The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 29, 1949, Page 1

joyed at the response to the call for aid made last Friday, for —Key Westers for their warm hearted respone; The Citizen and help in announcing eeteem fem the arduous round of | — ety he emdergees a! Washington tes eects i . bE t Fee : watked down te ach, Get mh was a cool tor « Gp bet Joter in the morn- ‘ea he emtered the waters of the i j : WERE KILLED is this wreckage of a B-25 bomber which crashed flier aboard, parachuted to safety. The plane was on a flight Maxwell Field at Montgomery. Ala. kitchen utensils, linens, ‘purses, shoes, | with i canned foods, and last but not] ports in Nes ese least some donations of money. | Tito coup Serre re ee re geen ~ Merchants | some time |Leading Papers. Of United t "| “ fs : rt i i af: bg tid fl if. B af s i ‘ " }1086 and 252-J. ons and workers into a. peace| king, the Nationelist ‘There are approximately 70 in} As soon as the work of sorting} front, Religious convictions, it) \is making the visit in am effort : i the officiel party that accompan- | and packing is over, Aerovias Q|said, are rot am obstacle to work-| 49 bolster Nationalist defenses, SSS SS ict President Truman, Mrs. Tru-‘ wil) deliver the collected dona-}jing class uility. This directive ap- : man and theit daughter, Miss|tions to Havana where their dis-|parently is’ aimed at counferact- | Eisner Proud He Margaret Truman, to Key Westi tribution to. tne fire victims of] ing the << decree last sum- Unemployment ~~ Ae {Naval Station yesterday. Cueva del Humo. mer excom! icated streets, Met President The President is represented Sig 3 Catholics ‘who support by Matthew J. Connolly, his sec- nism militantly. ; Problems Stull ist—-T — Late Bulletins ... Exist~Truman WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.--4%. LATEST WORLD —President Truman said im @ NEWS IN BRIEF message today that despite near ly record levels of employment, special, unemployment problems exist in certain areas of the coum- RUSSIANS RECRUITING try. The chief executive said, too, BERLIN.—A Western German{that it will take the best efforts paper claims that Hitler’s former | of all persons to use the nation’s ° ° i a May Louis M. J. Eisner /*tetary; Charles G. Ross, another Ra day. Only a few trucks are leav-} re nt ne wes ty secretary, who ordinarily handles iole Resigns ing the city now. suday ‘weeheppy % | Steelman, assistant to the Presi- As Patrolman king that the Reds may bypass} dent’Truman. his -wife and | dent; . the city now and enter it later in] daughter at Boca Chica Na- ‘ the President; William D. Hassett, 5; i Sever af the Little White Hi ad é Fin’ val Air Station yesterday. ; : isigned effective December 1 to And Mrs. Trwaah ond frese GN ana art, Oi vuigns. of secretary to the President; Stan-lenter into a business arrange- “ drawn, After that .is-doney it is} ment of my life when I met | ficer of the Department of State; i + @entinued On Page Six) . |said; the Communists will be-in-| our distinguished visitors, the | General Harry H. Vaughan, mili- announced today. Raiole, a for. 2 > —% District Covernor mer U. S. Marine, has been a member of the Police Depart- ment for about two years. City Manager Ralph D. Spald- streets yesterday is absent © to- all the press releases; ) Johh R- There is one rumor in Chung-| and proud to have met Presi- A, ie Bree hte eee care Clark M. Clifford, assistant to! “patrolman Rene Raiole has re- ie K. e 1 oe Bom Nationalist troops to be with-; “It was, the proudest mo- ‘jey Woodward, chief procotol of- A i ber Gaugbter have comfortable : ment, Police Chief Joseph Kemp} By The Associated Preiis vited by telephone to move in. : aed +» | tary aide to the President; Ad- A> peaceful turnover is expected.| President. his wife and their | 71-4) Robert D. Dennison, Naval} daughter.” said Mayor Eisner. | aide to the President; Command- The last pland out of the pro- visional Capital says the Reds are] “They were so democratic, it ‘er A. Emerson, guest, and Colonel}. : 3 x 4 on the banks of the Yangtze riv- 4 C. J. Mara, assistant to General/ing later reported that he had not jofficers are being recruited t0lresources in such a way tha i made me proud ‘to be an | 5 “ j site Ch i I Va yet named a successor to Raiole. command an East German Army} .. ; P er, just opposite Chungking. In Reessinan.” | Vaughan. t ‘of 360,000 men to be armed: b; will assure jobs for everyone. Honored At Di fact, the Communists were able | .Among the newspaper corres-! Rusia. y | The Precident’s comment were . MMMNETL | to fire on the plane as it took ———— —='pondents are Ernest B. Vaccaro, a =e — “oe off from an island airport jn the qa | Ihe Associated Press; Robert G. SEEary contained in a message be sent oy Silas Sua Dietriet, Governor of Rotary] Yangtze river. The passengers (Nixon, International News. Ser- Chas. Ross Knows COMPLETES PLAN ou 14 Or Deron annuel | (Pes Wmes Rete! ores Sieere © Bowen of West Palm} had to leave the city so. quickly Su ¢ t |vice; Merriman Smith, United - PARIS.—The Atlantic Alliance | Conference o heart a mee The Army «tt Ge Eee & Beech will be guest of honor at a) that they were forced to abandon preme SOUT | Press Association; Joseph: A. Fox, Nothing About High Command has just about | missioners and representatives Of] Philadih: Si St © i ‘Sheer te be held tomorrow night) their luggage.;No one was hurt in The Washington Star, Joseph : . completed’ its general . defense | eee anes te ie federal | at en ee a a ee @ 7-90 in the Hotel La Concha. | the getaway. j aE . Short; The Baltimore Sun, Barkleys Coming _ {pian against a Russian attack in 1 Tene ste ne | ee AL thm expenbly dinner, all! The Nationalist Government is ISMISSES Carleton Kent, The Chicago fs Europe. ty ben = ange . son by te did emote heat Geel ae Hetery officers, directors "and believed to have fled to Chengtu, Sun-Times; Laurence Burd, The Charles Ross, press secre- ——. Mr Trumane message wen, OY Se Sn ie Someta chairmen are to be|some 170 miles northwest of ° Chicago Trioune; Robert J. Don-| tary for. President Truman, OPA EXPECTED TO DIE | 10.4 by Secretary of Labor Tobin. | ore ie Gemeser Bowen will cores But whether Chiang! JONNSON uit ovan, New York Herald Tribune;} said here today that he had WASHINGTON.—-The talk here |'The President noted that recent Rn gallate Kai-Shek has gone to Chengtu is Anthony Leviero, New York| mo personal knowledge that |is that Federal rent controls are] acts of Congress had raised the a! Meier sales te ree a hol, ROOWN Eilers: 8 eT ar AHASSEE, Nov. 20—(@),| mes: Frank McNaughton, Time) “Vice President. Alben Bask~ .; likgly to-dic when the present e&- tsinimum wage. from 40 to 79] tt Sie ihe Mere Whee aan : cee in Ot. Panta ey Wate Chiang same have Be ‘|Magazine; Francis Stephenson,} Jey and his bride would be | tension expires next June. The} cents an hour. And he also com-| "tet Maaeree Susy se | oy S eene in St. Paul's) been trapped in the doomed city.|—Without comment, the Supreme | New York Daily New ‘among the visitors to the |administration is expected to ask sap oli UF. Ang ittenal duties] With the Cackee <i i —— || Rewever, he was. known W have|Court upheld Monroe County Cir-| Radio correspondents with the] Little White House. another extension, but the re-}given to the Labor Department, juntcenst i» hare Semen an 5 been ready for a quick getaway. |.yi¢ Court in dismissing a dam-| President are William Hillman, “{ can't figure out how the | quest may run into strong op-| Meanwhile, Ewan Clague, Com-|“Genstinn Bettie 5 Tiss: see ar loge suit brought against the Key jue, Broadcasting System.) : sumen.sterted:-thet View Pres | positidir om Capitol Hill. missioner of Labor Statistics, told | @urtng the Best thee Batete Frank. Bourholtzer, National} ; —— z > Agri sub-com-| It was the ame Seep Bie cee 4 ard by Me ‘ ident Barkley and his bride a Senate Agricultural sub-com ° S95 Duval Btrect, Phone 9166 Palace Theater |“°t, Uy Boat by Maurice)“ (Continued On Page Four) | would be the guests of Presi- SHIP IN DISTRESS mittee that non-farm employment) the Fiat ee Alsi 4IR-CONDITIONED i. Sohason for. alleged injuries dent Truman at the Little | ST. PETERSBURG, Fla has risen about 50 percent frum| with Kaan of ite Sa FOOTBALL GAME RESULTS EDGAR BUCHANAN received during employment, | @NNPHONE 14Q0NNNNN] White House.” said Ross. “I |urgent distress signal his sent; prewar 1939 to 1946. And he wld-)untegred (9 G28 Ea Se and ANNA LEE in Halsted L. Ritter was the at- have no knowledge that they | patrol planes on a search of the|ed that the same spectaculer im- }menehants mer eee oe =... “BEST MAN WINS” torney, for Johnson and J. Lance- TICKET OFFICE are coming here at all.” {Continued Or Page Sao be hecesgrm haan pagrese ae oS Meng Bey Det Cee ae 7 P , ‘Me ” 7 curred in other industry groups civie ergeniaetiet: Sit gee OS AR AOTC] Lester for the utility board. ALL AIRLINES = eae amma RRR ene 5 (Conumuet Os Pass oe STOCK ISLAND INN J PRICE; TOURS Formerly WEAVER'S : Fine Fishing Tackle For Sale| sxx. To Whom It May Concern An Advertisement In An Out-of-Town, Newspaper Read That All the Assets of the Cabana Cocktail Lounge AMERICAN STANDARD PLUMBING CO, . e* r v 605 DUVAL STREET Key West, Florida CHEF'S DAILY | Barn Theatre P ——_ & involved in a Bankrupicy Sale. This is'a Mis-statement, as ff) SPECIALS ar 319 Duval Street DUVAL re Si ssdes trom the Stendstd Phantiog Supply Cox Ines of M- $165. includes SKYLARK . | BINGO— ch Ty m e ant ul ‘O. Inc., i fei emi. Pla. and even those were pirewieg Pages slit as pote eeult Salad, Vegetables. 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