The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 3, 1950, Page 1

he Key Wes KEY WEST FLORIDA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1950 Board To View Steam Plant At t Orlando Soon On nl Te Mat Their Plan For ) Ctend Contributions REYNOLDS CANDIDATE FOR SENATE . wot.) THE SOUTHERNMOST Néwehivnn IN ‘ARREST BRITISH SCIENTISTS ‘FOR GIVING ATOM BOMB ‘SECRETS TO SOVIET RUSSIA * FBI Had Tipped ' The Mareh of Dimes Drive is « e Sy ot tility : tar short of its quota and is be- ‘Rare Bambox Tree} Off Englishmen Judge Sentences med te HRY | ing extapded for two weeks an- . " — rae ; a. - . sp « eee n ‘At : ‘OwKarl F | Five In ' y Campaign " : wrt See |urged that all recipients of cards | Saunders’ Home BULLETIN Court Today t terete | v till them in as soon as possible! WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.—- ” Com Mist the returns may be an-| ‘ B fs imp te Beck ana ¢ ; a . i x (?).—The arrest in London Judge Thomas S, Caro. of Crim- re cae | named at on carly date. “There! (®) Phot-| "Only One'Of Its Kind | sogay of Klaus Fuchs, a lead- | inal Court this morning seocived : a sae sungenend, In Island City N ing British atomic scientist, guilty pleas for five persons, | excise tax To which, Wf re ee 1 or “ Rok nd J ow . a . go ta vt A a no ogo Ih grovod NORTH CAROLINA’S FORMER US. SENATOR . wt R. : sy is fraught with international { He sentenced Albert Hodges to} by closing loopholes in tax hha + sr Harvey said. | H@ynelds has announced his candidacy for the senate in opposi- The Bambox tice, a native of| implications. Here the joint ‘five days in jail and the payment|es to make up the lest revenue, rf Gunde - Mngt 3 pe re in| en 40 Senator Frank P. Graham. Reynolds poses in his home | India, can be seen in Key West! Congressional: Atomic Com- /0f costs on a charge of drunken-} In his outline of the Sdminip- ° the school children of Monroe, & Asheville with his young daughter, Mamie Spears Reynolds. ly — ds only one of its kind} jhittee has hurriedly called a eon in baie Highway; he/tration’s exeise. tax program, week as Schoo! Drive Chairman} Lean, Washington society matron, who owned the famous Hope ! th; of the British scientist in | < 4 t at grows to a height of some} 4 under the influence of i in fi of a new ware | Mee Betty Hatch, | who is also! Diamond. twenty feet, can be viewed at| Particular and the whole |Overea: Highway; Charles Won favors the levying oo ey eteianed “Line 7 ———~ |the J. D. Saunders’ residence,} general question of atomic | {each $35 and costs for improper- sets at the manufacturer's level. oe Roe ee, ee 1701 Von Phister street. | Security leak. Fuchs’ role {jy exhibiting a dangerous WeaD- This, it is expected, wouldepield ° a ee en oe Missing Plan Fo d Aft | The Saunders will gladly show| in Americ’s atomic program |on, a knife, at Tavernier; pout. Sagan eee ‘ ae) dete Getiees ead Be has e€ oun er | this tree to the general public. will be thoroughly studied. [fined Luie R. fuller $25 and (abou ould i tat ‘en a ie ot § wo . a “T a ide | Two of the flowers from the! a j costs for reckless driving in‘ lt help — a one > ateiis ein| tree have been given The Citi-/ LONDON, Feb. 3.—().—One of | Overseas Highway, and Mariel E. | tal ar reductions in excise ® Gain Gueis midat They ti r ait earch; as Bound zen and can be seen in The Citi- 5 itain’s top atomic scientists, | CTabb for having no driver's li-|-taxes However, wat toda a oo ey nave | 4 zen office, Greene street. aes: COR . *| cense $5 and costs. jz the text of his address to the ape oe = ny a the| : The Bambox tree in the Saun- Klaus Fuchs, was arrested in Lon- pM SE. ee —— hes ore used the teape - r ° ers’ residence is six years old, don today and charged with vio- ss round igure $600,000,000. : ening, only to dis For Cuba From ‘diane Here, and this is the second year that jati f the official Secrets Snyder also said that President thet by afternoon | the tree has bloomed. It isnowalay | Bandits Shot | neumaa calls for flat ex: v re des, pt D g th iT ss of ‘r ame.’ is ; - we pidemic, why, many more| 2 8: Bumgartner and a co-)a Dutch KLM liner that radioadl eet tee Heme In Washington, it . was _dis- oll, powders ne desk was empty). These! Plot left Meacham airport in| having seen a plane down at sea ne desk was emg vese Republic | that fitted the description of the missing aircraft. At 10:30 a. m., this morning’? nectar. ety. | stutients Being the active and in-| their private — plane, ” companion ond q@iieitive little healthy bodies|/Seabee No. N-6464K, yesterday} is a heavy! ciosed that the British scientist | that th ask, “Why?” The Keirs d ; ee ee may are Wy 0 | afternoon at 3:15 p.m, Bumgartner landed at Boca Rio” rl tea Me Ree alae tated that "The erlatrom stil ate. | They ‘should have. agcived at Juarico airport im Cuba It wasy ; And that question no their Cuban destination’ in about evealed then that Bumgartney's | ms Hits Hard At oe Geet the Olle veh ance " wever, these | ®" hour. When they aid not land plane had made an pode : —* " sis and ®t scheduled time, the Coast landing in the Jaruco river. rs ai ¥ o jon have |Guard and other authorities were plane was: damaged: in the ts Secretary Johnsen alerted ing. ” x and yel-| First word of the plane was’ The Republic Seabee is a py Earl Keirstead, world war I : on : given local CAA authorities by er-type plane. | veteran: and active in veterans’ ® tervery, Fe The « t ell re-| s affairs and civic doings, this 4 ‘ ttle A 5 { morning wired Secretary of De- 4 wees ontinued On <=" BightPound Ingrid Bergman st si Son | Said To Be Healthy And Residents Here P retty By Delivering Doctor eighteen veterans’ Keirstead’s telegram ‘Hon. Louis Johnson, Secretary of Defense, “Washington, D. C. Cadberry To Go To Methusea jing closed eighteen milit ROME, P).—Ingrid| spread quickly. Many people pitals. 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One charge is that in Febru- ary, 1945, actnig as a British sub-| ject m the U. S, Fuchs gave atomic information to an un-] known person, information which | might be directly or indirectly | useful to a potential enemy. Fuchs was charged with a sec- | ond: similar violation in 1947. a brief announcement tell (Continued On Page Fi | oi Cruise From Cuba | ve ROTC cadets of the| of Florida arrived in| this morning after a| | Thi Universit Key W training cruise to Havana. They 1 arrived here aboard the U. S Army transport, Fort Eustice. | The Eustice will take on fuel at} the U.S avy Base and will} | then depart for Vir y Fine Fahin ie Fling Tal Thompson Enterprises, Inc. Hardware Division—Phone 886 | ————— i BOXING. 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Dr. Rankin's subject was “Sur | gery of the Lower Gastro-intest- inal Tract,” with special empha is on “Cancer of the Colon.” lightly injured about}Cancer of the large intestine is last night when a mo-|the third most frequently en torcycle he was riding figured in| countered cancer in the humdn a collission with an automobile] body; the first is cancer of the driven by Walter Wiley of the | stomach, and the second ig can Sun and Sand Club at Simonton j cer of the lung. Dr. Rankin stres and Caroline streets. ‘sed the important of early diag- Wiley admitted to Patrolman} nosis. N. G enport, who investigat-} The first symptom usually is ed the accident, that he drove/blood in the excrete, which should across Simonton street without) always be investigated. It & de | Stopping. Adams was taken to U.|plorable that on the average is. Naval Hospital in the police; cancer of the colon has progréas- patrol \ (Continued On Page Four, USE GAS—It Cost’s Less USE GAS FOR Cooking .. 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