The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 19, 1951, Page 1

“=| Che Key West Ci THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.A. VOL. LXXI!. No. 301 KEY west, FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, RECEMEEE 19, 1951 Murder Warrants Issued For | Prisoner Of War pete! Lists Bring New | Strife In Truce 251 Gamblers In’ i Al : : i a t Florida Registe | we ad ; : WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.—™. : Dual warrants were is- —The Department of Internal e Dae Revenue announced today that 20 more residents of the state have taken out gamblers’ oc- cupational tax stamps. That brings the total issued | under the new law to 251 in | Florida, The announcement came from the department's Jacksonville office. | Allies Complain otc ‘$95, 000 a Senco a .» Bldg. Permits WASHINGTON, Dee fie sovieties honored for —(AP)—lihe exchange of | j i prisoner of war lists by the; Are Iss > Allies and the Communists teat i e it Herbert Hoover today 4 : | LARGEST 'IS'FOR 5 ‘choice for “the most illust has brought new strife to . j i the Korean armistice négo- EARL YATES. 7th ‘ i 5) rere of the enginee Hoover Honored NEW YORK, Dec. 19. —@.—|} gut 80 national professional and | tiations. AND FLAGLER, FOR “At a ceremony in his Waldo The Reds have complain-|. TWO’ DUPLEXES | seared abarsinete ae seceige . . el jon from r. James r ed that the Allied list of Building Inspector Raiph Russell president of the Drexel Institute UW) Wirephoto |! Technology, Philadelphia. It ‘bore the signatures of about 650 announced today that $95,000 in building permits had been issued more than 132,000 € ese and North Koreans *S\ from his office: THREE-YEAR-OLD LOUISE national oficers of various groups. ” i ae 28 ie Citizen Staff Photo useless because it's written) phe permits follow: CARPENTER stands on a chair Those who signed recently at-! ; : in phonetic English. Earl Yates, 7th & Flagler, two! at her home in Portl tended - 60th aeaversaty <a THE NORTH AND SOUTH OF IT r * : B { Nustrate how {vocation of Drexel. | . ak i The Allies, for their part| @¥plexes. $26,000. ee "The University in Philadelphia; FOURTEEN DAYS TO GO: No, the gents above are not counting off the remaining shopping Se of i S| a bottle of aspirir « : s Sergio Esquinaldo, 1100 Simon-| a bottle scbaete ee cass days until Christmas, they’re checking the days before they register with the United States Im- | pioneered in the cooperative educa- | . ident aliens. At left, Rafael Lopez, have complained that the] ton, two CBS duplexes, $24,000. owed 35 Red total of 11,000 pris-| Sergio Esquinaldo, 73% White-! s rushed to « pital af tion plan under which students; ™igration Dept, in the annual. registration required: of al a : |nead, general repairs to building,! she told her mother she had alternately attend classes for three! 1116 Whitehead street, a native of Cuba, synchronizes his watch with Al Palmer, La Concha Hotel, oners, including 3 100 | 55 900. taken “some medicine.” A doc- | months, then work for three months; a native of Montreal, Canada. As Mrs. Lopez is a native American, her husband will be eligible Americans, is too small.| Lawrence McErey, 105 Petronia,| tor who pumped out the child’s in some 700 firms in 17 states } for citizenship sooner than Palmer, a bachelor, who still ha& a two-year wait before applying. Sut the truce negotiators |Temodeling home, $6,000. | stomach said she might The citation noted that Hoover| jj resident aliens are required to register betwen January 2 and With at the Post Office, the bid Theodore Russell, Greene street,| been in serious condition i ris also observing his 60th anniver-! have made no formal proj gadition to building, $4,000. mother hadn't acted promptly. sary as an engineer this year. — ee test on these matters. Leland S. Mareh, corner Fogarty } Di Pl isarmament Flan Th tes dealing with the }and Second street, remodeling Mase" "weaniine UA Sega | wee Bent. rater. vo so Another Cold Storm Has Hit |]; Passed By UN |Party Te Be Gi attending sessions on how to police |gle family dwelling, $18,000. | For Needy Kids tis "The alice wil not budge one Heavy Spending | Wide Areas Of The Nation PARIS, Dee. 18—in—The went |g inch on this problem until the Reds ern disarmament plan has passed i in the U.N. political committee} like candy, fruit, nuts, ete hina fe eae ee Re orted B AP SCHOOLS.EN MANY ~*~ SNe “TIER? | nenechy 4440-5, .with<10 abe(en-| “sure gadcen be Ree agains! a sneak military” buttaup. 1M sf AREAS WERE CLOSED; tions. | Setendny “=immeningy ate M0 For thousands of Americans, | NEW YORK. *ec. 19.—1).—Only BELOW Z Scouts re It instructs a committee to work | ‘clock. ica, California. meanwhile, the Defense " Depart- | five more shopping days to Chris- | out an arms census and supervis- A ten-sound bay containing. | He'll pleadton eran ry ce greeted ‘ ment in Washington is the center |tmas, An Associated Press survey MOST OF MO ANA | * ed disarmament of attention ming from the | of 23 cities finds heavy spending, | Reco nized At Earlier, the committée voted 42! these edibles will be given to ‘der Mie wie’ on sone pentagon are scores of telegrams | but much of it due to higher prices | WASHINGTON, Dec. 19—(%) ,to 6 against Russia's proposed im-; each needy child by the Car- |} ang, last week. notifying anxious relatives that| rather than more sales. {Another snow storm and cold | mediate ban on atomic arms, with-| penters Union, Locale 655. Lang is getting worse in a hoa: their kin are on Red prisoners} On the whole, soft goods are sell-| struck today over wide areas of} Honor Court out supervision. And it voted with- ‘pital. lists | ing better than money- making hard | Bed erthony | out opposition for a disarmament While this is the best Christmas | goods, women’s articles better than | ithe nation i !commission to report back by‘ present year for anxious thousands, The new storm | the northern and cer the Defense Department has this talk of buyers being and snow pel caution: the names have been list- choosier, and resisting high prices. | |ed to protest the big four’s failure | Gold Palm Presented | June. _ To Scout: Phonics | Many Arabs and Asians abstain- ‘Police Arrest van BULLE T INS Park Str ed by the Reds and there is no Merchants are offering many! ™ountain re and the north-! Dornell By Captain to agree on anything more than’ iF R bbe H COMMIE FOUND GUILTY — way to verify the accuracy of the special incentives to draw in eus- |e" Plains states | Ralpl | that. or 0 ery ere 2 list. ‘The Communists nevae HOWE: tomers | It’s another morning of sub talph Spaulding NEW YORK, Dec, 19. —#.— permitted international Red Cross | a jzero cold in the snow-covered Police officers. sesierday: ar: “Ae Comme mgr i Ae Strengthening the statement | iR E y : vith a new mass of : was cnight Jn: Manley tae s deross the igs tat Seoutine Ison theo uperidd ussia xecutes rested George Thompson for the was found guilty tedey. in in the Monroe District, all Scout FE 7 S < T d jalleged robbery of W. "Mo" Fitz: sien Sait his: falluce 96 n belt | {hits in'the Key WearAregire.| See pies 0 ay patrick of th USS Medregal. ived recognition at the Decer When Thompson was artested ae jer Court of Hoar, |. LONDON, Dee. 19.—.—The Sov- jhe had in his possession $42.12 i moderatir tempera- | ‘opping all. honors. was the iet supreme court has announced | in cash, one cigarette lighter. in- today. But gs there | presentation by Captain _R that Russia has executed two men | scribed USS Howard W. Gilmore S hea who confessed to spying for Amer-|(AS16) and one Longine wrist ee ‘Stock Market cla ; Ave wed Kil Killer [Moves Higher lpi Sent To Ohio Ithe New CLEVELAND. Dec. 19.—U%.—Ac NEW YORK, Dec. 19. - The prom | Stock Market snapped ay of a lull | ture: jthis morning and moved higher, : vi Oe aia : boy ge nr Pee The upswing came after prices “OPhe cieath { : sis of the Gold Palm to ieg fehiehs eturne leveland today ath: to athe omas Cornell we es the charge hadv-been mixed. with changes! sostaught since mas Cornell of Troop} jt sounds like a familiar Com-| He was searched by Officers : 'very small-in either direction. He was taken by train last night). .phe:Asosetated Press 60-stock f Maryland a day after he, WAS Caverage: at ndon was up four — nt—-identified by a farmer Who.) tenths at'98/3 icy. 8 gave him a lift } Stocks higher included Good-! Hi That was four days after Mary-| year up 1 at 44%; Goodrich up 1.520" *t land authorities called off a search bs 61%: Bethlehem up % at Sl: jarduov \to above 200 3. To receive the Gold j munist story, but this one- has a|Frank Caraballo and 1, N. Hall, | 7 Ms Scout must be an, Bagle| new: twist. It says the two, named |The search was witnessed: by, J. ut with the Bronze. Palm. | Osmanov and Sarantsev, had been |H. Gagnon, duty shore’ 'patrol- master Tony Martinez and | in a D.P. camp in Germany, and | man. ound) MMutone ant Scoutmaster James that Americans trained them for j folie ip Teer). 4k k of Troop No. 253 also re-| spying and -parachuted them into! 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