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

sneeousnbinimtil a nissan Warmest City tn Nation Today Was KEY WEST i 14 P a THE SUUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN FHE U.S.A. VOL. LXXII. No. 294 KEY WEST, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1951 Hopes Brighten For Pessible Armistice By Christmas Time: sights on Garrison Bight, “The old man's underwear “ey coe a aii = : : Spee ae : ~ | doesn’t look so good.” King . OF Red’s Attitud Scenic Death In Philippines joes orks oe Se Scavenger Recei ts, Fines On Bar $3 ny At “3 aes i eat | He was referring to the + a reat P | bgat on e spit in Garrison | rOKYO, Dec. L1—(AP) i Bight. . : n or eit : es ey soli ae | . ‘. This sight met King’s eye & Developments in the as he was driving out to bid Korean truce talks have re- kindled ho ible armi men on Sunday. To his chag- tin he saw the “old man's underwear” and other items | waving in the breeze from a | boat. : | King deplored the “To- | ‘bacco Road” aspect of the Bight when family wash gets out of hand..He asked the Chief to enforce , personally the ban on such -miscellany in the city’s yacht basin. In another less colorful or- | farewell to President Tru- | for a p hy Christ- thas. z . ' Both the Reds and the | 4 revenue receipts collected guring November 1951 .and November 1950, Roberts said. Scavenger service decline in receipts was caused by the . ‘ ‘| that last November approximately $6,000 in delinquent scavenger Citizen Staff Photo | collections were made, making’ the total for that month $11,919. LAST MAN OUT... __ | November just past, $5,909.75 was collected. Bee a Fines and forfeits dropped 38 peréent ‘between: the twé periods Allies made further pro- posals at the Tuesday meet-| ings—and, for the fiest| | time, the Communists di | | } | cussed the touchy issue of der King asked eat _ George» Garrott, State | going from $4,460 in November1950:te-$2,994 in: theppast | pec are | to it that sto) i e ; cai fei prisoner exchange, ne ‘i fe oe they! Ps Department. | ber, Various reasons have been unofficially advanced: for | . j¢line, among them a closing up of"some! sources, and ‘w new | Plummer, @ d ; ‘State Depar tment srcitnlt fete soared Tiiigebeanichinite Pacinos ot the huge |S aman $3,856 electrical permit issued for Sigsbee Park A and B, the hous-| ~The | Official Here ing project at Dredgers’ Key. S esas Te and | : Sewer Service fees went up 103 percent from $899 ii say “Turn Right on Red.” King said that henceforth summons will be issued to all wno do not come to a full stop at all red lights. “Red lights mean stop, So : | you must stop at these lights * George Garrott, editor in the | ber 1950 to $1,825 in 1951. and then proceed after you State Department’s International Revenue receipts in absolute figures for the November 1950 and have seen that the cars with | information nroeram is the last) November 1951 were $53,768.81 and $52,204.00 respectively. the green light have gone & | of the Presidential party in Key Cash balance on hand as of December 1 was $534,358.00. head. | West | Roberts’ report shows that disbursements for general municipal Ric cj Instead of boarding the press| operations during November 1951 were 26 percent in excess of ex: ee va = plane Sunday along with t penditures curing November 1950, and 12 percent in excess of those ret-kilifire mi White House Correspondents, | in November, 1949. ce aes KWHS B d I Garrott and his wife stayed on ‘ ats | an Ss in the Island City to relax, swim |——-—— ak: ss : ps dence and sun, They are at the Ocean] gye our Observers interpreted; & Snown ceat Invite 0 Garrott is taking some leave} & : Z : Ss ogee : from his tasks at the State de-|§ I Disa the UN stand 4 =e a" portnedt He ait. Mre; Garrot onan ; greeing ” a swap on a sert of man-/ iH ig 0 ( b discovered Key ‘West back in | avana, UUDa 1949 on a vacation. Now they| PARIS, Dee. 11 —a@.—Bor 10days! No agreements were | reached. But there seemed to be a definite improve: | ment in the Ked’s attitude | aining. oner subject, the Communists proposed an immediate release of all captives by both sides when i} 1 | | an armistice P) Wirephoto ee Spe ek Tak | The United ations: balked) pps 1g A SCENIC PORTRAYAL of at this and called, instead,| ana de for a fair und equitable ex-; is completed. rom Hibok Hibok, thé v n which exploded without w ano f 266 with possibly 500 others buried in fay foranan basis. Will ¢ | 1 Soe en ea yl a . i el eas will really spend some time here.| the Big Four powers consulted pri> _ She Communes Saran ; outro Car Turns Over; President Of National They hope to go to Havana {oF vately in Paris t0 reconcile thet hinted at their willingness | is: T gs SBBSR, Tourist Commissiqn a few days* while inthe south- Russian and western disarman to bargatie #Y mmeking ab- Radio And TV Woman Uninjured "Extends Invitation ernmost city. ogy | plans for the: U.N. geferal etm. ether propesal—although | 4 Denia acti oe B52 pee bly. ¥ : ; pd at aaa | . . Lucille Ch i | The / igi Demennen ends ou , ‘oday announcement it later was withdrawn. | fy Air Raids esccsma tinue wheal bar ae | I bg to 60. U. 8:, Information, Servite 6 pendant aly Doce It suggested the Reds; $0 Chevrolet turned com. |S¢hool band has been Sens ne EE Oe Via result, | ina 5 . sia ata pletely over on its top when | yj > CBs sapebeed ¥ ; They've agreed to set up a new would agree to continued HST Signs Order Oa deiadas Wo teat bus the | Vited to go to Havana for | times, Garrott has been with! gissnmament commission but ‘an all-expense trip to play/the State Department for five they're still far apart on how it} American rotation of! in the Cuban Festival~ in| ¥e's should function. ent boulevard and uprooted a Giving Governn troops and séme other All- ecstasy Paes coconut tree. : ied demands, if the UN}. “Se Miss Chew wes uninjured | February, it was announced | ms would agree to neutral be-| fn Case Of Attapl sorte her care THE top wes {today by Raoul Alpizar Islamorada Land Seven Persons Die, hindahe-lines inspection | WASHINGTON, Dee, 11.1 smashed, the hood, right | Povo. Key West Delegate ] EF 95, 000 a sturing an armistice. President Truman has signed an| front fender dented, wind- of the Cuban National Sel Ss for A In S. C Fire Sut fttees handlin erder providing for emergency shield s: hed and the rear ubcommittees ha | controls of radio and television in glass knocked out of the car, the present phase of nego-} theevent of'an aif-attack or threat The eccident took phages wf. ‘Yourist Commission Henry Ross bas sold for $25,000 The high school youngsters will {and in Stratton’s Subdivisino, Is- | pena orsedgae S. in Dec. oe pe , —(#)—Seven persons died toda: FS | probably be transported to the |lamorada; according to # warran-| io" fine which yen a fi “\'To Be iations wil sel again to-| ofan attack on this.country. 4:46 this morning on the bou- © | Pro’ ; es . tiationts will WAGeX 96° ‘lock, | The order states that it does not | leverd near fifth strest. “The” | capital via # Cuban gunboat, Al- ty deed filed in the office of Coun | om bungalow near here. nine o’clock,|, ithorize the communications | car is a 1950 Chevrolet Pow- | Pizar said. oi Canina ty Bogen oe Hee . ~ aapdivi.| The victims were two mothers ‘commission “to exercise any au-| ergiide two door sedan. ‘The JavRation to We Seer r wy: and their seven children. An el-~ ident of th ion. to them from the presid e | sion children’s ee {thority with respect to the content Miss Chew is staying at AB Regt ‘ derly’ couple, the 1 a rograms National Tourist Commission, Dr. | “Ross sold the land to Burton K. iy. ple, chil : At mic Advantage ee ee eed in it ‘shall Ger cP ere H Jose M.. Vidana. ' Davidson and his wife, Elizabeth, grandparents, escaped with burns | . OF ncclegapeduih. a sehen ty bie ste icer Henry | "pr. Vidana wrote Alpizar this of Islamorada, Florida and were taken to a hogpital. ‘be given 99, J. Metager be construed. to: authoring: foe. 900 Lounders issued Miss Chew |. oct that. his organization would} Mr, and Mrs. James E. Hawk- |The fathers had left home of Arthur ained By US mission to take over and use ad¥| q summons for reckless driv- | “crn, thal MS ORBAROAN AY ier | ins sold for $10,000 part of lob 18|to work at a sawmill. j radio oa oe pa pe ing and having an accident. to take part in the huge parade in jon Plantation Key to B. LL : Dec. 11—\— | a station " —— - - = which 15 or 16 Cuban bands per- | Richland; County, Wisconsin. v Commistion |", idea 'béhind’ the order is to |—— - = for. | Mary M, ‘Thompson, a~ widow, of last" month's | prevent an énemy from using ra- _ Alpiaar suggested the trip.to the : has sold 10" $6,009 Key West Tract » Have already been Ait TT levision sigtiils as-guiding De-lcer Cuban Tourist President when ap- | Eighteen for $5,000 according to a nto’ the design’ ©f) poams for planes, duided missiles ‘ ‘ preached by Pav Mesa, Jr. Mesa | warranty deed filed yesterday. i for other devices Amherst, Canada h—a new thought it-would be an excellent | — rdon, Dean also; ae order does not cover de-| piece-of equipment herp, «9, ,s4)j <PPo}ect for the band and Alpizar \Hossade: h Sto: ( " mn correspondents | taijs of the controls but authorizes | spreader has been placed in op- ntinued On Page Fiver | 2) put : ui. | vided for ag to keep UP ithe Communications Commission tion with the purpose of keep stantial ad-! in baggy es Ey 5 to put into effect s to minimize | ing streets free of ice and snow lH: : Hi ds : arvey eads magnetic radia-' during the winter months. Fed TEHRAN, Dee. 11.—vP.—Yelling opposition deputies shouted down issia, in atomic \ “the use of elec ee tions” of stations “in event of at-| from a truck, the spreader covers. wy fe | Pree nian foals veri - stamp | and white St. = |tack or of imminent threat there- | a width of 30 feet March Of Dimes |) ia ea as domeunie a peop = a ‘of. Such plans can not “become | —————___— res uletebatae se take the fro mer said | Duval St. Along. Low Cost Air Coach effective until concurred in by the CB. Harvey of Key West has | 1 nian olf Re: police ‘St. Along — so SCHEDULED INES |Seeretary of Defense ‘and the e 1 een appointed Monroe County . ‘ ei am sips thairman of the National Security Hair Dresser S ‘ampaign Director for the 1952 Bersged sanavseet ond eee cause e Ave! to Mth March of Dimes, according to’ degh supporters outside tried to PRICE TOURS | Pesidential Secretary Joseph . . ; Marion T, Jefferies, State Di- tes. 411 Fleming St Phone 124/ short said that even if the plan Unit Invites Noted | rector for the National Founda- | Fm beat 95s should be put into operation, only > tion fore Infantile Paralysis for ——----— | some stations would be taken off li ay K W | Southern Florida, Mr. Harvey di- | 4 Sty ist lo K. W. FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS Resources Board FS OREN ES =the air temporarily while the sig rected the March in Monroe}! 4 ae {nals of others would be weakened.| ; ‘paigi one of Miami's vest County last January. | SHOPPING CONVENIENC ae He ‘said many stations. already |v iste who was in Key The 1952 March of Dimes will ‘S$ Kev W est Pla eYS)cn matics : ve deceatary ast Sank eal a the shacie! be gin on January 2, and will | oe oak z x y equipment to comply with the con e ay cam F continue throughout the month, E trols. request of Donald Barber of cnet Variety Store Present - 5 ee * Short said the procedures pro- sles Bas Fae nal | - Lae under the order Had. Leen |Dousld’s Beauty Salon. Mr. Barber!” ope EVENINGS UNTIL 1100 White Street Passing of the Sapient 1s Aaforencea ite re: | President of the newly formed| e +e ’ XMAS ON ® Open U til ‘die and television broadcasters | Hair Dresser's Unit. Mr. Baldi was Weappod Ceacee ied 5] tein and the communications commis- here to demonstrate his technique Third Floor Back “" prs ) ra £00F BACH fics. te complimented the indus: (y the Key West Beauticuns. | - PIERCE BROS. 9 PM Each Ni liasy in : * Acts B ey fot itt coperation The supreme artistry of isi On Fleming and Elizabetly Sts. scissors was demonstrated on sev- eral models, some of the mos Palace Theater scteworty of which were Mrs. NOTICE! Joan Crawford - Wendell Corey in Mist Peeenet ee pecde fi = According to a letter received “HARRIET CRAIG” Ruth Martin, conor ieiates the Key West Police Department from Ci Cleora Johnson, “Shell Cut,”’ Betty @ request to print the following was m: Kline, “Hamiet Cut,” and Lucitie | The red light on traffic signs means ing green light passes, the cars with red red, \RN THEATER Street Spina, “Jane Wyman Cut- } ° . } An item of interest to Donald's The ordinance states clearly that all car: Fine Fishing Tackle friends.in Key West is that J..Baldi | #94 then proceed cautiously on . 3 Cars are now running the and Donald studied together at La without first coming to @ stop. Franche School of Beauty in Miami the sign allows right turns i several years ago.—(Advt.) Anyone not coming to on red is to be issued a su ere tt nena MT mTOR AE ETS ON SALE AT GIFT SHOP AND T THEATER { i | Thompson Enterprises, Inc. HARDWARE DIVISION | none 886 Phone 88¢ 3