The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 27, 1950, Page 8

aE ie the Copp across form Brink's, ef an unused tunnel from the cemetery to Church dumped the than ty a ory, wo donde: } mg KEITH of Nashville, examines a honeysuckle Beh that bufst into flower like Sprifigtime when the tempera- fare went up to 77.8 degrees on demiary 25. Other spring tlow- @% also ere blooming in mid- _— at Nashville. PBI, Police Are Checking Brink Bandit Clues 27.—(#).-State atid Boston police and a@re hunting down every pos- Bi clue for a trace of the mil- tian-dolla: MNP Ities admit they've actually BOSTON, Jan the Brink bandits. But, nothing pointing to the the loot. : high-ranking official says pin their hopes on some m@iNBlep yet to be made by the Gandits: a quarrel, Gout, or some bragging to a girl trend a drinking Meanwhile, plainclothesmen have scoured Boston's litle Italy, @ waterfront secti were “asked to search tenement cellars for possible spots. Pier watchmen were quer-! ied about the movements of small beats. Fish dealers were asked te look through Ss. Residents hideaway their freezer Police even opened vaults in Hill burial ground the Old Police are centering their hunt far the men and joot near Brink's, That's on the theory the bandits! loot quickly rather; through ; get-away ded streets But police have another the- loot probably was; vy to put in the bandit’s; black sedan. So maybe} ney we away, like honest: fuck by using a truck in a} Seerby garage Brink's shares} Wi pther firms 3 CHICAGO BOAT - From Page One) VORB, where she v afew days. Tt Panama Ce —_—_ - (?) Wirephoto FBI, At the regular thur Sawyer Post” can Legion, _ he da, in February. be held on March ations being -rece! ary 22 and March B. H. McCalla William Bauman, mander ney, Indiana. A contribution c Golden Gloves To: Rennie, Chaplain, Post Commander Negro, who is ill a’ New members membership didate for State appointment Commander. Maine Memorial Service Will Be Held At City Cemetery On February 15 It was announced that the an-} nual election of Post Officers will Guests at the meeting. included Charles Lunn, Past Commander, C.; and Harry Taylor, Past. Com- of Post No. 306, Christ- to the March of Dimes Drive. Lt. Burk gave the details of the y Harry H. Johnson, Commander in the included Frederick Wenckeback and Oscar Fabal. t The resignation of J. Y. Porter, IV, as Post Advocate meeting ‘tens: i No. ld 22, with nomin-; ived on Febru- 8. Camp,. USWV; Washington, D. of $50 was given urnament to be} held at the Key West Sports Arena. It was announced. that the Maine Memorial Service will be held on February 15, Plot, in City Cemetery. Lt, W. A. it the Maine USN ‘will be the principal speaker. The meeting was presided over gr gg GMD. SSS Boys Steal Tops From Gas Tanks First: Vice absence of Albert L. Di- t his residence. received into was and enter-¢ North} coal miner of | John L. Lewis, ter to the editor newspaper, Dick: is to blame for GREAT GRANDMOTHER ROOSEVELT MINER DEFIES LEWIS. : | JOE DICKMON, i the water up and rock-! the boats Askoy was headed for Ha- 1 remain for t leaves for the assing thru; oe will enter acific ges will gather material for | witeture tour he plans to make] pS a year strife in the coal industry. (#) Wirephoto 30-year-old Library, Pa. pauses in his garden to discuss | the stand he has taken against President of United Mine Workers. In a let- of a Pittsburgh son said Lewis | the prevailing Coa night, a contribution of $75 ea | given to the Key West School Band te help defray the! expenses of the group to the Gas- | parilla Festival, at. Ttmpa, Flori-| High | an- complained to city officials that nounced due to his being a can- the tops have been stolen off the Representative. gasoline tanks of their The vacancy will be filled by an biles. Tho thefts are so small that made by the Post there is virtually no value placed on the tops, but visitors are much annoyed with the stealing. day instructed the patrolmen to be on the watch for the thieves, ali are believed to be boys. WHO KNOWS? THE ANSWERS }, Dypewriters « (®) Wirephoto MRS. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT, widow of the late President, Bugs five-month-old Nicholas Delano Seagraves, her only gr w the baby for the first time He is the son of Van H. Seagraves and his wife. the former Anna Roosevelt Dahl. grandson, at Portland, Ore. this week. She t verbial worm: always turns sooner on . This morning, weather over 1 Southeast is well on its way out. In its place have come showers and much cooler temperatures. There were quite a few thundershowers *over the Southeast last night. with several localities reporting as much as an inch of rain. The rain belt this morning extended over northern Ala- bama, northern Georgia and the extreme western Caro- linas: but it moved slowly southeastward and is due to summery reach the Carolina and Georgia coast early tonight. With the rain come stead- ily dropping. temperatures— they'll be dropping to the low 50’s or high 40's in spots tonight. Quite a number of tourists nave automo- Police Chief Joseph Kemp to- . What is the buying power of the 1950 dollar? 2, What is the annual cost of Congress to the nation? . 3. How much money did the U. S. Government spend in the 1948-49 fiscal year? 4. How many U.S. Senators must run for office this year? 5. What countries make the Commonwealth of tions? 6. What is the the Commonwealth tions. 7. What is the sea water? 8. When did the U. S. first is- sue postage stamps? 9. How many medical schools are there in the U. S.? 0. How does this compare with 1905? up Na- population of of Na- salt content of 1. Just under 60 cenis, as_com- pared with the 1939 dollar. 2. $62,000,000. 3.. $40,600,000,000. 4. 36 5. United. Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New _ Zealand, South Africa, India, Pakistan and lon, plus protector- at 1 colonies. 6. 588,154,000. 7. The average common. salt (NaC]) content of sea water is 27.2 parts per 1,000. 8. First U.S. postage went o nsale in July 1847 9. 79, with a student 23,670. 10. 160 schools, with 26,147 stu- dents. Mail The Citizen to Relatives ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT 126 DUVAL ST. See Our Display Of VALENTINES \ Royal Standard and Portable Nigtor and '. Alién Wales Adding Machines We Rent Typewriters and Adding Machines —_— stamps body of PHONE 250 A FLOOD REFUGEE IN A BOAT stops at a grocery ‘store near, rooned on the porch by high water from the St. Francis River. ground has water on the first floor. The flood has driven many vepeie't from: their homes in this area. To Sto StateCampuses TALEAH, —Attorneys for and Tallahassee businessmen _to- day w with State universities. The clare One dents.’ Taylor may go in and se said the suit is being withdrawn by the request of the plaintiffs af- ter their otting and picketing by University of Hollywood Notes Receives Diploma Seventeen-year-old (®) bepita suns Ark.. to feed ducks ma-. ty dtdie toate os ep beak, files At SSEE, Jan. 27.—(#). 33. Gainesville ithdrew a suit connected suit asked the courts to de-| how far state selling commodities rvices to their students. of the merchant's lawyers Florida stu- prowend rowel Law Offige VAd Sentenced ;mer Broward Count |forcement officer has been sen- tenced to 18 months in a federal prison for conspiracy in a moon- universities | shine operation. posed the sentence Quarterman, ‘sheriff's special deputy and Ft’ Lauderdale policeman. Duhaime, oday .—A for- law en- “Ifthe vandalism continues we every day at 6 p. m.,” said Com- MIAMI, Jan. 244 missioner . Joe Allen _ today., of the benches. weiners out vandalism.” Quarterman wa sone of seven men arrested in what he called “the biggest moonshine operation ever smashed in South Florida.” Five Negroes and two white men were arrested. Three Negroes were sent to prison and two were placed on aeoans Judge Alfred Barksdale im- on Robert Broward former An assistant attorney, Ernest told the court that Elizabeth eived her high has school diploma. And for her, the number 13 will ‘hereafter be a sign of luck. She took her exam- inations on Friday, ne 13th. ! Parks Have Son i Actress Betty Garrett has given birth to a seven-ponud, 14-ounce son. 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