The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 16, 1951, Page 1

Ne The Associated Press Teletype Features and Photo Services For 71 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key’ West Key West, Plerida, has the most equable climate in the country, with an average tange of only 14° Fahrenheit HE SOUTHERNMOS : EWSPAPER IN THE U.S. VoL. LXXI. No. 168 KEY WEST, ‘FLORIDA. | MONDAY, JULY 16, 1951 PRICE FIVE CENTS Former Sheriff Jimmy Sullivan Is Indicted For Income Tax Evasion ea otk x eR x * * Truman AndGrinnell PropertySold For Over $30,000 To Gables Firm a Progr ess W ater Shes To Flow Made At Ces ase Fire Talks Communists Have Fulfilled A ment With Respect To Nutrality Site ported tk made held at Kae i Burdines Not ‘ : : = Wow ox | Thousands Of | Dollars In Taxes | Said To Have Buyers As Told: Lumley Estate Buys Property lea} | Gables Homes Inc., | Been Evaded ites eee | | Coral Gables business ¢or-| | MIAMI, July 16—(AP)— conference} lsaesition has . just -bought, A federal grand jury today sonnel} | for more than 30,000; the |72 feet by 116 feet corner indicted former Sheriff \James A. Sullivan,__ his observed chief UN delegate Admir ie wor t [af Tenmmasn: snide wife and two other person s much bette w tha | sons sentient Sa jstreets from .owner, Mrs. : 7 Pe Kaesong has tak |James Brady, former Key ie incgme tax evasion ¢ | + . rv) wet : _ | Wester, heir to the Lumley charges. ep Pt gore Indicted with the former Ds ociated Press Corre ONE OF SEVEN WELLS BEING DUG at site of City Eieciric sysiem’s $3,000,cvs piant—gushes | °° = at cient | County Sheriff and his wife w John Randol forth 4,000 gallons of salt water every minute. Entire plant site was intentionally flooded in iO - AR ROURCOMIERE: WAS Miami Beach City Councilman fre city a tests of first and second well. Work begins this week on third well, according to Cecil Whatley. |made by Steve Hessen of ats posing tone Seeing said the Reds to be supervisor of the well-drilling. Gables Homes Ine., in al wie oe melt 2 = telephone conversation | the late Sheriff Walter Clark of agi eeu a ee ee ee | Broward county in a company along the route from th —— a FF ‘| L: | Joyce Mathews with The Citizen. — A which the Kefaufver committee peace ; i s orres 2mp cts : Paul Boysen, Key West | said was engaged in slot machine were ni we Capt. Spalding Is Released From |-ealtor, said the sale was and bolita operations. Clark . ye pended from office, died ri 3 ! Five members of the S & G Gambling syndicate were indict~ ed for destroying records in con- nection with income taxes. They were Harold Salvey, Jules Levitt, Samuel P. Cohen, Charles Fried- man and Edward. Rosenbaum. Tehran Is Placed —_ a Confers With Hospital Today pe patina eb » Fort Myers Hs Under Mar tial Law ee Authorities | | | t and Hessen. ' The Greyhound, (Clyde TEHRAN, Jul ; _ State Attorney i “The property will definitely | - ce t|Mot-be used by Burdine’s of Mi-| Montgomery, captain), depart | ami.” said: Hessen:\staistew! thead ran is 1 ed this morning from Garri- eee : m. i od} been rumors’ to that<effect, . have ar son Bight with Capt. R. D. ;» Lester Would : ae ae os ens OB smisgrteere of hgh hake s Communists as 4 Spaldings’ houseboat in tow. aa * not in the picture | ndings was made by Assistant |.| at all, We have several other bites! Make No Comment Citizen Staff Photo} U. S. Attorney Ernest Duhaime. Destination—Fort Myers and at's rioting sons wert the dry-docking facilities of Matter on the property, but all I can say | oct 2. tae Capiases for the arrest of the 18 pe A sis A aia On Matter F now is that we are going to im-| KURT SEVERIN men and Mrs, Sullivan were than 150 injured that town Seen seen: VE ‘ ue ce -giplice raided the heac sie e patrol escort app pasusltpyercame Ns . . Siseinated By Advess signed 4 pa pee Judge Gentge > house stands on the Grinnell} ze ‘ : ; __._. |S The warrants were taken to Al | street side of the property. L. Gates, Deputy U.S. Marshal in chatge of the Miami office for and “T' Sieh dp teeth th dete te th te teh tte tp tet te etn tet te tented adda market stands on the Truman| hi Be aE KEY. tall 1 about the a q service, ur fact that their names had been “"Beed for the sale of the prop- Wri iters Play At Eskimo! Duhaime said he expected those « > Fig ' indicted either surrender or be mniinued On Page Eight) } a 7m ef = by tonight. 7 BESS = | According to the indictment. on ruman AY ul \ 1ew Pa Severin Visits Key West For Story sna Pictures | Sheriff Sullivan he evaded taxes 13.700 Stor. € To ‘Be Built Here | Ti vr ; ree ee Je | totaling $12,070.69 for the years ~~ i 4 : xe Flood Damage ; 1, SRO A second. indictment against Movie Ordinance And Rub Noses For News | gallivan and is wite, Buel, se call W ASHI July 16. p) | cused them of evading taxes’ tot to have *AAALAAARASAAMRABAMAMBAMBAOAA Ramee mowe| dling $4,863.10 for the. year of eco By Derethy Raymer | 1948, Yes, I can give you} discovered! {o cat Pete Seventeen Known hey can be obtained in hey can. be cotaeed | Died Ts Fload dish is « led Jutilla (olteeninced| t in d in Central Aan- KANSAS CITY, Mo., July 16.— 1 q F (?).—The costliest fleod in the the house variety.| nation’s history has passed its de game and weigh| structive peak in the Kansas City quirrels, | area. wild! The crest of the Missourisriver d just! still packs plenty of purich and is rolling toward Central Missou- had been|ri where there are no great in- 1 expedi-/ dustrial cities. Meanwhile, both ps outside| Kansas Citys, Missouri and® Kan y caught 10/5 are virtually paralyzed. by iant lizards; disaster wrought by five*con- the museum at} secutive days of fire and flood Sprit ida, He pro-| Seventeen persons are known ictailed account of the|dead in the gigantic flood. which sa de Zapata, com-!has driven more than 75,000 per ures for the future.| sons from their homes “in” both ded for the Front| states. The situation in eastern where he took|#md central Kansas has eased talked with Bill | Considerably because of Fecedins nager, Severin said he} waters. n South Miami and had! However, many Kansas towns i a base of operations| are without power and water fa- past two years. He} cilities. 1ext for Central Am-j} i Ankning touch «-| Editor Artman ss for four years It @ aot Is Back On Job et a. To Be Proposed King Leopold meet, they af course do t met Ku ers” pliant’ speciali F 1 all when I ib Salt lires tinguished Iwo Car Crash Sunday Afternoon Twelve Dummy eee : : 4 in h ‘Mines Hidden question Ac casual badges 171 Persons Voie In Marathon Batemans Sell Land For $19,600 I yipped the trail *| stinct. Ima, 2 who became : | prey be i can president. He} L. P. Artman, Editor and pub- : is j nose in Honduras by the) lisher of The Citizen, is back at . “In details, ve for my| work today for the first time since {terest for | Severin s cent. “I am just be f fexpedition to the big s ; Cuba and I am dre | feature writing. |paper here? Then amed Willi-| his iliness some months ago. the first Ameri-|, Though Mr. Artman has been president of a La-| keeping touch with the newspap- ah country. He want-|er’s activities from his home, to- ld an American Empire| day is the first. time that he x all of the land south} worked in ‘his office on Greene e border to Panama. That — : it 1849,” he said. Mr. Artman was warmly wel- as 5 went on to tell about|comed by employees who have my how old Commodore Vanderbilt] been ‘with the newspaper as long with vowed to get Walker because| #3 twenty-five years.and by the | met ori en NOTICE hale 2 Fuller Brush Retail Store NEW LOCATION 1207 Truman Avenue i Key West attraction: jturn. Severin came th: GAS IS | Across the Street from Truman Elementary School | real salvo. |” (Continued On Page Seven) | NeWer menipers of the’staff. | 4 Island : Chevys TEL. SERVICE 1958 A RREE station \ 1 Willard FOR SALE wee SPECIAL MEETING | POOR OLD CRAIG || F ( i eel Nite 7 “NTY OF SPECIALS—FREE GIFTS TO EVERYONE a Th SER’ STATIO Fig LOT AND sega. 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