The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 22, 1951, Page 1

@ Key West, flerida, has the ® The Associated Press Telety; most equable climate in the Features and Photo Ser~i country. with an average J For 71 Years Devoted to range of only 14° Fahrenheit Best Interests of Key W THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN TRE _..U.S.A. vou. LXXIL. No. 149 KEY WEST, FL ORIDA. DAY, JUNE 22, 1951 TRICE FIVE U. Ss. Coussuiean Searches For Tuna lorida Key: RET eee ae a RE: 3 es eer —* Study Will Ecuador Presi nin Senor Galo Plaza Gets Official City Welcome The Citizen’s New Mechnaical Photo-Engraving Machine Ascertain If Area Suitable For Tuna Fishin: Possibilities of a com. mercial tuna fish industry if trey West and the Floc- ida Keys is being siudicd by the Federai Govera- inuent, it was learnedtoday An exploratory vessel, the “Captain Creech,” der the command of her jowner, Capt: H. H. Vou- |} Harten. has already ict | Beaufort, S. €., to locate schools of tuna from th eys up to Cape Cod. Capt, Cark Carlson, fish- ery engineer for the U. S. sovernment is aboard the ‘vessel. He has just com ph L. P. ARTMAN, EDITOR AWD see a OF THE ciTizEii, announce, io. ay the installation . ; of the electronically controlled machine which produces screen halftone engraving directly from the copy without recourse to. photography or the use of chemicals. Engravings are produced by the Photo-Eleciric Engraver at a working speed of one inch every three rainutes. Oth taatetaedh tat te ate Dy tn tentinn tn dn tntetenth deta tt eel Self Sty led “Teapieal Tramp’ i i ina i , ‘ ives Repor Bob Pi” And Wife Study ian es Paes ee ee On Convention Pioneers In Mexican — “| extensive tun tions in the Uaci The Keys to Cape Cod j study will ascerts if sg Rotary Ball | Atlaniie is feasible AABAAAAAAABALAAAADAABAARAAAMAADARB EDAD Team Are Guests j arge seale com By SUSAN McAVOY wood to set a wash basin on is Of Club | uns fishing, A second vessel will join the “Capt. Creech following initial reports ox the study. This 104 foo: boat is naw: heing recondi- Noned onjthe banks of tho San. Sebastian River. The ship, owned by John Marin, was.a formier army crash vecsely Htvis héing exnip- ned with new diesel motors and generally conditionsd. She will also have nets Take a rebuilt command car /| hard to find,” said Bob, which scan’ penetrate unknown| The Russells have taken some! Eleven boys in the age range Mexican and Guatemalan jungles 500 pictures of the various Indian: of nine to 12 -ears old, were and badlands, add a lifelong in-|tribes they visit in Chiapas andj pects of honor yesterday at the terest in anthropology and arch-} Guatemala Rotary -C aelogy, and throw in a wife who|. “We have found ruins that show | 8°tary Club luncheon held at enjoys eating iguana, and tapir,| there was a pre-stone age culture | 12:15 in St. Paul’s Parish Hall, end. you have the recipe for a) (Continued On Page Five | The youngsters are all mem: fascinating life, {pes of the Little ‘League bas } |ball team who won the :first| ; Bob Ruséell has. been: leading ‘Hurley Denounces wii of caatapion “names here.| | this life for years and thrives on| At State Department “Pm just a tropical. tramp}. that's all,” he said. | eH! When he needs a new tire for) his command car, or a new stove, | or provisions, he fgrces himself} : es rg A ‘urchin to sit down and write an article} which willpay for his expedi- tions, | Last year he went broke in Waco, Tex. enroute to the unex-! plored portions of the state of| Chiapas in Mexico. He’ had to| hock two of his six vital tires. Bob | and Margaret couldn't continue their journey until they could buy two more of the huge, mud- resis- | tant army tires. Bob holed up in a siriatl room’ | They are now on the second half {and on June 13 won from the , Mixanis Little League outfit. i The boys were atcothpanied by otary at Bob Santana and ‘Toste champs |! (ineliides Pat Frohock and Rich- | ae ig Watsons,’ two lads who pitch- | similar to those used on ed their first no hits. no runs| eee. by Brodhead | He Pacific coast for tun game June 13; Louis Chancey,! Emest Vildostequi, Jr, Harry). CITY MANAGER DAVE KING greets President GaloPlava during bis font Four trip to Key West. King and other city and Navy bine aR \Bethel, Eckwood Solomon, Jr.,| Officials met the President at Boca Chica Airfield. Gelo Plaza is now in Was! hington as President Truman's guest. Seas ; pt Ss pe Biges : Se heme * deeduu ie ‘e bau ae page wawa Dr. Groom Tells a SS oe Korean Action '2 Jail, Courthouse Of Eye Exams ma guests were | Predictions about the longe | e s i ye > smal "grsrbart 3°| Air Onee Mere Will Be Paid Off ‘British Royal Canadian Air forced himself to sit at the type- el =o a Gra h, cee i d ef] xk kok xk wk ok jof high blood pressure patients writer and turned out $1,000 worth | aS ty: Aw om hge ne ee Nex b Ye ars | Norther so y , vs can now be made by. proner ex of articles. This was enough to} Ft. Lauderdale main ction in Korea t A! xt ) Pars Vorthernmost Man Visits The Southernmost City | amination of the eye grounds, ac buy the tires and get them into] Another guest was Richard _T. t ’ ayers wiil el xk kw * cording to Dr. Joseph L. Gro: Chiapas Jeffries, assistant general fy i $350 000 certificate o = Miami eye specialist who addres Gis car ine Hy « oy senger agent of aC raily a) : ie . 1d the Monroe county and } saver not a money eater company Miami . and 1s i Ore e let ew q } | physicians last night. The Russells, eat sieep, wash Rotary pre nt, W. Curry nine r 2 t t TEMOOE: MDA t | Dr. Groom told the a a clothes, and protect themselves Harris, welcomed the gue and part in today’s t r x . ing >; a Bee RAPP aI Bee oee ee ww BS @ | doctors that at Mayo Clinic are from jungle mosquitoes in the car. | ‘addressed th Little “ League fought néar M Mey x 2 be : x | By DOROTHY RAYMER be able to look like a tourist no , D€ Was formerly a fellow Named “El Jeep Casita” the | h a congratulatory mes- vealed at a special County i ae apg, | % ate am nosis of the eye grounds reveals a aN rr j r der. In the first fight, 1 ( ting yesterda g World War U, if at metter how hard I try Ba ‘ ‘ command car has two beds made also arranged for a ‘ 2 _ : < = whether or not the patient, can to order for the: explorers ' ¢ held at his home, | posing fouces. were about ‘ tion authorizing the! {over 40 missions” in any | Hazlett hailed originally from | exeept) a cerebral hemorrhage. “None over Tive feet six inches m.-Wirephote avenue, next _Wed- | matched. In t} ad. or 90,000 \ approved Una~ | capacity, he as considered a|the preirie wheat lands of Sas-| Dr. Ralph Hertz, president’ of could’ sleep in ‘those’ -beds—but} GEN. PATRICK J. HURLEY esd June 27, for} American s ive Commis | voteran..And rightly. Later the | katchewan, in central Canada. | the Monroe county Medié-al Socie fortunately my wife and I-come} tells ‘senators in Washington |C°” 1b-committee t exceed side /NUMber of missicns assigned be- ay ; or ol fpather, here a Pubic osgee jer that-dine:”* he _ heads : Eee oe : : He ti ith eit, lives out in the} . r under that Hine: ce their| Thurmasy that the State De Plan noade: Mie as a 1¢ and one-half mills tg fore avrest period, was reduced | Groat Northwest iH British Co- | the doctors asked many question iguana or other nativefineat and| See, made. "e celbeemtey iietrict assembly in| Mi- he obligation. In 1951 ‘thet/by about half that number. |}umbia and brought up interesting cases attempt to disgrace me” in its 1 through the third. All! weck to 11 planes t, one Ht Kquidate dishes over a tiny stove in the eae ~ ami Ju of There’s ¢ ginger-haired man in| “But I feel kinship with Amer- | that have come to. their, atten back compartment of the car, Bob| 1948 “white paper” on China. {chain iil are to make | ably destroyed and 17 \ ebted dich includes Key West right now who flew (Conunued On Page Bight) | tion in Key West, has fixed up a wash board and! He is testifying in the MacAr- |; of the year’s |—z 29 interest. By 196§ | arated fittest j ia drain board folding down from} thur inquiry. Hurley was U.S. | wort th Air I t noulg | om ane: eager nee f i the front fenders ambassador to China during | Rotarian president-elect, Joe eit aati i ee. ands | BBVOY. CO See “In the jungle—even a plank of} World Wer I. \conunued On Page Eight) Sn fete a eo-q iho a pe et ssn 7 Sl gay , f Air Force who is here on official ————— ll Pen Gn Pau: ; business from the Joint Anti- baa anh Submar School at Halifax Nova Scotia. 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