The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 29, 1950, Page 5

SATURDAY, April 29, 1950 BUDENZ WILL NAME IMPORTANT COMMUNIST TO COUNTRY TODAY Still Says Owen * Lattimore Is ‘Linked With Soviet Spies CROTON-ON-HUDSON, N. Y., April 29.—(/P)—Louis Budenz, the former Communist newspa- perman, seys he will name some- one he calls an important con- spiratorial Communist. . Budenz says the man he_ will name is an alien in this country illegally. He says he is not a government employe. But, Bu- denz goes on, this man is con- nected with the theft of govern- ment documents found in the of- fité of the discontinued magazine Amerasia. The ex-Communist says he will give the name to the senators A vestigating the charges by nator Joseph McCarthy. And Budenz goes on, the case of Owen Lattimore is linked with the Amerasia case. He says: “If fully investigated, they bs provide one of the greatest icandals American - political his- tory has ever witnessed.” Senator McCarthy has men- Gone Lattimore along with ohn S. Service, an officer in the consulate service, in connection with the Amerasia case. Service was one of half-a-dozen persons arrested on charges of giving war secrets to the editors of Amer- asia—a magazine which concen- trated on conditions in the Far East. +» However. a grand jury refused to, indict Service. Lattimore has dénied giving or getting secret documents for publitation on the magazine. A senate committee has order- @d\a new investigation into the Amerasia affair. White Retur Returns After Meeting Of Housing Groups ‘t George Mills White, director of the-Key West Housing Attthority, returned today from a three-day meeting of. the combined Florida and Georgia. HousingAssociation meeting at Albany. Georgia’s Ra- dium Springs. He said that Washington and Aflanta officials of the Housing Authority explained the new housing program. He said there was no mention of Key West housing problems. except that a survey here is still under way to determine what part this city will take in the housing program. J. T. Knight, executive director ofjthe Housing Authority of Mi- ami, was elected president of the Florida, Association of Housing Authorities. Baseball Scores By The Associated Press FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL Tampa 5, West Palm Beach 3. Havana 6, Miami Beach 0. Miami 1°, Lakeland 0. Fort Lauderdale 8, St. Peters- burg 6. FLORIDA STATE Palatka 5, Gainesville 4 St. Augustine 4, Leesburg 2, Deland at Sanford, postponed —rain. Daytona Beach 7 Orlando 1. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Atlanta 9, Little Rock 6. Birmingham 9. Memphis 6. Mobile 2, Chattanooga 0. Nashville at New Orleans, post- poned—rain. SOUTHEASTERN Gadston 12, Vicksburg 2. , Jackson 8, Anniston 4. Montgomery 7, Meridian 0. Pensacola 6, Selma 4. SOUTH ATLANTIC Columbia 10, Macon 6. Columbus 2, Greenville 1 Savannah 11, Augusta 10. Jacksonville 6, Charleston 1. GEORGIA FLORIDA Waycross 11, Albany 9. Thomasville 9-13, Cordele 7-6. Americus 5, Valdosta 4, Tallahassee 1-9, Moultrie 0-15. GEORGIA- ALABAMA Alex ‘City 15, Opelika 3. Rome 14, Carrollton 9. Newnan 18, Griffin 11. Valley 9. LaGrange 3. COLLEGE Florida State 3, Mercer 1. Tennessee 11, Vanderbilt 2. / Alabama 7, Florida 6. Kentucky 7, Georgia Tech 2. Ole Miss 3, Mississippi State 2. Red Sox Whip Athletics, 4-1, With Mel Parnell On Mound NEW YORK, April 29.—().—In the American League, the Bos- ton Red Sox tripped the Philadelphia Athletios behind Mel Parnell’s eight-hit pitching. The score was 4 to 1. It was Parnell’s second win of the year. He has no defeats. Alex Kellner went the distance for the Athletics and lost his first game of the season. He has one win Johnny Pesky and Bobby Doerr were the batting stars for the Red Sox with two hits each. Bobby Feller second victory as the Cleveland Indians stopped the Detroit Ti- gers. The score was 6 to 1. Fel- ler allowed eight hits, all singles. The victory enabled the Indi- ans to take over second place be- hind Detroit. Ted Gray was stingy with hits, giving up only three. But he also gave four walks dur- ing his seven innings on the hill and finished as the losing twirler. The Chicago White Sox and St. Louis Browns battled through two bok 6 one-half scoreless in- nings fore rain forced the teams to the dressing rooms. In’ the National League, the Pittsburge Pirates and Ralph Kiner topped the St. Louis Car- dinals. The score was 4 to 3, Kiner blasted a 450-foot homer for his third round-tripper of the season, it helped Pittsburgh reg- ister three runs, in the seventh. Bill Werle was the winning pitcher and Gerry Staley the loser, Although neither wad around at the finish. Johnny Hopp of the Pirates had a per- fect day at the plate with four hits. The Cincinnati Reds finally broke into the victory column: today after six straight losses while the Chicago Cubs dropped their first decision after winning three in a row. The Reds beat the. Cubs, 3 to 1. Herman Wehmeier hurled a 2- hitter. Only Roy Smalley and Carmen Mauro got hits for the Cubs. Joe Adcock and Grady Hatton each had two hits for the Reds. In night games last night,.the Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the New York Giants, 5 to 3, we ithe Philadelphia’ Phillies beat the Boston Braves, 6 to 1, behind the three-hit pitching of , Simmons: The only’ night game American League found the Washington Senators taking the New York Yankees, 5 to. 4 chalked up hisy%. With The Majors... Today's Games NEW YORK, April 29.—().— Here are the probable pitchers and their records for today’s ma- jor league games: NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn at New York—Hatten (1-0) or Banta (1-0) vs. Jones (0-2). Boston at Philadelphia—Bick- ford (0-1) vs. Miller (0-0). Pittsburgh at Cincinnati—Ches- nes (1-1) vs. Patterson (0-1). Chicago at St. Louis (night), Rush (1-0) vs. Brecheen (0-1). AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Washington, night, Reynolds (0-0) vs. Scar- borough (2-0). St. Louis at Cleve! trowski (0-0) vs. Lemon (1-0). Philadelphia at Boston—Fawl- er (0-0) vs. Dobson (1-1). Chicago and Detroit not sched- uled. Firemen Called To Brush Fire — A brush fire at United and Grinnell streets at 9:20 p. m. last night called firemen from No. 3 Station to put it out. There wes no property damage. in. the } y11 Results of yesterday’s. games. were: NATIONAL LEAGUE 1 Night Game ’ ° mp! alnant ‘s RIED. [tn tke gitice of the Clerk ae the Brooklyn tex 3 Se a me Court New York 3 10 <1] atie, Newcombe, Bankhead = and Campanella; Kramer, Hansen, Hartung and Westrum. Night Game R. H. E. Philadelphia 614 1]; Complainant Boston pee Bs | head Street Simmons and Lopata; Sanford, Hall Johnson and Crandall. R-H, E. Pittsburgh 412 1 St. Louis cea Se | Werle and Fitzgerald; Staley, Boyer, Poholsky and Rice, Gar- giola. R. H. &. Cincinnati 39 1 Chicago 1 ie Wehrmicr and Howell; Ham- ner, Vai rmeer, Hiller, Dubiel and Owen. AMERICAN LEAGUE Night Game R. H. E Washington Lees aes New York Coot tee! Nagy and Grasso; Sanford, Page and Berra. R. H. E. Chicago 6 61 Detroit 108.3 Feller z , White, Calvert and Ginsberg R. H. E. Boston 480 Philadel, a Lees Parnell and Tebbetts: Kellner and Tipton Cleevland-St. rain. Louis, postponed, Fla. Legionnaire Newspaperman In Island City H. P. Gadbury, of the Florida Legionnaires, is in Key West do- ing a publicity story about the Island City, and President Tru; man’s visits to the community. * The Legionnaire will shortly feature a “Come To Florida In} iplainant, DIVORCE JACU! nant with be- Y and file the Deputy Clerk. rainant Case Ne DAVID I. KIMB ATION oTHRIE KIM- NOWN YRDERED a copy of Tin “ort on the and file © office m= the entitled matter the. "allegation therein ‘con- 14th day of April, EA EARL R- Merk of the Circuit: onroe County, Fl By: (sd) Florence a De THOMAS S. CARO, Solicitor for Complainant. wyer, uty Clerk. e The Summer” edition. ee ce ee a apr.15-22-29;may 6, 1950 laud <= Cue {neighborhood. Apply 627 South-|cember 31, to acceptable couple, Teasonable offer. » only. No pets. i *| Phone 124. _| FURNISHED apartments, 3 rooms ‘ted. Coral Hotel Apartments, op- CHE KEY - Classified Ads INFORMATION FOR THE ADVERTISER Rates Per Line of Space for Single end Consecutive Dars Minimum Charge Minimum space to be ‘CITIZEN ’ 8 Point 8 Point incaet : + Lightface (Regular) Type BLACKFACE CAPS ion ee pe aa aa aes The rate for 8 Point black- 4 face caps is 2 times a line tiuhate 5 words per line.) more’ than for 8 Point light- i face regular type. 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Office | \ 24 Point Type 4 times rate for 8 Point lightface regular type. ALL ADVERTISING IS ACCEPTED under the foliowing conditions: ae the event of error in advertis- ing, transient or contract, The Citizen will be responsible only for the #izst inserticn in CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIN%, and in DISPLAY ADVERTISING for only the actuel amount « space occupied by the part of the advertisement where the error occurs. FOR RENT—COTTAGES FOR RENT--APARTMENTS FOR SALE—BOATS AND AND HOUSES MARINE MOTORS | COMPLETELY furnished cottage, Pas FURNISHED apartment, cool,| or comfortable rooms, daily,| CHRIS-CRAFT 30-foot, double breezy. porches. Pleasant quiet; weekly or monthly rates. 172i| _planked mahogany, twin Grays, surroundings for couple. Phone, Flagler, Phone 1172-J. _apr29-tf sleeps four, galley, toilet, fishing 538-M. apr28-3tx | \ chairs, fish box, copper gasoline | ATTRACTIVELY furnished four- \ ‘and water tanks, 2 sinks, electric} 2-BEDROOM furnished apart-; room, hath, large screen porch,' fans, four rods and reels, plus ment, screened porch, quiet yard, inside parking, until De- miscellaneous gear. Will take Terms to re- ard St., upstairs, or Phone 227-W.!N0 dogs. Moderate rent. Apply , sponsible party. Call 770-R. a apr28-3t 916 Windsor Lane. apr28- -2tx | apr29-3tx APARTMENT for rent. in20| FOR RENT—HOTEL ROOMS |13%-FOOT boat, 10 h.p. Mercury Washington Street. apr28-3t | motor and boat trailer. All first |HOTEL ROOMS with hot and class condition. 223-F Poinciana. cold running water. $10.00 per apr28- Sty NEW Duplex apartment, all elec- | tric. Couple only, no pets. Ap ply 1230, Duncan Street. HELP WANTED—MALE apr27-tf | REIN SOE ESS SUB gE om THE Jefferson Standard Life Ins. TWO BEDROOM apartment, un-! NAVAL officer and wife want to] . Co., is-interested in appointing furnished. No pets. Very clean.|_ vent one or two bedroom house, ' a representative in Key West. Apply 425 Francis St. apr27-tf furnished or unfurnished. Write! Preferably between 25 and 45 _: Box 9-JH, care Citizen. apr25-tf years of age. If interested, write FURNISHED apartment, electric ——___—________________ | Buford Pedigo, Manager, Miami kitchen. Two blocks from|' FOR SALE—HKEAL ESTATE | Office, 212-13. Seybold Bldg., Mi- beach. For couple, no pets. Phone : ami. apr28-3tx 1156-M. apr29-3t| 2-BEDROOM, furnished ) house. | 7 —_———————— i} ‘Phone No. 5. apr29-3t | HELP WANTED—FEMALE MODERN apartment. Pine Plaza, +] 1301 Truman Avenue, Phone ‘ONLY two lots, each 70x88 re-| NEAT young girl to do some 215: apr26-tf: main.’ South ‘side Flagler Ave-' ironing, and, cleaning. Apply +. nue, half block east. of og’ 1302 Reynolds Street. apr29-3tx APARTMENT, everything furn-| Street. Write P. O Box 666. ished, utilities, — linens, ° etc.|* apr28- 3 FOR SALE—MUSICAL Adults onty. No pets. Cool, clean, !—————_______ INSTRUMENTS comfortable. Must b eseen td be! 20 LOTS on Stock Island, 500 feet s} appreciated. 1511 Truman Ave. or! frontage, new highway. Teie- HOWARD piano in good condi- 922 North Beach. apr20-tf, phone 109, Adams. apr28-2t tion, $75.00. Moreno, piano tuner, 907 Truman, Phone 825-J. NEW roemy efficiency apart- LOT 50 x 120 on Duck Avenue, | apr26-6t Sin wai ae 17th and 18th Sts, Phone 1186-J. peas -6tx) ‘between j $1,500,00. ments, completely furnishe with utilities. Near Navy Yard. Reasonable summer rates. Adults the Price Organi- zation Realtors, 411 Fleming St., apr20-tf OR. - MALE —MISCELUAREONS: BABY CARRIAGE, ._ Whitney Steer-omatic, $25.00. 915 Wind- sor Lane. apr28-2t Motels, investments, building | CEMETERY ESTATES, 2, 4 and 6 lots, business property on Duval! grave plots ir beautiful new Street, etc. Paul Boysen, 626- Southland Memorial Park, W.Dix- Fleming Street, Box 303, K.W. ie Highway and 150th St, North apr! oe en Perpetual care provided. may be purchased on terms as 300° by approximately 275’ on old low as $10.00 per month for 6 highway, Stock Island, to wa- aah plot ni Pale vie A ar . for 4 grave plot ‘or further in- tecirone Wal LDAaS vights, $5.- sormation, Phone 1892. apr27-3t apr4-tf FOR any kind of property, large or, small homes. Ocean frontage. | and bath. Everything furnish- posite Post Office. mar28-30t APARTMENT, newly renovated, private bath, all modern con- veniences. By week or month, Post Office Inn, Simonton St. mar27-tt VETERANS! 700-19 heavy duty 6 ply tire. .| two apartments available. Light .| beach. Also rooms. «) weekly, monthly rates. +| Motel, South and Simonton. »| COOL, spacious beautifully furn- ished, electric, tub, shower, ay ecreened porch, garden. Oneta ie te ee Biv thes: PRCA Ree. Undone, Dene’: ed. OVERSEAS Hotel, ’, Coffee shop, bar. ‘Phone 798. | TRAILER, Apply Citizen office. OWN your 2 or 3 bedroom home. No down payment. $63 month- ly. Phone 598 from 1 to 7 P.M. apr10-tf FOR SALE—OFFICE EQUIPMENT Laan ROCK, marl, sand, soil, See ONE office desk, $25.00, one 4-| “us for che: ed in town. drawer standard size steel let-' 1350-M, Budke Carer. ter file, $25.00. Phone 1573-XM.: ; apr15-30t FOR RENT—APARTMENTS |large as the present fer , establish pa: Larger Ferry Going Into Operation Soon Early month a 200-foot ferry capable of carring 40 pas- ssengers and a number of cars will be put into service between. Key West and Mariel, Cuba, it was announced today by William of the shipping ben operating a next line that smaller craft to Cuba for the last | year. The new ferry, ricia, is nearly the M. S. Pat- three times as y Etah, ed to which is being transf Puerto Rico. Hurst said his lines hopes to senger service with on. Cuba next Truman Approves Over $2,000,000. In Housing Loans WASHINGTON, April 29. —President Truman has approv- two million, 387-thousand dollars in loans to local housing author- ities in fifteen states and Alaska. These loans will pay for plan- ning low-rent projects under the government’s public, housing pro- gram. WANTED TO RENT OR MANAGE LIVING QUARTERS NAVY couple ,two children de- sire two-bedroom house or apartmen* or will manage small place. Two year duty, Key West. Apply Apt. 11, El Prado Motel. apr27-3tx FOR SALE—PRINTED FORMS LEASES, 5c each. Promissary notes, tc each. Minimum charge 5c. Artman Press, Citizen Bidg. Phone 51. apr25-tf BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES DEALERSHIP open for ‘Floridian Scooter’ and ‘King Midget Car’. Min. req: $1500 for stock. Write Helms & Schnelzer, 603 Main St., Daytona Beach, Fla, apr27-4tx TRANSPORTATION LOCAL PARCEL DELIVERY GREYHOUND express and air freight. Most reliable, assured service. Temporary. Phone 18. AIR CARGO DELIVERY apr28-6tx LOCAL and tong distance haul- ing and storage. Ramsey Trans- fer, 709 Whitmarsh Lane. Phone 290. Agent for Burnham Van ci Lines. \ MOVING AND HAULING Storage - Furniture Moving Incal’ and Long Distance Ager Airvan Moving & Storage ISLAND CITY TRANSFER * Phones 166 and 488 NEO-VITA an improved 1S, B. formular Fungicide and bac- tericide. Key West. Garden and | Lawn Supply, 830 Fleming Street, Phone 1019 apr25-tf PERSONAL SERVICES Notary Public NORMAN D, ARTMAN Citizen Office AND ROOMS aprae-2 asta tiestianebin ae : ROOM with private bath and FIVE, bundles of old newspapers, entrance. Phone 673-R. ~ Fon SALE HOUSEHOLD - Be: Inarire The Citizen Office. apr25-tf THREE grave spaces,and vault. Olivia. Street addition, City Cemetery, $250.00 Light 7616 N. W. 30th Avenue, Miami. apr24-6t -3t apr: LARGE, airy rooms. One block| APARTMENT-SIZE washer with, from beach. $10.00 to $15.00]:, wringer $15.00. _ 808 South weekly. Valgez Inn, 521 United Street, Phone 568-XR. —_apr26-tf AND TRICYCLES POULTRY AND SUPPLIES room. 411 Wil- apr24-7tx housekeeping, liarn Street. MAN’S bicycle, $16.50, Balloon tires, good paint. 314 Southard St. apr29-1tx TOP-GRADE blood tested baby chicks ,$5.95 per 100 plus post- age. Choice of straight run or; cockerels. Select from N.H. or R.I. Reds, W. or B. Rocks, W. Wyan-! ONE- BEDROOM apartment, ev- erything furnished, private Attractive Marine "FOR SALE—USED CARS 1941 PONTIAC De Luxe Fordor. ship C.0.D. Ace Poultry Outlet, mar29-30tx dottes. Pullets $10.95 per 100. We; SERVICES AND REPAIRS —SEWING MACHINES WE clean. - repair. 1766-J. Cheap transportation. needs a little work. $250.00 cash. Phone 1022. apr29-1t FOR SALE—BUN iGALOWS 41 FORD Panel,. good rubber Overseas Trailer Court, after 6 hauling, child, 1401 United Street. apr29-tf BM. aa She FO EHP ENY. 2 1948 FORD Convertible Coupe,' Write B-dgins & Alfunso, Inc. FOR RENT_TRAILERS % race engine, 9-1 heads. dual- encnte Key Post Office oP: SOS intake manifold, 090 bore, Weber Phone: Summerland Kev No. 2 % race cam, zephyr springs, ad- justable tappets, light fly wheels, Columbia axle. New tires, good paint. Call 525-M. apr25-5tx. FOUND [Page rvs Sen ag foes FOUND—one 12-ft. boat. Call at radio. Hage: ‘s og 1116) 180-D, Poinciana. have ey baping fo es, “Pia SPs ae silo aprl9-15tx Summer Special 917 Fleming St. Rooms from $10.00 weekly. apr29-tf|. sleeps three, three closets, bottle gas, redecorated. $35.00, plus space. 612 Simon- ton, Phone 9245, apr28-3tx aprl-sat-wed-tf_ apr25-tl convert into electric portables, buy old ma- chines. Free estimates. Phone apr29-6tx PAGE FIVE The - WEATHERMAN Says Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy today thru, Sunday. Con- tinued warm. Isolated showers near the coast. Gentle to mod- erate winds, ‘mhostly east and southeast, fresh in shower Florida: Partly tloud: and continued warm today and Sun- day. Few local thundershowers in the afternoons, ‘mostly over the north and central portions. Jacksonville thru~the Florida Straits and East Gulf-or Mexico: Moderate east to southeast winds | over the south portion today and | Sunday. Light to moderate south- jerly winds over north portion, increasing to moderate Sunday. | Partly cloudy weather with only Ja few showers. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: No small craft or “storm warn- ings have been issued. Report ne Key West, Fla., April Observation Taken.az.City O*‘ice, 8:30 A.M., EST Temperatyre Highest yesterday >.» 87 Lowest last night wi} Mean; 5... s.-44.5-8 81 Normal 7 Precipitation : Total last 24 hours _.. 0 ins. Total this month 2.33. ins. Deficiency this month 1.10 ins. Total this year 7.23 ins. Deficiency this year 1.31 ins. Relative Humidity, 8:30 a.m. 68% BAROMETER Sea Level, 8:30 a.m, 30.00 ins—1015.9 mbs. Ries ¥ Tomorrow's Almanac =~ Sunrise “5:53 a.m. Sunset x. 6:56 p.m, Moonrise ‘~. 5:33. p.m, Moonset . 4:33 a.m. Full moon Mite May 2 ‘ ae Tides | ; Naval Base. ~ § TOMORROW . ., ‘Eastern Stanoasd Time 8:00 a.m. 1:40 a.m. ef 2:29 p.m. *,