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

wm ® - ee THE SOUTHERNMUST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.A. : LT, anal KEY WEST, FLORIDA, TU YAY, JULY 12, 1949 PRICK FIVE CENTS EWSMEN LOSE LIVES = — : ‘ PRERRIDE PLANE INJORES FV ° 130 Others Meet Death In Crash Pensions Paid la vi .'M Seek Key Property tn Florida At joe ree Of Royal Dutch Airliner For Kruits, Plants re High Co On Strike | Near Bombay, India | ached an all time hugh Out Of Frost Area ©: > ae ot ae | Resent Government's PLANE, CAUGHT IN TERRIFIC RAINSTORM, ‘ ae Ee ee os Using Soldiers and | STRIKES MOUNTAIN LEDGE, TWO Com. pper Rey Land Rev. James Hl MacConnell, whe | : ' Semghet fy Mange GOVERNOR FOUND sirman of the District No. 10 Sailors Te Unload } RESPONDENTS SURVIVE WRECK, ONE Sects Sen 6 DEAD ON TRAIN Welfare Board Ships In London | SAYS PILOT EVIDENTLY Total Hh Was wer as ~~ paring thy tate cat : te Gp Tee Gepnstans qocene } AWAY FROM MOUNTAIN, SROOPND ORAS ants went to 99,382 recipients to} sid §122,746 individuals, There were 64.946 recipients of old age} assistance, 3,084 blind, anc a | LONDON, July 12—Trouble in) the dockworkers’ strike at Great} OF DUTCH AIRLINER IN THREP WHER, Britain's ports broke out afresh | OTHER CAUSING LOSS OF 33 LIVES Hertanieal Carden er dependent children fami! today i - “ . bracing 54,706 children. They re | As a@result of King George's de- | (Op The Sennsinted Perens - ved 2 total of $3,677,812 of | i claring « stete of emergency yes- | BOMBAY. India, July 12.—Pourteen American which $2,363,724 wa Federal | terday, 2.490 soldiers and satlors | mews i 4 re oe . ° gan < nd peg Sayre gg = ye sm errespondente . including represcatatioes of the ost ‘ June was the first } some of the 127 ships that had) New York Times, Time Magazine, Christian Sriemer - the start of the public assis lueen lying idle ot verious ports é wee ’ K prasram in Phasiin te 1007 Ghat li caus tetanic Ga wn, | Monitor, Denver Post. Seripp»s-Heowerd «yndicate amd a «se ng at the number of applicants has pas confined to London, however ‘other American newspapers and syndicates. were emeone (emmy it sed the 90,000 mark When the sailors and soldiers —_— The rate of increase in June Fe Wrenn | CRAM to work, 2,700 dockworkers 44 persons killed in the crash of « Royal Dutch Com —_ was about the same as it has been} trephoto | as a demonstration of their re-| stellation airliner near here today. . the past several months, Rev THREE BOY PASSENGERS were sheken and two boys among | sentment, joined the 10,000 men | The ar a . - wt MacConnell said spectators were knocked down in the crash-landing of « plane =| now on strike a Sa = eutead In Monree County. 525 aged| Siving free rides at Portland. Ore. The ship overshot the landing | The strikers now are demand . jterrifie reinstarm and crashed ne . ‘ mar persons received $21,360.00, 56| field end crecked up. The three youthful passengers are hud- | ing relief from high taxes and de Saal May Step to the ledge of « mountain while ro : . ae - blind persons, $2,638,00, and 166] dled near the plane a few moments after the landing. Left to | creases in the prices for clothes maneuvering te land here : in deeeet ches am Ge ie ae | tight: Elmo Geed. 14. and Don Kitchen. 14. both of Salem. Ore. | afd foodstuffs I T T T een American ane ; = = m the Up- | end Val Roth, 11. of Portland. With them are attendants of the me a aper> la meme n 0 ry 0 Pose a cane on an - aan " sit show. Nobody was hurt seriously. mS Ghat) Se a Sees Soe . Yeo ‘ . ; chown 1 can't name . ¥. be put to work unloading ships lg Steel Strike ed from wreck with miner inne tein ax conten ta —< + "Thy ‘Offi | | should the strike continue j os William Matthews, of Sen orp ® Wirephewo ree ieers | | Sir Stafford Cripps stated that (Ry Tee Aeecetated eres) Prencies ne ot Ge at Paget mene saat Gandolfo | Boy, BEAUFORD JESTER of } LEAGUE the strike it iaterattying the ai] WASHINGTON, July’ 12 aha the ot eraeatiy Cana . - r acute econom: r ssi he was clear of the mounts ° ' wt { the Texes (above) wes found dead Arrive At Boca in Great Britain en ou Rage, Pousident Soames wher “ het «ean | press” secretary, said today that : . bo sad Ke ey | im bis Pullman berth on « train € Fi Id ong are plene noced heedan int be ft - eather development.” | 9 the Southore Pacific Rail hic the Presidept is considering \ hedge The oman suid he was interest — ra File IKey ‘West-Havana i: action to try to stop, the| Of the 30 others killed, 10 ewe oorty below the S@tion in Houston Monday ! Ligutenant Commander Wil — strike of 500,000 steci crewmen and 20 were pauer The Florida K Police seid as far as they Whow. | liam E. Lemos, Lieutenant Com oo xpertonced @0Y| ne died of naturel cousts but an | ander Eugene R. Hegson, and Air Travel Now go . | Tht eufiner war on her oe “a b= en rey te ete to | Leeutenant Latfence P Upton | wes ov aes i irom Java in tndtnesin Hed investigation wes started ecently reported to Aati-Sub Gees ot eee ‘Increasing | tended to do, Ross said that and Mitchell said thet « oe t might marine Development Squadren had not been informed of the ne respondent refused + n= F Alli ‘ ONE (VX-1), Boca Chica Field BROOKLYN, July 14.—The loth All Star game | Passenger travel between He | ture of the action the trp om the plane tec sme ‘-Foot igator . 1 coe L Juated | jbatween Amevicnn Longue and the National League preety hyn ary has increased | CIO leaders said that confer- | feared t had been sabotaged ; : Lemos Was graduated uring lew wee mug gave the high tensian bete tar garde l i i . P t ‘ no 0.8 then hk mem : | stood 8 te 5 for the American at the end of the first) |. Blythe, Manager fer Sethonn ences between them and U 8 OL 14 Bud a i Sock mB whieh he 5 Ss Thouse re Annapolis, Md. in February 1941.| half of the sixth. Airlines, in. Key West, said to- | Stee! Corporation's representa- |! government as her reason f “ p BUDAPEST. Hungar AP Prior to reporting for duty w th The Americans scored four runs in the first, with- -~ ; tives had ended in « deadlock jeving the plane had teen ¢ | —— on was going to : VX-1, he attended the Massa-| 519 os cogmed r: The Nati . rt. Blythe said. our Cuban Wages and pensions, over pered with ty Incemesian repabt geet seeut $90,008 for the plant Dogs and other common do: chusetts Institute of Technology : wn. pe Nation neighbors obviously like bargains which the corporation and ClO | cams | —~ sn up the old sis in Hung take 4 LCDR Hanson, craduate of | firet with two, se as well as we do. These people ‘disagree, are the causes of the! If one ng in disuse | (Continued On Page Six) Burlington, Iowa, Junior College | ig the third. s the 8 1s went inte | 2s.0ur service via Miami to threatened strike ‘ June 1240. regeived his com- | the 9 whe Key West are apperently folk Company officials declared that during the t un ensign it Decer tead w who would normally have vistted (Continued On Page Six) Continued On Page Four) was ecxetting throughout. Pitchers oo up-stete sister city and then BUDGET COMES * aS a i ee HAS CASH BALANCE _ COUNTY BOARD Seis nee? | sinth the Ed Healthy (onmditron x Many times they @ ttle no baggage and Bey pt Plans | Despite Interest Awd eave with armsfu | Principal Payments ber of parties of f (commission May De- ' ter | Hesiness College, Ste ed 12 minutes hater nade here erease, But Not In- | — > are . "Bh ea eee OE hs eacaiee ‘““ Glo ee ns anes es ixports | ©F $25,000 tn June oreare Amount Fixes at t as as en emlan in, AMMEMCANS HM) 202-8 BO vane Key West travel to the re CAIRO. AP - pt will ¢ ' ‘ - 243, at Naval Air Statior a = vent good will tour of the Key | port 99.000 ton © ond B : ln Tentative Budget ; Pian 68s rant NATIONALS 303 G5 9 6'>. Se Balt = 000 bales of to} +14 ‘ sare : ’ Patune Rive Batteries Americans Hi, Beo-ton: Trucks. Adams and other leading citizens | India under K - Newcombe. Brooklyn St. Lari: Wéek. | Ore Viner Soughout the bel- | supply i th jute and ster year ave { ‘ord. Boston (Continued On Page Six) { umilar value Tol Pledge Tobacco Tax Receipts... ‘ ’ CITY MAY BORROW $500,000 FOR IMPROV EMEN I S ; . City Commimstoner oo = t | woted to have City Manager = C nd Sie é ° Ralph Spalding and City Attorn ' id M tested ey M. Ignatius Lester mtact 7 : lending agencies with the hope of "" A gnat borrowing $500.000 in order thet ©° A ~_ " at ‘ Daman te ‘ M To Hold Miami to Key West Race ‘ $0 ono | and make sewer expansions. et M AM that ' , tewte t s Wants to Lease City Property so . vg a , Si Miami te Key West a wad vec rn Out On A Limb - ' During tioned site Planning Board Doesnt Approve Simonter t . _ Ma ence, t . A.” Designation For Ares pert | ANNOLNCING Carbone , a $18.00 $ i Roberts Asks Questions Of City Manag “ ‘ i THE OPENING OF ; _ Cortenett | Maman Otee Tien G. 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