The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 6, 1949, Page 8

*-— ona oe | oseiemeanaeeal Navy, State, County And City Would Share Costs Phere for 2 $208,008 mosquito: comtrel pramect were formulated | miedletae ‘outing ec wd ott etre ot | 30 Fhe eequtc contro! area will eet fom Key Wen to Big Comper Key Wee sated ot the mevting at ote project is enacted Wemqorte mseecen in summer and Witter wall be « thing af the past. Cee anmusity for maintaining i preet & estimated at $16, Soll How «il the mosquitoes be el wineted’ The anew is maid to te i the building of drainage stay Baw - the clearing of pre oot diitenes thet were built aur mg the WPA days The Nowy & axking the City Commits ond Stat share in the cute tx the worthwhile bene Mest Pretey ot 4:30, City Coeneeeeroners and Commander 4 & Weteherat will meet in cxmmtanton chambers to further daewers the plan in detail nt Al yesterday's meeting in the Neve! Station the following were @ Mietdance Captein C. C Adel, Dr William Peeples of the Menece County Health de fem, Mayor Louis M. J se Acting City Manager Chathes Robert County Com tener Frank Bentley, Com nate Join M. Hirst and J. R Bharti ft The mosqu ntrel project @ Mheduled to start July |, 1950 mite f three ye The whale plan is contingent on the Mate, County, and City partic eco The digging of draimage ditch om ond the aepects of the plan would aff i this locality a rather permanent solution to the protien of musquit nt Present spraying which is no permanent solution has thus far cust the Navy $36,000 for dissel “it and DDT. The city has spent $1,988 for spraying in city limits a the wend HARVEY INQUIRIES (Continued From Page One! te know, is the Thompson roms ¢ ear ing Has « date been set for the beats N Why not Bee ou ‘ 1 he ersut ' xplained that the hear m the ase was that a settle ses was thought come to be te ¢ ner Harvey ng woul we tt r ‘ ble to t Com ‘ t t necessit the Cit ect “ to ‘ te rT ‘ Stat Attorney “1 to explain the Key West mpany case. That 4 te was tried and T cit wllected the I t ‘ ne t t nal ’ ur F t “ t . to become known as, ' ceive PROMISE ALL-OUT INVESTIGATION OF ATOM BOMB ‘LEAK’ WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.—(4).— The House un-American Activi- ties Committee has promised an investigation into the story that persons in high places helped Russia get uranium and atomic information. The names of former Vice President Henry Wallace, Harry Hopkins and many other former top officials already have been mentioned in all-out has denied any con- ‘tion at all, and says the whole thing is part of what he calls “an unremitting effort to tarni:h the name of Franklin D. Roosevelt.” At the same time, Committee Chairman John Wood of Georgia promises there isn't going to be any avenue left untouched as the group digs into the story. For the sake of the American people, he The story must either be »orated or disproved.” Wood's committee says, will question General Leslie Groves, retired, who ran the war- time atom bomb proje: Com- mittee officials say there may be 40 or 50 more witnesses. But there is no indication yet when; Wallace may be called. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt says the charges are outrageous that Harry Hopkins was_ instru- mental in sending atomic infor-| mation to Russia. Hopkins .was the late President's adviser. Such a charge was made by a former Air Force. Major, George Racey Jordan. Said Mrs. Roosevelt: “I cannot imagine Mr. Hopkins trying to hurt his country when he literal-' it. I have! ly killed himself for never met or heard of Mr. Jordan, but if you look far enough you will find someone who will find) fault with anyone.” Mrs. Reosevelt added: “Mr. Hopkins cannot fight back. He is, dead.” TE Men “a To Picture Local Seenes, For Showing All Over Nation “Roads To Romnace” Will Show Married Couple With Their Children On Visit yup of technicolor moving picture men arrived in Key West last night and will remain until Thursday night photographing scenes around the city “Roads to Ron Roads to Romance” will ed for showing in mo- tion picture houses throughout the country. It will be in colors and should attract a large num- ber of persons to Key West. Here, are Bill Deming and Bob Tavern: (spelled just like the Monroe County town of the same name). Tavernier is an expert te color man, while Deming select a cast of four charac- » ters to work in the picture. There will be a man and his wile, or a man and a woman not married to one another and two dren in the film. coming to Key West children for a holday, w them going from in the city. with their and _ will place to place In ancient da hoer organ les would quickly it Is said, Rome the r of © parades so be worn out more * | SHIRLEY TESTIFIES All will re-| wages for their work. The| will be of a married couple} | \ would! that shoe} IN DIVORCE TRIAL (®) Wirephoto SHIRLEY TEMPLE takes the witness stand in Los Angeles court and testifies in trial of her divorce suit against Hus- band John Agar. divorce after telling the court he paid too much attention to other women and drank too much, We Have Moved To Our NEW LOCATION 120 SIMONTON ST. Telephone 816 ARRIVING TOMORROW TWO CARLOADS CEMENT $1.25 Sack Also MASONRY CEMENT $1 25 § Sack 120 Simonton Street STRUNK LUMBER YARD Phone 816 She won the | ,000 MOSQUITO CONTROL PROJECT PROPOSED FOR ISE CITY AND MONROE COUNTY BY UNITED STATES NAVAL C CITY BUILDING MANY STREETS ° THROUGH ISLAND’S LOWLANDS —————’_ Streets Open Up Many Lots Is Now Going On | City workmen, under direction of streets, are laying new streets} through swampland, and repair-| jing many old roads. The new streets now under construction include Fogarty ave- nue and Harris avenue between! First and Fifth streets, an ex- tension of Duck avenue through |Swamps and Leon street all the » way to A‘lantic avenue. In the construction of Harris} and Fogarty avenues, the city! had to dump seVeral hundred cubic yards of marl over which the roadways will run. The con-} struction was aimed to open up} many properties on which new! , homes are being built. Laird street between Thomp-| son and George streets is like- wise under construction. Many persons have expressed the hope that they will be able to build e> ; the lots once the streets are laid! out and vmpleted. Johnson street, between ; Thompson and George street, is talso to be opened up. The work} consists of filling, grading and j binding tie top of the roadways | with oil. All the streets are be- {ing treated in that manner, so! that the property may be reach- | ed over well constructed roads. Avenue E is another street that is being repaved all the way to Naval Hospital. Much of the ¢on- struction } a: through swamps, | so that the ci is making con- siderable property available for building. | Roberts also said the city is’ |sinking fire wells, so that water will be available in the event of fire. The wells are sunk down to a depth of 65 feet, where water is always available. Seven wells so far have been sunk, and ott , are contemplated. + The Florida Keys Aquéittet {Commission is busy laying Water a | mains in the streets’ that ‘have |been operied up. “Few persons in the city \Grinnell, South .. Where Building Property Sold - bought a piece of property near of Ivan Roberts, superintendent! the corner of Grinnell and South streets for $10,000 from Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Mulberg, accord- jing to a warranty deed filed yes- terday in the office of me Court ae Earl R. Adams, western Asia, vated since remote antiquity. {realize just how much work the city is doing,” said Roberts. “The people who ewn lots along the } new streets appreciate what the \ city is doing. So do the people jalong Flagler avenue. We have cleaned up the streets, cut weeds and have made it a clean!the entire county, and for the highway.” “school tax legates millage levy > trees ro Mr. and Mrs. Edgar R Pureell The garden pea, originally hen has been ciffti- The Elephant-trunk Snake of : Siam feeds entirely upon fish. Tickets For Orange Bowl Game Arrive | The Orange Bowl tickets, re- ne réently subscribed to through the} State, by the two fliers ‘City Recreation office, have ar-| September. ;4t.was announced today by ode ptt) G. Albury; City Recreation Director. Albury requests that all per- sons holding receipts for same, call at the City Recreation office, Bayview Park, Wednesday, De-j is known, cember 7th between the hours of} all right. They're bei 2 to 5:30 p. m., and pick up tick-} to one of the Colombian ion cited School Election Scheduled Today Only a few voters took any in- terest in the special school dis- trict election being held today throughout the county. The.election is for the placing} .. of three men. Joseph A. Boza,; Samuel,,B. Pinder and Fernando} E. Camus, in trusteeship of thes the}school district, which comprises} Make It Her Late Bulletins (Continued From Page One’ Howard McGrath says the Justiee Department has arrested qn Grand Rapids, Michigen, here on charges of flying ‘eo this country from Havens. Me- Grath adds that —, agents are rounding up 26 who were slipped into the BOGOTA—The world tye beret 8 wes bo; to a Leng J Republic of Coletta, Se mother and they can have the best available medical care. BLAMES HENRY WALLACE PITTSBURGH. — Former Rep-| trem te resentative John McDowell nam ed Henry Wallace as the chief figure in arranging atomic ship ments to Russia. 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