The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 16, 1949, Page 1

a ee ea» See nN EE VOL. LXX. No. 116 EISLER UNDER ARR ‘ a EST Communists In Soviet Zone. (Ry The aanoctated Presa), BERLIN, May 16—Communists in. the Soviet. zone, .of Germany held an election v>stertay, andj} though great clforty hod been { made to get’ out the vote, it ap-s pears that only 60 percent of the’, total had been cast. | Soviet officials had been anx- fous to. have their ticket, .com-j posed of German communists, ap- | proved. by a large v so that! the results could be used by. Rus-| sia at the conference 6f the Big Four to be held in Paris, begin-, ning May 23. j (Hungary and Bulgaria made a raged elections vin those Es Hungary “reported: that 2,123,000 votes were. cast, and. that “all ‘of them, except 21,000, were -given to: communist .candi datés. Bulgaria said that 98: per- cent of its voters: went to the polis and that practically all of. j them. supported ‘the communist ticket.). 4 State Welfare \Board To Hold, Examinations State Merit System’ examina- tions for visitors of the State. Wel- fare Board, will be offered in sev- eral selected cities.throughout the Eisler Case Adjourned In London Till May 24; Polish eel lei au sha Officials Protest Arrest iis ooo. Applications postmarked up to, midnight, Tuesday, May .17, will be accepted by the Merit System | (#) Wirephoto via Radio from London GERHART EISLER (center), fugitive Communist from the United States, is led off the tender Romsey at Southampton. Eng., Saterday by Seotland Yard Detective W. E. Bray (back to cam- ere) end en unidentified man. Eisler was arrested and carried eff the Polish ship Batory earlier on its arrival at the south’of . Me had stowed away aboard the Batory.at New York efter jumping $23,500 bail in the U.S., where two prison are hanging over him. . ee Communists Ready * “BCU ATOMIC SGHOLARSHIP 4 . - which’ will advise applicants of To Put Up Bail, But 4 ‘ the. néarest logation. to them in| Magistrate Would FOR HIM PROTESTED | which’ the examinations will be ini b civen Application forms can be Net Aceept lt | —— ol at the unit-office of the -—.. ‘ 7 e LORDON aE ways There are vagaficies for visitors’ Helter, whe Geaped from the 4 positions in many‘ sections of the United States as a stowaway ; @hoard the Polish steamship Bat- there are no vacancies at the ory, end was taken off the ship present time. The, Merit’ System @ Geuthempton, was arraigned thie morning im the Bow Street magivtrate’s court. Hearing in the cae Wee postponed to May 24. Among the group that accom- panied Eisler to the court were four communists, who apparently were ready to put up cash bail for Sister's release, but the court ruled that he would be held with- out bond Polieh officials still were com- “nim ehowt the removal of Easter from the Batory. They as- erted that his arrest and remov- @ from the ship were violations ternational law. Under that tow, they claimed, Eisler should been given the protection of Podiot Council maintains’ a continuoys } register of persons’ who have; qualified’ for these positions, and examinations next Saturday, ap- plications maust be postmarked by Tuesday midnight. Among the qualifications for the position are graduation from an accredited college or univer- sity or an equivalent combination of educatoin and experience, and some knowledge of the Florida State Welfare Act. Visitors must furnish their own cars, but are reimbursed on a mile-age basis. Salaries start at $165 a month and range up to $205.00. “THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER KEY WEST, FLORIDA, MONDAY, MAY 16, 1949 ' f | far more impressive. showing | |85 PER CENT RAISED state, but in some urban. areas. @ Florida Highway Patrol warn- applications to take the periodie} to? H. N. Kirkman said. He also t City Commission ‘Also. To. Have » Resolution To Buy ' New Parking Meters Resolutions authorizing a com. Resolutions To Come Up At Board Meet Tonight | wuNTED promise of the amounts due for { taxes on properties owned by Sa- rah Sai ,PLAMES SWEEP AGAINST AN OFF-DUTY JERSEY CITY FIREMAN as. he makes his way. down a ladder from the roof of a flaming building Friday night. Clad in civilian clothes and Passing the building as the fire hroke out, he rushed up. the ladder ahy of on-duty mates in an effort-to ventilate the structure by: opening a roof trapdoor. He was not injured. night’s meeting of the City Com |: mission. taxes totalling $1,507.22, Dinner-Meeting : Well Attended; Rabbi Max Shapiro Of Miami Gives Talk i Eighty-five per cent.of the Key| . othe aa West quota was raised in cashf by | the city a Age United Jewish peta be Corporati ‘Campaign at. the banquet oun Highway Patrol Begins Drive For Safety The sum due on the ty fore the rebate of new nun- The! ‘the last night at the Lions’ , ftoday tl safe condition were the target of Joe Pearlman, ‘chairman of «the local drive, who presided, ‘an- nounced today. The invocation at the. dinner- meeting was given by “Rabbi| for. Abraham Schwartz and talks] | be. were given by Murray Halper, V. | City Commission meeting tonigh T. A. Field Representative; Rabbi | Will be: Max Shapiro of Miami, who'was{ A resolution authorizing the principal speaker; Joe Pearl- man, local chariman, and Rabbi Schwartz. ae The finance committe with-Dr. Herman, Moore as. chaitman ‘and Ksadore Weintraub, Milfon;"Ap- pell, Charles Aronovité: Were‘ on the job collectiong the’: many checks that were written by. the enthusiastic gathering who’ en- joyed the fine meal prepared by Mrs. Arthur Mulberg and ‘Mrs. Morris Stutz, assisted by several ; ladies on the committee. ing issued heretoday. “Traffic tickets will be issued to one-eyed drivers and to owners who operate their cars with burn- ed out rear or stop lights,” Dire the purchase: of new meters un (Continued On Page Six) Harold Johnson Dies In Miami Harold A. Johnson died Sunday afternoon 5:30 o’clock in Miami. } Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 4 p. m. in the chapel of the Lopez Funeral Home. G. Rogers Louys, of Grace and Truth Hall, will officiate. Burial will be in the family plot in City Ceme- hydrant rental. A resolution authorizing a re fund of $15 to the Overseas Radi and Appliance Company for li of a license permit. A resolution authorizing a’ re his unused building permit. Electric System for Electric serv Reports around City Hali were to the effect that the passage of {the resolutions would draw fire. It was reported that the resofu- tions would be strongly attacked, The Sarah Saunders property now owes taxes totaling $1183.34. igii wed but be- € was $361.40. Also in for some close scrutiny is the resolution authorizing a lease and the agreement between til the old ones have been paid Also to be considered at the the payment of $2,400 to the Florida Keys Aqueduct Commission for cense, the same being a duplicate fund of $14 to Edgar I. Quick for A resolution authorizing the payment of $20,946.11 to the City and Lawrence Higgs will be introduced at to- $323.88 were abated by passage of an ordinance passed at the tmie. a Duncan Meter -for- the leasing and city still owes $5,000 on the present parking me- ters. Some. observers questioned is shown above and the last important bandit leader im Sicily. is the object of « search of some 5,008 police, The man- hunt centers around Giulienes mountain stronghold af Mente lepre. 16 miles west of Pal- ermo, Prowlers; Try To | |Break In Store | One man fired three shots at} prowlers while someone made an | attempt to enter the siete eas - pie Departinent Store in White flag as a political ref- . | tery, Pearlmen stated today that all \ice furnished the city. street Saturday night, Deput wgee returning to his country. (®) Wirephoto Survivors: Sisters, Mrs. Albert | those who desire to contribute to 7 as Sheriff Frank Webber seid ¢ ts : Laat Pate SO Seter hed been under bond of ommunis' Sweeting, Miami Beach and Mrs.|‘MS worthy cause of reHabilitat- Local Officers day "9 © the United States,| SHARP PROTEST has been s Effie Whatlton, Miami Beach: aie ees who Ye still in Ee Mario V tw | whe wanted on charges of | raised in Congress because an D: N Mrs. James L. Johnson, Key West, | 2: P: Camps an provide a ha- Takiti a os pe vities and passport! atomic Commission scholarshi; rawing CARON | tire. Willan Rotors and woe | ven of refuge for these unfortu-! Ji @ ing Course Trailer Park amd} tow i i Pp . W. Chase, Jr. Miami Beach: | Dates in the new state of Israel . that he fired two st ver the The Pole) embassy said, after] ¥@S given Hans Freistadg To Shanghai : {step mother, Mrs. W. A. Johnsof | a mail their checks to himself From FBI A ent |heads. He i the men quickly the eehetrnment of the cast, that] (above), graduate assistant and fo) and brother, R. William L. John- Say eee ill shortl 1 8 aa t would file a formal protest with ti i son, Miami Beach em tale re E | aif i , part-time instructor at the (By The Associated Preqg» | SON, on prospertive contei ce ‘A élass of city and county law the British foreign office late this - + Hea as . . prospertive contributors with- y 3 | Sund ‘ ie . . m office late this University of North Carolina. lesa steal ee Coe. een en eats son oF the in ten days and it is hoped, ac- Seo reement viticers were LaRINg trea re att ne Prere, Soviet official newspa-} Freistadt, a native of Austria, | and nearer to this city, and some| Johnson of this city. cording to Pearlman, Key West- Conti Count Ss toda Le en The trent ' Meweow today that! was described in Congress by Becta predict that there will —_—_—_——_- sie Way contetbute: generously ta vee site viak ing th [ee en Sa se “ > drive. @ A surse | : ‘ { Eisler from the Rep. Cole, Republican of New | be fighting in Shanghai in two "| Mi . : Th sd: the drive. Wee, aking eieod 2 ie te ' A oe steer violation of! vou as “a professed Com- | three days, while others think a eeling urs ay . Davenport and Rene Raivle of | ...5)) , human rights.” The paper further] [Fy © rm" | week will’ pass before the com- ~ |Hospital Board the City Police Department; |’ j " pite all we protests junist.’ comunist impact will ‘be felt in At Ft. Taylor P Deputy ‘Sheriff William Archer | at led by Polish offi- the city itself. if . 2 riknche Gan ect ] kK | tome ree &! Plumbing Exams |, tone point, reas are reported} : Has Resigned and overt carson, oo! Samuel Knowles ' be returned to the s acm to be nine miles from the heart of} There will be a meeting to © nan Y ‘ . t Shangh 11 mile: | The Nationalist commanders is- sued a statement” today denying the report that had been made yesterday that the Reds had seized the city’s main radio trans- , and at another point, }On Friday Night At 8 p.m. Friday there will be jan examination for master ‘and journeymen’s plumbers in the Woman In jured In Auto Crash Roy Hamlin and Iva Albury an which all Medical Department Short’ ets Commissioned Personnel,” Dental Nevaaciveti ames Shore Patrol. Effective June 1 Officers, Medical Ofticers, Nurs- 10 pA H cour's ates to fing es, Medical Service Corps and] The entire board of directors| printing ued the: tecialine Hospital Corps Officers E [4 are in- of Monroe County Hospital has or Officers vited at the Fort Ta submitted their resignations to Club on Thursday, at 3: 30 p. m. police methods. ‘Died Saturday dj urd “it * o aa . Governor Fuller Warren, it was s le Mattoo 719 ‘Thomas| of Public serciee anecurend’ tor | mitter and had cut off practically | _‘The speaker will be Captain | revealed here yesterday. Opening Time : r ye ' o> ed mvery plumber ip. thas will | ter hed beh installed in the ai, Monroe County Health Officer | Vincent Crema ind Fred Mil- Of Dra ft Boar dd ; oom be Walines | niet eo hold 8 ense Yo! skirts of the city, and that it hgd| and has just recently arrived in| ler. They resigned effective June] y ‘ w yo nll se anal certificate or a Ieense to) oon remoyed to keep it from|Key West. He will. speak on|1. Miller alone made his resigna- To Be Chanved fen Swend, dimmed the| ee ee: 7 falling into! the hands of com-{ “Some Aspects of Public Health | tion effective to the governor's re) ane & nd overturned. She | ppwwwvwwyvvwwyvevvevevyes | unists trogps. Wor j wish. The office of the Key West sc, fer chasevetion in the People arg still fleeing from the} Civilian, retired and visiting} County Attorney Paul Sawyer! Draft Board, which is now open 4 Palace Theater city along the few routes that} Practitioners, dental and medical, | left today for Tallahassee where,! from 8 a.m. to noon and | | ve " we passengers in| still remain open. Former Pre-| nurses, and pharmacists are cor-! among other bills, he will submil| p.m. will be opened only from ’ ee ecaped injury, Pa-| LOUIS HAYWARD and mier Soong, Chiang Kai-Shek’s| dially invited. Refreshments will | one Permitting the County Com-}to 12 o’¢lock, beginning on M N. 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