The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 14, 1951, Page 8

SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1951. — THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Gi INSTRUCTED |——____—"|Rogers’ Evening. _ American planes had bombed 50 Citizen Venire |Flame Throwers Smoke Out Reds Pre ident Truman | = Let’s Face It “nd ee Antung and | surzoun ting | Man Drawn Yesterday Fe i | radio declared, that the Ameri Speaks Tonight ake equ rn By Judge Caro ; -direcied condemna by Christian’s Marks CB Slit git. enlarge: the ae agecieas (Continued from Page Five). || war instead of ending it : | ‘The land is as (Continued strom : 2 ich WASHINGTON, April 14—|o99, ‘The airport and twice as pure and sincere heart it will] ______ gickoe aie Show in your countenance. If you (#)—President ‘Truman willl much adjoining land sold for eon eee siniatee make a speeech tonight whic » | $200,000 s than two years ago. ed for $64,- A-venire of 50 citizens of Mon- : 3 will be broadcast to the nation by Pledges to date as follows: thoughts, then sin is ; creme 7 j 1p¢.county was drawn by Crim- \ most radio and television net-| Rogelio Gomez, $25,000, | like a wild beast at your 4 GOT p00 f inal Court Judge Thomas Gant works. Sam Cohen, $10,000. One should conquer this temples yesterday. | There are no indiciations that Felipe Carbonell, $5,000. tion and subdue it before it be- ae } Men on the venire printed be-! Nwachon no =: » Mr. Truman will comment es-| Mayor Eisner, $1,000, comes too strong. “Every man is low must appear at the court-! house. April 23 at 9:30 am. At that time a six-man panel will! P ue tempted, when he is drawn ¢ from his own evil desire and en- ticed. Then when that evil de- ally on the MacArthur i | Gomez's offers are without pre- | The President is attending ©} cedent in city history. This about Jefferson-Jackson day dinner of| sums up the proposition: be drawn. Democratic party supporters | City acquires the property with | sire hath conceived, it bringeth Joseph C. McMahon, Jose Gare the National Guard armory here.| nig financial help. He guarantees forth sin, and sin, when it is ; cia, Jose Perez, Joseph A. Boza,} }- {<8 i : The speech will be aired trom | the principal and interest on the finished, bringeth forth death; Jxy-James R. Mattingly, Perey vid eid 7 : 10:30 to 11 p.m \loan. If the loan payment say is , (James 1:14,15). | Descnes "aer s NRenel| fpewees SOY AN Civil Service (|r tet teal sotnp"seany, | GEORGE M: RAY |) souTH KOREAN | Frank W. Cates, Albert W. IV1 ervice Gomez will pay the difference out Key West folks take pride in their (Gor tinued From Paxe Qne) Thompson, Alfred K. Harvey, |of his pocket. The city can’t lose, friendly Shuseee Surely Rosin TE ae command of Harry. A. Roig, Paul E. New- Exams Announced |: ind still will retain the airport are few visitors who come the U.S. Eighth Army. ho Henry E. Albury, Harry F. ij rere jin Key West. junnoticed, and without friendly} With General Matthew Ridg- : Knight, Lorrie A. Lowe, Harry B. The United States Civil Si ti i When granted the floor, Rogelio handshakes, Not too long ago alway, Van Fleet moved _ briskly as EMOKE EL Sellers, 111, James R. Deland, Earl Commission today announced an| Gomez said: “The airport situa- minister preached on the subject.! through the ceremony of inspect-| HOLCO WU. . Parker, Thomas A. Woody, () Wirephoto Map €Xamination for substitute post: | tion ‘stinks’, and We all know it. _Teecoupising Etiends in Heater ling a a are Me a ce FOL Robert H. Herring, Jerry J. Tr : : transportation clerk to fill posi} \nd the more we delve into it, the Some time after, the minis’ fe “| ground at Eighth Army nead- or, Harry L. Albury, George] EAST OF YONCHON (A), American infantrymen used flame | tions in the Postal Transportatior riper it gets. jceived a note which said: “Dear! quarters. | 00R Gwynn; throwers Friday to smoke Reds out of their pillboxes. An infan- |; Service of the Post Office Depart “When the County started to! Sir—I should be much obliged if} The field is ringed with scrag-| i Robert R. Roberts, John Avila} ty team led by tanks entered Yonckon, but found no Commun- | ment in the following stat ondemn the airport, they intimi-| you could make it convenient to! giy Korean pine and cherry trees} Here's the simple, space-saving Perez; Crawford W. McCr ists and withdrew. On the western front, U.N. troops (B) crossed Lue California, Colorado.| dated Mr. Will Porter, They: preach to your congregation on) fresh with brilliant new bloom | solution to every door proetaes is Harry Shaw, Charles S. Tayior,| th¢ Hantan river and advanced without opposition. On the cen- | Dojaw: Florida, Idaho. anted the land for $60,000, |The Recognition of VISITORS. Double Talk | your home—old or new. Wide choice Waiter A. Vinson, Jr, Benjamin| {tl front (C), Red resistance fell off in the Hwachon area. South: | «i; ‘towa, Kansas, Michigan, Mon \ fec was paid to Lawyers On Earth.” I have been coming) Peiping radio broadcast some! of washable plastic coverings. G.- Saunders, John C. Carter,| “ert of Yanggu (D). on the east-central front, the Communists 1404 Nebraska, Nevada, North} 24ul Sawyer and Lance Lester’te your services regularly for six! double talk today | Come in-today and see FOLDOOR Evelio Cabot, Anthony L. Uleher,| P¥* UP & “terce Battie. [Carolina North Dakota, Okla-| ot lexal work in the matter. Then’ months, and nobody yet has zecog-| It shouted first that the re-| ° with, the cornice for that “siniahed Ralph H. Sawyer, George H. No- = ) hor South Carolina, Soutt he present owners bought the: nized me or greeted me or even moval of General MacArthur| lok” —#'stes dine,~Fred S. Hinds, George oe al . | Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah.| nd, and the airport was leasec spoken to me.” The sinister! means victory for the Reds in Dykes, Louis B. Molina, Robert Anti-Gambline Tee € Nelson Wi ll | Washington, West Virginia and] “Many motels have been built quick to feel this retort replied! Korea. Key West Venetian Blind Co. i G. Knowles, Charles B. Molina o | Wyoming. n Key West, Who created the de- ‘by letter: “Dear Sir—We of this| In the next breath, the Com-| awniNGs - JALOUSIES Robert’ G. Knowles, Charles B. ¢ ni ji = SI . iff > Di J k | Appointments to these positions} ™#"4 for them? T believe that church regret your experience) munist broadcast called the ap-| ai mi co i Sands, Irving B. Bush, Scott; LTUSAC ing sner} ae 0€ ey Jare restricted to persons entitled} 4¢?vias @ is one of the principal, with us. Please do not let this/ pointment of Ridgway: to succced| grt fad George A. Albury, Henry} ze 1 x i A |to veteran preference; however, se Right Mb. wes arelasenis ti Gee rou. too papel Chest hes MarArthur a sign of oe ican 128 Duval St. Call 1042 - Saunders, James C. Donaldson,) AIC DY unmen! Saturday. Night | applications will also be accept-| | 9 —— 4 har been attending services regularly.| determination to continue, ag- Danilo F. Martinez, John Dee d A i. ied, for a limited period, from|0%88nze another airline that to9, but no one seems to care” =| pressive war. would fly to Dry Tortugas. This would mean that ‘more tourists| mre terence wyboclive inothe states | aideatay here Linger ‘ WO HUTCHCRAFT of Arizona, Nevada, Utah and 1S ° . : i . Doctor Kills Wife WINTER HAVEN, April | jockey at, the. regular’ Saturday ; Wyoming. Such persons will be| . “If the airlines are forced out | (Continueu from Page One) : x i i 14.—(). Sheriff A. Hagan [Pight dance at the Armed Ser-! consider red_only when qualified of Key West into Marathon— [cong in the Key West area con-|[ ; bea ad : : i A d Criti call Be eee Ret ong BomUNt, ~ Veterans ase nat available | the city will be the loser. Be- | nocied with the sci ving of food or| : } t nh 4 € V wish of Polk county says | the danceywill be under the stars; “tne Post Office Department| cause then thousands ef people | beverages. Those who are not able mh | p é on the palio of the “Y. ' ' will no longer come into the oe) ° a sixteen-year-old Negro area Voda prefers men for these posi Ms. . to attend the morning — session, ms e urst 4 ph Holtzinger of the city. They will be able to Injures Her Lover | *. 5 To qualify, applicants must pa from 9:30 to 11:30 cach day, may high school student has con- ‘ Naval Station and Syl- 4 ‘written ‘test and, in addition,| P@¥ $4.00 less bus-plane fare 0 | attend the repetition of it. cach via Taylor, were honored. as the | : ; magenta amen ety : go from Miami-Marathon-Ha- : a ood Cclon OM UCOA. Flay April 14—P)-—| fessed the slaying of Sheriff |"Guy and Gal of the Month.” {ev must be residents ofthe Yana than they do from Miami- eee er cea teal Ine person i; dead and another a ust a gram is uni Weeettot condition ve a resuls| Edward Porter, Jn, near ally able to perform the’ Key WestHavana. And also | sponsorship of the State Board of of a double shooting. of the position which re-j 5% P Health, the Key West and Mon- é : ‘ Sheriff H. T. Bill Williams says quire arduous physical exertion. | Thi. is for the outsiders. What | roe County Health Departments 5 Nice, complete windows, doors, screens, storm sheeting, he’s--holding Dr. Hans asser, The age limits for nonveteran ap-|#bout Key Westers. They would! and the Key West Naval B jalousies, wallboard, ceiling tile. light fixtures, complete thaicHievard county. health di: plicants are 18 to 62 years,| ave to travel 100 miles more) “idden Encmies and Unscen|| porches, cement blocks, soil pipe, sheeting, siding, framing persons net entitled to vetera Bearup, and William K. Ladd. The BULLETIN “Ted" Nelson of. Flect Sonar School, will be the able emcee disc Unusual Key West Opportunity 411 Dismantled Material at the Army Barrac 601 White St., Now FOR SALE at Low Prices | Miss Taylor had served the great- st number of hours in a most | meritorious way. Ralph Holtzing- er Was the unanimous choice of d the youth | the Servicemens’ Council for his as Orane Nathani . work with the entertainment PICahs | a o when thi ant to go Duba. hese peepee Sate aps a ai 4 i Fst in cnecton “with the *% fan Mathanat Johnson, vi, withthe, entertainment Here iso. lint for appr | "Pn fhe want ogo wo Cuba. |ajro wilbe an adds) at the|| lumber Beaded ening, heey Sib, ee stupting. The victims were Dr.1 OCALA, April 14.—().—Two| Holtzinger left Friday on a trans-/ ans Cnlitied to veteran prefer-14, 6449 lose the airport, as the| Bnterchie Mts USN, pnihowen; Long-leaf edge grained hard yellow pine flooring and tim- { bt i te oe ie ae egroes are being held in an un- oe : : \ "The basic initial rate of pay|€Mtite citizenry is vitally interest-| a1 the Key West Naval A) Hospital ber. Impossible to duplicate new. i Tehincion ai the long“ vanue | disclosed jail today in connec: | Senior ee Mes. “ia fe |for these positions is $1.41% an|¢4: re en | arene Two hand-operated elevators. Sgempiose buildings, prac- i at e 3 Be | ti y > slaying Mar enstine, awarded one to five- - . -reviously the city by 2-2 vote! . seas around Rint tone ee Banos huhdted: hour ‘Chatite: to several | nour, ror a cubetitute wh 10 is} nod killed a motiod tae @ecrl ARNOLD KEY GIV EN tical to move. are still available, 1 ~ Deputy Sheriff Jimmie Dunn junior "Jof the dance hostesses present. jane seaularly works 40 howe | have allowed City Manager Dave| (Continued From Page One) } says Howie is in a critical con-|” Porter's stabbed. and. bullet- | These charms are added to a sil-| Wook the averane annual eularg| Sing to contact the Key West] Key should take a plumber's AB Corporation i dition at a hospital in Cocoa eg nee ver charm bracelet given with! : ee nua’, Sal’ | Improvement Company for a com- inati BI pierced body was found in his : & \ thus amounts to approximate ; examination. ‘ : from a bullet which struck him| Wrecked auto on a remote rou | ‘he fitst hundred Bead Hi service-| In addition te the tect.|Promise agreement before the! “The vote to grant the license &°? WERE) ae, er in e head. % ve - = near here late yesterday. Gus Ayala and his + orchest case comes to trial. under the. circumstances was State Attorney J. W. Hunter | {urnished theamusie.far the dance. The two Carbonells opposed the | unanimous. | Attorney Enrique says the Negroes are being held | ‘ ae. Rares 2 3 the hours of 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. motion, nae Esquinaldo represented Key be- in an undisclosed spot as a “pre- Casa Marina H d Full information’ and applica-|,,,,° Yas, ine’ intention to have) fore the commission. | cational mess ME ae ay obtained ron eft cman Seip prney pid ot ha consideration for payment of their . land t S$ until another airport 10 percent additional is} he deputy said the shooting a i ’ The deputy saic ie shoo’ paid for any night work between occurred when Dr. Strasser found Howie and his wife in bed together at the Strasser home. remained a resident of Key West even while working in Marathon and Kingston, Ja- D : : i And gave many reasons}! When another airport is aequ why the ‘occupational _ license|} jed then the land would revert! ‘tl ig be issued “|back to the Key West Improve- Deputy Dunn says formal Porter won acclaim for cleans I é T d ‘ ‘the commission’s' local secretary. charges against Dr. Strasser will ing up gambling in Marion coun- ueaves ues ay i Robert Valdez, located at the be delayed pending further in- ty, but there was no link to his : 7 | main Postoffic corner Simonton | vestigation. slaying with his anti-gambling Emmett Conniff, resident man- and Caroline streets, or from the meee crusade. He had left his office} ager of the Casa Marina leaves, United States Civil Service Com- ie hey ed yesterday to investigate reports! for his summer post as manager | Mission, Washington Dc Motorist Smashes of a routine forgery case at afof the Oceanside Hotet in Ma plications from nonveterans ment company. And the bonds is- q Negro high school. jnolia, Mass. on Tuesday, it was] siding in the states of Arizona,|<ued by the governing body re-', Select rae price (apy select, 7 I T ll s That was the last seen of him | learned today. He will return to| Nevada, Utah or Wyoming, and] turned with the area now on the #$ men—U.S. Marines nte 0 ate until his body was found. His re-}the Casa Marina next season. from veterans residing in the] tax rolls. volver and wallet were missii ® 5 - | Mr. Conniff who has had a{States covered by the examina- ERE Seer ae A tourist driving a Chevrolet Deputy Sheriff R. A. McDaniel | great season, is taking with him | tion, other than the four named| MEAT VANDALS two-door coach smashed into a} was sworn in as acting sheriff and Chef John Tennant and other! immediately above, must be filed) MONTREAL.—(A sbiall ‘post at the Lower Toll] immediately began a search for y pel I “1 staff,| with the commission’s Washing-| prese sat pr Gate last evening at 6:10, damag-| the kille: key personnel of the hotel staff. present meat pi ANYTHING CONCERNING AUTOMOBILES SEE THE —In view of it was a ma- einer . The two suspects were The hotel is staying open until| ton office not later than May 17,| jor offense. Police reported that ing: ia car and the post but M-) picked up last night |May 2, operating on the Euro-{1951. Applications from veter-| burglars, frustrated when they piety ear Sescare. arcu Sc ey Saar ane pean plan. ans residing in Arizona, Nevada, | could not open the safe in a J ail bi ascent # j Fae anes yner, will| Utah or Wyoming will be ac-| butcher store, “threw meat all UVAL Sr. PH Florida Highway Patrolma Mi R SAY i I | Max Marmorstein, owner, will eo c ; utcher store, “threw meq Marvin Wilder, who antved at] Vee S* HOOSEVEHE EN run ‘the hotel in the remaining |€ePted until further notice. “lover the place. the ‘scene shortly after the acci- jtwo weeks. i ET TEEGSE SE Pete cor tind | A € | FEDERAL SAVINGS Rather ‘than hit another 2a the Toll Gate, the dri swerved LONDON, April = 14.—(P).— aI A . to thesleft and hit a small post} Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt said} ‘Continued From Page Ones and went into a salt flat. today she thinks President Tru-| ice, their participation might q Property damage to the car} Man had no option but to remove} even cpst them money. was estimated at less than $200,|General Douglas MacArthur from! _ “In recent years,” he said “Peo- said Wilder. The driver paid his commands. Interviewed here,} Ple who have sponsored such or- damage for the post. she ‘said: ganizations have often been call- - “Zdo not think a gcnéral should} &4 upon'to. eontribute. j a Nes & i make policics..I tt : In applying fer: permission to} Crack-Down Truman did the only thing thagpestiblish a savings and loan as- | en Icould be done under our consti} Sociation” her, continued Mr. Victim final canien ae Sink, the Key West group was | Mrs. Roose acrived here by| t¢ally asking for three things. ed Selon toda First of all, it was applying for | cling of the Unit.|# Charter. This would be granted | human riehts commis-{if his recommendation, given to | Geneva. She is a U.g,|the president of the bank at| Greensboro, were finally approv- | ed by the board in Washington | condly, it was asking for membership in the Federal Home Loan Bank in the fourth district, which includes seven states and } n our country; \ f the commi: enceded to airport that many Americans with the President's ac- © added sion Tonie for your ward- "ENSEMBLES | 2esZew a division of on and Goneral{ te District of Columbia, andj MacArthur consider.| Covers an area from Maryland to | two-tone rayon striped 4 able })| Florida» Membership in the bank | imitation wnat | is required, of local ations, | and he will have a welcome with, | Each local group must have stock subauestion fom i jin the bank equal to 2 percent of | jits home mortgages. It must also} carry liquid assets of 6 percent of ND | its withdrawable savin © One) | The third thing for which it.is| people.” ; ~ seersucker . . . boldly accented t) 9. PD | with black chambray. Sizes 7 to 15 Good-Looking Ot i vad 285. (Contiauee from bo. Fruits narind, pa-;#PPlying is deposit insurance that | paya odill,, | COVers Savings accounts up to $10,- | a rel | og | SIDE-WRAP ENSEMBLE | ; if night oon but the! “To the best of my knowledse,” He “ah eae animals close aera ca pee thet alt Long, slim lines defined with bold white ‘AS SEEN IN SEVENTEEN. to shelter Doge ene ae een 2 a ‘ | made bows Rises ‘ctlt | Savings And Loan Association. trim. Rust, navy, green, black, brown Other Carole King Juniors from $8.95 @ Baicentigta’ ise supplied game it it could Bor max any ippomu ae 2 col: and clear pastels.” Sizes 14 to 44 and chew Shipment of Materials for Graduation Dr ave been foun S ov cae tee é = ! | esses se anh aauaene? ie eer d one bes “ as During the past few years, the 12% to 20%. New Powder Puff Muslins for That [or Crisp Summer Dress bird at z Tissue Plaids and Str: cee Pree Vole pes - «MES Cretan) existarit eLarge Seles of Pastel Shoes for Ladies | bank official said, the growth of has cracked down on the fabu- | »xception. é i local associations hae been close lously wealthy Maharajah of | The f ‘anno Baroda (above). He was de- |. 3 made the | to phenomenal. It is not unusual Raed Freeman and Nunn Bush Shoes for Men prived of all his royal titles and laeank Hood, D rman Allen, | for one beginning with a capitol | ————-APPELROUTH'Ss——___ about a million dollars in an- ae Since NES Sutton, Ro- | og $100,000 (which is the amount DEPARTMENT nual revenue. His son, Fateh [20% Simsieton, Joseph Plant, | the Key West group plans to raise) Singh, 21. was appointed to {Frank Pawela, Robert Wallace, | to increase, during the first year, 3 STORE succeed him in titles and priv- Jake Hen ay and Frank Ber-|to a half or three suarters of a rd 511 Duval Street Phone 174 ” Key West's Largest Store Lease rAiGt million dollars. he added :