208 Duval street, was 11:45 p. m. last nig ted at Police it by es | | icutenant Harry Lee Baker ona alte La Every Friday and Saturday IN BERLIN, . BLUFFING THEY WANT PEACE * UPSIDE DOWN s : iy () Photo | THE UNITED STATES FLAG FLIES UPSIDE DOWN over the post home of the Veterans | af Minister Attlee WHILE | German Communist Paper Suggests That ‘Fruman And Attlee Confer With Stalin | thy ‘The Associated Presa), _ “BERLIN, Feb. 9. — ‘The «om- | mander in the Russian zone has|{ ordered road blocks put up in the eentral part of Berlin, with areas Seldies. were, sfationed. at the} road blocks to "prevent “anybody j trom passing without the proper | credentials. While the cOmmand was cre- ating these further difficulties: in its zone of Berlin, a German com- munist newspaper published a long editorial, suggesting that President Truman and Prime 0. to.Moscow to alin about the dif-! ting between Russia rn Rowers. declared that the nxious to come to an und rding with the Wesi- ern Ble id said further that it felt confident a peaceful solu- tion would be reached were the conference held. | In the American zone of Ber- j tin, it was asserted that the edi- | torial had been nspired by the | Kremlia, and that its o ject was | to propagandize the world to try |to make it believe that Russia is j@ Peace-loving nation, instead of confer with ferences and the W | The editc | Russians ; ; eing to blame for all the un- of Foreign Wars at Bristol, and dissatisfaction in west- Tenn. in protest against the torn Europe and elsewhere in the appearance of Opera Singer Kirsten Flagstag. The veterans voiced their opposition because cf claims that the singer was connected with Nazis during World War Il. A Nazi flag also flies nearer the ground. n Municipa noon Hotel Concha Monday | ONE 141 aaa TICKET OFFICE | ALL AIRLINES PRICE TOURS SE 6 Feming st, FOR SALE QUALITY USED CARS Lindsey Motor Company 404 Duval St.—Next to La Concha Hotel—Telephone 501 | fer | world ' | ONEDAY'SREST El. Prado Restaurant WILL CLOSE TUESDAYS THE RAINBOW ROOM RALPH HERZ, Mp Office Hours: Wednesdey ond Friday and By Appointment adey for the Practice of Surgery at PrTTIPi Ue noes the Opening of His Office 300 SIMONTON ST: OPPOSITE POST OFFICE) 9 to Il A.M. Hector B PHONES 304 and 160 UES DANCIN NO ADMISSION will bey OPEN for TOIA M. Dance to the Music of arrose and His FROM 8 P. M. Orchestra NO COVER For Vi Jade Bookies Shocked By arren Order Sheriff Sullivan Says Order Enforced In Dade; 835 Bookmaking | Cases Are On Docket (By The Associnted Preaad MIAMI, Feb. 19.—Bookies in j the Miami area,, particularly at ' Miami Beach, were reported to be exceedingly worried over Governor Fuller Warren’s order issued yesterday to all sheriffs and constables in the state to ar- rest all bookmakers found oper- ; ating. Sheriff. Jimmy Sullivan. of Dade County said that he and all | his deputies are actively engaged jin seeing that there is no book- making in the county. , Sullivan’s chief deputy, Jas. 1 3 Hawkins, said that the sheriff's office now has 85 bookie cases docket for trial in Dade Hawk- ins saia iurther that Sheriff Sul- livan is determined ‘to run all bookies out of town. The governor’s order against bookies is reported to have hit hardest in the vicinity of swank hotels.. at_ Miami Beach, where ; betting on horse races used to be of No Man's Land between the | widespread. > «I blocks. Temperatures At 7:30 A.M., EST Pensacola Pittsburgh Roanoke 46 St. Louis 37 illahassee 65} ampa 64 hington 46 ‘Ai STRAND conditiones Last Times Today Chicken Every Sunday with AIR MONROE COOLED Last Times Today Coming: E] Moderno Barba Azul Spare Rooms Needed — Paul Boysen and Co., General Real Estate Broker, announces that FRANK W. JOHNSON, formerly with Johnson & Johnson, IS NOW AFFILIATED WITH PAUL BOYSEN and CO., at 626 Fleming Street: Telephone 153, P.O. Box 303. See Frank at Paul's for Homes, Lots or Water- front Beach Property. PAUL BOYSEN and COMPANY, Registered Real Estate Broker. e e e © e isitors; Group Named To Help Them Persons With Extra Rooms Urged To Contact Chamber Of Commerce Beginning Monday The influx of tourists into Key West during the past twe weeks | has been so great that visitors have had to leave the olty beesese | they could not secure overnight accommedations, wes seleuneed today by the Chamber of Commerce. At an emergency meeting of the Chamber beard of Greeters yesterday, an appeal was made to home-owners im the city t plece on the market, spare roms that they might make avellable fer the ' accommodation of visitors. Robert Dopp, Chamber vice-president, whe presided te the of | sence of the organization's president, Edwin F. Trewer, aebd “We owe it to the people who drive down t viel Gur ety o& opportunity to secure a room in which to sleep. Sewersl mugiete ae ing the last two weeks all hotels and commercial tourist eutebliet. ment; have been reported filled to capecit 4 “Individual betel owners, prety vate citizens, service statios INDICTED nd members of the Key } | Hotel and Resteurant Ace ig deserve @ tot of epesdit: fer thew best + anetet bene ‘ find rooms i " it is the died more effietentiy if @ costed rooming bureau can te set se | This the Chamber of Commerce ' plans te de Hareld Ro Lattheeter, ©) | Manager, sad that Gegeneing be =! |Monday evening, the Chater | office, lecated in the vee 4 (Pom. each eventing, wlth an \ tendant on duty te atd wetter ) finding « place te sheep Homeowners having ' rooms to rent ane utged te pt the Chamber effiee carh day | lint « vecmmey ff they The arrangement is made to { homes om ret send wasters pf eermed & i UP) Wirephoto | Snding & place & “+ Station— Temp The ples Atlanta 50] C. R. 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