The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 21, 1951, Page 1

i A eg IS MORI eae For 71 Years, Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West | Key West, Florida, bas the - > most equuble climate in the county, with an average 4 range of only 14° Fahrenheit re NEWSPAPER IN FHE U.S.A. THE SOUTHERNMOST VOL. LXXII. No. 303 KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1951 ‘i A tlan tic A / lies Open Rotarians ‘Torrential Exchange )Rains Leave Way For [i taly Ti O Xmas Gifts 2 Death Trail Rearm On Biting Sea le| masse or, | eee ———— JOURNEY TO FIND | Have Been Washed Out} NEW BORN K [ein aca "| The Citisen Today Joins The Full ee This week's Rotary Club meeting |WeekS of torrential rains have a ' Associated Press Telety pesetter was a Christmas party with ex-|# trail of death and destruction | . of {Mong tens of thousands of tent-| Wire Service | eee of gifts and singing Of | dwelling Arab refugees in the Mid-| ur eon ir carols. Highlig! of the program idle East, it was reported here to- was a unique story told by Rev.! day, Ralph Rogers of the First Pres-|> (Jewish immigrant families in byterian church jtent camps in Israel also were The club members listened at- suffering, eek Soo Jerusalem ' Ivision ays if § tentively as ue told the story of 4! ‘The United Nations Relief and| Parthian astrologer and physician | Works Agency (UNRWA) head-! who set out io join royal friends | quarters in Beirut said all relief en route to Bethelhem, following organizations were taxed to e a star, to find the new born King. (limit to meet the emergency. . te navies out with gifts of three” Gaza, ancient. . Biblical wels, a ruby, a sapphire and a ait, was the hardest hit, ITALY NOW HAS ——-—-—-i - Declares If More (Pea journey, he helped an unz been peipocente: fon the OVERCOME : ia Ts Sea | Whole. Blood. Were fortunate refugee and missed the pam rf Available More. Lives {thers who were making the pil-| idscasta of. further. as HUMILIATING Available More. Lives grimage. For 33 years, “nite | sewstorms added to the plight of” TREATY CONDITIONS » Could Be Saved ssaremed. fot the Eile. om) while | the 200,000 tent and hut dwellers at en route, one by one, the jewelS iGaza, who are facing their fourth By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Dr. J. E. Kicklighter of the | were given for other purposes: an winter in makeshift dwellings after’ WASHINGTON \®—The United Medical Corps said, “There is no | buy @ camel train to continue the |feeing from their homes in 1948 States and other Atlantic Allies today opened the way for Italy to rearm on a large scale, In de- fiance of expected bitter Soviet opposition, they waived World War substitute for whole blood,” dur- Search: to ransom the life of @lat the start of the ArabJewish II peace treaty limitations on Ital- F baby, to save a slave girl. Then, fighting i ing an interview yesterday. He | on the day of Golgotha, the seeker In Raman Jordan, seven deaths has just returned from Korea| was fatally injured by falling deb-lwere “teported among the Arab where he spent seven months as Tis curing the sariheuits ee refugees and 150 persons were hos- batallion surgeon with the First | FOSUe. Our cave Min ae auch [Ditalized. More than 300 huts were ian armed forces Marine Division on the eastern| as ye have done it unto the least onsig halon coe aoe A note handed by Secretary of we made roads impassable and added State Acheson to Italian Ambas- He said that a lot of the; Me i i dade Alberto Carckiant at aaa de were caused be land |_,,The impressive story ended with, | hg rw Sada of relief workers. Bale Daractnieat oa thay wounds were caused ).by land) «crs quest had ended, He bad{. 1 anon, hundreds of refugee far as the United States ie bane mines, mortar and artillery fire! found the King.” tents have been washed out by bev ve and that if more whole blood, Earl Adams and his helpers dis- ee eeemaly heavy rainfall. 1. The peace treaty preamble was available that more lives; tributed humorous exchange gifts icials replaced 617 tents treating Italy as a defeated enemy “no longer exists 2. Political requirements of the treaty are ‘‘superfluous,” and aly “is released” from the treaty’s limitations on armed fore- could be saved | which had been placed under the 8 the past 24 hours. pa studied at Duke University at card, a colorful Japanese print, Zealand and Nationalist China— wounded and in taking the doc-| _,©win Trevor was chairman in| New Year. The officers wifl hold overcome the humiliating condi- | Paluable in rescue work and in Wage and Hour and Public Con- sults were as follows: since. Russia has. opposed. evesy by United Nations medical corps-' Reilly of New York City; Elected to the Board of Con- and central fronts. of these; thou hast done it unto He is at present attached to ee lighted per the Parish ne jthe Naval hospital here but ex-| President of the organization, Joe E h Club pects to return to Grady hospital, ; Pearlman, spoke on the closeness XC ange Atlanta, Ga., to finjsh his train- | of Rotary ideals with that of the e ing. The young lieutenant (j.g.)| Christmas theme. He also read @ ects ecutives \¥ In Rome, the Foreign Office an- Durham, N. C., where he was Sent to the club from Peter Wij The Key West Exchange Club nounced that eight nations—the graduated in 1947. ~ | Brown now in the service, Browile | has elected a slate of officers United States, Britain, . Frances |] in Dr. Kicklighter praised the use — San Frenciece, Celt” Teles tthe? take over their du- Holland, Bel n, Greece, New} ™ of “Helicopters “in evacuating | °°: ies at the beginning of the iy: Pei pie Rater: ik th @ saan ord eeuld hot be ; Shae fll poster yee. | | eit ponte for a six~ months | ‘or the treaty changes. eth a : , io 1 Olfice ” sala tat ty Rigo abe He ' ed that guest speaker for next week | the mecting was held at Ben-| with these acceptances “Italy has y were also In-" would be Edward Clement of the | ny’s Cafeteria and election re- tions which been imposed keeping the supply lines open in tracts Division of the U.S. Depart- |” Helio Gomez, president; Joe! upon her by the treaty of 1947." ree, Tee servals. ment of Labor ‘ Fernandez, vice president; Ger-| Im iate id violent objec- He jeaid: that thousands of re: Out-of-town guests included Ivan 1g Lopez "treasurer, and ‘arthur | tions from Moscow are expected fugees were also taken care of Davis, Champaign, Ill.; Harold J.| yaidtarea secretary. | e men and doctors, and reported anton of Michigan; Henry step | rer gthen he Asai ae that Somnus et aye Ss were Es ton of Green Lake, Wise.; : 1Castinged Go Page Thrces Much of the International, National, State News yal oa aie i Pees amazed al iving treatment. ebber of Urbana, Ill.; and C, = ued om Page Three) | siguias | “They have been told that we Van Alen of Patchogue, Long Is: | N Playi | in The Citizen today was set ee tically with one of cette i Pwould tortuce:. arid Xilt them: land, N.Y | Ow aying trades most recent development—The Teletypesetter. Here what happens now: Instead of getting the P) copy oma ' | prifter, Gould Curry S |. an () “puncher” takes the copy in Atlanta or Jacksonville, sits down at a machine which looks very much like @ typewriter and types out the story. Down here that story ends up as a series of perforations on a small paper tape. This tape, in turn, | They take their dead with them in retreat. to keep our forces jfrom getting an accurant count FOR SALE of their losses. As for our own T . ‘Continuea On Page Tnree) LONG ESTAS).ISHED r10 Christmas Party FOR NEEDY CHILDREN BAYVIEW PARK GROCERY STORE AT THE is fed into a Teletype operating unit, This unit, in turn, is hook~ SATURDAY—2:00 P.M. a REASONABLE ed on to one of our linotyes and works the keys of the linotype W0Lb. Bag of Candies, Fruits, Etc., Citizen Statf Photo ELKS CLUB P.O. 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