The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 12, 1949, Page 1

a Taxes To Oe ye VOL. LXX. No. 113 KEY WEST MAY BE DECLARED PLACE FOR HAY FEVER SUFFERERS Chamber OF Commerce ee teen Powitility | Discusses, Home 006 Neng . Kapert Were \Economic Plans For Next Year The Key Wet Chamber of! Commerce te preparing to make | OF Stet & have @ potion study) Mrs. Rex Todd, Withers,’ Read | ity &® the hope of of the Home Economies Depart- | of experts stete ment of the State . Educational ; wafferers can get) Department, is in town today ‘in- | relief here. | specting the home. economies di- *, manager of | visions of Key West High’: * J awit today he had} and of Douglass High | ® fetter fom 0. C. Dur-| Horace O'Bryant, superintendent eam. whe is chairman of | of public instruction annount Peltes Survey Committee of | today. ‘ Aevereen Academy of Aller-} She is also . discussing, lans \for vext year with the some ~ } economics teachers. ah es LAE LEE! AEE ET ST throughout the .nation have yre- vealed communities where there virtually no. pollen. and . in, others where the pollen count is unusually: high.’ nt “Hay fever victims’ come ‘here + right along. “T ,know ‘that:many of them get snigpeaiate relief, so , | the pollen count must be véry (®) Wirephoto via Radio from Berlin - GERMAN -WORKMEN MAKE MERRY: on the f2nders and engine hood of a bus reserved to take them. out of Berlin when the Russian blockade lifted at one minute after midnight Thursday (Balin time). This vehicle is the first outgoing bus to leave German metropolis for the Western -Zone’ after relaxation of travel restrictions imposed nearly a year ago... The German sign on the front-reads: “Hurray. We Still Live.” + tow here. It is low in Miami-and | « —— Miami Beach, and Durham: says that .it could be ‘thoroughly. and effectively cont because jin Key West there ie no: possibility of the pollen being blown in. from the surrounding areas.”* § ey Truman Reiterates Request For $4 Billion Increase In Keep Out Of Red Fourteen Key West Jaycees Lefi<For Tampa Today To Attend B State Convention the, Junior Chamber tion “of the: Jaycees and will make ‘every effort ‘to have the state conference here in the summer of 1950. Robert Dopp, president of the Key West Jaycees, today lin & Pe ~ Debt Hy $26 Billion Fer Nemmetared Preset May 12—Pre, GROUP GOING TO TAMPA; MAY BRING 1950. CONFERENCE HERE —. SPAIN, PORTUGAL SEE | ®t 5 8m. tomorrow in the chapel thousand persons Fourteen Key West members of} British Council’s exhibition of “f of TR old masters during by hae hibits in Lisbon and Madrid. stable, Gainsborough, Lawrence, Reynolds, Romney, Raeburn. either capital. |Mrs.H. S. Albury. Died This Morning ’ ) Mrs. Harriett S. Albury, 80, died | this morning at 3:30 o’clock if (her residence at 602 Southard } street, after a short: illness. Funeral services will be held yf the Lopez Funeral Home. Rev. RITISH ART Joseph Maring, of St. Mary’s Star LONDON — (4) — Fifty - three ;,of the Sea Catholic Church, will viewed the itiate. Burial will be in the ily plot in the Catholic { Cemetery. irvivors: Widower, Henry: S. ice Albuty; recent ex- Boyd, Winter - Park, M s Wilson, Atlanta. s will be Frank Turner and It was the first time such a! collection by famous Brit- S ' Henry s had been shown in Ha J. Otto Kichheiner, Har- old Todd and Burnell Johnson. ited Press) :' TRINIDAD, May 12-—The Swe- dish ship Atalanta of 10,000 tons ‘was reported today to be on fire in- the Caribbean at a point 500 “miles northwest of this place. | The radio message from the ship said: that all)members of the crew: had taken to lifeboats, and that the only men _ remaining aboard: the ship'were the captain and: radio operator: Nothing; about the probable cause of the fire.or to what ex- tent it had burned was said in the message. The Atalanta was on its way from Gutenberg, Swe- den, to. Trinidad. Goast guard planes left Puerto Rico to render assistance to the captain and crew of the ship. Ra- dio messages . were received here from the captain of two ships who said they had changed their course to. go to the assistance of the Atalanta. War Was Safer, says Navy Vet _ CINCINNATI. Ohio —(AP) — The perils of war are mild com- reboe the hazards of peace, editor of an employee pub tion for Schenley. Industries, Inc., here had the following bad tuck fin the last two months: omine om “Head Of Their Nation | Here To Greet 2 4 arith eee cece ee 6 en ne emigre CHARITY FESTIVAL TO BE HELD BY LEGION — a Gee Ciathreth, Merwe & etre Last Night's Meeting = |». A Young, Philip # Of Sawyer Post J nsam Jr, Gemm Lawton lin ace A Lede etemt Truman reiterated today, He catapulted his car over an! An American Legion Charity, Commander Ameena o> forvng bee press conference, that that the conference attr: about Sore: | RRS eh ee OSS lembankment and suffered a dis- Festival will he heki at the the follewone sepettieees= 200 members of the State Junior a’ ° docetete shoulder and head in-' jexion Home on Stock teland Styler’ Vaare ue 2) were congress § increas- aed at | ¢ H © L f juries. Thieves stole his ear radio’ * Judge Adverste 4 ¥ Papier sik Comores abe | vonservine uman Lire and spare tire. He collided with | (uring the 4th July weekend. | go oy maa 5 om texeteon by $4 billion He add- neeey CaAeNCLY, sone tt 2 et: another car, ruining a fender. A| Plans were gompleted for te Mensee 4 ~ Chet of (he inerease te pot pro- koe sa gaat ape Raia tis = slip-on an icy street gave hima first annual festival wt the F MeCorde Ms te [alee the 1 West Jayce reat ea ve( sprained knee and the explosion jar meeting of Arthur Sewyer © Reet te * 4 colette the government will go k ap Adee ie oe me fate the . of a flash bulb severely burned : Post No. 28 held last evening L Mews Anta - 4 have entere ree proj fo “‘fhis hand. Finally, his wife con-| Post Commander Albert L. De @ pe the cod ty the end of the statewide competition. These are Re a ee _ Meas ad-an infection’ that Shed st mi 4 at the completion of the Key West ross; eCeKS -¢ Or e racted an infection that put her'| negra Jr., appointed committee to ‘ 4 ent foal yew ‘Clubhouse, the Christmas Tree “4 9 {hand in splints. linitiate arrangements for the ; [Lighting Activities, and the Fish-| ‘ .actimsher said the South Pa-| Festival Tee Proesdient explained that ing ‘Tournament, which were all Volunteer Workers c— — cific was never like that. The aftair will be a & te feeres the reduction of taxes very successful. Will Attempt To lices of the American Red C: cal sO ee Gare |July, 1 nd - Flies. ms - " = . be . 1 Among those who will also-at- | anne are aimed dire¢tly at this ideal. B. b T T plans were presented for all-day | ¥* , Shemever he thinks it is advise tend the state convention at st: Raise THis Amorit | First aid, accident prevention Om ay ries 10 jcelebration on Monday, 4th July ” HR Whee fe met at this time. Hi pa will be Representative Geor gi poe jand water safety are pointed|[ Se. pe culminating with @ dance with | dew peneted cot thet his administra va ami, and Represen-| Qn Saturday | towardreaving human lives. Fisst Limit Li uor |Special entertainment features i ~~ - om + eotured the national tative Robert Sikes, who will be 3 through prevention of accidents jthe evening. The committee w ~ ~ om Dee called upon to make addresses to} ‘The great ideal on which Red] and second through training of| BOMBAY Indi i rhe specific details of the Fest The > Sm ane cet te (@) Photo| the Jaycee convention. | Cross is based is the con: ration| individuals to give intelligent | Bombay Provincial government, | V@L in the near future tnory Sets the annul reduction ‘ Five delegates from the Key! of human life. The saf erv-| (Continued On Page Three), {which is working total: SX, new members were . mT A Sout comer fee © t 89 bel) PAT PETERSON (above), of | West Club are among the 14) ———-— ane - — —— tprohibition, is Srencing ta ceived into the Post in _ re : Knoxville. Tenn. has been |™members of the local organiza-| yayyP 7 , -CHURe co “ * pressive ceremony conducted has ae ~_ 3 ee 5 Tacadtatn Avahat: left: 408 "Tampa, ‘They YOUTH HELD FOR’ CHURCH KILLING ‘dry days” a week. No liquor fie Key West Guard of Hone Gasebell 7 are Robert Dopp, Charles Curry, Kermit Lewin, Manuel Lopez and Ralph Faraldo. ‘The others that went to Tampa were Mrs. Robert Dopp, Mrs. Kermit Lewin, ‘James Murphy, Mrs. Manuel Lopez, Mr. and Mrs. ‘k Delaney, Mrs: Ralph Faral « the Tutt Hertiey law and the tetthateas ol a eanure smtler fe the tet Wagner law i << het if he had made the wh thet hed been attrs ter rep ome that he are toe many Byrds of Kappa Sigma fraternity. The 18-year-old freshman at the University .of Tennessee was chosen by Song Writer Carmichael. a Kappa Sigma alumnus. Pat. a brunette, rep- resented Tennessee's Lambda chapter of the fraternity in a & 1a, thers cnet. Caeman veniied lo, Jack Appel and Jeff Knight. at te ceeeeeetien about the} sational contest. | ar. : pats heel Geen confidential, and | —— test felt cdaiaged te maintain ha eee | ~— TAY , ee the tactemee We added, how — S20 See's] Palace Theater BRADY'S | oe t gurae Democrats in BUCK JONES and \FI ida G: a ” pen ip have chawn egpest TIM McCOY in |Florida Grade “A-A” Eggs) — ares that he favor: « eS i Lil { Te Preatont remerked that | GUNMAN FROM BODIE’! .,., wire st. PHONE 5| e+ pleased over the discon: e | towers af the bieekade in Ber. | — oxpremed the hope that | ent prewit one better under wt ttween Rusia and the oo Sewers Perky Lodge 14 Miles From Key West ‘You Can't Use A Straw With A CEMENT Starting May 15 Shake! 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The government also plans a further cut in the quantity of liquor one may have in his pos- session. There will be a 75 cent cut in tapping of palm tre for toddy, from which country liquor is made. Hours for the sale of liquor will be fixed. FOR EXPERT Walter Owens Telephone 117 PIANO FOR SALE TICKET. OFFICE ALL AIRLINES ‘PRICE TOURS CES 411 Fleming 6. NOTICE EL PASAJE RESTAURANT Will RE-OPEN Tomorrow, May 13th. at 1005 Truman Avenue Hours: 11:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. Piano Tuning & Repairing | i | | \ i | ‘of supplies so Beware Of Bear Traps’, Dewey, In London, Warns About Lifting Of Blockade New York's Governor - _ - Is On Vacation In Europe; Ge as Hebel AIL-Night Celebration (By ‘The Associated press) BERLIN, May 12 tand British commande ‘lin announced tAday that t ~ lift will be continued fo despite the hfting of the t ade at one minute aft today. They explained t . are anxious to : FOOD AT LAST! Our Dining Hoom Reopens Fridey AU Ye Steck Lote in a position to meet ever tuality (in London, Governor ‘The E. Dewey of New York, spending his vacation in warned, in commenting removal of the bk ware of bear traps, to the Russian Bear e Pe ref ne ‘ Germans in both: vonse‘ef tant LOSOLA lin held all-night festivities in} celebrating the end of the block STOCK ISLAND SRN ESET or ade. They cheered as train, auto ‘ ku on t Come