The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 19, 1951, Page 1

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No. 120 KEY WEST, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1951. <1 ER The Associated Press Teletype | Features and Photo Services For 71 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West Over 1000 Key Westers Will Mait Pion Now rive (CORONER'S JURY REACHES VERDICT\: fae Pane: tnsitade Tonight of tae" | NAVY-CUBANA AIRLINE PLANE. oa 7 Ee i OUT OF EVERY | TALLAHASSEE, May 19+ | k kok et te Dd ak 30 RESIDENTS OF | Teacher KEY a (P).—House Joint Resolution PARTICIPATING i pated by "House Thumeday 'AMER'CAN TROOPS PUSHED BACK BY Turnover | Over 1000 Key Moise: Provides for statewide vote in the yates nin nose, | MASSES OF CHINESE COM MUNISTS r r , | constitutional amendment that hreaten | Forces Day parade which is Leena ian Sa ed set for 7:30 tonight. ‘ tere 1, 1954, the Mon- NEW COMMIE * ae ° Chamber of Commerce zoe, County Tax Assessor DRIVE HITS Flames Sweep Ship And Pier § lanes eae So Says Cou would assess all property for | Classroom Teachers head, Harold Laubscher an-| 4 all state, county, school and | WESTERN Ea es In Mid-Air But Association Today nounced today that —_ eae pearl egir | - SBETOR : | Litile Other Data number of participants The Monroe County Classroom "6 county, © iassroo™ | means that one out of every Teachers Association today issued : the.following statement “desc 30 Key West residents are ing the need of salary increases taking part in the celebra- for instructors here: | tion. “Once more, Key West and! The city is joining with Monroe County are threatene@ the entire nation in observ- with a large teacher _turnover,ing the second anniversary ' and a lack of teachers in their: "of the Armed Forces Day duties and” compensation of |< bs dbipindon:'wkit tovaghss: ite r he county tax assessor’andy | schools. The present salary’ while war-rages in Korea.| DICKEY JOE LADNER. -3, of | the county: , : ; scale for a new ‘i hi ih al Peniietoiter of military} F8ucier, Miss. a polio victim, | shail likewise provide by law; | waplout of ¢ trap Friday pulled i e eacher wi a4 for. 1 tak lappily examines letters »our- for the extension on the as: back furs today.under -@ new. college degree does not offer! fTeeS and equipment is taking ing in from all over the country sessment roll of the county * j place simultaneously throughout Fy Bea pg hy o i. ¥ sufficient income for that teacher thit Geugtey¥iwid: in ‘cities over: f —but it wasn’t like this until jax assessor of all taxes | heavy: attack. .The position of! ~ Di ‘ ker + i . to. meet the cost of living in this’ seas where American forces ares the New York Daily News’ levied by the state, county. | two other Allied divisions nearby, school districts, port districts. | <p drainage disteicts, and any | TOM¥O, May 19-</-—Amer-| ; Other taxing distriets, and | ican troops on the critical central| | municipalities which by ord- | ' imance request their taxes to! | front in Korea are. still being be so assessed. A The Legislature at the 1959 | Pushed:back by-masses of- Chi- i «Session and from time to timer ' i | \ Ascertained The coroner’s jury re- convened yesterday after- noon in the office of Coro- nese Gommunisis. thereafter enact laws” \speti-? fying the \powers; functions,” } One: -heroie-segiment ' of: the ner Ira F. Albury and issu- (P) Wirephoto % x ted the following verdict at j the inquest of Leo Henry, | Jr., and the 38 others who | lost. their lives on the Doug- a ee . ; county school board. school |. area. gathered, i he rodehis tricycie to the Peep ie 6% is obscure. | a THe ds thé feces: In Key West, the Navy, Coast) box dally uau wondered why | {lsiricts and any other tax: | © oe ona from| las DC-4 Transport on April “A Rank HI teacher (profes-'Guard and Marine Cor are’ there were never any letters for | Hiv h jpad and municipali- Reds! 25: 5 sionally trained and with a col-, holding openhouse for public in- Bis, The Daily News published | 2a oa Prcainr eat (site eastern aector <rhere the Reds wi { lege degree) is hired ‘by the Spection. Barracks, a submentass | of lete cae ony heehee | rose gs are still surging through the gap) “From mortal wound or : p, a Monroe County. School: System. @ destroyer escort, i Present system of tax col- torn in South Korean positions, | After all deductions are taken White House and other spots of . . lection would net be chahged | Heavy pressure on the Second from his pay, his take-home pay interest will be viewed by thou- ‘Minor Traffie by the proposed Pe ae Division flank continues. amqunts to approximately $180 £4nds of spectators on conducted The new Communist drive hit each month. This $180 has a tours. d the western sector—and again Dee Grwer oe sy less _Demonsttations of fire fienting | ACel ents Here wounds received upon the bodies and heads of Leo Henry, Jr., and the 38 aimed at South Korean unit ee 5 ; : : others above aforesaid t d and rescue at sea are scheduled at, Reds struck only in. battalion} (@) Wirephoto} . pia Cie Ee inne the the sea plane base. ‘Two: minor traffic: -aeeidents Roy i in Is arength-northwest-of Seoul but ey [name persons who lost their Monroe County teachers’ salaries | Free boat rides from noon until, were reported today by the po- it was the he attack inj A RAGING WATERFRONT FIRE roars through a pier on .he ie were last raised), and about $100 3 p.m. were offered at the Har- Jice department. 2¢ weeks in that arca. Red troops Detaware xiver at Philadelphia Friday after sweeping =o. lives on a passenger plane bor on the naval station. stacnec rem bandoned|’ Ship. Thirty-five survivors were-taken to a hospital with burns ..r : per month based upon the 1939, 4 : Lt. Carl Holden; Jr. son ot! sntored Uijongbu. long abandoned)” Og. injuries. | of the Compania Cuban de = A baseball game follows be- Pet coughed thie aowaat he must tvcen the ag alg thal Kay Adm. Carl Helden, USN, ran his Duties In City pay his rent, buy food, go to, west All Stars at the naval sta- coupe into a Buick parked at Si-; 7 stinmer ‘school reguiathy for Te- sig field. }monton and Fleming streets yes py the Al on Friday night. ae Phe first sign of optimism since -| Aviacion, a Douglas DC-4 7 she newoofiensive started Wednes-; Transport, No. C.U. T188, - fresher courses, take care of parade marshall C. B. Harvey’ tera pets r Roy Howard Joslin, Sonarman}7¥ — epairugie en a Blinded By Smoke; > Lt Byers Has while enroute from Miami, medical and other expenses, and,'jas arranged for a reviewing “S08¥ 44 scraped the Side of the’, . vond: clgus USNR, has been despre oe: sale “The, situation, 4 kL. is sk i Raat . r. in many cases, support a family,| stand to be set up on Duval street Pétked car. ! tached. froni,his duties at the. US However, the Chinese are maine! Hits Motor cy cle . {Reported For... diosida,. United. States..of In addition, he. receives. this Salz) the route of the-parade.is-on Dugie- Damage: to -the Buick: belong-;riect Sonar School, Key West. ining the altaclsat ty all America to Havana, Cuba. ary only ten moths of the year, | between Southard and Fleming ing to Comdr. Richard T, Nesbitt Florida, and ordered to report to Sint ew as 133 vay Tons. A small. unidentified: boy nar- Dui At Sea “The siaid: above pense Pp. <i and. during: the ‘two summer, val to Truman avenue to Bayview jhas been estimated’ at $200, ithe Officer's Candidate. School} "ye Reds threw three attacks caw : Y ALs En dae shove panera months, he is completely without Park where it will disperse. a . US. Naval“Training Station, New & Diaby ly. ed injury ye i ¢ \ zer Plane Now CU. i pay. ‘It is only cold, clear logic| Prizes for floats and marching’ E@tly this morning, Police offi- | > "RA Cyne f oday a: SObth: Korean’ tees when. he through the: cloud} Lieutenant Robert H. Byéhs, {48 i mid-air with a’ Unived to sec. that he cannot meet the| units will be, awarded.right after Cet Frank Caraballo was called to |? Joslin is the first’ involuntarily | CUUWwest of Changgang, 25 miles ‘of Vapor being sprayed, by. the USN hud bepartcd toe nadk a "| States Navy. plane, S.N.Be TC. absolute minimum cost of living | the parade during a band concert 825 Eaton street where Ernest recalled Naval reservist. serving ere ot pia rex Wasted, ity DDT truck along Duya ae th or active du-} 4-34, twin engined Beeeherat:, ahr on his present salary. In order at Bayview Park. ! Nickel had parked his, car over- at the Sonar School who been Sie etn: witaita ar se ea seta atieds Int. the: sade 5 FY: Sp Staff of the Comniand- | (roma, shove: signi ate ellison is pres salary. 5 & ‘ Prarie : : Ss ts way across minefi¢lds in the} of 4 motoreyele. ing Officer, Surface i with the. aforesaid U.S, Navy to maintain the minimum stand-| There are five divisions in the pight, admitted to O.C.S. Upon success-| 2.5 arca and poured heavy tank! 4” : r*; Bebe ens eee eae 1 did. h into-the.. wal ard of living, he will be forced, Parade, each under the direction ful completion of a 4 month , F ‘ § of ponn Ricket, Jr, VX-1 Bocalmanine Development ‘Detach. | Plane: did: crash into.the... wal to seck other employment or, °f @ special marshall. The first: Ap unidentified driver of an-) course, he will be commissioned (74 Sune, we ie m * salaries can allow ‘him! P# ‘ade ma park sometime , dur-! United ates Naval Reserve. 7 Me ‘ Aeeugs a t ; service, hé was asso- | wopers. gaan Eap Usp laiie png Wate Sena ial i. ah deiven’s | A native of Erie, Pennsylvania, | ‘light: advance in an attack riding his cycle at ebout 12 to 34] ciated with the. Armatesoe on to live. jing the night and driven off with. P y against a Red bridgehead — over ‘ ‘ong Cork “To get teachers, to keep those} Robbins Field, Ga. ‘out reporting the damage to the | Joalir gresanted ‘from. Academy the Pulhan river in’ the Chang. mulesen Pour. on. ‘Duval. near| Company, Lantartct,. Pay as..8 iage e apes The Homestead high school - igh School and Gannon College, | ‘¢ Pukhan river in the 5 when the truck sprayer! Rescarch Che we have, we! ave to nay ‘ MI} band heads the second division, left rear fender. | Pa, where he received a] Sone. he : se i $ created a temporary Lt. Bye holga fo enable Hem te hve J8l while the Redigoas. high, school) ————-——— SEZ Bachetor wf Science desree in ac-| Nothing has been heard’ trom, soy of DDT, my a war-priced economy. t now,|Pand leads the third division. | we eae Se ounting. He is a member’ of the | the South Hoan Division ! iS Hetace.. deskok we i: Biers of that cles cia Be it unknown to. this We are not doing that now.) Fourth division band will bc D i Fannon College Alumni Associa- | Srvmpled vp on the right flank of anyone in the fog, a small child} was graduated from. Freaklin| Coroner's Jury at this time, We must raise the teachers’ sal-lthe Key West high school and| Parking Rules Han elon te tic reall te cain | Le eeeand Diviaign Gain tind coe ane eae one laeaee | iI Colleae, Lancrsinn | 18th day of May. 1981, “A. Dy aries. There is nothing else to} for the fifth division martial riv-| lduty, he was employed as an of- | Jay of the new. Red drive. the side of his motorcycle, then | pa. ‘a Bachelor of Science | WhiSh party or parties were-at be done if our schools are to) sic will be played by Welters Cor-| Are Repeated fice coanancband <esumh tett Gommunien'ions arg disrupted san off again, azpavently uni=| Degree in. Chemistry” in 1940,| al et. She neglect of eal ee oe pane. i | _ First entering the Navy in 1944 ane ey cape 5 ee tee j jured. : Upon® graduation, he was em-| 9ense 0m the part of others un- “We tell the teachers they are} Marching units are from depart- Chief of police, Joseph O. | Joslin served aboard a motor gun- through. But the Second I ivision, known was the cause of the are mainstay of our civilization| ments of the Navy, Marine Corps! 7 ‘ ed by the General Chemical jboat USS PGM 20, and the mine | ‘ing the full forec of a Com- gira “ aforesaid passenger jand U.S, and then we give them inade-|and Coast Guard ,as weil as local| M@mp teported today the. © re eM Mn Car yg), | muni drive for the-fifth time in ‘Unemployed hk In Claymont, Dalawant, t trayy Plane. So say we tant foreman in,, the Chica, turned in his own report} ment, U. S. Naval. Base, Key | lf tbo shore of South, Beach, City Communis of the incident to the police de- Pf ; ~°Y lot Key West, Monroe County, 3 ! 3 r to being r South Korean forees made a partment. Ric! said he was tat renalied nie Florida, on. the morning of. the | 25th day of April, 1951, A. D. of which said mortal wourd 5 wounds the said Leo Hefty, Jf., : id the 38 ol|her persons aforesaid: ive of Lampet- |*™ ; the son of Mr. and Mra, , omnd, did ben. and. she eeesliges «1 aware of a ; cesses pneu abiaateecintatatae - Forces Day parade is over. ‘ : shee } The officiel order from vin heroie stands the Sccund made at . s Brives Mixed At Navy Asks Permit Kemp will be strictly en- | SCHEDULED AIRLINES ; |Kunu last November and at the previous Ce ioinain Sched. earesatelan iT R ir I forced in the interest of pub- | PRICE TOURS Chipyeng im February. tthe Florida i if nis: : abe i ae rey st oe Local Bill Rad 0 heconsirue lic safety. But the Second and supporting cioti, he went to 8 pany arket’s Closing quate wages. It is not fair to our] organizations that will partici sicice jag A nays ho oo | While attached tothe USS Prime, | the .war, ie febting magn ieent- Latte shen teachers are penal-[in’ this evening’s ma q C- treet be: | 1... participated veep. {Lys That’s the word of their-com- - ati cople when teache re penal-/in’ this evening’s mammoth linc cen park on Duval s he participated in the mine sweep-} 5 x § ‘ Co G S60 visi E 3. evisor, Gees toa! Gan We| up. iween: Front, street; god. Tzp- line tion of the Inland Sea } wander, Major, Gencral et, unty veh bai aa oa elo he, Donough, | ‘Notman, should raise our teachers’ pay,,to} | Hundreds of tourists were driv-; man avenue, or on Truman” | (Continued on Tage Threch | |-2uéingy F ve ERO OF Se * £ f ward Geohring, Emil Li meet present living conditions.| ing into the city ca ay to) avenue between Duval street | Slurry mao battle of the Chine: FALLAUASS) May |. 19. he ae he Navak ite. [ahd “coroner hack, Albury and ieee! our schools, our. child-| watch the big : y¥,| and Palm avenue today from” | —-- miles northe t- of “Seoul a Unemploy-) Te bas ae Ripiene Constable Harry H. Jubnsgn. West has ¢ enjoyed. 6:30 p.m. until the Armed | : 3 Ww the, Second killed Dasaneniay ere Cte Beaten . n- RNS EEE Dope. and. ounsyoulhy i | Low Cost Air Coach [iy sno" Red-— a duplicate of the | oi AYA, aril chtained a, com- istr In’ March, 1943 ion 411 Fleming St. Phone 124) French and Dutch units still are Monroe County payments total-[do Schook at Newport, Re Ty and) nt wy accry May. 1%—~(2. E istine Pi =z = = = | threatened by massive Chinese ed $60 during the week. Fourteen} #tlended asaging Sten ae” Wierda” Seoute tanith NEW YORK, May i9.—(4).— XI ing jer are ae forees pushing through the right countics bad no unemployment sucontziad 11181225 relating director pubis Prices were narrowly mixed to-} Applicati.a vas vecn made to} itank gap. compensation paid during the | service of Key West. - day in a quietly drifting market.|the Department of the Army by} They appoar to be aimed at the period. ee Among the leaders the range|the Department of the Navy, imnortant highwa that runs Unemployment throughout the! spread from about $1.25 lower to| Sixth Naval District. P. 0. Box southeast toward Hangye and state has been on the _ increa: Palace around $1 higher, with the excep-|365, Naval Base, South Carolina Yongchon. and is expected to continue its) tion of one or two wide mov for a permit to reconstruct exist-| BUILDING MATERIALS With another Red push 30 miles gradual climb as the fruit pick-| William Holden: “Coleen Grey in The volume of business was re-} ing pier D-3 and to dredge on the OF ALL KINDS to the west, the. Communist ing and pr ng activities in FATHER WAS | stricted to an cstimated 700,000| northerly side thercof, in Key dvives appear headed for the Han the state decre >. The ending of os ups aes affect- A BACHELOR” ‘iver area cast of Scoul—and the the tourist s S. Rubber. SAVE MONEY KEY WEST ARMY BARRACKS, 601 WHITE STREET Lower were New York Central. ia 2 * Texas Co., American Woolen, Ca- terpillar, ‘Boeing, and Douglass. In the bond market, prices were mixed. shares for the two-hour session. | West Harbor, Key West, Florida. 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