The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 5, 1949, Page 1

THE SOUTHERNMUST NEWSPAPER KEY WEST, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1949 a = —o Up $3,572,823 ) + Pour Into County Over Over Last Year > ‘ _ FOR BANK am : ——~-——*No Accidents Reported; There Were STATEMENTS | ‘ | Coal Miners || No Arrests Saturday, Sun- | | WASHINGTON. July 5.—The é & i j § iTalks Postponed Not an accident was reported anywhere in Monroe County , | : | over the long weekend. and Key West enjoyed the quietest hol- fomight's meeting of the Monroe ; ote }_ WASHINGTON, July "$—-Cont “*Y Brood im yecns —— miners in their “No| was a large influx of visitors over the weekend, with County Commission be we contract, no work” policy went hotels. increase comes largely PICKETING EMPLOYEES of the strikebound Consolidsted Badger Dairy Cooperative at She- c work today while their Pres wane, Wis. scatter as police set off tear gas in an effort to permit movement of freight cars into j ident John L. Lewis tries to The ’ . The Key West Chamber a > from about $1,000.000 worth of the plant Saturday. The officers arrested eight pick he gamed Y of Commerce. in © report this morn. come to an agreement with coal | ing. reveaied that a number of hotels, moteis and quest houses mew construction in Key West ee . --—----——————_ operators in the north, south and| had hung out “No Vacancy” signs Saturday and Sunday, the @uring the test year. about S1.- 7 | Senator Connolly Speaks Today oa nh machetes thet gh Fem the Florida Keys came reports of a greatly accele rated business ever the week | lend. Many hotels and motels at | | Tavernier, Marathon and other | ‘ (Sno ayes weok tt ee] Oe | In Favor Of North Atlantic Pact; | saree cae Cay wat be | Tt was said today there is lit } |points were completely © filled $500,000 | * ee yng) S008 For 85 | Vandenberg And Taft To Talk Later eon ttt cae ie ew quash larger stocks then former Placements marie iby the Key the union and the coal compa-| West office of the Florida State 'mies. That was one reason that) } The City Police and thé Sher- —— ~~ said = taday Sietaiaes Savio. dated Connolly Maintains Pact Does Not ew to postponing further discus 5 | ffs office reported today that ne rease in PrOP- |». totaled 85 . sions until July 12 d there were no arrests aad. only s ‘ erty tanes. I ; » r : ¢ Lewis @ demanding higher « 4 Gandolio said that if the pres-| 2° 4 Kanight, Jr. local office Usurp Congress Power To Kurope Ss Soap | nae ta Maton tei Ga , |p nent eepeedaoas, © manager, reported that the nor ” J iments Southern coal operators ' te: ‘ it 4 r he ked aut 4 the Be rece ny the Conny Coe, | mal increase of job applications Declare War Supply Is jere against both propussls and | fm See ee tate effect Count Som . i Py joperators ¢lsewhere, it was re-| | * j keton on 1949 roll the county a. wih the dive of the WASHINGTON, July 5.Senator Tom Connolly of Texas Called Good | ported, will take @ similar stand | | mm. ——- cues ~ -_ would obtain shout $61,883 more)" Fee a students 4nd) today im speaking about the North Atlantic Pact, said that there when discussions are resumed ‘ } number of paid edwniadons rep im tones than it got last year. teachers sought summer work! is nothing in the pact that usurps the cullority of congress to| OSLO—~)—Dr. Eric Mann,| Temerrew Union leaders and resented a 25 per cent. imerense ‘The tax rate is divided be. P*8¢ areduates were entering the | declare war, or in any way commits this country to go 10 WOE | former profes in a Los Angel j representatives of the United over the Fourth of July week tween the Board of Public in-| labor market. The usual decrease | without the approval of congress rath Se coe ee Lj jend tast year G@ruction, which gets 11.5 mills!of job openings during the off} He remarked that somé senators who oppose the pact as: { Vr" a: Oe we Poe wr a : County and City beaches were aud the county, which getr 10.5) summer grason is also underway.| 8@tt that its approval by the senate will leave the congress ““VP"*" affairs, declares; “Somp| on omplay crowded with local citizens and . not myured lcompany's pits. It was said today | ; " Lic " The Key West employment! less to say when this country shall or shall not go to war { the items which Cl ehat th ~a¢ visitors ene plates on vinit> tm spite of the fact thet 25 a Boy | Re challenged any senator or anybody cise to point out a pro plentiful here No soap paling cumndad paline of ing automobiles indicated that a per cont aret be cut from the 7*Fv we soewy new he he . . | | large number of them were trom state’s aeeihmant to. the applications | @uten4 vision in the treaty. approved several months ago by the United amt an gift from the i| penstons, as have been proposed | caput, Weunes OBryent — of this year ys pata ‘as _— ee een fe Seats, Send comeing aes" “e intendent of public instruction.|in juge » year ago,” Knight of authority or power when questions of war come up for COM cays. “but no | j ” that he 4 the ae oes pv | | Dr, Mann is in @sly to discuss “Tok teen Senatar Cigundiy Curther ste-(asmateet are . pando .aiaee end ors. ta. ew, wl sari toe Py an Pa: j the estibiiineht of university yo Kose would not be rr | ° we : a ig mo: is away from home. Each dollar emend to the School Bowd that!" Active application files at the! arms program in connection with University. He has been} out, ts divided among the follow- conducting @ ones aap threat thet he “is high on the the gresent 115 mills to the| xo, west employment service, th a ie eciiiabines When 0 ‘h Y k ducting " ap Looe if T e ing atunié tee not increased ce deen csmiieig tices an eo 9 vd mL ange New OPK | chitdren campaign tor the tat OF SPCASON list for s whipping.” Brown | Retailers get 26 cents. restaur- Withe . 1 elite the schools can set! those workers seek “ ‘ 4 See-aned tev tt, Gein. Gate i> a beets and another Methodist minister | ants 2) cents, hotels 17 per cent; by without the 25 per cent of| cierk-sypist, salen hed. inbor, | Siliaute without providing as NEW YORK-4# aah, ies claliaan” Gane SAN FRANCISCO, July S| reported they unearthed five | service stations 12 cents; smus date funds”. said O'Bryert. “Wele, truck drivers and Me the! Mthy for the rearming of Eu. | few years it bs expeete ft one ri Tokyo Rose” goes on trial to-| separate beatings by rebked, | ment places, 9 cent; local trans @itt heve to crimp and save in 96 workers referred to job open- | tope | out of every 25 resident New ; Pounds of sump to needy mstitt | morrow im federal court here on| heeded men after @ private in- | Pottation facilities 8 cents and every other department. We willling, during the month by the| He mentioned Russia specifi.| Yor City will be living trons all over Europ: a charge of treason. Specific) vestigetion. Cley County is o | "scellancous seven cents ext be chte to Ge mummy of Ce] sccecat office, & were suc-|caly while discussing the alli. |homing prapeet Fran Swrder ‘ charge against her is that, dur-| rural area 80 miles east of Bir Local efforts to inerease-- out things we had planned of 401NE | cessfully — placed Employment) ance. He said that if the Soviet The new apartment pres ;urg, Belgium, Holland—alox ing the war, she broadcast in) mingham. tourtst besiness should continue im the way of maintenance sf ” F a Tokyo in favor of Japan and as strongly as possible”, said the was secured for 46 women and! Union thinks the pact re besides changing the face of Man. |! European countries have now Chamber's report. “We eite-uur In bie cepert to the County! 99 veterans iit a Ge tele ten ote A against the United States. In her} — ° Comminsion tonight, Gandoito| Beth s J hatten ty tomeving me the | all the susp they neced—mustly | brosdcests, she tried to under Dr. €. BE. Barfield | organization's drive {6 _ativet prospective employers | does it not proceed. ur prov wit show an increase from $14-| and employees will find the ac-) sions available in the United N id tenements, ob through home pr a the[ mine the morale of American ing funds means in whick GRE, 705 test year to $16.449.550) vi vities of the Florida State Em- | ¢ - ‘ 4 "| doctor say Ce rn Vine soldiers and sailord fighting in Died Y sinens can asust in developing of ida § Ean agree to a peacetul x an old pattern whereby ne ester av re . ourtst revenue | p, comp. i the lends whieh are classed | ployment Service useful in meet- ter t of the @ifferer angst een ans shall continw help} the Pacifi = senexempt. This is an iM! ing their job problema Knight, now beset the world ® aieatien oe where help is neede There If she is found guilty, she may F The Chamber has purchased crease of $2,366,045 urges anyone who wants help or! s ecalcit: ant ‘oe a fore let us send linen, bed sheets,| be sentenced to death or Dr Charles Eugene Barfielt,' and distributed 10,000 _gumnmer There is an increase of $969,777) tutner information to contact forced. the Weste sor of i a qe = pillow cases. There « n-|five years in prison and finee ted la gt « Mon advertising folders in the north im the current homestead exemp-| tne local Florida State Employ- tons t : a GETS 99 YEARS stance, not " neubator | $10,000 county Hospits er a long uj. | and is now launching campaign them teting In 1948 the home-| nent Service office at 314 Si- | te nm by aur cing t in Oslo. adlaybe Americans] Her counsel said toda Rie in Havana. This advertising + seat exemption totaled $6.650.-) onion street. Job orders will be | against aggressor nat ° will get one for the Rikshos-]| will stress two points in os will te fete ng une en by fund pitaict. Barneavdelingen. Osi fendihg her—that she wa n solicited from i rested citizens 158 and this year they amount) taken over telephone 489 Renter hottie. © . « Senator Arthur andenberg of Thursday ip n the Chap te 97,319.97" / met os tan Eee Gece Dr. Mann says the recovery in| ced by the Japanese to make the | 6) of the I Pot home P| and business peuple | Norway after the war broadcasts, and that she not Aude No. 182 F Pothowing + how the 1949 tax G R. MeF. dde will speak tomorrow in favor of . an and voll & made up, compared with! » a “hn the alliance 4 Senat Robert }but still incomplete ‘orway | a citizen of the United States but 6.25. oil eentest te stan J J Pinder . ode aad A. Taft, minority leader in the hes suffered unbeliev instead, is # citizen of Portuge Susie) will te in aaa Lands reverted to state under | A Cc 4 as - the hands of the Ge . ~ enate, w speak later in the y ’ . Chapter 16206: 1940--$163,240; board Carrier me cin te wat ee vaders whe has dest: wel Ciry C 4 Se nephews, woitien/ Graduates I gent, Tah ould Gi te we & seer oe Noreays natwnei| City Commission coor Sgternyter| Graduates From Seemap tan emtificcte tend! cash TAnEe’ il daly 5 od wealth Soe “ . reread 2 6 countsy’s rearming Eu ck Dunn, Donaidsonville, Ge k hool Glen Exempt): 1949—$142.920;! saidshipman G. R. McFadden, | rope 7 , Had No Quorum ie E Dunn, New Orles Ban ing ¥ 1948. $134,010 USN, of 325 United street, Key Radioactive La; Frederick Gay, Cuthbert txpectat to The Chtigent > County tax certificate land) west. is participating in the first adtoactive There was no quorum of the NEWYORK, July 22 dole Gamesiond): 1949-$16.900, 1948) of two aircraft carrier cruses in Gilmore Returns . 7 City Commission last ' ‘ 1s past presi | Joseph Pinder of the Ploride Ne Sulphur Traces 1948- $182,870 (Special to The ¢ tines) vor the pact but that he will op ~ S35 soo the Atlantic that are planned for City Commission I Ca ent © Galve » Club, Ki tional Bank, Key West, graduated en exempt lend (current): | ini, summer i Th rsd: » bonell, City Manager Ralph D.| wa ena Alcazar | from the Graduate Setmol of ed $16,449,550 1948 $14. These two-week cruises were ere ursday on2 705 cheduled as a part of the USS H 1W. Gilmore ie Spalding and City Attorney lg- | Te ‘ ntgomery.| Ranking, conducted by the Am . ‘ era Homestesds (current)—$7319- mer training program to io ty ° AR gqee a u ,. | Hall and N r Anus R ad University, New Bron OFT, 1948-96,650,150 Naval Academy midshipmen oe os i @itees VANCOUVER, Cans There w a speci ett wick, NJ. at the school’s thir Personal property: 1949—-$3- oho class of 1951 practical ship- | joi ch agli ; 1 Redinestive out ng next Monday night elected teenth annual commencement ex oul.se). 1948—-63,441.745 board training and an© opper-) pack at Key West " @ Geiger y cuted may f ‘ ¢ the Ma-| es Retirosd and telearaph: 198— jonity to “learn by doing” ax! Thur - healt “ eee Salt l « ke Sues F Hughes White $180,151, 1948—9190,152 well as @ broader insight int The ve t " AB nya “ A Phase ker and chairman of Totals 1949—$28,280,055; 1948) ova) aviation enh in cee ee oe : dy pon onligg . . ik anaes | P . | : doctor 232 ay she sale much | po Rises Again minica DePrima}: smpa and St Pete *&———_ * Robert Noresa tS Tir ciotheds were reputed ot| g SALT LARS Coe com | Died On Saterday |... ' Regent {the THE Salt Lake Has Mo Bar, Taproom. Tevern | near Laxie. 1 ; a ! HIS EXPRESSION unchanged ‘ me © lake , \ or Juke Box se Mecaien sg Mpg T G : Ol Lee Scott (above). 16-yeer-old — ' P| chinist’s mate, third clas, USN own Urows ( ot ang Pog aga «je a 7 . ‘ Nite e sun of Louis Norcisa of 1438 V RANKLIN ; joanoke, Vs. Seturday. after |“! * . he | pe x evap . “| —" gimia, Key West is scheduled 1 y “ge : hearing « jury convict him of | Sn ane nti | ae oe : " | DION'S AUTO SERVICE go aboard the aircraft Pi —* o On first degree murder in the slay t care thet there & r Sal 4 . USS Valley Forge with ths — ih @ ing of « classmate, Dana Maric | ict ons ein the} me eve ‘ " ' . ree eee Bu. Squadron 114 during July “ item evan 1a Weaver. A %-year sentence |, D aw ue @ date ll ‘ 2 | rn ~~ ‘ few weks of carrier oper S| tate, was csttied was the punishment meted out t the ast, the ; i : | Complete Auto Service off the coast of southern Cali-) 4: the last census it ha ane to the youth F Standard Oil Products ulation « TG . . FRUIT JUICES: Orange POOR OLD CRAIG TICKET OFFICE ie: may Grapetruit . Fruit Punches a —_ - | | -sabiated” Tracks \ Sais "Tear te”|, semvice sravion, | ais nt uee Fine Fishing Tackle STRUNK LUMBER YARD STRUNK LUMBER YARD ; ’ Tees FERS Ott Desiee | Thompson Enterprises. 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