The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 28, 1951, Page 1

eee Key West, flerida, bas the Most equable climate in the country, with an average range of only 14° Fahrenheit Che Key West SOUTHERNMOST NEW The Associated Press Teletyp: Features and Photo Ser~icc For 71 Years Devoted to t Best Interests of Key We SPAPER IN THE U.SN VOL. LXXII. ‘No. 154 KEY WEST, FLORIDA, THURSDAY. JUNE 28, 1951 ‘PRICE FIVE CEN Local Boy Returns From Korea Where He Fought As An Infantryman ABOVE, MRS. JOHN CARBONELL SEES HER BOY for the first time in over a year. The City Commissioner's son, Corp. Harold Carbonell has just returned from ten months on the Korean battlefront and many months of service in Japan. At the left he is shown in uniform with two Jupanese dolls which he brought home for his little sister, Jane. $900,000 Parvnit Applied For At City, By Contractor And Housing Authority Permit Is For © *—— 117 Low Rent Wilmington, N.C. “Margaret Speaks Housing Units ayor Will Visit (Wi th Pope Pius today applied for a building per- | dune 28,—() fi é Pius 12th te + mit of more than $900,000. the | as Melty Mayor of -Awit The President’s daughter was largest in ‘Key West history. jmington, N, C. will visit’ Key gowned and veiled’ in’ black as Whe: ermik” whith vill. be: is- | West in the coming months, ac- | st walked through the ancient cud nextwéek:is for 417 low [COPNE to Mayor Louis °M gj, |and. splendid halls of Vatican tent housing units to-go up on 1s Mt | is aner, uards in brilliant cos’ Avenue and Georges street, The ‘planned visit came about ned by. .Michelangelo, Moretti’s'$916,291 contract with this w When Mayor Eisner | stood at attention and. pregenteg | the Key, Weyt Housing A i bis wife were staying at a (their ancient haiberds-asMargar-| will be signed (Wis affernvon By | motel in ~ Wilmington; recently | ct stepped into Clementine Hall, Housing Chairman Joe Sirugo and |the motel owner discovered that) the the ‘other fou members of the} Eisner is not only “from Key sed en raute: to the Pope's Housing. Authority beard, | West, -but “Mayor of Key West. , pris ate library. where she was re- Moretti’s bid was the low one} Later that night, a knock came | cci smonit six that were operted last {at the ‘Kisners’ door. Tt was the |. She Friday, | Mayor of Wiltnington. Though it | twenty minutes, Construction on the 117 unit! 10:30, and he bad been on Miss Truman was project begins July 15. cial business all day, and’ Vatican's St of the lofty chambers she } trave! talked with the Pope for met in the Damascus courtyard offic Moretti tint) Lewin took blue-| spoken at a PTA: mecting that, by Monsignor Joseph McGeough prints and drawings of the pro-| night, he came to pay his “eeet- | and the Reverend John Claney, ject to the Office of Building In-|ings to Key West’s Mayo both of whom. are aasigned.to the spector Ralph Russell, shortly be- He wanted. the people Key | U. S, division of the vatican state fore noon today. After study by | West to know that the people of | secretariat. that office the permit will be|wilmington have heard lots of} The party ascended in an cle- igsued the early part of next week. j Rood things about’ the Island | viter to the covridor thataleads Chairman of the Key West | City oh ‘urther he invited nentine hall and the libra- isnér 46 ste Mayor | to housing -wuthority, nnd’ kee | Ye Joe a ree ah has rctutped from tanta, Ga. ¢ ights in, Wilmington, Key Miss. Truman is in’ Rome 6n the where the regional” pOasTRAE a wy s first couple couldn't “slay | R&tpart-oPr Berepean-eisite ves thority "is loeoted, with ‘the an-\gince they had to finish their} terday she visited. the vatican ouncoment. that “everything is journey. They did, however, re- | Museums which were especially under contro! and work on. the liyrn the invitation to Wilming- | opened for her low-rent housing projeet will be n’s Mayor. White accepted} At the conclusion of the audi- gins July with pleasute ence Vatican sources said. thé Sirugo made the trip to Atlanta , ~— —— pontiff spoke “affably with the with Kerwin Lewin, executive di rector wf the housing come harter Fe here and-with Harold Stewart. | the firm of Stewart and Skinner, | Midmi Archi Denmark Brid Break The Mint sitor” and asked Pruman to give his “par- greetings and wishes” to her father and mother, ‘Tomorrow Night Seraheop econe toe gave Miss Trumg ature At the ticular Pope |W. R. Thompson, chairman of the anti-incorporation committee, | bas requested the presence of the |directors of the Marathon Cham- | th« North American college, audience, a. spokesman. said } ., . |she commentec ¢ benevo- | Meveland Niles is. remodeling | Key West Improvement, Inc.’ | iber of Commerce at a public | She commented upon the benevo- } ; Cleve ; is taking treatment for the COPENHAGEN, Denmark—(A).| meeting tomorrow night. , lericerol the: AORN ET Ane ie 20bipi THE NEW MAFPCO a house .mioved: from sete nag a | —June is a terrible month for! Copy of the letter sent to. the tad mal which te rpociven. tie i ee de, maven aig Bi 9 mes poe maior dt \ the national mint in Denmark, | Chamber's board of directors is also was said that ¢ g the} a arg ye ages paises : Bie That's when they always’ run|as follows audience the Pope expressed grat-| ~ REVOLUTIONARY DUAL-POINT the 1900 block of Fogarty ‘ave point in. the coming campaign, — out of encrers. An enerer is a tiny | Ye committee of citizens of itude for the ajd that the Ynited | | nue. jsaid Fisner. Installation of a new -, j Sta as give furopea = unit of coinage, like an English| this avea who are not in favor of St has given European coun farthing and worth about a quar-| incorporating the town of Mara-| tries in_the post-war years ter of.a cent | thon, request your presence at an Sa as There is an ancient legend in jopen mecting to be held Friday; RUGGED OLDSTER Denmark that a bride should al-! night, June 29, 1951 at the Cham-| GRANBY, ‘Mass. —-UP)—— Mar-| vende at the pouiiding: Tegpector this week are Pb Eel entene pet esto Eisner | (Continued On Page Five) | (Continued On Page Five) shall E. Olds is rugged. He cele- | single improvement in as follows: é 5 ! Xt ‘ brated arriving at the exe of 80 by plowing ten acres of land in two weeks and splitting up a century-old maple’ tree nearly four feet in diameter. 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Bit Digging Down To 150 Depth Youth On Trial For Slaying ‘USSR Propos C Military Talk ‘Peace On Korea Russian Foreign Office Asks UN, North Korea, Red Chinese Meet And Negotiate War’s End WASHINGTON, June. 282 Well-drilling for City Electric systems’ $3,000,000 7 o'clock this morning |—The Russian government has Steam electric plant began at 7 be negotiated by the United | Nations, North Korean and Red | Chinese commanders construction job that will bring a 10,000 KW plant to Key West. Piguet peoprnt > ens Utility Board members, headed by Mayor Louis M [Mention made‘on Saturday be, th J. Eisner went over to the plant site at Carolina anc¢ Russian delegate to the United Grinnell street at 10 o’clock to see the 3,000 pound bi | Nations. Jacob Malik start digging down to its eventual 150 feet depth The American Ambassador Alan seven wells will provide cooling water for condensers ae got a clarification of Mal- ik’s proposal from the Soviet For- in the new plant. fers trom the Lay jeign office yesterday. And today). | the State Department made pub-| Atlantic company of Orland |lic the information giyen to Am-| W#!! at Ww weeks com- bassador Kirk. ie nea Oh neue ene ae The Russians want the Armis- fect w said Ceci tice terms limited strictly to-mil- -y, Field Supervisor for the itary questions. They want the | negotiations to be done by the ork for Lester Hopes Suit Wil ‘Start In July (@) Phe HARRY MULLIS, JR. (right), 23, from Pasadena, Calif., walics briskly from his jail cell to court at Mobile, Ala.. to fece trial on a murder charge. He is accused of the pistol slaying of Con stable Luther Hardison of Coral Gables, Fle, The constable we shot on a highway near Mobile while bringing Mullis from California to Florida to face trial on a theft charge. The jeiler and Well Driller Em Drinkwater, and helper, | UN and South Korea on the one Howard Perry got down ten feet hand and North Korea and Com-:'" the coral reck between 7 a. m. | munist China on the other hand,| 2% 10 a. m Meanwhile ) However, the Russians, as usual, the deed for the} Judge To Substitute | at left has just opened the cell door to let Mullis out. 5 plant site purchased from & |refer to the Chinese Reds as vol- |}; thon i ee palm | unteer units: And Moscow says it! j,/0/"Psen Enterprises, is being} For Lopez Will Soon a ‘ dat County Courthouse today. | was not aware of the views of the Tol dri Well aril Be Appointed By Cit ity’s Purchase Of Meacham Communist China: regime at the! 4,0 jarcest sete ce ane | : 5 ee tant: Resident Engineer Kenneth} CO¥> Warren ee Ward said that steam will be made} City Attorney M. Tanatins I WG Id Will RB Bi ‘Students From 4 it btn push a turbines) tor js still hopeful that the city's |e BO 1 € iggest Issue vater known a: condensate” is suit for purchese of M Foreign Navies un shoich Siain"to"tamserve|fett may cone before the In Gity Commission Race MAYOR LOUIS M, J, EISNER E cuit court in and i A. Van} {trom ‘Cioversios Warren's offien July member negt 'At he Schoak nt! ween bee City Electrie officials C. SOSA Officers and men of four for cign navies Ate taking appres|Deursen and Merville Rosam,/that a judge to substitute for | N INTERVIEW HERE THIS MORNING i | S : - ee Manater and _ istant Manage! Aquilino J will 1 priate hordes tin I a | Aquilino, Leper, dns will be p=! phe gitys loner dein? eae es sa aeons ne HU denise Fett enue | Meacham field will I be e the! Doe “know-how” of sonar @&crationg omni Lester had written the Gov gs ; Represented at the s chog} now lernor ten days a asking ti at ‘big pester ithe coming) ave the Italian, Perw sian and Reuadorien ev ic jhe-expedite the ,Commisgion election if the isuit as’ nol been: tesok « Rita Hayworth Is nitining. of a Jadyee ter Rear phe cases wuctee | |° M@iof the Italian Navy at Aquilina Leper ¢ if "9 \tending courses in “Anti-Subma Asked To Confer \sotf from whet eh Fe by November, Mayor Louis vine Warfare and) Sonar Main Joti grounds that he was too fan. | M<J. Bisnerdeclared today. tenance’ af the’Soner School in L AVIV, Israel), June 26-—lilier with the subject involved The. city has brought — suit jelude: Chief :Petty Officer Rita Hayworth’? attorney | Lester wWill’confer next ek Lagainst Key West Improvement | berto Buffa, Gabriele Ca: ted today that she meet; With Stuart. W. Patton, Miarni! Inc., owners of Meacham airport |) | Matio Cei, Benito Giannotta with him and) Charles ‘Torem, | #w¥er and Curry Harris, uttor- {so that it can purchase the field | berte Minervini, Gino Tur aed : < Imey, who are assisting him on/| and use it as a municipal field) | Rossi. Enza ‘Pedini, Elio lawyer for Felice ‘Aly RAR, 0 edie, allt fe punt for commercial planes. {Gabriele Mancusi, Luigi Ramac- | talk about Rita's divorce from} nt| Mayer Risner told The Citizen Meacham field . is. at |ciotti, and Antonio Vinici the prince held on a lease by Commamlers Entique Carbor Attorney ‘el, Caesar Gonzales, and Jorge Luna of the Peruvian Navy and LTJG Wilson Larrea of the Ecua dorian Navy are also enrolled in | | pares Wailare cows that if the city’s suit is not eon- suniated by November, each of the candidates for Commission! seats will have to express. them- elves openly on the issue, isner said he expects that at! 15 men will run in the first primaries held. in Key West, Monroe Coun made | ty from the airport, owners, Key | West Iinprovement, Inc The owners have Tiled tion to dismiss the city’ 5 suit, al ping that Key Wes not shown it has sutfitient funds for ‘airport purchase, According to Bartiey Crum the suagestion in a call te Reno, resicl obtain telephone | Rita at Glenbrook, near Rita has taken up | vada in order to a mo in Ne a’ divoree is with her, enlisted men from. the, Petitos. Droposed that the con. [present informatica, this motion] “Whenever there is an reas a THOME INStrUc- 6 ce he held either in New |Will.be struck out, inasmuch as | Commission as there has been in tion are petty officers Ernesto | S'enee ithe City is finding public and | the last two years, many citizens Yerk ovr Glenbrook He wouldn’t discuss the terms property settlement. Pre- viously Crum announced that Ri- ta was seeking a $3,000,000 trust fund to rear Yasmin as a Mos lem, as Aly Khan insist Arana, Carolo Chaparro, Jorge Cortez, Carlo Ojeda, and Leopol do Zambrano. Seamen George Bodart, Jean Sourdeau and Quartermlastei Marcel Castermans, all of the Belgian Navy complete the ros- ter of allied navy personnel now attending classes at the Sonar School. Upen completion of their train (Continued On iage five: for the | think they might be able to do uphoid | private means to pay airport should the court its condemnation suit. ‘Frank Perez Will he prince has always indi- ; cates w me ses) be will see to, Build $6.000 Home | that the ehild is adequately | provided for,” Crum said, Crum is visiting in Israel a better job than the men in of Mayor Kisner said he personally is wary of pitfalls in the city’s} effort to purchese the airport. 4 “Tam particularly wary about |the appraisal of the value of the, airport, We cannot know the ex-| ‘act valuation impartial apprajsers Frank Perez will build 9 $6,000 | will make on property at Meach-| frame house at 2412 Seidenberg | am field.” | avenue, according to Building} “It is regretful,” said Eisner, Wirephois © THIS DOCTOR, whofe” faxie was not disclosed, tells senz- tors in Washington abou! the { Inspector Ralph Russell. Perez | “that local people didi not buy this jobtained the permit yesterday.‘ property that is now owned by| ob- | main carrier pipeline for the city’s sewerage system and a disposal jplant are needed and have been, | discussed. Candidates for the three; _ A $4,000 repair permit s {tained by Mix Rosinik 'puilding at 600 Whitehead ftvect { Other permits issued by the | gage BREAKER PLATE KIT | Acclaimed by theu- | 207 Washington | predicted. a “Our continued concerted effort to make a yacht harbor at Garri- son Bight is something that we'll «Conunued On Page Fiver SPECIALS FOR _ TOMORROW ONLY |: UC-97 FORD, 1947, CLUB COUPE George Aston, street, $100 for constructing porch; R, J. Gugliemo, 1209 Va rela street, $100 for repairs to a porch; Rogelio Gomez, 719 Du- yal stveet, $100 for minor re- pairs to a building; Joseph Rus- sell, 504 Greene street, $200 for painting the exterior of a build- ing; Sarah Rodriguez, 711 Olivia street, $200 for repairs to her Ford and Mercury por Tighe E ae loaay’ “announced. remove! ‘of rent control, effective June, 30th Florida. “he had no other home: Two Sisters’ Cafe, 707 Du-| Engine Keesoliitien of Pen- val street, $300 for repairs. te Good Tires : building and. Key West Trailer (Continued On Page Five) Palace Theater Donald: Woods-Trudy Marshall in “BARBARY PIRATE” END OF JUNE ‘Available at Your Local Service Station or Garage Distributors for Monroe County Roy's Key West Auto Paris Co. 121 DUVAL STREET PHONES: 1877 - 1878 sede ss sci