The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 11, 1951, Page 1

ae ARR Eg aH Re Key West, Flerida, has the most equable climate in the country, with an average range of only 14° Fahrenheit The Associated Press Te! Features and Photo Servic For 71 Years Devoted to , Best Interests of Key —<——____ Che Ken West Citisen THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.A. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1951 a PRICE | FIVE CE VOL. LXXIL. No. 139 waz" Key West Water Shortage 'UN Reco ies ‘ | PROJEC «Due To Excessive Use O {more emphasis be given to the} | United Nations as the main agency | Conciliations Isle Of Pines | SWARTHMORE; Penna., June| To Be Like h11. #).—U.N. Secretary-General] |Trygve Lie today urged that] Key West’s Power Set-Up | tie peace and for economic aid| So 20S OLE ater |to the world’s backward areas. SSS ~ By SUSAN McAVOY | Lie was the commencement| Happy Reunion Des spite Mustac he Consumed By The Gity Electric Sys-| speaker at Swarthmore College Five Sailors Die 11% Of Ke : | : . “ which awarded him an honorary| ‘Ss tem is held up-and extolled | eee as oe agree: +e \In Flash Fire In | 7m ae My : i Jie cited such steps | j|as a o— municipally-| ..)jcctive security as the V.N's| Guantanamo Bay Popu ation owned power system by | call for each country to design: Y | - —, } . 4 7 ee colt GUANTANAMO BAY, Cu- | Key West’s water short penis throwghent': Laie lux prged ging ten Ue ba, June 11.—(?).—Five men ape fil tga a merica, as welloas in the} peace commissions to d ge| were killed Saturday in a ee s a " states. : ee Rossin ee flash fire at the U-S Bae sive demand for water hy This I learned-inia:re-| ,,TM¢ secretary-ceneral declared:| base on Guantanamo Bay, |the Florida Aqueduet Co: “It is vitally important that these interview: with Dr. }yecommendations receive th repre-| }vigorous and affirmative response |mission’s customers on the Upper Keys,” are being treated for injuries. All the victims are attached cent | | One man is missing and 10 | | Ventura ,Dellunde, it was stated to the base. |from the member countries that by Capt. C. C, Adel, com- sentative of Havana prov: }ine emergency requires.” | The flash fire was caused ee : hee the emergency requires | i fnasiaad manding officer of th ince in the Cuban legisla-|| He added that it was equally! bY gasoline becoming ignited 5 aie K tyre ea : on the surface of the wa‘ Naval Station today. ture and the outstanding |®€ess*'Y for new efforts _by| | ) a . {member governments to use the| | The commandant at the | Capt. Adell told The public power expert in} United Nations as their main in-| base. Rear Admiral M. E. | : = os for’ | Murphy, said four of the men | Citizen that he has re- Latin-America strument for adjusting and con-| Y- 4 z ae , é |ciliating the conflicts that endan-| @t0wned an the other died of | quested the Commission to Dellunde, who has cam-| | ‘burns. The admiral said an in- ‘ | ger peace, | paigned for years to re | duce electric rates in hs Allied Troops Are | native land, is on the eve | ‘Closing Pincer On | l= | of victory. chinese Fortress “My goal is that an is- land south of Cuba, the Isle} ter). member of three-man Soviet Repatriation Mission, as latter TOKYO, June 11.—(4).—Allied| | is forcibly escorted from U.S. Zone in Salzburg, Austria, June | match an island north of forces are closing a giant nut-{ \of Pines, will one day! 9. At left is Maj. G. £. Hartel, American escort officer. Mission, | Cuba, Key West in its ex.) cracker on the main Chinese for- No Official | reduce the consumption of | water on the Upper Key |to the end that the city o | Key West will) obtain an (® Wirephoto} adequ te supply of water. . ERNEST WOODFILL, naval aviation electrician’s mate, tells his | “*Until further notice no the wife the new mustache was merely to keep his upper lip warm | additional “outlets on in Kodiak, Alaska, where his patrol squadron was stationed un- | ‘a til its return to Minneapolis, June 8. He couldn't however, ex- | Aqueduct will be authe ; plain the curlicue ends to the hirsute adornment. Nor did his ized,” declared Capt. Adel. vestigation is being made to determine how the gasoline got on the water's surface. Admiral Murphy said there are no signs of sabotage, and that damage to vessels in the area was relatively small. AN AMERICAN GI holds iesian Sgt. Vasilly Elistratov (cen- used to assist Russians who wished to return home, ignored |tress in North Korea. Tank- ted wife require the explanation, as this picture proves. The Wood- | This is a reiteration of an i eige : ip ; cellent service to the peo- ; fills live i i deadline of midnight, June 8, whey American officials consider- le.” |forces are crushing enemy el ‘ills live in Minneapolis. order he made on March 6. ed its business was ended, ple. [between Chorwon and Kummwe| PEACHION LO Though the Upper Keys Teen Ager Caught | \Bradley, Marshall. | codesiediy 13: sence a Today said Dellunde, the lowest) the enemy citadels that have fallen} electric rate in Cuba is double} in a bitter eight-day a | the highest rate in Dillon Approves | ss: ult the United| Many of the Red troops, how- R Bi d beer, are withdrawing rather than / ussian 1 Yacht Owner ear future; Nowever,| be ca etwe e jaws ¢ ; | mee | of the’ popiiiliition of ‘the F 1 Dead Todav Appointment Of [said Deuunde, ‘Cubs’ may ‘navel ike ‘aven eetween the, Jews °f) Communints Want'A |On Golf Course; ‘Ar e Re porting Kegs, ‘they’. kiiens 20 oun ca o ay) egelg € vedipaiicn ica West el backing up toward Pyonggang et! Voice In The Second Esca e Back To Truman | percent of the water sl . ue | years ago. pitti Central yf hie aiate 4 Japanese Peace ‘ Pp ply pumped by the Navy ear Marathon His Successor reas 1 I y | “The interchange of ideas ana| Only minefields and weakening For the secone time ir the his-| WASHINGTON, June 11.—().) down to Key West. Treaty George William Davis of Sun- Major Earl Dillon, retiting| information between the people} small arms fire oppose the Allied} eaiosaie of the nation's top mili- : = | tory of his long delinquent reco.d, The Navy is giving twice set Island, Mianf Beach, was |bandmaster, today approved the |°f Key West and the people of! advance on the central: front.| WASHINGTON, June 11.—(). e whe old by ae pecan |tary men are reporting back to! as dine & es o' € found dead early this morning | potential appointment of a man|CUba is traditional,” said _the| However, the enemy is putting up| There is no official-reaction yet trongtdevent jthe White House npr aa a eee ce aboard the yacht “Torch B" near-| ty take his place handsome, public power leader. |a stiff fight to the east, between! Ais nai biddor a voice ane rom detention quarters, | sili : ; each day as is required by thie the doclas at Meaeetion, Horace O'Bryant, superintend-| I recent years Dellunde has| the Hwachon reservoir and the usgia’s ne f © in| only to be re-captured and held he chairman. of the joint the cesiteact, Once aillé Death was due to natural caus-| ent of schools. here, immediately | M@de a thorough study of the City sea | the Japanesse peace treaty. by authorities, here. jchiets of state, General Omar} Hees i Buen es | offered David Whitly Sheppard of | Electric system, | AmeriGan warplanes have past-| Several weeks ago, the Soviet .. 7 Bradley, returned today from Eu- gallons a day are Key The deceased had eaten a hear- |g, ng b " 6 C. tt vate 4: “C. A.Van Déursen,’ manager} ed enethy supply tines behind the} U di iar di id. It Escaping ftom.a trade:school.in rope, and defense secretary, Geo. W, Ps 1 AS GEER Ee tet ae bay io Spartanburg, 5: C., the appoints ‘ § gg ene is. ber nion made. a similar deman es contragtual quota. ty mea! before retirmg. He died | ment, of the Key West system has givén| Communist front, and Allied war-| was rejectedsby the United States. Ollahartia, 4 few inonths'dgo, the | Marshall’ is on’ his way home The Nav at 1 some time between 2 a. m. and} Sheppard, whoiwas here, fof an; Me.the benefit bf his Years of ex-| ships continue to shell coastal | Actually, & peace arenty> for Japan deere aiger, aecbritpanied by his: 14 | from Tokyo, and Korea. ; bis y is pumping in at 7:45. this morning. He was about interview concerning the new job | Perience in advising me’ about the| roads,, rallwikys And. ports. thas been virtually’ ‘completed| Year Old dousin, toritinued his| Within’ tén’ days, two other top’ a day fo the 54 years’ of age: will notify O'Bryant Wednesday | @/ectri¢al problems of your island | Nis cite eed | since Russia . refused to, sit in on| thail‘of car thefts and house break- | ™ilitary planners will be bak in| | :“E million Davis v sst of the yacht! if he accepts the position [ hope we can “follow, Key West the nation’s capital ‘from “‘ittspec-|® s a gue owner, W Ehrhart His present job is that of senior leadership in establishing a public] Ti Board Head | thetalke: Now, Russia *vants “the! treaty draft scrapped and a new| ihg ‘until apprehended in Pensa- cola, Fia., and turned over to the| {Ons of troubled areas. They are sellone’ a day for itself. Officials at Marathon called the! musical director of the Spartan- | Utility just like it first in the Isle| eek arian: at ‘ f Air For Chief Vandenberg,| Capt. Adell wrote to Ern¢ : artan- | . Xe pact written, with Russia and Red | Sheriff's offiee here on a charge of | 3 eos : ; sheriff's office at Key West who burg, 8. C. eity schools. He holds |2f Pines and then throughout Meets With City |China participating breaking and. entering,. and car U@ving sir power in western ee ae oF tee 7 bigeye Coroners Roy Hamlin and | the degree of A.B. in English with Petia ot seat ; o The United States has rejected | stealing sin nope geri erat ritiighceo 4 or ommission bac ra Albury music and education minors, and ellunde who has led the pub- C RE 4 | this idea on the grotinds that Rus-| After a. mionth jin. detention! ;/)" Ste Whe s a r A ase Bivep anion od ee has, studied at Erskine College seperate ibe eB bisa JOMMISssion jsia would be permitted what was | quarters here, he was permitted | Okinawa. in Tokyo today from wilt cee “ape perro an al home here after relatives had! “jis experience, includés work} “For the first time, Cuba can Roosevelt boulevard to be set | ciation Ee haa chine barti- Raber tarpon, ‘he boy cay | President is certain to influc, that until. additions! pumping ca Pepavis, maintained a home: at| jut poegas Oenestess Ad MAPS ee ipo clactricel. Sieens | discussed. st-an informal mecting | Eovernment does not recognize: | doar gathelage te promptly stole |e, future aigbal planning. |pecity He obtained, there may be 1, Sunset, Miami Beach.|"' Sheppard is trom Due West, &.| We have the money now to buy| st’ ¥:90:‘tonight of City Commis-| However, the Kremlin renewed | a car belongiagito Keller Watson, i. <trictly military inspections,| Commission's’ customers Men: i ‘lorence Davis.) C,, is married and is the father| the equipment. We have the sur-| Sloners 4 Ai pine Wells. land| that the peace treaty must bel He then-atove itto-théchome | their observations will also pro-|Navy personnel ive in the. City " . of one child veys made of where the need is Ten joined by’ all the countries»that}of aquariaum manager William H conn a sei oe Se ee of Key i hw Ber Gs ene ae Pia ik ae | Will O'Bryant said that he was sat- greatest for electrification. “Van oe aden, : "~~ {fought Japan, and that it must be} Kroll, 3605 Ayenue’E, broke in the | “momatic apeee re a | Seetear eae aes be wa: pores readheat isfied with Major Dillon’s steinp;eursen has been most generous) "ci yt anager Dave King said | Worked. out on the basis of the|home, took /#:-Wwatch,-an empty | ane Tore. & totecinont ailetetioe aot eee : me of epurevel for eagaee aad fi eosin me answers ad my iP-| that the meeitng would take up| Cait, Potsdam and Yalta agree-| billfold and elothing belonging] policy ant pes gsrins the| bility exiaty to cise tea ‘ . } »ped that. he would acce; he rable questions about how} °" x 2 c v e ity of Construct Two io eR el aeh as eablto tility te ect up.” | this question only. Question af | ae as sialic hat fis pose iy afternoon he was|@" in Korea. Marshall said inj Key-West with water insofar as it $5 100 Sheppard left Key West this} Dellunde, a handsome State } Les gence in pen! _ entirely new peace conference be| spotted by a patrolman.in the vi- | Tokyo. that, although: he cannot) is available, ‘ottages morning for a stop over at Holly-| educated man in his carly forties ee eee ee Comme UP cane : Se of Shnek. Talend: ‘The--Jz ; | see it going on for years, still he} Capt. Adell stressed today as $5, ‘ | told no at a regular meeting of the Com-| C@#led_ this summer, and accused] cinitys of Stoek Jslar jelad tes no immediate end But thattin his Sean teruee wood, Fla old. me that he first became ine) ion | the United States of trying toj abandoned the “car” and head- lgontingency would have to. bel: “ihe iNeWibhe fb sue bil Je a Broadhe A poarapes | prorated P danse slecttie ralee Following the City Commission | 8i82 @ separate peace to keep) ed for cover_on the golf course. Pai bo pine cat a pian girs VERE RORIG: EW ao pase Pe R i R " ace Hl: T ay MES: ON RETARD: WHE t th inted |Japan in the American orbit of} The sheriff's office, patrolmen | » oe in the 600 block of Cathe OaG hace Tas 10 | he studied in the States. Bas hall iad ie cect Bete ve | influence. The Kremlin predicted| and passingyear-drivers surround-| !t would force the nation t6/ supply water. to customers « eS street, according to building per- | | “I want to see that my people| Baseball committee will meet to ag i a: the + finall j consider redeployment of troops,|Commission on the Upper Keys ; t y Building Inspector | ean obtain the benefits of the| T8cuss use of tle new Baseball | the United States wit sgn a mili-/ed. the arealgiiga boy ~was finally |planes and ships. It would mean| beyond that in excess of the pois yen by Building Insp | Be Run Over: Rs { beet ake * nefits 2 : L adium and charges for its use. | tary alliance against Russia in the| found at, about 8:30 last night) 4 decision:on how big x gactiaon| Haves ds." Ralph Ru | / | mos le chniques of elec . ines years to come. i ae ig: } Lorenzo Robare will build two] 7 t | trification. Serene pe se aentearenies peerpailineh. cwseyer pening S intend to keep indefinitely} Capt. Adel) and Commander additional $5,100 cottages in the Map V as Needed |, For that purposes Dellunde has} = t . arrival .of. officials. from. Okla- | the Far East. ‘Wontinued On Page Seven? same location according to per ‘ become a power expert himself. iD P y Sh riff home: | mits he obtained AtHNGY WNL Fale sce (CHE al the Pemebilaton ofl Le TeaeMt Nominates, epury one His formesipariner in crime has| Paygg N Patience Asked In Other permits issued by the] ee ee ee ihig time, they | Key West's electric system is a > Gi OES been: returspl sin: --chargenotn| © QNIS, , Building Inspector are.as follows: |~Pvery year | this time, they) sibute to Van Deursen's know- Hiss Prosecutor’ | Gives Service (Coutinugdl ta natin Cs Paxe Fiver : F Santiago Valez, 108 White street| hold the Koni Quincy way.| how and hard work. His record is | ans : : iY k Has US F ign P Li 4 320 Blizabeth, $100 minor repairs| Nothing unusual about it. Resi-} sas the Americin Pub-| (?)-~The man who prose- | the ’ vine ses- Houses Turn Ou : ood vassals Aes Yon dents of Quincy know it's June | 7° h bodies asthe Americhn Pub cuted Alger Hiss—Thomas | sion, reported the family car stol- it Any Mayor EATER tities teat te Phister, $200 painting of exterior | bY |oeking out the window and) Cony are proud that we have had| =: Murphy was nominated to- Re Hoe de SCONE ae the Maris Ty B Scoo' ; scientist, Dr. Vannevar Bush, ap- of home and repairs; Seottish Rite | We OY ncie underwear, -- | the benefit of his advice.” tes De fae ia ee ters, PARIS, New ‘York, June 11.—| pealed today for patience, per- Consistory Building, 531 ea But it is unusual, we can assure|__Dellunde ‘said that he wants a] 9) southned ee Wack s Within.» abosk, dime Deputy |(#).--As you've probably heard, | spective and balance in American street, erection of a — EY a ou Fer the race $0 (be run twice, | Utility Board in the Isle of Pines} Musee Row York .. | Sherif Frank Webber found the Torches Sunda the city of Paris, is 2,000 year | foreign policy. Henry Sands, 1307 Flagler, $100 . ear they at | modelled after City Electric's Bd pea cy ac steht lad ¥ young. As a result, all sort of fes-| Dr. Bush said that there is an for painting his Heine nd this year the gare Ue aah we plan is that we can| “#Y’S Police commissioner. car abandoned on. Flagler ave-| . ot tivities are on the agenda. Be-| excellent: opportunity to avert a i | Reel adeisiches the yacenywice “or'should Wawa re : corporation in Iele| ,.P@sident Truman also nom- | nue. A motor sedote® anda: car de-| ee . aid we j—-they are running the ten-r ile | Set Pines pea Soe pr ea aa ae inated Harold R. Medina for When Mrs. Mardis saw the re-| streyed «with an-~acetylene torch | sicers a ef the ars vee fer paelgrhoien ei a gt |race over again \exg "ate arewere penile house) Promotion from the district | turned car, she reported: that it were the Victims of fire yésterday, | “"," rg oRls ga dics et shat te Lite Seiya om edgar Here's why BA Blah. tecsade rpetinke B aypain chia acca judgeship to the U-S Court of | was parked exactly on the spot] sot, houses a9 firemen orig- mong other items dresines Up 4 called “the ‘placing 0! " : | leaders and labor. This group will] Brit : rob houses as ‘were Orlg-' +. publicity people for the cele- | political advantage above Nation- The race begins in the muniel- fee hs.it ur Utility Board) PPe@ls for the second cirevit. | from which it-had been taken. ingly fara q : ks 2 “is the. iden of inviting ak inten j Pal stadium — then takes off) S8NVe as Goes your Utihty Board) Judge Medina will succeed: | “That's real service,” she said West. tise! Panel ee eee ee est, ehrou Arcets and out of in Key West to determine polic; Jasna ih Hand, whe ve- | of Webber's act Key West sateen ut! mayors of other cities named Paris| Dr. Bush spoke at Colby Coi- |town. To negotiate the distance, | Fates, and service’ inna ee eet eesti one. engines VERNERIAS. FOTO: | 40 attend. lege's 130th commencement. | you need strong legs and eves for; Dellunde said that public elec: 3 . ‘. . | ——$_ ______________ ing. they. were going-toonfescue) Turns out there are.a number jury DPN RES AEE FET TL Siicatices t-te fale of Peas Weil ee Bi sbays POOR OLD CRAIG tamilies“from~ burning“towses.”” | of these, mostly in the United | ss Well sir, as soon us the 40 run-|mean the rebirth of the Island) in the case of aeat ee The.dlacms were~..not...quite' States. One, in fact, in New York Iners had te two of them|as a commercial entity. diiteniiettetatets sho sien |. SERVICE STATION | false. ‘Yes, there were fires, Put, state. er |forged to th Came the |. “The gold mine on Isle of Pines| convicted pf advocating the | Francis at Truman Phone $134) no, they weren't houses, Casual-| In due course, @ neatly em- : first marker, and the two guys up| has been shut down since Septem-| oyerthrow of the federal | Your PURE OIL Dealer ties were instead, a ‘scorched bossed invitation went through of-| Rosalind: Russel!-Ray. Milland in ikke : : intel hich 1 ‘hannels. front tuk a turs e lett, |ber for lack of power,’ suid Del-| genment by force | Tires - + Tubes . . Batteries) scovte: aud 4 defunct auto which ficial channets, atlantic ¢ w of Distincti | two spectar bn | unde “Vhe grapetrun packing “ Accessorics ve being Magne tp autentionat-| Everything but. television ehan- oman on. os : ined } stinued Ga Page Twp Les See ae isd ly by 4 Man Wielding « torch. 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