The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 6, 1949, Page 1

Riczsreuemen et tanec inte isetin tA} A OOCLIR tayphrasie THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN T KEY. WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1949 65,000 FORD WORKERS WALK OUT IN MAJOR STRIKE Lone nme te HE U.S.A. Canal Pla ty ee VOL. LXX. No. 108 Cohen Pays Out | $6,000 To Quit | 4 $35,000 Verdict J Check For Amount* Accepted By Mrs. ‘Dr. Peeples Here Tange Today To Head Public Judge Aquiline ‘Health Clinic Lopes, Jr., Entered | laced On Priorit Bullets Chase Speeder Into American Zone Miami To Key West According to word received here today, convention ithe National Rivers and Harbors bed my Dr: William Peeples, Monroe Judgment For County's new: health officer, ar- | |tived here yesterday to assume ttlement Of Suit | the duties once performed by Mrs. Morgerct Lange of Staples | Dr, James B. Parramore. evenue today accepted payment| Dr, Peeples said he has no new of 96,000 im cash from Max Co-) plans to put into effect immedi- hen, Simonton street motel own-| ately. He said that a series of ©, i full settlement of the ver-' pre-school clinics for students et for $95,000 given here by @! who had entered school for the| jury on April 19. {first time this fall will be held Judge Aquilino Lopez, Jr., of | during May and June. a (By The Assuciated Presa) he BERLIN, May5—It_ was demon: fun fre that the biocade ot Gabriel Ch arge iWith Treating western Berlin is not over yet.. Animals d ‘A driver of an automobile, whose name has not been reveal- ed, prematurely sped through the Soviet zone toward the American zone and was called on by guards (&). Wirephoto HERE ARE SOME of the 65,000 Ford: Motor Company workers who walked out Thursday in the second major strike in the company’s history. They are milling around Gate 4 of the huge Rouge plant on the outskirts of Detroit. The strikers are members of the CIO's United Auto Workers u «Bess ~ Attorneys William V. Albury his wife and two children who his car was not hit. He succeeded Key West Humane Society. h i The: it work at fter the union failed 1 h an it with the pep erie : lored, Congress ~~ . Cirewtt Court, before whom the; “gut first 1 want to look around union. Y quit w at noon after he union fai flo reach an agreement wil manage- Instead of, stopping, he press- Daniel . . funvention bot cane wee brought by Mrs. Lange} before announcing any new ment in a dispute over sped of production. ed down the accelerator and his rested rk Oey be pin taeaty at Washington reached here b> against Cohen was tried, entered | lint .baid ‘ior, Bocales. Fic: said SRST Lat) iS PES <9 WO is NE Mies z = [car responded with a “burst of » day from HK. Webt ex judgment for the settlement of P80 ee 5 i j speed. The machine-gunners sent|@Y on charges . of cruelty te ecutive vice president of the (: the suit he was looking for a home [00 | °AOGI LI LD SD SS SI S| JUDGE ¢ ARO ORDERS a fusilade of bullets after him but | animals filed against him by the ai and Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr., gave the court @ signed order remitting $29,000 of the verdict. Mrs. Lat on the stand testi- fied that Cohen had thrown her bodily off the porch of his motel and thereby broke her thigh. She carried crutches to the stand. ndi The j fied tretiberieds ith seven women were holding aj states thathe may be fined up rey Doctors who attended the wo- e jury which returne e Se . cpoeenint heeting Aik i 3 iS . ” h verdict for $35,000 against Cohen Ci peenmeted rein) Three Fined In — pera S. were, ar: jt $50 or serve 15 days in jail, or man said she had suffered excru- rating pain while a patient in Monroe County Hospital. The doctors were Dr. J. Lancelot Les- ter and Dr. Allen B. Shepard. Dr. Lester is the sonof J. Bids Will Be Opened On ee 26 On Remodeling Gato “Bui Fire Destroys Hollywood Park In California ty Tre Associated Press) ENGLEWOOD, Calif, May 6.— ‘The clubhouse and grandstand at Hollywood Park, the race course im this place, were destroyed by fire this morning, entailing a loss of more than one million dollars. are coming here from La Grange, Georgia. Dr. Peeples was health officer at La Grange before | coming here. | Lancelot Lester, one of the attor- |meys representing Cohen at the trial. was Telly ©. Bruce, foreman; | Harold J. Key, L. S. Taylor, Sr., ; Charles Bertram Curry, Benja- min C. Roberts and William J. Schoneck. Present Commissary | In White Street To Be ‘Abandoned; School Wants Land Sealed bids will be received jat the U. S. Naval Station May 26 for the procurement and in- stallation of refrigerating equip- ment, shelving and counters at the old Gato dormitory for use as the Navy’s commissary. The Navy's commissary in White street, across from Key Put In Bracket With Other County Officers Tallahassee, May 6—Repre- sentative Bernie C. Papy today introduced HB795, Monroe population Act, permitting the county school superintendent to receive the ‘maximum amount ofsalary allowed by | law for other county officers. her iff Going... the cletk~of the court. After Speeders Sheriff Berlin A. Sawyer scerv- Be notice on civilian employees of the Naval Station, who park their cars in rear of the: court- house, that he will arrest any of them caught speeding through the driveways around the Court- house. sevéral of jthose drivers speeding past the County Jai said Sheriff’ Berlin today. “They { “Yesterday I saw Sawyer had to At Courthouse | CAREFULLY CHECKED COURT COSTS TO BE Criminal Court ‘ | guilty of the charges in Criminal For Having No | Court then no bail costs are levi- Lideases' To Drive jed. If he is found guilty of the | charges the Clerk of the Court aed | charges the costs against the man court costs today in Criminal/ang turns the funds over to the Cour® and it was decided by; ‘ireuit Court Clerk. Judge Thomas S. Caro that costs}, Judge Caro said he would-fol- will be carefully checked and | low the letter of the law in all double-checked by Harry Dong No that come before him. ri Under the state law coverin; There was some discussion of icense and was finéd $5 and the charges of costs, a man ar-/| costs. Alfred W. Lash pleaded rested provides _ bail by paying | guilty to permitting his car to be the sheriff's office the amount of | operated by an unlicensed driver the bail, plus the state stamps, and paid th same fine. Billy which are 20 cents for each $100, Garnett was fined the same of the bail. amount for pleading guilty to a It is also provided under the similar charge. geod HOME SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY AFTERNOON Henry Wallace (North Atlantic Alliance; Justice Roberts Favors It Norma M. Chick pleaded guilty : ‘oa charge of driving without 4| NOMINATED in speeding into the American zone, and disappeared from’ view; of the gunners immediateiy after- ward. Another incident was the raid- ing of a room just inside the Am- erican zone where 13 men and if 5f i It is charged ..by the that Gabriel is driving a horses that are too weak lack of proper food to work. The section of the law which Gabriel _ was il i ie Li 2 5 ze! t both. > Opposes Does Nat Enter’Pact, Stalin Will Pick Off Nations One By One (By The Aanoetited Prema WASHINGTON, May 7—Hen- ry Wallace testified today before the senate committee considering whether or not the United States (Secetal to The Cttaees shall enter the sentatives of this country and 11 other nations. The agreement becomes effective, so far as tl United States is concerned. Wallace spoke against the rati fication of the pact. He said he North Atlantic | Pact, as agreed on between repre- ' current exchange situation i (a WASHINGTON, May 6-The Latin American countries ise marized in a new free leaflet pot must be ratfiied by a two-thirds | issued by the Office of interns majority of the senate before it; tional Trade of the U. & Depart ment of Commerce Purpose of the summery tw ¢ provide United States exporter with up to date information : A make five turns ‘to reach White- : * thought hat the senate should} Latin American exchense “ Six hundred race horses were peti ae Fi praia head street. ‘They could make| Mayor Adams And ney wait till it becomes definite what! tory such as exchatien perm ioned on completion of the Ga- vo turnste eeing’ the Taare : ' the situation will be between: exci - saved, and the reason why they} to dormitory. Already Horate De era U I ReTeie Cue, Chairman Bentley these " to embrace more Russia and the Western Powers prom pene bee ym = eo ee eset hoy bed Ge Ue “There are a number oft small Yo Cut Ribbon ver alll costeat Geena pleat the renoval te a a a a | was because their stables are be = tlle oo the OB Na Jehildren around the jail. Th Oren eqn Joseph R. Sirugo, head of the : blockade. change situated one-half mile from the | V¥, A drivers endanger their lives $8.5 ome Sunshine Construction Company, 2% Former Suyetioy Court Jusiee| Cre pomm, te tome suas ot track. White and bleck swans esary property. Hereafter, if I see any of them oa (#) Photo|Owen Roberts strongly favored} this material when neemesery and geese also were saved. The building has been con- demned as unfit for further use speeding through = the lanes Mayor A. Maitland Adar ana} Which built the home in a record of about 12 days announced to- the ratification of the treaty. He a@ result of changes in the Let r % p Hare oe ‘he CAPUS WAYNICK (above) of . . Th igh a ate ‘ r Jaround the Courthouse they will; County Commission Chairman! day that a defi : A A said the sooner the pact becomes | American exchange situation fer pe See Nekee. vp nina as a commissary: and is to ber be arrested—then denied parking | Frank Bentley will be honor $8.500 He b a Figure of) Raleigh, chairman of the North | 4 certainty the sooner will the] Latin American countries « 7 . | torn down, it is understood. rivile; © » z “ . een» setleds asthe Carolina Democratic Executive { peace of the world will be assur ered in the current summary ane that sparks from the clubhouse | ,, A <4 | DI guests at the opening of the|cost of the houses, including th A A E and grandstand ascended as high O'’Bryant said the land would fit} - —— tel 1 Sh lot ‘6 the} Committee, has been nominat- | ed. Russia would not dare attack | Argentina, Bolivia, Brar!, Chel oan into the program for increasing! made} house in’ Fifth street for) 7 wn payments, Sirugo said,| ©d PY President Truman to be | any member of the alliance, he| C Coste Rica, Bowsder Disectors of the Santa Anita] *he.size ‘of the High School. Wanted! Wanted! | Public inspection. will be slightly less. tha Se Anan U. S. ambassador to Nicaragua. } added, after the pact is ratified Mexico, Nicaragu onitas enn a6 they beard The work on which bids will At 4:30 p. m. tomorrow the two! ry monthly pay ae ti aD i A veteran newspaper man, | by all the powers that have enter-| Paraguay, Peru and Uragwey about the fire, passed @ resolu.) 2 Teceived on May 26 consists|Couple to Manage Small Hotel—| jrricials will untie a large. bow |elude interest) part howe te| Waynick has worked on papers |€d into the agreement, Copies of the mimeugraph les » ‘ solu- piety Re & aus a rest, part ayment o . Pre en Saw tavilities the ownere of Holly- of moving and installing equip-|Husband can be Employed: Else-| inion that will be! /etiatched| principal, insurance ee a es High Point, Greensboro and If the alliance does not become let, entitled “Latin American ment presently in use at the old where ... Apartment Furnished taxes, ae 5 E f - : zs 5 a certs e -| change Situation,” may be wood Park to hold their races at | (pert; aot across the door of the home, | will run about $52. Charlotte in North Carolina, |# certainty, Justice Roberts | as-| © jocation, the procurement and si . . “i Ste i cf f small} tained uest fre in Sante Anita. The offer was ac-]; , 3 Ox " TY |signifying its being opened to! If the prospective a i serted, Stalin will pick off smal upon req row —_— installation Sf new equipment Reply to BOX 708, CI the general public. aan reas oR and in Anderson, S.C. I democratic nations one by one,| partment of Commerce field of —_—— bak ihe dpchiipiieuuetee 52: | =a ———____|_ Special invitations have been|ment will be reduced by the é just as Hitler succeeded in doing | fice in Miami, Ploride Specifications 21968 and othe extended to all public officials; price of the lot. In other words, Hancock With | before he started the Second ~ KEY WEST LINE, | Now Open Until 12:00 P.M. Serving the Best In Hot Dogs Real Bar-B-Q Sandwiches bidding information may be ob- tained on application to Com- mander A. C. Husband, USN, in the World: Drive Out to FRESH JUICES ORANGE...GRAPEFRUIT... FRUIT PUNCHES Gal. $1.35 Yo Gal. 70c Palace Theatet JIMMY WAKELY and CANNONBALL TAYLOR in Fine Fishing Tackle and to business, governmental and civic leaders of the munity to attend the “advance opening” Saturday. Dodge “Job-Rated” Trucks Fit Your Job SUMMER IS COMING Have Your Car Overhauled When Garagemen Are Not Snowed Under With 35 Any Size ROLL FILM Developed and Printed For Only 35c One (1) Day Service SPECIAL | com- | | | | if the lot is found to be worth $500 by the FHA, $500 would be the down payment. K. W. HUDSON CO. Simonton and Greene Streets YACHT STORM KING Standard Oil Dock Reef or Bottom Fishing Bait and Tackle Furnished ... Ship to Shore Radio Phone .. . Sails 10 A.M., Returns 5 P.M. Fare $5.00 24th Division a unit of the 24th Infantry Divi- sion. Attention, Elks!! Charity Dances Are Held Every Saturday Night Elks and Their Guests World War. The pact, he conelud- ed, is a far greater assurance of peace than anything else that has been proposed since the Kremlin SERVICE STATION Mother’s Day CAKES Place Your Order Early sement Sash CEC, at the U. S. Naval Station. ‘This willuber the stirst nee Sucetniste, the: s)itines) | disclosed its ssive tenden- 7 ss s p ‘st public! isclosed its «aggressi j OUTLAW BRAND” showing of the completed house, |Come In and See the NEW 1949 WATE ne Hee oe cies after World War II. STRUNK LUMBER YARD | NET | {he first ina program of home|HUDSON, 6 & 8 Cyl—the smart.| N BEPPU, Kyushu, Japan, April TELEPHONE 616 | est design lines in body and its|/* (Delayed)—Corporal Wilt01d | quae, TELE TEN. i ; K. Hancock, son of Mrs. Julia Second Best | For the Good of Your Business,| Ccnomical model engine at « . «| Knight, Key: West, is now servings} POOR OLD CRAIG Thick Malts Switch to with the 19th Infantry Regiment | Antonio Estenoz, Owner Your PURE O1L Deater SPIDER’S = PH e Cpl. Hancock, who attended Grease, Sprey omen ine. go NAVARRO, Inc. ise. 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