The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 14, 1951, Page 1

vp my home.’ 2 i np ae i = Aquarium peol to wriggle, at! Wanger's wife, actress Joon ‘amounts to blackmail to . i|Has A Sa nent quarit Bennett, was with Lang when |force U. N. acceptance of Alonzo Civ en n Six J apan Is Warned Has Amnesia | AMERICAN FLYER a ee Se eee q Wanger fired at him ina mse’. their armistice der ands ¥, ar Jail Term ABERDEEN, S. D., Dec. 14—1 » Electric Trains i ina it. Sone uaoee rey | eel | oe oe TOKYO, Dec. 14—(A)-—-U. S. pea cca “od they Lae Erector Set with Electric Motor Commerce would hint around. 4 . Peace rh Criminal Court Judge Thomas! treaty ambassador John Foster! know where to look for an‘ at- ee what actually happen- eae pein iat He aan | |Man Pleads Guilty caro today sentenced Pedro Alon- | Dul arned Japan against be- | tractive English instructor miss- | ‘THE HOBBY SHOP | le { f bullet 4 alse te uf ni zo to six years in the state prison ing, as he put it, “used for new | ing from South Dakota state col- | 1105 Trufhan Avenve : agers morning. shortly after ten | 4 OP SNSERHY GESERG ae 'To Check C ha ar ve on charges of lewd, lascivious and | a n in the Pacific lege. ' o'clock, Aquarium manager, Bill e " indecent assault, after a jury suld happen, said} She may have amnesia. | pono ‘Kroll was showing a group of 4 — | George O. 1p i ad found him guilty D Japan were controlled There’s been no trace of Bar- Bese“... from up North the eee 4 suilty before J Sse. of the Peace; All other cases before the judge by Soviet Communism {bara Morehead sinee her car was and barracuda pool. H ie F. Albury this morning on a|*his morning were guilty pleas on| Dulles addressed the American |found abandoned not far frém TICE. | The Northerners were oniatee 2 s P E ¢ I A L S jeharge of passing worthless | minor-offenses' such as reckless and Japanese chambers of com-| Marshall, Minnesota, where she; ing in fascination the quintet of | i checks. driving merce checked out of a hotel Sunday. The University. of, Miami si sharks and sinister: batt ; He was bound over and is now |! 'Phe following men were fined on | — | ‘scheduled for for. cuda when ‘suddenly, a feudi g in County Jail awaiting trial, | *e¢kless) drivingoehatges?“Ghartery _ Warmest City In Nation Today Was KEY WEST VOL LXXII. No. 297 TH E The Key West SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN HE U.S.A. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1951 ii Talks On Increased Genniil Refuse To Allow Red Cross To 0 Bryant ak ee | Million Dollar From Conclave Record- Breaking $3 iE. state Shared a ‘ ‘ \By Key Wester Taxation 4 t Jaxville: ‘ | GAC / 4B Pi W c im 1) ss < Se4Special to Tue Chien 4 | ; : NS P€C ut besa as elon NEW YORK. Dec, 14—(?) | Also Urges Rotarians Ree ag Sp m —The estate of textiles of- ¢ | Make Pledge Of Cleaned And Polished ficial Thomas H. McGowan, / fo Make Pledge Admiral Libby Asks By Hardworking Staff Jr., of White Plains, N. Y., in ' Missouri Club On j While He Was Conferring in which his son, John F. >. : PSP een: Siete: if _— - _ ne oe Mogawen.ot Rey. West: will ’ * ¥ P . Names Is Containec silat Hyant, ouperinienc|" share, was appraised here v ri 1 Edwin Tre s chief speaker ae | 100 T aides Are ent of Public Instruction today |- teday by the New York State Tax Collector Howard i ; ; ; mn List | i returned from a state conference| _ Transfer Tax Department at Wilson Says Collections i b_meeting held | Approved For $ ¥ % ges MEET? r é £ i nat 1,193,126, % 1 , | Paul's par} TOKYO, Dec. 14.—(AP) ee a pilates SLOBSASI: act, The’ bulk ot | Expected To Be 100% | ed psed/—The Communists have | Key West Area BE TSRDEN | the ‘estate was in stocks and | Again This. Year | Be Aro refused flatly to lift the see- One hundred trailers for the school executive said at The widow, Mrs. Mary E. | Monroe County has made ia dieters Ra -ounding their pri-| VU: S- Navy in Key West have zled by the ciean-up job| i | A out the: in-| recy surrounding their’pri-) 1600 s\thecied by the Hous his assistants, Mrs. Lu] MeGewan of White Fisines | record breaking tax cok | sh the past 32/ coner of war camps. In ing and Home Finance Agency rs Ramona Knight} bi ere te Naoae Sonate Se Ee cad thev have oie in Washington is Nellie Collar. His of-| gud of about erro x lections of some $3 f 120 | eae stead, they have olfered 4, “the information was tele- | fic in the County Courthouse.) On hee death, the Key West since November 7, County || i reg vents limited rotation plan dur-| graphed today to Monroe Coun- O'Bryant said the leading talk! Sen wil eet one-eighth the |'Tax Collector Howard Wik® : ee ie tt ees ty Commissioner Joe Allen by t the Jacksonville conference of! principe) of. tha: trast’ fuga 1 f 1.40. It dropped to) ing an armistice Senator George Smathers. sc uperintendents was given} PRnGipal of the trust fund. | son announced today. i ago, then increased | THe Reds said in Pan- This is the second housing by Dr. W. E. Kinnan of the Na-| So* oie talline This is more than half} pig Neola Se . request approved for the Key ‘tional Education Association. His} 4 i the oe oy the; munjom they would» ap-! west area. The first was for ubject was “The Current... Wavitt aid a he Pees om the sotmipertinated 5 yield. : tax would be $546 er | tee, f i a ie. capita ge BASS PEF rove the rotation of 5,000 | heusing at Stock Island. Axe RES, Pe Publie| so. ae ane spoke ot oe evil soldiers each month if the Exterts from: Florida. University j of the blackmarket which is again 7 rk = sayygstce lion : udir radio broadeaster} | appearing. He told of the example {allies accept other Com-}; ? ” ae ing adio bouadiianis ty ee reds oars gh | munist terms for enforeing | E: An Quinby publicizing the schools | i pledged the club members one | a truce in Korea Vi : | ) . ek _ Eee 2 pata arom Wyandotte firm for many, pene Percent ee Nagas The Red offer made little Is} n lem Oe lo ae gi pdf rik nt oe a impression on allied I li | Ci I The State Superintendent of} th ae izath to jel s : i) Sian l j Schools addressed the confer rolls promises to be 100 percen Bi the sUchenen Co cUeccs< ths | negotiators. U.N. officials | one ow vant said He this year as ed eae ted lees added that, so far, there was | ained it was butasmall; ©. J. Quint dis or the schog K Has E ded two vears, Wilson sa neghyiret y little if any evidence of such un- jexpinined 4 eure Ae nk sy He also held in- In mn despite the reduetion of two mills | der-the-table methods this in departure from unaccept- rences with super- in the taxes levied on homesteads. THis THREE-FOOT BARRACUDA. | held by ©. we. Cheney, « ‘Work On This city, but that each Rotarian here | able Red proposals made. es ej iotendamy tx on CRS. Shiver County homens Ae ae Caseville, Mich. is the latest’ victim of the should make a pledge unto him- | 01 } n ‘ rida only one-half a mill on feud that started last night in the Aquarium. self on the same level as that of | Carly t bbe ie a. Calcula e out this intorm- ‘Years Bud et this year, instead of the two and) ee eee nd landed at the’ feet ofthe the Missouri group. The Communists also rint cl 5 toy a 8 ane hale rls ene eee varices | 0 Tight they are: Mrs. Alice Hirchert, Flint, Michi, Mist Doris N ol h C al ay W i absence a _liny e total tax is 2.6 mills r ? 3 “se y z See baleen | said they ould not permit F stalled near | City Manager Dave King has dollar on non @xempt real onigee Kerr, Columbus, Ohio, Mr. Cheney and Mts. Cheyney. Said tary |Red Cross inspection of hi oved the old paint-|finished the arduous two-week’s | smd personal property. It is gsti- | Miss Kerr, “I'm glad it wasn’t-the shark that jumped out” Program chairman, Bob Dopp | their prison camps and they . -asid : y His books wert | job of writing his recommenda- | ™@ted that the total tax dollars | 2 announced that a Christmas party /again refused to turn over $8 away in protect-ltions on the January to July, |colected by April 1, when books | v in the proce ; y to July, (Continued on Page Three) IN ; F ed ‘bookcas 4 1 hi s blue prints | p90 budget, close will be $648,586.97. 19 wear caper | lists of U. N. prisoners. he es one ind plans for school expansion | "ing has worked nightly until Wilson explained the banner mw They said they would not | (3 new home 1 wall holder. All yi" on. on. the comprehensive |@AF. das wal jsubmit such lists until the ludtad totes done by his enet-| document, the third” budget — he | Joan Bennett's Husband Shoots {U. N. command accepts; His wife ‘their proposal of exchang-|stated. He abd icine |who supervises ling all prisoners. Quinby tadin is just mechani Ss care U : S. Seoy; ice people don’t want te take a chanee | A “not paying taxes and losing it. high collections are due to the tm that prevails a a the | state. I have heard that has made for the City. Since it is a six month's bud- get he faces the task again come | | June 10. Beginning with July 1, Wife’s Agent | Rear Admiral R. E. Lib-!at Orange, N r the -Monrot the City goes on a Julys to-duly | 9 * —-tHy wanted to know wh. He |company. He drove to Key West Ends For Service *|fiscat year, instead “oF the sptes- ' HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 14.4) |” ied: < today with William H. Burkhart jent Januaty to January oné, Bverything that has been assess- & : J Hollywood movie producer | 4S ct 3 : lin charge of thé eléetrohic “re TON, Dec. 14.—(#)' King makes the complete bud-| ed-in-the county has been collected. NURSE HARKS - 3 Walter Wanger has spent the | It is because your list search and development labora st day of John | get and then takes into consid- | hy the County in the last two years, BARRACUDAS - 0 night in jail and is to be ar- | contains just a handful jtory, and George H. Lorch, in s 18 yedrs in the ‘eration the recommendation. of | Wilson said. This gave new and, | tt raigned in Beverly Hills today | f d charge of the patent de- | State Department leach department head. Charles | inpresederited experience to the) -IN MARINE FEUDING he -pootl on a shooting charge. Of mames enc~ you “are |partment for Monroe calculating, He was fired after a review Roberts, director’ of finance | egunty; which will be repeated this | 5 like the Police say he admits having ashamed to give ittous?” [© phe High Point Club is com-| board said there’s room for doubt | makes the tinal check: The final | year, by AL PALMER { 4 shot an actors’ agent, Jennings | A TJ. N. broadcast from | posed lesmen for tHe com- | about his loyalty because he gave jdraft is then sent to the City| Cousty tax collections are dis-! %1f the Chamber of Commerce} Lang. The: grey-haired movie. iG again has charged | 2257 make their quota and | confidential documents toa Far] ¢vontinuea on Page Three) | tributed among the County com-' was telling thix one thev’d prob- maker was quoted by police | tas onsen argee petter each year. This is their an ne. It's understood | j ml the Sehool board and abiy hint thai ive fish knew the | as explaining: {that the Communist sec-} nual convention vay try to take the FE s T ‘ ‘h | the Control board, Wilson | people were tourists and, filled | shot him because he broke ;recy concerning prisoners | i | ear eaciner sdid. with civie pride, leaped from. the! Tune Up On | Walter Smith, fixe, dollars, Leslie It was charged that eon pson | o NOTICE | passed two checks of $25 and $35 | James Smith, ten dollars; «John Palace Theater Motor | respectively, at the Beachcomber {Albert Tell, ten dollars; Thomas se : | E. Chestnut, teh dollars and Sama ja.Fred. Muffin is ne longer com! Whip Wilson and Furty Knight in nected with the Albury Neon Siow |" CANYON RAIDERS’ SD c. T. ALBURY. jewelry store. A TRBTR NENT St, Fine Fishing Tackle! Thompson Enterprises, Inc. | HARDWARE DIVISION Phone 886 Phone 886 | _ RRMA RE ETAT AEE RTOS NINES | POOR OLD CRAIG | Imy Wilder, five dotlars. 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