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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
Arabs Say They
Want mo Part
I'm Conference
tny Assoelatea Press,

LONDON, Aug. 27.-A dispatch
was received today from Arab
leaders in Palestine saying they
will have mo part in the pro-
posed conference to be held to
try to settle the dispute in that
country between the Arabs and
the Jews.
The leaders said they were not
interested in the conference.
They explained that they had had
% years experience under Brit
ish rule and knew that it always
was designed to drive wedgep
between national or racial groups
that opposed the British govern
ment.
A communicate issued by Lieu
tenant General Sir Allan Cum
ningham came in for especial fire
from the Arabs. They asserted
that the eommunique would lead
anybody. who was not familiar
with the situation in Palestine,
to conclude that the Arabs had
asked that the conference be held
and were begging" to attend it.
1t was added that the Arabs had
not asked that the conference be
held and, further. that they did
not intend to attend it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
Sunday Liquor
Sales Must Stop
---Han.Iin

Selling of liquor on sum
day must STOP" emphatic
ally stated Director of Pub
lie Safety Roy Hamlin yes
terdaY. MIR. Hamlin said that
he had received complaints
about the selling of liquor on
that day. ITS going on. and
ii has TO be stopped" Ham
lin warns.
Hamlin instructed Chief
of Police Bienvenido Perez
TO instruct his men TO see
that this order is enforced.
This practice lis illegal and
will be stopped" Hamlin
added.
These establishments must
conform 10 law. and if they
are paying alleged 'protec-
tion.' that. too. will be stop
ped" the safety director as
serted.
Last Sundays complaints
were not the first that the
public safety director had
received. he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
.Zll y " z
Pleads Guilty
But Says Didn't
Know Of Thefts

Newell Brown pleaded guilty
yesterday afternoon in criminal
court to charges of having stolen
a boat from Melvin Russell and
clothes from aboard the wreck
ing tug Willett, though he ex-
planned to the court that he had
no recollection of having COM
mitted the thefts.
He said he was drunk, and, as
he was found aboard the boat,
with the clothes taken from the
Willett, he must have stolen
them, and, therefore, he pleaded
guilty. He was sentenced to one
year in jail for stealing the boat,
and Judge Caro- explained that
a six months sentence on the
other charge depended on
Browns behavior while in Jail.
If the report of his actions in
jail, at the end of a year, is ia
vorable, the six months sentence
will be deferred.
The Russell boat is a sailboat,
and she was sighted sailing aim
lessly, off the Marquesas, by a
coast guard boat. On investiga-
ton, the coast guardsmen found
Brown in drunken stupor,
stretched out in the hold of the
boat, which was towed back to
Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
Faithful Bunch,
Welch Says OF
Unions Pickets

Donald WEIGH, business agent
of the Fishermen's and Seafood
Handlers Union, had nothing to
add to his previous statements
In regard to the unions dispute
with the A. g. B. Fish company.
sPicketing is going on and will
continue he said Il have a
faithful bunch of boys"
WEIGH said as far as he was
concerned the public now knows
both sides of the dispute. and
have formed their opinions ac-
cordingly. "We will continue to
picket so long as A. & B. own
er FELTON, buys indiscriminately
from civilians, servicemen, fish
ernen," he declared. I'VE have
no axe to grind, but are simply
protecting the fishermen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
Il Do Not Believe
In Dictatorship -
FELTON, Declares

Berlin FELTON,, A. g. B. Fish
company owner, stated this
morning that cover the air" and
in The Citizen, at the beginning
of the fishing dispute, Mr.. WEIGH
took pains to say that the pick
citing" was not directed against
his company but rather against
the men fishing for him who
would not join the F'ishermen's
and Seafood Handlers Union.
Nov, if this is So" went on Eel
ton. chow can he reverse his in
tentions by declaring in yester-
days Citizen that we are going
to stop the practice of purchas-
ing fish Unfortunately from
civilians and servicemen'."
Now" declared FELTON,, they
are reversing the reason for the
existence of the picketS, What IS
the real reason?"
Furthermore, FELTON, added,
WEIGH claims that all of his Eel
tons men will be unionized be-
fore the dispute" ends. ''Who
does he think he ISL" asked Eel
ton. "That stuff was tried in Eu-
rope and failed. l still contend
that the men fishing for me will
remain out of the union. Will
continue to purchase fish from
anyone who sells same to me, as
l do not believe in dictatorship.
The A. & B. Fish company
owner said that it is true that he
did have to cut the price OF craW-
fish from 20 to 16 cents a pound,
but it is not true that he did not
then pass the saving on to con-
sumers. That was done, he said
"The price was cut from 80 to
! IS cents" FELTON, added.
"This is the absolute truth,
FELTON, concluded, land l defy
anyone to say that the retail
price of crawfiSh was not cut i've
cents in my store"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
Amlines' 7-Day
Flying Permit
Expires Today

Rogelio Gomez, of the Key
West Havana Overseas Tours,
will leave today for. Havana on
important business. The seven
day extension. granted the air
line he represents by Washing
! ton, is up, and no action has
been taken on the. application
that MIR. Gomez airmailed when
it was known that the original
application was never received
in Washington or had become
misplaced here.
Key Westers are hoping that
Mr.. Gomez will iron OUT the
difficulties, as installation of the
Key West Havana service, be-
sides being more convenient for
Key Westers, brings in an OBJ
vious amount of money into the
city.
Cubans with family ties in
Key West and chance to help
their own airline will mostly all
come through the Island City on
their way to the States,
In a letter to the editor of The
Citizen, FRANCISCO Pereida, Jr.,
of 512 Petronia street, stated he
knew the reason why the Aero
Was @. airline has been ground
ed" It would be we'll for civic
organizations to follow through
on Pereida's lead, citizen SAID
TODAY.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
ARCHER SERVICES
ANNOUNCED TO-DAY

Funeral services for MRS. Laura
Jane Archer, 81, who died yester-
dav morning, 7 o'clock, at a local
hospital, ,Nll be held $50 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon at the FIRST
Congregational church, where the
body will be placed at 2 O'Clock
that afternoon.
Rev. Alfred G. Peacock, pastor,
will officiate at the services.
Burial of the deceased Will be
in the family lot at City Gene
terry. :.
Lopez Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
Survivors of the deceased IN
clude four sons, Paul, Ellis, Mer-
vim and John Archer; two broth
ers Wilson and Milton Russell,
and two grandchildren.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
Automobiles Sold For Twice
Their Ceiling Prices, OPA.
Investigators Said To-Day
SIX ARRESTS MADE; De-
PENDANTS HELD FOR
TRIAL IN FEDERAL
COURT
aHy Associated Pressl

ATLANTA, Aug. 81 - OPA
agents today arrested six alleged
operators charged with black
market operations in automobiles.
The defendants each gave bail
of $500 to appear for trial at
the November term of federal
court in this city.
The agents allege that the de-
PENDANTS were engaged, with
other men, in operating a black
market on a large scale. During
the last nine months, it is charged
$7O,000,000 in automobiles had
been sold at exorbitant prices.
In many instances, the agents
aver, cars were sold for twice the
amount OF the ceiling prices. In
stances were cited where auto
mobiles, listed at from $1,000 to
$1,000 sold for $1,000 to $4,000.
Operations were conducted in a
large lot, where old as well as
new cars were offered for sale.
The agents used $4,000 in mark
ed bills and spent the money in
purchasing three new and five
secondhand cars.
The OPA men said that they
obtained the license number of
all cars that had been sold by
the black marketeers, and that
a thorough investigation viii be
made to try to find everybody
who was implicated in the deals.
It was said further that black
market in automobiles is now
being conducted in various parts
e fhe country. and that iavesti-
asaons are underway in many
stEtes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
Five Flyers
We're Slain In
YugoSlayia
nnr AasocIntea rressl

BELGRADE, Aug. 27.-Mem-
bers of the United States Graves
Commission said today that it
had been established that all five
airmen who were shot down by
Yugoslavian flyers had lost their
lives.
A spokesman for the commits
sion stated that it had been
hoped that one of the men had
survived until this morning,
when a part of his charred body
had been found by Yugoslavlan
peasants.
Hope that two flyers had sur
vived had been based on the re-
port of Yugoslavian peasants that
they had seen two parachutes
descending from the plane. 1t de
veloped that what the peasants
had seen were two gasoline tanks
that had been jettiSoned from
the plane after it had been at
tackled and struck.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
s'WiH Give. Report
Later''-EIIingsOn

City Manager o. j. S. Filing
son said today that he had not
as yet made report of the con-
ference of municipality represen-
tatives held last weekend at Mi
ami Beach, with headquarters in
the Vanderbilt Hotel there.
The city manager said he
would report to the city commits
sioners as soon as the Miami
Beach secretary forwarded him
csmplete, official copy of the
proceedings in order that he may
compare them with his unofficial
notes.
Mr.. Ellingson said discussions
at the conference were held on a
strictly informal basis.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
Reason Given For
Holding Election
On Monday,ISep

"A question brought to The
Citizens attention by a local in
terested party as to the legality
of holding an election on Monday
instead of the customary Tues
day was referred to city offic-
ialS concerned and they replied
that the charter did not specify
the holding of an election on
Tuesday and that it could be
held on any weekday.
The reason for the holding of
this special election on Monday.
September 8, is to conform with
the city charter which requires
the holding of an election within
As days to fill such vacancy. Had
the commission waited until Tues
day, September 10. the 46th day
would have expired.
The provision in the charter
reads thus:
Section of Article IVA
CANCY OF THE CITY COM
MISSION. If any vacancy oc-
ours in the membership of the
City Commission, except as a
result of recall election, said
City Commission shall elect an
eligible person to fill the same
until the next general Municipal
election or a special election
called for any other purpose; if
such election shall be held with
in the next six months; if not,
special election shall be called
within forty-five days to fill such
vacancy, in which event the of
flee shall be filled by election,
but only for the unexpired term,
and until said election, the va
cancy shall be filled by appoint
ment by the City Commission.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
AIFdIdnRtpTtS6R dNB charge
RuSsiansIWith'IIyingIO S0ppTess
Details Of Proceedings In Paris
RUSSIANS AGAINST ALL
DELEGATES WHO "DO
NOT FALL In LINE
WITH RUSSIA'S VIEW,

PARIS, Aug. 27.-Australian
representatives at the session to-
day of the 81 nations rebuked
Russia for trying to suppress de-
tails in discussions, and one of
the accuSers declared, I'VE are
tired of hearing lies and want
to get at the truth"
He asserted that Russian rep
resentativeS are attempting to
wreck procedure in every case
where the members of the assem-
bly, do not fall into line with
the Russians views"
Action of the Russian repre-
sentatives, he charged, is direct
ed at widening the gap between
the Russian bloc at the sessions
and the western Allies. Then he
declared:
Though Australia is situated
$4,000 miles from Europe, she has
sent her sons on two occasions to
Europe to light Tor tho preserva-
ton of the democratic form of
government. And the toll in
death and wounded of those sons
is such that it warrants us in in
sisting on full discussion of any
thing that pertains to Europe,
because what is done here will be
sure to affect us. We have as
much right TO expose our views
as the Russian. representatives
have, but to hear them talk one
would think that their concern
in Europe is deeper and more inn
portant than; is ours
In reply. Russian representa-
tive said that, instead of trying
to suppress details, as Australia
had charged, Russia's ainf rs N
simplifying them.
/. Australian representatives. had
said also that Russia had charged
that they did not represent then
government. but the Russian
speaker denied that any member
of the Russian delegation had
made such a statement.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
.Aw@wMzwAvzzvsgs
|OUer 1000
Haze Signed
Merger Petition

City county merger petit
ton signers passed the 1000
mark. announces Earl Riggs,
proprietor of a service STA
ton al Duval and Division
streets.
Mr.. Higgs said today that
those desiring 10 sign The Pc
fition may do SO not only at
his station but with John
Delgado. Petronia and White
head streets; Joe Zorsky.
Cactus Terrace: John Col
Inns. Southland street near
White. and with Maxine VAL
dez. present county commits
sioner.
Though Hiqgs is pleased
with the response. he is an
gered al a sneak theft" of
two sheets containing ap-
proximately 200 names. The
thief. obviously moi in favor
of The merger. had stolen
the sheets Out of an auto
mobile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
Husband OF
Capt. Durrant
Implicated
1Rr AssocIntea Pressl

FRANKFURT, Aug. 27.-Two
witnesses testified today, at the
trial of WAC Captain Kathleen
Durrant, that she had confessed
to them that her husband was
implicated in the stealing of ST.
100000 worth of gems from
Kromberg castle.
Counsel for Mrs. Durrant tried
to have the testimony set aside,
but the court ruled against
them.
It was explained that her hus-
band is in military custody and
later will be court martialed for
the part he is said to have played
in taking the jews out of the
House of Hesse.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
EIIingsOns Are Nop
Key Vest Residents

In The Citizen yesterday, 1t was
mentioned that City Manager and
Mrs. o. ]. S. Ellingson were still
hunting an apartment since Mr..
Ellingson was named to the city
managership post two weeks ago.
The Citizen is now happy to
report that the search is over
The Ellingsons have found an
apartment and will be in as soon
as il IS vacated. which will be in
the next few days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
@lMlMNlllz
Cooper Puts Lie
To RuniOr He'll
Be Transferred

a rumor which started in
Key West this morning and
that is entirely erroneous
is that City Commissioner
Albert Cooper was being
transferred by the Navy to
an out-of-town government
position.
Mr.. Cooper. Navy Labor
Board head here. was con-
tacted today by The Citizen
concerning the rumor. MIR.
Cooper declared that there is
mo truth whatever to the
Fumor."
1t was learned today that
what might have started the
rumor is that Commissioner
Cooper plans to be out of the
city in about three weeks on
vacation leave.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
Still Time To
Clean Up Lots

No warrants have yet been rs
sued by City Clerk Roy Hanlln
to the 81 property holders listed
by Sanitary Inspector Millard
Gibson as maintaining unsanltary
and unsightly vacant lots.
The warrants have to be check
ed by Clerk Hamlin against the
plat books to ascertain the iden-
tity of the owners. Though some
Of the owners are known, it was
thought to be best and the fairest
method to serve all 81 property
owners at the same time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
billiard Answers
.OPA . Executive
On Local Prices

Bob billiard, manager of Lind
sley Lumber company. stated to-
day that a story appearing in
The Citizen yesterday by Harold
Fl. Martin, OPA district price
executive, with offices in Miami,
is misleading"
For example, Mr.. billiard said,
Martin claims Keene's cement
sold for $2.62s and is now $3.65.
This statement by Martin,
vouched billiard, is erroneous.
The fact is, said billiard, the Key
West price is $3.10 at all four es-
adjustments handling this ce-
ment.
billiard said that the average
yearly use of this type of ce-
ment is not more than so to 60
bags.
Other inaccuracies pointed out
by the local Lindsey manager
was that asphalt never sold IN
Key West for $685." and that
slime is now selling at IS cents
and not 90 cents"
'Of course" billiard went on,
hard building materials will al
ways sell for more in Key West
because we in the Island City
are further from the source OF
supply.
'Hauls made to Key West are
one-way. To keep the record
straight, / will say that the only
difference between Miami and
Key West prices in our industry
is the cost of freight"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
Expect Approval
of Docking Facilities
From Washington

When asked by The Citizen OF
the progress Guf-Atlantic Trans
portation Company's request to
the Coast Guard for docking IA
cilities here, City Manager .. j.
S. Ellingson said that he had
heard nothing further on the mat
ter.
However. Mr. Ellingson said I've
lis confident the request would be
acceptable to Washington author
tiles. Local Coast Guard authori-
ties are not obiecting to the re-
quest. ne said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
4LBURY VISITORS
LEAVING TO-DAY

MIR. and Mrs. John B. Albury
and son, Bradford, are leaving
today for their home in Miami
following visit here with Mrs.
A. B. Curry and other relatives
at the Curry home in Peacon
Lane. Mrs. Albury is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Curry.
While here the Miami visitors
enjoyed a number of fishing out
ings and declared they had a
good time during their sojourn
in Key West.
Before marriage, Mrs. Albury
was the Miss Verona Curry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
RECEIVES NOTICE
OF AUNT'S DEATH

MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Hodnett.
All Poinciana, received notice of
the death of Mr.. Hodnett's aunt,
Mrs. J. S. Collins, 80, Montgom-
cry. Ala, yesterday morning.
.'rhe Hodnetts have been resld-
inc in Key West the past four
wears. Mr.. Hodnett is employed
At the u. S. Submarine Base here.
He left a week ago to visit his
aunt. who will be buried in the
family plot at Loundsboro, Ala.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
NO NEW ssPOLIOs
CASES ON ISLAND

From the offices of the Monroe
County Health Unit here it was
said today that no new cases of
polio" had developed in Key
West.
This officially contradicts any
statements to the contrary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-27
SO 900 BIBLES

LONDON. - (AP) - The first
edition of the printed English
Bible known as Coverdale's Yer
sion, published in 1885, and the
Great 'HE" Bible sold for $10,-
600 each at Sotheby's.
Evening star., 1946-10-14
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Evening star., 1946-10-14

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rooms and bath, h.-w h.. coal. sd, .goot
condition throughout. 800 down. balane'
like rent.
400 block Belmont ct. nw.-3-Stor,
brick 2 rooms, . baths, h.-w.e.h.
800 block G st. s.e.--S rooms. baths
h.-w. Oil heat; sale price. $4,000. r; W
HORAD, Jr, MIN626 IA