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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-02

WRc, 7:00-"The Crisis in Supplying En-.
rope" discussed.
WI0P, 7:00-"Jans Eyre" is the play.
WRc, 7:30-A new variety program starring
Comedian Jimmy Edmondson.
VOL, 1904 new quiz program. with Bill
Slater. Guy lombsrdo is guest.
WINK. S:00-The George Washington
Maryland University basketball game.
WRC, 9;00-Ihe Barn DAME show Goes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-02-02
Oh the Ar TODAY.

MR. 5:00-Ths ProkofisfBWns Suite
Dsboliqus' featured.
VOL. 6:00-Sthubehs Unfinished Sym.
phonY," the prelude and inierIudes from De-
bussys "Pelless and heIsande" and the min.
ust from holshs Symphony in C."
WhAL. 7:o0-honigomsY and Bethesda
High School students compete.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-04

PARIS, Oct 4.-Speculation
was widespread here today that
another meeting between Presi-
dent Truman, Prime Minister
Attlee and Premier Stain is i'm
minent.
Impetus was given to the re-
port by Commissar Molotov and
American Ambassador Walter
Beadle Smiths leaving here last
night for Moscow.
1t is known that the object of
MolotOv's return to Moscow is to
confer with Stain, and it is be
lieVed that Ambassador Smith
returned to his post there to join
in the conference between the
two Russian leaders.
1t was announced that Ambas-
sador Smith will return here be-
fore the conferences of the FL ma
tlonS come to a close on October
Is. At the conclusion of the SEES
sionS, it was stated that he will
return to the United States in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-04
Rife Big Three
Will Meet Again To Discuss
Matters of World Interest
(By The Associated PresD

time for the conference of the
general assembly of the United
Nations, scheduled to begin on
October %.
Today the assembly here
adopted a resolution, 8 to 4, that
commission be named to put
the finishing touches to the pro
posed treaty with Italy. The Aus
trallan delegate suggested that
an American representative be
made chairman of the commits
sion because the United States is
not asking any reparationS from
Italy.
Adoption of the resolution re-
suited in the Russian delegates,
who had voted against it, issuing
statement in which it was said
that the appointment Of the
commission was in violation of
an agreement regarding the trca-
ty that had been reached at con
ferences of the Big -Four. 1t add
ed that the naming of the com
mission was the first of a series
of steps to try to deprive Russia
of much of the amount of repara-
tions she had demanded from
Italy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-04
lMNlNll[
Praise Of Citizen
At Night Meeting
Stllr,S Commission

City Commissioners were
stunned last night when a
member of the audience got
up and said kind words
about them.
Cecil carbonell. local real
estate operator. arose and
congratulated the Commits
sion on the steps ii was TAX
ing TO attract tourists TO Key
West. and its interest in de-
veloping a first class NUM-
cipal beach.
Mr.. carbonell." said May
or Demeritt. iii is indeed re-
freshing TO have a member
of the audience get up and
say one kind word in behalf
of this body. want TO thank
you from the bottom OF my
heart"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-04
Overseas Tolls
Continue Above
1915 Receipts

For another successive month,
collection of tolls on the Overseas
Highway Bridges exceeded the
receipts during a similar period
last year.
Collections last month amount
ed to $25, 2O8.5O as compared with
$24, 048.50 in September of last
year.
Number of passengers using
the bridges last month was 81
900, and in September of last
year, 28,939.
Vehicles that passed over the
bridges last month totaled 1921,
and in September of last year, 10,-
Oil.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-04
Two Fires, Famed By HIGH Wind,
Destroy Three kty WestBu|dingS
Valued At Thousands Of Dollars
4 FLAMES THREATENED TO SPREAD. BIT VAL
] liant FIGHTING BROUGHT THEM
UNDER CONTROL

Two fires occurring almost simultaneously swept hFough %
buildings night causing
thousands of dollars.
The first general alarm reached the central fire
calling for fight flames the old
dence Margaret and James streets long used b.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-04
Hangn.en For
NaSis Reported
In Nuremberg
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
NUREMBERG, Oct. 4.-The
hangman has arrived in this
city to perform his duties of
executing the ii Nazis. con-
victed of having committed
war crimes. before October
10.
He is said to be a master
sergeant in the United States
Army and that he has acted
as hangman in many cases in
the punishment of war Grim
inals in various parts of the
world.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-04
.l(<lI[%%%l

Greyhound representative re-
questing that the tourist be al
lowed a stay of two or three
hours to roam the streets OF
Key West before returning to
Miami" The motion was sec
onded by Commissioner Coop
er and passed.
Clerk Hamlin told the COM
missioners that "Mr. Murphy Gre
Gently returned veteran and ac-
tive member of the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce. has told me
about this, and in accordance
with your wishes | will write the
letter to Mr.. William Arnold, the
local representative"
City Manager Ellingson in
formed the commissioners that I'VE
are already setting up the beach
to include two shuffleboards, and
the old tennis court is being
readied for either voiley ball or
basketball"
On City Property
The city manager added that
"our line runs through private
ly-owned building down at the
beach" Eyes, Commissioner
Cooper said. II have been told
that eight feet of the Bonamy
property belongs rightfully to the
city The city should be paid a
proportionate part of the income
derived from the building"
Again on the subject of recrea-
ton, Commissioner Cooper said,
THE keystone of the tourist Sit
uation is recreation, and recrea-
ton is essential to the tourists.
We have plenty of places where
they can eat and drink, but not
many where they can play"
Commissioner Harden then
returned to the subject of
boundary lines at the citY's
beach. "A survey of the prop
ertY should be made to de-
termine our interests" he de-
clared. Il understand that
Sl00 weekly is being paid in
rent for the building that some
say is partly on city prop
ertY."
Immediately, Commi S S Toner
Cooper, who preached the sub
ject, replied, Fine. I'll incor-
porate that in my motion. Mo-
ton was then made, seconded by
Commissioner Louis Carbonell
and passed.
Wants Concession
Mr.. Carbonell added, eff it is
feasible, we should have a con-
cession on the beach, so that the
beach could pay for itself"
Cecil Carbonell, Key West
realtor, then addressed the COM
missioners. Mr.. Carbonell said,
Il would like to take this oppor-
Continued on Page FOUR
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[%(@%-%%Lw~-ll
$4,000 Employees
Lose Positions

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-The
government announced today that
more than $4,000 of its employees
had been discharged during July.
But, it was added, the number
of government employees still ex-
ceeds 100000. Most of them,
the report said, are civilians en-
ployed by the Army and Navy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-04

thompson Etit"lpffA EHs AMG
A. Maitland Adams. manaaaE
of Thompson Enterprises. -.
day estimated the loss af ths
building and he confnntN.
mostly fishing nets and ofhex
fishing equipment. 81 sio.eoa
fie said that loss IL partially
covered by insurance.
Famed by a high wind lfsgn
the Gulf, flames SOON consumed
the old two-story wugslvn stFsaG.
ture and threatened b. spread b.
adjacent property.
Fighting valiantly g. keep ere
flames in check. Key West tlfe.
men, under the direction ~ Chief
Torres. had the flames under
control In approximately a0 min
utes.
Fire fighting units fron shs
Navy Yard, the An Statiau. en-
Army, and from BoCa e hiCa. e.
sisted city firemen in cxtlmeassh.
ing the threatening flames. an8
today Chief Torres was high Ia
his praise for their help
Il have never seen amFthins
like It," he said. They wogkesl
like beavers and fought liks a.
mons to help us keep the fare gn
der control.
Captain johnson and Com
mander Scandland. IT ths Nav
assisted Chief Torres Ia difersias
the fire fighters, and q piataaal
of 70 Marines were tan hana q,
direct traffic and keep the Ctua8
back.
-Four city firc TRUCKS acfe "a
the scene. Chief ToTres aid 60
day that he gave his hoae -
much pressure that some q tNnm
burst
Scarcely had fiFemsn hrouaha
the flames Of the old Aaumtam
residence under contFoi whan
a second general alarm. semi
in Of about l2.20 q. VA. aums.
moned them 10 three bisxisa
buildings belonging 10 Curry \
Sons on Front street
Two of these building hatr
been IN use by the KCy Wei
unit of the Misnt Fiahefmeus
Cooperative for storing nets aasd
other fishing equipment and tie
third building was used b} Ca
~ & Sons fOr storing glass
Curry a. Sons estimated thcu
loss 1T around $4,000. bot ai a
late hour today 1t could nut br
learned the value placed on fish
nets stored ln the buildings hpN
ever. one fisherman. Benjamin
Key. SAID hc lost new uet values
at 5000. and another unideuilitd
sand hC lust nets
valued at $1,000 The luss - CuI
~ & Sons was partially covered
by insurance.
The loss of large quantities.
Of fishing nets Of Curry 4 Sens
and at the building belonging
10 Thompson Enterprises. ine.'
as seen in Key West toasY a.
a staggering blow 10 the local
fishing industry. The loaa 81
Thompson's came at a time
when fishermen employees 81
Continued OH Page Three
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Jurors Drawn
For Trial OF
Murder Cases


drawn yesterday afternoon by
Circuit Judge Aquilino Lopez,
Jr., Clerk Ross c. Sawyer and
Chief Deputy Sheriff Moreno
Wallace for term of circuit
court to be convened nevt- Wed
nesday morning for the trial of
two st-degree murder cases.
The first case will be against
James Fullove, negro, charged
with having stabbed another
negro, who died a month later.
Beginning October IA, Cora Lee
Stanley and Ralph Wilson, ne
groeS, will be tried on a charge of
having murdered Policeman Jose
Valdez.
Following is a list of jurors
drawn:
Charles l.. Hall, Halbert Lew
insky, VIII eler Gandolfo,
Charles w. Wells, James M.
Whitehead, Clifford Hopkins,
Bonnie Watkins, Jack Arlen,
George w. Barber, ST., Willie
Hall, John M. Russell, Vernon A.
Mickelberry, Joseph G. knight,
Edward E. Wallace, Leland G.
Roberts, Herman H. Bethel, ST.,
Joseph l.. Norton, Milton c. Rob-
erts, Harry T. Russell, Manuel
Perez, Albert Ramirez, Maitland
Pinder, Reyford L. Roberts, Ellis
Russell, Leonard Alonzo, Herman
L. Roberts, George Mills White,
Homer Hernandez, James M.
Hendrix, Charles G. Levin, John
J. PARA,
Bert E. Roberts, Harold E. Rus
sell, Charles M. Recio, ST., John
Esperdy, Theodore G.. Roberts
Roland Roig, Clarence M. Rob-
erts. Glenn C. Price, Orlando Rod
riguez, Adolfo Boza, John E.
VIM, VIM. M. Knowles, Russell
J. Villar, Armada Hernandez, En-
nest Mitchell, Basil r. Tynes, LIE
Roy A. Roberts, Ansel Albury,
Clifton E. Mora, John j. Romero,
Charles B. Russell, George w.
Malgrat. Alfred Armengol, Mar
vim L. Collins, Louis G. Maloney,
George A. Robinson. Max Rosi-
mex, Charles l. Pinder, George H.
Ambrose, Joseph M. Lowe, l.. H.
Todd, Will P. Roberts, Thomas |.
Harold j. Key, Ramon
Rubio, Jr, John G., Ramsey
Joseph B. Pinder, Joseph M.
Lowe, Manuel A. Layev, Albert
Montecino, Peter Matcovltch,
Frank jolly, Hilary F. Whalton,
Gabriel H. Ramirez, Herman
Barr, J. Winfield Russell, Joseph
M. Villar, John G.. Roberts, How
ard Wallace, Claude w. Allen,
Samuel J. Lloyd, William O.
Sands, Fred Saunders, Russell T.
johnson, William M. Allen, Elias
Velasco, Albert Higgs, c. D.
Belcher, Robert Braun, Armando
Gutierrez, William c.. Jaycocks,
Alfred Skinner, Charlie Key,
William N. Kemp, j. A. Gait. AL
fred A. Strayline, Ben Welner,
Harry l.. Lowe, Mario B. Rios,
Earl Higgs, William Montsal-
vatge, James r. Bevin, Armando
Davila, Charles E. Albury, Wes-
ley Pinder, John Borgas, Jr.,
Joseph Romaguero, Angel Tor
res, Lain Dobbs, Clarence Key,
J. Lamont Smith, Edward AL
bertus, Raul Perez, j. Frank
Roberts, Ralph c. Dickson, Roy
Nelson, Leno Cruz, Abelardo
Boza, Andrew Knight, Willie
John w. Roberts, George
w. Parks, VIM. Francis Hedson,
Ernest Perez, A. w. Welters,
Victor H. Roberts, Richard II.
Harold r. Pinder, Joe Johnson,
John l.. Marrero, Elwell M. Key,
7. w. berts, Douglas
Papy, r. V. MCGEE, Chester B.
Sawyer, Reuben 0. Barber, |
Charles M. Landuit, Tony Cas-
ellawo, Jacinto Solanic, Robert T. |
Lewis, Kirckland Albury, May |
1ard Lowe, Raiford w. Carey, |
Joseph J. Brent, James T. Will
son, Joseph Mcmahon, George |
"a Enx Charles d Filler
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-04
Commissioners Vote TO Petition CAB
For Key West Airline Service; Will
Permit Taxi Parking On Duyal Street
uAAtu wiII ~ IMPROVED TO ATTRACT MORE
80 nl~fSs PENSION PLAN FOR CITY
hMFtONES To M STUDIED

their attention to another press
ING problem.
al our next regular meeting"
Mayor Dcmeritt said, 1--WE should
take some action one way or an
Their in regards to the pension re-
tiFement system" The mayor ex-
planned that he had been APP
preached by two city employees,
one with % years of service, in
quiring about the pension sys-
tenn. lie added that this requires
some study and that under the
contributory system it isn't long
before a substantial fund is &C
CURED. The charter provides for
retirements, the mayor stated.
Garrison Blight Dead?
Commissioner Cooper sought
an answer of his colleagues to
his question. What is being done
about Garrison Bight?"
Mayor Demeritt replied that
"it has died a natural death.
The mayor added that the sit
uation Of the Garrison Blight.
Botanical Garden and Munich
pal Pier projects are the same
a. they were a year ago."
HAS the state done anything
further about the Botanical Gar
dcnsg" Mr.. Harden asked. In
reply. Commissioner Cooper de-
elarcd, Il make a motion that the
city manager delve into the Gar
rison Blight and Botanical Gar
den matters and see what can be
done % promote the projects"
The motion was carried.
Building Bulkhead
This took care" of the Garrison
Blight and Botanical Garden mat
terra for the moment, leaving the
Municipal Pier project still to be
discussed.
The Thompson's Interests are
putting zap a bulkhead," Mayor
Demcritt said on the subject. "a
motion might be in order to have
the city manager confer with the
Thompson Interests regarding our
Municipal Pier"
Commissioner Harden agreed
that this was very good idea"
and on motion regarding the sug-
gcstion made by the mayor the
commissioners voted favorably.
Recreation Expenditures
The commissioners then turn
sd their attention to the city's
recreation facilities.
Commissioner Cooper stated
that I'VE should think towards
recreation expenditures in our
next budget, such as the purchase
20 SWITCHBOARD courts and tennis
courts for the tourists entertain
mUnt" Tie added, we should
try foT a next tourist season to
h. even better than this one"
Wen have to depend on the
tnlirisl trade in the future"
Commissioner Louis Carbonell in
trrposcd. Activity down at the
new city beach should be prog
resscd The old tennis court
Cullld he made into a shuttle
hnafd court and tables for use as
eheckerplaying or picnicking,
hut they would not be near the
water"
Continued. MIR. carbonell de-
eiaFed. Il understand that Sun
day before last $50 people were
brought into the city by the
Greyhound bus line. and last
Sunday another las. The city
got NO benefit from their stay
a all. recommend that the
clerk send a letter to the local
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2-Aut0m0tive

1887 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE IN
!, good running condition with 4 coed
- tires. 116 S. 5th Avenue.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

OF NEAL ESTATE
Under and by virtue of the power and
authority duly given by a judgment OF
the Superior Court of New Hanover
County in that preceding therein pend
ing entitled "City of Wilmington, North
Carolina, New Hanover County and c. R.
Morse, City-County Tax Collector VS..
Carrie Brown, Ruth Jackson. EVELYN
Simpson, William Robinson, HELEN Har-
grove, Irene Granger. David Robinson,
James Robinson and John Robinson.
heirs at law Of Francis Brown" the
undersigned Commissioner will on Mon
day, December %. 1916, at ~ O'Clock
noon at the Courthouse door of New
Hanover County, offer for sale and sell
at public sale to the last and highest
bidder for cash subject to confirmation
by the Court, the following described
property, lying and being in the City
of Wilmington, N. c.:
Beginning at the point of intersection
OF the Western line of Thirteenth Street
with the Southern line of Orange Street;
and running thence from said beginning
SouthWardly along the Western line of
Thirteenth Street SO feet; thence West
wardly and parallel with Orange Street
1855 feet; thence Northwardly and parallel
with Thirteenth Street 80 feet to the
Southern line Of Orange Street; thence
Eastwardly along the Southern line of
Orange Street 165 feet to the point OF
beginning; the same being part of Lot l
In Block 1877 according to the official
plan of the City of Wilmington. North
Carolina.
The successful bidder will be required
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l2-Builders & Supplies

BUn11NG. REMopELING. REPAIRING.
Roof painting and repairs. Masonry
n plastering. Dial 2-0308.
NOTICE SASH DOORS. BLINDS, WIN
-dows. door frames. screens. turned
oIunn cabinets Oldest. best equip
ped shop in city Roderick and land
Dial 1929 } L Roderick. Owner
SASH DOORS, BLINDS. FRAMES.
Iurn work. cabinets. screens. trim. A
W Land & Son 1920 S 5th Dial $3.50
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lS0-Legal

NOTICE
The undersigned having qualified as
Administrator of the estate of John J.
Fitzgerald, deceased, late of the County OF
New Hanover, this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate to pre-
sent them to the undersigned at No. 8,
Acme Building. Wilmington, North Caro-
lima, on or before the 22nd day of No
vember, 1947. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to the said estate will
please make immediate payment to the
undersigned.
Signed this goth day Of November,
1916.
MRS. MATTE FITZGERALD,
Administrative
~. c. VESSEL, Jr., Attorney.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE

ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE
h undersigned, having qualified az
Administrative of the Estate of D. Vaughn
Allen, deceased, late of New Hanover
County, this is to notify all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to present
ther to the undersigned on or before
the 30th day of November 1947. or this
notice will be pleaded in bar Of their
recovery. All persons indebted to said
estate will make immediate payment to
the undersigned. This the 3Oth day of
November 1915.
MARY STUART ALLEN,
Administrative Of the Estate
Of D. Vaughn Allen, deceased.
(A1ton Lennon, Att'y.)
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having qualified as administrator Of
the Estate Of Perry J. King, deceased
this Is 70 notify all persons having
claims against the Estate to present them
duly itemized and verified to the under
signed or his attorney on or before the
26th day Of October, 1947. or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the estate win
please make immediate payment.
This the 25th day Of October, 1s4e.
N. Z. KING,
Administrator Of the Estate Of
PERRY J, KING,
Deceased
1o8 South 18th Street
Wilmington, N. c. s1
ISAAC C. WRIGHT, N
Attorney
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The undersigned surviving partner OF
Perry J. King, doing business as KIM
Block g. Supply Company, hereby noti-
flies all persons having claims against
this partnership in existence October 2lst,
1916, to exhibit the same duly i.emjzed
and verified to the surviving partner
within IL months from Saturday, Oc-
tober 26th, 1916. or this notice will be
pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
This the 25th day Of October, 1s46.
WAYNE KING.
Surviving Partner
1903 South 18th Street
Wilmington, N. C.
ISAAC c. WRIGHT,
Attorney
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ROME, Nov. '29-(Pl-A sub-com-
mittee of the Constituent assembly
Friday approved articles OF the
constitution which would transfer
to the nation all properties OF the
House of Savoy, ousted in the June
2 plebiscite which brought in the
republic.
The articles, still to be approved
by the entire assembly, would also
prohibit members of the former rul-
ing house from residing in Italy.
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Announcements

Announcements
NICE STUMP SOUND OYSTERS IN
shell. Variety fresh fish. Jackson's
Fish Market, s17 N. 4th, Dial sls5.
1oD COMPLETE TRAVEL RESERVA-
,ions anytime, anywhere. consult Viii.
Ainoton Travel Agency, 1913 Princess
s.reet Phone 2-1o37. SEA tickets.
reservations.
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85-Help Wanted Male

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180-Legal

180-Legal
to deposit 1870 of his bid with the Com
missioner.
Dated and posted this the 22nd day Of
November, 1916.
CLAYTON C. HOLMES.
Commissioner.
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1876 SPECIAL DELUXE. 2 DOOR PLY
mouth coach. only 100 miles. 81 $50
Dial 2-8256.
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YOUR sTAR-NEWs CLASSIFIED M.
S0-Houses For Sale

FOR SMALL AND LARGE FARMS,
list with Hughes and Higgins. Wallace
Building. Phones 7691-7469, County
5704.