The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 17, 1951, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Senate Turns Down House- Approved Bill Declares It Would Nallify Work Of Appropriations Group TALLAHASSEE, _ April 17.-- (#).—A Senate comniittee? .bas turned down a House-approved} bill to have the state operate at its current spending rate -if the legislature fails to pass an ap- Propriations measure. The Senate apprapriations com- mittee defeated the proposal 7 to 3. Senators speaking against the House measure said it would nullify the work of appropria- tions committees in trying to get a balanced and cconomical spend- ing bill. They also said some de- partments, under the bill, would get more money than they did the last time. Several House leaders had de- clared ‘passage of the bill was “good insurance” against the legislature's failure to agree on Kew much to spend. In. other action, Senator, Brack- in of Crestview urged that a stop be put to state employees running ajl over Florida during political campaigns. Brackin said a state employee rode in his county “day and night in the last political campaign.” He added‘“I'm tired of thé state hav- ing-to pay for this.” He made the remarks. at an appropriations committee hegring on a bill to raise travelling expenses for state employees. Meanwhile, Pinellas County Republicans introduce: their reso- ! lution to praise General Mac- Arthur, but w unsuccessful in getting. immediate action on it. It_was sent to the House comet tee on resolutions. Senate Wants SGWC To Resign TALLAHASSEE, April’ 17.— (4).—The Florida Senate © has adopted by a 20-18 vote a resolu- tion calling-on members of the State Game and: Wildlife com-; mission to resign. The . resolution, by Senator Brackin of Crestview, followed a blistering attack on the commis- sion by an interim senate com- mittee which probed the commis- sion’s activities. DREDGER’S KEY (Continued from Page One) notified to stop dumping on the Navy property by April 15, Cap- tain Adell grant an extension because the city’s road to its new dumping ground. on Stock Island, is. not finished. Dredgers’ Key is to ‘be turned over shortly to the Key West Homes Corporation, spopsor of the thousand-unit Navy Housing Project which is to be constructed on Dredgers’ Key and on the Naval Station Annex. Wavy. dumping at Dredgers’ Keyfwill be discontinued and Navy trash and garbage will be disposed of by the nitary fill’ method on Fleming K outside the Naval Magazine located on Fleming Key. The bridge to Fleming Key from the Seaplane Base has been! rebuilt by Powell Brothers Con-! struction Co., of Ft. Lauderdale at a. cost of $71,000 and will be open to Navy traffic tomorrow. SEAMEN AWAKENED j (Continuea from Page One) | covered that Margie Johnson of the Cabana Club had temporarily | taken over the dutics of Chicf| Bosn's Mate Swann. It was generally agreed that she handled the Swann song bet ter than the other bird. After all,| she is a professional thrush { After eating breakfast aboard’ ship, Miss Johnson left amid a storm of gay badinage, little of which can be reprinted. As the boys lined the rails and: playfully i shook their fists, she promised to return again The National Geographic So ciety says the Red River delta in Indochina is one of the most densely populated areas in the world. POV OO OO OT TTT TV TINT | THE AP PRESS NEWS IN PICTURES AMAAAAAALAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABAAAAAAAAAAAAARAARAD AAAS CREATOR IN WAX — Harry Liston (right), of Santa Cruz, Cal., stands with figures his “The Last Supper.” in wax. From left are: James the Lesser, BREAST CANCER SAFEGUARD 7 oss") Strunk Lumber Yard sv: YOU CAN STILL KEEP YOUR PROPERTY IN GOOD REPAIR AND IMPROVE IT UP TO $5,000.00 ine thei I once a month to help dete cancer in its ¢ the cu te cent. L, 40 per c Telephone 51 Classified Ad Department THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Andrew, Judas, Peter and John. ¥ a pei sa coordinating center and would SWEDISH ROCKET FIGHTER — This photograph, by Bo Dahlin, of a rocket-firing: |, any fighter in South Sweden maneuvers. won first prize in first Swedish Press Photographers show. PAYING THEIR RESP Hikers remove their sh home of the late George Bernard Shaw Enlad aie SMa a at Ayot St. Lawrence. England. now a literary shrine, IMPROVEMENT LOANS Are Available to Property Owners Casa Marina Makes Repairs Of $5,000 Sam Pinder Moving House To Stock Island; Adams Builds Addition The Casa Marina Hotel took out a $5,000 permit yester for general repairs to” the "hotel, nnounced. Roy Edwards is con- tractor for the job. R. A. Reuther, 1022 Elgin Lana is making general repairs to his house at an estimated cost of $500. He will paint the house and install jalousies 2 Celio Diaz, 917 Simonton street is makin 300 worth of general repairs to his house. William Carey, 1023 Eaton street is erect ling a staircase on the side of his! honse at an estimated cost of | $150. | Sam Pinder is moving a house ; from the Army Barracks, at pres- | ent being demolished to © make! way for the new housing project, to Stock Island bridge. Pinder rented moving equipmcnt from Toppino and Sons, who are car- rying the neces: liability in- surance for the move, Permit was granted yesterday. A. Maitland Adams is building an addition to, his-garage at 4101 | Lairdstreet; for “about $700. Frank S. Hart, Skippens Lane | is) making. mingr repairs -to jis home ‘at a, cost of $100, Neil Saunders, 150hS' ventht | street, is repairing a gare he had moved from the Army bar- racks at a cost of $100. ‘ = kt a aN | EISNER PREDICTS \ Co: tinued From e One? Island City Baseball League, said most of the arrangements had} been made for a game between) a team of city all-stars and a navy aggregation. It was agreed that the game should probably be played on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Marian Starke, represent- ing the Business and Professional Women's Club, said that her group | was making plans for an essay ; contest in the schools. Burt Garnett, of the Art and Historical Association, told ‘about | arrangements for a poster contest in the schools. He also suggested that professional artists in Key West be invited to compete in aj special class. Laubscher explained that the; Chamber of Commerce would act | do any jobs, such as mineograph- ing or letter writing, that would help the other groups Mayor Louis Eisner expressed his appreciation for the willing- ness to serve that everyone had shown and predicted that the Armed Forces Week celebrations would be a complete success. The major food of blue andj fin whales is “plankton,” micros- copic seawater organisms. Select tne service tha? selects its men—U.S. Marines | Building Inspector Ralph. Russclh } | | | | | TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1951. MacArthur And Wife Flying Home From Japan “Then not having a winter coat} Norman is looking for a dish- ° Ie Teele ie was urnccto: go soulthe) | ee e NAILS-—All Kinds ANYTHING CONCERNING AUTOMOBILES SEE T TWINS 1130 Duvar Sr. PH. 1870-1871 (4) Wirephoto via U.S. Army Radiophoto GEN. MacARTHUR (LEFT) GRINS and takes a long stride toward his plane about to leave Tokyo’s Haneda airport for the United States. Right: With a smile and a bouquet of flowers, Mrs. MacArthur boards the plane just before the take-off. She has plans for her family to visit her girlhood home at Murfreesboro, Tenn. pie aes “e Si ; BANANAS AND BREAD | 25 the one I'd like to spend | washing or other non-exacting work—so that he can write in (Continued From Page One) | the major hours of the day. my first U.S. vacation in.” Norman,came down and found support ‘himself in a strange} and so he can get more of the country ‘on that? His visa for] the off-season rates to his liking.|’ Key West flavor. permanent residence entitled him ng at the Surf Hotel, He had been here to seek work but not nece y enjoyed the|I interviewed him yes find it. |swimming and the sights. had nay toe ehyaap yet Soetos “The -handsome lad banked! “I hate the word — but Key | him an ie a J nee. his $281 and found a job in a} West is quaint,” he said, “It has | Broup OMe Teal) Wu mental hospital. He saw New| something that no other Amegj- | ‘urn took io the Bar she ter rehe: als last night—whicn ative: can city has. I like it so much York better than most n leads to an ever i i tur see it in the hours he was o. that I am going to find some |}? : : 3 duty. He carned $35 a month,| kind of job and stay here for as | circle of re wc ss nod hope plus room and board long as possible.” Bebe oes oan i ee si ng In his free hours he walked While I sat on the bench wait-] Welspman = wi ams he Is A lating into reality lorman, 1 noticed: he was] translating into realit: the streets of the shining city. feeling its promise and its un- vith an underwater mask.} derlying cruelty as did his fav- one extravagance — I orite American author, Thomas | couldn't resist buying this . . .” ROAD MESH Wolfe, 25 years earlier. he held the green and glass eye! He absorbed New York from| goggles up. “I love watching the} Immediate Delivery November till Jan y. fish under water.” 6-8 x 10-10 GAUGE es z: 2 said the young writer in his soft] Rae h.” IMMEDIATE DELIVERY and Sizes yet clipped speech | weecaving New You k_ with 23 New 1951 Chryslers MIAMI STRUCTURAL Norman hitchhiked to Sanford, + i ad Fla., where he still had $7 left. 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