The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 18, 1949, Page 2

| both the upper and lower chains. Probably; In | the first development, annodinged ‘in i last few weeks, that will be Ses i ~ . | the parkways the Overseas | and Toll |" | Bridge Distr will construct “along: its Sunes its next fiscal year, April 1, 1950 money is stirplus teyenue in excess of thi — | district’s budget for the present fiscal cards of muna resolutions | year. Every month this year the district's a sete, will b° | oceints have run far ahead of what they were in 1948. Some months the increase Was as much as $10,000. : Resides the building of the parkways, the commission decided to construct bar- becue pits, pienic nooks, with rééfs @ pro- tect picknickers in the event of rain, small ‘sheds, with running water and appliances for making coffee and cooking simple dishes, and several other things, all of whieh with the end in view of making that }°#! stretch’on the keys a sort of paradise. 1. More Hotels and Apartments. Let's listen. to what Alfred A.McKet- ; Tacaerie oe han, chairman of the State Road Depart. & Consolidation of County and ment, who was visiting in, Key West vester- lithe bas. for. City r day, had to say about the cemmission’s ’ rab 8 project. Chairman McKethan, in«: Repre: aa peor Ee ont sentative B. C. Papy’s home, wHéFé hé Was | hower gor, the Presidential “nom Tu entertained at dinner, declared: ination last, year. However, after ‘ BIRTHDAY “| not only favor the expenditure’ of | the ,Convention, James got on = By AP Newsfeatures the Trumen bandwagon. $75,000 for the parkway project but I also |” Roosevelt now says he will do favor the spending of a sufficient amount | his best to bring the President's to make the Florida Keys a_ recreational Fair Deal program to California | poe -ARD WILson, mecea for the people of the United States. gap ono ther, {Born Nov. 18, test, in New York fad expected. A twelve- I am confident that time is coming, and is ips have James also says his mother, City, son of a book binder. The on coming fast. The Keys are different from NN eI A NORE rn OEE AINE EASE ORL ee Met. eaten eee carter of this fusiness Dipper sense than to return to @ te a - now president of ni lec- vi But he remarks: “She pays fre- tric a bis B ‘colorful chapter in | ration. MONOGRAP! any other part of Florida, any other part | quent visits to members of her ‘i busi- | lived | be = " of the United States. Tourists ate forever |family” PRE. FOTONSG Otro | the 4 Readers: ooking for something different. That | 1 announcing his candidacy, | was three.and he stopped school | uevaty indian Bo Roosevelt said he was prpud to}. ; 5 es in the eiwhth grade to take a job !thought of take his stand on the. principles}; the Sprague Electric Co, now} Wi The mecca I have in view ] will explain [and platform of the democratic} oi of General’ Electric. After [She'd maki ‘ party. Then he turned to’ the years of hard. work and night the fire. fully at a meeting of the Overseas Bridge | >? : —e : : as F . Ce hist: d said: “I repudi their Commission that will be held. at Pigeon ate all Commtinist apport i 1 lett ey Be reacties the t96- Me open fire, and the pillow: Key in January. I am confident that, gov- | should be tendered, and I repudi-} Guction Board in World War II Your Horoscope |" social haleits ertior Fuller Warren will attend the meet. |%¢ ‘De support oF any splinter ind later returned ts ba old ost. is not detained in Tallahassee at ist. line.” it dddea: “T] Re 1 88 Aetive | wo! in the ing, if he e miunist line.” Roosevel Baptist Chureh and an ardent} FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1940) Liman —Today gives a highiy emowonal! friee’s og ot nature and an adventurous spirit South Danete « that time. Governor Warren ‘ is ° familiar shall have no association with ‘sportsman. ’ The nature may become some: ee —— | with the potential value of the Florida Keys sgl pie remo A ——— “| a8 an outstanding recreational center.” James Roosevelt's opposition} $103,445 STATE ROAD 1 _M. P. Batber. a meniber of the State }may come from the wealthy im-/”) “(Continued hes bey Sn)? (WER: ee ee can S200 — « a gree es ‘ ial. county: rancher ; who.man.- ey prison camp. Bark was en- | quic! perceive any’ ay Road Department from Vero Beach, .ac- Reed Picaidgnt ‘Trurhan’s’ “Cali umieatie about the work. being - ~~ companied Chairman McKethan on his fornia campaign last yest - * copia i there ‘midstly by]: it | . George Lackey, who ate | prison labor. bine to Key ii He. was _ as enthus- |p emocratic Vice Chairman, Lack- | Constructing Prison Camp a ome ie te ene ey called on President Truman|At Big Pine Key Florida Keys as was the chairman. Mr. Key Westers are notorious coffee- drinkers, some drinking more than 30 cups « day, and with the price of coffee going up, this intake will have to be cur- tailed. Soon we will have to limit our- selves to the demi-tasse instead of the truth applies also to people generally. he agreement between the Dateh and She Telonesians to establish an independ- emt United States of Indonesia is ‘hailed te Washington by many officials “as an pet stay in impartance with India’s win- nine of freedom two years ago. ~""" Phe backbone of the official opinion, siferding to correspondents, is the belief séveral months ago. After::that}, “It will be one of the finest |» Barber said: talk began that the White House|'prison camps in the state when}! ayy i would give him at least tacit sup- | completed and a ¢fedit to Monroe port, but this -has been denied of-} County. The place will seem more |; © ficially. ¢ |like a modern tourist court than}: On the other hand, Roosevelt}a prison vainp. We expect to. have may get. powerful opposition}a’ big affair when’ the: camp is from California’s Republican} fully completed. We will invite Governor Earl Warren. In fact}Mr. Papy, Monroe County Com- some Republicans say Warreh is} missioners, the press and the pub- the only man who could beat} lic to view the buildings, and the Roosevelt. Others feel if Liéuten- } layout,” stated Merrill Barber. ant Governor Goodwin Knight} McKethan and Barber wanted runs, as indicated, he at least|.no credit for bringing the large would make more of a. party} construction projects to. Monroe fight out of it than Warren. War-| County, but asxed that credit be ren won his last term after|given Representative Bernie C. getting both the Republican ‘and | Papy. the Democratic nominations, ‘and | ————————__——_ You may have friends, you may have [many Republicans describe him described as a real fighter and a i: 4 ig |@8 too non-partisan. real leader. ater t ee a zou haven sabioaiainid ey ze Now let’s look at Aoceqvelt| There is every indication he ost. Many writers in so many words have | himself for a moment. He will be | will carry these qualities into his said the same thing. 42 year’s old: next’ month. 3He has] race for Governor of California. been ‘a°California’ resident fdr 11 |} ——_—___*-______- ; years and is the State's Demo- SOVIET FALKS OF WAR cratic National Committeeman. He served with the “Marines in From Switzerland come reports that tert g ies Eheaiee CUR) the Russian diiplomats are asking other dip- | Tne Marines like. to tell about lomats in the neutral capital of Berne what | Roosevelt's reaction when he: had Russian or satellite invasion of Yugoslavia. }caimly Roosevelt asked for an- CIVIC DRAMA The Swiss are rather inclined to:, be- | other one. From then on he! was FESTIVAL lieve that the Soviet questions are designed “ to seare by the hints of an- attack. They ost OS RSL PLR seem to think that if trouble comes, it will Sipriao ged WF ey, feet sutton occur along the southern frontiers of Rus- sia, probably in fran or Turkey. There is no method by which one can ascertain the correctness of the surmises in Berne. Apparently, if the Russians in- tended to attack Yugoslavia, there would be no advance information distributed in neutral capitals. On the other hand, the impression prevails that the Soviet Union: will undertake something to punish the recalcitrant leader of the Yugoslavian’ people, Premier Tito, , “Yau know, my district ‘runs. from Vero Béach to Key West. You may tell hat Po ica the residents of Monroe county that I will % mutes 8 “major cuack to the endeavor, during my term of office, to do af Compiunism throughput South- many of the things Mr. McKethan and the this conclusion may be far-fetched. Overseas Bridge Commission have in view f for the development of the Florida Keys.” e : : Toon. hae ig ono ie ges Key West at present is setting the ends upon the solution of pressing social, aie Bae ae ad da cioei ee Seetemic and communal problems. If an Honga Mere The Race Wgeine | fawn " government of Indonesia, or oR BAY Wot aa Ieee Late: ofjipdie. can do more along the line of ing the conditions of the mass of ve peoples in their areas, there will be Seething of a check to the spread of Communism. if, on the other hand, the native. re- eee fall down in their efforts, or fail te @© ee miuch as the British or Dutch heye done in the past, the independence of these areas will mean nothing whatever ip the halting of Communism but the inef- Beleney and failure of the native govern- ment will accelerate the advance of Com- muniam. ™ eee ee 1880 CeO ROOSTERS T FEET Ee eerneer See. 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