The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 22, 1950, Page 7

SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1950 Vew sx Oj Interest To You. Bu: foo Late To Classify | Aeseeee sama SODA AADLDDAADEARAAROA AERA Old Spanish Jail Confidence Racket Virgil Stuart, chief of police. of St. Augustine an of the Florida Peace Olficers:Agsociation, writes to cal my at c it confidence rac! publicity be given to it forthe protection of ay rer pale It is difficult ta believe. that anyone could bé so dumb as to fall for such & gag, ‘butit séems that people do for as P. T. Bar. nam told us, © 8 ¢ sucker born every minute.” | The intended victim received t letter that reads something} (j= FOREIGN MINISTERS a MEET IN LONDON IN MAY —————_____ Behind The ‘World News By WILLIAM JOLESCH. Associated Press Writer Preparations already are un- like 3 “A pérson- who... knows you has snoken ‘very highly about you so I have decided to trust you in a very deli- cate matter that concerns my entire future and that of my daughter as well. “Pam in prison, sentenced for bankruptey, and I wish “CASEY” JONES’ “whippeorwill” ef Jackson, Tenn., and will be blo turn of the century. aety >> rea a “CASEY'S” WHISTLE TO BLOW AGAIN of postage stamps dedicated to American railroad engineers. J. Roy Carter, Jr. (left). chairman of the celebration committee, hands the whistle to O. C. Forrester, railroad car repairman, who will prepare it for blowing. This was the favorite whistle of “Casey”, the engineer celebrated in song and story. who was killed in the wreck of his train at Vaughan. Miss., about the d | (®) Photo; locomotive whistle is brought wn April 29 to open the sale RUSSELL KAY “Remember, You Neyer Get Anything For Nothing . . . Don't be a sucker.” after an opening rise to know if you are willing to help me save the sum of $285,000 in U. S. currency which I have in bank bills hidden in a secret compart- ment of a trunk that is now deposited in a customhouse in the United States. “As soon as 1 send you some undeniable evidence, it is necessary for you to, come here and pay the expenses incurred in connection ‘with my, process so the embargo on my suitcase can be lifted. One, of those’ sujtcases ‘¢on + der way for the Western Big Three foreign ministers confer- ence in Lundon next month The meeting promises to be of primé importance, and the agén- da will be full. In order to cover all the ground, preparatory ses- sions will conyene in London} ~~ oer: two weeks ahead of the main e conference. This meeting is ex- P f t : k Pected to get started in a little ro I a es pang than a week~ from now, ™ { ith the United States represent- { ed-by Ambassodar At Large Give WU Real | Philip, Jessup and. Assistant Sec- } retary of State George Perkins. ° | They will confer with both the ubbin British and French delegptions. | The introductory details should pur be out of the way when Secre-| NEW YORK, April 22—(4).—| tary of State Dean Achesofi sits|The Stock Market ran into trou-| down with his British and French! h je today counterparts at the conference it- self. Most observers concede that failed to generate any power ' the foreign ministers will have} At the start of trading gains of their haads full, for they will be| fractions to more than a point concerned with one central prob-| were scored in short order. That lem—the cold war. The western|was the end of the advance. | foreign ministers will have to| Prices held up well for a while, | decide on a strate#y to caunter- {| but toward the finish of the two- act the: Russian tactics. hour session the inititl advances Tt ig easy to see then that al-| were trimmed or wiped out | most, anything relating to the}, Profit takers give Western Un-} cald war between East and West|ion a drubbing following a man-! will have a place at the : confer-|Sized rise’on Thursday. | ence discussions. _ The agenda} Armour, the most active issue, | most likely will range the globe, ; displayed independent strength from Southeast’ Asia to-Baltic} with a gain of around a point at) defenses. Even phases of atomic} 10%. i senérgy will be in¢laded-* © Also‘up most’o fthe. time wate , tains @ baggage check, that, |, .It is .cestain, for instance, thaty Youngstown Sheet, General was given me at the time of the conference will . initiate an| Motors, Montgomery Ward; Hupp nao my trunk for |aia program for Southeast Asia [Corp., Boeing, ‘Motorola, Pepsi- North Améric: ; epntains the “fo compensate you for all Big Thnee.,are ex-| Cola, Cudahy, Zonite | products; thane latge-séale aid,| DuPont, American Can, Nickel iy Aterican, to defend these} Plate, Chesapeake & Ohio, Atlan- ois ‘this trouble I will give one; meas from «the Communist}tic Refining, and Certain-teed third of the said sum. threat. Hanging. back were Chrysler, § “Fearing that this letter may Coming nearer home, the Big] Woolworth, “Emerson Radio, ? not come to your hands I Three are bound to turn their{Philco, American Telephone, Al- will not sign my name intil . | attention to the problem of Ger-| lied Chemical, Sante Fe, South- Thear from you. Then I {Many. This of course will bring}ern Railway, Company, } will.entrust you with my [UP Britain’s reluctance to linkjand Twentieth Century-Fox. whole secret. For the time {its fortunes with the European a bei I am oni: signing continent. At the same _ time, d ‘ 1 Y" SIBNINE | Prance has not been overly co- Renner Mur er Is | “Due to serious reasons gf | 9perative on the German issue. et . Pe which you will learn later, Other topics which undoubted- Sull Mystifying please reply by air-mail-or ly will come up during the meet- ri ’ ) wire. I-beg you to treat | ing include problems of Atlantic] q7 li this matter in absolute con- | defense, the friction between In-| Nassau Police fidence. j dia and Pakistan and the west- “Due to the fact that I am in pai chy ig ata ove So. DeRe- charge of the prison school = free aig : mpansive as the conterence | 38-year-old Washington attorn I'can write you like this. I catihot réceive your ~ reply directly in this prison, so~in case you accept my proposi- tion, pleasé send . your, re- ply toa petson of my entire trust who will deliver it to me. His name is Sr. Rich- ardo, Calle Antonio ‘del Fastillo, 38, Mexico, D. Fi. self and other nations. Wording may. not be exactly, There are: elements in the as given above and the ne J of British government that would the: go-between a es = like to see the conference broad- but if a person is cae - cage en the Atlantic pact into an} to. reply. they will be a ae economic alliance as well. It is bring anywhere from $25,000 to><aid that British Foreign Secre- pec) ayers 24 sae seer Se eee | tary Ernest Beyin favors a kind inside, Mexico, ount Saree: forth Atlantic economic sary to get the man out of jail, poh 15 turn it over tao the go-between The conference will not try to agenda may be, there are certain} nics Betty Renner, continues to topics. which have been ruled ats mystify ‘Nassau ‘police in advance. The parley is not} “The crime is regarded as the ping. te: be! a major”. eootioMic) yoct sensational in the Bahama! conference. Secretary. Acheson dae ae ae Hare has decided that Britain’s dollar : problém ‘will -be -mentioned only as. it touches Britain's ability to build adequate defenses for her- ut ‘since the Oakes. } Authorities have reconstructed | the murder of assuming that Miss | Renner apparently set off alone | on a bicycle to see a monastery. Then, they say she asked same} stranger for directions. That! stranger is the person the Nassau police are seeking. But as of this moment, they have not unearthed any positiv: Miss Renner’s y was found tin a shallow well in a lone tion of the Island Wedn se iday whe will contact the person qictate Europe's politics or the x later ata point inthe United future of such a typically Euro- Assistant tate States. Then they will get the pean body as the Council of Eu-|/*?** trupk and money. rope. However, the Council of] . e The sucker, of course, cannot fone doubtlessly will come up| Service Officer complain to the law -enforce-y¢or-qigeiission during delibera- ment officers inasmuch as he is onthe, future of .Germany. ° . attempting 16 défraud the” Fed-!""The foreign ministers are Ar Tives In City eral Goyernment out of customs pound to take note of Russia’s ¢ duty and fees. He is simply: oUt “Tate: feaction ‘to alleged foreign| _M E. Penton, assistant state whatever Sum of money he Was jntruders in the Baltic area. | service offic will” ‘assist “vet=| foolish enough to put into such Soviet, attitude was sharply un-'erans in their problems at the, a racket. derlined this week in the incident’ Mosroe County # Se-viee _ offi Equally dumb are the tourists yer; the: disappearance of ten Courthouse on Tuseday,’ April: ry of who visit zoos and weyside’‘Aynerican Naval fliers some-jfrom 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. { gambling jeints and are gypped where in Northern Europe. The! Penton assists veterans _and. out of their monty. A number of Russians charged that an Ameri-|their dependents with any claim cases have been reported “in ¢an plane fired on a Soviet plane for benefits to which they may | th ida this winter. » Pits Finvida Peace Officers As- of the official Soviet sociation wants to do everything Russia apparently reg: it can to protect our winter visl- ‘otest,! military service which includes the assistance to widows, childrein when people are. $0 gullible that This, and other examples of compensation or benefit that the | i mselves to be Soviet enmity, i i ected per sums of western foreign ministers a need the “G. I. Bill,” or under ! ee ar Soave | By The Associated Press FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL dale 7 Nf AU, Baha il 22.— etme iagas mee ot | Sports Calendar SUNDAY— SUNDAY, APRIL 30— | SUNDAY, MAY 7— { cation, born “at Fort’ Scott, Kans., 65 years ago. lever Latvia, and from the tone, be entitled on account of their | Journal, born in Meridian, Migs, 54 years ago. Baltic as her own private lake,’ and dependent parents of a vet- | author,.born in R: tors and home folks as well, but with ho visiting permits allowed.!eran in addition to any claim for | ago. indieate to the veteran may wish to file undler linist, born in New York, 3 any | years ago. FLORIDA STATE Deland 9, Leesburg 4. Sanford 22, Gainesville 3. Palatka 15, Orlando 9. Daytona Beach 12, St. 1e 10 Augus- St. Petersburg 8, Fort Lauder- Lakeland -1, Miami 0. Tampa 11, West Palm Beach. 8. Miami Beach 10 F a 0, COLLEGE a Georgia 11, Auburn-i Georgia Tech 23, Vasderbilt 2} Mississippi State 3, Alabamaé. ida‘3, RoNins 2. ippi 9, Tulane 4 Tampa 4, Plovida Southern 7. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Atlanta'5, Chattaridoga 4. NashvilleS,“Mobite*t-* - Birmingham My Lathe ‘RdcK 4. (Only Gomes: Schedi.led} Columbus-8,-Greenville 2. Macon. 1}, gbia.3,. eer acer ores Augusta] 0 sSavatinalt 7. é wa Seer Fs SOUTHEASTERN Jackson 10; Vicksburg 9. Pensacola 11, Meridian 8 Montgomery 11, Selma 4 Gadsden 22, Anniston 17 GEORGIA-FLORIDA Americus 7, Valdosta 4. SOFTBALL Bayview rark (Night) ONDAY— : 7:30—Bamboo Room vs. Sonar. School 9:00-—G.E. vs. V.E.W. } _—_ BASEBALL Island City Baseball League (Municipal Stadium, Afternoon). 1:00—Atomic Bombers vs. Key West Cubans. 3:00—Key West Adams Dairy. Cubans vs. 1:00—Adams Duiry vs. Bombers. 3:00—Atomic Bombers vs. Key West Cubans. Atomic 1:00—Adams Dairy West Cubans. 3:00—Adams Dairy vs. Atomic Bomber: TODAY:S BIRTHDAYS... (Know America) r. George F. Zéok, president Ri “Américan Countil Df Equ- vs. Key} i Mark ¥. Ethridge, publisher of e Louisville, Ky., Couriers Charels Angoff, of New York a, 48 years ‘Yehudi Menuhin, famous vio- | . ecki in-. to coordinate their allied strate-j other law granting benefits ax.a} John W. Vandercook, ‘author, oe ee ee aah — rest af entitlement for militaly | commentator, born in "England, 4 : jtpe purchase of the Gandy ‘service. years ogo. dnivane can do about it. ithe Pp per gy Ba 4 ¥ Bridge, I can probably if a ae ¢. Lie tt i sue a who will él emt you. Re- gy. And that’s the job of the, of pte oad ie few thous- member you never get @fything foreign ministers this month and pes ees or is interested in for nothing. Bon’t be a sucker. , next. A 46 years ago. Lawrence A. Appley, president the American Management jatior, born in Nyack, N.Y, THE EEY-WEST CITIZEN PAGE SEVEN: pay Gorgeous Cusdié = Moran Elimitiated Tournament 22.—P).—Gor- Moran dowed ta Joan Curr’ if.a major Rome international Miss Curry : } liminated the top-seeded Santa idness. contributed to| fourth on Campbell's double and ‘Monica, California, star by a ™ and. i Srakocic Is- Timer Na al Beoring. Vi-|an error. An error and two scare of 0-6, 674,.6-2. - genic Soaer right fielder, shaf-| singles produced two mote runs; Jn earlier matches, Billy Tal- mre Of Gattte * hitting Yonors with Srakocic,! in the fifth, and they picked up pert of New York and, Jafosiav by. collecting three hits in four | an insurance run in the sixth on Drobny, a Czech exile, reached OF Sof thall +} official ‘twips.t6 the plate and bat-| a walk, an error, and an outfield the men’s quarter finals. : Rejnocra v2, aaa eo vles,, wha relieved Haley’ ek % 40 tic neavy Score: RHE jowles, who relieved a daley x aie Ski ifakocic, Be Sins : and two on, stopped General Cubans Play Two Ball Games At SONAR SCHOOL WHIPS NAVAL HOSPITAL 16-10 AT BAYVIEW PARK Heavy Hitting Of * From hitting. of ritting of. two - School 453 301-16 14 4,2 the first inning with oudifiitsd the Naval Hosp: Electric cold as he yielded Héspit#l 003 331-10 3 4 the first game of a softball Lote See ead ee hits and n.. runs in 5 1/3 innings 10, Evans, Enos (2), Miller (3) ‘i e * He walked seven a struck ow ee ee Se {00h wry naa... Stadium Sunday ght. In the second es cll, mitchen. had ale N Thutsday nigh n tl n the-nishteap, the VEW spot: Campbell, FFW catcher, had a . game, the VFW came hind 49, defeat General 9-4. Stakoeic, big Sonar f mangeblasted out five s in- @ homer with two on to six runs, for a perfect n be Electric perfect night at the plate cc -| ting a double and two singles in! vent on to win, 9-4, be- | three official trips to the plate two hit relief pitching | Vertueci, General Electric catch of Knowles. A walk, three sing] er, banged out a double and jouble gave Genera] Elec-| single in four tries to lead the a 4-0 lead in the first inning. | losers attack. will cross bats two ball clubs tomorrow at xers Field. In the openef at 5 p.m., they will take the field ainst the strong Atomie Bomb ld be in good ‘form The Cubans with General Electric four runs, after the plate. The Sonar bo However, the VFW came back| _ Score: R, HE, Ah cent: Test blasted three Naval s ; half of the first and|General Electric 400 000—4 6 5 ,.4t #pproximately 3700 pm, pitchers for a total of five times on three walks | VFW 501 21x—9 7 1 the Cubans will play the Adams hites » n error, and two. singles.}| Grenéfield and Vertucci; Haley. Both games promise e fans plenty of action another ran in t ball. Lott, Sonar pitcher, walked 11 added the’, Knowles (1), and Campbell. ‘Slum Clearance 'Leaders Ask For ‘Investigation c =| MIAMI, April 22—(>).—Mismi slum cle nce leaders are agk- Z a congressional investigation e fight against public’ heus- WILLIE THOMAS: WINS DECISION: FROM DZBINSKI-IN TOUGH FIGHT Frank Oliver Looked Good In * Knockout Victory Over Duke Mason | won a TKO over Duke Mason of a Miami. The Island City lad rush- Willie Thomas won a f orge Dzbinski,'ed in and floored Mason twice. . 148, of Key West, in the b the all-star Key West-Miami! Referee Young Fernandez then 16: > i decision over G inter-city amateur boxir stepped between the men to save __ Yesterday, Mrs, Elizabeth, Wir 2a : Mason further damage. Oliver Tick equest to Répre- Thomas and Dzbins no quart ind pounded away atjhas a very hard punch. se rank Buchanan. ix In another fast four-rounder, W ton. The congressman each other in rough and This Dzbinski pact wallop that is dynar ran smack into the ho round. and there w when it looked like th would have to take the Thomas kept r lad, and was not Dick heads committee probing! the. housing lobt . | The chairman of the citizens housing improvement committee, Billy Bremer won over Foster of Key West. Lou DeMarco won a close d cision from Jim Howard, 146 Miami. Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer, di- the Institute for Ad- Princeton, N. J., last night and to come. Hanks ot Kev West won.a a ion over Kenny Sugar- of Miami. t Darrel, 148 of Kes West/ rector of ify. He public h " h g the loc to ti ing have g $100,000 fund” to. defeat slum blows. At one time they stood lost to Willie Johnson, New, vanced Study, z arance in Miami. in Dzbinski’s corner and pound- Orleans, This was an added fea- ianed re st, Per in New “The city recently voted down ed away at each other with every- ture. It was Darrell’s first loss | York, 46 years ago. federal assistance for slum: elears thing they had. in a local ring. ance in the crowded negto (sec< Willie won the : i geht ty. eee but! Frank Oliver, 170, Key West, | Mail The Citizen to Relatives tion. oe decision, THE GREAT NEW NO-NOX= DESIGNED FOR TODAY’S POWERFUL NEW ENGINES! t ; i #%