The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 10, 1949, Page 1

CITY’S REVENUE UP $21,173 IN FEBRUARY, 1949 $45,928 Is —- Next Monday in That Month Npeeial to The Citizen) This Year MIAMI. March .10—Staff Ser- Com Over February, 1008, Noted In Report Of Finance terete Metberts geant James P. Bozar, recruiting sergeant for the Army and Air Wereeet =ehemee imeremed | Force, will be in Key West on * 1) © Febery com-[ his regular monthly itinerary, fered © Peletary @ year ago, | Munday through Wednesday, = oer? fet beet by Charter B,! March 14-16 to interview local her Sete Giveeter, te City; residents interested in joining Mer cers Rae Do Spedding these two services. He will be as- The Stet cotieceed t@ February | sisted by Staff Sergeant Donald om wee €96.79423, while | Meyer ee wer then f@ February! ‘The recruiting office will be lo- * jeated in room 212, Pose Uffice Me 4 Oe increase was noted | Building and will be open from } “ pent of detinquent | 6 & m. to 5 p. m. during the re- . The peer i Petruery/eruiting sergeants’ three day| . $10 2008 a8 delinquent | visit ee cs alerted while in} ———--—- ——- —_________ Poe O08, only O1.983, was) 013.08 on March 1, as compared eee ter the heading te $307,199.23 on March 1, 1948, f +) Sed © belenee of 8314. + Roberts reported. Committee Announces Winners! Peete tance ape ra meena gk. lapis henner inane river from New Orleans toward Showdown ‘ Tomorrow On ‘Gag’ Rule Outlook Is That Senator Lucas Will Not! In Seeohd Period Of Island — ry . : | City Fishing Tournament =| ® JACK OFLANEY | Winners to the cenend gested of the Intend City Fishing Tourns-| 2s) spemeeeed by (he Jurtor Chamber of Commerce. were released = hy ee commmmettioe that judged the entries. /o® Sherrey, Ghetemen of the committee. stated today that en- © he eecond parted. fer @ time, appeared likely to exceed that ¢ (eet ree, bet due to @ lect of “Truman Weather™ just aliqut held | = > ances etme tty. ee ee . in. tavor oo CS a ee the ull of the entries for the! ba wrk clevon fications entered for the period | tattle te compete for the grand prizes to be awardec | < the (eeenement, sometime in April. + ope! eh pertent part in the last period, with trophic: duet Renee de 12, of Peoria, UL, and Walter Burman Chyeentiite, N —E oo 8 per, HPPPT Prommton, Jr. while out fishing | * meh pounds, mee i a Naval Air Station Recreation | terhes '% host. Mrs. Thornton gives her # (TWO Ladvess as the Naval Air Station | Key West, Florida. iH Other winners and, their catch- | es are listed below sere ® vote ¥ nth etet that drow the horter buat cap feed the waters Amberjack Edmund Town " Wee fer years. send, Absecon, N. J., weight 43 i] wl, hendied bis pounds, 4 feet long, girth 26% wren and repeated. inche iter { asiatance, Bonito: E. B. Molir, 1909 Bryan wer healed inte Gt. Dallas, Texas, weight 15 pounds, measuring 2 feet, 6 inch- ‘ ten pound, és, girth 17 inches. short measured Cobia; Victor F. Braun, Mil- ot one quarter weight 38 pounds, th 4 feet, eth of thirteen girth 26 inches. eter ummetne Dolphin: Thomas A. Geiger, va thety Detroit, Mich., weight 26 pounds, Crvognbete eo, with # feet 2 inches long, girth 23 inche : outs + port Grouper: W. B. Stouffer, Ak- ‘ NY ron, Ohio, weight pounds. 4: length 3 feet 8 inches, girth 33 , inches Kingfish: Sam Marks, New * T York. N.Y. weight 35 pounds, 4 ~ | feet long, girth 22 inchés wy AW winners in this period also become eligible for participation be. . Teuete five] i the grand prize awards to be ~ . made at the close of the .con- tenes feet | test fength with @1 Brom entries received by the msnngy committee for the third quarter, . won by the Tig is evident that some of the show, welding | teaders in the tournament to date eeeeuring four] will be toppled from their perch # length Fan | rears the quarter is over erty inches. This! While no records are being whe ty Mire. Joseph broken, catches reported are heavier in some groups than at any time this year. STRAND corii:i0003 WORDS and MUSIC titer the Flower Show SATURDAY NIGHT Ge te the DOGS DANCE fT Olalee Trevor and Sidney tireeustreet MONROE «coir 3 Darling Daughters | with » Reul’s Club MOHGAN DENNIS eed he fomeous Television Pups Ncbenspno tenes .. 81,50) Key West Humane Beclety (1) un Torero Viewinia Serret, Cagaucho y A. Garena SPANISH PICTURE } to a later date. i Be Able To Marshal - | Sufficient Votes | | (My ‘The Aawoctated Prénay } WASHINGTON, March 10.— Tomorrow is the day when there will bea show down on’ the pro- posed cloture rule in the senate. That was indicated today when Senator Scott Lucas, leader. of the administration forces, said a mo- tion will be made to establish a rule to-limit. debate when a two- thirds majority so. decides. 4 If Vice President, Barkley , was said to be unlikely ti senate will’ vote to adept a s0-| f | called “gag” rule. | Barkley was asked,ff the mo-} tion is defeated, what will be the | next procedure to be followed by the administration forees. He said that probably other measures will {be considered, and taat the elg- ture rule matter will be deferred 7 Temperatures ' At 7:30 A.M.. EST Station Temp. | Adlanta 43 ' Augusta 57 Billings 4 ! Birmingham 36 | Bismark 0 Boston 28 Buffalo al | Charleston 60 Chicago 29 | Corpus Christi 50 Cincinnati 33 Denver 25 Detroit 28 El Paso 40 Ft. Worth 32 Galveston 47 Jacksonville 61 Kansas City 23 {KEY WEST 70 Key West Airport 67 ; Los Angeles 41 |St. Louis 28 n Antonio 39 n Francisco 48 Tallahassee 59 Tampa 66 | Washington 45| RADY’S | = SPECIAL — Florida Grade A (Fresh Dressed and Drawn) ROASTING HENS Florida Grade “A-A” THE BEST YOU EGGS "=: LARGE and MEDIUM | SIZE | You Will Like Them | 1116 White Sireet | PHONE No. 5: PRICE PER POUND “HARRY S. “TRUMAN” CHALLENGES “ROBERT E, LEE” THE FEDERAL BARGE LINE'S TOWBOAT, “HARRY S.. TRUMAN". chugs up Lee” in 1870. The “Robert E. Lee” reached: St. Louis three days, ‘i®-hours and 14: leaving New Orleans. The “Harry S. Truman" left New Orleans Tuesday. The police, sald they»were giv. 9A U oN St, Louis in, effort to: beat. by steamboat’ fecotd. set Two Train: Robbers Arrested In Washington Pawn Shop Five Blocks From White House Admitted They..Were Membera Of Gang That Robbed Baltimore And Ohio ‘Train (hy, The Ansocigted Preaey WASHINGTON, March 10 — What is believed*to. be’ two of: the train robbers that got, away last night in West Virginia, after robbing -passengers on ,a’ Balti- more and Ohio. :train, were ar- rested here today. in a pawn shop five blocks from. the White House. Police, who. apprehended’ - the men, said both admitted they. had been. members. ofthe gang that robbed the passengers. : v : policemen’ saw. - two asked — for * their condition is serious: arrest. men, and police stated: they, br it was a part of the: Chester: ‘Bonar OPA Chief, Advecates Rent-Control Bill Passage : ‘Race Track os |Money To Fall - |Only 5 Percent Favors Measure i Recommended By President: Law Should Continue Till 1951° (By The Associated, Presed WASHINGTON, March 10. | en, a tip that the men were in “Washington, and while a. search , was being made for’ them, two * ‘ious- looking men enter the 'pawashop. As they were approached and identification cards, on¢ of them whipped out a revolver, but was’ shot.ia the stomach before ‘he. was able to a hospital, where itewas said his The other man did’ not résist A-little. more » ‘than $500 was found in the pockets 6f both | Wins Award At ‘|High School " Fred Goldsmith, principal ‘of Lomb> Honorary Seience Award Medal for achieving the highest scholastic record. in science sub- jects during (his or her) high te Ava are eligible: to com- pete for, five Scholarships spon- sored ‘by Bausch & Lomb Opti. cal Co. at. the University © of Rochester. 5 The Science Award Medal is presented’ upon graduation. How- ed at an carly date because ap- plications for Scholarships must choice of the winner is based upon previous .scholastic records in science subjects, with inciden- tivities. Science Scholarships _ were atships -have-a-value of $1,500 th the Scie Fic Me nee Award and | | { | \ . } Harold J. Reilly, New York City, Tells i | Rotarians To Get | Doctor’s Advice i} ane Perss Secretary R A .. « To Arrive At At 4:30 P. President Truman continued school -course. Only | winners of | ever, the winner. must be select-| be filed on or before’ April-10. The { The Honorary Science Award | * Medal was Seatienoes in. 1932. It| use the weapon. He‘was taken to |!S presented in thousands of sec- ondary schools ‘throughout the | Representative Joe Martin of: country. The:Bausch & Lomb ' Massachusetts said today that the! at # ». mm. eS- 5 tablished in 1944. The five. Schol- | larship Programs have Approy the How, When To * | ‘Martin tal: consideration ‘of ‘records ‘in’ other, subjects, qualities of lead: |. ership, and. extra-curricular ac: | 1949 winner: of ‘the Bausch & | Hospital, Washington, February 22, would Ross is flying from Washington, now quite recovers) | effects of the operation, with Brigadier | the President's personal physician, and is scheduled te ars 24 Predicts! Big Cuts In Govt. Spending Asserts That Taxes Will Not Be Hiked By Plan Aid Lower «(By "The Anawctated Preset WASHINGTON, March 8lst eongress is not.goi taxes. Col ee 9 clared, is dewemaleell to government e: Among the be lopped deci: Exereise Explained To Rotary ‘Club’s Meeting Today Meantime, word came to the Little House ot 81st Congress; Marshall! will be to! to hike cut en Key West High School, announe-| Naval Station that White House Press Secretary Pose es that Bernard Kaplan <x’ n| sepiads pdaasnn’ Ravens a ° » Peet here late voses i pm today uress conference ot the > Officers? eral Air Fick ‘The : tictously, whether the Press ner would be held at the Casa] has peas the Metrcr (oun Marina Hotel, and that the dis |Grand Jury vepaet jeeberts trict convention would be held ut) Hassett merely sind, Phew a Hollywood on April 2-4. Among the visiting Rota: jother question was, dad Wee f ns | dent make any cammenent Former OPA Administrator Ches- | How and when to exercise war | Soinepnt Chonche Pavan als! carthquake i Caliteens Aee ter. Bowles, now governor of! ‘TALLAHASSEE, March” 10,— | explained today to the Key Welllvue i _ wes pa See ince cnennal (FNS) Comptroller C. M. Gay | Rotary Club by Harold J. Re Dr. W. Stewart Sedwick. New-| Us eesnalione eiibuae ak hee corhraitics, that a rent-control | Predicts state race track revenue | fousder of the Reilly Health Ser- | a" Ohio; ‘Pat Wiley. Salisbury, West Neesl fe erase bill, similar to the one recom- | will be off “only about 5 per cent | Vice in Rockefeller Center, New| N. C.; Jim Duff, La Grange, Ind.; | nowspapermes ee sts ork City. Ralph Herbert, La Grange, Ind.;| phere te me ot ak whens at the end of the fiscal year June| © pela bf ame baat sd Rah, Reilly demonstrated six sim-| Harold J. Reilly, New York City: | Sestroyers or elecrale. ty ee i is : 30. ple exei e§ which he said that} V- A. Center; Benton, Di.; Donat rmination had beet Branted Bowles said he had noticed that 33. “ Paquin, H . pore most of the. mer Who. had | testi. He discounted “gloomy early all persons over 50 should follow | aqui ull, Quebee; Robert L. Navy here to invite be fied against the bill, were the | stimates of 15 per ceat or more.” | for from five to ten minutes } Strauss, Se nd John 1, | Men std phokogeamtatns te same who, during the time he | Gay's forecast came as his office | ily: PbS tanmang tenn a: admiral in command of abe Say a ORAL. a SS aa ‘a ae - | “But before you exercise you} Collins, Augustus, Me.; Georwte | y Distreet served as OPA administrator, | made a distribution of $25,000 in| should be examined by a phy-{ Etrange, Oregon, Ill.; Stowell C T ques ws ae would have openctl the “flood | race track revenue to cach of the) sician who can tell you what is! Stebbins, and Edgar Lincoln, |. (Museums jenn gates of inflation.” He advocated the passage of a law that would be in effect till July of 1951. It was said that it is not likely } enue since January 1. the committee will report such aj “As of March 1, bill favorably. The length of its life, according to some members of the committee, likely will be till July, 1950. Bowles said further that (Continued On Page Five) appears the shrinkage the; cent.” now will Each county year’s teceived ROGERS BROTHERS 3 BIG RINGS WICKERS FIELD (POIN A) (Sponsored by VIEW Post 3911) MARCH 21—26...3 & 8 P.M. @Wild West Shows @ Side Shows @ Lions r Elephants @ Tigers, Etc. “FIRST CIRCUS IN KEY WEST IN OVER 20 YEARS” | 67 counties. Each county has re-| wrong with you and j ceived $45,000 in race track rev-| collections | phi | from racing were 7.37 per Cent} Rockefe under 1947-48," Gay re a Henie, the Duke and Duch be around 5 per| Health Center. total of $83,667 last fiscal year. | need,” said Reilly. oi Ts Bob Hope, Ne as Windsor and many others ¢ a’ President Aquilino Lopez, Jr ‘said that the annual |he reminded the Rotarians that on March 24 the Rotary Ann din PHONS 124 TICKET OFFICE ALL AIRLINES PRICE TOURS CES 1) Fieming St, FOR SALE QUALITY USED CARS Lindsey Motor Company 404 Duval St.Next to La Concha Hotel—Telephone 501 MIAMI - KEY WEST BARGE LINE. Inc. CLYDE-MALLORY DOCKS TELEPHONE 6 Barge Leaves Miami Every Friday inform & Marsh: you how much exercise you { hart, Ind. said he had such char-| Mieh.; ‘on | Rocks, Her, Dan Topping, Sonja | IL; }UL, and Ben Weir, Charleston, | | | | Eallex eiland a.; E. Ludwig, Dr. Justus H. Dim George S. Hager. E it Tony Faso. C © Height Ward L. Me’ Ill. election | _——______ — ! would be held on March 31. he Window Screens STRU TELEPHONE 816 ; Bill Forrest, Elk. | @PRGre | are Cheboygan, SMASH HiT Key West Players Have Done It Again with ‘THE LATE CHRISTOPHER BEAN’ By Sidney Howard DON'T MISS THIS! IT IS PART OF THE KEY WEST SCENE Barn Theatre Tonight, Friday and Saturday TICKETS, $1.50 Including Tax ON SALE at Key West Drug, Simonton Street mentag. s Key West in a Neve * take pictures of the Latele * House and other promis te omg the island. Ther patil "Vdeveloped. will be danpatehest ‘| newspapers end mee “|| throughout the countey Most of the aew meee oot permission to go te Port & _) son on Dry Terteges € er Vinock will see = the jean be arcenged Has ett sah be ded when Chvef Juntion States Frog Mo Vinee NK LUMBER YARD ing to see the Preetent , y be in on Rater’ | Palace Theater Alles Lame tee “SUN SANTA Fr SATURDAY WIGHT a