The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 8, 1950, Page 1

E Key West, Florida, has the most equable climate in phe country, with an range of only 14° Fahrenent pence VOL. LXX1. NG, 84 Italy Warns She Won't Give Up Claim Of T: rieste To Yugoslavia! WASHINGTON, April 8—(@). ae —The heat seems to be on again in the European trouble spot of Trieste. Italy fired the first verbal at- tack today in a speech aimed Squarely at the United States, Britain and France. When the Italian Foreign Minister warned that Italy would not give up her claim to’Trieste, he summed up fears that have been growing in his country for months. Both the United States. and Britain went on record two yei ago that the whole free territory of Trieste ought to gol to Italy. There were two reasons for that statement coming’ as: it did-on'the eve of the’ Italian elections. One was to tight the mistake made the year beforé in creating the so-called’ Interna- tional Zone of Trieste that: never had the slightest chance ‘of funt: tioning. The second- reason: was’ to help the anti-Communists win over the Reds in the Italian eee? tions of April, 1748, Russia of course turned ses proposal down cold. And it wasn’t| long after that, Marshall Tito of | Yugoslavia bfoke with the Com-| inform. Since last summer the | west has been trying to help him} in his struggle with Moscow. Tito has always been firm in! his determination to hang on to the eastern part of the free terri- tory. This known as Zone B, and it is primarily Yugoslav in Population and history. Ever since Yugoslavia broke with Moscow, there has been growing concern in Italy that the! Western Powers may. do an about-face in Trieste in a gesture toward Yugoslavia. Today’s speech in Milan left no doubt of , OFS Italian feelings. Summing up! past fears, Foreign Minister | Carlo Sforza renewed his coun- try's offers to settle all differ-( ences with Yugoslavia by direct negotiation, But he ae phasized| that the starting ~pomt for any accord must be the réturn« of Trieste to Italy. cre a demand may not find much favor in Yugoslavia. How- ever, the Italians may be trying to force ‘he issue in the hope that Tito will be too busy with his struggle with Moscow to de-! fend his interests in Trieste. too strongly. The situation is quite delicate, and has been for years. Trieste! is bounded on the north by Italy; on | the east and south by ezigkt | (Continued On Page Eight) HEAR THE ‘| University of Florida MEN'S GLEE CLUB In A Concert at Key West High School || Auditorium Tonight, 8:15 ; Sponsored by & Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Admission, 75¢ Adults 50¢ Children i | : se cm Florida’s Hard-Working Senior Senator f CLAUDE PEPPER HAS EARNED ANOTHER TERM IN THE United States Senate He Gets Phings Done ~ for Florida!” (Paid Political Adytd {- Che 2 vey West C THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER KEY WEST FLORIDA, SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1950 Truman is ‘Fit Trim’ After Month Of K. W. Sunshine Will Leave Little White House * At 9:30 O’Clock Monday Morning Plans-for the leaving of President Truman from the Little White House at the'Key West Naval Station on Monday we announced today. President ‘Truman will leave the Little White House at 9:30 ‘a.m: Monday. After driving to Boca Chica Naval Air Station way of Caroline street, Simonton street, Truman avenue and Roose- Velt Boulevard, the President will be airborne at about 10 a.m. Police Chief Joseph Kemp © caiditoday that there ‘would be no parking ne street, ! jand Roosvelt boulevard, after 8 ; a.m. Morday. Any cars found in ; tho: ects will be towed to a Home Bastion cons company repre- | 5 sentative in Key West announc- tet op sais lee Mebane oS ad at a city commission meeting | “Hf; Truman and his ofticial| tee Monday Acril 10, the price (D2Tt. expect to. ar back in! a plies ne — Washington at about 1:30 p. m.| Ul drop 2eents. Monday. The Constellation air-| plane takes about four hours Price of milk is now 30 cents @/ fom Boca Chica Field. quart retail, from Monday on it) pe procident look will be 28-cents e.quart. |} trim after four istopher also stated that woot sunshine. It w today fay eet (2 Rea scoha aay greece) | by Charles Ross, secretary to the ce anted in Miami by | president, in char arge of the press, the Milk Control Board, will be that the President weighs about, er ¥ 175 pounds, which represents aj little loss while here The President came down from his quarters at 7:80 a. m. and had} breakfast about 8 a. m. After! his ve Vaslav. Nijinsky, iting ter raiahad often! Cee BILE, NG, Apel : 1 ‘ F D : ooking over mai and official 9 “(pA war veteran was blind man, was suffering with cancer. amed anecer, PES ee oh aouent left for found shot, to death, in here »- bulletfired into his head. Harold pleaded’ temporary insanity. TA Traian went’in swim. |9@Y, fess than 24 hours after the’ His attorneys claimed he cracked under the strain of caring aCenun ues On Fave Six) Died Today | LONDON, April 8.—(4).— Hl lav. Nijinsky one of the wor : Several Building | greatest ballet dancers, is dead | Nijinsky died in a London Permits Issued By clinic today at the age of 60. He had been insane for 31 years. Nijinsky, a native.of Russia, went to England in his long Roy F. Butler search for mental health. His Several building permits calling mind snapped in 1919, when he was at the height of his brilliant | for small repair jobs have ses career. Many critics unhesita-| issued by the office of Roy (Continued On Page ay Butler, director of’ the Hehe ment ‘of Public Service. These | are the permits To Sebastian Cabrera, Southard set, for 815 purpose of; on his’ LIONS’ CARNIVAL Extended For One Week Thru Saturday. | April 8 | Gomez Park \s DEVAL STREET 's, 1501 Seventh (Continued On Page Four’ TICKET OFFICE ALL AIRLINES PRICE TOURS) 4ll Fleming St. Phone 124 | RAUL'S CLUB} Boulevard by Airport Ph. 9287 BIG DANCE TONIGHT 10:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. | Music by The Debonairs AL ALBERTUS VOCALIST 50c Door Admission $10.00 DOOR PRIZE $10.00 Door Prize Won Last Week by Eddie Silvey LET’S END | University Village was shocked | by the slay | morning. IN THE U. Cay The Associated Press Teletype. Features and Photo Services For 70 Years Devoted to the | Best Interests of Key West | PRICE ‘FIVE CENTS Sold For $40,C 000 To Julius Stone And . MOHR CONVICTED OF 2 Teeee pe | Quadruplets, All: | Girls, Are Born | Today In Alabama’ | i LOUISVILLE, Ala, April | 8. — (#). — Quadruplets -were | born today to a tenant farm- er’s wife in Barbour County, | la. The babies, all girls, are re- | ported in good condition, as is their mother, Mrs. Mackie O'Neal Singleton. The delivery was made at | their farm home ten miles | north of here by a. country doctor, R. O. Nozion, who has been practicing more | than 30 years. | They’re now in a hospital in Eufaula .Ala. ” War VetFound | Shot To Death In | ‘Chapel Hill Today, automobile. motion for a new trial. g of his pal The veteran, was 30-year-old Len Broughton Smiley, a former student at the’ University of (Continueg On Page Four} '16-Year-Old Girl ‘In California SAN DIMAS, Calif. -+ 4 P)—Sheriff's officers have ar Palace Theater rested a 20-year-old youth for LEE BOWMAN and questioning about the kidnapping ELYSE KNOX in of a high school girl early _ this “THERE'S A GIRL IN MY HEART” April 8. He has given his name as (Continued On Page Four) WEAVER’S : Stock Island Inn AIR CONDITIONED BAR and RESTAURANT OPEN LL NIGHT Julia Stuart Williams 729 TRUMAN AVENUE is a Candidate For Juvenile Judge Mrs. Williams is the widow of ihe late Hugh Williams of this city and she is a successful, hardworking business woman, and a woman of great courage. Mrs. Wiliiams’ friendly, cordial manner has made her very popular with all the people and we feel that she is capable of making a success at anything she undertakes. MRS. WILLIAMS will do a wonderful work with the youth of Monroe County and we earnestly feel that she deserves your support. Vote for JULIA STUART WILLIAMS. wacle behind “the steering you'll think NAVARRO'S New Service Department GUL Duval Street Phone 600 For Juvenile Judge... PULL LEVER 17-A (Paid Political Advertisement by Friends of Mrs. Williams) MERCY KILLING for Walter, wh@ repeatedly minder: to be “put out of my misery.” Signe sd: And Sealed $500,000 \catch Kidnaper Of Bond Issue Now Must Be Approved By Bond Attorneys: The three County officials be- | san signing and sealing: the bon at 11:30 yesterday morning. Th !had lunch from 12 to 1, and we ae_car hax teen serviced at- | continuously working from then ‘till ten minutes to.4 p.m. Not only had each bond need (Contin On Page Eight) ®) Wirephoto : A JURY AT ALLENTOWN, PA.., has just convicted Harold Mohr of voluntary manslaughter for the so-called mercy killing of his brother, and now the defendant leaves courthouse in an Sentence was deferred pending action on a defense The slain brother, Walter Mohr, 55, a He was killed with a of Seller Al Mills Then Bu ys Fogarty House And White House Restaurant On Duval Street pieces of Key West of the real estate » Hueso, long known as the Southernmost Home vas cold by Albert J. Mills to Julius F. Ston for $40,000 Two valuable real estate have ch The sale price involved totaled The C United West 000. Key attorney, | tock Market i Reaches New High Today * = Mills in turn purch fro Carlo Rezine for $40,000. the former home of the late Dry J. N Fogarty, 227 Duval stréct and the adjaccnt White House | Res. taurant. The Casa Cayo Hueso has long been a Key West landmark. Tt home of tne late Judge J Harris it was. nationally as the Southernmost home in th United States until Thelma Stra NEW YORK, April 8—().—] bel, who skyrocketed to fame :The Stock Market made only] With her “Reap the Wild Wind,” ' small progress today despite built a home a few feet farther South. fast-stepping trade. a Gains ranged around a} ie point for favored issues. Many leaders at the same time, re< mained at Thursday’s final jlevels and a handful backed down a bit. Even a limited rise, however, was enough to raise the general Stene, .wife of the at- s now owner. of the Stra bel home, which is located with in the same block on the site now acquired by her husband, The former Fogarty home is a ‘two and one-half frame structure, jlocated at Duval and Caroline (Conunued On Page Bight) to price level to a new peak since ) , August, 1946, “lida,” 65° Yacht. Radio Corporation gave the market a tousn of pile | when an opening sale was made Disabled Off West jat 19% , a gain of %. The tran- 'saction involved 26,000 shares. Cub: C ‘j | Yesterday RCA directors voted End Of ‘uba Coast ; the first extra dividend in the The Coast Guard vessel Ariad- jcompany’s history. ne is hurrying to the west end of A couple of steels, US ‘and res Cuba, thirty. miles. off Cape San leham, found she rmpst of they bit Antonio: Lig! Light, where the @ toot rough and spent the;time vessel “lida” is disabled. 1a little lower. ' There are four persons aboard Higher prices .were paid for the “Sida,” including the captain, US Rubber, J. I. Case, Douglas Grant Van De Mark. Aircraft, Admirad, Emerson The vessel left Key West Wed- Radio, Zenith, Heyden Chemical, nesday for Livingston, Guate- ; Anaconda Copper American Cy- mala. The “Ilda” is the’ former anamid, Santa Fe, Southern Rail- Coast Guard vessel, Dolly. The way, Southern Pacific and Unit- boat left Washington, D. C., and ed Air Lines. ‘had a flag ceremony at Norfolk, Corporate bends moved nar- Va. where the stars and stripes rowly. jwere hauled down, wand. the “Guatemalian flag brought to mast. ? VICTOR FUENTE 4 Five hundred bonds of $1,000; Owner of the boat is. Maurice each denomination were signed | EXPERIENCED MECHANIC | Anker of Livingston. jand sealed yesterday at the First Now at the ‘National Bank in Miami by] B, & B. CYCLE SHOP © |Monroe County School Board | 92 Fleming Street Phone 1013 ‘Chairman Gerald Adams, Super-} , intendent of Public Instruction | Horace O’Bryant, and Circuit aia | Court Clerk 1 Adams. STEAKS - STEAKS Featuring CHARCOAL BROILED | STEAKS | | “PALM CLUB || =—= ISLAND. dss ey ret ed { | | | CHARLIE BC > Presents | Terry Shand Appearing Nightly at PERKY LODGE | JOIN THE SMATHERS WEDNESDAY, 1:30, AT STOCK ISLAND | For Additional Information Call CHARLIE WARDLOW ! 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