The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 14, 1950, Page 1

; E s x a VOL. LXXI. No. 12 100 Rescue - Workers Are Trying To Reach Men MAMANOY CITY, Pa., Jan. 14. —(P)i.—Rescue workers trying to reach two. brothers trapped in a mine cave-in report that they have heard a second dynamite blast far below the surface of the earth. The first blast was heard shortly before noon, "EST, and the second was less than one hour Jater. Said one rescue worker: “There's no doubt about it. Somebody's trying to blast his way out.” The miners are trapped one hundred feet below the earth's! surface. The rescue workers are digging as fast as possible in “an effort to rea the men. They are brothers, Joseph and Edward Burda. The trapped yesterday by a cave-in at the old Boston* Colliery on Broad Mountain. The tappings may _ indicate, that the trapped brothers have been able to get into gangways leading from. the»slope that cav- ed in. | It is hoped that there will be enough oxygen in the gangways te keep the men. alive until the reseue workers .reach them. It’s estimated that it may take two or three days to dig through to the men. Phe menwere “working: swith}scheduled for the third week Ae wiortow. Beginning at 2:30, song- |ent, He denied ever having made | Police say the aprest.of a_hy any such statement; or any state-) Set ex-convict) “has sol (Continued On Page Four ieee @f an. aged Brook- another brother, Frank, along a slope of 100 feet below the sur- (Continued On Page Adcapbhat aie! Pepper Calls Smathers A Republican MIAMI, Jan. 14.—(4’).—Senator | Claude Pepper has arrived here} and labelled Congressman George Smathers’ opening campaign speech “The talk of a Republi-j can The Senior Senator flew down’ from Washington, arriving last night Referring to Smathers’ speech in Orlando Thursday night in which he anpounced for the Sen- (Continued On Page Four’ DANCE Every Saturday Night AMERICAN LEGION HOME 10:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. Adm. $1.00 Couple Music by Harry Chipchase and Orchestra men were }_ Royal Egyptian Romance | | ‘Mystery 4 PHILADELPHIA, Stull Remains Resignation Of China Policy Men Sought By Senator WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.— (#).—Senator William Know- land has demanded the resig- nation of administration offi- cials responsible for Ameri- can policy toward China. Knowland said that the State Department announce- ment that it is withdrawing U. 8, personne] from Com- munist China, as he put it, “Underscores the result of our bankrupt China policy.” Sa Community Sing This Sunday AL THE Jan. 14.— (#).—The mystery of the Royal Egyptian romante still is a mys- tery. At any rate, one of the princi- pals in the rumored: affair, 27~ year-old Egyptian Economist Za- ki Hashem, isn’t saying a word about it. Hashem is supposed to have lost his 16-year-old fiance, Marriman Sadek, to Egypt's 30- {year-old monarch, King Farouk. Reliable reports ‘from Egypt says the King saw’ Miss Sadek in a store ‘with Hashem. And the story goes that Farouk vowed to marry the girl, cancelling her} scheduled December wedding to| Hashem by royal command. { Hashem won't say if the story is true. All he says is “no com- ment.”. The econqmist returned to the US Friday night. by, plane from Egypt to resume his job at the United Nations. According to newsmen, Hashem was nervous, haggard and thin. He wore..dark glasses and a look of embarassment. But all he would say was “no comment”, Asked’ if it was true. that Far- ouk had ordered, Hashem. and Miss;Sadek never to meet again, Local Chamber Sunday afternoon Community Singing, a recently inaugurated!’ recreation program sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, leader Mrs. Eleanor Dowski will! ‘start the program on the Court. house lawn. Last Sunday’s program was eancelled because of windy weather. Altrough a few persons| did show up at the scheduled time, it was agreed that the winds would have made the pro- gram not too enjoyable. The weekly songfests, are under the direction of Ralph Noble and accompanied at the ; piano by Mrs. Bill Lee, are free! to the public. Key Westers ors are invited to attend. SUNDAY MENU Spanish Bean and Cream of Chicken Soup Prime Rib of Beef Roast Turkey Roast Chicken Chicken and Rice Baked Ham BENNY’S Cattatag, Try Our Famous Le or SHRIMPS IN THE BASKET tvice. No comment: 4 ‘Expire Tomorrow which | asi j well as tourists and winter visit-} Hashem said, “no comment.” Ask- ed if the Egyptian Government ordered his silence, Hashem said, “No, no. } am taking my own ad- Asked finally if he will be nam- Egy! Lee Minister. @ Sop, Hashem was just as 1949 Auto Tags Sheriff Berlin A. Sawyer today night all the 1949 automobile li- censes. expire and that all ca and trucks must hereafter dis- play the new 1950 tags. “Beginning Monday we will warn all drives of motor vehicles that are carrying the 1949 licen- | s that they have expired and| vise the owners of the vehicle} to get the new tags”, said | Sheriff Saw “If they do not | immediately et them then we will be forced to arrest the own- | ers of the machines Palace Theater GLENN FORD and NINA FOCH in Announcing the | RE-OPENING of | | Casa Cayo Hueso DUVAL ST. AT THE OCEAN | Under the Management of Al Mills Ably Assisted by MR. and MRS. ALFONS ZITTER — and Our. Old- Time Chef, Henry Berle e Serving Luncheon and Dinner From 12:00 Daily BAR and COCKTAIL LOUNGE Open from 12:00 Daily pointed out that Sunday at mid-|_ SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN KEY WEST FLORIDA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1950 IED STATES OF NOONESIA were found.beaten to-death 1. Tuesday in, their apartment. was 76. She was 80. homicide charge against cused kilier—the aged WHILE DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS ARGUE in Wash- ington about the American defense line in the western Pacific, U. S. military officials in Tokyo agree it is not “impregnable.” The Tokyo officials say, however, that the defense line could be the springboard for powerful air blows at the outset of a war. Their views are illustrated by this map which shows air mile- ages from key spots—Japan (1), Okinawa (2), and the Philip- pines (3). In the opinion of Tokyo, American bombers from these bases could cover thousands of miles of potential enemy territory from southeast Asia to Siberia. Communist-controlled areas are shaded on the map. ‘TWO ‘CLUES MAY SEND EX-CONVICT TO CHAIR FOR BROOKLYN KILLINGS +t socRussiaees |. NEW YORK, mmpregenn pavy- the BOYS WRECK TRAIN CHICAGO, Jan. Mr..and Mrs. Camilo Leyra, Sr. He | Last night, the polices filed a he ac- couple's (Continued On Page Six) boys police in the wrecking of Chicago and Northwest passenge: trains One is 15 years old; Southernmost Gifts the othe 14.—().—Two e being questioned by the two r r is 12. And, according to the police, ae Re they!have admitted placing -616 DUVAL STREET chunks of steel on the tracks. The Presents two trains were crippled by the INVENTORY barriers, although no one was in- jured. One of the boys is quoted: “T had about train wrecks in SALE the papers, and I wanted to see one. I wanted to see the sparks for fly.” One Week Only RAUL’ 5 CLUB Boulevard by the Airport PHONE 9287 Big Dance Tonight Impromptu Entertainment Curtain Rises Tuesday, January 17 Prices Go Down At 50% Off Featuring Choice Selection IMPORTED and DOMESTIC GIFTS Figurines, Toby Jars, Book 10 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. Ends, Italian Ware, English i : sware, Vases, Music by The Debonairs Perfume Bottles, 50c Door Admission Dec: anter Sets, Pottery Plant- 25) ers, Patio e, Cigarette $20.00 isi Sets and Ice Buckets DOOR PRIZE Dorothy ‘Ray mer Director (Door Prize Increases $10.00 Each Week If Not Claimed On First Drawing) Bar and Grill Air AlL-Night Conditioned Stock Island Inn and Cottages FORMERLY WEAVER’S RESTAURANT NOW OPEN—Serving Our Famous Charcoal Grilled STEAKS, CHICKEN and SEAFOODS Open FREE COCKTAILS TO ALL DINERS THIS WEEK We Cater To Parties and Banquets Se occeccecccccscooecoce (®) Wirephoto Map) change resulted when it was : States Accom [twist today to the story of the! jin } survived. Strange Twist To Tragic Story . : | Teak Run Of Sunken British Sub Pushed Up From Friday the 13th CHATHAM, Eng,, Jan. 14.—(P) ~ —The Admiralty now has put the death toll in the sinking of el Vis itors Breit “4 Submarine Truculent at 64.” learned that one, man presumed) to be aboard the sub was on home! F leave at the time. | ishing Party A pub keeper added a strange! will be offered to all Visitors from 14 states accom-|in China who want te get @ Submarine Truculent. | panied the Chamber of Commerce 5 He is A. Driver, who tends bar fishing party at No Name Key the Royal Marine Hotel at Bridge yesterday afternoon. Thir- Gillingham. He’ had often served t¥-three persons made the trip officers aboard the Traculent, in-' With the party's guide, Tom Fran- cluding her skipper, Lieutenant: | “- am It was originally hoped Commander C. P. Bowers, WhO/pidey the 13th would pro am | unlucky day for the fish inthe: } Name Key area, but it that the iishermen had the worst’ luck. Although six persons made’ —) catches, even the Chamber of « Commerce admits that weren't too good he aiae a peel no og 's outing » (Continued Said Driver: “The Truculent trials were to have been held on Friday the 13th, but when Commander Bow- ers heard that, he said, ‘What? Friday the 13th? Not on your life. I will do them on Thursday, the 12th’.” The submarine, ‘on. a trial run after. repairs, went down the of Thursday, the vot Thursdays the tele DePrance Ingrid Bergman, Laid Up Due To Rossellini May Be Labor Dispute Able To Wed Soon’ PARIS, Jan. 14.—().—Owners TURIN, Italy, Jan. 14-—-@.— of the French Luxury Liner He de to the fact that all voters of By An Italian court in Turin has re- prance have | decided to lay the moved one of the obstacles that has been keeping Film Director Roberto Rossellini from marrying his leading lady. Ingrid Bergman. 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