The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 12, 1951, Page 1

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JULY 12. oe a conue! | Break In Site Of The Peace | Peace Talks ‘Temporary Feelinfg That Talks May Be Resumed Later In The Week i TOKYO, July 12.—(4).—The! ak in the Korean cease-fire; is regarded as bs allied: officials in Ko- there is a feeling theg be resumed later- ing were broken off when! istts refused to per~ allied newsman at Kacsong} where the talks Rave been held. } } The chief allied delegate, Armi- Te . is taking a firm Ir ded dis THE U.S.A. Pinuze mad FI vE c NTS Jap Peace Terms Are Disclosed Treaty Is Sponsored Jointly By The United States And Britain WASHINGTON, July 12. —( —The terms of the Japanese peace treaty have been disclosed. The treaty, known as a peace i reconciliation, is spohosred joint ity by the United States and Bri tain. Some 59 nations are ‘expected ito sign the document in Sa i Franciseo the week of September | 3rd. 1 Russia has net jomed in t tiement, but the ether nat | plan to go ahead with er-without ; Moscow ' The treaty deprives Japan | its pre-war. overseas possessios Radiophoto and () Wirephoto' , but permits the Japanese to re JEEPS MARKED BY WHITE FLAGS are parked before the house at Kaesong, Korea. in which ‘arm. In other major respects, the United Nations and Communist representatives are trying to agree to stop the war. sia 3 Scant Oh Ine 5 tus of a-soverign equal in the free N egotiations In Kaesong 2g rner Je a strongly ha: an has told the Commus é will be no more taka the UN party) to proceed} | ar the UN: igi permit US. Signat Corps Phote via Army it on ben the = ase) — oy ei tuse Oe ase es Pave raul. wid and makes no attempt to ations, ut. insis impose permanent restrictions. r itself who shall “as man Miles [SOS ROR SSO 8 8862988888 8M Oe 8 che ig eed is ed party ruma H ie H; |a pact between this country and sent his ‘meskage/tiy ma onduras a umpe TOM sapan. This witt permit the Uni- te the head of the Com- Congress To ted States to keep troops and mil- delegation, General Nam] : model. ee j itary bases in and near Japan un- ee ‘Gi ® W ace B : : j til a system of collective securit; ar, there has been: no ee ve ae 00 Reginald Brett. Mining Engineer And Wife Here, can be set up for the Pacific. i A three-way — security act opinion among many! » WASHINC . July 12.) ‘Se ae we ot “8 among the United States, Austra- nilitary men in aah ar —President T: has asked +. lia and New Zealand are p ct of situation is the result of{ congress to giv ven per cent "9 t A the general settlement, mmunist genes anes me across-the-board rise to the x¢car c\ € 0 i irp ane When the treaty comes into The sessions scheduled for t0-} government's postal and civil ser- foree, perhaps early next. ar were cancelled after the Bed! vice workers ‘SSSR SRRaR eee eee eee | American occupationpayments 2 r d to let a truck Wad) Mr. Tru says the present; By Susan McAvoy % accor@ing | ito Japan will end, 20 n apermen pass a check , emergenc: nds prompt and! nti) 11-39 this m g t with a UN: convoy ladequate ad nent of federal pana tke Play Z in andy AP Correspondent Robert Bun- jcompensation so the g —— ee oe than do ours in| ‘Fisherman Beaten a dim far off place that might be the issue is not ever @d-' may continue to attract Is there are} 1 m of the newsmen as such: skilted employes of the high an island in the Caribbe e doctors trained at Is Ci Aty of who competence might be in South America. Ban- John Hop! and in London. By Three Men. Oo canen-; The President added that, anas came vaguely to mit put They are as reasonable to stay in general, pay scales in the higher a Be as hotels. | Sometimes it is dangerous to - The Brett's son Jerry who i§’ say your fish is all sold, accord- that was all. ranks of federal e¢ oyment are A 00 io h zi Then I met Reginald and Ar no’ he Air Fi t Dragonfly! too low in relation to the other 4 row im the Air Foree, went toj; ppened d pica i oennelt, ot n grades. Brett. He has been a minin onduranian schools until - he| a6." — — sera * * He said: “I urge most strongly —_ in ee for 13 ye finished high school, then came Bey Wert fisherman. at f . ee. that any increasc enacted be on} She has spent those years rear- to the States to college. odriguez 1? f S Paid By City an across the board percentage | ing their boy Jerry, now 21, and “Thats the pattern for mest! apie bie tenbhe sont es i “ir cratt : ‘ basis rather than on @ uniterm| serving a5. yoluteermimcs, aid of tHe American ‘ehildren.‘They |aay cag vnc taning Boat om the: The City ‘of Key West tas ajdollar or sliding scale basis.” in Some of the modern well -equip- k 4 k Spanish as welll Street when he was approached by three men, later indentified as {Justo and Manuel Aguiar, and Julio Avael, English, Relations between Honcvcaps} ns and Americans are more than/ ped Honduranian hospitals They like the central An Republic of Honduras so balance of $10,326 to pay M. E. Bennett: contractor for. construc- tion at Wickers Field, according} as Eisner Donates t monthly financial re {that their visits to the St ordial now, said the Bretts. The{ lee released yesterday by Charies! oily mieke them want to go back big companies en@ourage their! p16, wed the fisherman to ee erts, City Comptrolier. ‘Furniture To V et nm as pogsible. aifs to get to know the Hondur- | PY eta, Cee et H K : a, & comp ; ee tiie ff: ae . Ny jhe couldn't sell it because it was i < ents have already) «uso. o, to eS we ee ee an people and to mix socially.! siready sold. An argument is re- bec > to Bennett, not to the « to the States so that we can cor We have as many Honduran-! ported to have ensued and. the ke Florida National Bank, wh shi yed alll through Key West and s ian friends as Americans,” said three men jumped Rodriguez, loanéd the city °Y eit essions of Robert Castel-|time here,” they said Anne Brett. “They are w er- | gu city $30,000 for the‘ pee - id’ lik Ne nne Brett. “They are wond Rodrigues alleged that he ‘ran 8 tadiui The ehvnent of $io.000 eta Si wom, . = te Wess has a qu fully gentle and gentecl people.”| into the A.& B. Lobster House. | a "hee gone oe due in gies thee po a Ge The two men followed and- one ee ee ee eed eat éd the Cas-| Bretts tee going. up to i BY } f tues eee inh ie See ese ¥ lteiiancs # two-gieeel i. to wee ae oinin ay |e eee 0 AME | One of them, Justo Aguiar chased t t's contract for the st i e P ton, New York, V Jara eay o fw) |the fisherman around the lobster ny ve Y: ium comes to $37,263; instead of j living room, suite, The .fyrniture other points. on business and plea C ks U h ] | hound @aaehen teaghos ia ee ( ; Xl i the c originally “estiniaten: $38 900i Bo into “ang new piace the be ee ee sei to Hondures (LOCKS /p ic Williams and Irving Albury, both cian bes aa aig +P edad bs The ic “ te , employees of the restattant. ” eA and construckon pete oh ee AMPA, July 12—44).—A cir-| Justo Aguiar was arrested on a : . ; Be 4 5. ae cailion ¢ cuit judge has upheld the right to! warrant on three charges of ns amass - da Av sppetaieaiepacapeel n cocks sault. and battery, one charge of Shaw Bros. Buy largely pani Judge ruled | disorderly . proceedings, and onc Sut re. are thousar ‘ fe eta ing in itself vio-| charge of trespassing on private He | and For $2: 4,500 saben ops et 1 are property. He is out on a five hun- t Ne ~ ero sree, jered Sheriff Hugh Cul- | dred dollar bond. arrant $24,500 . “4 s c * os . ; tfere with the; Manuel Aguiar and Julio Avacl ued yest ° D aig ces 7 ns of George Davis) were al8o arrested on one charge ‘ c Cler < Fire esiroy % ait ous ei ee ae Thelma Davis, who have a| cach of assault and battery, dis- at Marathon. Beach | SEORl See. 25, ASO ORS TC ock club at nearby Spffner. | orderly proceedings, and trespas j ¢ T with building equip- Two Houses jot ramerels, ; However, the judge made it | Sifff on private property. They at nt om and other as- ao bapieng plain his order applies only | were both released on bonds of a Shaw roth Fire destr A twe ieee mg aaidera ; SA, 2% long as game cock opera- | $250 each. a ecleee T of Dade County | the ‘600 biock of Pe a! #0ns remain within legal The trial of th three men is set F osland and her! at aah sey Pe sep 4 : fg RN for 3 p. m. Friday at Municipal 1d, Jr., also of | Chic res. x gold. Minas Antr s the Such fides taiee Ghd ie rt. ee oe : er Brett commutes bet. maha kel Bicity fey pubes sen land property| - “The fire was not 1 te Og ee oy Bet into * ritions for qameeBlnie ine, fot : « i verses ae ta liondufanian capi eguciga Abie sg sine ago Ha W I See plene guite often. That city like Havana | TUClty because of use Farman Wi a at aie 1OCAEL "Bae ae ‘who}i# ® mixture of the old Spanist OE Re ‘ i - ie [architecture and the new moder Leave For Iran a ’ bast leash uildings. 5 a Persistauee Paid | Rit & os | Honduras, I t June Had 22 WASHINGTON, July ‘12.7. e pe a Baibta I amala a! I —The President's top diplomatic sy ( ff W W , ecm ies It’s no h D: 0 ; 1) | trouble shooter, W. Averell Harri- : ) rong ay ee Waa or , West. , ay ver | man, will leave for Iran’ in a day : Fire De ane oe like southern if lor so in a last-minute attempt AMOMA CITY — " Pigaeen cashed ne} The Mosqu which has 5 es rose te 90 de-jto heal the British-Iranian dis- ~— t ime off| with the new ing to do with mosquitoes S| gree above during 22 days, Pute over oil nationalization. a = Na rahe heto.of pie ‘end 3 unexplored region of Hondur Raa ase | ais a ‘iman will carry no specia! ( ounty Vieetine _He stopped by the! firemen str Brett and about a dozen others sae 2 ee | instructions on how to handie the ‘ ty ate, ¥ a for an eon {have plung its densely Sureau summary Te | <ityation most Washington of- i ' to preserve vegetated depth today ficials ee eee as desperate. { as told that he was just a Chief T “Honduras has 1 t temperature recorded ; : < upg Pe : mi said Brett. “You sec H month was 93 degrees ; visiting hours had) the neighb: A Z i. But did that daunt. our! batting the has jumped fri xcart to: ¢ 13. Lowest was on June} ove } a ll, he was determin- was caused the com ge saab no in-between n the mercury registered} ; - exploding stages.” smiled } 72 degrees Charles. Williams is without a Firemen rushed back ned, attractre The average monthly tempera-| cay today following a fire that « acca aga vm bright print dre: ture of 83.7 degrees was 1.8 above | destroyed the entire interior of alk nded up jail ceil,|to douse a 2 et Taracall was 262 inches below! Hit, Mt Seumenener ‘Champion 2 with > ee the he gucigalpa is as ainfal s . Fire Chief L s i a nduet house know the only capital in the wor normal in the city, with only 1.62} ported. Ss e lacking a railroad. inches coming down. Willi i vel ' 2 The big fruit companics have! Of the 30 days, 16 were clear, <nte oe ae a g@mali lines, but r@iireads and: 11 partly cloudy, three cloudy yesterday morning. ' highways #fe undeveloped there.’ and none with an inchor, more; i The government is now putting! of rain. It rained @ bit 11 deys,; ; } in some he als ib , 5 : ast “ : rm * 1, ve a NO OTIC Palace Theaier “TRIGGER TR.” WANTED 7 aoe | WOOL PRESSER .. APPLY) ‘PRICE T URS COLUMBIA LAUNDRY 4), py a Gameatied Gaeta | Roy's Key West Auto Parts Co, TELEPMONES TT Te AMC OR and His Orchestra EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT 10 P.M. TILL 2 A.M, WYLKS—STOCK ISLAND | |