The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 22, 1949, Page 7

PHONED emCR MBER 22, 19409 cma The Citinen Writer Visits .. 2~ coi ae ‘Ee ee a fo ie = Fo et alee ae Cae * * e >: coe # = * * ee we Beas cele: a ada cs oa: ay este € : ; Wirephoto RUS HARD. teemer VU. & consul genersi a! Mukden, Man- ere conliee as be gets bis fiat heir cut since 1948. Wielding ~~) cheers sheard the evacuation chip Lakeland Victory is Philip + @ dee Petre Celt, The consul general wes held in a oR te 88 depe by Chinese Communist officials who claimed wed Geeten © Chemeee employe, Ward denied this, He and ot e+e wawle te Robe. Japan ihe ideal Ma ADMITS SLAVING Van . 9 Bould Be Hard Te Find ln USA etry Mi ‘ i Geen t dress tae # * etent he corm omen ther. a! wie: + meena gree | Ves eee * * @=tewr oe * we re Se cam etilh mathe © the te 2 x ery a fight , a « mud come e *) Wirephotc | : a Se JAMES HENRY YOUNG, 25, of ve tf fet mee) Areret. Va. waits at Lincoln. 2 oe nom, oF Nebs.. tor artival of Colum- bus, Ga. authorities afier sign- ing @ statement admitiing the sie slaying of Joseph Crump Dur- ‘ den, 69-year-old piano tuner at t Columbus. Young and his wife t five months were arrested at mearby Havelock. He is be- ing held on an open charge and b igned « waiver of extra- ‘ dition. In his statement, Young said no one else was implicated t Ss hot { aw aybe igh Pe Bee Me WH 4d. t ONES ON SEMEL on seers Stee : eur ee: sages ORD De Oly eheeee on pave hee o@ 8 Avenue near wer muntcipal airport. bility at time of mis. in foreground reetcar Oil Company of California ing oil from, the great wells Arabia, es | Standard of | bought, in Pocahontas Development of the project,| which meens an immediate ex- penditure of about $1,000,000, here can make the coast of Maine | | one of the largest_oil receiving depots in the United States. Refineries Possible Construction of large refineries along the shores of the state, may w follow this de- velopmen* because at Searsport | in Penobsei.: Bay, Shell Oil is said to be contemplating installa- tion of a receiving farm for its products. Both Portland and Searsport have harbors among the finest in Maine. Only in the last two years has there been a complete turnaround in the gigantic oil industry. In rising volume within the next year or year and a half, oil from ithe really fabulously rich soutces in the Middle East will be head- ing for the Atlantic coast. A pipeline more than 1,000 miles long is almost completed from the Arabian oil fields to the Mediterranean, with American, British and Dutch capital. The oil this line will carry will jcome to the United States and the development of California Stan-! dard’s station here insures its discharge at oneof the nearest American ports. The big influx of oil will be well under way by 1951 Middle East Oil For some time now oil from the Middie East has been moving to Portland for shipment over the Standard’s pipeline to Montreal, Canada. To accomodate the in- creasing demand their plans are to be started next spring to double the line ith a second fipe of 18-inch, ity. Last year Shell built a 46 -mite pipeline from Portland to Bangor. This has take-offs at several points on its way east and does| away with the service of small} tankers which hadshipped cargo at Portland for Kennebec and Penobscot River points. The line jis proving especially valuable in; winter when the rivers are frozen} deeply | Unless refineries are built in} Maine, or until they are built,! Arabian crude oil will be moved} to New Jersey plants. | Standard of California is n in size to Standard of New Jer: in the Standard group. It is re ported to have the largest oil sources of any American com- pany. Its entry into the retail field has been whispered for| months. Direct sale from the wells to company-operated filling stations ‘is described as the largest source of profit in the industry. Some Service Stations Now | MIAMI and (No Stops night. LEAVES MIAMI SUNDAYS) at 6:00 o'clock A. M. o'clock P. M. LEAVES MIAMI PHONES: next year in a fleet of Standard t Overseas Transportation Company, Ine. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service ——between——. Also Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS Between Miami and Key West | EXPRESS SCHEDULE LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P. M. Ar- tives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- 12:00 o'clock Mid- | night and arrives at Key West at LOCAL SCHEDULE | (Stops At All Intermediate Points) | | LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A. M. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A. M. and | arrives at Key West at 5:00 o'clock FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. Eaton & Francis Sts. FRANK W. LOVERING appeared infrequently along New England highways at isolated filling stations, Calso. This stands for Standard Oil of California, as Esso when unscrambled means Eastern Seaboard Standard Oil, and Sohio, Standard Oil of Ohio, Sales of Calso gasoline have pick- ed up with the opening of new service depots, and thus froma small start Standard of California has begun to take an appreciable Position in fuel oil sales and automotive supplies in the coastal regions at least of Southern New England. The new Calso plant at South Portland will distribute its products to Maine, New Hamp- shire and Massachusetts accord- ing to the announcement made when the public was informed the shipyard property had been bought. May Spur Plans Coming to Portland of another fleet of tankers will give the twin cities of Portland and South Portland another source of in- come. The waterfront street, ‘Commercial street, which stretéh- es two miles from one extremity | of the city’s business section to the other where most of the “tank farms” are, may revive its post- var lethargy to serve one of the busiest waterfronts in all New England. (Only Vermont is in- land of the-six states). The impending oil boom is like- ly to force to completion a pro- ject for a new entrance to Port- land from the south. The Boston road, which is U.S. Route 1, crosses Vaughan Bridge, while the Boston & Maine railroad gets to Union Station on trestle work. The program is to build a new two-level bridge, which will serve both highway and rail traf- fic. In the United 87 per cent of the far e auto- mobiles and 36.5 per cent have trucks. AS IE RE SRN RR STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TRIUMPH COFFEE MILL All Grocers KEY WEST (EX- | DAILY (EXCEPT | (EX- DAILY (EXCEPT 92 and 93 || tact ‘i veterans who were held as pris- lowance for my dependents. and insurance benefits of inter- A. An award of $69.00 1 2 information about|nected 50 per cent rating. He | their eighth visiting the near-| Will be entitled to two increases. est Ve ministration Con- Under Public Law 339, 81st Con- 3 ive or writing gress, he is entitled to’an in-|? the appropriate VA Regional crease in the basic rate, wl pes ei | Office. for a service-conneeted 50 per “ it possible for the bene. cent rating, would entitle him to pa aie a Service Life $75 a month. If he has a service- ‘who is now re- Connected 50 per cent rating, he y payments, ever is also eligible, under the same ieee Soe? he depen ee for his dependent Inder the A. ‘This is nok fed in his ‘pol. old law, a veteran had to be 60 iciary’ could Pet cent or more disabled due to elect lump. sum payment. a servite-connected condition to cone additional compensation Q. I recently read a story that ,, dependents, The increase in the basic rate will be placed into effect automatically but the in- crease for dependents cannot be paid until proof of exictence of ee has been established. oners of war are. now to receive compensation for the time spent in concentration camps. Is this true? If so, how do I go about applying? ise ee ee A, The Veterans Administra-' Europe has seven midget prin- tion does not pay compensation cjpalities: Trieste. Andorra. Leich- to any former icemen for tenstein, San Marino, Monaco. time spent as a prisoner of war Vatican Citv and onsets TRY A POUND TODAY! because during that time, the vet- the largest 099 squ: eran was entitled to regular ser-| vice pay. 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