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Key West, Florida, bas the most equable climate in the country, with an rags range of only 14° Fahrenheit bY ® The Associated Press Telety; Features and Photo Ser For 71 Years Devoted to ti 7 Best Interests of Key W THE S®UTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S, A. as KEY WEST, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, June 4, 1951 a Allies Stab : Greatly Expanded USO Out Beyond — r lanned Here Fortress | Reds‘ Are Digging i In To Defend rategic Places VoL. LXxt, No. 142 She Shot Youth PRICE FIVE Hospital Urged By Albury | erty MANAGER bave *——---—- Hs ; KING EXPLAINS WHY | Reds Continue Korean Renan | €ITY COULDN'T HAVE) DAMAGED HOSPITAL | == Test Due Sonn Of TOKYO, June 14 (/P) Heavy ‘New Airplane ily-armored Allied patrols have 7 Will Require = *—— More Funds I ie ea $61,000 Building ; os | Permit Issued To ji Diane Tor wugsoaly “Sounds stabbed out beyond the Chinese; £ | | ; USO program for Americas Arm-| Morris Mazur NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., Jyne; Communist fortress on the central | Nurses and kitchen help E ed Forces in 1952. were disclosed !14.—().—The Air Force plans a) front, which has fallen to a ten ski ee. a here today by Joe Pinder, chair- June is turning out to be a test soon of the first airplane in Bey ae ult. : aaa are oa ng serious injury | ' man of the Key West YMCA-| busy building month in Key | . ‘i . ‘wo big columns of more than|{ l every y in Monr pen-| : USO Conihitiess West according to the volume | ‘N° World that can’ sweep its 109 tanks swept at will through | | yee ee oman Gen-| | aa Mr. Pinder made public an out-| of permits issued by Building | Wi"6® back in flight. The jet-pro- | the triangular fortress today with- eral Hospital’s | kitchen. line of plans sent to him from na-| . Inspector Ralph Russell. pelled craft is the “X-5" produced jout stirring up any r opposi- } | ‘ a tional -hebdquarters in (New ‘York The week's biggest permit | by Bell Aircraft. Tests will be! tion. And a censored dispatch says | damaged ‘in the’ myste rious: issued today to Morris | made at the air force base at Mu-| that patrols have ventured City following a meeting of USO's| ¥ Memorial Day. explosion. | board of direciors in New York,| Mazur. He will build eight — roc, California. j Fond Ht Ai ee . at | Sone wi: apartment units at an estimat- | It is understood the’ plane will| Generally, however, the allied H 1 don’t care who is re- Also planned is a stepping up| 4 Cost of $61.200 in the 500 | make the tests in the speed rafige | Bighth Army, seeiis 10 be ‘can: | sponsible for the dyna-| > *, ie be ating its newly won gains.| of the USO Camp Shows program| lgek of South street. jabove sound—up to about 800/Solidating its | : mw | mite blast, f need:the iciteh to include professional entertain-} _ The one story building will | miles an hour Didar fagtage'tc cpa pe eg (®) Wirephoto} ‘ ment units and guest star tours} 9° 4P next to the Stevens Mo- craft is an advance of the |# mile has been reported. The en Pp for Korea Europe and| ’ tel It will feature a sun deck the first plane to fly faster |emY ts ciaging in bees SUa-) MAS. MARGARET G. RYAN, other overseas areas, as well as| 08the roof. jthan Sound. Unlike. the earlier | tesic positions, but generally the) aay, idow New. | ly lure,” red envioe ag re ' A permit was issued yester- | ship, the new craft will take off| 0Pposition’ is sporadic y widow from |. ew hy cert," ‘decla Willard: and aboard (0 thisseountry | gay to Jennie Applerouth to | and land under its own power,! One allied officer says foes its coroners wary, &t | Albais, hospital © superin-, pattie jae Pinde? said, will] "eve ® house from the old | instead of being launched from a! “The Reds haven't left us yet Sen Luis @bispo, .Calif., that ‘tend ‘Cane = Pe Sanrio er sai : i | Ariny Bazracks to the 1300 |mother ship. but they are cringin she shot and killed Leonard D. en { ci 3,658, in; Contrib: | Sisck of Flagler avenue. The. | The wings can. be slanted at| Another officer: says Ray, 22, in self-defense. She County Legal Adviser lions,’ more than three ‘times the amount raised for this ;year's . USO program sections. er spe eds at high altitudes. etunds will_be sought through pagar rate peer si : gnongh tor a vuntane Sommunity Chest e feather A ‘Ch Id T y if “J | but they may attack anywa campaigns throughout, the coun-| | © SUFP, 4nd constrict a drive. hase 1 uloring 8 | As w matter Of fact, the 2 jury termed the pages | un- | commissioners. ~~ try by the United Defense Fund, hd b H | Army turned back a scrics of| justifiable homicide” byt no | told The Citizen: Inc., of which USO is a member Availa le Pre =. {probing attacks _ northw of) charge was filed against Mrs. | “Repairing thé hospitat kitchen| BLACK: ARROWS ON THIS MAP indicate the progress of Allic« re asad aiak Fund Fi h ins N Oy Leland Muth eiiiant coon’. eee ee Ryan eereeny. 5, the.nesponsibility of the Coun-| troops fighting from ridge to ridge in pursuit of refreating Reds wliicl al oa ue ie an Ig ting ot er tendent of. schools. a it ag Commissioners’ building and| in Korea, In the western sector (A). U. N. forces probed actoss th also includes $ a> : endent of schools announced to- aunds 5 2 useteese ac eee: paign goal funds or defense-con- I sid Chi : day. that ell-patchla aid wists du committee. Get in to ich| the Imjin river. In the central area (B). Allied units led by tents nected civilian services and aid} nsl e ima 3 fF | With Clarence Higgs. I am in con P = *' fanned out beyond Chorwon and Kumhwa. Further east (C). . itoring for their children should ; q WoO Young ester s Causht In ; ference with City Attorney: Tgna- eat k a a Ty 56 | ‘trol: Re hei t Bute Chest aul $f sisi, TOKYO, June 14, —“P).- The. immediately get in touch with the | o ius: Lester on the’ question of le-| Allied patrols ran into entrenched Reds on each side of their Chinese Communists: have ad-| principals of the schools where ) | sal liability. But repairs, come un-| oh PRES ae Doe, Nees eae 854, and in addition has set’$2,.| Ctinese Communists: tn pals of the schools where iA I 0 Re h bing 4? acht | der. Higes’ committee 113,000 as New York City's goal. isn't over i side china. the pupils have been studying this | ¢. f ag ) Commissioner Higgs when ork City are not yet se! | port to a government commission | rk. Ge AUR Auer SORCnCTS | ee a eve |D, Johnsen Meets Boswell t * ng degrees to achieve great-| “The main Red force definitely close. in. They ently have plenty of me house will be moved in two claims the navy veteran was Paul Sawyer to. whom the! B trespassing on her ranch and’ | es Nol shreatened her when'she asked. | |hosp ital explysion’ wales re-| | ‘ ‘ives! him to leave, The coroner's: | ferred at Tuesday’ night’ S| Ba Be CHUNCHON (4) Wirephoto M RINE RTREERREA IG VETS Cee TT TV eer e ewer errr ewer BOAT WAS BROKEN INTO THREE TIMES Mémber agencies are’ the ‘Young! | will remain in Key West this sum Men's Christian association, gel Ge ee Security. ehlee gina.{ MCP for tutoring if enough appli- IN MEAME AREA IN PAST FOUR WEEKS fed attack made by Harris on National Casnolic Community) tion is increas 4 the | Faso are registered to guarantec | diggs and the other Ra ma Service, the National Jewish Wel- aitlation. se lleriticel end wide. reasonable livelihood for the ‘ fare Board, the Young Women's! spread.” The report says, “the |teachers. Otherwise, many of them | | At that time Harris demanded to ea Man, Addresses — Club Here Christian Association, the Salva- | Josses incurred by the people can) ®"® Planning to tutor elsewhere nine years vld and the Loe al Recreation | know why be Badn’t been inform- ; or go Home f dons. tion Army, the National Travelers| hardly be estimated.” i arenes at houn the prin- ‘other aged eight, atte mpl jd of thvy explogion at the county} } | ' Aid Agsociation and Camp Shows.| “The security leader. galled for | Mi sole P W Ge preety ae j ; } is ‘ i rs race shortly-after ! Inc. stronger anti-revolutionary ‘mea- thy a Rig i one ppl "ved to robva 42 foot yac in| rogram ill t | the expl ne e| ¢ City Pinder pointed out that in plan-| sures. There’s-no word from the Higgs, replied that he had. re Tyo. yenngetets, . onee——— > | rs ‘Tuesday night's meeting, | ning its progrm USO must not | Chinese @ommunists about that, pliitshibabes st at da |moore dat the Porter Dock porteth the explosion to Sawyer Ane seeseseeead aAsnnesbaddnandaeanana as s00N- as he. last night but were caught U nderway Monday a been: infortied the eeque sts of the department of, more than 1,000 chinese have been | aboard by the owner, Ed- ae : of it and seep the.damage. By DOROTHY RAYMER | bonistat gn wey physically Defense, but also “thust be ready | executed. 0 A summer program of the great- | ‘Commissioner Higgs told ‘The Boswell was not walking down | 0t verbally. He's a tall, slimemdi toi fallow: the give and take of the! The Red government report is To Belgium ‘win Be Thompson, GUD | ¢ inugnitude ever undertaken in| Citizen: a London street when he met Dr. | With dark wavy hair, a pleasant rapid movements of the mili- | dated last March, but finally ap- | Minroca avenue, Coral the c ity of Key West, will be in-|\ “I will how order the kitchen Johtison: He’ was Strolling toward | + Toles Sai a way of putting peopl fay’ a ae | Beare n'a Communist-paper In|. ROTTERDAM, June 14.—(%)— Gables, Fla. agumented Monday, June 18th at] *epaired until three insurance ad-| (he ae PO nae landed al All this and humor, too! He saic ii Shows that a particular WUl-| "The separ fonched Sane gan Lt. Ray Atwell! 9 a m. starting with the enrotl- | JUsters af. coatractors have sign-/i5" 2 "ae! - “One thing I'm sure you'll know repel Roo ae | pape Fite aitaiuin after @ two-d , ment of all boys and girls wishing |©4 @lfidavits’ as, to the extent of['" oot) "ase furth | about radar is that radar spsllc:! Oe er es oe Java! wis tern mew became available it Fiat ee ek, ites M\was called from the Galf (oye. part, it wan “anneunend (ie ba If, we have it fixed) Che seat cate sg ie becker spells radar." 10, men today and. pra Oo wes! ewsma@n be Netherlan 5 0.1% I ‘ i Dat + 4 . Re Mth: insurani compan: Khe none next week", “he, jexplaited,| ' The President's touring daugited| Yil Dock about 9:15 last today by Paul G. Atbuty, .City Pile ig insurance: COMPBNY ter straighten out. the personali-| He bails from Missouri. -and_is hight to take charge of the | . sags * THe Ae Sis cop gS ie ; those: “show -me” c This greatly complicates” The} tae .* Thi f° left Rotterdam todayiaboard U.S pay 2 ities whighY dy ynat” ywefers 1o thetone Of siting -prowiem. andeiarepages SwWitmning ae! The recteatitin program: an only give careful consideration to! but chinese natidnalist sources say Margaret Enroute | Margaret Truman is enroute to: Po tion’ is Who Done trom. way hae: He conti cd ti Ambassador Selden Chapin’s|¢ ; The 4 aii N€ ¥amous Biographée’ Béswell: whi: gs wa lesbidd this Bui cht “The Halt Sion P culprits. The two lads \s s been great 7 explnd} | It? wis S +m (ity of ese ‘wrote volumes about Dr. Johnson, | he wanted to be shown<all bout pee ——o he'll be the: guest af honor t0- held im detention fut which blasts. eveiy aftérnoon. b Sends ae ee D Po Dr Cay cca ovo wo sie | Dighbat a dinnerin Brussels given | a tiplé of hours aut then | aay tie ce at tween. 3:30 ana 4 Bp ie abba er. pabi fign-on che runken roving” Mi eed Hec(die-Roieo| by Belgium's aa ministor, lurned over to. their par | Horace O'Bryant, Couch J | 2800 feet fiom. the hospital to got. engibee reer re. i Paul Van, Zct! | i i | ‘ | ' i } i he: vi iar Bench: he the High School and the mati for, ' “Tm ‘the onl mene in. chy, { hi: arge Made Her lel Hfe-guard,-charging-him- Wit ts.whehad.been. netic | ate a Sa eee t ec one | cline. y |a new kind of thievry. shes venile | ciana School, Bayview Park High| three times on Memorial Day} cers on hand to greet visiting en- | 4 A ts Field Engineer at Fleet Sonar swam back and forth to his too Tonisht At 8 | rower officials charee of! School Annex. At Haris School,| open ty ihe morning. seeding oe nee be sto ervokngs = Only eciden $ school, was charged with operat-| ing sprees. | te) : ithe ease whieh will be Mrs. Lee Cooper will direct the | City Manager Dave King? \gineering, University of Florid rd at the Clinie bldg.,|& es, reckless driving and eau }streets ending at the waterfront,| special meeting of Key West this afternoon at 5:30, boys. At Poinciana School, David {1 in the morning, said Albuiy. | Tuesday afternoon: | Monroe County had only seven an aceident by Key West Pol-| and rifling parked car: | Eva Wor- | McDaniels will be on duty all day | "go, aceording to City Manager! Johnson ‘arrived to. give a | accidents on the highway inivrin ? fied at once. The s reation Dept. Five i Vgineers ‘Club. Vanct F: Boswell, |: ./4Gansnuet Oa Pane Puc: | Polcie say the youth, identified | ‘Elk Have Fun ; ing a motor vehicle while under “He js accused oft swimming} airls program and a man, to be’ The buckling of the kitchen) who Mew down from Gainesville Lodge of Elgs to be held at eight| Juvenile Court Jud riff’s | operation—Harris ool, Poin-| struction company which blasted} tnt is, one of the engin-| mn Se ee ate ek department gave Edward R. Schnecker, a Philco! ag 22-year-old James . Bunch, 8 School Gymnasium and the High |.106 fect from the hospital at least} ai " et On Cty. Highway the influence of intoxicating beve |from his hotel to one of the| Lots of fun is promised for the ed, will have ¢ of the | floor happened between 10:30 and) (his arms weren't tired at all), on! . is i x ner Gibson said’ th last night, according to Police} Police say things would have} p. m. today t one of the! with Miss Helen Taylor assisting | King if could not have been the| ture on the use of radar in hur 3ix persons but killing no one nated eaecny ES L atcuckt eo” swimmingly for Bunch, if] A committee headed by Ernest (Continued On Page Six) (Contirmied On Page Fiver | city blasting that caused the dam-| ing hurricanes at. the Engineers’ | during the month of May, accord Sehnecker, it is charged, struck) he could have stayed under wa-| Betanco # | a o . . . “ ea a a Studebaker driven by Kenneth} toy. fo aiguaad rig ace mae age. Club. at the .USN Seaplane base) ing ‘to Lt. J: C. Gallop, Flovida BE. Baldwin, Fleet Sonar’. school. while it was going south on White Street. According to. Patrolman Conduct Te Davenport, who investigated the Ss and continuing each Friday there- rar on the left side. win's Davenport brought Sechnecker to! after until further notice tests of | ne net will be conduct- ‘Briti sh Office thé police statiyn, He refused to| the hurr accident, Schnecker struck Bald-| Commencing Friday, June 15/ ' Whitehead, Charles Wells and ; Phillip Baker has arranged the | program | the “honored gues ae ——— A class of 20 ci andids ates will be! THE NEW MAPCO _ REVOLUTIONARY DUAL-POINT BREAKER PLATE KIT “Nevertheless,” said King, “whether it was-our blast or Car- michael’s: we ave insurance for }any Property or personal damage ‘on all dynamite jobs. If the Coun- ity filed a-claim with us we are | insured,” | So far they have not filed such a claim, King said. City Attorney a ie discuss the potentidlity of | Highway Patrol. establishing’ @xtension course: t , in the ace Property damage in t aeci engineering dtawing and basic | ents amounted to $3,075. mathematics. With this advance Highway police made 58 urre: information I was prepared to put! ¢,,. drunken driving. -excessiv on horn-rimmed glasses, call the speed, no drivers license navy's OPT and ask for a quickie | Other” causes, They issued 35 writ resume of radar, just something (Oe Pynttic ¥ they could whip up in no time at ten. syarnini for seine Wattic. Vi a: tt Jone ait s car to the} ¢d fron to 4 p.m olatioris and 29 48-hour correction: Mer Ree PTET wed in be af _ All teats are tu be conducteen | gers os | Lester could not be reached forj alt dasa fr taulyy “eciipegent wach Viccker City Manager Dave King| Emergency. power where avail-i Wife Visits Korea, | Acclaimed by thevs | Comment. ut Bernard Frank, marine en: / 4s lightsiand brakes: | able, Captain C. C. Adell, USN, Commander Naval Base anpoun-| TOKYO—(4)—A British Army | ay. captain's pretty wife is the envy | ‘of thousands of other combat} ‘men’s wives today ! Young Benita Lassetter has re- ear in court today along] Nine Graduates whnecker. . Ai FE | turned to Toky with the news . Z uri 0 Tokyo © news | Join tr Force that. she’ spent three days with} Omg N W | B: d as Nine of this year’s graduates of} her husband in Korea. : eC an master | Key West High School are leaving|: Benita isn’t explaining, but ap-| j $695 A bandmaster for the Key West town Friday to join the Air Force, parently she hitchhiked plane} ‘ schools till nedeed, according} and will be stationed at the same} pides both ways. to Horace O'Bryant, superintend-| air ficld near San Antonio, Texas Wives in Tokyo are wondering ent of Monroe county schools. | They are Louis Smith of C-5,| what the thunderstruck soldicrs| An applicant for the job who) Fort Taylor; William Hartman} jin Korea said when they y her. | was approved by Major Earl Dil-}of 2417 Fogarty street; John} But all Benita would sa | has pted a position at| Knowles of 5 Fletcher Lane; Ger-! ai) scemed to think it was joily | ywood, Florida. He notified | ald Hernandez of 527 Louisa St.;| fun.” nt late orday. harles Wells of 6 Hunts Lane; i 'Donald Malone of 1713 Flagle avenue; Kenneth Key of 1020 Ea- ton ; Albert Garcia of 626 ’ et: and Everett Riv- MARCO MESA Is and verett Riv who happened to be present order- ed the car put in the police park-} | £ lot | "B Idwin was given a summons} KEY WEST | SHRINE CLUE, A Gala Ballon Dance ELKS CLUB All Mowans cad Thole Bisnis hora TICKETS ON SALE AT pane Assam El Patio Apartments New attractive one. and }} THAT HE IS NOW two room, efficiency apart: ’ ’ m| | OPERATING THE || ments. Tile floors and baths. TATION. Palace Theater || Quiet location. | GAS Ss Richard Crane - Gloria Henry in | Private beach privileges. Corner Grinnell and Fieming Sts./ “TRIPLE THREAT’ | 8!4 Washingion Sueet. neal Doecyge-nammenesienyeciggeraigjemmnsccet | |. While the county, city, commis-| Sineer and president of the engin- Lt. Gallop. reported that polic: ter, Albury ix. concerned abput|<t course, He invited me to have) sinoe traffic violations). assiste-! | (Continued On Page Six) | | inner at Fort Taylor Officers’ 52 motorists’ had @i'trouble ; $$ who : . Johnson and f didn’t have time to A en in regard to places of interest, Seagrave Engine bone up on‘a little pre-view of fond! conditions ned olhae ques We whisked over to dinner with | #ons- Se Larry H. Eschew, another engin-| Of the 339 drivers’ license 3k Firemen took out the Seagrave| Frank, Vance Boswell and myself | police, 116 failed ‘and 77 were! ip engine to put out a brush fire-yes- were greeted by Lt. Roy M. Duke, | complete. Whitehead and Angela ‘ street,| station. police delivered five commercial Chief Leroy Torres announced to-| Dinner was engineered. I found | radio safety speeches, -and one The small fire was the only|demic stilts. Dr. Johnson wasn't’ 300 persons. alarm in the twenty-four hour - Meanwhile because dominges are a rough game for the firemen, the Fire House: “Profane language must be stop- | sioners, attorneys discuss the mat-| eer’s group here foiled me. Nicely, issted-35 written’ wartlngs fo: club with the distinguished Dr. gave infoeriation 40: Wheaten ists é radar. Sees Action eer, where Dr. Johnson, Bernard | @minations given by the highw !terday afternoon at the corner of|educational officer at the naval} Lt. Gallop reports that highwey jday. myself no longer shaking on aca-| safety. film and talk to a total of period. “0 Chief Torres has put up a sign in ped," By Order of Chief ner ples avenue. They are scheduled to arrive in | Texas before Monday night. —Announces— Available at Your Local Service Station or Garage Distributors for Monroe County Roy's Key Wesi Auto Parts Co. 121 DUVAL STREET } PHONES: “1877 - 1876

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