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

eee Warmest City In Nation Today Was KEY WEST TIE “=| Ghe en West Citizen | VOL. Lxxi, No. 275 I, President’ Truman Leaves For Washington Speech THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE r 3 1s put to hir reporter this morning prior to e trip Wash t : ent board t 1 it at 8 a. m. Mr Trumar eturr th t I West. Daught 1 Ridgway Atrocity Charges Soviet Pres 8s Cold To t Backs t p Stormy Weather TOKYO, Nov P.—General PARIS, Nov SOU THE RNMOST NEWSPAPER IN 7 WEST FLORIDA TORSEES: NOVEMBER 20, 1951 legge | Scouts At Perky On Weekene SEVERAL YOUNGSTE HOOK FAIR-SIZED CATCHES; SAUNDEF CHARGE Says Key Westers fre Being Ordered fround Like Dogs i J. ©. Trembiay, 910 Francis ander the ehfu street, tonight will present his ef dismissal case before City Manager Dave King and City intl Commissioners. " Tremblay charges that he > pf e@ has been fired from the Dred- t gers’ Key construction work to -allow “Joafing’ Miami lathers years to be employed here. The Key Wester declared that the Miami Lathers Internation- 1 al Union 345 doesn’t want a lo- cal group te organize their own union, but to remain under the domination of Miami. Said Tremblay: ‘I think this is dictatorship. We (Key West- ers) are being ordered around like a bunch of dogs. | was not even give the courtesy of ap- pearing before the Miami exe- hey have cutiye committee. Here | am Ridgway's headquarters has back- press bh give trying to make a living while ed the recent sensational atrocity to yesterday my only son is fighting in Ko charges made by Colonel James speech by Secr rea. And this Miami grovo Hanley of the war crimes section son out! r suppe wants one of the’r buddies in is considerable evidence that the poe xpert until Mrs. preduce 33 1. more work Communists have killed about six lsightly uined the making of than Article 12 of the Union thousand Ameri mers of] larms rac f | et eskeceniite ob/ised ar. Colene put the he ware was tak “worked on the job for four figure at dred ricans Ages UN. sonahike (4) weeks. Now they tell me The headquarters cement | Ithe debate \ uch to my fam not qualified and | am fir- says ah the ara Ameri Hommorrow A : tt ‘ mn oa avail ed. Is this fair? They told me eans listed miss action. | In New Delhi lot in that too many of their men And though there is no conclusive ithe foreign office § > ete were ‘loafing’ in Miami and proof on the ex: number murder. Hepaet's é: Sa ona the provision that they were not taken in ed by the Comm it must be a jcompromise di at ee ae Sond tI ap hieieadeg cans | any new members.” presumed that tke ave. kill Cc eee Staff Photo | to piace t necting. ~ 1. sided a a e thatcas a base, ed * Ot six thous “ H Z ded chopper anions, green : tile (he stheement tein Pokye SEMI SUBMARIN v ‘ enpers, chopped cele pickled sats eh sby Col. THE PARTLY SUNK a ae } i eee relish, mayonnaise, a touch of sApports the by Cok), THE PARTLY sum mot | Three Charge rai. ees lee A 17 eee ici pat bie x-powered boat ‘above cryness, and 9 4.U Al ed ry icant ot fie heavy weekend ve _s i egetables 1 managed 7 - ' ie er It went down inthe Against Motoris UN. Reds Say near Roosevelt boulevard. William I see how the. ehildren liked . B Ie SSeEe . ne ere very enthusiastic ” and TOKYO, Nov. 20.—9.—The en gl ogy : ~——— 1 yesterday wit he . % Ah see 6 ¢ z 5 Z : Potarians on i leavin P Sve , : cn MOWE, OF CPUPaEs YOU +5 caiming that 17-thou- HOUSTON, No Texas | and ‘is: under 1 t with kot biscuits of i and 1 F eves inist prisoners of war oil man Glenn McCarthy to he >» Th sd ‘: i bread eegieay close mammoth oil rights de: ‘ rea taayt hioh the salad as prepared by. Chef And, say ..e broadeasts, one with nage tana feety: president of the Bien ay maiden then wate! a movie thousand Communist _ prisoners McCechy has bet he Key West Ren ary club. announced 900 binde? Bali ayia - t turning in fer the night have béen shipped out of ‘Korea plans to. buy fie Ai per ore er rome eet CLUR Wt er’ Thoma : Ses turday the group inspected for use by the allies as human Gant! intersat ts Bit ay, (HOt meet for It mm this Thurs , Tower before re- Sui pigs ..1 atomic bomb ex- ent interest ir Nant Pel: lay November in observance 'deht to police Sun- j turnir , Pe eobiinenea “ roleum Ce ivpt lot tt ivi day Mt eek 1 Vest : periments. It has. oi The o¢ { Rotary will | Ramirez , hit more than f ' * ang (the truck ot | 66 . € he the usual time” and ie Haypt's Red : he usual Mme SAE tee gerd. hi The Toddy”, Owned By AUMills Whic q {’s und i es fr cma ae I Th i ; aim inant ront fender a The pata \ eee en Went . {erount In Caldes Channel ing soon t H . fender contre! 1 ¥ val rm 7 bie eta Ribpuak ' 4 gre ‘ 1 peep aqed tf Pang lane Hurt In france. Franchot Lone, ians ea in any s. France, Now 20 P ae here tor hts between ne ernreemenemnenomeneee | ONT 1 nd I volunteer | KlOL.LYwo Me an Rte }troons for Ko enor Rta} On Sunday nicht. about 200 ef the 5 Hen | soldiers x dow wrUTCen jamged~ a ea thee : | CON VE IBLES | Communist p hearquartegs : 35 MILES ® GALLON | t Gua - —~ rates i tp AD overerreieee pti: that a divorce actior ' SB aes en cx CT soon rice; iu THURSDAY SPECIALS $459.00 Down. 18 Months { Pumpkin Pie, Mince]: “Spec, Business 2 Balance | Pie ond Apple Pie saat ae YANKEE POT POAST PLACE YOUR ORDS? Now [) ROLL AND BUTTER U"] We Close at 2 P.M. Tnursday [I nigpe Carike PEREZ BROS. BAKERY 1925 White 1s Wl TH AS NAVARRO’S Loi ‘el. 216 424 Southard Si RIDE Street | HAND TOOLS Guaranteed for Life Roy’s Key West Auto Parts Co. 121 DUVAL STREET TELEPHC 'S 1877 - 1878 ne onksgiving Menu | TWO MORE DAY TO Thanksgiving SIN AND CESTNUt AND ISLET GRAVY - CRANBERR a AMS - WHIPPED POTATO! R A U L § SEN PEAS CE & TOMATO SALAD WITH RE-OPENING CHEESE DRESSING DDING. WITH FE SAUCE | ire Y PIE - PUMPKIN Watch for : EN APPLE Pll Tomorrow's Big —__ eee Announcement a a Le ap es eer ee es Te ee aes Men’s Luncheon Restaurant | Complete Stock of Mechanic 0c Citizen Staff Photo MILLS, DR. DELIO COBO. BRIGADIER GENERAL JIM i Key West, and Tom Hosea, 7 | RESTAURANT STOCK ISLAND Repeats the Famous THANKSGIVING DINNER FROM 12 NOON UNTIL “27 VERMONT TURKEY - LONG ISLAND DUCKLING - SIRLOIN OF BEEF (FROM SOUP TO NUTS) All You Cas Bot sot 8 00, Children '% Price i } Sailor Held In Bus Depot Breaking In CUT HAND IS REPORTED RECEIVED IN BREAK-IN: BLOOD STAINED PACKAGE SAID TO CONTAIN WHITES A sailor carrying a blood stain- ed package was taken into cus tody this morning at 2:30 by Pol ice Officer A. Perez who arrested him at the Hava Madrid® on charges of breaking and entering the Greyhound Bus ‘ on Southard street shortly mid night t rrove 2 sailor was turned She office this todged in County jail According to Officer E. Rami- rez’ report he received a call to go to the bus terminal at 1:20 a.m. to investigate bloodstai near the door. He called Wil- liam Arnold, terminal manager, who checked threuah the sta- tion but found nothing missing. Hector Ramirez, a street sweep: er, told police officers that he saw a sailor dressed in blues trying to break in the front door of the bus Thomas Joseph Mos- over to the morning and station It is believed that the man suf- fered cuts about the hand when / or the colored washroom in. the rear. Lt. Hernandez, of the city ps ice, sent out an alarm to alt policemen on duty to be on the Joskeut for a sailor with a cut | sion vote “vce othe cn was Si hai Offi Perez made a general} check of G.e occupants of Duval street bars and saw Mosgrove in the Havana Madrid, Perez’ report reads, “he had a small package with him which was all covered with blood.” The police report states Perez asked the sailor where he got the package and was told that it was obtained from the bus sta- tion When asked how he gained ad- mission to the terminal the sailor is reported to have replied that he had broken in the rear win- cow in order to get a white uni- form and hat which had been checked in at the terminal earl- ier. Mosgrove was held in city jail for further investigation then turn- ied over to the Sheriff's depart- ment. “Ike's” A GOP ys Senator KANSAS CITY, Nov senator from Dwight Eisenhower's home state has said that if the general seeks the presidential no- mination it will be on the Republi- can ticket. That statement is today b Ison of Kansas immediate! as) hour-long talk with Eisenhower. Carlson indicated that whether Eisenhower enters the political race 20.4 9).—A was in ‘52 will depend on how military | 2 developments progress in Eurpoe. He said there was no question | Conuaues On Page Six, Fine Fishing Tackle Thompson Enterprises, Inc.| HARDWARE DIVISION lone 886 Phone 886 | THANKSGIVING DINNER $1.75 Roast Young Turkey and “Trimmings” Vegetables Yellow Rice Dessert Beverage JUNIOR PORTION, $1.00 SERVING FROM 11 A.M. ON DELMONICO RESTAURANT 218 DUVAL STREET that | This Morning; Mrs. Truman Return With President To Key West Features and Dhato Services For 71 Years Devoted to the ee ——¥* Daughter Margaret Will Not Be Able City Fathers To Come Here; Has | Coneert ements | F i] Ti President Truman left or st ime | Boca Chica at 8 this morn- Two Important Items | ins, for his 6, hour. nig Of Business Will Be to Washington, D. C. where Presented For Their (2 is giving a major politi- Decision ‘eal speech to the Wemen’s Demoeratie Club tonight Mayor C. B. Harvey, Jack De-' 5) 10 o'clock at the May: laney and Dr. Delio Cobo are sworn in today as Citv Commis- Cones, Beth tie Waghineson sioners, City Manager Dave King ) the any Nate Pe pees ‘ said today: The new mediately consider two important {items of business, King said, at a ; meeting tonight at City Hall. e will submit to them his sewer for the city of Key West and | est their consideration of né- ce: financing for a survey of! the sewer system. The survey is needed of which to base plans for installation of new sewer pipes and a sewage disposal plant, King said. ‘The City Manager will also ask the new commission to consider plans for the roof to Wickers Field commission will im- pla requ a stadium and call for bids if they: approve them. xe Commission meeting at City ‘all at 8 o'clock will further dis- cuss amendments 1951 budget. Tonight wij} be Mayor Harvey's aking into the terminal through {first meeting as chief executive of the city of Key West. He replaces : J, Eisner. Harvey ‘is also the first Mayor to be elect- Mayor Louis M. \ed by popular rather than commis- * adopted. | ‘Reds Promise Truce Reply TOKYO, Nov. emy negotiators have pro! | the reply tonight to the latest truce proposal. This is for a tentative cease di (now along the battle-line, with line to be final if agreement can | be reached on other truce agenda | litems within 30 days. ; | Judging by a late broadcast on the North Korean radio the e ‘appears ready to reject the’ posal. :% The North Korean foreign {mj ister broadcast a demand immediate ceasefire without ference to such items as ing tion ad exchange of prisoners. | Allies negotiators already ha’ rejected a similar demand on ground that a final ceasefire no: would free the enemy from mili- tary pressure and allow stalling on the other items. County Meets The County Commission held | an informal meeting this _morn- ing to discuss the signing of the certificates for the amount due "to contractors for work now be- ing doné on the County Court House and County Jail. “Palace Thealer | Stephen McNally & Gail Russell in “AIR CADET” SS S| DUE TO THANKSGIVING THERE WILL BE NO Rotary Lunches wt fe Nov. 22 and Custard Pies BREAD, ROLLS AND CAKES PHONE ORDERS PREFERRED CALL 307 901 DUVAL ST. 4 20.4, —Théy qa: | i. at a Miami Beach hotel, | nounced that George P. “Kennan is under consideration for the |post of Ambassador to Russia, according to AP. | Kennan is the man who wrote | the famous article under the by- jline of “Mr. X." which said that | Russian power can be contained | by building areas of strength ‘around the Soviets. | "The President was. accampa- ‘nied in “The Independence by Fleet Admiral W. D. Leahy, John R. Steelman, Charles S. Murphy, | Rear Admiral Sidney W.. Sour, 'Maj. General Wallece H. Grah- am, Admiral Rebert Landry, Jo- seph Feeny and © Presidential {Press Secretary Joseph Short. | Mrs. Truman will return with ‘her husband. for Thanksgiving dinner, Short said, Daughter Margaret will not be able.to have dinner at the Littie White House because of ber voncert "ee Nt jradio correspondents, reporter flew up to Miami in er Eastern Airlines plane from the: | Naval air field: | ‘The Airlines has arranged a 24 ‘hour junket for the correspond- ents while the President is in Washington. It will includeoffi- {vial ceremonies by the City of | Miami, recegtions, tours, and the ' presentation of ‘keys to the city by civic leaders. Eastern will fly the press and lradio corps back to Key West tomorrow in time to meet the President when he returns from Y | his Washington trip. | The entire White House préss ‘and this reporter will be housed A cock- tail party at tive o'clock will ae- quaint them with local Miami leaders. The President worked all day yesterday and late last night on the speech which he is deliver- ing tonight at the Mayflower he- gel to the Women’s National ‘Democratic club. | When he returns to Key West | he'll continue his work on the ‘State of the Union Message \be delivered to Congress and tive Budget speech. Yesterday Short announced ithat the President named Edwin V. Huggins as assistant secretary lof the Air Force. Huggins, who | réceived a recess appointment is executive vice president of the Westinghouse Electric Interna- tional Co. Short confirmed at the late af- ternoon conference that the ycontinued On rage Seven: '« SS bee Cet ae ant Fleming St. Phone” PERKY LODGE 12 Miles from Key West Have Thanksgiving Dinner with Tale’ 12 NOON ‘TILL 10 — ape 0m eisai. Field poe White ee epee i