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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-26
5000 Copies OF
S'eaket Brochure
To Be Mailed

A new attractive Seaket Sales
brochure at new prices is now be-
ing mailed out to over five thou
sand old friends and customers of
MIR. Schumaker's, covering every
important city in each stately
ing in with new attractive four
color label-yellow, black, gold,
red, Something different - de-
signed for impulse selling in lead
ing stores everywhere.
Brochure includes brief ex-
cerptS of few of the many fine
complimentary letters on Seaket
product quality. 1t is known that
top ranking and other important
visitors to Key West have ex-
pressed fine Seaket approval in
writing or verbally - some or
dering quantities for their home
use.
A complete copy of Mr.. Schu-
makers story, From Textiles to
Turtle Soup" reprint of front
page-Chronicle, st. Clair, Mo,
available on request on initial or
ders. Parts of story have been no
ted in New York papers-also on
Radio Breakfasts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-26
Laubscher Back
After Attending
Three Meetings


Manager Harold r. Laubscher
of the Chamber of Commerce has
returned from three separate up
state meetings.
He attended the Fort Myers
meeting of the Florida Association
of Commercial Organization Elk
ecutives, the Florida Junior
Chamber of Commerce Conven-
ton at Tampa and a meeting of
the South Florida Council,
group of Is Chambers of Com
merce organization, also held in
Tampa.
He expresses his thanks to the
organization for making it posi-
BILE to attend these meetings and
to those at the conventions for
Continued On Page Four)
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Atomic Energy
Commission
Hearing Begins


WASHINGTON. May rs.
David Lilienthal, chairman of the
Atomic Energy Commission, was
the first witness today before a
joint congressional committee
that is investigating charges thi;t
have been made against the com
mission Ono senator hal declared
that Lilicnthal should be relieved
of his chairmanehip
Lilinthal declared. before he
began to testify. that ~ wel.om-
ed the investigation. He main
tanned that the Atomic Energy
Commission had been bogge.l
down when he took : over IT, !,
craftsmanship, and that it is now
functioning efficiently.
He explained that he though t
the workings of the commissit 1
could be explained before the
joint congressional committee
without disclosing anything of il
secret nature that has to do with
the further discoveries made by
the commission or its advance
ment in the production of energy
for commercial purposes.
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House Ready
To Approve
Marshall Plan

WASHINGTON, ay 26. -
House leaders stated at noon that
they expected the House would
approve the appropriation for
the operation of the Marshall
Plan before the day is over.
The original amount has been
cut by $500 million, and the lead
ers explained that they will have
a measure passed that will pro-
vide for the smaller amount to
keep the plan functioning until
the money is used up and then
pass another bill that would
carry forward the rehabilitation
of western Europe for the Is
months specified in the original
bill.
It was said to be doubtful if
the senate will approve the House
measure The economy drive in
the senate led to the reduction OF
the sum for the operation of the
Marshall Plan, and the senate is
likely to insist that the reduction
of $3.50 million apply to the en-
tire period for the operation OF
the plan. ,,
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HOOVER COMMISSION MAKES
FULL REPORT TO CONGRESS
ABOUT GOVERNMENT ECONOMY


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Convent Glass
Guests OF Rotary
Club AT Luncheon

Members of the Convent of
Mary Immaculate were guests at
noon today of the Key West Ro-
tary Club at the luncheon held in
St. Paul's Episcopal Church Par
ish Hall.
Edward Trevor, former presi-
dent of the club, paid glowing
tribute to the class, which he said,
set tradition when last year il
attended a Rotary luncheon for
the first time.
He said the Convent had been
serving Key West for more than
IS years. He told of the late Sister
Louis Gabriel, who died last
year, was q truly Christian wo.
man, in that she served the Cath
olics, Protestants and the Jews
of the city.
you will do well to emulate
her in your lives, said Trevor.
The class members were intro
duced to the Rotary Club, The
class returned the compliment by
some entertaining skits and
songs.
Member Joe Pearlman intro
duced Member J. Roland Adams,
who is observing the 50th ami
versary of his marriage.
President Aquilino Lopez, Jr.,
presided.
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Senator Franklin Explains
Position On Rent Dccontrol
AS Affects Monroe County
''Key Vests Economy
Depends Largely On
Naxy Personnel, He
States In Message
laies In Message

State Senator James A. Frank
lin from this district sent the fol-
lowing telegram to The Citizen
explaining his position in the rent
decontrol bill that passed the SEN
ate yesterday afternoon:
House of representatives pass
ed the bill removing controls on
rents. The bill came into the SEN
ate with protests from army and
navy officials against removing
rent controls in any area where
army or navy installations exist.
"Offciers of Key West naval
station came TO Tallahassee and
vigorously protested against Mon
roe county having rent controls
removed. Governor Warren indi-
Gated he would veto bill if areas
with military establishments
were removed from control. In
order to meet views of the gov
ernor and to. satisfy demands of
military establishments, several
counties, including Monroe coun-
ty, were excepted from the bill,
and the bill passed in the senate.
"As emergency has passed, |
am strongly opposed to further
rent controls or other war meas
ures, but as the economy of Key
West depends SO largely upon
navy personnel, in view of repre-
sensations made by navy officers
md the position taken by the
Governor, l was faced with no
alternative other than to agree
to exempt Monroe county from
he rent control bill"
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~ ~. 49,. ~. ~ ~. ~
Decoration Day
To Be Observed
AtNaval Base :

Decoration Day, Monday.
will be observed at the Key
West Naval Base by the firing
of 2l-gun salutes.
Promptly at noon guns will
be fired from the Quay and
from the USS Howard Gill
more. submarine tender. sta
toned at Key West Naval Sta
ton.
The guns will be fired at
intervals of one minute each.
It will take a total Of 20 min
.utes 10 fire the FL rounds.
All the ships in the base
will be in full dress for the
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-26
CITY MANAGER GOES
TO WASHINGTON In
INTEREST OF CANAL
Said To Seek
A Appropriation From
Congress To Rebuild
Miani-key West Canal

Cite Manager Ralph ID. Spald-
Inc took off by National Airlines
today for Washington, presuma-
bly, a. see about the proposal in
Congress OF the bill that would
appropriate money for recon-
struction Of the intracoastal wa
teFway from Miami 10 Key West.
The Intercoastal Waterway AS
sociatlon recently reported that
"a was making an effort to get
Congressional approval of the
proposed dredging and repairing
~ the waterway from Miami to
Bahia Honda bridge, and for the
dredging Of the canal from Bahia
Honda 81 Key West.
II the latter part of the work
can be undertaken IL would cost
approximately S2,500,0O0 to
drcdge the waterway to a depth
oi about eight feet from Bahia
llunda % Key West. II would
provide q safe course for yachts
with NO more than eight foot
draft o. reach Key West.
n s proposed 90 drcdge tho
channel o. eight feet on the Gulf
~ MCxicu side Of the keys. Now
Yacht and other craft of shallow
draft arc compelled Co go out into
the Atlantic Ocean where rcla-
iivrly high winds make for diff
culi navigation from Bahia Hon
Ga b. kcy West
IA ls nut known the exact mis-
stual 81 Monager Spalding in
Washington The manager has
bad considerable experience in
Washington. for when he was a
captain ri engineers in the u. S.
Nav, ho often had 10 90 there in
che interest 81 appropriations
from Congress Tor Navy inStalla-
tiuns
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-26
Mckee Arrested
For Ohio County

Half an hour after receiving
warrants for the arrest of Harry
]. Mckee from Lake County, o.,
the man was. arrested by Deputy
Sheriff William Archer.
Mckee is wanted by the Lake
County authorities for receiving
5000 which was repeatedly stolen
and also by the grand jury of the
Ohio county who want to ques-
ton him on another charge.
Mckee has been here about two
months.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-26
HIGH SCHOOL BUS
BY NEXT FALL, SAYS
SUPT. HORACE O'BRYANT
County School Head II
Ask For Over $1,000
For Key West High
School Band For 1856

I'VE are going to have bus for
the Key West High School bas-
ketball team by next fall, L it is
at all possible.
So stated Horace O'Bryant,
co,m'y school superintendent, in
talk thssnornins with Citizen
reporter.
O'Bryant said that his budget
to be prepared in July will con-
tain fines for that purpose. The
state will act ON the Monlue
county budget in August.
The county superintendent will
acquire the bus for the local
youths i'm this manner. Funds will
be asked for a new bus to be al
located to the new Plantation Key
Consolidated school. This will al
low the bus now used at IBlumor-
ada to be feconditioned complete
ly and granted to the Key West
high school.
o'Bryant stated today that he
is proud of the record Of the
Key West High School baseball
team. especially since the team
is playing under handicaps.
One of the baseball pitchers
that the local youths beat re-
Gently is considered big league
material, and has been looked
over" by minor and major league
scouts.
The good news of transporta-
ton aid came about as a result of
refusal of the city commissioners
Tuesday night to grant 500 to
the Key West high school baseball
team. Commissioners John and
Louis Carbonell were for the
measure, but Mayor A., Maitland
Adams, and Commissioner Fred
J, Dion were opposed. The meas
ure was withdrawn by Commits
sioner John carboneH when he
'tsaw that Adams and and Dion
would not yield.DT
The Citizen inquired of County
Attorney Paul Sawyer the status
of 1947 legislative act that author
lied the Monroe county school
board to set up a special fund of
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$4,000 yearly for physical educa-
ton and musical department.
The county attorney told the
Citizen of the act and stated
that it was mandatory for the
school board to set aside $1,000
yearly out OF surplus race track
funds. The total in the fund
Should now be $4,000. Saw
yer said.
These facts were presented
Superintendent 20 Bryant, and the
Monroe county superintendent
then taldsef this years nudge
plans to get the bus in time fol
the, basketball season.
Superintendent O'Bryant alst
said that he would ask for over
$4,000 for the Key West high
school band in the next budget.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-26
.Cubera Leaves
For Philadelphia

USS Cubera, a submarine at
tached to the Key West Naval
Station, will leave here tomorrow
bound for Norfolk, Va. Later she
will go to the Philadelphia Navy
Yard where she will receive a
shipyard overhaul. The Cubara
is not expected to return here for
some time.
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Edberle viii l'ul
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-05-26
Another Bill
Coming 70 Hike
Military Pay

My The AsHOciale0 FfeSAb
]. WASHINGTON, May 26.-Rep-
gresentative Carl vinson # Geors
gia said today that, within two
weeks, another bill will be in
troduced in the House providing
for increases in salaries of the
personnel of the armed forces.
He explained that the new bill
will differ slightly from the mea-
sure that was defeated in the
House on Tuesday.
The second bill, he said, would
provide for lower increases in the
salaries for recruits, who were
excluded from the first bill.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
|WisffuI Favored FiIIy
In Oaks al PimIico
Dy the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, May 13.-Thir-
teen fillies were named to go post
ward today-Friday the 13th-in
the $10.000-added Pimlico Oaks
for 3-year -olds.
Heading the lineup Is Calumet
Farms Wistful. winner Of the Ken
lucky Oaks at Churchill Downs
last week.
The Pimlico Oaks is the top race
for 3-year-old fillies around these
parts.
Figuring to give Wistful tough
competition Is the Woodvale Farm
entry of Lady Dorimar and Tall
Weeds Tall Weeds was 10th and
last in the Kentucky Oaks, but was
the victim Of some humping
Prior to that. she had defeated
Wistful In q 6-furlong engage
ment.
Lady Dorimar was third In last
weeks race.
All the starters have been as
signed l21 pounds for l-l/16-mile
test.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Caps: :Auerboch Reported Out;
Feerick Seen as New Coach

he said. They keep the game
going for us"
One OF the petitions was re-
ported to be boosting Bones Nc
Kinney. Cap star from North
Carolina. as Auerbach's successor.
Uline would neither confirm nor
deny this report.
"Auerbach," Uline said, made
me an offer on a take it or leave
it. basis. 7 haven't yet made up
my mind. After all, I'm not the
kind to be buffaloed. We have
plenty of time"
Auerbach has been seeking q
three-year contract as coach, in
stead Of the one-year agreement
-
Evening star., 1949-05-13
.Preakness Draws 10
With labrot's Taran
Surprise Entry
AasssR8
Ay ssss Asses satsa Fssss

BALTIMORE. May i3--A feld
Of 10 colts, one more than antici-
pated. was arrayed today for the
second leg OF turfooms Triple
Crown. the 7sd Preakness at
Pimlico.
II all enter the starting gate
tomorrow at Sis pm. washing
ton time, the gross value Of the
purse will be siii.sTo.
The surprise entry vas Sylvester
Labrot. tr.s. Taran. II had been
generally accepted that Taran shot
his 7reakness chances when he
finished sixth and last In Mon
days Curvivor Stakes.
The other 3-year-old colts
named 10 go in the mile and three
sixteenths classic were Calumet
Farms Ponder. Isidor Bieber q
Palestinian, 0reentree Farms
Capot, Clifford Mooers' Old Rock
port, Crispin Oglebay's Noble I'm
pulse. King Ranch's Curandero.
Christiana Stables Parliament.
Mrs. Eben H. Ellison. ir.'s Sun
Bahram and Mrs. Ada L. Rice's
Model Cadet.
This brings together five OF
the Kentucky Derby starters. led
by Winner Ponder. and five colts
which missed the first OF the
3-year-old classics.
The winners net share Of the
purpose will be sS0.985 TO any
except Palestinian. Old Rockport
and Model Cadet. They were
made supplementary eligibles nj
an extra tab of $2.2s0 each, giv"
ing, them q profit Of s7s.sTo to
aim at.
Trainers Of Noble Impulse and
Parliament earlier had made their
starting chances subject TO the
prevailing weather, Noble Inn
pulse might so only II the track
is dry and Parliament on wet
ground.
The latest forecast called for
thunderxhowers late tomorrow
The scratch deadltne viii be Is
minutes before post time.
Two Of the prerace fayorites
drew the extreme starting posi-
tions. Capot got the No. ] slot
and Ponder the 10th. Between
them In the following order will
be Parliament. curandero, Model
Cadet, Palestinian. Sun Bahram
Noble Impulse. Taran and Old
Rockport.
Trainer Tom Rodrock Ii hoping
to have beginners luck with Sun
Bahrain.
Tom has been training horses
since 1919. but Sun Bahrarn VIII
be the first starter he viii saddle
for Pimiico's classic for 3-year-
olds.
He figures he's already been
lucky enough 10 have q horse
good enough 10 start In the preak-
ness. This Is the first time ever
fEee PREAKNEsS. Page CA
Evening star., 1949-05-13

I may stick to radio and television
and also take q job on the side at
coaching and teaching. ! hold two
degrees In physical education and
so won't have any trouble"
Feerick. who is expected by most
observers to get the job. said he
hasn't heard anything.
Not yet." he added with EN-
phasis. I'm not saying 1t won't
happen. don't know when things
will start popping: maybe in a
week or two"
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Dovis Cup Second Round
Stortinq in Europe
ey the Assoejossd Presa

LONDON. May 13.-Davis Cup
tennis teams of eight nations viii
begin their second-round matches
of the European zone competition
today.
The schedule calls for France VS..
Denmark at Paris, Hungary VS..
Belgium at Budapest. Sweden VS..
Norway at Stockholm and italy
VS.. South Africa at Milan. Dem
mark, Hungary. Sweden and South
Africa are favored.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Terp Golfers Trounced

DURHAM, N. c.. May Is R.--
In q warmup for the Southern
Conference golf tournament to-
morrow at Winston-Salem, the de-
Tending champion Duke team yes
terday trimmed University of
Maryland. 21h-5la. Lou McLan-
nan of Duke took medalist honors
with q 2-under- SO.
Evening star., 1949-05-13

was reported by
q reliable source
today.
Red Auer-
bach. who led
the Caps to two
Eastern Divi-
sion champion
S hips in his
three years as
coach, seems to
be out Of the
picture def
nitely. Rumor'
has 1t that Bob
Feerick. star
Evening star., 1949-05-13

tain of the team. will take over
the reins next season.
Owner M. j. Uline admitted al
most as much today when he re-
vealed he had received two "anti-
Auerbach" petitions. one Of which
was signed by 800 fans.
"You have to listen to the fans" /"
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Better Cob Service
For BusebuII Funs

Better taxi service for fans
leaving Grifith Stadium was
promised by Washington club
officials today following q con-
ference between park. taxi and
police officials.
From now on cabs will be
permitted TO park on the west
side Of Fifth street from U to
w streets NV. on days Of
home games. Fans thus de-
string to avail themselves OF
this service may leave the park
by the Fifth street entrance.
Evening star., 1949-05-13

the past.
II asked for a
very reasonable
raise and longer
term contract. "
Red said today.
HE said mo-
and ! haven't
been back since.
But I'm not
worried. It isn't
q CrlLlCal SlIua-
ton with me.
I've got two or
three Jobs right
harn a.a Anxsrra
Evening star., 1949-05-13

Nick Scalco hurled q two-hitter
to lead Cafritz Real Estate to q
go victory over Riddell Real Es-
tate In q softball game yesterday
at Potomac Park.
Evening star., 1949-05-13

heart, 20 per cent knuckle ball and per cent
fast ball and curve. He's a dead game little
rooster. but more than heart Is needed to win
in the major leagues. A guy needs ability. too,
and most Of Haefner's is wrapped up In his
knack Of throwing dipsy-doodle.
And exactly what makes knuckle ball do
crazy things? Most pitchers who throw the
butterfly don't know. All they know Is that by
Tipping the ball of the fngernails tsome use
knuckles) it rotates little. II at all. and dips.
darts or rises.
One authority on the causes Of knuckle
ball. however Is a man who can't recall ever
having seen Haefner Dutch Leonard or any
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Spirit Of Team
High, Although
Streak kEnded
Red Sox Will Open
Three-6ome Series
Here Tomorrow
D, surscn Aewktas

Back from TIE WeSa where
they save the baseball world o
shock treatment, eanas Tire eAee-
iF4fylng Nalx to-day. determined
10 intensity fevrrtSh Interest IN
their activities T3lelf ngne-sRHss
winning stTwak ended by q s.i
loss to Detroit yesterday the Mats
returned home a. 500 club w9sh
she rnoeintina respect al the Ma
tons fans
The Mats enviAsoh q hsKeht Iln-
mediate future In q i2-gAfne home
stand which ~in open toraarrow
when Boston snvades foT . three
game series Fnliow !nk the Red
Sox wili be the SAINT Western
clubs which the Nats employed
Ax n ladder 10 elevate themselves
into the American League pen
nans stragsle.
The continued effectiveness cf
Washingtons psiching. Plus q bat.
ting order which has demon
straied II can wreck oppossns
pitchers Of any moment. has
ooomed the Mats in the estirna-
tion Of the baseball fraternity.
II vas = case Of homer, sweet
homer" for the Mats IN the West
They deserted the East with
Sill record. laughs Of the league
and behaving generally as the
cellar occupants teey wers.
Surge Begins In Chieass.
But at Chicago the Mats sol hea.
fiared furiouSly and aathored one
of the games most eommendAhls
cornebaekS until the five-hit pitch
Ing Of Virgil Fire Trucks and q
luck annolnied double auenehed
them yesterday,
Al Chicago. the Natk broke out
in q rash Of 10 home runs IN two
days. They swept three games st
St. Louis 10 arouse mild interest
In their proceedings but the pub
lie reserved the right TO abstain
from optimism. since the White
Sox and Browns aren't regarded
as terrific teams.
II was as Cleveland. where three
games were taken from the world
champions. that the Mats capt.
waited the IMAGINATION Of The spcrts
world. IL was there that every
body realized The Mats aere hotter
than an irseinerator~~ihat q de-
spised club suddenly had shaken
It's ineffaeiency and would be a
faetcr in the fiAe chase
Il think our recent success may
be attributed 10 the spirit Of ths
players. said Manager Joe Kuhel
today before the Mats poured from
their train for their Dir welcome
home. The fellows never quit
strying when they had the seven
game losing streak. honestly can
say that their kpiri. during our
winning streak didn't ssipass tiselT
determination when they we're los
Ing,
We're tough now" continued
See MATS. PAGE c-7D
Evening star., 1949-05-13
BY Bill Fuchs

The coaching situation Of the
Washington Caps pro basket ball
team will undergo a drastic change
within the next week or two. 1t
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Cord Netmen Win

Catholic University's tennis
team won its ninth match In 10
starts yesterday, ia, over WASH
ington College at Chestertown.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Facts and Figures
On 73d Preokness

Place: Pimlico Race Track,
Baltimore.
Post time: Sis pm, East
tern daylight time.
Purse: $4,000 added money
(gross value will be deter
mined after horses actually
entered today.
Number of starters: Esti-
mated at ten.
Probable favorite: Capot.
owned by Greentree Stable,
trained by John Gaver and
ridden by Ted Atkinson.
Crowd: About 10000.
Broadcast: 5 pm. EDTos
wTOP.
Telecasts: . pm. tEDT).
wCIC. 10 pm. tEDT).
WMAL-Tv tfilm).
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Win, Lose, or Draw
By FRANCIS STANN
As a BoIIistieion Sees KnuekIer

Before memory of Mickey Haefner's
against the World Champion Cleveland Indians
take look and what makes the Mick tick For the Mats
money. Haefners the big victory winning
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Firearms Have Thrown sIiders, Too
The Air Is Plenty Denes Enough

air is dense enough to affect the lead pellet
stresses the general it's certainly influence
larger rougher object like baseball and he wants truck with
theorists who think differently.
IF could baseball the point Of a needle and
balance it, Gen. Hatcher ut follows that wouldn't
balanced indefinitely gust Of wind beis something
will 1t to tumble of In direction That's the with
knucker that isn't rotating stitch bemsh
going to influence the direction of that nonroatng baseball
and make it do tricks
There's really nothing to it. BY way. when Haefner
going to pitch again? I'd like him"