The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 30, 1951, Page 1

Key West, Ficrida, has the e e = The Associated Press Teletype most equuble climate in the } Features and Photo Services country, with an average , For 71 Years Devoted to the | range of only 14° Fahrenheit } Best Interests ot Key West THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE UL Sea: VOL. LXXIL. No. 103 : - Gagne \e ‘KEY WEST, FLORIDA, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1951. | School Board fi — | 3 i lGheimper Bleeds | 82. 38 In Perm its Issu Plans Summer ee. tle ; i iTo Death Off P H : ; a A Comiche, Mexico Bu di } t R hh Albury And Jones | a : A ; : the coast of Comiche, Mexico, a> . mM a oe on the trawler Rosa May. Will Establish . aS eivaitee auchsineamd | i Playground Activity? |i NG Se ene Truman Asks Be $60. 500 000, 000 For School €hildren j* - . fj | when radioed word of the si accident reached the Coast Superintendent of Public In-| Ok Arai Guard, the cutter Ariadne | De struction Horace O’Bryant said | on 3 “G4 f was sent out. It was recalled % , B F B O Ge 1 fs / W. today that the school board was! j 3 : a 4 later that night, however. 2 CNSC Uc! cr; rin € CVA av planning a summer recreational | &* j : i ° ‘ ae when word was received that | dos? ies — Ge program for children in coopera- ¥ a ft Gilyard had died. ‘ Navy Given Money tion with Paul Albury, city rec-| ; Z y _An investigation of the ac- | Hiltons Will Build | a vives Gu n Ratile At Struck Mill To Maintain Fleet reational director. cident will be held as soon as Coach Winston Jones will work : soe ; ia steaeler, srivas snser a | $15,000 Residence | ! cise Of 1,161 Ships; ‘rect yi . i s' ‘s . 4t. Pearson sai e want to - E cireetly with Albury in estab | know especiaily.” he added, | At Hilton Haven ‘ AF 95 Air Groups lishing playground activity and} ™ i * “why the trawler did not put esti : Ab teiifpimrameea roueneetpg ice : Ha | in to Progreso, Mexico, only | Building in Key West WASHINGTON, Apr. 39. city. Wil Aslpsunh eauionent ; 50 miles from where the ac- | took a spectacuiar bound 14 AP).Pr -sident cident happened. : 2 e ie Bandmaster Earl Dillon will : The Auitect bacoaandiak during the weekend, with a : supervise the band classes, which pee aoe a rough sea. The trawler's grand total of $82,738.00.in will train students who own in- ‘ captain, William Wells, is ex- | permits issued in the office dividual instruments as well as : i pected to bring his boat into fRelph Russell. ‘buildi those who rent them, The school : ‘ . Key West, at the A & Bdocks, |°f Ralph Russell, building ’ a board has made provision for use F sk ae about 1 p. m. today with the | inspector. ane With it went a message “There has been some talk that : (@) Wirephoto| coy tt, Monger of tne U.S, | land C. Goulet were issued piuge appropriation is need, the legislature may throw out the} , A U.N, TANK, bogged down on a muddy road, gets a helping | Coast Guard from Miami [a $36,800 permit for remo- , ed because Russia has push- issue of recreational programs,”| hand from another tank, back of which can be seen in fore- | will gc aboard as soon as the | doling of a building moved , ms ; ed the world to the brink O'Bryant said, “but my: opinion ground, r docks. from ho old anny bacreeee : és 2 tof general war. is that they will not eliminate it. EON ee ae ce of the peace, Ira’ | * The Presi a He added that the band pro- | Albury will conduct the in- and taken to North Beach. F : 4 oo e President said the quiry which will follow. In addition, Smith and 5 y amount of actual defense Truman sent Congress a defense budget today calling for 60 and one-half billion dollars. gram would continue regardless of eeisiehve decision. Many Gini ‘We Or vanizalions | Paes | Goulet pl planned another re- a me : spending proposed for 195 1- = — | modeling job, also at North é ee 1952 is little changed from Florida House ‘To Be Represented Th Armed Vogelers On Way | Beach. at the cost of $7,392. = ce 4 | his —— announced in A third army _ barracks ‘ : , January. ) . < ar arty n ilding wi a : : si oe The funds, he said, “wi Upholds Group 'Forces Day Parade, May 19 To United States eites wile eee ee ae Se ee leerrlorwand the rapid TALLAHASSEE, Fla. April! | eA: poche eeeee _ : biuld 4 ‘Li 30.—The Florida House refused | ENNA, April 30.—().—The} avenue by Granville Smith ; —_ : at iuldup in military by one vote today to put a bill] PARADE WILL ASSEMBLE AT CORNER | recently released prisoner of the i ae . i 4 beige sepa nl | le ss Sell for $6,496. : strength upon which our requiring teaching of American-| > OT “RIE < | Hungarians, Rovert Vogeler, is on ay ’ ae . : i eo ism. in’ state-sipported: colleges! OF DUVAL AND SOUTH STREI | his way home to the United Stak f:aemew. CBS residehce at : ‘ # {nation embarked when the on ita eaten for debate. ; Aaa Relbece Bock He fay es with ik fanii sey boarded } Hilton Haven is being con- : et je es : Agression in Korea show- Bprranis ce tae seyret idle that-the Armed Forces Day Parade being sponsoi Post for }a plane here only a few hougs}StPucted for $15,000 by Mr. |. ge oe Pe ed. the Soviet rulers were several days ago when| Saturday, May 19, is drawing a great deal of st from the many |ago. and Vogeler is leaving the}a%d Mrs C. Hilton of that : ae 4 willing to push the world assed a companion| organizations and citizens of the community | horror of a Communist prison. be- ; place. SCO A RE IPT ai yto the brink of a.zencral requiring Florida high hind him. i + Bruce W. Boudreas is we aeephiay war toget what they.want. 4 “ta trACH., alt” “studenta) |" Vogeler was reicased last week. | building a CBS home on| BUSY MAE WOODLIEF, 14 (left) is confronted by her little sis- The requested appropria- Since then he has oeen so highly Seidenhorg for $6,000 |! ter after Laving a .22 caiibre bullet removed from her leg. She | {ions will cover our..ownh : nervous that he has been unable was wounded curing a gun battle at the struck Royal Textile aie: 5 would help prampte: “interest i! keener than on previous years.¢— Ito talk for five minutes without! . A CBS dwelling will be| Mill at Wake Forest, N.C. military costs and help t ment dnd combat Communism sh: srophic: noe Va Rest repre ie eee ick i eifincilbed a built at 1925 Fogarty by} + arm our Allies, Four and and other foreign ideologies. - [tentative civilian, | floats » Bodies Recovered [rere aeesepPet.g| Mr. and Mrs. Dagny Porter t brane ee nse pponents said it would sive} Uophy for the best ma 1 Bkriecr ye for $8,000 Pre f Th; N; And Cuba marked for a large military teachers with Communist lean-| Wil be aw ese bes eeccoenes. | uur mo DOF deal. Nav 4 ; ‘ t's chance toteeh their pile weBhies will sun be on display) Have AM Been | : |, Newousand nate Vegeler sd] ‘The remainder of the 7 : Public works program. sophies by contrast in the Ameri-{@t @ des gabe e H seas ie cae men permits were for minor re : r, Truman sai e bud- sina they may n by those ir by sf sonment as a spy was part of a| PCT s accencer ‘ 4 ' ee aan pee pee ‘ ‘Identified Her © | plenged roca nist apeck on’ pairs, screen porches, home | * assencet ane JOULE get will give the Army ford to hire all the history teach- me of ofganizations|”<yaontification has been made of| “rhe Arn SS heeeie iam t pe| additions and extensions funds for 18 divisions plus Same of . ng | adit i 4 Up By Navy Di ers it would require to comply) ¥ch bi u ¢ bodies recovered from the | made aware of what can happen.” | ranging in cost from $50 sroughi U p yt avy Vers {supporting units, give the | 6, 4 « Commander Frank Romaguera, parade commiltrg endian stated that se’ floats and marc units have thus far been Sponge ofthe bill said it] entered, making the competition for the trophies to be* awarded ie te their intention be representecc | with the law rf as ” yes Soares ae reckage of the Cuban! Vogeler slept last night under | to $2,000. Navy money to maintain a The bill was rejected by : \m ¢ a, ee errs Gant education committee. Represen-|@d Auxiliary, V.F.W st No.lairliner which plunged into the! Yay, id tae oe bonis | pee ese PART OF DC-A FOUND IN AREA fleet of 1,161 ships;-.and maintain. two an one-third tative Patton of Franklin, one of , Chapter No. 3: ; here Wednesday | ning to’ collect ‘his life again. He} S A k | T a a , 5 . 5 Ri einlcsceys anes that | r io9p No. 253 Boy 9 coroner's juzy viewed the 36, is starting to straighten up some] enale Asked 10 OFF LOCAL NAVAL STATION divichnb ohteedeiee it be placed on the calendar de-| © cOUts, Soro 1S) 5 3 i Peay ts . ; oe pea verse ‘committee re.{ciana "Elementary Sthool, and! bodies at the Naval’ hospital of his long neglected business and } Uphold Veto Navy divers have brought to the surface proof that the Navy; The Air Force cam cor CE ee eee on ia taver| the ‘Golly: Siac made shapter. | T ve not been recovered POrsonal 3 vainer and the Cuban passenger plane that carried 43 persons to} tinue to biuld toward: 95 ¥ I Cononel Grant went on of his motion, but that was one! The ching unit@thus fa -,and there is little t any has been so long since he was able sir deaths last Wednesday actually did collide. air groups—with 14 and vote’ less than the two-third 1 ill represent the / Es BD aces 3 Les Git tance for hia: at | TALLAHASSEF, Fla, April They, found a part of the DC-4 commercial craft in the ar age bec billions © tee necessary to override a commit-|<an Legion, VEW Post No. 39116) a corg was taken to! he has almost lost temporarily the| 2—“7)—The Florida | Senate} wit ux Station where the wreceage, of the SINE. has Seue:} : 0 Oe ine e A bility. to make decisions.” + asked today ‘to uphold Gov 2 - —- # largely recovered. anegs.;.. re OM a ve Associ : : ard this morn- | 201%") nor Warren's veto of a 194! erly, SeCeve ety rm . ntingent I Sorps and ing lock to t the bill permitting veterans te home = ee atx | Witnesses before _ the Naval! About 35.billions in I Two Accidents | its. 1 opulai ckage of the virliner. They Biggest Atomic ead lands in Palm Beach, Pol |Court of Inquiry, which contin-| will gop for! heaity ten he city : x : | and Escambia counties. ‘ R Whitfield [ued in session this morning and] ment—ships, planes, tariks, Over Weekend 8 : ‘pre cD a Eocembia countin, «| Rey Whittiels “tsa, hive mot agreed. ht Coma a Pas See ver Weekent ee ; iB last oon Due vet by @ unanimous vote Apt! | Dp tured dae Boat | he planes actually did collide. se Two minor traffic accidents|™4tch interspersed through the) ajpury ce 0. scerFore: | WASHINGTON, A 0; (iy, | ea ee Ee menenee Ae new: be: y Bee a A pastes re sesh ins Spa 1 ae }oavade ma © most - ee : aad f NGTON, April 30.—(.| fore the Senate. ani . , |Cubana de Avacion plane ap- N P; kc “Se IE happened during the weekend re a is th is Frank cinerea of am wre the Senate. cre. | Leeident Sunday | const undamaged when it nosed) (0 © Anau, Bae sulting in some damage to the) ae in th i : are. Cleveland » Dillon. | yocts probably is reaching the | tary of the, Internal Improvement a over and ctashed about a’ mile f P.O. vehicles involved. No one was| °° Yy re ety Norman Bake Hd Goer cto. ‘The bigest atomic blast | Fund sal the measure which ap. | Pay Whitfield suffered a | tt South Beach. Front 0 U injured i ; B Velte r Ertl Lundbivom, and | tory of the world may | ties Ny te Palm Beach| Bt chin that required three The recovery of wreck from, Z . Richard.Tillman pf New Jersey, : : ; 3. M-Donougt o. Eniwetok Atoll within ten ld favor a few vet | Siitebes and Tom Porre was | the passenger plane in the wat Dave King, city’ manager, an- stopping the Rosecrest Motel, | © pee 4 os : : a discriminate against| '7OWR_ owt of his racing | where the navy plane fell offered| nounced this morning that the backed his cadillac into a parked : a = a L The Atomic Energy Commission | ie fe SBS") boat “The Texan” yesterday | proof that there had been some} non-parking rule still holds good Buick owned by Russell Gilbert- | School Band jad the ses ree Lots } has not given out the date. But|” \e ndaek it does not set up an| ,-aftsneen when. their boats | damage to. it in front of the postoffice build- son of Aurora, Til meats tok apn tara cenaeaas ; e 40 sce | adctuate, enluguabi ful a ene “ were hit by the wake of a | Bodies of the 31 passengers and, ing. pai ie The Illinois car was parked at |" ade all : « For 83.0 00 Her e this final test hav losed that } x toes | large boat crossing Garrison | five crew members of the Cuban} “The only change,” King said the curb outside. (Gie Pteventy corner o th ahd D 3 | they will be atomic prov-| h dounty. He sai: pablic| BSb | plane, as well as those of two of permission of parking after 7 motel where Gibertson is staying RU aN ; ; A warranty $8,000 has}ing ground v soon. One of Me snate avaliable. under the| The racing boats were | the navy fliers, have been reeov-|p.m. in unloading zones marked The left door and fender sustain: | \'ce's 2° g it office of|them, Represe » F, Edward| yin for homesteading are un.| ¢f088ing the starting line of | oyed and identified. Search cen-|by yellow curbs and. inthe -15 ed damage which was covered by | promp! i BPs ty Clack Marl - Adair for Hebert will ck in Washing- | cwited for heme fis t purposes. | the ifree-for-all race about | Continued On Page Fiver minute parkied- 20 zones.” insurance. Parties scttled the cost | strc: ton, down i t pen gee paicunkell ion May di be alent eemort. the eame| 200 twhen the atcident :oc+ | oo eee Ne soident was reported by | disband hart designating thej © Bay subdivision The sing blast oe make sons for vetoing the bill in hi pga a pe ea Ton ntors were Mr. and Mrs. M inued Un ‘© message. He also said he be | police officer Buster Cerezo xact i f i : ieee : Participants in a mishap which} ¢ » i he en-' Lewis Hall ‘and “Mh and Mrs. J.} = a7 ‘lieved the bill was unconstitu- a raion cratt, he suliered | | miracuously resulted in no injury, S vs r to the A. De avi ‘The Lowest Priced Car in tional. : “i ee a | on to Chief Jos- | an i ‘ i > new owr and Mrs.| America With Lowest Payment | Elliot said the bill provides that! 0 boat but suffered no | | | reported in -~ph Kemp on Saturday. A Husdon| their desig’ io 1 T. Hoffman, are from Dad¢ so calle school lands could be} % OFFE driven by Mississippi visitor. V.{In case of inclement weather unty The “HENRY J.” | Continued on Page Four; | Samad STARTING TUESDAY, WE WILL Z. Pearson stopped at the island) parade will be h | K. W. MOTOR co oO of eee = OPEN DAILY AT 4 P.M. mer rims (Continuea Un Page Five)!” (Continued On Pa , - v SARS aa = Special For Tomorrow Only | $07” Giéene Sireet Phone 271 NOTICE = | Except!) 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