The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 10, 1951, Page 1

The Associated Press Teletype Features and Photo Services For 71 Yeers Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West Key West, Florida, has the | most equa climate in the | | 4 ge 4 country, with an average | J range of only 14° Fahrenheit | THE SOUTH 763 Families May Remain Capt, Bruce Bradley, New KW Naval Hospital _ In Federal Housing Until | August 15, Lewin States STILL FURTHER EXTENSION IS nocnovmeeonon American Group Chief Says Peace Talks Head Comes From Top U.S. Naval'Hospital * xk * * = = “ng i Today Confined To Military Matters aw Suit ts - > = Fire Chief Leroy Torres and City Manager Dave King with SAYS RHEUMATIC ais ‘ FEVER PATIENTS Fire Engine MAY BE _ Dismissed Joy Announces : PAY S700 AS No Political. { t : auenier. : COMPROMISE oe me Daughie et Saas cae Or Economic Father. ule’ DROPPING SUIT Matters Dis Graduate KEY WESTERS COMPLETED T HERE FROM ENTIRE U. 5. After 25 years of duty on Navy flung wer outposts such nville, and in China and Nicaragua. Key West seems table duty to the ¥ nding officer of the Naval . Capt. Bruce Bradley, SEOUL, KOR 10 AP}i—Here are s¢ C ; Bradley who replai t Capt. O. A. Smith last Tue: SCHOOLING IN t ust spent one and onc haif ye THREE YEARS 4 jas executive officer of the 1 Naval Hospital « nd, the natio: hospital. gh Key West Naval Ho. s only 225 active beds ber of top Congression | here suffering with *héu- ' fever are also expected to {be sent to the Key West Naval ‘hospital from all over the nation because of the “excelent clima- jtic conditions” here, Capt. Brad- ley said. This program is at pres- ont under consideration in. Wash- ington, It has-been - found that the men do not recover as rapidly in northern Naval hospitals a hey would in Key. West's winte | climate. - | The new “commanding officer tinds the Key West hospital “very adequate, compact well run anc asy to maintain.” He said that he is pleased not only with’ His naval staff of 16 doctors, 22 nurses, dentist, four medical service corpsmen, chaplain. ‘but with the civilia taff as well. Capt Bradley, interviewed” Yn bis office “today, found...the l breezes of Key West refreshing | “This is’evol compared t5 Nica and other places I have served, Ye sad. The Captain drove down from r a Ciuzen Stat t his home im A ton, Va., with 1 cen up. He i aid bis wife and two children, Betsy, t the UN delegat Honot hose pressure in engine tests at Garrison Bight. The $14,800 engine | aged 13 will enter her sophomure ‘*: ext t —— Two Men Bound vss Over To Court On Assault Charge © with ag wa alph Estevez, nroe cou nd over ace Justice day be Geeenen: 2 os year at Wellesley next fall. Bruce ay by Jr, will attend Key Wést } the Captain said Bas erie 4-9 OC ane y ae pNP: Oe ag | BE ives aussiicaes Bea ot te Ud Bas w _- «$253 Stolen ollides With \ine Killed fn ilernandezes Will Medical schoo! in 14 vith From Touri re also Leo Broken Gun Battles fuild SIUM Home a r « y alt : kK 2 r eCirekt Pent » i . V V Hernandez xu fie tn vy that year, interned at the 2 Naval Hospital im Massn- . He went with th 5th : Regiment to Nicaragua in to 1929. He served ‘on the ling Inspector's, USS Rochester out of Shanghai ms 7 S Bet i tt ecy : : : ; s nd the USS Mindanao - out. of | rip io Kinesten en ae tevez s t t : F $11,090.00 struc-| Canton from 1933 to 1936 ' z " s t pe F , avenue In World War II, Captain Brad- “ . ley was senior medical officer at : ise a toft breakfast. A ¢ ¥ ,\ an advanced naval base, at Boug ese’ anville. In eharge of the 600 bad k 10. hospital of Quonsct huts, he had R por a t t 20G yester-| much te do with controlling ma- All | S} or B Krute resent i for $400 gen- laria so widely prevalent when s Sharp but took |§ he arrived in 194: «eo Quiet In Korea Admiral Halsey declared t Bouganville was the first Pa base to get malaria under M : ‘ x silding at 14-! control. Before that it had laid K port theft t ae ae low many casualties, as difficult t to treat as the men on the’island . ven & perm’ who werg wounded by air bomb- a S 5100 car porte At) ing attacks and even artillery é > | van : 3 iG. P. Ted-| Mosquito’ control was brought County Budget To $100. small | avons Bei drainage cae ieee ee : ‘ —— : etronia street.|the water table > Presented ; Joie nae ged | A docter of internal medicine ¢ Presenter iniversily Gi ; Capt. Bradley said he has had his M - bs share of emergency surgery. On T es ESE: approxi- | ships at sea he has had to a: . p t st Un t i lor ida Is Suc a s Know-/|the skipper to change the direv- Coast Guard Goes”; jerald Saun- for Racsong, 1 : ‘ en iis sie imounting to | tion ef the vessel while he tried to -. for | ras es | Operate on an emergency ap- Pa ae , f . | pendicitis case. | At Bouganville and at Finchav i in-|en Naval Hospital in New Guin- will be} ea, he has known what it was to t Ed build up an adequate hospital es- “;, | tablishment. . Before hig duty as Executive at 914 | officer-of Bethesda Naval Hospi jolfo’s | tal, Capt, Bradley held the samc | «Continued On Page ©) 15 Staples After “Tradewinds” ; ben 2 rth MASONIC NOTICE , Gwynn Will Attend celeck Ht Miami Court Trial errir e Cc e23 ° oo. | Fe Mason Palace Theater Fine Fishing Tackle ns Low Cost Air Coach { hod hak : Will fos. mn , SCHEDULED AIRLINES West eave for M 0 the city Thompson Snterprises, Inc.| WOOL PRESSER .. 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