The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 9, 1951, Page 1

Pee SO eee : Key Weat, —_— nono * 2 country, ao an ol | 4 gc P 1 T For 71 Years Devoted to the | Tange of only 14° Fahrenheit Best Interests of Key West THE SOUTHERNMUST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.A. : a roe VOL. LXXII. No. 189 ee ore KEY WEST, FLORIDA. THURSDAY. AUGUST 8. 1851 PRICE FIVE CENTS ‘ieiToe Hiring To Ricochet FBI Agents Situgg Says City Will Lose Tens. fuer Promesane 1 90 Days Knight Says °°" DO" See ee yy Gangster Of Thousands Of Dollars By Fore et the apex of the Red tri- Billy Davis Makes angle in Central Korea, and Lull. 134 Get ‘ : Good His Boa e - : found the city abandoned by eS scope Senator Getzen : the Communists for a second bs Thru FSES |\~~, x Of Never Being > “ane | Will Address : s im Uu e , 1 ; Captured Alive north of the 38th parallel and Offices Here ts Pethins| ac not fo be confused with the nights yuuas pai Declares He Did $100,000 Worth Of * North Korean capital of Py- a Ft AE = ongyang. nent : ee eet ae Free Dredging For City Of Key West A P. olice Bullet F ells Him ancellor Adolph A. Rech- The Allied troops spent an hour in the city, then with- drew. Elsewhere on the central and western fronts, the Reds have put up stiff resistance to local Allied attacks, appar- ently aimed at probing en- ee emy lines. [ee On the western front, the | numbe Reds mounted two small at- line of Miami has called a meeting of the Knights of Pythias of Dade. Broward and Monroe counties to be held in ments were Key West on Friday. October S office on Si- Sth it was announced to-day Of the: <a by Special Deputy Grand - OF these, PO ee Chancellor J, Winkield Rus- sell. nen, 40, were hir- The principal speaker at the ent service ochet Joe Sirugo, contractor, whose company stopped blasting at G rison Bight last night because of “demands made on. it” said today “Now we'll see where Mr. Dave King can get another $100,001 go ahead and finish the digging.” Sirugo referred to the deepening of Garrison Bight for a harbor. j Complaints were made at Monday night's commission meeting | | by Carl Hilton of Hilton Haven about the “excessive use” of dyna-} “| mite in Gafrison Bight. He asked the city at that time to allow no} more blasts such as Monday’s, to set a date for the completion vf the} ontkh ‘ough .\jab gia and 7 en. The largest in a farm he northeast A labama pence goon pina jed for stic service. Next Se a en, of ae ne | Work, and not to ailow the work to be done at the convenience on | large i Oe we a . S$ approached the Allied airmen flew 340 sor. | 1#7éest number, 25 got jobs in) yf Geri. the Grand jen Oaoee oct aight ae eee | ties. in spite of bad weath: ys sonnet? Chancellor of the Grand (found Davis ash a r | City Manager Dave King re-/| = placed. the na-| Ledge of Florida. reora Leland Mareh | plied that he would order Sirugo jority construction jobs. Grand Chief Bessie Libiris leaped from his bed the | not to fire any more’ than 10 holes {Knight said that building jobs * S ie * of Pensacola is expected to ats entered the room at a time, and use only eight bi ety, call a similar meeting of the red him to put up his hand. Att nds Meet sticks of dynamite to a hole of . system will| Pythian Sisters. | “BI agent George D. King! ty) | percent dynamite. On Saturday, October 6th | said Davis grabbed a pistol im | Sirugo said that King had ask- | sperity is| the Dramatic Order Knights ath his pillow and _ jed that the Fire Chief supervise | ed number | of Kherassann will hold a |oncc. The officers fired tt nh! lami the work at Garrison Bight to) July when | ceremonial including plenty | tj; and Davis fell with two| determine the number of sticks ver the 134 last | of — — ae ‘bullets in his chest and ene in} Viee President Of Fabs goose ERE eed ome ev se | his left arm. i ne pole. meetings will bring several soe’ a stolen eight cars and State FEA Will “Those demands would mel ‘ hundred visitors to the city / possibly a truck since the hunt! Sehedule Well the cost 200 percent,” Sirugo said. t July to 1166 this| from all parts of the state. for him began. He - had been ; “I told King that I was not in-/ & nowing a decrease hunted since July when he Planned Program terested in carrying on under | residing at Northrope, Colo. has|#® job seeker shot his ast Folice at He aide aad those somiieices recently ¢ santa e Bote: costa “There's a natural summer lull wcak Albbece Shere ot Bir. Leland March, assistant super. Siruge said that his company course in All Weather flying at|in jobs right now, but that will Cal b n Off; a l mingham. intendent of Monroe county pub- ‘has put in mere than $100,000 on the Fleet All Weather Training] Pick up in 2a month.| LUDA AC ia +) DeKalg County she G. HH.) lic schools, is attending a meeting | the Garrison Bight job. Fs LTJG. Sangster os iy Be Completes Flying Course Lieutenant Ju B. Sangster, Jr. and Mrs. J. B. Sangster, form- erly of Grinnell, Iowa, presently | P@st mon Grade John | son of Mr. {from 1 | : Unit, Key West, Fla. The course|Then employme vicochet . Noles, acting as coroner, return-|im Miami today to set up the| We: have done the job for, consists of advanced flight train- | 20 pew beles boon eee o ~ Are Indicted ea a verdict of justificable homi-| August 31 ‘meeting of District 10 psa ies Coy ean _ ing in instruments and night|big construction jobs, nig! ih heat cide. 5 Bight harbor year: tactics designed to qualify the| said. HAVANA, C > of the Florida Education associa-| 1 said Pd do it, The Chamber of pilot for Carrier All Weather; Last month 13 yets were placed |—A special inv: Commerce wanted it | . . , tion in Miami. March is president te has indicted eight former Luek Smiles On of District 10 which includes Mon- He entered naval gervice in Cuben treasury officials on § 2 ree, Dade and Broward counties. as a Midshipman at charges.of misappropriating 36. March is also vice president of | :‘academt, anna: Protest Dropped sitter dois tee tenary LOUFING ves ens a ee where he received a} funds. Ex-President Ramon Grau and three handicapped workers. Squadrons. Bachelor ‘of Science degree in| NEW YORK, Aug. 9 — (®) —|Sen Martin and 10 others of his| LOS ANGELiS—P\—Luck | Be ora hcg £3 to a “School Engineering. In December 1950, | Prince Igor Troubetzkoy may | administration alveady have been | seems to be smiling on four) th aes at he was aesignated @cNawal Avia-) have reached a divoree agreeiient | indicted in the famous case num- | touring girls from the University tor at Pensacola, Florida, after| with Woolworth heiress Barbara |ber 82 in which the court is in-| of Washington. They've been do- tne Boek Tne ool at completing the prescribed flight) Hutton. vestigating charges they stole or | ing the West Coast on bicycles. = ll planned program d n training course. The prince has given instruc-|misappropriated 174-million dol-| And in Los Angeles, they a throughout ‘Fiorida for all parts meatine Lieutenant Sangster will lreport| tions to drop his protest against|lars in 1944-48. | housed in the apartment of Brian of the amociation: “Why didn't King tet me to Commander Air Force, Atlan-| Barbara's Mexican divoree—but} The eight were indicted yes- | Donle' movie star. Donlevy, | 5 March announced that local) it was coming up Monday ii hight? : SAG as ee tic Fi-et, Norfolk, Vas for further} he gave no further explanation. ‘terday under the same case. ‘Continued On Pave Six» plans pet underway for the Mon- Whois he, po Bog ron sui | A L, Red? = to duty involving fly-| a rF eet = roe County pre-school conference | living in a democratic country?”! Us ing. He is a graduate of the Grin-| [ saa nods ant wiih if A dd . Truce Vehicle ticl Ae : nel Bik, Sanduate. of the Gin U.S. Viking Rocket Soars 135 Miles Into Sky has alresdy met with school prin- a oe “We expect to have the teach- | | TOKYO, Aus. 9-4@%)—There’s| to 85: cipals for preliminary plans. and attended State University of} lowa. Iowa for two years. ers form groups to work on parts Hay Me be ia. Wedicaton ae a Kung ay i | of the school program in win ay! mopers | texioe® talks a bes! hate | they are most interested. Some | ‘ : | will work on reading improve-| Willard M. Albury, administra- | new element hay hype tinwenes |ment with Miss Irene Russell, tor Monroe General hospital, just | inte the long-range. | reading supervisor, Others wili| night presented the hospital's side| _ The Cornmunists pay /continue on the curriculm guides | 6f the regent complaint made be- | thet two allied and evaluate them, The teachers | fore.county commissioners. ee marked Ce | will also have opportunity to work} Albury gave an interesting and | vehicle. The chief, 5 on public relations programs, citi- inspiring talk to the Jaycees on the | tor. Viee Admiral ‘Bie neste 'y zenship education development | hospital and its workings! Lhas rejected the comelaint. land civil defense. All will have | He told of the wonderful work the.. The Red messagewas . handed ‘ample time in their own schools} nurses and general staff were do-} to a UN liason officer, to prepare their own rooms for | ing. ‘Colonel J. C. Murray, last night. jthe school year,” March said. | The talk was well received by |our time. Apparently dhe allied. Teachers are to report to their | the civic group. j reply was prompt, and the ex- jown schools at 9 a. m. Wednes-} John Pearson read the agenda | change was disclosed in Tokyo 19 Persons Are Killed In Flood COMO, Italy, Aug. 9.—(@P)—At jeast 19 persons have been kill- ed in a flood which continued its wild rampage in the Lake r today after 36 hours jv and one village is completely isolated. Seventeen of the deaths were : ate i |day, August 15. | of the district caucus to be held in | today. ; ng — ee hastegetior gy | _ March recently attended a State | Fort Pierce on August 18, 19. In-| . The Communist complaint oud : washing. into Gere La 6 ae | Conference on citizenship educa-| terested Jaycees should contact; tis: si i laze of 700 people, : | tion and civil defense. It was an | Pearson. A truce delegation ‘supply for trait \ Communications were cut off | invitational conference, March | truck, with a white cloth over |stated at which 500 attended, ; mostly superintendents, supervis« | ors, principals and a few teach- completely. Rescue teams from surrounding areas have set out} for the vil Navy Helicopter |e gm a ae Falls Into Sea ven Ruesone te tate se ge } ers. The flood’s t damage was] To: p men who spoke at the con- ze: = aathnndecionses of Lake Co-] | ference were National Civil De-| 4 Novy helicoptey fell into the | and: Pyongyang, i ee ~— |fense Director Millard Caldwell ; towns in Switzerland also we } rete pea south of Key West yesterday In effect, Admiral Joy ue (ex-governor of Florida); Dr. Ben-1 3+°2:25 and sank in 100 fathoms; “You've been warned several (#) Wirephoto | jamin Fine, education editor of] o> water. All of | the people | times that truce vehicles may be Dow New York Times; Dr. Gordon abo psc 4. wet but/attacked unless their route and Mokente: ee Soe otherwise undamaged. ir schedules are handed ~ the the bie ine jumbis, New York sed Dr. Wig The helicopter, attached to Air jaljies in advance. ae , the biggest journey straight up into the sky. It reached a top speed of 4.100 miles per hour and stayed up | Alexander, University of Miami, ichiewe t Squadron One, was ane unis tained ‘constantly | = we a | air 10 minutes, The flight set a new world record for altitude. | and others. for that purpose.” ed by pertianns : ‘ Admiral Joy went on to say: hard hit, among them the Italian- | speaking Swiss canton of Ticino | ‘ where two persons were report- A U.S. NAVY CREW (left) makes final preparations for the test flight of an American Viking ed % | rocket at White Sands, New Mexico. 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