The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 26, 1949, Page 1

Plorida, has the mort equabie clmete in the comty, with an average fange of only 14° Fahrenheit VOL. LXX. No. 49 WHOSE BABY? NOT OURS, SAY COUPLE roan (® Wirephoto WR AND MAB. ALVIN COLVIN insist they were given the wrene beby efter she geve birth to a child in Ri le hospital © Telete © And eo they have filed suit for $100,000 against the heepite! end Dr. Abraham H. Steinberg. Here are the Col- vome oe older daughter, Linda, 2. and the baby. Dia: ® ote i¢ They say they don't know to whom Diane be- . or! M. Westhoff, hospital superintendent, insists the in- tes Me oivin 6 Tourist Arrested For Not Having Boat Licen ——@ Held For Next OF Criminal Takes Two Sponges From Ocean Sessi Gee Maue formerly of be ffe Mane Westchester N.Y ho was arrested yester jay in a charge of operating a boat without a state license, was held for the nekt session of Crim 1 Courts * Meue was artoigned before i Juice tra A » re | ‘ 1 fiat id be Crimin Court , e ited he did 1 t A. Maatlandd Ad Edwir I ' the Key Next Ch f Commerce. ested spec: t t th ng thi tt nit Jott that the law r Four) Salzburg Music \Scheduled VIENNA 1 T I ng WINSTEAD (top). | : ") t ‘ : is Willis s participate dead Af Furt ¢ Seedie elif. All | Police have 1 as an-hunt for \J. Merihew Dies ‘Of Heart Attack Paris Police 18 wdock of & heart, » womar neighborhood -_ > Miss Kathi 1 Arrest 18 r > Communists rs “ STRAND condisione- @ §harged With Last Times Today Phyyitorrining National “A LETTER TO THREE WIVES” nuretl Raids On sot HN mist Centers L, JA Rennes ; Shae et a MIAMI - KEY We" BARGE LINE. fo. cence AIR OOLED MONROE .- Last Times Today | CLYDE MALLORY D. GOO! TELEPHONE CE ne Barge Leaves Miamk Veren taro Every Friday Carnival en el Tropico CanQnflas, Via Medet © ing SPANISH PICTURE he Krys THE sou KEY WEST. FLORIDA. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1949 Communists In Rome Line Up With Russia | Fight On Her Side Regardless Of Nation She May Fight (By Asnootated Presnd ROME, Feb. 26.—Communist leaders here said today the event Russia goes they will fight on her gardless of the which she fights. But the leaders added that (Continued On Page Three) to war side, country Net Income Of | Nat. Airlines | Shows Increase (special te the Citizen) MIAMI, Feb. 26. — G. T. Bak- er, president of National Airlines, } Inc, announced today that Na-} tional earned a net profit of $152,- | 252 for January, 1949, after all charges and provision of $110,- | 974 for depreciation. The January net income com- vared with $60,685 profit for the oreceding month, December, 1948. | For the second successive } month, National’s report of pro- | it was doubly ause of passenger load factor. December earnings were vith 43.56 per cent of available ! seats occupied. January protits, significant be- | TRUMAN AT JEFFERSON DAY DINNER | | lare They Will | | that in! re- | against | “AS agente THERNMOST NEWSPAPER. ENA * ‘ae (2) Wirephoto ; PRESIDENT TRUMAN TAKES HIS SEAT at the Jefferson- Jackson Day dinner in Washington Thursday night. Senator J. Howard McGrath (left), Democratic national chairman, and Wilson Wyatt (right), dinner chairman, assist the President to his chair. Diners (top) at the Mayflower hotel applaud, and photographers (bottom) snap their pictures. John Snyder. secre tary of the treasury, sits by flag at far left and applauds. Mrs. George Mesta (second from left), dinner co-chairman, takes her place. Others in the picture were not identified. Two Other Protestant two and a half times the Decem- ber profits, resulted from seat oc | upancy of 48.62 per cent. The passenger load factor for the current month stood at 544.45 Churchmen Reported To Have Made “Confessions” m Feb. 22, compared to 46.764 ber cent on the same day in Jan-! +2 sell oT ““\ One, A Cripple, Was ® lary 1 t Total operating nue for} T, | | ‘tured; Reported January. was. $1,268,457, an in- Fortured ! | emperature srease of $223,378 over December Now To Saying oe 4 is Lotal. operating. expehge..was. $1,- ‘ “¢ ati rh "05:445, an increase of $136,413] Communism Is Good | | Antinues 1g »ver December. | 7 4 Revenue senger miles in eRe. Ae 5 | Fl iF Tanuens to 16,19 ‘627 | SOFIA, Bulgaria 26 : n orida om 13,3 December. | Court officials said today that}, ; : i : Available seat 1 vere up i. punores vol tne 4s Drceeerant eee toe Ree ese tha 3,317,341 feo 30,726,431 for] cnurehmen, bein tried on chars. , Was i the Lakes region yester- sreceding monti ' eae "day morning moved: eastward January business took a de-|C% Of treason, ¢ nage ane | and is now off thé Now: Bigland ited upswing during the t | black ene ie CON coast. Light to ‘moderate rain : ; * one ees ee 4 f : mht engiorst ait occurred yesterday and last night ch has continuec ough ‘ap he con i raised «over most of the No: steri irrent month. As of Feb. 22, rev- |" que Plas Svat eeieiea gemeartr es ear nue passenger miles stood at 13,- | CO" i saaan ea ie 798,300 and available seat miles |foree for good in t ee thee cee ee we een ee 5,339,869. This compared with | da ‘ ‘ ae sak a Last7sh Nene Guecee | ae colder air overspread the East ine anil! bos watlable ngton reported that the orn states the rain changed to et cailes Gntree pa caer i ( af ns thus far an- snow flurries throughout — the ee | nounced in Sofia had been fore-, Northeast though it was a little warmer yesterday in the uJ fed ont fendants by us, © ~ i} Southeaster States, the Vn Duty Here; | valley s utherg Elains yes i] > | | © he Southeast except Has War Record | milode ey eee ern Pl and Northwest th i { ! Grand Jury Recesses Until Monday Forenoon Monroe County’s Grand Jury which is in session investigating gambling here and along the ‘Florida Keys, has recessed until Monday at 10 a. m., it was an- nounced today. ' W. Curry Harris, assistant state | attorney, said he did not knoay when the Grand Jury would sub- | | mit its first report. | The Grand Jury spent yester- | day afternoon on Florida Key The jury was driven up the keys | presumably seeking information } regarding gambling which al- legedly has been going on there. The jury made the trip after State Highway Patrolman W. A. Stevens of Marathon and N. C. Reynolds of Tavernier had ap- | peared before it as witnesses in | connection with gambling along } the keys. ! Yosemite Here | Until March 6; Admiral’s Ship | 1 USS Yosemity, the )-foot. | destroyer tender, arrived in Key ! West Naval Station this morn-; ing and will remain here uatil | March 6. The Yosemity is the flagshipsof USN, Commander of the Destroy- j er Forces of the Atlantic Fleet, | but the rear admiral was not on | board when the vessel reached | here. t He is expected later to make | an inspection of theKey West units of his command2: | Captain W. J. Longf@low.U. S. N., is commander of The’ Yosem- ; ity. Captain F. D. McCorkle, ad- ! miral’s chief of staff, arrived on the vessel this morning = i iT emperatures \ At 7:30 A.M., EST Station i Atlanta August Billings sirmingham Bismark { Boston | Buffalo | Charleston w Lieut. Edward Stuart Shepard, | areather eee iol Christi 62 U.S. Navy, son of Mrs. Maude | ites Denver >. Hammersley, 1836 Robinson | A low pressure wave Detroit Ave., San Diego, on Feb. 24 re-| wi int GulE GRIME ica EI Paso orted to Anti-Submarine Devel- | iy ing sh anid thunder Ft. Worth 47 pment Squadron ONE (VX-1),} coastal sections of Texas Galveston #2 Boca Chica Field, for duty i Louisiana and light rain Jacksonville 5 He entered the Navy in March Neeiwald into ATkandae and Ole (RENE WEST: 923 and received his co: ahoma. Ger Hy fair and | Key West Airport is an ensign in Octot eather Grevnie (Gk the Los Angeles board the U. S. RS \ Winetors Stearn raeiue ; Louisville k lis recent overseas H P idian 5¢ es a tour aboard the H Wa the i 61 1938 to . | trial charges le | Minneapolis 28 Vt nst the 15 de. | Memphis | court offic » in” the |New Orleans January to D 1 states with |New York Lieut x¢ been | sg from the | Norfolk Station, San Sull Serving | Tbe Finest STEAKS In Key West AIR CONDITIONED Featuring ... WILLIAM VAUGHT AT THE PIANO rn Texas to RAUL'S CLUB On the Boulevard by Airport PHONE 9287 BIG DANCE TONIGHT 10:00 P.M. to 2:00 AM. Music by THE DEBONAIRS A ETRE. For Sale Special This Week 6 New 1949 Studebaker Pick-Up Trucks ... Overstocked . . . Will Be Sold Way Below List Price! TWINS GARAGE 1130 Duval Phone 169 MIAMI - KEY WEST BARGE LINE. Inc. CLYDE-MALLORY DOCKS TELEPHONE 6 Barge Leaves Miami Every Friday 50c Door Admission 310.00 Door Prize j Oklahoma City Omah Pensacola Pittsburg! Roanoke San F co | Seattle 3 Tallahasse 5 | pa 5 Washington BY FOR SALE | QUALITY USED CARS Lindsey Motor Company 404 Duval St.—Next to La Concha Hotel—Telephone 501 — = ‘ Double Hung Windows | STRUNK LUMBER YARD | TELEPHONE 816 Sian diteinines meal on sii es ! treason at Washington, narind ar~Adepiral: Pelix bE. Johnson, > PRICE FIVE CENTS President’s Yacht To Arrive Here Monday; President Due Mar. *Mr. Truman Will Reach Here About Noon On March 6; Will Then Be Greeted By Key Westers The USS Williamsburg, the 210-foot yacht used by Preskdest Truman, will arrive at the Key Wes: Naval Stetion Monday morn ing, it was announced today by the Key West Newel Base. Last time the Williamsburg was here she was used as ole pss quarters by Mrs. Truman and her daughter, Miss Merge _ President and his official party were housed im the Lottle Whet: at Hot ial However, Mrs. Tr att SALLY LOVED HIM Miss Margaret always left. the Williamsburg to join the Pre dent while dining in the Little White House. It isnot known here tedey whether Mrs. Truman and her daughter are going to segue pany the President when he fies down to Key West from W ton March 6 for a visit. The two wermn eoeu panied the Preside hington by ber Mr. Truman leave Washington on ave Inde pendence the three tw ait plane Baot ts schvediule ' Morel, 6 at come Utepee Me make about That would ty a abo — bly tin one-half hours the official part noon, Tentative arrangement ed out today will find Mayor Maitland Adams and City Mow ger Ralph D. Spalding ot fee Chica Naval Air Field tw @ ue Wirephoto| come the President and be MILDRED E. GILLARS, known | '"$i! Party: i, The group will come deen as “Axis Sally.” on trial. {98 | Roosevelt boulevard te. Trams avenue, fallow Truman avener & ‘ Max Otto Koischwits.(etive) hot #& Duval Qeeet ems Sener ; as the man she loved. He was | Southd street te Te WN a director for German Nazi ra- | Station. Last time the Pre 7 dio propaganda during the war. | Ws here he came down & Sally said he influenced her not trie verano tremendously in her wartime | C#f0ling street and onmtered Naval Station through ¢ broadcasts from Germany. line wveet mae See eH Grounds aro < i r, « a White How h “ Advocates Waite’ towne 4 Hi mn iff 5 as the ¥ igher Tari ng ively On Sponge ("th Cc “an (Pre. Washingt ryondent. | the Lit ‘ WASHINGTON, D. ¢ Feb. 26 much e lives —Action by the United States Tariff Commission or ) tection for the spong' the Florida Key pated by First Hardin Peters ome Finkander Here va” For Over Month; At the request of Rep. Pet ak 2 : ponges coming to th unt from the Mediterranean and! The I other areas, and which, va aT charged, by of 1 ‘ regulations Rep. Peterson brought t the attentic of the T Co Otta : Congress to the t ( partmen Rep. Peter Permits Issued For 3 Building. All You Can Eat $2.00 BUFFET DINNER Sunday 5:00 - 9:00 CASA CAYO HUESO South End Duval Street (Under New Management) | ee aC Rican ratio eth en RRM SE ING Palace Theater RUTH HUSSEY JOHN CARROLL “L JANE DOE a Sea ee