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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
DiCaspe:ri
Declares He
Won'tResign
MORE RIOTS. ENGINEERED BY
COMMUNISTS. BROKE OUT
ALL OVER ITALY: UNREST
INCREASES AT MARSEILLES
Try Associated Press)


ROME, Nov. 18.-More riots
have broken out in various parts
of Italy. The riots are engineer
ed by Communists, who are
making speeches opposing Italy's
participation in the Marshall
Plan.
Communist speakers assert
ed that the riots will not cease
until Di Gasperi and his cabinet
resign. In reply. Di GaSpari an
nounced that neither riots nor
anything else of a violent ma
ture will force his withdrawal
from his post,
(MarSeilleS noted intensified
ton of unrest in that city. The
report stated that it was due en-
tirely to the activity of Commit
niSts, who are urging dock al
other workers to continue their
strikes. All ships in the Mar
settles harbOr are tied up, await
ing a settlement of the dock
workers. strikeD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
Cousin OF Sgt. York
Is In Key West With
Boats OF Cuban Navy
RELATIVE OF FAMEDJ
WORLD WAR | SOL
DER EXPECTS TO BE
HERE TWO WEEKS

1t. Guillermo A. J. York, of
the Cuban Navy who arrived
here yesterday, is first cousin
of the famed Sgt. Alvin York of
Tennessee, who was much dec
Grated for his exploits during
World War /.
1t. York came here with three
Cuban Navy ships which will
be equipped with radar devices
by the industrial division of the
Submarine Base. The ships are
former United States Navy boats
sold to the Cuban government.
"My father was a brother of
Sgt. York's father. said 1t.
York as he sat in the office of
the information officer of the
Naval Base today, my father
went to Cuba after the Spanish
American war and helped Or
ganize the Cuban Army.
He was a major in the Gu
ban Army, and established the
Cuban Army's Signal Corps. La
ter he took out citizenship pa
pers in Cuba His had number 2
citizenship paper No. papers
were issued to the President of
Cuba"
1t. York speaks English with
Spanish accent, but it is read
lily understandable. He is a grad
uate of Massachusetts Institute
of Technology and took a post
graduate course at the UNIVERSE
ty of Michigan. Then he also
graduated from the Cuban Ma
val Academy.
At present, with degrees from
both American universities, he
engineering inspector of the Gu
ban Navy. The ships he brought
to Key West are the Cuban Ma
vy'S Coast Guard vessels, l06,
107, 1O8.
York expects to remain here
about two weeks during the in
stallation of the radar equip
ment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
Trial OF Four Men For
Unarmed Robbery Begins
In Criminal Court TODAY
Trailer Units
Ready On Nov. -

First ID trailer units placed
in the Fort Taylor reservation.
by the Navy Submarine Base
will be ready for temporary en-
Urgency homes for enlisted per-
sonel of the Navy on November
10, it was announced today.
r. The units will rent for $22. so
a month. including payment of
water and lights. but not includ-
ing gasoline for the stove and
ice. The units are assigned to
the various activities at the Ma
val Base: $50 that each will get
a share of the trailers.
BY January there will be
40 Units in the trailer section of
the base.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Deny Fight Occurred In Club

Officials of the Veterans of
Foreign Wars today denied that
there was any quarrel inside
their club, Flagler avenue and
Second street. last Friday when
several sailors were arrested by
city police.
The fight that took place ac-
CURED outside the ClubroomS"
sad Commander Jack Clark of
the VIEW.
He issued the following state
ment in Connection with the af-
fair:
81. No fight or disturbance re-
quulng the services of the civil
police took place within the
club.
y. No damage was dom to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
,Jr. Wo,,,uu's Clue
Meet Cancelled

The meeting of the Jr. WON
ans Club with the stores and
models for the Fashion Parade
and Dance on December 5th,
which was scheduled for this
evening is postponed until
Thursday evening, 8 p. m at the
Clubhouse on Duval street.
All stores, SeamStreSSeS, and
models who desire to participate
in the Show are urged to attend
this meeting.
There Will be d meeting Of the
board of directors of the Junior
Woman'S Club, 3 o'clock tonight.
ANY models who present thcm-
selves at the meeting viii be
accepted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
Manila Newspaper
Gets A New Home

n ANILA-(AP).-The Amerl-
can owned Manila Daily Bulletin.
whose preWar plant was burned
by the Japanese, is moving into
permanent quarters.
The Bulletin, owned by Carson
Taylor of Los Angeles, recently
received long awaited press and
mechanical equipment from the
us. It has been using borrowed
editorial and press space since it
resumed publication in February.
1916.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
Little BeIOU
Knee Spreads
4nOng Boys

OLNEY. Ill.-(AP).-Olney
High School boys protested
the new look" of goods wear
ing long skirts by wearing
their trousers rolled to the
knees.
It looks no stranger than
the girls lengthy skirts. they
commended.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
MEETING OF DAY
TONIGHT At $3.50

Selection of permanent meet
ing place will mark the session
tonight of the Disabled American
Veterans at $50 o'clock at AL
POinClana Place.
The members of the organiza
ton will also consider the enter
talnment to be given by them at
the Naval Hospital some time in
the future
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
y Nations Invited
ToSea Safety Meet


LONDON.-(AP).-Britain has
invited 81 nations to send repre-
sentativeS to conference opening
April Is, l948, to revise the 1929
international convention for safe
ty of life at sea, the government
has announced.
AS preliminary to the confer
cnce, Britain invited experts to
submit proposals from the Inter
national Civil Aviation Organiza-
ton, the International Telecom-
municatiOnS Union, the 1ntcrna-
tional Meteorological Office and
the Provisional Maritime Con-
SultatlVe Council.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
.TuuiOr-.SeniOr
High School PT1
Meets Tonight

The Junior Senior High
School PTA will hold a meeting
tonight beginning at 8 o'clock.
The meeting will be held in
the high school auditorium. Mrs.
Robert Dopp, president. will talk
about her trip to the PTA state
convention held in St. Peters
burg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
Property Sales

Warranty deeds filed yester
day with Circuit Court Clerk
Ross c. Sawyer transferred
property irf Dennis street from
Norberg Thompson and others to
A. Maitland Adams for 5000,
and from Frank S. Petty and
wife to Robert r. Williams. Mi
ami. property an Big Pine Key
for $500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
FEA Meeting In
Miami Tomorrow

Willard M. Albury. superin-
tendent Monroe public schools,
expects 10 leave for Miami to
morrow to attend the meeting Of
the Florida Education ASSoCla-
ton, including the sections for
the superintendent and mem
berS of the school boards IF the
state.
Il have been subpoeHesd to be
witness in the suit of the Key
West Realty Company versus
the City of Key West which
opens tomorrow. and may not
be able TO attend the meeting,
Albury said today. I'm going to
try to be excused"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
!. FRANK ROBERTS ~
Observation-Disclosures

J. Frank Roberts, chief clerk
i'm the county tax assessors OF
flee, is a great grandpa.
He was told over long distance
telephone from Atlanta last eve
ming that his granddaughter,
Mrs. Gladys Mae Wheat, had
given birth to d daughter at A.
30 o'clock in the afternoon. The
newcomer weighed five and
one half pounds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
CHAPERON
YOUR CICARET

SPRINGFIELD. Mass.-(AP).-
The Springfield Hotel Association
has an etiquette tip for fire pre-
Vention.
Each hotel in the city. displays
a card that recommends Chap
eron Your Cigarettes. Do not
let them go out alonee'A...>-''
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
Russia Plans 70
Plants To Make
Prefab Homes

MOSCOW.-(AP).-In the Rus
sian Republic alone, one of the
sixteen republics making up the
Soviet Union, it has been decided
to set up twenty factories for
manufacture of prefabricated
houses, according to the railway
newspaper Whistle.
Many of the houses which will
be produced there will go to
railway workers, the paper added
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18

of charges of larceny of an au-
tomoblle and using the property
of another without the owner S
consent, respectively.
They were found guilty Of talk
inc the car belonging to Nal
vim G.. Breme and driving 1t up
near Bahia Honda viaduct where
it was wrecked
Judge Caro- will sentence the
pair later
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
Determined
Fisherman

ST When four and
= half pound bass snapped the
line held by DR., Vincent Jacob,
Dr.. Jacob. without waiting to
take off his coat, plunged into the
lake and grabbed his fish before
it became aware of its freedom.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
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Creosote Blast
Kills |, Hurts |

AHOSKIE, N. C.-When bar
rel of creosote exploded, one man
was killed and another seriously
injured, suffering from shock and
the loss of his left leg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18
Seeks DiuOrcc

A petition seeking A divorce
was filed yesterday with Circuit
Court Clerk Ross c. Sawyer by
Thomas F. Canavan against Lo-
retta A. Sullivan Canavan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18

hey West. Florida, has the
mos, equable climate in the
country. with an average
range of only L. Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-18

x Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-18
Poland, Kugoslauia Slows
Tense W Balkans Debate

LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y, July II
- UP - Poland and Yugoslavia
slowed the tense United Nations
Balkans debate today with an 18th
hour attack on the western powers
plan for a long-range Balkans
border commission and by de-
manding that the Security Council
GUST foreign military personnel
from Greece.
The border commission will be
a futile agency, and will weaken
the United Nations, Yugoslavia's
DR.. Jose William warned the Sc
curity council.
It will impose "a kind of United
Nations t~rusteeship" On the four
Balkans countries, declared DR..
Oscar Lange of Poland.
Lange appealed for fresh cleo
tons and a coalition government
in Greece and the removal OF all
American and British military per-
sonnet, asserting that Greec's ris-
ing internal trouble would be stop
ped in no other way.
Lange supported the Russian
contention that the Greek govern
ment, not Greece's northern
neighbors, is responsible for the
current strife in Greece.
sit is imperative to the world
and to the people Of Greece" he
said, "that Greece be extricated
from the network Of international
politics -. pulled from the web
Of power politics"
Irked by the hour-long Yugoslav
speech and scornful of the Polish
demands, o~fficialh of the United
States and Great Britain tried
desperately to speed debate and
force the council into a showdown
on the American plan for peace
keeping machinery.
"Filibuster," some delegates
grumbled while the Yugoslav as
sailed for So minutes the majority
findings of the UN Balkans in
vestigating commission and the
American proposals for carrying
them out.
They grumbled louder when Vii
fan, with an assist from Soviet
deputy foreign minister Andrei
Gromyko, put down a suggestion
that the council skip the required
French translation Of his speech
at the start OF the afternoon meet
ing to save time Sin view Of the
usgency" OF the strife in southeast
ern Europe.
American and British delegates
went into the afternoon session
determined to accelerate debate
and bring the council to the point
where Gromyko must veto or ac-
cept the American proposals which
have proved irritating to the three
Soviet befriended countries at
which they are aimed.
They were assured OF enough
votes to carry the American pro-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-18

Iposals, perhaps slightly amended.
And they had enough support to
defeat overwhelmingly Gromyko's
counter proposal for Q) a security
council order forcing American and
British military personnel out OF
Greece, and (2) a UN commission
to supervise American aid to the
country which represents the west
ern powers bridgehead in that
corner of the world.
Odds favored a Soviet veto. This
was likely to bring demands for
more drastic UN action-and per
haps steps independent Of the UN
from the United States. Britain
and Greece. AS a '1ast resort
officials talked of setting up an
independent commission to watch
the Balkans from Greece if Russia
vetos the US plan.
The Yugoslav delegate accused
American officials Of using Gin
timidation" to get the majority
behind its charge that Bulgaria,
Albania and Yugoslavia were gull
ty Of supporting Guerrilla war
fare in Greece.
The 11-nation border commission
proposed by the United States,
with its broad powers to investi-
gate and conciliate disputes be-
tween Greece and the three north
ern countries, would be practi-
cally futile" William said. He COM
planned that it violated the letter
and spirit of the UN charter and
said Yugoslavia never could con-
slider such a plan legal.
Lange ripped into the Greek
government and its foreign sup
p%orters, charging that the UN was
risking its prestige by consider
ing a solution which Russia and
Poland find unacceptable.
Furthermore" he said, "the
powers given to the commission
would put the four Balkan coun-
tries - Greece included - under
a kind of United Nations trustee.
ship.
IT do believe the United Nations
can and should act drastically
wherever the preservation of peace
requires it. but I do not believe
any of the Balkan countries, and
this also holds for Greece, de-
serve to be treated in this way
when other means are available. -
Drawing his suggestions from a
memorandum from the commun-
ist-contro1led Fam political coali-
ton in Greece, LANCE said the
Greek question could best be set
tied by new elections in Greece,
combined with UN action to pro.
mote "the withdrawal of foreign
troops and foreign military per-
sonnet from Greece"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-18
DIVORCE ACTIONS

David A. Brown, who married
Betty Brown, Christmas eve ir
1941, in a divorce suit instituted
yesterday in county court, asked
that the couples two children be
left in custody of his Wife's moth.
er. The grandmother has been
caring for the youngsters since
the Browns separated two years
ago, the plaintiff said. The wife
now resides in New York state, he
added.
Henry James started divorce &C.
ton against Corine James. They
married eight years ago and are
the parents of two children.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-18

check W on our records. The
checks incident merely brought the
matter to a quick head"
He said he was under the i'm.
preston that the beautiful 27-year.
old great granddaughter of Queen
Victoria had not even asked for a
renewal Of her visitors permit.
Other bureau sources said, how.
ever, that they weren't sure.
Lady Iris check maneuvers
caused a furore in the Washington
New York diplomatic set. The own
er of the dress shop-Mrs. Viii
helmina Adams-swore out a war
rant against her and she was ar
rested in New York.
Her Washington associates made
good the checks, however, and paid
Lady Iris dress bill. Mrs. Adams
promptly dropped her complaint.
The district attorneys office here
announced earlier today that thu
case against the young woman hao
been dropped.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-18
City, County Budgets
Asked For In Advanc,

Proposed budgets from all cou1.
ty and city departments as the,
apply to expenditures that mus
be shared by the city and the
county hereafter may have to be
submitted go days in advance o:
their consideration.
That is the suggestion of Mayor
E. l.. White. He made that sug
gesion yesterday at the joint ses
sion of the city council and county
commissioners.
It came about when it was founc
that proposed budgets submitted
when the two governing bodies al
ready have begun consideration o.
expenditures, slows up considerab'
ly final action.
Under Mayor Whites plan, the
heads of the departments would
hand in the amounts they seek 81
days before July /, the beginning
of the new fiscal year.
Although no official action wa:
taken on the matter yesterday, i
will be held for future considera.
tion.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-18
o NE FOR AGED
NEGROES ENIED
REQUEST BY COUNCIL

City council members and coun
ty commissioners yesterday in
joint session turned down a request
from the Negroes old peoples
home, 600 Brunswick street, for
financial aid.
The home had asked $25 monthly
support from both the city and the
county, the amounts to be included
in the new fiscal years budget.
Mayor E. L. White explained
that previously, the community
chest had turned down a request
from the home. The city-county
joint action was taken on the
grounds that there already is a
county home to take care of such
persons.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-18
iris MUST
| LEAVE COUNTRY
!. ,;oration Officials Issue
0rder Banning Her
From America

LEXINGTON, July II W'H-
MISSIONER Ugo Carusi said to-
' '1h4 that his bureau of immlgra-
lsD' md naturalization had order
Nv Iris Mountbatten, British
d , h@U3 who admitted she
'0D D.sG s185.O5 in worthless checks,
'asssS mt Of the country by Sept.
c,r,,si whose office is in Phila.
,shia, told reporters here that
iris visitors permit expired
! ap 4sb, /, and she had not been
l ? any extension.
pa said the bureaus order tc
. as Iris, third cousin of King
. .so1ee VI. was only indirectly in
',onced by her recent admission
Io+ she passed worthless checks
%, swank washington dress shop
I'VE would have ordered her te
.ooner or later anyway" he
r. But when an alien does
ematbing she shouldn't it comes
Nv af+ention, and we begin tt
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-18
Pull On Red Box Bring.
Action And Lots Of Il

MILWAUKEE, R)-A nine-year
old boy who wal waiting gor his
father near a hospital noticed a
large red box and decided to in
vestigate.
Shortly thereafter three fire en-
gines, two fire trucks, a rescue
squad, an assistant fire chief, a
deputy fire chief. two police ambu-
lances, two squad ears, and two
motorcycle officers decended on
the hospital.
seWhat's all the fuss about?" the
youngster wanted TO know.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-18
Pulls Teeth With Pliers
To Save Dentist Bill

WESTFIELD, Mass. (F - IT'S
done in the comic strips-tajing
out teeth with pliers.
So to save himself a dentists
bill. John Dvorchak, 65, a tailor,
decided to try 1t.
One tooth already has been
pulled that way. Two more, Dvor-
chalk feels, have to come out. But
he is waiting until after the
Knights Of Columbus steak roast
for which he'll need t hoesto W
for which he'll need those two
teeth. Then he'll pull than in the
same way.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-18
10 KILLED

ROME, July 17-R)-The news.
paper Republica said today in g
Naples dispatch, 10 workmen were
killed when a truck in which they
were riding went off a curve or
the mountainous Naples Cosenza
highway and fell several hundred
feet into a ravine.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15
Soviet Deportations in
the British Zone of
Germany

The Lithuanian newspaper "Mu-
sa Kelias", appearing in Dillingen,
Germany, relates an incident which
recently took place in Lubbock. A
car had stopped near some bar
racks inhabited by DPS and two
Russians had climbed out of it..
They had, accosted a Latvian and
asked whether he had any spirits
for sale. Upon his negative answer
they had asked a few more ques-
ton and then drawn out their re-
volvers and, threatening the Lat
vian with them, had forced him to
climb into their car, which i'm
mediately drove off at great speed.
Some days later the Latvian sue
ceeded in escaping and returned to
his camp, where he said that he
had been forcibly taken to the Rus
sian zone and kept confined there.
He had managed to flee during a
change of guard.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15
Cain Park Theatre
State SARI

Cain Park Theatre sekancia sa-
waite statys paskutini savo vasari-
MO sezono veikala, smagia lengva
ir populiare opera SARI, Emerich
Kalman kurini.
Sakoma jog Sis veikalas parem-
tas garsaus valcu kompozitoriaus
Strauss'o gyvenimu, dedasi dalinai
Vengrijos cigonu stovyklose, dalinai
Paryziuje pereitame simtmetyje.
Cigonu sokius Shame veikale pa
ruose Tilda Morse, Cain Parks
sokiu vedeja, kuri taip pat pasma'
gina antra akta operoje patiekda.
ma originalius Paryzieciu can-car
sokius.
Daugeli smagiu SARI melodijp
dainuos vadovaujami veikejai Gus
Constantine, Angelica Mancini, Fred
Tyler, Bert Lange ir kiti megiami
dainininkai is Handel Wadsworth' S
Light Opera Cain Park Company.
Visa vadovybe yra zinioje Han
del Wordsworth ir jo padejejo Will
liam D'Zomba, scenerijas paruose
Gerald Gentle, Gains techniskas
direktorius.
SARI bus perstatoma nuo antra-
dienio, Rugp. 19, Xxi sestadienio,
Rugp. %.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-08-15
NEPAPRASTAS
ISEAZIAVIMAS

81 isvaziavima surengia Lie
tuviu Manu- Savininku Vieny-
be, 81 sekmadieni, Rugp.-Aug
II d.. SabePs Grove (Sabaliau-
sko farmoje). Nuvaziavimas !:
Sukti is Euclid ave. Chardon
Road, ir vaziuoti Xxi pasidarys
du keliai; kelias po desinei tai
White Road ir juo vaziuoti Xxi
Bishop Road. Ten jau bus pix
niko vieta, pirmas keliukas po
desinei j miska.
Shame isvaziavime norim ma
tyti visus Clevelando ir apie-
linkes Lietuvius. Manu- saw
ninkai paskleide tukstancius IT,
kietu j piknika, kuriais pikni-
ko dalyviai dar lures proga lai-
meti dovanas. Oar ir dabar tu
tikietu galite gauti pas biznie-
rius, bet galit atvaziuoti ir be
tikieto j piknika, ten gauslt
savo tikieta dovanoms lalmetl,
be mokejimo izangos.
Piknike bus kalbu If lvairlQ
smagiu pramogu, ir atvaziavu-
sieji lures gera laika.
Pikniko vieta tik apie trys
mylios su keliais blokais nuo
Euclid Ave. X. staupas,
Komisijos pirm.