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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-11-28

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
YACHT ssCARYNa
At PORTER DOCKS q
FIFTH COTHAMITES

The twin-masted yacht 'Caryn',
out of Miami for Havana and the
north coast of Cuba, was expect.
ed to sail for Havana some time
during the day. The 'Caryn' tieo
up at the Porter dock yesterday
afternoon at four o'clock.
The 'Caryn' is chartered by Mr..
and Mrs. John l.. Loeb, New York
City. Guests on board are Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Michel, also OF
New York, and MIR and Mrs. H.
0. Peet, Kansas City.
While in port, the Loebs and
their guests wens on a swimming
party with Mrs. Pauline Hem
ingway.
Capt. Charles Webber, New
York, skipper of the 'Caryn', saio
that heavy winds were keeping
the yacht in port.
Chef Leo came in for special
commentator by Mrs. Loeb.
Following the trip to Havana,
the 'Caryn' will cruise the Cuban
north coast. The trip from Miami
here took about 26 hours.
The yacht is owned by Glen
DENIM Ryan, New York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
Officer arrested
On Tag Charge

Frank Carballo, Key West traf.
fic officer, was arrested and ar
raigned in Criminal Court today
on complaint of John Spots
wood who charged the officer
with operating motor vehicle
with a license tag not Issued to
said vehicle. The case was con-
tinued to May 20 and will be
heard by a jury.
When informed by Judge I. S.
Caro- that conviction on the
charge would probably carry a
large fine, Officer Caraballo had
the case continued.
Preliminary hearing was made
before Justice of the Peace En-
rique Esquinaldo, Jr., in which
he referred the case to the higher
court.
Mr.. Spottswood had been ar
rested and arraigned in city
court yesterday for speeding by
Officer Caraballo. Judge Es-
quinaldo ruled that Mr.. Spots
wood should repeat each day for
ten days the dangers of exceed
ing speed limits.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
King Seeks Civic
Aid to Repurclnase
Playground Land
WRITES LETTERS 70 EVERY
CIVIC ORGANIZATION FOR
NEGRO PARK SITE AT FooT
or THOMAS ST.

Every civic organization was
asked in letter written last
night by City Manager Dave
King to enlist the aid of Con
gresham Pat Cannon and Sena-
tors Claude Pepper and c. o. An
drews in Key Vests efforts to
have the Navy sell back to the
city the land at the foot of
Thomas street. The land there
is needed for a Negro recrea-
ton center, King stated.
This land was being used as
a negro recreation center when
it was condemned and taken
over by the Army King said.
Later the Army gave the Navy
a revocable lease for the prop
erty, and despite the fact there
is nothing on the land the Navy
has declined to turn it back to
the Army or to dispose of it, /"
King said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
Private Homes
Exempted yOPA

N. d. Keye, OPA Rent Direc.
tor here today said that OPA
eviction regulations do not app;
to owners of private house rent.
ing room or two tc a veteran
or his. family for light house
keeping. Granting OF cooking
privileges shall not prevent the
landlord from using OPA evic-
ton privileges, Keye added quot
ing an OPA ruling to that effect.
Chester Bowles, OPA direc-
tor, in a letter to all area
rent directors and area rent at
torneys, said that rooms referred
to must not constitute an apart
ment, and second, that if the
furnished room or rooms contain
all the facilities Including kit
chen facilitias) necessary for a
complete and self contained
dwelling unit they constitute an
apartment.
The United States Conference
of Mayors requested such rul-
ing Qualification as it thought the
exemption from eviction regula-
tions would encourage home
owners who have spare rooms
to rent them to a veteran or his
family.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30

King Explains
La,os On Speed

In discussing speed limits with
The Citizen yesterday City Man
ager Dave King said that al
though signs on Roosevelt boule-
ward state that IS miles per hour
is the speed limit that police have
Instructions not to arrest any
one unless they are going over IS
miles an hour.
A recent letter from the State
Road department requested that
a higher speed limit than Is
miles an hour be. set. Mr.. King
then advised the SRD that no
arrests were being made for
speeds less than 35 miles an hour
and that often "speedsters were
making 40 and so miles per
hour" before being arrested.
MIR. King stated that he was
travelling within the speed limit
in a recent case when a car came
over the hill at a higher speed.
Frank Caraballo was soon in
hot pursuit, Mr.. King said, and
made the arrest.
According to the city ordin-
ance, however, the speed limits
are 25 miles per hour and when
arraigned in court is the speed
limit exceeded. However, all
court records quote evidence
showing that the speed is above
35 miles per hour.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
Good Neighbor
Salute GiUen
GeneUieUe Shuts

Mrs. Genevieve Shultz, the
CTS friend here during the war
years, was given national recog-
milton as being the Good Neigh
Dor of the Day. when she was
saluted from Hollywood over the
American Broadcasting Co.
The salute was given Mrs.
Shultz for the kindness and
thoughtfulness shown her to
lonesome CTS in Key West dur
ing the war, During that time she
reserved one room for the boys
so that they could come there
on their 48-hour leave or drop in
for a nap. or sleep while a phone
call was put through to some
distant part.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
Zoning Bans In Poinciana
10 Remain, Board Rules

Zoning restrictions in Poin-
ciana will not be lowered, the
City Planning commission ruled
last night.
The residential area, from
Sixteenth street to the end of the
island viii retain its present
status of Residence A" which
means the district will continue
to be restricted to first class
dwellings. the commission opint-
ed out.
Question of lowering the zon-
ing requirements in the area,
arose some time ago when Paul
Laid wanted to start chicken
farm there. When advised that
this would not be permitted un-
der the coming laws, Laid, it is
reported, started the farm de-
spite the restrictions. A warrant
for his arrest was issued but was
served pending final decision by
the planning commission on low
ering the restrictions.
The commission ordered form
al letters written to the planning
board Getty commission advising
that group of the Poinciana de-
cision.
Discussion of coming certain
sections of the city as Business
A" took place, but no formal
action was taken. The areas un-
der discussion include White,
Eaton, P etronia and Duval
streets, City Manager Dave King,
ex-officaio member of the board,
said.
A coming study is also being
made of the South Beach area.
The meeting was in charge Of
G. B. Harvey, chairman of the
planning group.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30

TOKYO. April 3o.-~AlIied IN.
telligsnce officers announced 10.
day that they had uncovered
plot No assassinats Ceneral Douq.
las Macarthur on May 1.
He was to Be killed sometime
during the celebration q thaf
day by Japanese Communist.
but the officers pointed out shaf
the intended assassination uas Is
no way connectad with lhe Is.
servance of MAY Day.
Leader Of The plot. who hns M
yet been unprecedented. h aala -
be a young Japnneae police nffs.
Ger. who Is burning with recess.
ment over the American eee,s.
patton of Japan. he 4 dumF.l..ss
as well supplied win snos.ax. as.i
10 have arranged n detail 80 -
movement he cos.sislerea ...asi.l
have been essential te make -
escape safe after Inc atfaek
Since his arrival la japan. fsfn.
eral Macarthur las uat tnk.t.
any precausion Ia ns.stnsl h4s..sslf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
Low-Cost disqualification
Plan Offered Key Westers

Low cost disqualification Tor
single persons and families was
offered to residents in Key West
and Monroe county today when
a representative of the non-profit
Florida Hospital Service corpora
ton met with representatives
and employees OF yalfous organi-
cations. sb
Blue Gross protection, the hos
pitalization plan of the corpora
ton, is operated as a commun-
ity service, j. G. Zim, enrolment
representative of the non-profit
organization said today when ex-
planning the advantages of the
plan.
No enrolment fee is charged
for belonging to the Blue Cross
Plan, Zim said. One person pays
80 cents per month, and family
groups pay So month member
ship.
Explaining the Blue Cross
Service, Zim outlined the follow
ing services for all members adj
mitted to hospitals participating
in the plan:
Thirty one days service per
person each contract year, and
rs percent allowance for an adj
ditional 80 days.
Accommodations in a room hav-
ing 8 beds or more or SIS per day
Continued OH Page Inree)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
COUNTY is READY
FOR MAY PRIMA AIRY

All preparations for the pri-
mary next Tueschy have been
completed, Supervisor John Eng
land said today. Next Saturday,
voting machines will be carted
10 Marathon and Tavernier, and
on Monday they will be installed
in the five polling places in Key
West.
Indications today are that a
large percentage of the vote will
be cast. Some estimates placed
the percentage in Key West as
high as 80. while at Marathon
and Tavernier it was said that al
most the entire vote will be cast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30

Two sailors. y. Lobat and G.,
g Mako. wese freed by City
3ukine ksquinaldo this afternoon
~ NhaFMes that they broke the
alaaa ia . parking meter on
tlsssai street Judge Esquinaldo
fuipd that the evidence against
to seaflan was not sufficient to
es.nxict them. Being unable 10
p~i Slao bend. they spent the
nishi - ne city jail They were
aafeAied laal night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
Pot To AsSaSsinatG M'ATthur
Barred; General To Have Been
Killed By Jap Communists
Names Of S. Jurors Drawn
For Criminal Court Duty

Fifty-five names of prospective
jurors were drawn from the jury
box by Judge T. S. Caro- i'll Grim
Iinal Court today and will be
available during the May 90 ses-
sion of court here.
Following are the names:
| Frank Vitzitellio, S. o. Barry,
. Charles c. Adams, Willard M
Lowe, v. A. Alburv, Alonzo Wat
kins, Charles S. Tiff, Richard A.
Merkey, Phillip Gibson, Antonio
Esperdy, Jr., Myron Y. Russell.
William H. Thompson, Vance
C. Stirrup, Oscar Lowell, Thur
man Sands, ST., Miguel Pazo.
George Malgrat, Jr., Paul Di-
Negro, Charles L. Perez.
Edward Solomon, Rupert Saw
yer, George G. Maloney, Allan
Mears, Stephen Avila, Vincent
Riou, Albert F. Pickett, j. M
Varela, Louis NUNS, Earl Kir-
stead, G. c. McGown.
Manning L. Smith, B. A. Saw
yer, Jr.. Edward j. O. Roberts.
Gilbert Munoz, James F. Lively.
Bruce T. Sanders, Russell Hoff,
Bert Quinn, George Al. McKillip,
Bradley SWeeting, Bertran Mi
lord, Joseph w Thompson, X. E.
Mack, jerome Perez, Paul r.
Monsalvatge, Daniel H. Lopez.
7. Earl TAYLOR. Lambert S. wal
tiers. D. Y. Lopez, Hoke Hem
bricks, Laurence L. Parker, Ie-
roy Falco, Henry B. Russell, Otto
Bethel and Hilburn Cerezo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
Disabled u. =. Veterans
Plan Membership Drire

William r. Atwaser, acting
commander Of the local DAV
post, stated today the organize
ton is readying plans Tor inn
mediate action on building
greater post in Key West. Dur
ing the past few months. A.
water said. the DAV has been
preparing a campaign 10 increase
the membership. and make linz
provements ON its present mcet-
ing place.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
USO Club Watchman Slugged
BY Sailors In Burglary Try


City police the Navy inteIIi.
Etnee service and the sheriff's
eifien today were conducting q
widespread search for two sailors
NAo brat Owen Catlin, caretakeI
- tIle Jackson Square USO, into
NEHonseiousness when he surpris-
80 them ~ they were attempting
a. ofen the office safe early this
nsUfninN.
Mr. Catlin is in Genera
hospital suffering with two scalr
reservations and a possible nose
fIartufe. Police Chief Louis Els
81 aaid this morning.
TIE sailors fled without loot.
william Henderson. USO di.
FeetnF. Told Chief Eisner that Cat
lin Suffered the club at 1870 this
n~fmln9 so clean II and found
iile two sailors kEeeling before
Ilss safe.
When be tussled with them.
fi.sF heat him into insensibility
wlth = heavy instrument, appar-
NNilY : asdf club. the police chief
Esd 4 soil club was found on
So tiAE near the scene Of the
altmkh
4AM saiafa had already packed
> Ma@niliF "a civilian clothes taxi
ea lfum the eiubrooln. some golf
bells Naa camera film into suit
eeNeA when they were surprised
- IA suIElafy attempt
tsilsn was sent b the hospital
w 2H4 this morning by Chief
NaHF - > police car.
kesie~inE tha attempted rob-
eegB. Aieut L.ane. commanding
~ allulN paiFol. Chief Eisner
s4asAlsasl ~ alarm for the sail
esa AZ available policemen
ss@uae4 ihe eity until daylight,
pse@i4na through restaurants
$3.50 ulNii spots in . vain attempt
- iN#ie ire senmrn. Radio
NsetNm we're also broadcast.
NHM - ihr sailofs was describ-
- 81 - short stature while his
tutsEauiun b tall. Chief Eisner
tasa IhNy may have blood on
slelt aniiorms, the ehiek believes.
Natian fegained consciousness
- mlnales after he was attacked.
~ sepolted the attempted burg
safy end attack 10 the shore pa
tfpa and men we're detailed to
ne clubhouse 20 investigate.
The only thing missing from
SO clubhouse, Chief Eisner said,
wa4 Z fountain pen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
Police To Get
NesU Uniforms

City police soon will be be-
decked in their new summer
uniforms.
Chief Eisner said today
that representative of a
tailoring firm was due here
tomorrow TO measure the II
officers on the force for new
outfits.
The uniforms will be blue
with silver buttons while
white stripes will be on the
trouser legs. White shirts iif
they can be foundl. black
ties and white caps will COM
plete the official ensemble.
Chief Eisner's new uni
form will be set off with
gold stars on the coal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
SHERIFF SAWYER BACK
FROM DAYTONA SESSION

Berlin Sawyer. Monroe county
sheriff, returned today from a
State Sheriffs' board of directors
meeting at Daytona Beach. He
said that principal discussion by
the 10 directors were concerning
issuance of regular magazine of
Esheriff'S news, which will be
placed on the neWsstands.
Monroe county will have its
share of publicity through this
medium.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30

Fbe paillne place in Election
l'FeelnFi Ne I has been changed
ftsn flil Duval Street. Key
Anst FLORIDA. a. the MASTIC
TRAILER CAMP. asa United
Nfleet ksy West Florida.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
nioNEAs. MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA.
aprs0,may6. 1916
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
City Judge Quits
Plan Board Post

City Judge Esquinaldo resigned
yesterday as member of the
City Planning Commission.
Reason for his resignation, it
was asserted, is that his duties as
judge conflicted with those as a
planning board member.
The commission withheld rec
ommendation of his successor un-
til its next meeting Monday
night.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30

tily Assaesnsra Pse~ss
TALLAHASSEE. April 80.
Charles Wilson Ward. 81 Ny
ers. Democratic candidate EF
state senator from the Gath dis
trict. listed Stills expenses ia q
second pre-primary statement IS
sued today. He listed mo- eontri-
buttons.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
Late Bulletins
tiiy Associated r.re.s,
DISCOVER MUNITIONS

DISCOVER MUNITIONS
MILAN italy, Large quanti-
ties Of munitions were found to-
day hidden in the suburbs Of this
city. II is believed that the Ease
lists, who were concerned in steal
ing Mussolini's body from its
grave. had collected the muni-
tons to use in the event of an
uprising.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
FRANCO Helped AXIS

MCSCCW.--The Russian gov
eminent announced today that
documents had been captured in
Berlin that showed conclusively
that Dictator Franco Of Spain had
agreed with the Nazis to enter
the war on their side if the Allies
attempted to invade any part of
the Iberian Peninsula. which in
cludes Portugal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
GET BACK PLANTS

CHIcAGO.-Meat packers in
this city had returned to them
today the packing houses which
the government seized on Janu-
airy IS. shortly after meat-pack-
ing employees went on strike.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-30
RYE UP TWO CENTS

WASHINGToN.-The price Of
rye bread was advanced two
cents q pound today by the oPA.
It explained that. because of the
increase in the price of rye flour.
bakers have been permitted to
advance their prices to take care
of the added expense.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-05
Eight TOPPING
Cabins Ready
AT Marathon

Charles TOPPING of Key West
has completed eight of the Is
cabins he is building at Marathon
on an elaborate scale.
So large was the number OF
visitors in Marathon for the La
Dor Day holidays, the eight cab
ins were rented, while work was
proceeding on the other eight.
TOPPING said he is rushing
work in an effort to complete the
entire project, which includes a
yacht basin, by December.
The cabins extend to within a
short distance of the bay, which
is being dredged near the Top
pino tract to accommodate
yachtsmen.
The cabins are constructed of
reinforced concrete, including
the roof, and MIR. TOPPING stated
that he considers them storm
proof. In each cabin is a sunken
bath, and the thing in the bath
rooms extends to the ceiling.
One-half of the cabins are single
and the other eight double.
The TOPPING basin will make
the third yacht basin at Mara
thon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-05
$1,000 Profit
Made Same Day
On Realty Deal

A profit Of approximately
$1,000 was realized the same day
in the buying and selling of a
tract on Long Key, according to
two deeds filed for recording
yesterday afternoon in the coun-
ty clerks office. Both deeds are
dated September 4.
In one Of them ]. Otto Kirch-
heiner, as administrator of the
estate of julius Leslie Wood,
conveys 296 acres on Long Key
to w. H. Eagan for $23,976.
The other deed shows that w.
H. Eagan and Laura A. Eagan
sold the same tract to Harvard
Risteigen for $31, 900.
Other realty transfers in Mon
roe county filed yesterday for
recording:
Elizabeth Bishop to Lisbeth
Sewell Weymouth a house and
lot on White street, near Angela,
for $4,000. The lot is 81 by 90 feet.
Yulee Collins, a house and lot
on Windsor lane near Pauline
lane. for $1,000. The lot is IS by
SO feet.
A lot, so by 100 feet. on Fo-
garty avenue, near Fifth street,
was sold by Earl Wells to Joseph
E. and Evelyn G. Dunno for $500.
A house and lot on Division
street, near Grinnell, have been
sold by Bias Zarate TO Frank E.
Burke for $4,000. The lot is IS
by 1854 feet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-05
Petition
For City-County
Has 1900 Names

A steady stream of citizens
continue to flow into Earl Higgs'
service station, Duval and Di-
vision streets, to sign the city
county merger petition that is
being kept there. Up until noon
today there were more than
1900 names on the petition,
Higgs reported.
He said that people appear to
be growing more enthusiastic
about the county merger
plan with the passing of every
day.
Ask for Petitions
s'They are now asking me for
petitions to circulate around
from house to house" Higgs re-
ported, land / have already pre-
pared five of them for that pur-
pose. Z
Higgs said that he felt conf
dent it would be but a short
time until the petition contains
5000 names. When that number
is achieved, he asserted, he will
submit the petition to Bernie
G. Papy and James Franklin.
state representative and senator,
respectively, in Tallahassee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-05
Postal Receipts
Show Drop But
Savings Are Up

Postal receipts for August at
the Key West post office amount
ed to $8.904.55, as against $l6.-
$1,000 for the same period a
year ago, a drop of ST. 1881,
Postmaster Hollon Bervaldi an
nounced today,
81 think that Key Vests postal
receipts have now about leveled
off to normal" Bervaldi said,
land that there will be no fur
Their drop"
The August peak a year ago
was due to wartime boom condi-
tions, he said. and was far from
normal.
Postal Savings on deposit at the
local post office as of August 81,
amounted to $2,21l,687 as against
S2,I48.343 for the same period a
gain of $63, 344, Bervaldi reveal
ed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-05
Boy Charged
With Taking
Automobile

Henry N. Hall, IS, charged
with using another's property
without the owners consent, was
arrested yesterday afternoon by
Deputy Will Archer on a warrant
sworn out by Chief Petty Of
ficer A. E. Underwood, who al
leges that Hall stole the Under
wood automobile and damaged
it.
Hall, who was released on post
ing bail of $100, said that it was
William Russell, IA, who took the
car and that he merely went
riding with Russell. The boys
reside in the j. Y. Porter Place.
Russell was uninjured when the
car was wrecked, but Halls face
was cut in several places.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-09-05
Tolls
Continue To
Show Increase


Collection Of tolls on the Over
seas Highway, bridges last month
was in excess of $1,000 over the
receipts, in August. 1945, accord
ing to report issued today by
Auditor Clifford c. Hicks
Last month the collections to-
tailed $26,906.75, and in August,
l945. they amounted to $685.
344.25.
Passengers using the bridges
last month numbered 29,699, and
in August of last year, 29,384.
A decided gain in the number
of motor vehicles passing over
the bridges last month was
shown as compared with August,
1945. Total last month was 49,
1888, August last year, $685..