The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 22, 1949, Page 6

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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1949 i weight-driven ' Ages. ‘ Pack on THE KEY WEST CITIZEN $10,000 COAL FOR POPE DENOUNCES MINDSZENTY’S IMPRISONMENT FOUR LOCAL NAVY ~ VESSELS TAKE PART x .) RED CROSS DRIVE “coh MASTER Wor 47 te Cs eS ST JIN- RS | cAlAMI START MARCH 1 IN BIG MANEUVE DAILY SERVICE rege ee OO | Ts 2 vers will be an“assault on Vie- ons Chairman Of Advance BILLIE’S DRIVE-INN Aud Sub Tender Gace falda TORE) ‘paentol: Ricks tuoket, Regular Fare $7.23, wiaw (Continued From Page One) o Rican The -island will be considered Gift Committee, cig wert ordered sent to Senators : “ “Qfrican-Eurasian land mass, as Announces Members Holland, Pepper, and: to Repre- War Games°* ‘enemy’ aiea ‘héavily soeheee ane sentative Smathers and the’ Mi- 4 rye Lyi Yes. [held by a substantial number o! F With Monroe county's 1949 Red | sini Chamber of Commerce ree Unies ae Kay West thoops.” FLY WIth COMPLOENCE OR Crom fund campaign slated to Approve Budget . . -The Key West vessels are ex- NA 0 ffievally March 1 ~. ‘ ‘31 Naval’ Base are on: their way to pected to return here about Mar. Tl N AL : Gt ere wey « =—y mae The City Electric System's bud- begin the biggest:peacetime ma- 18th 3 the adver 1 srvrnittes has | wn Boe the period of April _ neuvers in the history: Cena iam < : i tate « © hopes thet the /te March 31, 1950 was approved. S. Fleet, which will feature for} — is e _ munky will be « ma toward | Mayor A. Maitland Adams and the first time a mock atom bomb ie maha is a member.of} 8 the $90.08 geet when the day | Commissioner Fred J. Dion are! waited: aon ie Rose family. | : a ve the city's representatives, on the Inclu‘led in the 130 ships. that | i: . A PT AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALL ~~ aurman of the butilty board | are taking part in the execises in pera ee anaes creene - at ites an New Assessment Law | the Caribbean are the USS Clam- ; : ' Slaw Ordinance passed on first read- | agore, the USS Amberjack and) \ TRIUMPH j = - “ will allow the city to make; ; the rumpetfish, 5 = : * Wien, Papy, Mr = 1 é. won nts Tate as lay | z ; ae ines, and the USS : Howard W. — : Me m Col Me ing sewer mains, grading side- : « |Gilmore, submarine _ tender, MILL : Pe a Has walks, etc. and to charge these! (®) Wirephoto via Radio from Rome) which are eestiones Sie i at ter t ements to prope: iN z : j Several. hundred planes an s . gute eed p Fare S | POPE PIUS XII (left foreground), with arms outstretched, addresses more than a quarter of a! 35,000 officers and men from the dll Grocers one ‘Alb rt Roberts, plumber, pro-| . ™illion people gathered before St. Peter's Basilica in Rome in a mass demonstration against the Army, Navy and Marine Corps SASARSADADAADAADAARARADS tested the passage of the meas-| trial and imprisonment of Josef Cardinal Mindszenty in Hungary. The Pontiff denounced the’ | and of the Canadian Army are = ‘ : wre. He wanted the property own-| cardinal's sentence to life in prison as religious “persecution” and called the Hungarian govern» pardcrneine in the war games Wepre amity COUT) oF to be more fully protected ment “totalitarian and anti-religious.” in Caribbean waters. : AUTY oa R nate protested so strongly seas i Re Ghee 2 pues Included ameng ne sean BE. eee W-- that when he made one remark,| — ~ 2 which are taking part are the | bay UBA(R) | oner Fred Dion said in} POLISH JEWS IN BERLIN RIOTING AGAINST MOVIE giant aircraft carrier Franklin D. H VARIETY. one Came and WI rebut That's far fetched.” . Roosevelt and the battleship Mis~ i ee ee Cary & *". | Whereupon the plumber said that | souri. he ‘maneuvers will con- A — the taxpayers were still paying | tinue until Marc! . ERICA’S FAVORITE ' é oe LUE va treets put down 60 years ago. “These exercises are the larg-| NOW pone you | . Roberts further added that est and most extensive peor HOUSE } iT) . plumbing is at a standstill in the maneuvers ever held”, avy ’ "\ety. He-blamed the city for that} man said here today. They will ! SEARS NEW 1949 » ndition test the effectiveness of the new- 3 HARM Y " = . Acting Mayor Louis Carbonell est anti - submarine devices, ON HOUSE tern nate i the Roberts discus- which have been largely | levelop- i sone m by pounding the gavel, and} ed in Key West, and its jet fight- j " wsking if there were any more zr planes which will be operating i m & ttizens present desiring to speak for the first time from aircraft teas the burder Red ¢ xm the subject. James Murphy of | | carriers. é w~d je a’ | the Jaycees then addressed the Silence marked the Navy’s at-} -~ ‘el group and wanted to know the titude accorded the mock atom | sal » ate | 6 for passage of the law 2omb attack. The only statement | “Te mation when a tobacco tax was now on ssued by the Navy regarding it j mapas . ents Fe | the books for street, sidewalk and was that .a “simulated atom etted mune than $40,008 in Red | ower repair bomb would be used as an of- PAINT SAMPLE BOOKS Comms mon : ‘wring | Murphy contended that some fensive weapon and that the at- NOW BETTER THAN EVER fade te help oat ih ane. alinae,| @XPA¥ers would gain while oth- tack would be accompanied by a| Whites are whiter...colors mady te help Jers would lose. Those sidewalks, “simulated guided missile oper-} more beautiful! Honest film Captivating colors .. a oe ™ | sewers, streets paid for by the to- ation.” | thickness Arik ene " ‘ ana — baceo tax would be borne equally Major operation in the maneu- | lossier surface. | P new “eye- _—) ferns Sa an Seneee 1 need. by all taxpayers while under the | es “freshly painted” look ve-appealing” pat a ment COM | new assessment residents of an- one year longer see them at otra other street might be compelled : Ae Ti than before! jt pay for the same type of im- | ‘ ° Bivsttien News [hom Thompson Enterprises, Inc. PHONE : ‘ Mayor A Adams " eres . Maitland spoke on the subject. The said that the tobacto tax was for public improvements, and then () Wirephoto via Radio from Berlin mayor Hardware Division | Phone 886 j , Simonton and Fleming Sts, Card Party} {rouice CLASH WITH POLISH JEWS outside a movie the>'-: in the British sector of Berlin Sponsored. by Awards Planned SHERWIH-WILLIAMS PAINTS CONSERVATIVE tter and mer Louis Carbonell’s ire. for “‘fill-ins” to complete or tt ng or was quick to} extend silver services... ‘ as M a that the many of which have been 7 CUBIC FCOT 4 member of the : . family possessions handed ANNUssion as the 35 - ms duty rink hers. The down from generation to Deep Freeze ph SRNatealy: | generation. That’s why we are pleased to announce that most pieces in these Reg. Price $312.95 SPECIAL PRICE SRI OOS w L. Carbonell then vote on Commissioner “ s that with tobacco tax revenue set| Monday during rioting which blocked the showing of the film, “Oliver Twist.” Demonstrators : ~ 2 t Vt ut $60,000 to $75,000 would! protested that the J. Arthur Rank production is anti-Semitic. Th-:; objected primarily to the Beene —— : aaa i the} Net give public improvements as| portrayal ef tho character, “Fagin,” as a Jew who teaches young bovs to steal. . { EUUNEQOQQGUQNQUANOAGNENEUEUQUEUUUE 7 hon | fast a8 are wanted. The mayor ae P: h H: ll i ; . teem of | CMeluded that millions of dollars| “yg 3 ar isi s' al ! THE oon ‘and | #%@ needed for public improve-| gy The average depth of the Pa- Ee aE ‘ \ —_—_— ‘ ments. (He, of course, didn't mean 4 cific Ocean is two and one-half}{ Tonight, 8:00,0°Clock 4) dey inten , y | . ge mer} that taxpayers would be called \ - 2 " | ot p eee, | ben to raise millions of dollars : —————. | oot t this year, but that was the over- \/ ¢ A D 22 PV IEICE EEE EE CE CESCT | E eh 6 “ sll amount needed). . | PAU! al . > p Ee = , Public Library Gets $300. RE 1D) ‘ tee wah ; The public library by budget Pater eminent . Pie Sighs = vy! bn amendment was granted $300 for Veterans Of Foreign ‘ * . > > | id wapaper |W books. The $300 is to come Wats To Sponsor 3-Ring “'S¢ receive an identical amount. 5 4 4 . pA from one of the contingent funds . eoghte State of Florida will be paid $100 > ae —~ “ie 1 the present budget ‘that was| . Circus; City To daily. kK pls at he | Passed last night on second and | NF ores : : scifics 4B er . el final readin a + Receive Tax Of $100 It was specifically dy a5 . . ; a motion made that no gamblit ae \j r tual] Employees to Get Raise RG local Veterans ict iForeimn ; ay a> D e wou tions. | Retsoactive Wie ost 3010) are to spa be allowe d that no lewd 5 pi eS a A. a. , It was voted last night tO MAKE Csrous on March: 21- and how paces ‘ < Pils bs e nioe city employees re-| Smith Circus will be a t Carlton Smith and Tony A 5 194 W. t A ‘ acti to January 1. Since the| affair witis side shows. thur rey nted the VFW at the k | : ig es ing ouse ‘ " iget wa ed last night, it)” Key West muni ~ eednn > 4 uld have made. the raise in! )a5 been designated x K { M | ffective for only nine : a Gi i ESN > 4 Floyd tt dd not the commission tees Arai tate Colleges» ape Pre ted accordingly. The raise in| jmous Ie is Hal | & us been estimated to be! ‘The city will re a, kK 4 dr, | about Not all employees of = ts 6 circus is Ge > ‘ Ke ty received this increase in! here, and the county will like- years old > ae , : > a> Sanchez Almost on Plannin, ns a oe ; > eii< yosanarbemady $ | NORWAY IGNORES RUSSIAN WARNING > ap tter was read by Clerk Vic pois a f > 4 : = tor Lowe from Eugene O. San » ¢ ‘ 7 CUBIC FOOT Baby Thw: Rs eee K FAMOUS PATTERNS IN { apy thwarts planning commission. Dion K 4 Reg. Price $229.95 Bey t nell, J. Carbonell seem > >| > 1 ned to appoint Sanchez to > Car Theft pooner i | > lohan, } SPECIAL PRICE $199 95 Harden did not know Sanchez y Wy 4 = i Ma A. Maitland Adams | K STERLING 4 as definitely opposed to making appointments without more k AGAIN AVAILABLE ON { ’ eration > 1 4 Q CTIRI ~ C. B. Harvey, chairrasn of the K SPECIAL ORDER ‘ 3 CUBIC FOOT 6 commimion,, addressed | K * Long among the most 4 Reg. Price $269.95 Soe dine he ne > popular Gorham Sterling { athe aaleaeat| >| ea ae e a heating uw aaiaioc designs produced, the pat- 4 244 the board spoke on the | > most frequently demanded 4 omehow drew Com > 4 > 4 , ‘ > > 4 , { > > 4 6 4 > 4 > 4 > 4 > 4 Ks 4 > 4 > 4 > 4 > 5| 4 4 4 4 DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAAAAAAAAALAAALALAL LALLA ELLE ronell notion for the | patterns are now available. 1 { Sanchez. Commission- ! dD gl gael Wier pnced wih our ste ot 1 RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES HALVARD LANGE (left), Norwegian foreign minister who fa before March 31, 1949, will be ' vors the North Atlantic defense pact in spite of Russian warn- > filled beginning in August 1949, Wild bores and wild burvos) ings, listens to Danish Premier Hans Hedtoft at the Labor Party > Tha | | ELL CO. 1 . “am unrestricted in some convention in Oslo, Hedtoft had hoped to work out a coOmpro- > ria on " . sf the ‘more remote sections of | ynise between Norway's stand for a western security system and > / be v ‘ Furniture and Furnishings ~ ne | the Swedish proposal for a neutral Scandinavian defense bloc. ? 4 PHONE 682 - M | The powerful Labor Party gave the Norwegian government the , ” * 4 i ‘ ~~ “ go-ahead signal to participate in the Atlantic pact talks despite > 5 — Silversmiths Ai Be eerci tO) sree ts corners Matoueet RL Key West, Fia. cs warnings from Russia, TAKADA RKB ADA KA ARO A eR RA nel EI EVENE DEAN BLINDS}

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