The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 7, 1949, Page 6

breaking and South Beach last Friday night, be- Peace Roy itenced Fri- Criminal Court © by Caro. caught by ‘Patrol- |. G. Dovenport last Friday the act of robbing. Dav- in the .) Nov. 7—)—An German government leader that Soviet Communism there to stay and that the rest the world may as well accept spekesman was Chancellor Grotewohl, who keynoted a Communist celebration 32nd anniversary of the on. in the Berlin State house, Grotewohl declared “the realization of technical selentific progress in the So- Union is so gigantic that the cannot ignore his part, said the Chancel- Bastern Germany will tag with the Soviet Union. general crisis of Imperial- ” said Grotewohl, “is growing and more, whereas the for- of socialism waxes stronger ‘socialism, the East German; meant Soviet Com- The Berlin meeting was same offenses at her Washington trial. The hearing has been re- seheduled for Wednesday. ; NO TRACE. PERRY, Fla—An 18-hour hunt ‘One of the most notable ties at the Truman School year is the program’ of, be ing the school c t West aoe Club and. in the woods of North , Florida] \ has failed to flush any cf convicts who escaj last night The convicts broke out of road camp’near- Perry: Bloodhounds from four othe: camps are still woods and the Florida State Pa. trol is maintaining a search along the hikhways. JOINS POLISH CABINET MOSCOW.—A marshal of the Soviet Army. Konstantin Rokos- sovsky, is taking leave of his important position in Russia to join the Polish government. He will join the Polish cabinet as minister of defense and member of th Council of Stat. London de- scribed the development as a “further arid most important de- velopment in bringing about the subservience of Poland to the So- viet Union.” ‘MAY 8TOP PRODUCTION searching the j¢ have been placed dround plants and shrubs at the - corners of the buildings, and eight* fan: trellises. are being built. ‘ 4 The pupils are giving “suggest- ions to their teachers for making their school ; grounds “more at- tractive. wees _ Another activity’ which © is’a feature of the school is. the publi- ation of. the’ Truman . Herald, LONDON,—The biggest movie: } ; Rank, pictures today unless the British} 4 Government lower its 40 percent tax on movie tickets. The York- shire’ multi-millionaire ‘ reported, losses in operations during the last fiscal year of more than two erjready in the opening Decembe) . million dollars. In . addition to}, making films, the rank organiza- tion operates 556 theaters. RESCHEDULE TRIAL WASHINGTON.—The. trial of Representative J. Parnell Thomas has been tentatively: rescheduled for next Monday. The Congress- man’s attorney, William Collins, a a .| price automotive field, Mr. Kais-|gives them clear ene ee Sa pad hic no self. of reading g that. peop! books and apreciating good liter-|any button rering ature. The collection of 1 Ss has|}With the new invisible P been considerably increased. mold you may free Last week ‘we participated in| not only roi the annual Junior: Red Cross|from even the membership drive, and ~by the] deafness, progress being reported, most of Dept. 40, the rooms will be 100:percent by- 8, Il. “ =e of ie member drive:| achievement Mrs, Josephine ‘ Doughtry is the} you. he teacher: sponsor.for our school. |¥ou nett picture lectures. ‘Considera- ble interest’ is. being ‘shown al- f in} From even number side of of Southard : eee cluding uneven number side of ; ‘of & mumber maring the Bol-| asked. tbe postponement because From even number side of Angela Strvet to and incite anniversary throughout|he is busy with another case, ing id Eastern Ger-| Collins-said that he doubted that uneven number he would be free for two weeks, On the Sunny Side and that next Monday he may ask another postponement. Thomas is accused of conspiracy to defraud the Government by padding his office payroll. PAYMENTS ILLEGAL CONCORD, New Hampshire.— Senator Styles Bridges of New “| Hampshire has demanded that general inspection of the Naval Air Command. will be here an indeterminate TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS (Know America) Congressman Robert L. Dough- of Laurel Springs, N. C., born 86 years ago. . G. Moulton, presi- of the Brookings Institution, born in LeRoy, years ago. 1. Bernard, president Rockefeller Foundation, Maiden, Mass. 63 years joseph R. N. Maxwell, no- Lenox, Mass. Roman Catholic , born in Taunton, Mass., Kurtz, cond luctor of the Howton, Tex, Symphony Or- Shestra, born in Russia, 49 years ak Margaret K. Leech of New suthor, born in Newburgh, Y., 56 years ago. Dr. Poul F. Douglass, president all payments be stopped from the multi-million-dollar Miners Wel- fare fund: Any further expendi- tures, says Bridges, are illegal. AGREES TO RULE WASHINGTON.—The Supreme. 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