The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 7, 1949, Page 1

‘THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER ‘ KEY WEST. FLORIDA. MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1949 N THE U.S.A. ~~ a a om Expected BOLD DAYLIGHT“, "on On Financing Of [THEFT: POLICE Ferry To HavanaCATCH CULPRIT, | Staged In Front Of Post Office At 5:30 P.M. Mario Machin Held For Unarmed Robbery; Thief Found With Wallet A robery involving the snatch- | Se Says Presiden OFGATC In Call Here heer & t campany Mowed tp By Stow Meret Atte tpate Herds © commsnsneennat terns Hevena ferry, has been slowed up in the financing ' ‘There is avery slow market,” }ewid HM, G. Wilhama, president of ‘the GATC, in a telephone con-; versetion with Fred J. Dion, of} Key West, vice president of the some company Williams also told Dion that! the award to the successful bid- der for finishing the Carib Queen, which i# the name of the ferry to operate out of here, will neces- Four Killed In ‘Miami In Car | (iy Phe Axsecinted Presa) } MIAMI, March 7—Four persor& were killed in automobile accis. dents in this city yesterday ard this morning. a A man drove his car atross.a} game Wall Stroct : 4.8) ‘ ing of a wallet from a man’s | dead-end street into a canal, kill- | se eee ee eect to the | pocket in broad daylight and the|ing a woman who was with him? , = es stock r , ; burglary of barbecue stand oc-) but only slightly injuring hing) ange 4 " *imean- | Supied the attention of the City | self. helt of HOP omber of the board of directors | OVeT the weekend. (Continued On Page Five) | = Gull Atlantic co the GATC, ave now in New! The daylight robbery was; ———— H Corny ond ©” York eonferring with Blair &| Staged in front ef the post office m Jack Company,” said Dion today jin Simonton street at 5:30 p. m.jv E | They anticipate an early con- Saturday. R.L. Jones, a con- D Job Rated Trucks.| chuston of the final details to the | Struction worker, had -his wallet yg wne Job—Lant Lomger ... Better | sale of the preferred stock. They | ested from him by two young | erte +. + More Comfort . + : Great is l.. We HAVE Aft ave being aided by Enos Curtain, ™¢- TRUCK FOR YOUR Jonni ; (Conunued On Page Sixd Patrolman N: G. Davenport % : of happened to be passing along Navarro Inc., 601 Duval lg Leet Tunes Todey ' Simonton street and..saw three - j SCRANTON ai shcoet ibd wen thee | ee every oth Bypto POOR OLD CRAIG {people on the sidewa at the a SERVICE STATI errr w ery wir) Francis #1 Division Phone 91 c aap 0 seni ruRY r tic Grease, Spray or; Davenport immediately > tetten. th . Change Your Oil | chase tothe two, They ran be-| * Seer ed Weer Vere Your Oil | hind the. Gpyal Hotel at 312 (Continued On Page Five i i ’ VAN HEFLIN and SUSAN RS HAYWARD (In Color) in | for ALL CARS i “TAP ROOTS” | Hoy's Rey West Auto Parts Shi Phone 442 | Aw STRAND © .06::c0008 | what the trauble was. save| STRUNK LUMBER YARD; TELEPHONE 816 Barge deaves Miami Beery Friday LL LT TTT - ——Gift Package ——= SUPERB SEA TREAT acy pelt pee" he CF SEAKET KEY WEST FLORIDA FOUR 20-02. CANS Twelve Cups or Eight Plate Servings with TWELVE TABLE PLACE CARDS As Illustrated PRICE $5.95 PREPAID Anywhere In U.S.A. ' Accidents \. j entrance to Rose lane.. The young! ° i ‘ men ran down Rose lane when 6 t P. t S i 94) the patrolman stopped to see es ain 0 ao 32, identified by U.N. 126 - RADIO, NEWSREEL ting over to press headquarters,” explained Hassett. “I had to wait until after 9:30 for my eoffee, due to the President not getting up at his usual time. “At 8 a.m,, the U. S. Naval Station fired the bars dae of 21 guns from the saluting battery out om the quay, amd the dent heard only the last four booms, “He told me he didn’t hear the first 17 explosions,” seid Willem "4, D. Hassett, secretary of the President, who served a& press seeretew thi; morning in the absence of Press Secretary Chartes ) Rem, «i ws not appear here before Pris day. “That's. why I was late in get- poe day ubout plans for tenet: “You will be alerted later in x kek o NEWSPAPER MEN, - - rthouse. Sec. Gen. Trygve Lie as a construction engineer for the U.N.’s permanent headquarters. Gubitchev was held in $100,000 bail on the same charge. NATIONAL—INTRODUCTORY_—OFFER U uP) one PHOTOGRAPHERS. 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