The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 12, 1954, Page 2

Mi ‘Sorrow Greets Tijuana Cops |to Persuade the French to use less | | Nothing so drastic as tlie Oo Neweomer ‘Robbing Thieves yerages. m |is in prospect. Anyone who pro-| TIJUANA, Mexico #—The en-| e French Premier |Posed that in France would be DETROIT (*—When Mrs. Maria tire Tijuana detective force, 27) S |laughed out of public life. But the | VFattos arrived in Detroit Tuesday men, was arrested last night on} 24 | Premier wants to crack down on to join her husband Sam after Of Moderation | bootlegging and moonshining and S¢ven years apart, she didn’t know { to aime extra taxes oo wine/fe had died in s rooming house! orders of Army Capt. Salvadar Re-| By CARL HARTMAN to make it more expensive. fire a ae PARIS (P—The average French’ Mendes-France, going at hisusual| She had come to Detroit with Police said the arrests followed | working man thinks nothing of put-|fast pace, would like to get some-| money Vrattos, 36, had saved in| 4 statement by Raoul Casares that ting away @ quart of wine at each thing done before he starts his visit those seven years since leaving! Tijuana detectives had taken from meal. It eosts him only about 70/to the United’ States and Canada {Greece to make a new life for his him $9,000 of the $10,000 loot from franes (20’cents), |Rext week. His staff has decided family in America. a- Los Angeles robbery. An active farmer can double that that if he can get Cabinet agree-| Her brother Nick Halkias met) pist Atty. Leonida Miranda Bel consumption without being consid-|ment to enforce even some of the|her at the station, but he didn’t lo said Casares admitted he and | ered a drunkard |Taws already on the books, new have the heart to tell her about | two accomplices took the $10,000! But many Frenchmen are step- | leg Sam. in a robbery in Los Angeles and ping over the line. There has been! There has been little public reac- “Sam is sick,” he said. “He is | deposited the money in a Tijuana considerable public comment on|tion so far to the Premier's plans. in he hospital. You cannot see| bank the increase of “alcoholism.” One reason is that, although the him today because visitors are) When the men returned to get | That's where Premier Pierre | subject is close to his heart, he) not allowed. Perhaps tomorrow.” the money, Miranda Bello said he Mendes-France 1s stepping in with} has not given it much publicity. Nick wanted to put off breaking was told, three Tijuana detectives | @ quiet campaign for moderation. | Laws now on the books, but not the tragic news until Maria 38, The milk-drinking Premier wants | strictly enforced, include a five- had a chance to rest from- the —_——_——_— ——~———. | allon-a-year limitation on home long journey. And he wanted time : — .. clea. of hard liquor. to think over how to put it into eg eel Ee in Mexico | Many farme reat deal words. | City a ere. Dr. A. M. Morgan’ more than ihe HenIoe sell the’ Nick and his wife Norma’ waited | No charges have been filed, jonoze to traders who transport it, until late yesterday before they Chiropractor 1430 Reynolds Street illegal tow: told Maria. She cried. She slumped T gally to the towns. It can be Second ragedy TELEPHONE 2-2912 bough for 40 francs (about 11 into a chair and said nothing. Vt. THE KEY WEST CITIZEy Page 2 Friday, November 12, 1954 islation may not be needed took $9,000 of the loot and told/ Casares and his accomplices to get out of town | cents) a shot. This practice has| Nick said Maria and her 9-year- fostered a big bootlegging indus- old son Vassilios, whom she WINOOSKI, (®—Mrs. Shan- —THE- ~ TRADE WINDS PATIO RESTAURANT and | COCKTAIL LOUNGE 303 Duval Street Telephone 2-9457 “The Finest Food On The Keys” Tasty and A ppetizing DINNERS SERVED FROM 6.- 10 P.M. Under the Supervision of Bill De Loache * OUTDOOR CHARCOAL GRILL * PLEASANT ENVIRONMENT * EXCELLENT CUISINE * MODERATE PRICES Cocktail Lounge Appearing Nitely CLINTON HAYES “Mr. Unforgettable” Our COCKTAIL LOUNGE Is Open Every Nite from 6 P.M. till 4 A.M. FOR THE FINEST FOOD, FOR THE BEST DRINKS FOR THE TIME OF YOUR ING AT KEY WEST'S BEST Tradewinds. Patio Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge 303 DUVAL STREET brought with her, will live with j him and his wife at their home in | Algonac, Mich. 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