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~~ Wea, Flarida, ie the Most equunle climate in the Country, with an average Tange of only 14° Fahrenheit The Key West Citi THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSP, Se erage . APER In THE U.S.A, ————— KEY WEST. FLORIDA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1951 PRICE FIVE CENT! Giy Meets To Allied And Red Truce Negotiators CAAGran Have Agreed On Eastern Half Of Hopé Allotment Can Be Made While Field sme A Buffer Zone; Kaeson Only Issue Concern The effect of ‘yesterday's $100. 000 Civil Aeronautics Adm {tration allotment on the Meac am field controversy will be i eussed at a special informed meeting at City Hall this H Il noon at 3:30, City Manager Dave yi King said this rning. a owe’ en Word of the #50: 000 ited for contruction at wt-:'-/ Parade Here am was rec Arto And Aldo oats * Possibi That ' Tr ‘Truman Autogray hs Melntire’ Phot War Will Go On Waits < | P $ beta aaetead Negotiations Start TOKYO, Oct. 31—AP | —Korean truce delegates just before pres. aes i ave reached Peme: The Washington t agreement , m._ stated that an additional $50,000 \ Busot, Jean Cortez, the eastern half of a neut- be alloted for Meacham cons epee se tion as part of the $28,500,000 Bonnie Nils Win ral zone for an armistice |for airports throughout the a Prettiest Costumes } : : ' tion. b i , but the Allies a » Re The City Manager. City At- | Thousands of spectators lined \ nd the Reds F torney M. Ignatius Lester and | puval street and Truman avenue CAA representative James- last night to view the Halloween Hancock will meet with City | Parade, that was participated in Commissioners to find out | by close to 500 costumed school among cther thinzs if the al- children. An estimated 3,000 per- | lotment can be made lable | sons crowded Bayview Park to to Meacham field, while it is | watch the judging of those com leased by Monroe county from | peteing for prizes. private airport owners, Key Led by the High School band, West Improvement Inc the kiddies marched in groups re , > AN Ee pTip The City of Key West has nting the schools they attend. COME AND GETIT ‘been negotiating with owners of is School best represent- _ __ ;the field since August to come | ed, and will be awarded a trophy. |to an agreement on disposition t year the cup, given by Paul K We “ ¢ ] R ‘ ee Fee . of the airport. The City has de- “J. Sher, was awarded to the Con- : ey est ‘oup e hegularly Feeds Mass woud ie Pevienmnation” suit for, vem of Mary Immaciate acquisition of the rt end - ‘or the prettiest costumes, ing a lease to be submitted by are still arguing about the western half of the line. The point at issue is the city of Kaesong. This city is in Red hands. The Allies are insisting they must have Kaesong in uny settlement because of its strategic lo- , cation. | At the close of the latest truce Citizen Staff Photo session in Panmunjom, an all Source emphasized that the t: agreement would not prizes were awarded to Arto and Snapper s, Grunts, Si geant Majors, Ete. the “company” and. the county,| Aide Bust, Jean Cartes and Bon a possi 2 ould be acceptable to ds war wi > 0 , « fie ae WONG: “He eecen spe for the most original make-ups A Talos i ea acters J . So Tame Have Fish Become That Mrs. O°Connor Literally Has Them Intil today it has been said te etn ee eee | : Both sides based their propos- : + ae Rb ae ae OR |by city and CAA officials that 4 3 j als for a buffer zone on the bat Eating Out Of Her Hand; Fish Will Jump Clear Out Of Water Lk conaey eedla ant ws acon haan i (®) Wirenhoto | tle line, in general. OTROS SR = By AL PALMER te cee ae on acquisition or improvements Gy ties Metcaff, Dale Stirrup, PRESIDENT TRUMAN autographs an enlarged.photograph of | T he buffer zone is the first I Si such as > of Meacham airport so long as it * PEP ab Se eds Boi Nove 4 | point of & croposed armistice. If Inacity such as Key pies ‘ah Caibaiel sue Button Harlflinger and Robert Dr McIntire, former surgeon generat of the Navy and | the battle sis alinishes . pubet Foct: sade j = LACK 2 ately, no icly OWP- | Knowles. yersonal physic the late President Franklin D. Roosé- telco Oct. ( ‘lies ‘Lions West, where so much time, | PTIn¢ ess, Duke Acca ton Win cleat ware Ms | oe physician to.the See eee 3 f after, an agreement is a luncheon in Washington honoring Melntive. The oc arked MclIntire’s retirengent as chairman of. the. com- sterday’s appropriation of 1,000 down and $50,000 for the on a bélfer zone, it energy and money is spent ul hay wot We te be ne show on the cat hing of fish, it See Sights Of Priscilla Warnock, a Key West housewife. W. E. Brenner, a visi- In City jfutune, may mean, it was sug-| tor from I train, Ohio and CPO Mittee on medical policies and procedures of the Red Cross ‘all, over again. ID ‘ comes-as a pleasant inter- | gested by one leader, that, CAA | sam Carimi, a member of the | Rational blood program, ; : ‘the Red radio i: Hit Usua ecline ’ \jude_ meeting: Tommy, ‘oa, Washington Today: hag-ehanged its policy. |= -Naval Hospital staff Bbc Pm ee sae ea Coin October collection$ on veal-and jrala O’Connor who spend a | WASHING hese questions wi iC Low Carvonell served: as master Fie ok ‘ON, “Nov. Heim — Loa aired at 3:30 today when | of ceremonies at the. Park. | 2 : "| possible edseession - Elizabeth ond the Dukejthe city officials and CAA rep-| Paul Albury and Mrs. Edward Marines € UArTy ut First [the fe sei personal tax roils showed their | considerable amount of the! brinceak usual decline | o Settember, same on the preserving |of Edinburgh are seeing the sights | resentative sit down and talk it Graham assisted in handling the The two sidéx will meet. again dropping from {§ 34.85 to ¢ . . f Washi i pee j t nine EST, . *land feeding of the finny: ol ashington today, and a busy over. award of prizes. m., * $26,335.51, City Tax Collector | ak ieee 8 day it will be, too. The same appropriation bill Chatiiac Mk” Commeccet siti- e ico ter Lo at ttae Apehie Roberts said today. % |Creatures. — | Their schedule calls for visits} in which Key West is alloted | cials, sponsors of the parade, 2 These are net collections after! The O’Connors builtjte Mount Vernon and Arlington \Continued &n Page Two) | said teday that plans for next 4 oie Here orci sive oe iN their compact, ultra-mod- ibeapery menielary, a ppete at | Lense e iipemee | year’s event : a en | - —_——_——_————* THE FLYING q | rand the four percent in | ” Bip Canadian embassy, luncheon| altered. Instead of limiting par- . September ern cottage on the banks} at Blair House, a reception at the | 0 Bry ant Makes ticipants to schoo! children only, E Pm ior on Kills MARINE RAID TROOPS EXPOSED TO September gross collections of the WPA-dug Canal onBritish embassy and a state din. the competition for prizes will be | uXPLOSION WAS CARRIED OUT ATOMIC BLASTS were nine percent gr in! Patterson avenue wi ner for President and Mrs. Tru- G id P di -: open te adults as well. It was ob- LAS 1 1951 than in 1950, Roberts said.| pi) Tomuth deck on 8 man, srid Prediction served along. the tine-otmareh (ne In Penna. BY 33, VOLMNTEERS” | [20 Pee setae a Oetober collections in 1951 were; *U ength dock under! ‘the day's biggest event will be | a rector of | last night that hundreds of per- 3 Horace O’Bryant, Director . A: Sane ‘ ni TOKYO, Oct.. 34h—(4)-The | MOuNced that American troops slightly iower than in 1950. The | Which’ a multitetide -OffishiMhe huge reception this afternoon | Public Instruction, said today Sons in costume were lining up | PITTSBURGH, Nov 1—i®%— Ns 4 3 tt Ee cain ahonsll bo. ua Mbeaie. Blast 1951 figure was $ 51, Rob- | congregate. at the British embassy. | that there will be a considerable| With spectators to vicw the par- (One person died today and three battle front is quiet today, with today for the first time. erts said. For the past five years they} Some 2,000 persons, including | \umber of Key Westers making| ade instead of being able to i others are in critical condition in, ight snow and cold rain falling) “qhose were no casualties. Of October occupational license ‘have fed regularly a mass of man-|#!! members of Congress, have | the trip to South Broward when| March with others. Pittsburgh hospitals following a | 70"8 me Hne. % ficial confirmation that Army fees came to $26,010.75 compared | grove snappe baby grunts, been invited to drop in to meet | |the High School Conchs play ' “After seeing the interest in a | . ‘ However. today brought werd troops participated in today's with $26,445.50 in 1950, Roberts |schoolmasters, sergeant majors, es and the Duke | there on November 16th | Halloween parade, after having eo site expen nee penis “ of the first helicopter attack in |piggs came from Major General said. and other nameless varieties of} There_will be champagne | ‘The local educational chief | Scheduled them two years ‘in a| Four blasts were set off by 2 | history William Kean, Commanding the Only outstanding “change be- | tropical fish life | oe leet the two teams as “about }t0W, it is obvious that plans for | rien Se ge peor The United States Marines | army's Third Corps. tween 1950 and 1951 in occt So tame have the fish become | cs ¢ is leven” at present, although the | future events will have to be made | ° pcan oh ores sausn® made the atteck Saturday. The | Ag Army spokesman, declined tional license fees was the |that Mrs. O°Conaor literally hag | “40 Ommission |Conchs are meeting stiffer com- | Claborate.” said a Chamber: ‘Continu a oe : details were withheld until to- | t pe quoted by name, said "This most 500 percent increase charg-|them eating out oc her hand. Her . | petition than they {have faced | Spokesman. “Interest in what AA CRE day for security reasons. is the one test in which troops ed mail order houses in appearance—or even the presence ‘Meets Tonicht | this season to date | __ (Continued on Page Thame) |" Complete Stock of Mechanic |. The flyimg! Marine "raid: west Soy ty wieatuas,” ‘West, Sears Roebuck — paid of her shacow on the water—is a D Mr. O’Bryant will accompany) ———————— | peas carried out by: 33 volunteers, two} This was taken to indicate that in license fees in 1950. This signal for the hordes of fish to] The regular meeting of the| the team to the South Broward “Su mut age gendiees | HAND TOOLS helicopters carried them S€V@M | the Army is satisfied with what because of action of the City | swim to the dock happily gurgling | Key West Civil Service commis-| game as will several members of | 5P®c BUSHES Dus humeigon | : i (Continued On Page Two) | it learned and will not particip2te ou : stent tthe piacatorial fale ; é be sis 2 FRIDAY Guaranteed for Life Commission they paid $1200. | the piscatorial equivalent tojsion will take place at City Hall | the local teaching fraternity. i wee Ovtaatin Shrimp Cracks | f in further experiments at the Otherwise only’ minor es | “Come and get it SA tonight at 7 pam, Victor Lowe, | — i with Fluffy Rice BSc Roy’s Key West Las Vegas testing area. have been made in occupational; When really hungry they will | olerk announced A P Cc license fees |» (Contin uto Parts Co. a 1 on Page Three¥e! Rou 121 DUVAL STREET TELEPHONES 1877 - 1878 | | MASONIC NOTICE SMILEY BURNETTE in To all Master Mason and Sco!- Streets of Ghost one he Megemer Liast, 3.3 PM. the DeMolay Degree will by the Robert J. —— ee | bE exemplified | Key West Players: PERKY LODGE ("Fi Tonor of your’ presence ‘is jments, leaves and other matters sree wt. Everybody Talks = : TICKET OFFICE | RUMOR nor! L@Roy’s Upholstery C. B. Harvey are supporting me} Now Open for Business . Nor! Cor. Southard and Francis Sts. FRENCH FRIED Everybody talks about himself PRICE TOURS are any of the other candidates} TEMPORARY PHONE 1483 jonce ‘in a while. but when lel in the race for City Commission-| CHARLES STARRETTE and tempore’ oon TQ CORRECT Care Restaurant CARIBE RESTAURANT About Himself = artarmtines + (¢. ®, Baer are sure ee j t | i | } } {| | 12 Miles from Key West equested, my e * |talks or writes about himself he! 411 Fleming St. Phone 124/er. Please ignore all future! FREE ESTIMATES Present . ‘COME OUT TO MY HOUSE * THE MASTERS OF THI: Onion Rings Jis convincing only if he tells | rumors |, Pick Up and Delivery et. ee yode cuoaonars what he will TRY to do, instead - j EVERETT RIVAS : | THE j - Fishing BODIES OF THE t he will do, if he must act, RE-OPENING VR ha gel (Paid Political Advt.) | Bo ee eee | NEE HONE | 8. SCOTTISH RITE t with others. 4 a has not promised he will : PEM E iM ae tate | a ' the City of Key West if he is | Colette and Horace Young “Meller Drammer” : elected City Commissioner He AS NICE A DINING ROOM t IN 5 ACTS WITH OLIOS ‘ Es - ) i | promises only he will try to solve! AS IN TOWN Proudly a 1 C 3 & : HARV E Yy Barg ain Hoedown’ it ey ieing-up vith a majority, Don’t Forget! You Can Still Get | Casa Cayo Hueso Supper Club a Keller Watson submits his can- T-Bone Steaks | Piercing . ipa TOMORROW l aidaay to the vote sit wee al as n or Plat-| AN ALL STAR CAST RAPGAINS agemtan ee oi ones te for $1.50 | VINCENT BELLFIELD BLACK—Exciting Young Baritone form of w will do because Tonight thru Nov. 3rd BARN THEATER 319 Duval Street OVER RADIO STATION WKWF e knows i as one of five jalizi i MICHAEL ARNOLD—Acec lished Piano Stylist 4 HOME j Commissiones oS noite , Speciale LOSAM DEQUEROS—remous Chinese Philippine Chef TICKETS ON SALE“AT. i | lSble to de it, He will work with, S4Fimp and Chicken COOKIE KEY—Conniseur of Fine Cocktails FAYE'S GIFT SHOP AND - 4) APPLIANCE C0.) Gee or ail other “Comminiontes! in the Basket FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, AT 6 P.M. Fr at : 1 |Wwhen the object of inat work is| BREAKFAST SERVED THE Pivesr- IN petted cane ka | $1.50 (Tax Incl.) * e ° conan pan anata ee, |: fetasting Senaae, Max. oe THE AMERICAN FOODS AND FINE LIQUORS REFRESHMENTS (Paid Political Advt.) - @ o. ical Advt.) ¥ ° é 2 é Phone 323 903 Simonton St. 1400 DUVAL STREET | | | 35c | Per Order : i | | | Lev LETS REELECT LOUIS CARBONELL UR city COMMISSIONER ie “THE MAN WHO IS ALWAYS FIGHTING FOR THE BEST INTERESTS OF KEY WEST’ "Paid Political Advt) eT Oe aT Tk eee