The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 3, 1951, Page 1

Pi a Warmest City in Nation Today Was KEY WEST 75 —=| Ghe Ken West Citi THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.A. VOL. LXXIHI. No. 287 Lestetf Se ays Fla.’s Fame Is Spreading That Troops Have Atomic Know-How Pleases Them Declares American | Not Los! Their Sense Of Humor } ida y name. is pr world | ACC Rep. ember Com- mittee military supply ¢ I've vith fel low Floridi 1 for and ir err positions | n Alask ea, Tokyo. Manila, | i Si € Congressman | Lantaff revealed, “And the ‘Mi-! ami Story’ of Moral Re-Arma ment has placed Florida on the} lips of the citizens of many | lands who are interested in tha’ movement.” 1 AS a member of the first and | onl cae aude (2) Wirephoto | o land in Kore ice ' ginning of the war there TWO TOP EXECUTIVES of the Atomic Energy Commission gressman Lantaff stated, “I 4S) at Las Vegas, Nev., discuss advances in America’s atomic know ple ntly surprised to find in; ¢ nt test explosions in the Nevada desert Korea an area where / 6 Alvin C. Graves (left), scientific director of the tests, say rece nts i pute cc knowledge of atomic weapons has virtually doubled this reac ga year and our stockpile of nuclear weapons has kept pace. At ing they have not lo: right is Carroll L. Tyler, manager of the test explosion. | have named tended Moral Re"Armmen 950 Reese Attend Elks’ “sted Memorial Services Sunday JUDGE WAY ALLEN SAYS ORGANIZATIONS LIKE ELKS WILL PRESERVE WORLD PEACE R Another tou found in Beirut ports Cong “There I / s iz i Palm Beach’ and a restaurant| In t v titled e Miamian.’” dignity the annual memoriai exer \ V | | eRe aia atte ' cises of Key West Lodge 551, Bene- | fff iraldo, aidez volent and Protective Order of Elk: | attracted 250 persons to the Elks City Commission Mots Toniel hee ‘Meacham Leases eets onig: nt | annex Sunday afternoon. e) | On a stage banked with tropical Cancelled Jan. | t{foliige and baskets of roses sat KEY WEST, FLORIDA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1951 ies Westers Can ‘Donate Blood All Day Wednes: : Heliaess of his family are | tailing Earl R. Pinder; Key ‘West manager of the Nation- el Biscuit Company. a “bloodhound.” Reason: Thursday night Pinder's son Clarke's bicycle was Stolen, and Pinder, putting his “seventh sense” to work ("Hunch,” he calls it) found the bicycle without difficul- ty: Saturday night an auto- mobile; owned by Pinder's brother-in-law. Warrant Of- ficer "John E. Wells, Eaton and Whitehead streets, was stolen, and Sunday morning ts Onder Creates New Committee New Committee Designated Reduce Discrimination Against Employees Under | | | Pinder drove directly to Government Contract where the car was found akacdousd. By DOROTHY RAYMER Ooo, don't’ believe: in ‘There is more than one way to hunches?” Pinder asked a | Skin @ cat, or a Red Bear. Citizen man. “Well. 1 do. | President ‘Truman’s statement Friday morning I had a on the executive order issued today shows he has«.the know-how by creating a néw* Committee on Gor ernment Contract Compliance 5 the ‘aint of reducing discrimination hunch I would find the bike On the Boulevard. and)I was almdst right. 1 spotted’ it on First street, just off the a " Sia against “employees in relation to! “My hunch was perfect | Ta¢@r*Golor, creed, | of “national origin. For'the past ten years, the com-' ' plianee-rule has existed, but a few! admitted, though unnamed com- | plaints, proved that the contracting | provisions needed a lot more punch. The committee named will be a ways and means of perfect- ; ing the system by which discrim- ination for any of the reasons named can be controlled. ' It will have the power to recom- mend to the different participating agencies i.e. Department of De- fense, Labor, Atomic Energy Com- mission, General Services Admin- istration, and the Defense Ma- terials Procurement Agency, cer- tain methods on over-all rt Sunday morning. When Joht told me his car had been stolen, I said, ‘Let's first take a look behind the court- house.’ We drove there and found the car undamaged.” Clarke is a carrier boy for The Citizen. As he walked to school Friday morning, he was downcast over the pros- pect he would have to deli- ver The Citizen afoot in the afternoon. But his dejection turned into jubilation when he learned at recess his bi- cycle had been recovered. tion. There will be one representative for each of the agencies designated by the heads of the respective! > groups, and six other members,| designated by the President with 3 chairman, making a total of! "Be eleven in all. foe Short, secretary to the Presi-! City Commissioners will mee Major Earl Dillon of the Amer- | gg . man, and tonight in regular sesstory cat City, pretty iittla.-Pateiole: .Coysen.who; Genres... Fecalde...20d, - Dee ican cn Cross, announced today iy aor tia eles begs ser Rrevldow Herr Ten Y Hall, Among matters to'oe voted | Fepresented Charity, Gay Lou Bar-| Valder, who have leases on |c leadisdiiin toiceean tii 90 Sa in: ie sear. ec Naval Chapel after attending én at the meeting are roso, in a gown of white, blindfold | Meacham field at the present (that our fighting forces in Korea Ae pba dy pein me Payment of $1,250 to Michie} | and holding a sword and scales who | ‘ik ave beth sadiiad ‘tet | have exhausted their supply of a yen v9 ian lite a tai) City Publications for first install- | "@Presented Justice; U. J. Delgado; °° i’ 2. | blood plasma. This does not mean ' TP 0) ite eran government can. : ew code work and John Richardson, Brotherly ey. Ore 8 that they are short of the quota we ' y gi t , ree sd ot gpeviat | LoVe: and pretty blonde Terry Ann| cancelled. as of* January 1, they should have or that the sup- tract or sub-contract, and is ar 10° Rattl pee hades 0k the | Parrish who sat beneath the sar | County Legal Adviser Paul |ply is low. It means that they ; pees por to stop | attter do pana eC . | of Fidelity ; have none left of the stockpile | mation agai negroes an er City Faactrie {, | A High schoo! chorus of 75 voices | ppt har Rowe build. | Which remained to the nation after : races, Ki illed On Cud joe Establishing special fund No. | under direction of Thomas Whitley] 0. on Mescham ficld, while | the second World War | The Committee will make a} 4 4 49 catilesnake was 31 for the City Electric System.| ang beautifully such numbers as} (n9* 0" Meacham Hes, while Fighting men have been taken | study of the rules, procedures andj |." Maximum amount of money to] «p 1” 4G ; Valdez holds the parking con- nga : wactices O28: ednbrectl a ies, Milled yesterday afternoon ene ‘aith of our Fathers, God so | ake AMES: pocardlty + from the front line to give blood | PI s of contracting gencies; on Cudjoe Key by James be deposited in the fund is $26,-| toyed the World,” and the Reces- | 5 7 eee @ to desperately wounded men who, of the government and attempt to a J. Gould Higgs, 2624 925, This fund is needed to cover | sional by Mendelsohn. } ana ial. th ty [Without a blood transfusion could | correct as well as prevent viola-| bs I ere bs pe cost of engine breakdown on No.|” Hoke Holcombe, High school | , Beth leases with the county ict jive, We should never permit | tion of the terms in the compliance! Seigenbe es oo as 13, 14 engines and retirement of | tenor, sang “The Lord’s Prayer." | 2° invalid rd of January 1, | nis to continue. It is beyond rea- | machinery. | visitors, — oe, ss engine 14 Judge Wayne Allen, of Miami, a} ec@vse of action taken by the |, to expect our boys to shed | It may not be an entirely new, ‘aughter Joan. , ch 5 es to city em- | gifted orator, in deliveing the Me-| County commission last week. | their blood in our defense and to | measure, but it is one which is an| _ Tee snake had nine raifles pl than nor morial address said that it | The County is in the process | -onienish it without our help. |answer to Communist charges of| and a button. This is one of more It is fige on| such organizations as the Elks| °f Purchasing Meacham air- The American Red Cross is col- | discrimination. | shes tew ‘cestiors fo nog Teit 2% of v earned lthat must be looked to for pre.| Pert from its present owners, jjocting a quota of three million} Here is the President's state-| ported killed in some i Amending ordinance 36 and| «centimmed On Page Kiehtp Key West Improvement, Inc. | pints of blood by July 1; 1951.| ment in full: | Only the past week, the epealing ordinance 486 telative| Details of the purchase are {come of it is being flown to Ko-| “I have today signed an Execu-| Curator of the Philadelphia to electrical inspections ip: . -¢@ now being completed with | req as whole blood. The Labora-| tive order creating the Committee| 200;stated in en interview ——— 'Fire Causes $400 Civil Aeronautics Authority ap- at West Point, Penn., is pro-|on Government Contract Compli-, i? The Citizen. that construc- ry ; ¢ | D aaa | : Seah nt came | dudica plasma at the zate of Sop ance, | —— — < rivers | . i pints per week. Let’s keep it work-| * ce | Wo Lab Drivers | Residence Damage | sar'a'tme way by Jemery 5, [B's ttu"sehasiy secu Hotter compliance th cont | sake life in this ares. Slain Brutally | | —_ it is les pay sete | The citizens of Key West will be jtractors ‘and subcontractors with! Wao © ’ $400 damage resulted from a} Se¥nty Purchase of Meacham | permitted to donate their share ofj certain provisions now required in| will be concluded. The county « of Meacham’s 264 acres. This | kerosene *. | ginia str rivers were stove fire at 1104. Vir=| t. No insurance was on’ NEWI NE ORT Va Dec is buying 160 Two taxicab |the house pwned by Mr. and| |p. y over the weekend nee: Ybarmes | means that there will be two ater Virginia area. |" Number 3 fire department an-| ynways instead of four at the id the erie were | swered the call. The fire occurred| #iFpert. | Ar e manhunt “ig inp ne oe a RARER News _ police | POOR OLD CRAIG | ty as the mo-| AMERICAN FLYER ELECTRIC | SERVICE STATION TRAINS and ACCESSORIES Francis at Truman _—‘ Phone 9134! Your PURE OIL Dealer | The Hobby Shop | as - + Tubes . . Batteries) . . Accessories time ‘other | during the 1 the 1105 Truman Avenue SHOPPE DAYS’ L, jd Instituto Docente Patriotico “SAN CARLOS” Convocatoria Diciembre 1, 1951 Se convoca e invita, a los residentes de la co- lonia Cubana y decendiente, del pueblo de Key West, Fla., para que todos aquellos que se crean con derechos formen candidatura. para aspirar previa elecciones al gubierno administrativo del Instituto “San Carlos.” Dicha candidatura tendra que ser presentada hasta el dia 15 de Diciembre del 1951. Las elec- ciones se cerebraran el 30 de Diciembre del pre- sente ano de 10, A.M. hasta las 4, P.M. LA DIRECTIVA. “BUY TODAY! NE |the blood all day Wednesda: ; cember 5 from 8:00 a. m., |ter on the Fleming street side of !in such contracts a clause obli- | gating the eontractor to practice ‘Continued On Page Eight) Court House Square De» |their contracts with the U. S.| to 5:00. Government. For nearly ten years at the County Health Cen- it has been mandatory to include m., The Bloodmobile with its techni- | Continued On Page Tnreer DUKE’S BAR-B-Q Opposite The Aquarium } Breakfast Special—HOT CAKES | AND COFFEE—35c Week Days—7 A.M. to 10 P.M. Sundays — 9% A.M. to 10 P.M. SAME FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE BOB PEARCE, Mgr. WOOD PILING FOR SALE 10c PER FOOT... .6 TO 18 FT. LONG _ Used, Greesoted Original Virgin Timber NOW’ ON BIG PINE KEY FLORIDA STATE CAMP CALL OR SEE, SADOWSKI, MARATHON, FLORIDA, PHONE 2973 Palace Theater Tony Curtis and Piper Laurie in | “THE PRINCE WHO | WAS A THIEF” | (In Technicolar) | | Spee recite aie at | Attended Church Service At | Navy Chapel Yesterda) An accident involving two and a bicycle occurred ager morning at 11:00 a.m... in pe the ice plant’ on Coraline Witnesses to the accident were Pah A. M. Adams. Charles Lowe. According to _M. Pinder, 420, Mich ° | caeik street, a door of a car} owned by the White House tes-| pened. This threw « “bicyclist n arren Lowe against ole i The youth was bruised and taken home by Charles: Lowe.- Pica door of piecninl car was,