The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 9, 1952, Page 10

Page 0 «THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, June 9, baat | : Eight Persons | political Arrested For | Notes roy B urglarizing By JACK BELL to attend the University CHICAGO Backers of Gen. | summer Music School-Camp. Dwight D. Eisenhower appeared jare Jon Stanley Aymong ( AtNaval Bae °°? FERST ©” THE WEEK’S APPETITC ll Vaning | gale, STIMULATORS : warning that certain commercial vehicles are violating the U. Sa a - PRICES GOOD THRU WED. ) ») Two Policemen, fight /Thomas B. Cornell (tro er lap i wg amg ete a 8 Gene J. Lang (trombone,) and°Ri- | or ; ‘nclaie dp fe th sci City Employee — chard Watson (drum.) Phi yee A MacArthur as keynoter of the Re- The Uni ity’s Summer Ses-| re gulaneenened violating tr: In Group publican national convention. sion is considered to be one of the within any component of the ais Base will result in the immedi. withdrawal of that ‘TAMPA (®—Two Tampa police-| Supporters of Sen. Robert A. taft /finest of its kind. It is under the i 5 direction of Mr. Fred McCall and | firm’s privil a : men, the wife of one and a city|of Ohio, Eisenhower's chief rival of doing business : ; employe whose father arrested him |for the GOP Presidential nomina- | Major. J. B. O'Neal. on Shaavel. he. Old St Bond's Asstd, Fifth € ‘were rowhded up here, accused of|tion, seemed agreed on a slate * Reaiyesse epi Naval Reserva. ore being members of a band of bur- a pega gs mmo niet Two Killed A miles per hour. Sekt 727 Duval St. gilars, National Chairman Guy G. Gab-| WASHINGTON w—Two Florida Fc caggrt Colon®is srrett em- N St rielson and Sen. William Knowland|men have been killed in action ag . ZONES rave been ew ore four other |of California in key convéntion|in Korea and five others were a a Nindicatiy the Je- ; or J] Ria, Feit ged them | posts. wounded, the Defense Department | £4! speed limits. Further, a park. 835 Flagler Del M ‘ Unless plans are changed at the | announced today, Another was in-|/"€ areas are properly desi, last minute, the Taft backers may | jured, ask the convention arrangements!” Killed in action, both members Arthur as the keynoter without) Capt, Lewis G. Haefele, Jack- his having to assume the duties |sonville; st. Lt, Lester K. Sweat, of temporary chairman. Usually | piant city, the keynoter, who makes the first) Wounded were Army Sgt. Phillip P ) major speech of the convention, |tarimore Carrow, Ojus, and four nual session of the Florida Metho- Pa-|also is temporary chairman. members of the Marine Corps. | dist Conference ended here Sunday The temporary chairman passeS|They are Cpl. Milton W. Bern, | with announcement of new pastor- elving- |on part of the procedure by which | Jacksonville; Pfc. George Fraga, |#! appointments. the convention votes on the seating Miami; Stf. Sgt. Donald B. Green-| Bishop Roy H. Short, who an- . Beasley |of contested delegations. Gabriel-| law, Ft. Lauderdale, and Pvt. Low- | nounced the assignments, also de- and marked to avoid ‘traffic ‘on- gestion and or illegal parking.: Assignments Told LAKELAND ® —The i08th an- Kraft DINNERS COCKTAIL Large‘ No. 2% Can Cc A REAL BUY ’ aap mninsesierienereenneniesertpeinsiihiineiteemeieeonenesensnee assesses, Pillsbury’s Plain or S. Rising he was|son, who opens the convention |¢l] Marshall Hancock, Gainesville. |livered the annual Sunday confer- ” |here July 7 as national chairman,| Injured was Army Cpl. John |ence sermon. The conference will did} Gabrielson has taken no part : wasn't] in the pre-convention Presidential Farmers To Meet tn and EQUIPMENT Roberts said the policemen held also has not been identified with |Farmers of America meet here | 196 puvai street Phone 250 theater, manager a year ago, | either Bp Presidential candi-|teday through Friday to elect a Know! the theme of their 24th annual| Sturgis Swived Chair (METAL) LYKES F ics waat'om: tha cial Gr Go vice Fain [Menvemiim: “aralee chareclar,| Used end cow Adding Machines ) amous CORNED might be designated to continue} Batson Jr., Avon Park. met here again next year. to work | nomination campaign. am Qe a on him, slugged|date and seemed in line for se-|President and a sweetheart, pitch | 60 x 32 Secretarial Stee! Desks , perenne worked with other mem-| primary by taking both the Re-|train for useful citizenship and/sa.es SERVICE RENTALS BEE: A A SH |] What’ ‘ SECO RR = t's a Salad ‘ mejas the temporary gavel wielder. Without Salt? ‘ Pkgs, C ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES , Martin, House minority leader,| DAYTONA BEACH Future ith a blackjack and took |lection as permanent chairman. |horseshoes and speak publicly on | 60 x 32 Secret Wooden Desks of the band either as lookouts | publican and Democratic party | foster patriotism.” i Some 500 schoolboys represent-| NOTE: CLOSED ALL DAY actuslly helping cart away yp ype of this feat he |ing most of the 143 Florida chap- EVERY SATURDAY mittee. He is a severe critic of : 15 - OZ. Roberts said the officers are ac-|the Truman administration’s Far _ cused of armed robbery and break-| Eastern policies but has. supported || THREE HOTELS IN MIAMI at POPULAR PRICES CAN DRE tee cote at| kesh le a City ONLY counts Knowland acl le - breaking and entering and grand dential nomination bid of Gov. we in the Heart of ges eee larceny. Earl Warren of California. REASONABLE ROOMS for RESERVATIONS with BATH and TELEPHONE Ritz Pershing —_Miller County and sixgin adjoining Pinel-|a fight, particularly against the Sunday were linked with these oth-| MacArthur critics might be ham- ers apprehended Friday: pered in any attack they made on . and Mrs. John J. Finn, Loy | him by the praise Eisenhower gave E. Dorris and Mrs, Daphene Ed-|his fellow five-star general at an dings. They are charged with Abilene, Kan., news conference breaking and entering and grand |last week. larceny. At that time, Eisenhower said The big break in the case ap-|he has tremendous respect. for Pareutly came from a water-| MacArthur's “intellectual and pro- souked piece of paper found a | fessional capacity.” He said if he week ago in a stolen safe which |became President and MacArthur had been tossed into the Hills-|with his knowledge of the Far borough River. East, were available “I should cer- ly want to know what he 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION las County. prospective choice of MacArthur |J - Hotel Hotel Hotel | a Overstreet is a six-year man on|as keynoter. 192 E i £26 HE. Ist Ave. 229 BE, ist Ave, ~ Police force a Yelvington has} They apparently are outnum- 102 100 ocd poeee p p L i F wi a four years service. bered by Taft men on the ar- Elevator | ‘an inesay Roberts said the four arrested 'rangements committee, however. Solarium Heated Elevator | cy iP Fly fo Havana Sunsweet Large Dried Bonner Seediess Black Ale Peaches 12-0z. 29¢| Raisins 1-Ib. pkg. 19c SE Three Flights Daily For Reservation LIMA BEANS oe uses” eS pkgs 49c TO HAVANA eee about: Xt." anywhere in the REAL-GOLD Conc. NO. 2 CANS Warren Char, es Taft went much further Sunday Leave Arrive 8 in declaring if he were President {| Fught Key West Havana United States on LEMONADE © © FROZEN, 6-0Z.CANe © 0 3 Cans 39c Control Of pega appoint MacArthur to a |} $88” WHI6 ADE 11:00 AD Chin tem he ee a aye high government post. 954 145 PM. 2:30 P. tel ra ly To Fry B. Carroll Reece, Tennessee na- Scheduled Airlines 956 400 PM. 4:45 P.M. tional committeeman and Seuthern ° Citrus Sought campaign manager for Taft, said TALLAHASSEE (#—Gov. Fuller|if MacArthur is chosen for the Warren said in a statement Sunday jTole of keynoter he is certain the that C. C. Commander, “the de- | ¢neral ‘won't’ make a speech for Call at 721 Duval St. Perch Fillets pkg. 39c| Frozen Shrimp pkg. 59c ——— ren 2OTIMP _ PKG. IC ee OO TO KEY WEST Flight Havens oy West ost soo am. susan. Next to Margaret “KEEBLER” DURST CEDAR CREEK FIELD posed ida’ Taft but will speak for the whole eitrus Sastry." wes orice to re. | Republican party.” $53) 1830 PM. 1:15 PM. Ann Store SALTINES BEER Capture control of the industry. | The arrangements committee, | 955 9:00 PM. 3:45 PM. Warren said Commander, who | >usying itself with routine affairs } 1-lb. pkg. 25c Throway Btls. retired last year as general man. | ‘day, won't act on convention of- AEROVIAS wu tid § A ager of the Florida Citrus Ex- mee — —. : le e change. Id the industry “to the itside of its choice of a tem- brink of bankruptcy pot li Porary chairman, the group ROGELIO GOMEZ, Agent and charged that present exchange | S¢emed unlikely to take any part |] Phomem 168 - 448 - 1108 Airport: 482 President J. V. Prevatt was one |!" & prospective convention battle of “Commander's most pliable Over the seating of disputed south- Puppets.” jern delegations. Commander, after the governor; Eisenhower's backers made it named three new members to the | Plain here they intend to fight to Citrus Commission last week, said ; the last ditch for the seating of a the exchange has no representa. | Texas group which contains 32 sup- tion on the commission and is be. | Porters of the general and six Taft ing given no consideration by the | b@ckers. Present administration. This delegation was chosen in a Commander said “a good gover-|TUmp convention after the Taft- nor is coming. I think maybe con- | Mtrolled Texas GOP convention ditions will improve.” refused to seat Eisenhower dele- In Tampa, Commander said in | ##tes and chose 30 Taft supporters | reply to Warren’s statement: “My | 2d eight Eisenhower delegates to record in the citrus industry |Tepresent the state, speaks for itself. Since I have been connected with the citrus industry it has grown from about 15 million Up te 115 million boxes up to which time the growers have made mon- ey. 3 gts. $1.00 WITH SNAPS! UNCLE BEN’S CONV. RICE 14-02. 28-02, 19c 37c Walle Syrup 12-oz. bil. 20c LIPTON'S TEA BAGS % CT. “cr. 2lc 58c BEECH-NUT BABY FOOD Lean Mety Western. Fine For Barbecue SPARE RIBS Tender Tasty BEEF CUBE STEAKS « DIRR'S TASTY COOKED LEAN REGULAR PALM RIVER R‘DLESS SALAMI GR. BEEF} SI. Bacon “Not another agricultural pur- suit compared with it in my opion fon.” Face Problems GAINESVILLE W-—Slecting a live partner and undertaking a full-time job are two fundaments 69: | Children’s will pay for Problems facing graduates, Duke © When faced with @ “paneful emergency always STRAINED University’s Dr, Hornell N. Hart Temember that CITY LOAN offers fast, confiden- ll f $1 00 told University of Florida's gradu T re] Y s tial service. or . ating class at baccalaureate serv ice Sunday. He advised in both COME TO THE { i T y l 6 i] n { 0 CHOPPED Problems: “Don't acquiesce { Bobly; don't evade carventy: aunt TROPICAL TRADER OF KEY WEST aad 7 for $1.00 Lb. ¢ Lb. € Lb. ¢ Faby.” The #0 sindenis wise] 718 Duval Se Phew 10m |i] $24 SOUTHARD ST. PHONE 1760 Ceive diplomas tonight.