The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 11, 1951, Page 1

SS Key West, Flerida, bos the most equabie climate in the country, with an average range ot only 14* Fahrenheit For 71 Years Devoted to the Che Key West Cit tr KEY WEST, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, AuGUST LL. 1951 Harrington Benge Of Douglas’ More Films Sirugo Agrees To Meet With Gity Commission On Garrison ‘Bight Dispute; ‘Hits At Joe Sirugo Is Asked To Meet With Commission » To Be Taken By Chamber City commissioners last i night unanimously approved { Mayor Lovis M. J. Eisner’s Camera Enthusiasts request for a conference with Joe Sirugo. head of the Sun shine construction company. His Honor asked Commis- sioner Louis Carbonell to ar- George Renna. Gonzalo Bezanilla In Charge Of Photography | | | range a ti ween | Final J ee ee Tre work of preparing sever: : ers anytime Monday. jal hundred feet of movie film to i Should Sirugo agree to the jadd to the Chamber of Com-} | round-table discussion. mat- i;merce’s movie, The Fascinating |/ i ters pertaining to Garrison {Florida Keys, has begun, ae- ; Bight will be aired. j Py . Commissioner A. Meitiand | cording to Chamber president i Adams svggested to the Ma- \ Earl R. Adams. | | yor that Carbonell be design- | George Renna and Gonzalo H ag #2 contact the contrac- | Bezanilla, both local camera en- thusiasts, will have the | photograph» | will be sent to Holl {sound wil be recorded on the] . The movie, which was prepar-| ed by the Florida State Adver-/ tising Commission two years ago,! |Portrays in color and sound, life | along the Florida Keys. Al- the City. though several hundred feet of In addition to the commis- | { ' *|the film are devoted to Key City Attorney M. = Ss } West, more views of this island All of the commissioners charge of} and City Manager Dave King stressed that they bore no ill- will towards Mr. Sirugo. and would desire an amicable solution to the problem. They were of the hope that the dredging would continue | under some arrangement | agreeable to both Sirugs and | sioners, : Ignatius’ Lester and Fire jand some of its attractions will Chief Leroy Torres were be photographed in order that Key West will dominate the mo-| = vie. () Wirephoto| ‘ro date, the film as it now . bas been shown to vari-; present. | fg CORNELIUS J. HARRINGTON | “PP® {top) of Chicago and Senator Paul Douglas (bottom) of Il- linois testify before a senate sub-committee at Washington in fight over federal judgeship. Douglas says President Tru- man’s nomination of Harrington to be a United States judge in Chicago is “personally obnox- Lt. Phillips Killed In Plane Cras His Mother Is ious” to: hima: The Former ous audiences in Key West, in- cluding the Rotary and Kiwan- is Clubs and the Upper Keys Chamber of Commerce. The Jaycees, Jayshees, Wo- man’s Club, and Garden Club have tentatively made arrange- ments to view it at forthcoming meetings. Once the additional Key West} mlement has been added, it is hoped several additional copies can ve made for circulation in} northern cities this Fall for the: purpose of stimulating winter tourist business. | Kaesong Talks Sull Deadloc ked Dorothy Pease Of This City LOCAL BOYS ‘LIST IN NAVY . +. Will Fight For World Freedom REAR: (LEFT TO ae oan oe Parks Fitch, 17, 1114 Watson street: Melvin Emil Sapdgen City Receives word ofthe death of a relative's IES SOLE Thomas Baker, 15. 38 Vilyinia sfP8Err-William Fernandez. 20, 409 Catherine. street. A ri i son, Secand ‘Lt, Rbbert°W.Bhil- ie -s $10, 450 From 17, 5-C Porter Place: Jose Rodriguez, Jr.. 19, 414 Amelia street; Jose Frank Perez, 17, 1100 Whi shead sireet. Enlisted in the U.S. i lipps, Marine aviator, near Lake Sane Navy last week in Key West. Elsinore. C in the crash of a » t : n the Cis T: - _ _ - wa a a ete pO at lane. He was 22 | ries | — ax : a Fla. S Supres eine e Court U pols rn the qoor on|taX money amounting to $10-| Petitions Must Be mer Dx uke progress.| 450.89 according to a bulletir 3 now the wife of called the from Lewis M. Schott, direct | Viled Before Mir 5 i lips. supply offic I ent Joy) of the St Beverage Depart- ‘i : ne Recruit Depot the. Commu-/™ nt which collects the tax. | Raising Of Rent ; calls 4s telling) Money available for distribu & J. Y. Porter, 1V ey said that this ne to con-| ti > tax ected ir ‘ ees r sec agedy in the | f de-|June. 1951. amounts in total tr} precena® in. Knight Rent | Was Mrs. Baker's : family t hi » solu- | $1.403,464.99. Of this, $381,454.37 Aicjitsis : : : vs cf Rent Stabilization, an- Attorney; Lopez's ; Last Sept the zo to the State Tuberculosi -22 bov son of Col, and M .. Phillips die a -| Board pcerirt Kanal cay Tere? = Judgement Upheld A ve 90 in action while serving as an en The gues. | Fe eee ee . Days In July the Marine Corps will be dis ito eligibie inj| (3g the Beek week te Bee Sek aoe" sheeted “a es lion in Korea corporated ipalities like Teaee tar oe ang ae in. Baker to receive $8,000 in work Key West temperature other. Richard Key West. under the 20 per cent in- an’s compensation sues to SR ond ahore 06 insurance : Phillips was 19 years old. When Hialeah, Fla. is a parallel on) ‘Tense Pravision of the new riiowing the Edgar, days during the month of t his boc s returned to the he list with this city, receiving; Mt. Baker, in was| July. 3'e Weather Bureau, 5 United States, the son who die: $10,436.26 T would like to empha an b ida = Airport station said today. Cc ix Jacksonville will receive $118 sie that pefiticns must be wt ee yesterday Maximum mercury soar of ei 790. Miami nosed out ahead witl filed with the Rent Office vas learned today the month was $5 degrees on C: bl | O | : 216 Federal Building in Key Baker had filed suit, July 23. Lowest temperature yarbied Urders a distribution of $153,904.47 West, before any such rent France's Cabinet Low town on the sr = . 188 N , Inc, employ-, cathe on July 25 when it was Bla is evidently Belleair, ielgar nei pee x6 feb f the Mr. Ba a < 70. » ° will ve $7.96. . sgn om ar Bak as killed in an le average temperature ame rd For C rash is is Has E ne ee De thet some landlords fail. , Pasar Baker was killed x € accident p the night and day for the whole ed to understand the peti. oy menth, 83.6 degrees. tion filing requirements, and ry Rain was 3.06 inches great- I want to make that point ox than ee geomet tor clear. To put into effect any month. Large rainfall canie Ple evel Believes Witness onservative . . vsoountet) Perjured Himself eos eer GEORGE F. ARCHER Jr., of the 16th rent increase before proper holding that Mrs.; om the 15th and 16th waen cies ES tied Betty authorization under the Fed- mmon law wife 1.87 inches fell. 4 << 4 efinitely postpone _, WASHIN IN, Aug. 11—(7 eral Regulations, constitutes such There were five clear days, Funeral Services me ‘debate The chairman of a House grou; a violation.” Knight said. S00 20 partly cloudy days, and ; e cabiet estigating purchase procedures ee fe six cloudy days. ght squabble ov- | &t the Detroit arsenal says he be ° Tomorrow For 4 perjured testimony. George F. Archer Every one knew George F.Ar- cher, but no one called him “Mr” ing Farouk Democratic Representative Px ter Hardy of Virginia has drawr attention to testimony given t the House expenditures subcorr Former White Kashmir Aired NEW DELHI, India. Aug oie LN. mediator Frank Gr ah- House ay, althougt Ini 000 Loses do se. + ec. Dies pers 1m = = ~——-|mittee by Fairfield engineering NNES “ pe Re company owner Joseph Weisne shade " New Dethi fr ; aes He-was known as “Dad” to small | pa, the: Weisner testified to making an today for further tal WASHINGTO ug. bows, Thiddle sized boys, big boys, ; losing i some loans to employes at tt Marae government on';—-Fermer White House and the ones who grew up under Ea tary Stephen Early died today; plans to see India’s at the age of 61, Early suffer Nehru. They ed @ heart attack last ay Y and diedS &t the George (Wash-! bid. ngton hospital in . the capital That, was ia sherthy before youn today taught att a state. which Bed br press secretary and’ known now as dé Pakistan clain cried] of ahay slate +ysresi-| Methodist” “jai Pim ote Frankiin D. Roosevelt. 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