The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 20, 1951, Page 1

eS Che Kev West Citis rs — THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER THE U.S. A. VOL. LXXIIl. N KEY WEST OCRIDA. FRIDAY, JUL City Officials Will Make Effort iors Only Seven Ci Initiated Into To Purchase — From KWI Co. Rotary Club Totin Land t Aeepehey Wea Informed ra June Than Did Key ‘West Club’s Book : : a AT S2 Passener. Sigh ins Te ate lg Hive To Go Carefully’ ? Cars Passed Any Price Near Amount Paid _ City hes ~ fs : : — oO Through Toll ius Lester and ts Mans ee ! : & ., oxy: Hamlin Says In Matter OF Bridge Into K.W. with the « West's build wal. Char merece message irc ted up. in the ar stall Ngee aa -, Extraditing Mary Stinnett ert D ted G a Ceroner Says He Will Not Start Extradition eham airport Tir atbteacoeteeg siren A purchase August 6 } Adams. nights =; mission meetin The Commi night passed a Proceedings Until He Recieves Fall Reports ties in’ Florida building in Jur West, he said. Of the all but one city v caries From Chattanooga, Tenn. Deectors, Authorities Coroner Roy Hamlin today stressed that he is “working cau-| than Key in conformity with the laws of not only Fis: re in a large: nessee” than Key drafted by L« found on Greyhound Key. Saturday, June 30. eha-aen meet form to City Hamlin said: F % eS Hi visions. in-appropriation of “There is so:much involved in this case. It isn't like running up ., Shecurtie Shee) ii 4 a to Jacksonville or some other city in the State. Here we have to be |p) iden ¥ West -duri : ii property cases. absolutely sure not only that we are exttdditing the right woman, | anth 000. shure bai ii but that we have sufficient evidence on which to base our case. than last June, and less than 1,000 Tae women v°.o wus served @ werrant Wedpesday and then re under the April leased in Chattanooga, is named Mary Ruth Stinnett. Though v to C of C of H jig Hamlin said that he will not start any extraditing proceedings fice ‘od from 1,192 in / 0 "yd neg against her until he receives full reports from Chattanooga, Tenn. Ti! to 383 in June. this latter f ,Uwners Of Low el doctors and authorities. idles " . 1950, number af. visitors st office receipts in June a The resolution sia that Key West de “necessary. to aciyoire fee simple tithe tot of land known cham Airport™ K z P a Miss Stinnett is bring given thorough physicel and mental ex- |“ eys roperty aminations by medical experts in Tennessee, Hamlin said. cane ees W < ¢ When those reports arrive in Key West. Hamlin will confer with ooo onct hich nf iaati ken va ant Protection State Attorney J. Lancelot Lester and County Solicitor Allan B.!¢ 099 higher than last June. th } i F Cleare, Jz. Chamber of Commerce ...summer j the Uf the Tennessee information and additional testimony of Florida | jccue of “Trends” states. wimesses jusiify it, Monroe county will send to Tennessee for the) Key West as @ haven for bey ? woman. fever sufferers is being promot “We have to go very carefully,” said Hamlin. “When yeu get inte ed ee through a two-cc SCt | ay interstate matter, if is not only expensive to the tax-payer, but | re ot ae is asin aut to doc ~ ~ itors as well as agencies: legally complicated. es Ke. Wasa ing “te. the Should’ Monroe-county “begin extradition: proceedings. it would |) °°) T's ae mean ‘consultation’ with Florida's Governor “Fuller Warren ang COSMOS! Is as free fram ras } weed pollen as any Gity south of net the & heazing beiore Tennessee's Governor Gordon Browning. Curate: sed entities taxis nots A member of the! Sheriff's office, and a female uttendant, would | 7 isin: This makes i: an id rolman ro- have to go to Tennessee to bring back the woman, should extradition place for victims fo visit fr be granted. MugusP 9S iL BNE Firet- north the continuance mercial air travel to City of Key West f MITH, head of the Weather Bureau sistion i y West, testing h tells what hurricane conditions are for inited Siates Invites 50 Leeal DAV pers Nations To Sign Japane Offieers Will the a <- i “ Gow bee beni flay to eace Treaty September 4th Be Installed lho Bad Weather Holds Mitchell Erect rinonaen wit tion to population than had Monroe in on i t TES OF 7 . nth sot George F. Noreisa haren entore : proceed, rab ie ise Medes . 1s Commander And Keydt cute nem | URE Up Peace Talks Fence At End Of the 1920-50 doeads. Monros's inf tian of ‘the Adams’ message to Cham- : TREATY WERE < As \ Bi Is F : was almost 113. percent tion | SENT ALON( SK DIGS ror Herman Gordon, Sr.. : to last ji ‘Rae P Be 5. § T is figure, Adams-said does not Soin : ‘ . Vice ( and ve page a »—saa Fetroma Street inelude uniformed personnel liv- . WITH INVITATION 0 eration ( 3} tee Commander up Sotean 5 i i ing aboard the Naval Base. € kept. City Fathers Will Though Key West makes nb i ) | _ e! ea: AS Fe > E : claim to being a manufacturing A <imman Concessions cted she Rey Hie ne pur. the hellveptars on the round) Condesa Calida Sn gieseen seapepenrertaee : ales: ig we makir Pations S00 6 eee Public Use; No Other _fictd rose 109 percent frdth 1929. : k eS ’ te 1951.-Increase is eaused> by ee Way To Stop Owner numbers engaged in prepagation ; S The > West is launch. / Of food products, cigars and print- . n iemnation _nroceedings | 178 products : he owners of Petroniaaand — “Key West has arrived at.the port » ect ends on Garrison crossroads,” said Adams. “in ai voted last night, with | iP of low dep: m & Gua! MJ. Seer t. /Of @ century ago, this island has x isner dissent: | pwached new heights ‘as @thriving e o American c : smmissioners, on C. B.) A" 4 , motion decided that they |, "f this is & gvod pince-in whieh z inte. for the puce to live and k and trade.” ‘he es on ~' concluded,” it is becausonof the: } : to preserve th (Continued On Paee Hights I x ‘s Fr Canc eeee . " 1 : ie ation Stelds Takes’ Out WP - rson's property if he $18,000 P, ace oy nly: paid taxes on it ermit . “ ‘ote to purchase the Pi Street ends came unr Shield< torte wert SUA had veted for full: in a ing_and reneir permits at K the Offiee-of Building Inspector , | u a Ralph Russell vesterday.. a Rt For remodeling two: hows { 1 legal beats Activit In Air tudied: : moved front White strect: to 221T ttorney end 9913 Stanl astimmine Beiecst 9? @32 gM Launed ¢ Row x6 for the real of street ena ied vreferda a RRNA iareynoi special Com- sin. Pel 4 by meno: ctrect for cpenstr uctinz-a an of Harvey. He © 11 Fa itr Mitch- avenuc, for adding onegstery. to i the garage, $2,000; George atke n ronia street, She has! 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