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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
City Promised
Prompt Action On
Parking Meters

Prompt action regarding the
city'S expressed interest in the
penny parking meter was prom
ised yesterday by j. r. Brown,
state representative of the M. H.
Rhodes, Inc, company of Hart
ford, Conn.
Brown visited the office of City
Manager o. J. S. Ellingson and
said that he would see that his
company contact the city at once
about. replacing the 200 nickel
meters which the city has on hand
but not yet installed, for penny
nickel type.
Ellingson said Brown related
that 1.-The penny meter is the one
everybody wants" although his
company prefers to sell the nickel
devices. Brown is taking the
place of H. R. Mccain, who
promised the city manager a
month ago that he would see that
the factory took quick action to
meet the city's inquiries regarding
the penny meter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
Russia Attempting To Make
China, Germany Communist
States, Sen. Bridges Charges
OBJECTIVE is TO HAVE
THOSE COUNTRIES BE-
COME SATELLITES AND
ALLIES OF SOVIETS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-Sen-
ator Stiles Bridges, Republican,
New Hampshire, charged in the
senate today that Russia is trying
to make Germany and China
communist states.
The objective, he added, is to
have China and Germany become
satellites and allies of Russia,
and have them operate under a
centralized government at Mos
cow.
AS regards Germany, he said
the Russian attitude is plainly APP
parent. He charged that Russia
has more troops in Germany than
the combined number of all the
other Allies. Russia has in mind
organizing a German army dom
mated by Russian officers, Bridg-
es declared.
AS to China, he stated it was
regrettable that the United States
had decided to withdraw all
troops from that country. The
withdrawal will accelerate Rus
sian attempts to convert China
into a communist state.
In view of the Russian attitude
toward GERMANY and China
Bridges concluded, it would be
suicidal stupidity" for the United
States to reveal the secret of the
atomic bomb.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
Garrison Blight
Problem Left To
C.ofC. Committee

Reopening of Garrison Blight
project was preached at a meet
ing Of the Board of Directors of
the Chamber of Commerce this
week.
The directors expressed conf
dencc in the waterways, harbor
facilities and shipping commit
tee which is under the leadership
Of Edwin Trevor to study the
problem presented by the open
ing of Garrison Blight.
Other members of the commit
tee which will deal with this
problem are Cyril Marshall, Ber-
I'm FELTON,. l.. p. Artman, Jr., Cap
tain Lloyd Shaeffer and A. j.
Dion.
The directors left future action
to the committee.
Directors of the Chamber au-
thorized the distribution of Key
West literature TO the informa-
ton booth in Bayview Park,
which was established some
years ago by the Disbursements
Association.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
May Ban Carnivals
From City In Future
- siNH~SNEN LAMENT
anti q LOSSES - ri
MttT Ot PRESENT
Mfk48m

A. sffaa naY b. made by
u ~ Kss wcst b. ban
N#mah ana Hmila SHOWS here
- He feims H uas barncd to-
a
49, W huains ulcn an
- W tht Nmfa 0i Direct
t fhamfnt sf G mmercc
81 Hiaa tha eesk that the
nf fafuHsl naa operating
81 tsf a DtNluu streets. mas
M elltlt an thc bus
mt af thr cats
a. 8ai thai thr lucal OF
aaHsafaaa HeneiHtnE Ifum Tho
h a tls Veterans Of
Nn N ana thr Volunteer
FM Aa ia5ion. should
s unt rai4na cam
Hma nstsad af mnelng car
h
HNM kafmn eamaB Wcd Cvr-
taH M ha stairWtni O. the
Nh atftei.Ht thai thc 'i-
es Hnaia ftalko more
h sswpaiHns lhan they do
M - lHHm a Percentage OF
am Nts H ere tafnitals
NhF eaIHffaI nHA here b. def
nse hwuua hu.insss n Key
% wn uusinfsna aa'd II
Hf.aa tHf u'rai''t ana lhe
" faH'fa' ihN's % TOT
H' " N't Gus "i'''h
20 ~ ff
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
City To Buy Lot Which Has Blocked ed.
Colored Playground; Negroes He enn y 4
In For Recreation, Official Declares

and white section. Hunter said.
''Fhey can't go either way" They
lave no swimming area. The
beach where they u,Al to swim
is now occl pied by tn. Officers
dub. Previously it vas under
Army cont oil and the Army al
loved them to use it.
The rec 'eat;onal din ectG, said
t at about two years ago the Fed
Crai Government sent The CITY a
check for $3,002.00 in payment
for property which the Army mad
taken from the city and on which
the colored population Eao a rec
reatiOn area known as Ingraham
Park in the vicinity OF Thomas
and Louisa street. The park con-
tanned a baseball field md com
munity center building.
In an effort to find some place,
however small, for the displaced
colored people. Hunter contlnu-
ed. the city bought 4 l-2 lots on
Louisa and Thomas streets about
a year and half ago. Two and "A
half were purchased from the
Afro-American Insurance co. for
S975. The insurance company Of
fered to donate $3.50, however,
upon the day that a new play
ground is dedicated.
Two other lots were bought for
1915 from George A. Leach. One
lot remained to be purchased. the
Continued on Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31

Key Vests March of Dimes
reached its peak last night when
capacity crowds flocked to the
Birthday Balls held at La Casa
Marina, La Concha Hotel and the
Submarine Base tennis courts.
! The throngs of merry-makers
attending the annual festivities
held on the birthday of the last
President Roosevelt contributed
approximately $1,000 in the two
hotels alone to the National
Foundation for Infantile Paraly-
sis which he founded.
Roughly speaking we are
near our $4,000 goal" General
Chairman Lee Mason said this
morning. He included contempla-
ted receipts from the Navy drive
in his estimate. The chairmen
said that the Key West drive,
separate from the Navy, has
brought in between $4,000 and
$4,000"
Further contributions are
forthcoming from the children'S
dime cards in the city's schools,
the dime boxes scattered
throughout the city and tonights
canvassing at the local theatres.
Although the Navy drive was
conducted separately from the
city's, "every dollar collected at
the Navy Yard goes to our fund.
the chairman emphasized. Of the
total receipts of the drive, so per
cent go to the National Founda-
ton and the remainder is retain
ed by the county chapter.
More than 300 persons damned
the beautiful Casa Marina last
night and gave $500 apiece to the
March of Dimes. They were re-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
New Synthetic E ma M et
Preserves Venetian Blinds

A new synthetic enamel that is
absolutely weather-proof for use
on Venetian blinds, has been de-
veloped by engineers working for
the Maxwell Company in Miami.
The new product, made up from
secret formula, is called Sal-O-
Seal.
Before it was adopted to COM
merclal use, Sal-O-Seal was APP
piled to strips of wood of the same
type used in making Venetian
blinds, and exposed for several
weeks to the elements.
After several tests of this sort,
II was proven that Sal-O-Seal alb
solutely prevents cracking, fading
and chalking on Venetian blinds.
-Advt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
Truman May Stop
Overnight In Key
WeStM March.
UBy The Associated Press,

tBy The Associated Preasb
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.-
President Truman may stop
overnight at the Key West.
Fla. naval base enroute to
San Juan. Puerto Rico. during
the first week in March. Presi-
dental Press Secretary Chas.
c. Ross said here.
The President is due to
board his private vessel. the
USS Williamsburg. at San
Juan on March 10 to witness
part of the Atlantic Fleet
maneuvers. He will leave
here about March 8 or 9 for
San Juan.
Mr.. Truman will fly to
Mexico City on March 9 to
confer with President Miguel
Aleman. On his return trip
he will stop at Waco. Tex.
where he will receive a doctor
of laws degree from Baylor
University on March s and
then will return by plane
nonstop to Washington.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31

The city's long-deferred pur-
chase of the one remaining lot
which has been blocking a pro-
posed colored recreation area in
the vicinity of Thomas and
Louisa streets is now in the pro-
cess of completion, it was
learned today.
City Manager o. J. S. Filing
son has given Recreational Di-
rector Dwight Hunter the go
ahead" signal and Hunter has
written Edward Griffith Of
Hollywood, Cal, owner of the
lot, to complete the deal.
Purchase of the Griffith
property will help the colorc1 re-
creational problem only to a
small degree, however, Hunter
said.
1T will give US IL lots for
colored recreational purposes ,
he continued "but this is sufflcl-
ent only for a few pieces of play
o'Iund apparatus and 4 softball
!;lmond fp~ small chiIdrcn The
pea is nor large enoYgn for an
adult diamond.
Hunter pointed out that the
Army and Navy expansion here
has reduced the coloTe1 commu-
tvs rccI9ational facilities to
a..nost nothing.
People Hemme6 In
THE co.0red people are hem
med in between the Arlry, Navy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
Commissioner /. CarbOnell
Says He Will Fight To Cut
City Budget BY $4,000
TAVORS MORE ION M
PAIRS TO STREETS.
LESS FOR POLICE AND
FIRE RADIOS. CARS

The proposed 1917 city bsHaMea
can be slashed by $4,000 30 80.
600 from its figure Of sS62 2ese 81
City Commissioner Louis Cas-.
ell said today. The Junior com.
mission member said he viii fiEhs
to eliminate a number Of iiesns
in the budget at Tuesday nights
commission meeting.
Carbonell voiced opposition %
new police and fire dcpaFtment
cars, a city appropriation 10 me
radio station here. radios Ia 30.
lice and fire vehicles. certain le.
gal department items and naune
salary raises.
He advocated a larger appFe.
priation for street repairs nm
reduction of City Personnel Ga.
rector Jack Murray's salary. and
increased pay for some employees
such as City Finance Direetor.
Comptroller Charles Roberts END
City Engineer Robert D0pp
The Commissioner said that
the amount for street repairing
materials and supplies should he
$4,000 at least. the same a. last
years amount. The budget cuts
it to $4,000. Dopp asked for Sc.
900.
"Dopp neds help" CaTbounsi
said. I'VE should have II leasi e.
much for street repairing in AZ
as we had in '48" fThe budget
aportions $40.834.20 for street -.
pairing as compared with sd
2l3.00 last year, The Cusn.
mission said he also obieeted -
eliminating 10 street repair lab.
/ orers from the budget. they we've
included in the '46 budget
CodifYing Item Offered
A budgetaTy item providing
| $4,000 for codifying city ordinsn.
ces also drew CarbOnell's uppal.
ton. He said he also opposed .
$i57s item for hiring an assistsnt
city attorney.
81 am against the $500 q be
set aside for buying two pUlrs
cars. $500 for central radio 30
ton equipment. the $500 fof 30
dio maintenance and $3.50 inF
other radio equipment, ! fought
against placing radios in police
and fire department ears and Wiii
continue to do SO They aren't
needle in a town this size
Carbonell also opposed the 9
700 item for buying cas- Cos tlsa
Fire Chief.
THE Chief Just bought e 80 a.
car; the city doesn't need g. afte
him one. Carbonell said o. sal8
he also will oppose the s180 tar.
for placing a radio IN the chief
car and two S70t items fpr plaf.
ing radios in the fire trucks
Il would also cat ~ beast in
half the $1,000 "a be spent Soc thr
radio station IN Kew Wet by ths
city. II this amount D. o. Be- uand
at all, It should be- split iIftt fifil
between the Chamber 81 Goes.
merce and radio station
The Commission said 10 eat
going To work g. eliminate Hiaaf
of the salary raises ptuviard hf
the tentative budget u Ties
could live in 81 on thstf pst
they surely could IN a. b. ssid
The lush days are over We've
got to get 10 the point where 80
can economic. don't feel lac
going back 20 the days when vr
had to hand out scrip u smf
hurt anybody 90 cut thr hutgri
We should be- spending lvss thif
wear than we did ~ 1919 lnsifad
a 4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
Palestine TO
Be Subjected
To Iron Rule


JERUSALEM, Jan. 31-British
authorities in Palestine are pre-
pairing to resort to sterner meas
ureS in attempting to stamp out
terrorism in this country, it was
announced today.
AS prelude to the rule of the
iron hand, the British have order
ed the evacuation of all women
and children of civilian British
employees in Palestine. The evac-
uation' began today. and when it
is completed, the government is
expected to establish marshal
law and intensity the search for
terrorists. 90 49, s.,.e.s
EvacueeS are being sent back
to England, and the reason for
that precaution, the government
explained. was to Illustrate any
attempt the terroristS might have
taken to exact reprisals by kid
MAPPING British women and child
rem.
Former Prime Minister
Churchill, in a speech in the
house of commons today, fovor-
ed Great Britain's abandoning
her mandate in Palestine unless
the United States shares the bur-
den with Great Britain on So
so basis. Should the United States
refuse, he added, then Great
Britain should turn the mandate
of Palestine over to the United
Nations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
March OF Dimes Fete Drew
Capacity Crowds Last Night

warded by seeing AL Jolson in
person. The famed stage and
screen figure, introduced by Ma
son, made a lew remarks about
the March of Dimes cause in his
inimitable manner and sang
songs almost by the score as his
hearers showered him with re-
quests. Jolson was accompanied
by Nick Kenny, New York Mir
ror columnist. A number of other
fast-moving acts by Miami enter
tainers were presented.
La Concha Hotel was also
packed to capacity. The 200 in at
tendance contributed $400 to the
cause and were entertained by a
troupe of Miami stage people.
Russ Daily and his Cafe Society
orchestra alternated with John
ME Benefits Cuban Boys with
some smooth dance music.
Jolson also appeared at the
Navy Yard party where hundreds
pressed closely around him to
hear the almost legendary singer
of Nanny" and Sonny Boy" in
person on the gayly decorated
courts.
Through the cooperation of
Musicians Local 202, the services
of several Key West bands were
made available at La Caca Mar
ina, as contributions to the drive.
A steady musical program was
provided by Hector Barroso's
band from the Driftwood, John
Pritchard's Orchestra, Arturo
Henriquez' band from the Trop-
les, the Three Sharps from the
Sand and Surf club and Gene
Costello trio from Casa Marina
Band leaders contributed their
services.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
Sands Receives
$50 Leave Paw

Merrill Sands. 2840 Seidenberg
Avenue, yesterday received term
inal leave bonds in the sum of
$510.83 for leaves that had ac-
cumulated while he was in the
US. Naval Service.
The bonds were received
through the office of Jack A.
Saunders, Monroe County Veter-
ans Service officer. Sands is en-
ployed at John Gardeners Pharm-
acy in Division Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
Woman Held For
Receiving Radio

Ellen CARNIVAL, who lives in
Mastic Trailer Camp, was arrest
ed yesterday on a warrant by
Chief Deputy Sheriff Moreno
Wallace and charged with receiv-
ing stolen property. The warrant
was sworn out by Ralph Garcia,
also a resident of Mastic Park,
charging the woman with receiv-
ing a radio stolen from his trailer.
The woman pleaded not guilty
when arraigned before Peace JUS
tee J. Y. Porter w. She was re-
leased under 500 bail for appear
ance before the Criminal Court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
Tax Collectors
Safe InNew.W Wing

Work on the new addition to
the offices of Tax Collector
Archie Roberts, now under way
IN the brick structure adjoining
The City Building, was far enough
advanced this noon to permit the
huge safe of the collectors office
To bc moved in.
Roberts said he expected the
annex to be finished this week.
The new room will be used by
the tax office clerks and to ac-
commodate some records now re-
tanned upstairs in the City Hall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-31
MUTE OWLS VS.. sTARLINcS

DECATUR, Ill.-Stuffed owls,
stationed at strategic points atop
187-foot-high gas storage tanks
have been found the most sue
cessful weapon in Kidding Decatur
of starlings, according to an ASso-
citation of Commerce committee.
Evening star., 1947-04-20
CO Prices on

Down prices hundreds Of items throughout
bring down normal
everything have marked down those
to other Retailers will follow
philosophy back
ufocturer wholesaler textile mills We need their cooperation
fair level Of for you
Evening star., 1947-04-20
1895

Chairs to sink in, sprowl in, relax in! Chairs
covered in heavy sturdy cotton tapestries.
Chairs in smart shades Of wine, blue, natural,
beige, light blue, rose. Chairs with plump re-
versibIe spring-fiIIed cushions. 7 styles in OIL
including barrels, clubs, knuckIe arms and loose
pillow bocks
Living Room Furniture Floor Bag Hecht Co.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
AMERIKANCI VIDELI
V DALJNI KIM
GERONIMO PIRAMIDO

sANGHAJ, u. marca -" Nv
nedostopnih in oddaljenih gorah
province sansi, in sicer ma
vzhodnem delu Kline Sc naha ia
ogromna piramida," je izjavil
polkovnik Maurice Sheahan, di-
rektor Trans-World zracnih
zvez "a Daljni who'd.
IL zraka izgleda ia piramida
mnogo vecja kot pa slovite pira-
mide v Egiptu. Sheahah racuna,
da je ia piramida visoka okrog
1 900 cevljev in da je njen te-
E1e,j sirok okrog 1,500 cevljev.
Baje Sc piramida nahaja v ne
XII dolgi dolini, v katero je do
stop nemogoc. Lezi okrog 40
mill JUNO cd Siana, prestolnice
province in prve prestolnice XII
tajske dinastije Han, XII je Via
dala 300 let pred rojstvom Kri-
stusa.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
V nedeljo je prireditev
llaSe mladine

Cleveland, O.-V nedeljo, 30.
marca OBJ $3.50 popoldne bodo
|podai pevci in pevke Mladinske-
ga pevskega zbora svoj pomla-
danski koncert in igro ma odru
Slovenskega delavskega donna
ma Waterloo Rd.
Gotovo vam je pri srcu nasa
pesem. No, in v nedeljo vam bo-
do zapeli cello vrsto poznanih
pesmi. Med drugimi DO ma pro-
gramu tudi par partizanskih Pc
smi. To so pesmi, XII so sc po-
javile v dneh bojev in trpljenja,
skozi katerega je Sci mas narod
v zadnji vojni. In prav te pesmi,
XII prihajajo il grl mladincev in
mladenk V osvobojeni Sloveniji,
bodo peli nasi otroci v nedeljo.
Pripeljite svoje otroke. Dobi-
Ii bodo veselje, da pristopijo k
zboru. Vsi ste dobrodosli v ne
deljo in potem, ker rabimo no.
viii moci, da sc obdrzi to lepo
kulturno ustanovo.
Otroci bodo nastopili v igri
"Novi rod" Vnjej Sc kazejo no.
vi ljudje, XII v skupnem delu sku-
sajo popraviti strasno skodo, XII
jo je napravil sovraznik. z brat
sko ljubeznijo opravljajo skup-
no delo in petjem in vedrim
obrazom gledajo boljsi bodocno-
sti v obraz.
Vloge imajo Florence Sisko-
vich (stric Joze), NADIA Skerl
(teta Lize), Johnny Pavli (Ja-
nez), Stanley Tomsic (Frances),
Raymond Videmsek (Tone),
Mildred Tomsic (Metka), Fran
ces Homar (Francka), Alice
Pike (Urska), Helen Mihelcic
(Toncka), Nancy Samsa Qvan-
ka), Marian Kapel (Slovenija)
in udarniska ceta: Ruth Vidrich,
Donna Prime, Ronnie Dovgan,
Joan Lazar, Margaret Nainger,
Beverly Hoffman, Florence Ma
rolt, Alice Homar, Frances Vau-
tar, LaVerne Vauter, Margaret
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA
Oster, Ludwig Oster, Richard
Tomsic, Johnny Grabner.

Oster, Ludwig Oster, Richard
Tomsic, Johnny Grabner.
Vines je vpletenih nekaj par
tizanskih in vec drugih pesmi.
Ia zakljucek Sc DO podalo sa-
ljiv PRIOR "Janez v New Yor-
ku." V njej nastopita Eddy Ter
lep. kot Janez in Robert Som
rak kot natakar. Slisali in zaba-
vail Sc boste, kako sc bosta ra-
zumela-natakar Janezove slo-
venscine in Janez natakarjeve
anglescine. Vsak po svoje in to
bo vzbudilo obilo smeha.
Zvecer DO pies. Igral bo Vad-
nalov orkester, XII je eden maj
popularnejsih.
Pridite in lie pripeljite svoje
otroke, da boste videli, kaj lah-
ko napravijo otroci. Dali Jim
boste tudi podporo, gmotno in
moralno "a nadaljne delo.
Odbor.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-03-28
l4-LETNA DEKLICA
MA. ZATOzNI KLOPI
KOT MORILKA OcETA

ST, LOUIS, 27. marca-Tukai
Sc je danes zacel process proti
14-letni Mary Catherine Rear
don, XII je obtozena, da je 8. feb
ruarja ustrelila svojega bogate-
ga oceta, ko jo je peljal domov,
potem ko je bila najdena v neki
turisticni kampi v druzbi 13-let-
mega Michaela D'Arcy-a, 8 ka-
terim je zbezala donna.
Obramba ,,je> presenetila pro-
sekucijo izjavo, da bo podala
dokaze, da Vincenta Reardona
nj ustrelila njegova hci, temvec
da je usodni strel oddal decek,
XII je teko-ll voznje, ma kateri je
bill ustreljen Reardon, dobil po-
skodbe, katerim je podlegel.
Odvetnik "a obrambo je dale
izjavil, da Sc v telesu obtozene
deklice nahaja krogla, katero je
izstrelil decek, in da bo to tekom
obravnave dokazano. Obtozenka
ne samo da nj ustrelila oceta, je
izjavil odvetnik "a obrambo,
temvec ga je dejansko branila,
pri cemur je' bila sama obstre-
liena.>