The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 1, 1949, Page 7

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1949 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Americans Want To Prolong Tour Of Duty ["™guss%» ram vacanowne we ” Europe, Reports Citizen ‘Correspondent + 5S. Oveupational _— Cringe At Thought Of Being Sent Home Sy EDWARD 4. sims, Correspondent Wrinng From Europe PRANKFURT, Germany—(Via Al Mai Our MIRACLE MAN? FBI To Hold Law Enforcement Meet In Miami Friday C. H. Carson, Special Agent in charge of the Miami office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, announced today that a Law En- {forcement Conference will be held at Miami, Florida on Decem- ber 2, 1949. This conference is for the heads of all local law enforce- ment agencies in the following jcounties: Broward, Collier, Dade, Hendry, Martin, Monroe, Palm Beach and St. Lucie. The conference will begin at 2:30 p. m. at the Police Benevo- eecupational | foe in Germany cringe at the | ought of being sent home. The | waly thing preventing many from | r here for another | @ requirement Feeniinting ove foreign that officers spend six months in the Stu each three-year betacle is that) are being deactivated oA pret Antal - oes cai ler iti Your Horoscope |=". THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1949—Today gives an enthusiastic Your uaa Possibly an inspira- {tional one. The native is very jheadstrong and impulsive, but having an idea in mind con- and stantly kept sight of. Today's na- tives may be very successful if TRY the concentration is properly di- Fast. Dependable Freight and Express Service ——between—— MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS Between Miami and Key West ' b . ' td con bo lift's t lent Association Hall, 2300 N. W. (®) Wirephoto | SCHEDULE _ . on must be 14th Street, Miami. The program . EXPRESS hesne will include discussions of the re- PRESIDENT TRUMAN, his wife (left) and daughter Margaret (second from left) appear in a holi- | (No Stops En Route) The wailing and sponsibility of the Federal Bureau} day mood at the beginning of their vacation at Key West. Capt. Cecil Adell (right), commander LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (£%- Brastiiig teeth when the aver | of snieeenesten and ssa law| of the Naval Base, welcomes them to the island. CEPT ——_- = Ly P. M. Ar. “> « rders for the enforcement agencies in law en- rives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- a th tthe t of amazing forcement problems, recent Unit- ea a eens i night. 40s iate a antages in the (®) Wirephoto ed States States Supreme Court Bi J: “= ll | been fixed not to—the burglar, SS UBAvES ~y ae pA. Mid United States, and the disadvan _ | decisions as effecting arrests and ure ar nsta ed | naturally didn’t want to be dis- night and arrives at Key West at “ But big factor,| THE eather pecan is | detention af Saewede -|When Poreus Day | | | turbed while on the job. 6:00 o'clock A. M.. t i ey. His hun. | ivestigating the strange re- | sions, searches and seizur: l | Re SCHEDULE ' the oe 4| covery of Herbert Theriot, who | the training program of the Fed- c I 7 k 'Burelar A arm Onions left in tne ground over LOCAL ndred and| ¢ t é eres omes in iurkey | o i ity « ther here than in| is shown above, at Franklin, | ¢'@! Bureau of Investigation. winter will sprout of themselves AE ye ite A he ttate La. to determine whether the | , 19 addition there will be a] You Must Be Home For Homeowner | «in the spring, even before all the | LAT SGHDAYE) ta Ga eam os acme . church can regard it as a mir- | ices and ‘defensive ‘tactics ty | WASHINGTON. — (?) | supe: Sas Spies. suvine: tasty: early A. M, and arrives at Miami at 4:00 " | psa ee eee : agents of the Miami Division. Here's an idea that Americans TORYO.—@ i = ole bolas ee Pa oe DAILY (EXCEPT 81 patina ai nd 2 meay is eee oe ine ae ue feel Sater It'De! ail Tae e Citizen to Relatives | SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A. M. and f ; cause |. gangre: elo} ani people of Turkey. had a burglar alarm insatlled in'___. Paiste Gs arrives at Key West af 5:00 o'clock 4 {es unlucky fate of be-] he was told his illness was be- Who Knows? When the census is taken his house. He hired 2 man to i that mak toms | P.M. Robert D. LeMay | Yond medical aid. | He said he | 1 what is the land arca of In | i Turkey. everybody has to one in. But. the house was burg NE ne | : “ _ . : . “Y | turned to prayer and placed a deeiat PE AEC Oba spend the. entire day at | jarized, anyhow sleep all went | PICK. 4 . e@ rode a train! relic of the Church on the | 5 home. That's the law — the cali yan Greet ' Thousands now sleep. undisturbed FREE UP and DELIVERY SERVICE a r to ‘ 2. For tow long has I osia The householder reported the: th wnection to the| wound. Thereafter, he added, een 2 Dutch calany? | only people who can go about | incident to police and added, in| mat Boe, oe ie st et . oe | his condition i d until h Mi ee are the census talcers. Meee ee ea Ee eG: in | Ridnevt let's hope! That's condition F hele jis condition improved un! e 3. What is sia’ a- 7 » a bewilderment, that the alarm | Pilis usual ping 200-pound master | fis, conalsion is What is Indonesia's popula-| “"tu0° National ‘Geographic | Dewilderment, that the terigite'at femiet arf Faer Pliny ff MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor, Eaton & Francie Ste , po sale ae —— 4. What are her chief products?} Society describes it as aday | police solved the mystery for | Kove oe BouRiE Youre MONEY nati PHONES: 92 und 99 ‘ ‘ too. England, because of its| 5. What form of government| xerk a0 eee that every- (him. The burglar was t man { il atieiesuos’ of DOUBLE. YO ' vie Catv. Calif, |limate and food problem, ranks will Indonesia now have? ins canara eusied who had installed the alarm. It} BACK, ” . had. | behind most of the others, though} 6. What Japan war ended =—s ———— =!hadn’t worked because it had; ~ ete Seca s UREA ane natn oma re Se a was |W or three soldiers stationed with a peace treaty signed A Te SOTEATRENA " ° ding | there for some years told me they in a U.S. city? { . ne 'N | preferred it 7. What is a “fink?” : a a ae, ms Chills are creeping up and| 8. When will the Washington i ie s down spines in Paris, as rumors Sesquecentennial Freedom : ; - ni | Spread that Orly Field will be Fair open? “sate ade od |closed and Americans there re-} 9 What is the population of the ; he wos | #88igned. At Frankfurt some i sorley i 4 PAUL P. LUMLEY, Proprietor ; it | alle are, being: deactivated: and . For what was uranium use: ces ee bility of | there in” Ace vbnent pau before atomic energy was 533 William St., Cor. Southard Telephone 41T ; wire reassignment in the ZI. In Wies- leveloped? AOC NIT LT A TTT ASS ES 1 ~~ a ; t baden the same condition pre- _ = SPECIALS for FRIDAY and SATURDAY » a ; ’ 4 in vails. In Berlin air lift jobs have Th A 7 O—V: 4 ho ant to ¢ ended and many airmen are be- e hswers OLE “LB, PRINTS i i i and rainy | ing relocated. It is a particularly 1 ihe thet Ta give my shirt ev to} bitter pill to be ordered out of} 9 ’ Berlin. 3. 77,000,000 ‘ lidn't The State Department's civil- 4. Tin, rubber, quinine, oil, emplayes like it here too. I sugar, tobacco and spices. ve not met an exception. News- 5. A sovereign federal republic paper men like it. Richard K governed by a President, a O’Mally, for instance, of the Senate and House of Repre- A. P., has been here for years, and sentatives. tt s perfectly willing to remain for 6. The Russo-Japanese war, G. 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