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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26

was making a try for Congress
against Mel Mas.
Motion resigned a. president Of
Tuskegee. DR.. W. d. Brown
raped Farmer-Labor party IN
Hennepin county for double
crossing Harry L. Scott. Ger
trude Thomas, active fratsrnai
figure, dies at 81. Robert smalls
former Twin city Urban League
executive, resigns Kansas city
post with League. :. Friends pay
final tribute to J. B. Glover, be-
loved railroad man. The inter
national favorite, ''rhe Green Pas
lures" with Richard B. Harrison
as de Lawd" played the Cyrus
Northrop Auditorium Nov. So. !.
Bill Small, who played end on
Minneapolis Central Highs "a
football team was named all-city
end on both the Tribune and the
Journal teams. Donald Under
wood, left half on the same team,
was the Journal first team selec-
ton.
A. Philip Randolph told a
Twin city audience that the
Negro @must suffer or de-.
Twin girls were born to Forum
president @. O. Chlvers and
Mrs. Chlvers, Nov. 30. John
nc COnnlcO Anchor Hlyard,
past worthy master, died. -.
NJ. L. BarIxsdaIe, st. Paul resi-
dent for IS years, died at 60. :.
Mary Jones conducted the Sc.
Paul Society News for this pa
per. Beacon Light choir with
Elder A. Gaynes Thompson was
quite q favOFite.
1885: J. Weldon johnson was
january convocation speaker at
up. The Adelphai Club hos.
pital committee reported there are
IA Negro inmates at the Vets
hospital. .Du Bots spoke al
Wheatley under the auspices Of
the Womens International League
for Peace and Freedom. >. .Italy'i
Army Sails for Ethiopia. .Flos.
sic Harris, Marie Hughes and
Archie James appear in one act
play, Good Medicine" before
dramatic classes of Mrs. Eva Carr
-. Supreme Court gets Scots,
boro boys case. Richard B. Har,
rison, the actor here in November
dies in March. .wayman Home
Circles annual Fashion show wa
held April 2. .Billee Griffin di'
reefs successful Brownfield Fol.
lies. John Thomas hits at the
political lethargy Of MinnesOts
Negroes. .Atha Moore crowned
Wheatley Mardi Gras queen.
Hold Everything" is a Wheatley
Dramatic Club presentation. In
the cast is Opal Stone, jessie
Shepard, Flossie Harris, Louise
Seymour, Kermit Kitchen, Wen,
dell Jones, Allie Glenn, Harriet
NJ. Jones, Jeanette williams, Ma,
RE Hughes, Clarence Hughes
Archie James, Tom stovall, Beu'
lah Mitchell, Louis Mason Jr.
John Baldwin, Frances PEBBLES
Donald McAdams, Francis Nc.
HE, Mary Kyle and MarrionS
PEBBLES. Joe Louis, young De,
troit former Golden Glover, de,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26

Agra. bessie Gresham and zEsa
yeanctta johnson aponaored a.
musical al tne 81 Pani Church
q God n Christ On 2oth ond 81
Ave, So. The smithcniana Of 81
Paul were guests.
Margaret yeWett Of Den M0ines,
Iowa passed away Friday evs-
ming, August 81 Mr. md AETn.
Can Ampey S. Roynision Ava.
No. and Oliver AlnpeH 21G Birnt
Ave. NO. Ieft Monday. August al
70 attend her funeral services
which were held Tuesday cazl
and Oliver Ampey were brothers
Of Mira, Jawett
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26
SOCIAL & PERSONAL

Mr. and mrs. Paul Chapman and Mrs Ellen Chandler az
Boston, Mass left for their home Friday August o They had
been visiting Mr. and Mrs james Fraction snd family, ss41
Clinton Ave- So
Mr. and AIfs Frank Easand and daughter sally were
weekend guests Of Mr. and Mrs William Seabron 1901 25h
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26

For less than 9 cents per week
you can have this paper delivered
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26
SOCIAL e PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

MIR. and Mrs.. Charles e. Moore of Washington D. c. are
in the city visiting with their parents Mr. and Mrs Louis p
Moore 662 Central Ave. and Mr. Moores brothers and sis
tersinaw, Mr. and Mrs Louis NJ Moore 694 Iglehat Ave-
The Moores arrived the city Wednesday August H. by car
The family left for the North Woods and returned city
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29
Representative Papy Leaves
Friday For Tallahassee To
Attend Legislative Session
ID. B. Russell, So,
Died Last Night
tA9 Wircphote

~
Doddridgc B. Russell, 80, who
resided at 400 Southland street,
died last night in the Galley Me-
mortal Hospital, after short ill
ness.
Survivors are one son, Orion
Russell one daughter, Mrs. A. o.
Siler, of Richmond, Virginia, two
brothers. Henry and Raymond
Russell; one sister, Florinda
Knowles, Of Miami; seven grand
children, and seven great grand
children.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 5 O'Clock
in the First Congregational
Church, Rev. Peyton, Pastor Off
eating.
The body will be placed in the
church at 2::30 o'clock, Pritchard
Funeral Home in charge of ar
rangements. Burial will be in
the family plot in City Cemetery.
NJ. Russell was a member of
the KNIGHTS Of the Golden Eagle
and Patriotic Order Sons of
America. e
Pallbearers will be Olney Rob-
erts, Robert Shultz. Ramon Rod
riguez, Rogelio Gomez. Francis
Deleanev j. Frank Roberts and
Dewey Riggs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29
Eisenhower Rests
At Key West NaDal
Station; IS Sick Mar,
ArriUed Here Yesterday Afternoons;
Undergoing Treatment Al
NGvaI Station

Dwight Eisenhower USA. acting chairman of the
chiefs Of the Armed resting quietly
West Station today.
The general looked be sick when he alshed
Humans arpane Boca chica Naval Air
Field yesterday at Ass pm. sssg# s
Major Schulz his personal aide.
ne walked gangplank the plane. I'm little dizzy
ne exclaimed a. he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29
Rent Control
Bill Due To Pass
Senate Tonight
ny The Associated PRESS,

WASHINGTON, March 29.--
The rcnt-control bill. which was
agreed on yesterday by senate
and house conferecs, is expected
to pass the senate BY tonight.
It is also expected that the
house win approve the measure
tomorrow, thus beating the dead
line BY one day, as the present
rent-control law expires By mid
night Thursday.
Though the measure is rot in
accord with President Truman's
recommendations, it is thought
that he will sign it. 1t is not as
strong a bill as he favored, and
will last only Is months, instead
Of the "a he had recommended.
Chief provision in the bill, SO
far as control or the lack of it is
concerned, gives cities, towns
and counties the power to dis
continue rent-control with the APP
prevail of the governor Of the
state where such action is taken.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29
Jennie Malone Pill
Buried In Chicago
On Monday

Mrs. Rudolph Pilz, the former
Jennie Malone of Key West was
buried in Chicago Monday after
noon. She was 81 years old. the
daughter Of the late Ma'. and Mrs.
VIM. III. Malone ST. and sister of
our late Mayor, William H. Ma
lone, who was also oui. state
senator for many years.
Surviving Mrs. Pilz are her
husband, Rudolph of Chicago;
one son by a former marriage,
Donald Sawyer of New Orleans;
two sisters, Mrs. Josephine Ste
phens of Miami and Mrs. Manuel
Herrera of Key West. There are
also two grandchildren
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29
q VISITORS GO ON
COMMERCE FISHING TRIP
Toial OF LIZ Tourists
Take Trips To Upper
Keys On Commerce
Bo.ly's Trips This Year

Twenty-one visitors from ten
states accompanied the Chamber
of Commerce Fishing party up
the Keys yesterday. The weekly
motor caravans which during the
season have visited No Name
Key and Pirates Cove, fished
along the old Highway behind
Boca Chica this week.
To date this year 4l2 visitors
have accompanied the trips. To
date last year only 1859 had gone
out on the parties.
The. Monday afternoon trips
are set up as part of the week
ly tourist recreation program
I. conducted by the Chamber of
Commerce for the entertainment
of winter visitors.
Each week, a motor caravan is
formed and for twenty-five
-cent charge, tourist can accom-
pany a personally conducted trip
upon with fishing tackle, bait
and refreshments are furnished.
Those who catch fish are award
ed a handsome certificate, de-
signed by Cyril Marshall, which
reads as follows
"Piscatorial Pilgrimage along
the Florida Keys" sponsored by
the Key West Chamber of Com
merce. This is proof positive that
the owner of this certificate did
participate in the weekly pill
grithage to points on the Florida
/, Keys for the purpose of tempting
some unwary fish onto his or her
hook"
There is a blank line left for
/ the names and number of fish
hooked and a space left for the
estimated yards and tons that got
away. Spaces arc left for two wit
nesSes to sign.
Chamber Manager Harold r
Laubscher said that the awards
. are made ON the next Chamber
Fun Mite following each Monday
afternoon trip and the visitors arr
always enthusiastic about reeeiv,
ing their souvenir certificates.
Those who accompanied yes.
terdays caravan were: Mrs Mars
E. Honey. Cleveland; Mr.. aIe
Mrs. Sands Calhoun, Jackson
Heights, New York; Mr.. w. ]
Barnett, London, Kentucky: Mis-:
/ Mamie Jones, Okslossa, Tenn.
Mrs. X: Westcott, Sacket Harbor
Maine; Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hackett
4 Continued On Page Sikh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29
Change Does MOI Go
Into Effect Till
Tomorrow, Bul Market
Responds JubiIaniIy

NEW YORK, March 29-The
Stock Market. which had been
sluggish for the last two weeks or
50, perked up decidedly today.
The ''shot Ia the ARM was the
ruling yesterday of the Federal
Reserve Board decreasing the
amount OF down payment in the
buying of stock 20 so per cent.
In 1947 marginal buying had
been only 25 per cent. The down
payment of rs per cent that went
into effect al that time will end
with today's buying.
but. though the change does
not 90 into effect until tomorrow,
the news was so inspiriting, buy
ing was lively from the time the
market opened until il closed,
The board placed the down
payment at rs percent to check
what appeared to be a runaway
market Speculation in stock in
i9f7 reached a level that reflect
ed inflationary tendencies. That
trend was curbed by the reduced
Continued On Page Six,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29
Colder Weather
Along Eastern
iSeaboard
tspeciaI 10 The Citizenl

BOSTON, Mass, March 29.-
1t has turned colder along the
eastern seaboard during the past
"a hours following the passage of
weak cold front off the coast.
This temperature change was
most marked in the south Allan
tic states where temperatures
yesterday were as much as 20 de-
grees lower and now are near
the normal for the season. Warm
air is now flowing northward
thru the Mississippi valley and it
is again unseasonably warm in
the central portion of the coun-
try with 10 degrees readings yes
terday as far north as central IL
hnois. During last night mini
mum temperatures were near or
above normal over all sections of
the Mississippi valley. Only in
northern Maine and in the north
ern Lake region were tempera-
lures below freezing.
Pressure continues high over
the western Atlantic and build
ing high pressure cell is conferred
over the middle Atlantic states,
Under the influence of this high
pressure cell skies are mostly
clear over the eastern half of the
country but some cloudiness is
continuing in the southeastern
states
A weak trough of low pressure
extends southwark from the east
ern Great Lakes to deep low
conferred in New Mexico. There
is widespread cloudiness and
scattered PRECIPITATION along the
western side of this trough but
fair weather covers most of the
area westward to the Pacific
coast under the influence of q
| large high pressure system cen
tered in the Washington Oregon
area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29
Requests Residents
To Discuss Legislation
With Him; To Try To
Gel More Road Money


Representative Bernie G. Papy
said today he will be pleased to
discuss legislation with any resi-
dent or group of residents of
Monroe county before he leaves
for Tallahassee next Friday.
i have already discussed legis-
lation with members of various
local organizations" Mr.. Papy
stated, but if any others wish to
see me / shall be glad to confer
with them in my office. Or they
may write me at Tallahassee at
any time while the legislature is
in session. Should any resident
of Monroe county go to the CAPT
tai during my stay there, | invite
them to call at my office"
Besides his legislative duties,
he said, he is going to contact
Chairman McKeithan of the
State Road Department to re-
quest that the $4,000 that has
been allotted to Monroe county
for lateral roads be used during
this year.
i am hopeful to obtain more
money next year to construct
feeder roads on the Keys" Mr..
Papy said. Il succeeded in getting
the $4,000 when l pointed out to
Mr.. McKeithan and other mem
bers of the department that the
construction of feeder roads to
the Overseas Highway means the
development of the Keys. ! am
going to continue to stress that
! argument in further discussions
with the board, and | believe
that during Fuller Warren's adj
ministration the State Road De
partment will build many addi-
tional feeder roads on the Keys"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29
Taft Fayors
Letting Prices
Taper Off

WASHINGTON, March 49,
Senator Robert A. Taft took is
sue today with administration
forces in the senate who believe
that legislation is needed to curb
deflation or initiation.
He declared that prices are de-
creasing gradually and that they
will taper off under the law of
supply and demand. He added
that any artificial attempts to
regulate prices may eventually
result in a crash.
Much of what he said was in
keeping with his statement last
week that prices were decreasing
gradually. That statement drew
the fire of Senator -O'Mahoney,
who maintained that prices gen.
orally had gone UP slightly last
month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29
Ikaiser-Frazer
Reduce Car
Prices By 1888
tay rhe A.seclaied Pres.,

DETROIT, March 29.--Kaiser-
Frazer Company today announc-
ed the reduction of prices of its
cars ranging from $l98 TO 1898.
It is the largest reduction in
prices Of automobiles since the
end of the second World War.
Company officials explained that
they had slashed prices as a
spur to greater mass production.
Henry Ford, III. president of
the Ford Motor Company, said
there is a possibility that he may
reduce prizes. He added that he
had used the word possibility"
not probability.
Officials of other companies
did not comment on the Kaiser
Frazer announcement, but buyers
are expectant that it may result
in at least a. slight downward
trend in the prices of automo-
biles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29

Then Captain &. c. Adell, USN,
commander Of Key West Naval
Base. reached his side and hastily
Introduced the general to the
Naval officers and To Mayor A.
Maitland Adams and City Mama
DER Ralph ID. Spalding. who went
- the airport TO greet him.
When he was introduced to
captain O. A. Smith, USN NC.
Commanding officer of Key West
Naval Hospital, the general
kmllcd and said: 80
Il hope | won't be compelled
b. call on you
Then he entered the car placed
~ his disposal by Captain Adell.
With Captain Adell the man who
led the Allied victory in Europe
was driven rapidly to the Key
West Naval Station. Two. city
motorcycle policemen led the
procession. Isl
AZ the Naval Station, General
Eisenhower was escorted into
quarters l.. which will be his
hume for the two weeks he will
remain here. Some predicted that
The general probably would be
here longer.
General Eisenhower did not
accept the invitation Of Presi-
llrul Trslman % remain in the
Little Wmse House at the Ixcy
West Naval Station. He said it
was Too prominent and he felt
that he could rest better away
from 'prying eyes"
Al the airport and again at the
Naval Station, General Eisen-
hover was not photographed.
Captain Adell quickly gave that
order Al the airport as soon as
Major Schultz said the general
did not wish 10 be photographed.
Major Schultz said that the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29
Stock Market Perks Up
Over Boards Announcement
OF Increase OF Margin
Fun Mite Program
Tomorrow Night

Tourists and winter visitors
will be entertained tomorrow
evening at the Chamber of Com
mcrce Fun Mite party with a
novelty program of speciality en-
tcrtainmcnt.
Headed by Andy Schlangers ac-
complished impersonator, who
will present his famous act that
has entertained audiences from
New York to Florida, the show
will include singing, audience
participation skits and refresh
ments.
A Queen of the. Island win be
elected and certificates will be
awarded to those who made
prize catches" on last Mondays
Chamber sponsored Fishing Trip
up the keys.
The program will begin at 300
q. m. at the c of C-YMCA out
door patio. No charge or adinis-
sion will be made.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29
3 Million More
SIS Insured
Than Year Ago

1.-TWO million working women
and. 9h million working men in
the United States are now per-
manently insured for old-age
and survivors insurance Miss
Louise Pennington, Monroe coun-
ty field representative of the
Social Security Administration
stated today. This is three mil
lion. more people than were
q Continued On Page Ski
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29
School Teachers
Meet Tomorrow Ito
Talk Legislation

All Monroe county's school
teachers will assemble at the Di-
vision Street School at $50 pm.
tomorrow to hear reports from
the delegates to the Florida Edu-
cation Association which met re-
gently at Tampa.
State Representative Bernie c.
; Papy will attend the meeting to-
morrow to learn what the local
! teachers want in the next session
of the Legislature,
Horace O'Bryant, superinten-
dent Of public instruction, who
called the meeting, said reports
from the delegates to the state
association would be heard.
They are Mrs. Gerald Saun-
ders, Miss Mae Sands, Mrs. Doro-
thy Nipuhl. Albert Carey. E. w.
Sweitzer, w, S. Jones and w. G.
Chapman.
general would remain quietly in
seclusion at the Naval Station.
Sin about a week he will be
interviewed, but not before
then. said the major.
Major General Howard Nice.
Snyder of the Army medical
corps, also accompanied General
Eisenhower. Major General Sny-
der is an old friend and came
here to treat General Eisen-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-03-29
ISpceders Can
Expect No Mercy
In City Court

Those charged with speeding
and reckless driving can expect
no mercy from Municipal Court,
Judge Hilary Albury said today.
Pm going to make the fines
and sentences just as hard as
can, said Judge Albury.
He gave rise to his feelings af-
ter reports reached him that six
automobiles had figured in
wrecks over the. weekend.
Evening star., 1949-11-13
CeItics Defeat Caps, rs to 68,
ScoIoH Hurt, Goes to Hospital

In a wild final period, the Wash
ington CapitolS scored "a points
last night. It was still not suffi-
cient to get them back into the
game, and Coach Bob Feerick's
weary Caps were defeated by the
Boston Celtics in q National Bas-
ketball Association game at Uline
Arena, 1868. A crowd Of 3,191
saw the game.
It was Boston's first victory in
five NBA starts and Washington's s
second reversal in six. Also it
was the Caps fourth game In five
nights.
The Caps big Jack Nichols led
the scoring with 81 points. and
Dick OKeefe netted 10, but four
Bostonians hit double figures when
Brady Walker connected for 20.
|Kaftan scored 10. Sonny Hertz
berg, formerly Of the Caps, IA,
and Jim Seminoff. II.
The first quarter ended In .
Evening star., 1949-11-13
DoneH BIomes
B. U.S. Defeat on
Poor Officiutinq'
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

BOSTON, Nov. 12.-Coach Buff
Donelli, whose Boston University
Terriers were knocked out of
footballs unbeaten list by a 1913
loss to Maryland today, told his
players the game was taken away
from you by poor officiating"
In post-game blast at the Of
ficials, Donelli' asserted: "
II don't mind getting burned
by officials playing in the South,
but when they give you the busi-
ness on your home field it hurts
plenty. .:
1--WE were restrained and held
back by the officials. That's what
beat u.s."
DonelH complained that Head
Iinesman Bee Harper. Of South
Carolina, took charge of the ball
game"
"He ran the show" Donelli
said. 'The officials think they're
the law. They thought the crowd
was out to see them, not the
players.
1.-The referee Oh. v. Hooper of
Virginia Polytechnic instituted
was too old to referee. The head
linesman took charge when the
game started and ran the game all
day."
Neither Harper nor Hooper
could be reached for comment.
What angered Donelli most
was the failure of the officials to
credit Boston University with a
first down inside the Maryland
five-yard line in the third period,
with the Terriers leading 1877.
Only inches separated B. u.
from a first down with two plays
to go. Maryland took over the
ball on downs.
"Those two plays" Donelli de-
clared,- definitely proved that the
head linesman, not the referee.
was running the game.
1.-THE two teams were piled up.
Nobody could tell where the ball
was until the players were un-
piled. But the head linesman
marked the spot for the referee
before the players were un-
tangled. How could he tell where
the ball was on a pile up? He
knew where the stakes were. but
not the ball"
Evening star., 1949-11-13
Battling 7 ar Heels Wilt
Before Irish III 4th Quarter

In Justices place. the Tar Heels
unveiled a grand little l63-
FOUNDER. Dick Bunting. q bali
carrier, who lanced five yards
through the hulking Irish line
to score in the opening minutes
and generally played a whale of
a game.
Tempers ran short toward the
last as the Irish poured it on.
After John Mazur, second string
Notre Dame back. had completed
23-yard scoring pass to Bill
Barrett just before the games end
and while the two teams were
strolling back to line up for the
kickoff. some player threw a
punch. Consensus was that he
was a North Carolina and that
he was aiming at Paul Burns, a
Notre Dame guard.
In any event, the field was
filled with players of both teams
in an instant as the rival benches
emptied. There was some push
ing and showing as they met at
midfleld. but the officials quickly
got matters in hand.
Races to Touchdown.
Barrett, understudy to Notre
Danes right halfback, Larry
Coutre. touched off the spark
which finally ignited the Irish in
the third quarter. He took a
lateral from Leon Hart and raced
the final % yards to score and
put the South Benders in front
for the first time at 1876.
He scored twice more in the
final hectic minutes. on a 29-yard
pass from Bob Williams and on
Mazur's 23-yard toss.
Mike Swistowicz, a third string
halfback. contributed the games
most spectacular run in the midst
Of the fourth quarter landslide
when he intercepted a Tar Heel
pass and raced "a yards down the
sidelinie behind a wave of block
ers to score.
Spaniel, in addition to his TT
yard sprint in the second quarter.
caught an 11-yard toss from Will
liams for the first of Notre Danes S
four scores in the closing period.
Emil Sitko, Notre Danes ALL
America fullback candidate, not
only did not break into the scor-
ing, but found the going very
tough against the Tar Heels for
ward Wall.
The North Carolina players took
1See NOTRE DAME, Page B-3)