The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 28, 1949, Page 1

* et te nineggnn te erg gga 8 wpa taetmmetng ney nee tenement de Key West, Florida, has the . most equable climate in the country, with an average fange of only 14° Fahrenheit THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER | ; | OTT 22a a a IN THE U.S.A, a . VOL. LXX. No. 50 KEY WEST. FLORIDA. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1949 Ry , En — AREA THIS AM. | ‘Vioit Rey West Navy - Base; Inspect Units One Believed Te kK Of % Be Deliberatel F, y | | Undersecretary Of Navy Kenney And | Hoffman Says: Director Of Budget Pace Among i arted aes Weekend Visitors Here Britain Needs : St. Paul's Church | | Acts Against Undersecretary of the Navy W. John Kenney and an officiel A Further Help. (fae rd cane Inflation At 1:40 A.M. Warns Its 71% Million For a short time early this Workers Against Also Threatened; | party from Washington arrived at Boca Chica Air Field Seturder \ Bethe! Home, across from La if demands are made and eventu. S h Ss S For 'G M: Britain needs $940 million the Base by the respective office Conehe Hotel oe a ally granted, they would result out nern iii et or ' ity anager coming fiscal year to assure the |," eobere P. Keiser, » of Coral “They clnaa = S. Navat en arrived and soon had in an uptrend in prices for com- : : ae ; | reestablishment of. .a sound eco: [Stee Aas pees ares Station, the Fleet Sonar Sehuul ; sm : 5 Condi nat country, |*"day for the Florida Cripled the Naval Ordinance Unit, Ad vd no more than gotten Market conditions are such F h Ao: . ( o R i A iC ll d B fo nomic condition in that country, | ue he Naval to the telletis,. when Ke- now the announcenient” further 18 t F sainst ae U e3 | a e€ € ore despite the fact of the favorable Children’s Commiss on, The vanced Underseas Weapor ant Fire Chief Colton Park said, that the law of supply and 2 clinic will be held at the Monroe School, Operational Development morning St. Paul's Episcopal Undersecretary Ki $a ‘ race, : ; A i E ate i 'y Kenney was accompanied by Frank Pace, & Che an A ad we buildin, ; Making Any Demands | sl x P Proposes That That tor of the budget; Jack Z. Anderson, Olin E. Teague, and Thurman “a : + fp é prec See For Higher Wages Now (fea) 5 * : Chatman, members of Congress ,and Captain Lewis S. Parks, USN . . saieeam a oe {Country Be Given $940) aide to the undersecretary of the Navy. res, one of which is (By ‘The Asscesnted Presa) (?) Wireph i " | be 1 wve been deliberate- | WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—Of- UP Wmephoto m More, Despite ; Yesterday the undersecretary’s ad oy a jeg fivials of the American Federa-; TWO POLES AND THREE GERMANS sit in court at Munich, Germany, in their trial before an ‘ re [fll the Naval -setivition, tm the Pire Bon 32 af Simonton, tion of Labor to warned its| eight-member American military commission. They are charged with obtaining military infor- | Signs Of Recovery i Cl nic For | Key West area. They were taken snd Pleming streets at 1:40 a. m,, seven and one-half million mem- mation in the United States zone of Germany for a foreign power. Left to tight: Roman Kropp, (By ‘The Anne | « jon the tour by Captain C. C, ed to have on started bers not to make any inflation- Rudi Badura, Helmut Schostok, George Kolodziez and Theodor ‘Szendzietoy. Badura and Szend- | WASHINGTON, F Cripples To Be | Adell, USN, commander of the by @ carelessly dropped cigaret. ary demands this year for higher | zietoy are Poles. Szendzietoy is charged with being the leader. Hatitannecadanistrator ob Ane | | Key West Naval Base, and wee The blave was in an upstairs en- wages. : eh : eae te ay : : i Id F : I ‘conducted through each indi ‘ nthe rear of the Old The officials pointed out that, Marshall Plan, said that Great | TH@ riday vidual component of the Navy i | ' © out H report recently made that Great Stat Surf. Ai bane es coming from near demand is operating in such a L Filit E d CG d Buitaints fins : County Health Department, start- Station, Surface Anti-Subme , 4 {ror sche i s financial status is now’, - Developme plachment, Se ' Pa hurch at 2:45 a.m. manner prices for commoditio ong 1 1 puster uxpecte ran ury better than during any other: 98 at 9:30 a. m. chee Bene tae Chive rn Field . ae fiate ly, ond re wn peantinus to eet joes 20 | time since the end of the war. | New orthopedic cages should and units of the Fleet Air De engue aed BadiP isa Maitland at frend’ would \beire- Republicans To Joi * | sN 4 ; 1, Hoffman added that he had come in early that histocies may tachments based at Boca Chic ' wnd Duval streets was, versed should wages go up for epublicans To Jom It Is Not Known 2 as y report tha 5 ween cm * piecig A Neate mance Been oe » ; i 'been pleased by the report that’ be taken. Only crippling con- Today the Undersecre net Weaehes cabeun Wk the: stank. thee lseced contin With Northern Famed Britis h | When Grand Jury came out of Great Britain about ditions will be accepted in youths his party observed ope at - nd two outhouses blazing, CIO workers in Decatur, Ill Richt For} ey bs her good economic status but that ; Upto 21 years of age. Colored sea and returned here at poor “lly sata Sasi he Coit ah pein rte Democrats In Fight For iC F ld | Will Make Its he ae to te sure of the re-| children will be seen in the after- They took off from Boca Che he flames sprea a B a , ae a 1 covery extending further aid.’ | . a c ‘ { rage used by the have decided to -wait till. next Civil Rights Program | ym Olds {Report On Gambling Meanwhile, London reports ese Keiser will helvensistedA —— a bo Ley i Jame MacConnell, rector June to see what economic condi- that the British cabinet held a cs Nellie ne Rei ras istr RAE. hae = - Pp, Church. In short] tions are at that time before con- ora Uves AEhteen Let Ti cens) AP Newsfentures | Grand Jury was still in se-sion] rot sess ne Se Gins Halk, ait oe eee me the fire was under control, | sidering any further demand for] WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.—Ad-|" BRIGHTON, England—The hi ion yesterday on the Isle! orthopedic nurse, and Mrs. Ruth ball, who flew from Miami today on was extinguished en-!higher wages. this afternoon, and it was not}0f Wight to make preliminary | Harcombe, secretary, both of arrangements for the nationali the Pelham public house here known when it would make a re-j tion of more British industric: arrived at 10:30 a om. Captem ministration leaders in the sen-| toric boxing gymnasium above Coral Gables. Adell met Senator Hickenisoper as pee 3 The American Legion Auxil-' and Kimball at Boos Chic dence that some|s s relatively }ate said today they will permit ‘ k ne chittee. pa as as P had ie ; rte sated little actual fire loss, for ftirémedl has been closed because of a port as to its investigation of al- ethe government: fortes ‘are now | iary will assist in gettng children , ~~ he - e. The two out! had extinguished the two fires} the filibuster by Southern Dem- boxing slump in the town. nisdicnbiciinien sient coo vbomebertbeiaisc Airline Subinits « - vor “ha i 2 i ni legen gambling in. By est and tg paris . - homes were. in two different | before they ¢ould spread to near- }ocratic senatorsto continue unas,’ More world . champions’. trains: "C8e & saiaid ae ‘ : x , - truetures, separated by | by buildings. here than in any other British along Florida Keys. 5 ae Enter. [Matthew Dunn ° Dace de te Lyon Ouathtet (slays; andy ey iy Doasin this Beni aby Channel ciara before the Reduction In > resort city. . ul : . : |thon crack downjon-them for.a,- Guys desnevich formercweria Grand ducy this .momine were Dou vla School Se o( - ‘ » o y s 5 « ‘ H “ Key West High School Band Be ea eee ee ee ee Serving On Airplane Charges . : pas aon | from the United States, trained ing and George Allen “Warten,! ‘Thieves broke into Douglas | ‘ , Hie E s A es broke into Douglas: 16 In Concert At Bayview Park At White, House also entertains that here for three fights ‘since the the county sonitary inapectal” |aopt ny nen eenene i USS Midw: ay Algbvine’ @, the’ Cuban a war t * 9 " 4 7 © | Nothing me out regarding A se whieh’ operates betwe K 8 O'Clock Tonight: Varied Program attitude Other boxers who used it for what the Grand Jury wanted tof lime last night and @'¢heck off GREAT LAKES, UL, Feb. 23...) Yh opera “ As a prelude to passing civil tuncups were America’s Maxie’ know from Spalding and War-| the office Is ‘that $17 was: Matthew Dumne’steward, third | West and Havana, is witli The third in a series of concerts will be played tonight at rinhte bith Anicieeauen fad Rosenbloom and Joe Baski: yen, stolen from the files. | class, USN, husband of Mrs. Mil- | compromise the daily et > e Wea Aides semeleny *cac Hawaiian Dado Marino, and ae shat othe Principal W. C. Cogdell,, who’ @red Dunn, of 416 Truman ave., | airplanes landing and tokens Boyview Park by the Key West High School Band, under the} «want to chance a rule in-the Freddi Milk of (eagland, now (on wos} enown w ele eens c de My ON ican cWest as CUctahienianie ia % ce - e witnesses e to be called be-i discovered the entry to the 3 , a &lhere, somewhat betow t leadership of Earl Dillon, director. A varied program has been senate that permits a senator to world light-heavy-weight) cham- ympleted by Director Dillon. The program includes two} talk as long as he wishes. The Pion fore the Grand Jury later today. schoot when he opened his office, @ Cruise of the Mediterranean | mands of the Monrot ‘ ant ihe this ‘morning, said he believed | While serving aboard the aircraft | ™@™ . : silly Si air srighto rd. : f ae _ 5 «iearrier USS lway, t} th . | Commi sion tection, “The Singing Girl.” “Five other numbers have also) oution declare that the object is vroprictor of the | gym—well . Lhe See nS hand! of” Admicall Richalel ‘2, | today: dehupeli Elameas demain been scheduled [Newseihaelepeel ear shes eT ine liked by the ring fraternity be- : T : Conolly. cr of Aerovias Q, said that t Ree the legislation favored by the liked by the ring frate Of M ds | The thieves then broke open k : ager erovias Q. The band has added a bassoon to its instrumentation. The | Bae art Teoaeeenine: ae civil cause of its proximity to the pub in szenty jtherstecl filingwcasess dncide thes | company is willing to pay # new instrument is played by Gary Thompson, who formerly| richts program will not be de- bat Which must be passed going lfound three bays containing Priness Elizabeth lay to the county during. Jae played the baritone saxophone. Another new instrument, the} Jayed interminably up and down the stairs Arrested {money from various sources SS MZ ary, February and M. xt 1 oboe. wus introduced at the concert two weeks ago. This in-| It will require a two-thirds ma- 3efore Billy's day, it was !They contented themeelves with a ratipee to bho: hog strument. which has two small reeds instead of a mouthpiece,] jority to change the rule and ad- operated by Jack Rawlings and {iy Tne associnted Prewd | stealing only the bills, leaving §@ » or the remainder © Pp 1 ‘ The County ¢ was played by Ed Overlin, who, only a week previous, had| ‘ministration leaders supported Jim Maloney SOFIA, Feb. ‘The govern- | the smaller change intact 3 | waked secretes ame been playing a clarinet. The addition of these two instruments} by the required majority pro - ment announced today that 14] Deputy Sheriff William Archer ‘With Hor: |from the company th gives added tone to the band. vided the Southerners let the S S o! EncBA Rech aie teaconm chiara _ investigated the burglary j | Hager gs . r 4 " ‘ ‘cl ; question come to a vote some . noring. men had been arres’ E Baa | | arounc ‘ he concerts, which pegin at 8 o'clock, are being presenied BRA tome atlanienratan ironman es of having conspired with Jo T | | . LONDON—(/?)—Princess Eliza he per cent incre © ery Site Weees Gising she tourlkt; season’ in: coperationywihi|< cit asserts that he will fight VERONA, N. J—Nolified by a set Cardinal Mindazenty agains st “| Dou i. rouble beth and “Tommy”—one of her| $16 4 day charged ta the City Recreation Department. the matter continuously or to telephone operator that she had Bulgaria. | Tavarite horses — ha ve been) The program follows: such a time as the proposal is heard “unearthly sounds” com The 14, the announcement ex LONG BEACH, Cal.-—After sculptured in a gilded — silver ] ” | on me i “ : withdrawn for consideration. The ing from a certain home, police plained, had been engaged in es-| aivine Kermit Bell a ticket for. statuette | turner aves March, “Semper Fidelis” . - 3 ' ‘i Sousa Dalene Mae HEL ATS 4 ane "e 4 pay warketecring |Dvne en I Queen ‘Minauel hat ik aeat ‘* . \civil rights matters that the Sou- hurried to. the address. | A sur- pionage and bl: atketcering, | est eet. aoa in tg Elizabe ad it done| gy . on Indiana State Band” =. sl. Nae jtherners oppose are the anti-poll prised householder told them that and added that two of them al- | PPOUME cobs escartes for her personal collection of For Conference werture, “Felicitas” © . 2 1. iets tax; the anti-segregation, the an- an extension phone next to his ready had “confessed.” " Rell. 37, explained he had been | Pertraits of her heiress-apparent ‘ March, “Salutation” . . . . . . Seitz ti-lynch and several other ques- bed was off the hook and the’ Other “confessions,” a news re-| yithen pu a blake widow. spider, ughtcr saa eee Waltz, “Wonderful One . . : : : Whiteman I tions contained in the President's “uncerthly sounds” must have lease stated, are pected in the: what's more, he had the Doris Linder, a sculptress noted | 6. Armed Se March, “The Steel King” . C 5 St. Clair — | program been his snoring inext fw days. te TRIED ISCO AL i for her models of horses, caught} Key west ' INTERMISSION (ences = Se nO cet for a bite on a finger, ; Elizabeth's likeness at sittings iny WV, ed, mc art ! Se ao tain ant Buckunghani Later she nse I en March, “Washington Post” . » + Sousa BOY SAVES DEER EXHAUSTED IN UTAH’S DEEP SNOW | hems wage permitted) lo en?’ worked frequently at the royal | ference in Atlantic Cit Fox Trot, “Somewhere in the World” . : : Aver x a. | home. tables to catch Tommy's charae- | Rhapsody, “Cabins” . . . 5 . 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