The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 7, 1951, Page 1

a Key West, Plerida, bas the | most equable climate in the country, with an average Tange of only 14° Fahrenheit > lA } Hh H Hi SOUTHERNMOST NE a I 5 ‘ The Associated Press Teletype Features and Photo Service: For 71 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West VOL KEY WEST, FLORI DA. SATURDAY. JULY 7. I Disabled v ” Thanks City ‘For Aid Given Many Organizations, Construction Crews Siart Work fugust 1] On Plant ‘Have Risen To Individuals Have Rushed To His Side ede te te tn tein tn ty tn ttn tntn tn tnd inte tytn tnt tn tntnd Isle Of Pines Visitor Finds The ve d the Sol ~ - Sai Eric Alther, Gold Metallurgist On Holiday Here = x « = | paliiny An Impressive > Sight AAAARALAARAARRASEASARBABASARRREEEEERS ‘ By oe McAVOY Key West is f just a sights jay M. T. Shi tage in the Arresis Ry fire hip ver seen it . ¢ two islands, Al Highway Patrol West ts aipait mm. zi Isle of Pines Potal 40 In June c s arian Wik lodel En iAM i Pennsylvania Club Senas Representative | Here ew > of Pines ¥ hiteliead § q , ugh Isle of Pines is surroun- | b ; unorthodox ded by the Caribbean, it is not yet Iwo Youths Were . th up on either the North or} I 1 5 : South shore, Alther said. Key} irymg Po Bseaypy *s West houses and apartments and z xp Police; Couldwt 2 t Ov \Jontinued On Page Seven} Susquehanna (bai i road ae i Make Corner Turn % Feng ieee : Ali Plans Are In Readiness Offered Money sao aes . Fé from J “Fy be in F C Ki T. 1k S “ f nt ro da search of informatign, on be or Uease- re aiks un y i the Florida’ East Coast 6 - ; ur Rail as ae IF WEATHER IS GOOD, H-19 WELL j ae eee as CARRY CONFERENCES TO KAESO? y rea tite 1 n : 2 Sie Ss D STATES EIGHTH ' oo : 2 ADQUARTERS, Ko ; dbyt 1 V | 2 7.—(P).—-Twe_ helicop- =. 101ence ry United Na Kaesong for; fire talks Sun- permitting — left; near Seoul to Qeeurs In Hospital Strike By AFI Forces Drastic Action By Police Workers th thief Torres *roud Engine ; c assed Test Dozen City I Vo Part In Test te to an un- point. The ot aboard. | copters was a of carrying er was an H-3, rries three. is good, the the conferees to H-5 will carr, it's bad, they'll lace in three = i Iiouse Viembers Await Peace Talks P; Service k iremen Ohio. enant Erne: Angeles, w f Sergeant Basil ga Park 1% as mechanic auxiliary unit. icopter will be Vis. Florida Contest Will Held August 2! New York. Th carry com- cilities and othe qu ‘or the negotiators. Four other helicopters will | fly to points near the front- lines to take care of possible emergencies requiring com- These will be At St. Mary’s hospital veils br were pulled off who came out of the building to escort non-strikers through the lines. bu ——4. | 65. since i Fails To Stop: Cali-} n Daniel J. Mil-} den E. Thomason,; $30,845 Over $5,000 Greater Than Last Fiscal Year S. Customs collectiors at Key West have jumped $5,000 this fiscal year over ast year, Roy H. Alderman, Deputy Customs Collector ‘or the port announced to- day Collections for the year ending June 30 were $39,- 845.00. Those for last year were $25,710.00. Baggage carried by Aer- ovias rose from 32,915 }pieces in 1950 to 35,864 pieces in 1951. Passengers coming into Key West from Cuba rose from 23,929 in 1950 to 24,- 388, Alderman reported. ft entering the US. h Key West dropped sligh’ 584 to 2,118. Alder: that this is beca: s Q renovated its planes ead of holding 21 pa: h as last year, they 28 passengers entering the port West dropped from. 116 % e last year. This decre is due to the cessation of servi by the car ferry “Itah” which used to operate between Key West and Mariel, Cuba. It was discon- tinued in July 1950. The figures released by Alder- jman de not include military ‘ves |sels or passengers aboard : i vessels, They would increase the jtotals by almost 25 percent. th |Meput:- Customs Ceflector. said. Collections le by the Cu lroms office include not oniy dut j ies on imports to this country but cent and explained sengers © now ci Vessels Key jalso fines and forefeitures, A javgation fees and fines x is collected by Cus ens entering the cour head reverts to the U.S. Imn service. Chief cause of incre ir lections is the larger number tourists who go to ‘than 48 hours. ‘they have to p articles acquired and jages and perfume ito.Key West. For example, in a fifth of rum stay in Havana has for it to Uncle S jis the Internal thirty-five o ‘or cust The Key West Cus has a staff of four includi man, John Costar | Henry Palacios and Leslie &. Sa's- bury are inspectors. to pay ). OF this enue tax, ar ms offic Alde Strikes Auto Merio Alfonso mix truck, failed to sign, and ran into J. R 1950 Merc Margar Joseph on Police Chief ported today. Alfonso, who i reckless driving a accident, hit the right re of Roussoru’s car, police Roussoru was charged with ing an accident Alfonso lives at 728 Elizabeth reet; Roussoru at Pau!’s apart- j ments. Smathers Recovers i\From Pneumonia WASHINGTON, July 7.—<7, ——— ts Parked Car owe 4a PRICE TOURS ~; ; Captain Osborn E.| Aides of Senator George Smath- Denver, Colorado; | ers report he is recovering from Elmer Barnes,} virus pneumonia after a relapse New Mexico, andj last week. Cliff W. Brown,} The Senator has been jij for North Carolina. Ser-!three weeks and returned tt Stephans, Monrovia,| week from # hospital to his Wash- will fly with the] ington home. up as mechanic. }_ George C. Young, L. Victor Anderson, the Ab- bott hospital administrator. quoted Carle as saying "You ain't seen cag yet, Vic. admin r Low Cost Air Coach SCHEDULED AIRLINES n from the helicop-| tive assistant, said Smathers had of the Third Air Rescue}been ordered by his doctor not s of their participation| week or ten days, cumber of pilot | qjgsaaaanae sera J. Dean, Freeport, Palace Theater nder of the unit, no special markings. 1 Fleming St. Phone 124! the pilots will try toland| “THE OUTLA eR EA CN They were picked up| to resume office duties for id enemy lines. the helicopters; Jack Buetel and Jane rare in ued On Page Two)