The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 22, 1951, Page 8

HNN 9 alia PAGE aiG} “#IGHT (HE KEY WEST CITIZEN TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1951, — _ aa ee ee | He Appel, Dr. [United Defense Fund Goal |Comviets Nezoviate Prison Réxt sertement _— eo = la cher Leaves x 5 Mrs Ann Garrison, Mrs rete ’ ting Herman Moore |Is Set At $18,624,854 Shiver aes craty me OF atte Meeting ee) eee eo. Bian angeMia Hates | “Harold R. Laubscher, manaxer Under the chairmanship of | Key West Chamber of Commerce _ CE Building Will A national goai of $18,624,854 to meet the 1952 needs of service - to the armed forces and civilians in defense-impact communities Mrs. Hester Stutz, the Key West |!ft for Ft. Lauderdale to attend Cost $22,000 At ind to, hel; i clothing to Korea will be soijght by the United | | : the annual convention of Florida it anged th akers’ ta- | 4. ble for the Shore Dinner held | on Friday night of the conven- | tion. The setting was most group ssociation of Com tization ‘his organization is composed Chamber of Commerce man PCULIVES. Alberta And defense Fund, accering to Joe Pinder, chairman, USO-YMCA. | juniaue in that the theme sug- [agers throu i the” State: of : | Local Community Chests throughout the country will be asked | gested by Mrs. Mav Douglass wi se Natta ee Waddell Streets | to raise $26,511,854 of the national goal through inclusion of their | werhected By havinw & aca hue | fos Got | Flocida ‘Building Permits took another! bere in the Red Feather campaigns next Fall. ie ) vill & present. ba The bulk of the funds will go to the United States Or hither and yon. flow ever the | Laubscher’has been ‘a¥ meriber zoom Within athe pagi few day Capt. Anthony Dropp, US the Howard* S$. Gilmore, sub- white table cloth, In the center |of the: As tion for five. years | of the table was a lovély aqua- ; and igs: pre ly on the Board of {rium glowing like the very bot-! Direetors. He will preside at the! ions (USO) which now 103 operations in this country but has been requested by the Defense Department to Among other recipients of funds will be: Amer- verse provide 1 marine tender,:was issued a per-| ican Social A-sociation, National Recreation Association Pah oe eee de elas lat bende 0 z . 5 1 sa ovely coral cone 7 on tic whic mnven mit-to build a $14,000 CBS <esi-| for its defense ram, United Community Defense Service, and i shell apis eet ee eee jis dahals Z x is S € ainde of | ec Wi come to a Chose gyro oberg street. : ——¥* Clothing for Korea | the tables. The convention chair- | on Tuc ening. Headquart Another Laird street house will USO operations today are lo- man gave much credit to all of |ers are Escape Hotel in the Key West delegates for their |Ft. Lauderdale. most picturesque arrangement. | — ——— = he :a..$9,500 duplex for Drudge. Two other apar 8) Adonis On Trial 4 ote in eritical sectors of the nent buildings will be put up by Paui Unite ates as well as on Guam | lace card 7 g Old Ross Roberts, Hilton Haven i end Okinawa and in Alaska, Ha- | est Home longing to Mrs. May | Pe eS oa ane Mrs. Jobn waii, and Canal Zone, Germany } Douglass led members to. their | $2.00." E> eper avenue and the Mcditerrancan area Gy rien | Binces 28 ewe 5 responded vith, | 46,000. i how would like to take} i ie Ava vill be! Services to provide the famous | so ea ae aac 1 USO “home tae fren home" | & DELEGATION QF CONVICTS me h officisls of the Utah, state prisons to negotiate | ‘ime out for a post-convention | man Moore for $22,000 at Waddell ae hetigicandunted at’ present. | “2°zs for settling = riot inthe now Row ote : DEMS OMe), TOP BURGNES PEMOMO EN co inn’ OR. HR BIMIN DAVES seized eight guards as iateabd and rioted throuji the buildings for four and a half hours. They called off the outbreak and returned to their ce'ls after their spokesmen conferred with officials. SUMMER and- Alberta streets. threugh clubs, lounges and area | fcom points. as far north as-Pen ‘The Sea Shell motel, 718 South morale programs. an acola and as far west as Clear- | j street was issued a permit for a In addition, the first USO- Sitting at the table listening to complaints ‘of the pris rs are, left to right, Leslie D. Burbridge, ee tai they ft It the wouldi have €BS efficiency four apartment! lCamp Shows unit to go abroad | @ member of the State Board of Corrections: John F. Dugan, board chairman, and Warden A.O. [1 0’ satisfied this year and! unit ‘for $8,500. : | since the new USO came into be- | Severson. auhine yess wha cae John Butler received perm ing in March, 1951, is now en | ventign would actually be held} FARES 16-DAY ROUND TRIP» MAY 15 — SEPT. 30 {except July 4 and Labor Day Weekes) NEW YORK $124.30 "wi" sion to remodel an army _bar- racks building for $3,000. It will be/atnoved to the corner of John- | son and Thompson streets. " Porch repairs, minor house. re-j : > peits, wire fence installing and; building repair permits were also} issued. to various residents who! are improving properties curing the summer months. Plumbing permits were issued route to the Pacific and will be jgiving shows for GIs abroad by 1 June 1. Under the leadership of Jack Powell, drum wizard of the stage and screen, six top-flight] erformers: comprise the cast. | Several of these have played for servicemen before, in Europe | or the Pacific. H 1. The work in defense-impact | ‘communities will provide certain | ut Key West. Mrs. Crosby said, “Wher vou take into consideration “that | our lozal BPW Clubis. only { | | | | | five years old, you will ‘real- ize thet many honors have been ecccrded a “baby” club which have never been a=cord- ed other BPW clubs within the Florida Federaticn who have been erganized for years.” | ks yeaa to the following per- immediate services to incoming convention drew to a close | \ ie a defense workers, aGvisory serv- | 19 with still sreat rides | WASHINGTON Arnold Key, Orlando Caraballo, {ices on health and welfare, and planned for the next year than Mike Padron, Colton Park and Alton Goehring. ion Meets $104.20 “n° PHILADELPHIA $115.50 “ia? BALTIMORE $108.00 "xi" guidance to help. communities organize their own resources help themselves. This will be in} addition to regular peace-time service, and will aid congested} is towns and cities, moving people,| fi }ever before made, With such an outstanding citizens as Mrs. Ma- {rion Stark for local club presi- dent, it is known that Key West will lead again. T row Night those in rural areas displaced b: Ro omorrow Night the in rural areas spate by MAROONED PARTY (Continued trom Page One) a battery terminal which snapped uf and stalled the motor. Wilson said a Navy plane ed by the national defense pro-} gram. Part of the funds. collected through this fall's united Red j : } There will be an important ii raegting of Arthur Sawyer Post No?-28, American Legion at the post home on Stock Island tomor- spot H row. nite, May 23, at cight p.m. (®) Wirephoto! Feather campaigns will be used to ted them at 9 a. m., and rescue See adjutant Arango announced to process clothing to be sent to rag- by the U. S. Coast Guard follow- { “ day. i JOE ADONIS, a gambler lab- | ged millions in Korea, Mr. Pinder <ed-within’ two hours. He said he i Announcement of boys state| ¢!ed as one of the nation’s sev- ; declared. ; Renees Senne? 2.5 NATION Al { sponsorships will be made and| en czars of crime. enters court The local USO committee con- seney flare. ; plans a Serpe day observ-} at Hackensack, N. J., Monday A at its aire ear rt : ; i 5 © pe ance wi made. i > - 3 Ralp! og resident o! ec “ ie webbdiaawe = * 2 _ The principal guest speakers of ee poner toa re Ministerial Association, has named (®) Wirephoto via Radio from Tokyo | STRONG ae BRAND COFFEF A if | | f es aoe e oats wil - Seenziow- fense and threw himself on the A acon We eorcraltice, sent Met] ALLIED SOLDIERS FIRE from a ridgeto> position et flecing Chinese Communist troops in re- eee ; depattment at Monroe gene mercy of the court. Jr. Womens Club has named Mrs. | treat on the central front in Korea. Reds began wiihdrawing from half of the central front Mon- MILL A hospital’ and Miss Agnes Burrow| ~~ ST oie Marjorie Sjursen’ the current day .after losing nearly 69,000 men, by Allied estimates, in their five-day offensive. On Sunday it blood bank technician at Monroe Oo YBRY ANT T ELLS Pr sident. alone, the Communists were reported to have lost 24,700 men. BBem see he All Grocers general hospital. Continued trom Page One) All. members are urged to at W ATER FIGH’ T TURNS | > ii Bohai ag ata ae, Sh PRET ae S Ee bs tend this neeeting and visiting |{¥! in arousing that interest, and | _ 7 iis, a . feng this meeting (end visiting) ring praise where'it is due. | ‘Continued From’ Fage Ones TEN YEAR \Teday’s Birthdays) WARD BATTLE BEING Auxiliary members who may f a youngster can be given |lumbus, police quelled the stu-| (Continued From Page One) | . | (Cortinuec From Page Ones be“interested are also invited to| ™meihing to do which makes|dents with tear gas and carted| his father often worked without |. )°° retary of Labor Maurice J.| northwest of the Korean’ capital be present. iim fe iingortant,” O’Bry off nine of them on disorderly compensation ivhen ‘eniployed by}. 'Tobin, born in Boston, 50 years| in pursuit | of the enemy. ARTE emphasized, great. many juv- | conduct charges. the school | ~ | British,"American and Korean eewe eee jenile delinquency problems} University officials put out a} 4 *| Guy G. Gabriclson, chairman of fokees have pushed up to the The president, Julio Cat J emphasized the, fact at everyone in Monroe County had been invited to present their bids} for rental of the theatre, and that the award to Messrs. Abreu and born in Sioux Rapids, Iowa,| miles n mat Commit-|Hongchon and Pukan. rivers, 25 rtheast of Seoul. { would be solved.” aring bonfire the students start- People’ Ss Toms A regu business meeting | ed in High street. followed O'’Bryant’s talk. By- Things were juiet enough Bt wras : qi * }laws of the couacil’s constitution ; when about 100 members of Pi «@@RUELTY TO ANIMAL; 60 ¥ president of} Se#ect tie serves thes selects vo, born at Riee e's men-—-U.S Marines were read, and projects such as | Beta Phi and Kappa Alpha Theta Last night, three juvenile volun- | came in 10 cruisers. A cocd pour- |” 8 presented their own prob-|cd a bucket of water on the first | “UT? re andp lems to the council. They stre arrivals. She was arrested. ) Sttule hac tov a tong & need of recreational places like| Minutes later students | grected | t0 give them hot lunches ¢ } (Hey dtounds, and «supervised ‘police in other cruisers-with well- |'nercase the teaching staf, and ietivity ja- | aged caus and over-ripe tomatoes. |i other ways improve the opera onships. with parents, teachers} They also let the air out of tires) Uh Bes er Di t as:itis common knowledge to | everyone in the neighborhood and beyond, how much the dog means ‘to us. »But,. Key West is small and} truth and lies have a way of com- | ing to light and when it does | tee: ' oi ; $i layground were discussed in {sororities started squirting water | 7 ‘ uvelen Nand Fak Veena nen a See OR is it who} 2" forun Jat each other, Then football half- es ot pee oe ee i CEG o dog Wola their heaeo|_ Juvenile Court Judge Eva War-|back Walt Klevay appeared on} Or 4 ideration of a es oh, Ot a and Wisfigure him by clipping his fer Gu son noted that nearly 100 the scene, 7 ar During ace tae the li Ms 36 Weare Bt i, ap ANYTHING CONCERNING fur jn such a manner as to make | PCOPI¢ attended the council before Rial oh Beis 1 That wag | cts also pointed out thi | g | Ne him. look ridiculous? the session was over. She andy Walt, one report said. That was} iio’ or the building used for the| q | Tih dog ie fekedigeand bothex. | Leland March, pre ofticer,| the signal for his fraternity, Kap-| tion of the building used for the} In parts of Afvica and also inl TWINS ed nobne and I feel that the per stated they were very happy with | pa Sigma, to enter the battle. es painting. They indie: ra 1 else are, it is al son who did this low and rotten |‘ st the public is taking} When the party got rougher ¢ at while the children were 3 EDD) Pres SE ©! >. OUNAE: Bes Put} 870-1671 Bore ‘ ‘i : n the work of the organizatign., |someone called the cops. They oow ea Nea me f | : . | | , thi r : { ing..did it to hurt its owners. 1 } today! | i ; some more fur will fly. 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