The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 29, 1951, Page 1

Key Wes:, Flerida, bas the most equabie climate in the county, with an average range of only 14° Fahrenheit VOL. LXXII. A No. 206 SHAKING HANDS AT BIGHT +». Joe Siruge and City Manager King King L, CARBONELL BRINGS KING AND SIRUGO TOGETHER By SUSAN McAVOY Once in a while a_ reporter covers a story that warms her heart - ay in the bright sun Garrison Bight, it we my pleasure to cover just such a story As we neared the Bight, City Commissioner Louis Carbonell pointed to the end of the con- troversial marl roadway, subject of court injunezions and columns of newsprint “There he is—there’s Joe wait-| ing for us, 1 Louis. We piled out of the car. The short, vital Sirugo came walking the 1,000 foot spit to meet us. Our party was ied by the tall, stim City Manager Dave King Sirugo and King met in the middle of the marl roadway rising out of the b water “Hello, Joe,” King said “Hello, Dave," Sirugo answer. ed The opponents of last month’s “Battle of the Bight” looked a lit tle warily at each oth Then they both broke into smiles, Joe put out his haud. Dave grasped! it ‘It’s all in a day’s work.” The ” and the City Manager ed and then got} down to the busir ss of the after- noon i u ood humor. | Joe said he would sell to the City at a fair price, 3500 yards of marl of the 175 foot of road) way which crosses the deepest! part of the channel. King said he would like that| marl very much. The city h great need for 10,000 mar! to fill in United Street from| Leon to George, to the new low | rent apartmenis of the Key West Hous ing authority so needs the marl for street which bounds the Ic its on the west, and for 13th from Roosevelt boulevard na. | Siruge discussed the size of the completing the dredging Bight for the pre jor. Louis} (Contir fe Two) WANTED Mechanic, Hours and ‘wages Open. Apply in Person Southernmost Texaco Service $00 Truman Ave. Special On | Permanent Waves' ONE WEEK ONLY Machine $5.00) Machineless $6.00 Cold Waves $7.00) FRANCES | Beauty Salon | Tel. 1991 1010 Grinnell Street | ieeeneiiiiiiiit And Sirugo Meet Each Other Half- Way: On Bight Up For Promotion jmander Division ‘Masonic Officials | ‘Arrive Tomorrow | iq | lons. - Kev THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.A. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 239, 1951 { vilizea Staii Photo liens Trials Sept. 10 The j jury for Criminal which Court convenes September 10 will be chosen this Friday, F Don 0, Criminal Court clerk 1ilty Fleas will be heard thi Friday after a week’ according to y Fusselman, Heinz Two Commanders who. wera graduated from the Naval Acad- emy with the class of 1933 have been selected for promotion ta the rank of Captain. They are Commander Ray mond D. Fusselman, Chief Staff Officer of Surface Anti-Subma- rine Detachment, who reported here April 10, 1951, and Com- mander Luther C. Heinz, Com- 601, who re- ported here June 30, 1951 The date of rank will be an- nounced later. i | | | | | Several high officials of the | Mi-Am-I (Masonic) Grotto of | Miami will be in Key West to- morrow night to be on hand for | jthe organization of a “Grotto” among local Masons. The visiting Masons will aid | Al Armengol, Special Represent- lative of the Suprenie Council, explain the meaning of thes new apter and to} teview’ the! work done by other charters through- jout the United States and Cana- 'da. Mr. Armengol, purser on the | P&O S. S. Florida, ently or | zanized the Grotto ah Black | Fez Club in Havana The meeting will be held at the Scottish Rite Temple here | on Thursday, August 30, at 8°00} p.m. Local Masons are urged to | attend 1 neil head- | of the Grotto are i ago, Since 1890 chapters have ! been organized at 224 cities in| he United States and Canada | Hillbillie Music SUNDAYS—3 Till 8 MYRTLE'S and WESLEY'S BIG PINE KEY ON THE OLD HIGHWAY | | BOILERS and TANKS Johnson 35 H. P. Automatic Oil! | fired. High pressure boiler, like | new. Also several steel wat tanks, capacity 300 to 5000 gi A. B. C. D. CORP. Tel. 1883 PERI RN Walker Is Dead | , of Walker's 1g ; | cessfl comeback in pictures aft-! jis up to the Reds. | cident they |run down a cold trail now. * 2 Are Burned Housing At In Flash Fire — ‘Poineiana Aboard Vessel ‘Threatened L, Carbonell Says Sen. Smathers, Will Try To Win Extension of 685 Units at Poinciana Housing units at Poinciana ex- | tension and West Poinciana will |come under the Federal axe un- jless Senator George Smathers | wins an extension of their occu- |pancy, City Commissioner Louis Carbonell informed The Citizen at 1 p.m. Carbonell said that the U. Public Housing Administration which has threatened before to rio Fernandez Alonzo, who treat- | Vacate 685 units at Poinciana ed the victim, stated late today | | when present tenants leave that his condition is improving, |Wited Key West this morning Suffering less severe burt that such action is being taken. (Continued on Page Three Carbonell immediately called | Senator Smathers in Washington. Six WP Cadets ; He will try first to get an exten- Are Reinstated sion of time for. the. Poinciana {units; and second, to get Key West declared a “critical defense NEW YORK, Aug. 1AP),— | aP and as such entitled to Point cadets are said to! n reinstated in the Unit-;0f World War I Military Academy | funds. this housing which is a remnant Lanham act ral weeks after they were d Carbonell said that Key West harged for cribbing on examin-|i8 not a “critical defense area’ itions. jat present, only a defense area. Authority for the information| At present he. said there are s the general counsel of the com-|93 servicemen waiting to get in- nittee of justice of the New York! to Poinciana extension and 33 lo- ‘ivil and criminal courts bar as-|¢al veterans. In addition there sociation jare 115 veterans and families The lawyer, Robert Daru, made| Waiting to transfer within the the disclosure as the committee Froject from smallar to larger »pened public hearings in New) Quarters. ile York City on the cadets’ dismissal.| “I have been to Washington Daru said he could not figure} | (Continued on Page Three) v»ut why the cadets were restored One In Critical Condition At Galey Mem. Hospital After Flash Fire Sweeps Boat Docked At Thompson's One man was taken to Galey’s| Memorial Hospital and another suffered less severe burns about the face when gasoline exploded | aboard the Ruth C., a fishing boat . anchored at Thompson’s dock at 7:00 a. m. today. In critical condition at Galey Memorial is: Capt. Bertram Saw-| yer of 1212 Newton street, suf- fering second degree from burns about the face and arms. Dr. Ma- 0 duty ‘Paras Will Build But, he added, the action may »e the forerunner of the resora- ion of all 90 cadets who were lismissed for cribbing. $8,000 Dwelling A permit to erect an $8,000 CBS dwelling was issued yester- day to Mr. and Mrs. J. Para of 1436 South street. Other permits issued by Build- ing Inspector Ralph Russell’s of- fice yesterday were taken by: Santiago Valdes, street, for a driveway; Dick’s Tire Service, 935 man, for minor repairs to building; Key West Trailer Court, Simonton street, Actor Robert HOLLYWOOD, One of Hollywood's better-known young actors, 32-year-old Robert Walker, died last night in the film capital. ¢ Walker Ug. 29—(P)—~ lapsed into a coma for construction of a conerete from which he never emerged slab; ¥. D. Carbonell, 1016 South after being given a ative by a street, for the building of a $350 physician. An inhalator squad porch and to Lincoln C, Wallace, called, but failed to revive|712 Whitmarsh Llane, repairs to | porehe . plumbing permit was issued . B. Guito of 829 Duval. a Commie Troops Sent To Front to Hollywood | TOKYO, Aug. 29—(4).—Core- The young actor had been in; munist troops are moving up to}! films for eight years. He zoomed} the front in Korea, in the face! him. His two young sons had deen) vith Walk- s children spending the summe They were Walke: by his former wife, actress Jen- nifer Jones, who is now the wife | of producer David Selznick. She was notified in New York death and is flying to F | to fame during World War Two as| of a blistering, Allied air age “Shy Guy Walker type in movie rolls. recently made a suc- that has come with the return of | , clear weather. Red reinforcements have been | spotted on the central front, op- | posite the so-called iron triangle, | now held by Allied forces. And | Red troops are on the move on the | western flank, east of the Kae- ‘song neutral area. There has been a two-hour fight between an Allied patrol and enemy forces in tne hills over- looking Pyonggong, at the apex of the triangle. On the extreme eastern flank, South Korean troops are attack-| ing an enemy-held hill, and the| Reds have seized a South Korean command post—forcing a limited | withdrawal. PLANES TANGLE Twenty American Sabre jets have tangled with 40 Communists} jets in northwest Korea. But the | Reds broke off the fight and fled | before any damage was inflicted on either side. And eight superforts have! bombed enemy railroad yards 45! | miles north of the Red Korean} jcapital of Pyongyang. LOST Toy Collie (Yr. Old) | ANSWERS: “LADY LYNN“ Anyone knowing whereabouts please call Humane Society, or contact 623 Xngela. 3 GAS IS BEST | COSTS LESS er a le engthy illness. Next Move Is ‘Up To Commies TOKYO. Aug. 29—()—In_ the Korean truce talks, the next move The Allied supreme command- er, General Matthew Ridgway, has told them plainly that we're ready to go back to the confer- ence table, anytime the Reds are as Ridgway put it, anytime thev're ready to end their “un- | justifiable Jelay” of the talks And he rejected Red demands for a new investigation of the in- caused them to the alleged bomb- sa break off talks, {ing of K esong Reds imped- gation at the} time. Surely, he observed, noth- ing could be gained by trying to : | POOR OLD CRAIG | SERVICE STATION | Francis at Truman _ Phone 9134; Your PURE OIL Dealer | | Tires .. Tubes . . Batteries . - Accessories | NOTICE The” International Union of Operating Engineers Will Meet every Thurs. Nite at 8:00 P.M. At the K. P. Hall 728 Fleming St. “Let's Go Men” ' s. be heen eeferame to replace Dean Acheson i ¢ | i Tobin Hits At McCarthy In Address | |: That The Senate Should Not Be Hiding Place From Libel Laws NEW YORK, Aug. 29 —P)— Labor Secretary Maurice Tobin said today that what he called “Slanderers” in the US Senate | charges or face a libel court. Tobin said such persons spoke from what he termed the “priv- ileged sanctuary” of the Senate. The Labor secretary spoke be- fore the 52nd annual encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars now under way in New York. Tobin said the founders of the United States did not intend the Senate to be—as he put it—“a citadel to hide from the libel laws.” Secretary Tobin mentioned no names. But it was evident he referred to the accusations made by some senators that Com- munists have infiltrated the gov- ernment. i quently has voiced this charge. | Tobin told the VFW that, as he put it, they must “polish up the | armor” of democracy and show | he world that the bill of rights | és practiced as well as preached. Said Tobin: | “If a oman nas charges to ;make against one of his country- Rien, he ought to be prepared to stand behind them and produce | the evidence to prove them.” The VFW may act today on a! ew resolution asking President Secretary of State. ‘Navy Will Repair ‘Channel Pipeline n Thursday, August 30, the | U. Ss. Navy will be engaged in repairing the under-water pipe line at Channel 5 using floating | equipment and divers. Channel } 15 lies between Long Key and | |Lower Matecumbe Key. No interruption to traffic is | anticipated but water traffic is |urged to use extreme caution in| | gassing. ‘Honored Guest At JayCee Meeting Gene Williams,, 7th District Vice President of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, will ad- dress local Jaycees at the regular | meeting tonight at 8. | With Williams will be Harry \ Jackson, national director of the \Jaycees, and members of the jinter-club relations committee. | i | Telephone company will show | movies on the laying of the cable from Key West to Cuba. A number of Key Westers are 3 in the film. i TONIGHT AT 9 P.M. _ BILLY GRAHAM —_— WORLO’S WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP: 3 1 we. 03 sr one MONROE BEER DISTRIBUTORS, INC Comptroller Gay H arren s s Out-OF- _ Inves Tells VFW Encampmert | should be made to prove their; Republican Senator Joseph Me- | Carthy of Wisconsin most fre-; ed | Metzger's reduction of the Dail oF another fooucien Neti: | bonds from $75,000 to $5,000 each} governor. Chet Cold of the Southern Bell | | EDDIE GILLILAND, (left) business manager of Miami Sun Sox. and Douglass McCarthy, right, pay courtesy call at The Citizen office. McCarthy is a member of the Wicker Municipal Stadium committee. Gilliland foresaw a great baseball future for the Island City. May Be Be Removed ‘By 5700 Votes WASHINGTON, Aug. 29—(A).| “Jessen, SO tos Aug, 29. ie yeokin | Senator Joseph O'Mahoney has. —~( Hugh predicted that Federal Judge, L. ‘hie: ndred| p Delbert Metzger of Hawaii will! vote lead Pru dot Jr. | be replaced for reducing the baj! his young in a close) rec of seven accused Communists in| Mississippi ny ty ben a Hawaii. {only 90° precincts O'Mahoney, a Democrat from! +70 |} Wyoming, is chairman | te, interior and “Insular af- cominittee, He termed Judge) from 19 } { | an “outrageous act” The vote in 1692 of the state's: One of the alleged Reds is lead-j| 1782 precincts gave: ing the wage tc:‘s for the Island’s} White 187,817. mi, a militant sugar workers, Johnson. 179,117. is = i He’s Jack Hall, Wisconsin-born| Democratic nomination is asi: C chief of Hawaii’s sugar and piné-j valent to election. ‘Eells Fs apple workers ana ,longshoremen,| If elected again, White will be bias Hall is meeting today ‘with re- (Continues on KWRMA bate c ‘Close Labor seg try. Retail stores will be ges La-} requ and one | A strike has been set for mid- night Friday unless a+ wage set- escgeie is reached, | Sadowski Sales Recorded Here Sadowski and Son of Marae thon have sold two houses Pe lots. according to warranty di filed yesterday in the office of , closing will continue through County Clerk Earl Adams. : mber 27, he said, One betutel the $10,000 was sold : Ryan of f Miam' Photographers Po |fovnce Feit yor of Fort rganize Tonight | members of the city ‘recalled in a Local professional photogra- terday: phers wil met tonight at 8:00 at) Evans Studios, 509 Souter: st., to form a group with whi 3 = combat the influx of out- wn. p veagina We the elty, professional picture takers who ‘Another operate in the city contrary to is city ordinance. Larry Karns, spokesman for ' the group, told The Citizen this morning that there are two (Continued on Page Three) | tion was. ciret of businessmen cilmen Jack Comey neg Sey "Good atte Man” [SEE CHARLIE BOLERO Presents ~ NIGHTLY From 3 a 2 SANTA'S LITTLE VIXEN “DOROTHY BERLIN HER MUSIC, STORIES OR WHATLL YOU HAVE? .