The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 11, 1949, Page 1

Human Laterest Story Swept World Except These Countries Behind fron Curtain (iy The Ansaotnted press) SAN MARIO, Calif, April 11. "Alter the recovery of the body today of Kathy Fiseus, 3 years of eae, from the well into which she fell Friday afternoon, doc- fore exit =the condition of her bedy indicated she had been dead for almost all of the 52 hours during which desperate efterts hed been made to save her late The story about the sustained fight thet hed been made to eeeeur the tot made front-page headlines in newspapers all over the world, except in those coun- tee bebind the Iron Curtain. The minister of information in Ceechotlovaka said today the “ory wee “too senetional and without educational interest.” But elsewhere in the world the | taeman i@terest in the story kept | — im suspense over the} vom the endeavors to save | Kathy's hfe Telephones in news- peper offices in the United Rates were kept busy by calls from people anxious to learn the lgtest news about the rescue efforts | Today expression of sympathy wept the nation when the news | wae flashed that Kathy had been | taken from the well and that | ae wae dead | Theusends were crowded | erewnd the well when the body ! wee brought to the surface. Wo- | =) wept end men, including eoerms of workers who had dug framtivally te try to save Kat! leoterd stolidty et the body hewod their heads fenewed operations | Berthebosers , the well a any possible @petitien of the tragedy that ted etreet the heme of Mr. and Mre David Pious ae 4 \ JANE & SHIN Leeated te Bertha Stewet. Jane & Shine Close Out Downtown Shop Jenmre Stune’s Grocery and Meet Morkot now located at 1502 Mert street, « Being enlarged ont Albert F Lopes, one of the preg ites vid today that the store would be the largest neigh Se ae mn Key West The sew tore will be formally om Thursday, with spect ae hebding over through Satur tae ad ‘ te uncimg the closing of te on store, which was Keaton and Elizabeth eatd the mew store ot im length and fully equipped witis tractive display of ow ates) ot strente. Lage watt bh grocer meats net feted genes we ue to feature Nomar viben cuts of eats of aff types”, said Lopez we feture beliche roast, palo he stowks ond Cuban fillet: T erove ents imluding tthe building. KATHY FISCUS FOUND DEAD IN ABANDONED WELL AFTER RESCUE WORK OF 52 HOURS JOHNSON JOINS. NOW BEING ENLARGED * ‘Cancer Drive ‘Dance Well STAFFERS AT NAVY STATION ’ Arrived Yesterday, | DIES IN WELL PIPE ' Leaving This Afternoon No News Released At Station; Two Public Relations Experts Also Come | | | ! | | Louis Johnson, Secretary of | National Defense, today joined; the conferences with General Dwight Eisenhower and the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Arméd Forces which are under way at Key West Naval Station. Johnson arrived in Key West yesterday at 2:38 p.m, and was driven at once to the Little White House where last night ‘and this morning he attended | the conferences. we | There was no news regarding hit Wirephoto the agenda that is up for dis- | cussion, despite the fact that two j public relations: experts of the Defense Department accompan- ied Johnson to Boca Chica Field. Johnson is scheduled to fly! Kathy 'Fiscus (above), 314, from i back iad qhig aitcenpon. He is ., ln; or enning, gla 8 120-fo0t well Pipe nedr her eee ee eee asi appad 4fing) phase.of thejoitiesoltante- jot was tr; tién among a group of civilian below the sur- face and when reached the leaders, including educatory, | | | RESCUERS WORKED FRUIT- LESSLY the past weekend at | San Marino. Calif. to. rescue young girl was found dead from newspapermen, and heads of drowning. 's of the nation. n the Joint Chiefs of‘ —* Staff leave Key West was not! known today. It was expected | E STORE today that some news relea ¢ will probably be given. by local newspapermen tomorrow. Over the weekend several of the high military bras who have been attending the conferences appeared Saturday at the Key| West Golf Club. Joe Lopez, golf! * | pro, played a round with several | of them. Taking part are, among oth hower, who is man; General the discussions General Eisen- | acting as Omar N. Bradley, | Attended chief of staff of the Army; Ad- " A miral Louis E. Denfield, chief of |; The La Concha Hotel's Rain- Navy: and General Hoyt S. Van-| oby room, Saturday night, | we denberg, « chief of the Air Force. the setting for the charity bene- fit ball, given to raise funds for the cancer drive, and sponsored by the Jaycees. ‘fhe amount tais- ed at the dance will be announc- ed later by the cancer campaign committee A flor show, was headlined by Freddie Bernard. The show was composed of the following: Sunny Kay, Bea Kay and the floor show from the } li Gras. Anette and her six hula girls Scotty and his pi Music was provided for dancing, which continued City Has Good Cash Balance As Of April 1 April. 1, had a cash balance of $° a report of fund rece’ the City of Key West 2,766.3 the prepared by Charles R. “oberts, , until finance director, showed today. 2am The tobacco products exejse! Present were: Mrs. Eileen tax in March showed a decrease ! Cougnun, Monrve County Cancer over the corresponding month a! Commander, Louis Carbonell, vegr ago. In March 1949. the to- Miss Mitzi Carbonell, Lt. and becco tax brought the city $5,793. Mrs. John Burk. Mr. and Mrs.‘ comvared with $6.565 in March, Angel Delgado, and Mrs. . 194% Dewey Riggs, M Nancy Todd, Auto safetv insnections ran to, Miss Martha E Mr. and $5,335 in ch this year com- Mrs. Ralph Faraldo, Mr. and } pored to £2995'o yeor ago; an in Malec Pierce Mr yanacio , cr e of £7310 thie verr. Seow Carbonell, Mr. Marco Mc . service fang she off slight Martha Carbonell, Mr ly in March this 5 Murphy, Mr. Lou Smith, Mr. and A total of $9.0", oritinally Mrs Re Do} M Hi. G. transferred again. leaving a bal- Brown Chester Knowles, ance of $8.000 still owed by the Mixes . Miss Diene stre 4 program. Dickin: H. W. Urion, Miss Raaaaaaaed Mickey Arlen. Mr. and Mrs. °° Sregassesees Glenn Archer, Mr, and Mrs. Clem WANTED Fisherman, Mr. and Mrs. Harold id Martin, Mrs. Hazel Howe, Mrs. Manager for Small Hotel Rose Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Man and Wife seph Helmick, Mrs. Hector Bar- re, Mr. Robert W Smith, Miss APPLY BOX 708, CITY Vivienne Rebeo. Mr. John R. Mc- ; & Ld (Continued On Page Six) MIAMI - KEY WEST BARGE LINE. Inc. THE SPIDER ates DOF, Is weed . Barge Leaves Miami His We Every Friday | 0’ Bryant py ‘themes for discussion when the ; tion of new buildings or additions ; to the public schools, here ‘of about $500,000 be disposed of , by Monroe County to handle ad- | . dis- discussion will be a general study | accordion. bursements and cash balances | 0f the school lunch rooms operat- ! | a TS ciehikbeatheokscosshent ©) MILFEARY CONTROL ae ne GERMANY TO END For Easter Public schools begins | AUSTRIA (A) Wirephoto Map Friday ‘of cupation zones in’ cwrdbhden Germany. which will be freed of mili. tary control’ as soon as a proposed “German Federal Republic”: is set up, according to an agreement ‘announced ‘by those three; ' powers in Washington. The text of an occupation statute is be- ing dispatched to the’ German. Parliamentary | Council at Bonn. (A) where a constitution for the western German government, is being planned. The. three ‘powers confirmed and approved plant dismantling arrangements, policies governing prohibited and restricted. industres. and the. establshment of an interna- tional authority for the Ruhr (B), all previously negotiated in, London. schools, will reopen the end of the school oing + To Gainesville To Be At Supts, Meeting — In Europe ‘Transportation Systems In Frat | | ‘ WASHINGTON, Apri Marshall plan is workin; Three-Day Session To Start This. Thursday fuly and efficiently in { ‘Students in N.Y. Jailed Demanded That Europe, the Departmen: County Superintendents announced today. To Diseuss Bond Fl noticeable in the systems in ion, Luneh i the } Rooms At Meet e have been receiving aid from the} near Columbas a few minutes “ ngunen to ge thes Horace O’Bryant, county su- | Two Professors Be United States under the plan. later. Her brother, John Thom. | b 6. rvent pom ad tut y su-| : 4 : : Bodnar. 16 ere probably wow perintendent of public instruc-; Released For Their It was announced that the questiontes: 1 wes held for | further chang jtion, will attend a meeting 2 fe | transnortation systems in France pr ipanis ’ |Thursday, Friday and Saturday AmtiSemetie Views | and Holland are better now than will cunting gs bee of this week ofvall the county su- (by The Asnocinted press) they were in 1938, the year be-| 49th | Birthday ken jtion of the state at Gainesville. g, 3 : yes a vig | lents were arrested today for: ‘ BASES Ate ére ¥ rf} b : ’ There will be two general picketing the College of the City |° and coaches are operating f Su marines Se tre . factorily in those iThe French governmer that it is putting on the first. of 2,500 freight ce be [cently received from th The students went on_ strike | States. last Friday. They erted that | A department spokes: the two professors in question! that these and other ‘had expressed sentiments that were plainly anti-Semetic. The demand was disregarded | on the ground that it was based ! purely on rumor and had foundation in facet. This morning the students He- gan their picketing. Some of them sat in front of the main en- | trance to the college, and refused ; to move when ordered by the po- lice. Headquarters was telephon- ed and shortly afterward police of New York, after having de- manded that two of the college’s professors be released for their | anti-Semetic attitude. 67 county superintendents meet. Of particul nterest to O’Bry- ant will be a discussion of hold- jing bond elections in the various counties to finance the construc- It was proposed in a_ report submitted by a committee of ex- | perts following a survey. held’ recently that a bond issue | western Europe will re: expenditure of less m NOs tions ditions to the schools and for the | purchase of land necessary for! them. Then the other matter up for NETS SEI (pretnt @ the ¢ teneeme ed by school boards all ‘over the} wagons drew up in front of the | Fae ca es vEW jstate. All of Key West's schools} college, and the pickets, some of | 1 To Use Nets * Mar Stes Hodes, ¥ e . |have lunchrooms, and O'Bryant isjthem ‘kicking and trying to | all Opening Freeman ent J. Jo Di a Piete . ies. in finding out what punch policemen, were bundled neh poms Count No er t “ route K 4 other county superintendents} into the wagons and taken off t aan Wor: were discovertd ly on T have exp : { jail, nese py aliens) hie are kne Aruy oe. SH ea --{ Knight Declares }nets with an exceed ait Hal if | High School Band Concert Program | Fikh nets worth in excess of [QPening”, | Knight | said today. § In B ry view | $2,009 which weve held to t men to net fish for the open mi e ayview Park Tonight aera by i The following is the program for tonight's High School Band}! Concert in Bayview Park, beginning at 8 o'clock, under the | direction of Major Earl Dillon: March, Bombasto Waltz, Thru the Night Je County conservati conservation Farrar} hich ran Logan | s 3 ade Overture, Light Cavalry Suppe ee Get ees March, Pan American King} With Knight when ~| Fox Trot, Yazy Berlin| were seized were Merch, Men of Ohio Dace INTERMISSION | Waltz’ Wheel Tbe” : xe GLASS DOORS | Fox Trot, At Sundown Donaldson | Overture, Felicitas Fox Trot, Don't Mind the Rain STAR SPAN sete BANNER Muller | Miller ; TELEPHONE 8 Coevecccccce Palace Theater Trucks | Dick Powell and Signe Hasso in| Fr “TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH” LE ove CHA For the Good of Your Business, : Switch to Dodge “Job-Rated” Fit Your Job NAVARRO. Inc. 601 DUVAL STREET ‘ancis at Division Your PURE 01 TUS cu. Goldsmith Resigns STII LIDS FS Schools Closing Easter vacation for the end of the school tomorrow, it was announced today by Horace O’Bryant, county su- perintendent. In other words, the schools will remain clos- ed Wednesday, Thursday and this week and Monday of next week. Next Tuesday morning the and will remain open until ware waa. 6 headbands Marshall Plan | “| Working Well And Holland Said ‘To Be Beuer Thi In 1938 ‘The Auniietated Press) Improvements are particularly t of state| DENNIS CAMPBELL, 3, san of | ‘iin't went to OM seetieee Mrs, Phyllis Campbell, ren to | {!'" (usnwton | We Bal elu a neighbor's house with those I have ne chefimste ghee words at Columbus. Ohio. Fri- || wm goime fom Key Meet o transportation | day. The woman's body was |Gokismith 1 know shen countries that| found in her tenant farm home | wanted, but | howe Get mat = countries. ;ments in the economic system in ‘sult in the complete the work of r 2.100 FEET OF FISH | STRUNK LUMBER YARD TTA POOR OLD CRAIG SERVICE STATION Phene 9134 al OfKey fest High School Resignation Has Been . Leave At End Of oP A Year, June 30 | ——-———————*_ No Other Changes ‘MOMMIE WAS SHOT Probable Antone DEAD’ AT HOME or : Principals Of Other County Public Setronts Fred 1. Goldumith hes «utes ted his resignateon as prec! [of Key West High Setwad to tte | Monroe County Beard of Pate i Instruction. was learned tedter. j The resignation ts ctieetiee at lthe end of the current sheet | year. Tt wos simotneed ty fee | Board that the rignetion ae | Goldemith corer heew aot Geek Jover the primcigwidag of tie | High School from Heres €iliiee (ont, whe is fiw qeeaty eet | tendent on July 1, 1am Bielore coming tere, Coeteboumattity Was dean of men at Prepay Bia ; versity for 17 yore ond Geena at a high setead severed! gate in Indians priee & tet Lat winter Gabdeonstih tert « chan to go to te Uneven gt bee and asked te aaa e we at the again, year, | | | | | ace 1 -11-—The econ ‘western Gotdemnith feetey ’ it stated ore Is Marked me : ars it re- te he United 1y marks the 49th birthed, t t of 4, S. Navy Submarines, it w fe t man said. announced. by Captain Alan B.| TI ' improve. Cc nder Sub. | nw marine § mn Four ut Key personnel West. It was April 11 Navy received its fir (Continued noney to ehabilita- 1900 when the t Un Page ubmarine Six) Hal Hodes Dies In New York ZED BY AGENT on agent Dutt ira the .CAR TROUBLE? We Have PARTS, PARTS and PARTS Roy's Key West Auto Parts Co 121 Duval Street Phone 442 16 ——TRY—— BRADY'S Pe Florida Grade "A-A” Eggs FUND orida Grade 4 DRive You Will Like Them Your Oil | 1116 WHITE ST. PHONE 5 EE NS EMS REC