The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 14, 1949, Page 1

NMOST NEWSPAPER _ KEY WEST, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MAY 14,1949 OL, LXX. No. 115 . IN THE USA Stock Island Man. Patrolman, Acting*— \ [Bill | TIME. TURNS. BACK -IN WINSTON-SALEM CENTENNIAL As A Civilian, Saw Act Walter BR. Eberton 4 Weaver's Restaurant! Held On Warrant teewed By Warren Walter BR. Bherton, manager ot | Weever's Restaurant on Stock telend. was arrested yesterday by Chvef Deputy Sheriff Frank Web- ber om @ warrant charging him with dumping garbage on Stock Tebanet Confidence Alone Needed, Foley States (Ry The Aswecinted Press) WASHINGTON, May 14—Ed- ;ward Foley, under ‘secretary of the United States Treasury, said today that the main thing the American people need to assure an economic .balance is confi- dence. 4 He declared that indications are that the nation’s economy is satisfactorily adjusting itself, and: ‘The werrant wes eworn out by} that, though prices may continue ‘ee Allee Werren of the County | to ease off, the decrease. will be There of Mealth) department. Pa- }so gradual that it will not upset tfolmen Frank Caraballo, acting any branch of endeavor: * « crvthen, was listed as an ac+ tee! witness of the dumping of | tinuing to get better. Last month} the garbage Cerebello says that he was on Seek = telend corly Friday and tutes be sew Eberton dumping the ger om the south side of Oversees Mighway. He took the ember of the car and wrned the Wifermation over to the county eeet err ties The housing situation is con- 86,000 houses were constructed by private capital in the United States, an increase of approxim- ately 39 per cent over March. West dumping their garbage pro- misiculously. The residents, he said, drive out into the outlying sections and dump their garbage. CIO To Hold Further Talks’ With Ford Co. « ‘(By The Associated press) DETROIT, May 14.—The CIO has made another proposal to | | the Ford Motor Company to {negotiate further about the dif- |ferences’ between the union and the company. The automobile workers went on strike because, they charge, the Ford company was speeding up productive movement in the assembly lines. Henry Ford. Ul, maintains that that question has so many’ tech- nical details ‘that it requires per sons. familiar with automobile producton to be able to reach a A bill thet would refund te the Pincttie Gage Bauer 6 mission $1.096.382.91 of the cum etvemend for wee ties has been introduced 2 Cengeem ty ee Smethers it wes revected today Among other proviriens of the Gil to the Conmmitice «f Arm’ Serviews i aa tary of the Nevy to crserl Oe oe on March 18, 194). TRUMAN N, SECRETARY ¢ a wy NAVY (#) Photos | fair understanding. | , THE BUSTLING CITY OF WINSTON-SALEM, N. C., turned the calendar back a hundred years | ,,""¢ goverment, indicated to-) May 12 in celebrating the cenfennial of Forsyth county. Here are some of the scenes. Upper ed shortly 's contiliator will be! left: Bearded citizens ride in a donkey cari in the street parade, Those beards were nursed along siusiedty corter-withiteadon and: for months just for the occasion.. Upper right:. Policeman Sid Hamilton rides an early 1800 bicycle | company officials. in the parade. Walking along are men and women dressed in the fashions of 1849. Lower left: cocoate aninemetecntiips Beards, parasols, top hats and fancy calicoes are much in evidence among this group of dandies T I] id: any les riding in a 1908 automobile. Every kind of conveyance of hte past century was seen 0 Bri ge A_time capsule is buried on the courthouse square to be opened - e on 1282049.’ It contains newspapers, pamph| and manufactured products of the» times. Receipts Suill Left to right: Mayor George D. Lentz, Congressman Thurmond Chatham, County Commissioner : James _G. Hanes, and North Carolina's Gov. Kerr Scott. Sh ow Gains w 4 Collection of. tolls ‘on the.O seas’ ghee bridges conti e ay ons with 1948. compar! Receipts. last month ‘totaled $43,628.25 as compared with $37,- | 702 in March of last year, a gain | of $4,926.25, | Number of passengers using Oty Meneger Ralph D. Spald- a ent today he is eateh some residents The city is trying to collect trying toijconsiderable in garbage collection ef Key fees, SAWYER GOING | TO SUPERVISE COUNTY BILL Tallahassee Monday pas! Boo? SE ea eee Williams Held... LIONS..CELEBRATE, THEIR On Grand Larceny| ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY Charge Yesterday Mayor Adams And Other® American Veto Power Ends a Wir coh MATTHEWS | = ont t& & FRANCIS P. a, ADD fe State Capital Among Germans Roy Williams, colored, who has Distinguished Guests Protests Act Of | the bridge last month totaled 46,166, a gain of 5,478 over the | (above), Omaha lawyer, hes | af Comair yer toc been in the Navy 14 years, was Join In Praising 40,688 in March of 1948. { been nominsted by President | icy such agreement Wi Loch After imy vee Associated Press) ‘fatvaignied late yesterday before} Ligns? Activities ‘Ph anh Total of motor vehicles of all} Truman tor seureery Gf OS |recewt af eater amie Five Act Wanted B: . ae a Peace Justice Ira Albury on a Bees eB i otocra er kinds using the bridges last, navy. Y ting res seme od - 7 BERLIN. May 14.—It was an-| yarge’ of grand larceny in con-| By. MONA FIELDS be) month was 24,944 as compared | Catholic layman was chosen 1 | em! Btn garqes County Commission nounced officially today that the/ nection with the theft of a $59! The ‘ubiquitous (They get Before Solons with 21,087 in March of last year, Succeed Jehe L. Sullivan, so- | Dugartueet =f Si Biss os " . American command in Berlin! wrist watch. around everyplace) Key West : an advance of 3,277. i signed. | anes - Comnty Attorney Paul E. Sew- | wilt no longer exercise the right| Thomas T. Childrey, colored, a| Lions celebrated their 11th anni-| Ceei! Mardis, a_ photographer ee pea MBO wrx . Ment g~ gh ay my Bed of veto over the laws and regula-| Sailor attached to the Seaplane} versary at their clubhouse Thurs-' with studios at 811 Truman ave- ° poy > to On a * " Base, charges that with Williams] day night. They have accomplish- eet Bene = S R B «ds om ‘ Gertion of special bills to the | tlons Riroaa aed the | Garman 2a cyun womenihe lett tiie Tae" Led so: tlich’andiare ao\actvie a! foe pis vars pgaveulg 89 Ps U. De epresentative oar | Depar tens x Misty legislature that the Monroe i es oti ony hi ivities'Tial cafe on Petronia street in a}part of Key West that it is hard | yfonday and protest against pass- nom © at ‘ want Comminsion wants to sec] A sagpeosepibe a de pete ahs taxicab on Thursday and that/ to believe this active organization | age of an ordinance requiring ° . be ry . ; age "hs he passed out. is only little more than ten years | jhotographers 5 as’ of Shi I S h t 0 Wh * " . Sone the Wills to be introdue- | approval or disapproval by the | Perse ctitiea yesterday at the cid eee tet bea p in. outhampton Un en =~ a Sawyer apne eller ll Rta Ok cedae hecaice gener- {Preliminary hearing that Willi-| | The usual wonderful, “feed”! to do business. a ‘ fe manga . is “,;ams took the watch and _ said} was enjoyed at the Lions’ Den on! «fhe cost of my equipment wa: d B A S - | owning persons to register /ally known, the Germans werelh. would return it to him the|Seminary Street. This time it heave Sea teed tate opt °\ Eisler Ha een N lowaway , 5 ee Seay Conese | Ss vag ge Laer hehe wre following day. At first the charge! consisted of chicken and yellow ; bond of $250 is asking too much”, | | ot cto ant matead of every | the blockade uber ifted after mid-| yas Williams stole $175 from the|rice with a wonderful birthday | EaduMardis! He Had ad = ” 7 4 7 am o tow eeu senda. Higdon any are now run.{ Wallet of Childrey, which was la-|cake and ice cream for dessert! le Had Jumpec 1 tiem, Plored ol ~ ~ pe me, — | eind mianlarly in. ed out of the | found empty in Petronia | and then members and gues ton, Allan Hampton, Gonzalo Be- $24,000 Bail In | raigned before a mae strate " — ppor : : street, but this portion of the] paired to the patio where the ex-' zanilla, Joe Allen and FredMill- | that procedure is taken, ° A . tere of the Monroe County Hospi- | American and Soviet zones. | charge was dropped, pending fur-|ceeding novel feature of a Rol-' er. Each of the past presidents| United States; U. S. | announced that American embas-|% be appeape a © The lew requires the} A German newspaper publish- ; izath 8 (3 past Pres nited States; i ‘ porters . a qanes Pye cary paper pubdlish-| ther investigation. ler Skating Ballet was perform-' gave a resume of the accomplish- ‘ Bee jsyr entative will ask for the | ® Jog? ~ ~ a tventing on the discontinuance uz}, At the conclusion of the hear-}ed by youngsters of the Cayo ments and highlights of his ad-| To Ask For Extradition | return of Eisler © the United | ney" ’ «tina ep Monroe Coun- | menting on the discontinuance of ing Albury held Williams under | Hueso Roller Club. & States. jerwee appre : quite control division.“ the veto, remarked that if the! A ministration. (Bs ‘The Ansuciated Press) | then 61.Gan 288 © oe is jbond of $1,000 for appearance be-| Simply wonderful roller skat-: Guests of honor for this impor- "AMPTON. England, | _APPlication for extradition pe , " would L. held in abey- | Russians are as sincere as they |fore Criminal Court. ing was done to just about every! tant Lions’ birthday party were:| OU. : nglanc,' pers will be made, and indice | (ent t coe 1 wll Ge peeeed as @ speci-| have announced they have been ‘ ne fees She HONS en ane Daley: *|May 14—Gerhart Eisler, German- | spt a ae tone ‘ i a type of music. There w rum-} Mayor and Mrs. Maitland Adams, i ie ted | tions are they will % inte stfect only after:in strengthening the Germania Boys FALL TO DEATH | bas, congas, one-steps, march mu-| Mr. and» Mrs. William Albury, | 007 communist, who is wanted) Fier had been released onj See 2 Up the | Nevy ebendons supply-! government in the Soviet zone, sic and what not. The youngsters Col al 3 i Me Hatt al Bod in the United States on charges | 994’ jail in the United State ete we : wety with the DDT.|the Kremlin will folow suit and) YOSEMITE, Calif. —(AP)—| executed intricate spins, toe dan- Gonmiscioner end Mrs. Frank | contempt of congress and for hu" he jumped the bail and bed | UE the Se ‘ Te wet could be brought in-! end its veto power in.Germany. | Two Stanford University students cing on skates and erentthe spin- | Be; en ts. Eran forging passport papers, arrived ; himself in the Batory at the part | eal ot -— -< : tes Be county fer te eine aman Peter B. Yeazell, 18, and Kenneth} ning of a Lion ( in the person of After being introduced by Lion} here today on the Polish steam-" of New York. It was not a ’ ™ the DDT Pl : B d Alden Haines, 19, both of Fresno, | Jo Allen) was accompilshed. The’ Louis Carbonell, Mayor Adams| SMP Batory. ved that he wa ‘ft . uur, placing the new road re- annin¢g oar fell down a 620-foot ledge to their | following talented youngsters gave a chowt talk om the contri,| Representatives from the Am-| the ship was far at he then | te a " eatructed by Monroe -¢ death. while attempting to climb | participated in the various acts, butions of the Lions to. Key West, | Ctican embassy, the Polish em-' paid his passage to Poland, and | pert ™ ‘ w Bag Coppitt Key under} Holds Meeting jthe ledge, linked by 100 fect of jof the roller skating program: , with much praise for the club’s| Da8sy and the British government | jt was said the captain favored | B tot ad entrol. The state D rope, a length considered by vet- | Myrna Goehring, Barbara Prit- civic mindedness for the welfare | boarded the ship and had a two- | Kis! making the trip Le ' tom ; " wnty would thus | : eran climbers as to great for such | chard, Betty Burchell, Carol Re-' of the City, He wes followed by |hour talk with Eisler, but, when | molestation te ‘ acl The Planning Commission of}a risky ascent up wet, snow-|[aves, Joyce Lounders, Phillip’ County Commissioner Frank | they left the ship, they did not But the captain « te i =e « the compensa-| Key West held a routine meeting} whitened cards. Their bodies Thompson, Ginger Dixon, Jimmy i Bentley who also expressed him-|Feveal the nature of the conver od by the Pol t to provide for the} at City Hall last night. There | were found badly battered, at the | Dixon, Sonny Harden, Bobbie | self alane the came lines for the | Sation.. Britain, We nd the o lease to County | were several matters of a routine ‘foot of the ledge. Reaves, and 0. Sanchez. Moin a Southampton policemen then} ican and British representa . > - Seen meeeve memcied by. the» comunis: Another feature of the Lions af went aborad and conferred with] tives left the ship, it was bx a bap to pttendicion. The next meeting of the} a | i thday dinner was the Koll Call Eisler. It had been said that they | that he would consent to the | } aunty Commis. | commission will be held Friday. oe | of the past presidents: H. E. Day, | : intended to arrest him, but half] ted States app xt ean in 0 titel P k L d Gerald Saunders, John Costar, | R an hour later they left the ship} tiom papers . oo TT er yY LO ge Aone Gn Mines See aihaaeniii nerease in the com ~emeehen arewn by the county omomers Rawyer said Jalousie Doors STRUNK LUMBER YARD 14 Miles From Key West Starting May 15 SRE ON TICKET OFFICE On the Boulevard by Airport PHONE 9287 Reports were current that Eis ler will be arrested later in the day and taken to London and ar DADA AAAs eeael Palace Theater = TELEPHONE 816 ee ALL AIRLINES MOUANET BLAIR in ad AT FROM 5 to 9 P.M. ice | BIG DANCE || Masonic Notice |} ~sLack ARROW” cnvasten, OFS LAST! | OS SERVE LUNCH! BUFFET SUPPER PRICE TOURS | TONIGHT Special Communication of aaane Charity Dance» a . Come In OCT Ewan NS 41) Fleming *t. EES SS AR Eee Nes oe he Are Heid Every Saturday Nigh! inetegn tor Only Buck Cash ikes to Show You Outboard Motor Also Mr. All u the’ New Jobuson All You Can Eat $2.00 Turkey. 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