The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 29, 1952, Page 6

BRITISH VICE CONSUL i Pages. ot MEY MERE CITRON ___ Spender tannery 2, 15t/ Basagin Rates The Tromm Brothers Fram Holland ‘Colder Weather Comnecticut 8 In Chinese Winter Garb St: Louis Post a acai aR ls Rissa Girl Sought | : : a ~ oa ue i ‘ . | = - | As “Hell-Hole For Tonight a sig 4P) Wirephoto via Radio from Tokyo THIS 18 ONE OF A SERIES OF PICTURES taken at Chinese | HAS SOME EXPLAINING | TO DO TO ST. LouIS RESIDENTS ST. LOUIS ®— The “Hell-Hole” | | of St>Louis” slipped right un on| British’ Vice Consul Frank Taylor! After all St. Louis is a prosperous hell ho! Office. First-class hell holes call for only s by the British For gn ‘18 months of duty instead of the normal’ three-year stint and time land one-half is given toward re-| lirement. In the three American | cities the diplomats get‘ only time and one-half on pensions. | “Living here certainly wouldn't! affect your health and morale at By The Assnciated Press Winter blew an iey breath across , Florida today and colder weather , was fo t for tonight Small craft warnings flew along both coasts and the Weather Bu- reau said winds of 20 to 30 miles today. | an hour wou'd shift to northerly } If the friendly 38-year-old bache-| ‘during the day lor was aware the foreign secre-! Frost was predicted for north |tary in London thought St. Louis and central portions of the state is a heil hole, in a sense, along oday and jorecasters said the | with Jibuti, Madagascar and Bor-| emperature mivht drop as low as | yeorgia reported damave from the ind southwest. reported down in many of the ected areas. Winds of 75 mi m hour were reported at Albany md Mou trie. Planes Will Go faster Than Sound UA dF Jzen Sials upto Telephone and power lines were | jneo iwhed slipped his mind unti 49 degrees in Miami Wednesday | He came across article in| morning. ‘ [Look Magazine. It reported St The cold wave followed several Louis, Houston and New ( ins | ymall tornados whieh struck in| }were oa the British Foreign Of Yorth Florida and South Georvia]§ ice’s Jist of particularly disagree Monday. Taliahassec Monticeilo | able posts. and Blountstown in) Florida and (Py) Wirephoto | At first Taylor was skeptical Ubany, ‘Tifton and Moulirie in GLORIA D. CURRIER, | New London, Conn., 1 ! (above) industrial city o1 some 859.000 windstorms. | with its shure of cultural back-/ A tornado virtually demolished | ObJegt of a three-state police ground | a garag. flattened trees and} search after vanishing — fron So he checked the files. And! mocked down power lines at Tal N. Y¥., wi he went there the three cities were on the ahassec, Tifton reporied an esti with her mother to claim a but in a half-hearted wa mated $200,000 damage when tor $30,000 state award for the rent consid 1 first-clas aados struck from the northeast} death of her father Bill Demands Enemy Pay American POWs WASHINGTON | sey M.) % — Rep. Demp- appealed to. the Communist Prisoner of War Camp No. 2 at Pyoktong on Ko- | the moment,’ Taylor said : ree ae eR NEY SROMM with their land cruiser. which will carry: them. throughout the , lori Meee a bitty pay ap. féatt Side of Yalu River by Frank Noel, () staff photographer, To illustrate ‘an, out-and-out hell! — 4; BEE Se er iia ay MmDaVI GoM HA ogo Tere ny King Went WASHINGTON (? — Stepped-up, proximately 82. million ‘dollars ! to a Red captiye himself for more than a year. Noel’s caption says |hole Taylor took Kuwait, his last ' iia) Cae “MA FALL AOL DTAHW WOwd THOT GH Bud Test sains in flying aircraft Taster t foemey<Ainerican priséserd? >in itshows Lt, Harald Stahiman lefepWakntite* tebe and Capt. | po: NKES. shies BS obit a ‘ede! be TET IRZON TIT RN ere 9 | sound are forecast by the Nationa . ; Nima Peet ig ti ath biel Fas Th and Cap post where he nm ut a Sik) many an Aas 1 : i : : World War Il. Pred.t- Spgen, Maryville, Tenn., walkife. NarPPtures were man. Kuwait, at the tp of ihe: S3QM OOO CM i Lesion Approves ?4 Bus Dii aa Advisory Committee for Aeronau-| thie pill, would reqttire!'ddpisn: pksm swish permission of Reds and'turtied ‘bver to the (>) at |Persian Gulf between Iraq and} ee ee ee ai 6’ ip sane us IVEFS ties. we. . x] Getmany'and other enemy’ nations Panmunjom Letter From Bill Lantaft Veteran Sereen A Actor Reports Iran, is about the size of Connecti cut and has a population of 200,009. All drinking water is imported into Kuwait in tank ships and hauled overland by donkey “It's straight desert on a_ flo: ing sea of oil,” said Taylor. Given England B y America wl ULD BE FORCED TO THOUT GRANT BRITAIN 95 Applications For Membershi An official report of the Depari report to Congress Monday, added: “Such gains are o attainable by a potential enemy Initial fears of “formidable i barrier” to sound-velocity planes re was no indi- | are being dispelled, the committee umiand Miami | jaid, by research ‘Threaten To We eee . : ‘Strike fn Miami YAMI > a But the committe ‘in its’ afinual, to compensate American prisoners of war for “compulsory labor and jinhumane treatmen‘” in enemy prison camp: Dempsey estimated that about 132,000 former American POWs and jtheir dependents are eligible for : : GCs Rotten alia blaide. <cometiiae= J F ED . | ment Mid-Winter Conference held | cation today that } ; id experiment. ' compensation, which would be at a ‘Hollywood Dull «Dear Helghhor: it. reaches 120 degrees in tt : CONTRIS3UTION ut € J on ee an ho MAT pat aot the rate of $1.50 a day for the 6 F ade he re ‘| to strike ay over den is for r: f ris 1 in! Richard Arlen §; The second session of the Eighty- "yr" hack to the “Hell Hole ol Dollar short ) Arthur Sawyer Post erts|a wage inerease, wil recogaize ay Pay Seales For ee eee ped PPA teas, 1| Second Congress is underway. | st Louis is being gi) apes m held last week. Post) arbitrator if one is appointed. p | ° nin Younger Crop Of This session, which will consider [bere 1g mon S00: lillian dollar ce ae ter Vance C. Stirrup Wiliam D. Pawies. president of | (va an ‘Japan Wi l 4 Stars Lack Color jocleners iiay anal See for the Foreign Offi utual sceurity fudds fo. prevent | pe Jul been aclact-' We two fits) companion ts graphed onstruction | i i Fund ts Vosibefent ' ee ee ea ney He cape ee fhe, we! eatened cutback of its defense; “yh ta uf paveation. city Ga Si peechegr pagans W 4 k a R: | Build Tanks te" sti BY BOS THOMAS jother vitally joupartant Seeyes, will| played golf in my shirt sleeves was announced Mon.| ‘St 2nd. Ernest A. Rowton had ! : : orkers fuse 1 Roc Meiis decd A - "HOLLYWOOD «w— Richard Ar. | ©Xperience a larger share of ‘party: | cuturday. Sunday I went tg the day n Mt eabtiae seletfed as the Department Adjut We will never agreo.” said W.| wacHNGTON «— Pav scales lyse eee ot > Japan. pledged by Ma F " , y 9 day ni tual Security Di-/ 4 A WASHNGTON (®— Pav scales } its 5 aft 3 4 len, veteran film player, today crit- polities’ than usual, inasmuch ‘as |>), in uit and yesterday I had! rector, W rman. whol 2m: Selection of a permanent site Q. Frazier, president of the Amal- bist hie epee Gey | its C onstitution to outlaw war. has ie ieisedothe: younger crop of players this is a presidential election year. to bundle up in a duffle coat (over- said that without. it Br itain, would {for Department Headquarters|$amated Association of Street E}- ‘or construction workers continued ; resumed making munitions and has Congress has a great resonsibi- iwould be made at the Tallah. o¢ | electric to rise during the last quarter of Railway & Motor Coach | plans for building tanks, the news- fh coat to you) because it w and snowing. Now wouldn't bes for, making Hollywood “a dull plage, =a Mu cold be forced to reduce its contribu Yisn you tion to the Western arms buildup say that was a bit of weather?” F lity to conduct, its po.itical ‘fights ec ! 0 Employes of America (AFL), Local in a manner that does not harm the | 1951 but at a slower pace than j Paper Yomiuri said today, ' 1267. they were climbing a year ago. ' Convention. = “{'cean remember when I was i ust Y ‘men ; national i ae ‘, by twice as much Service Officer John M. §$ art Racatme - ibe ry ji sina akin mat! and . starting out in pictures back in the | gaig The ied re Freaent as The money will be used up to|Peported that the School Safety Frazier said the union spent too ote Bate Departine nt’s Bureaw'| ” we. Service ANl Makes of Cars, ~ “208)"1- rked Arlen. “Holl ue T day, en. every- . . ee ea 2 cee ae ‘s ad been erected by tre Pui! much. money knocking out the law | of Labor Statistics announced to: | Si . ay se rlen. “Hollywood | thing is said and done, all of us - | d P fil ran: July 1 to buy “raw materials and! Signs had been erected by the Pub-/5. Wisconsin to submit day that big city union wages in} peciatizing in... = was q fascinating place then. Rw-| Republicans and Democrats alike—| © FOLIA ETOQUCUND | components” which have to be paid| lic Service Department of the City|'"yyo “ion had threatened to{ the industry rose ninetenths of 1) p. CHRYSLER PRODUCTS Va dobph Valentino used to drive down | a) of us are Americans; and we- for in dollars. The purchases will|unddr the supervision of Mr. Ivar) ike Jost Dec. 15 but postnoned |Her cent during the final three |, Bill's Southernmost: G e Hollywood Boulevard every even | are all going to sink or swith: tor Man i Vegetable be made largely in the United} Robetts, Public Service Director. nes a Hes ten erat ge months of last. year. Tost, cone | ™ Ne: ad Mgwand traffic would stop while | gether.” ar ars y om é States. Many fine comments have been re-| yor, > Says When The. City 0 putes with a’hike o€.1.8 der cone BILL TYLER, Qwner everybody watched him. : he : aa ards seifie pro. | ceivéll by the Post relative to these| Miami_attempted to work out a | Pate ike of 1.8 per cent | 797 Whitehead St., Corner Angela st é a On the second day of the new| WINTER HAVEN (Vegetables ¥ made no specific pro-|.ceivéd he Post relative to these} ojution. ‘during the same period of 1950, “ rou jutom Mix. was another ‘great session President Truman deliver-| are flowing out of Florida’s winter visions for aid to Britain in the signs. Pawley offered to sell the two| —— — SS iSite omarmmcecasonniaraesncmyerecananr + showman. He wore a huge cowboy i jont “ et” y ities |new $ 03,976 arms aid legis ‘rank Romaguer: hair ines cient eeps hut, so nobody could. miss him. Ti ed his annual State of the Union] “bread basket” in heavy quantities a gis-| Frank Romaguera,. Chairman,! pus jines but the city rejected the 7 f ue dowe Yr Juovlevard in a huge | message to Congress at a joint-|to the nation’s markets. lation, although authorizing an} Oraterieal Committee, indicated | offer. : famous Round Bobbin sing cal at had more saddle feather (meets of the House and Senate. | _ In his weekly report Sunday, cmeri ency t ansfer neon i | plans are being completed for the| The Miami City Commission said ‘ie ts ‘ real OF than meu se & +e ery The Eresid®nt's message to Con-| State Markets Director Wikiam I. e action came Jess than two / 1952 Oratorical Contest. The local! it would approve a bus fare hike rebuilt Portable Electric ervé mee. se oe «| gress was warmly applauded in| Wilson said Sanford, Pahokee and Weeks after Prime Minister) contest to determine the County] from the present 15 cents or two : Arten spid fxny stars» nowadays’ some quarters - bitterly criticized | the new market at Immokalee jad | Churchill assured Congress‘ T| Chanpion would be held March 5th| tokens for a cuarter to a straight 4 P oe lage ghe magic of the 2 at Bpmes ih others. With reference to dom-| heavy quantities of a variety of baye not come here to ask you! at the Convent Auditorium. leash fare of 15 cents or seven 2; », Mik, "Theda ” Bara, | est ues and the fair deal pro- | produce for money.” ‘Twenty. five vg -| tokens for $1, if the © y would + Stic is ares AAP igi the dp -it-on’ in his old whistle stop style M (: bbi nee negotiations for assistance were in’ will be received into the Post at the! crease to the 650 to 700 drivers — : is? $425 i pres pcuvsars b. Oe anes bie wil disagree with our | MEOPE Ua es jo fay before Churchill sailed yeguiar meeting of February 13th,| The drivers, who now are paid | “2 nief Executi statements about for the Ss | ‘ce Contander Charles Mac.|$1.36-an hour, originally asked s Ay.tbe post year, the actor has} the need for strengthening our| MONTREAL (P) Taxicab| Except for an assist of some 40{;35 Vice Comtander Charles Mac-| tit tn ee | re WEEKLY visited about 250. U. S. cities on | price control program, for admin-|company officials here said million dollars last month, the gig | Pun Reports, ot oak | tours to »publicize individual pie. | istering our tax laws without fear|heavy' snowstorms have given was the first extended the British} It was announced that the Post” | @ New Motor turés and the industry in general. jor favor of any kind for anybody, |them their busiest winter in five | since Britain voluntarily waived | Would arrange the Maine Memorial | West Germany Hesecontly flew to attend an ex-| and for punishing Federal employ.{ years! Montreal now has more | further Marshall Plan help more | Service to be held Friday, Pebruary | ‘, | @ New Speed Control hibitor’sictinyention in Kansas City. | ees guilty of misconduct. In his|than 4,000 taxicabs, compared | than a year ago, That was when loth at the Maine Plat, City vamp S hi = D . @ New Sew Light “#Pherewas.a, reception for the | words, “our kind of government, | with about 800 during the last/ things were looking up and British] ''Y- Suppies Dyes thester men; followed by a banquet | above all other, cannot tolerate dis- | war. dollar reserves were rising. During the meeting Legionnaire| Joy, an : @ New Luggage Type thal night..’.he recalled. “I noticed | honesty among its public ser- | ———_————---- -__——|_ However, in the last half of 1951,; Herman Gordon was presented a oe BELE i Tae Portable Case that theryounger piayers who were | vants”. everywhere Harrimait “a serious |eard from the Department Head-| West Germany was India’s major atteming the gonyention had left | I was disappointed, however, in} In fiy opinion, this “Alice in| drain’ reduced by quarters attesting to his 30 years | supplicr of dyes during the first | : — jab-thay weren't to be dis-| the Peewkicnt’s ilure it8 tome to | Wonderland” policy, is one that we | $1,532{000,000 | to. $2,355,000,900 continuous membership in the |4{ve months of tho current fiscal | Liberal allowane, § L until, thai kanquet. In the }gtips ,with: many.of,the unsolved! can't possibly support without /the, gpd of the year. He said it! American Legion. Gordon has been) YPa#, commerce ministry sources on your old : ei Fi PAA Met 750 theater | foreigh issues of today, In restating , bankrupting America, and being!) was duc'in large part to inflation! a member ‘ofothe: New Work CUM PARIDy A, ae machine {17 HOM PaESLE ESE IAS BT BARI EG cme = MOR Mt the, .cageption. the idealism behind out foreign .po- ready, willing) and able to'send dir Fes: uultin, irom, the, ihe Police Pot “80{' Frank: Matstert| | Pi roind $s total impdits >of boda Phis Sindubtry Has been a good | icy and the progress that has been | sons to foreign battlefields, of the "West to tip, dele inst! Post-33, Pensacola, and is/noW }9/00,000 pounds of dyes obtained m0 4 ces provider ‘for. me: for 31 years. 1 | Made toward greater unity ina free | Kremlin's own choosing: This, I ali’the | { Conypdiinigt, member of the Arthur saver Page {eo a} tax, West » Germany feel Lowe something to the theater | World, the President failed to face convineed, the American’ people’ sion wip : | No. 28. ee airy E pet 000 pounds, the. United ‘ 7 men; who “are going through tough | UP to the grave uncertainty as to | Want ‘to avoid. ae | — a RRR 2 9B8,000,,;, pounds,. the times ‘T'We-always felt that way, What would happen if the aggres Sincerely yours ‘ P 7 a i "United, States | 1.084900 pounds 5 YEAR Tir the ol days when business wee | S00 against South Korea should be | Bill Lantaff Read the Classified Ads | Grocery Pr 1¢es |and Switzerland, 355,000 pounds GUARANTEE FULL had and 1 had some time off, T° sypedien 16 soa other remote soar be CASH go out and play at a theate \ spot, such as Indo-Chica. The Pre-| Jy : , Ip i ~ 4 veer Dlay at er for wi cont tic a The Pre Wife Of Ca ptive AP I hotogr apher ‘Posted In Jax Youg Grocer seta that Good | TS Arlen delivered these comments | that all will be well if the United | Se eS es SR a <KSONVILLE Posting R | nee nas... ll, at his. old home lot, Paramount, | States continues to build up its eal : as i} JACKSONVIELE Osh of STAR B AND FREE PINKING SHE where he recently acted in “Blaz.|®@ment and support. its allies | S ; jceiling prices in 56 sracerics tf AMERICAN ARS WRASSE The stad bolle mony : the Jacksonville area brought few Ag eypAN COFFEE meen for Arien. It was there e began his career, literally b: accident. gees Young Arlen was a combination film = developer and delivery boy fer @ movie lab in 1920. One day he .Was delivering some tim w 'Upper Keys Now | ur Full-Time | Physician camments from customers day Several store managers, checked at random, reported most of their customers said nothing about the price. lists the first day This area is one of three in the ——TRY A POUND TODAY——j} | | TRAVEL WITH EACH MACHINE AS LONG AS SUPPLY LASTs! FoR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION What is now the Paramount lot. ‘ i nation where the price ceilings are | !NFORMATION - TICKETS The gate failed to work, and Ar- ath Upper Keys will have their being posted as a test to see if it —— en's motorcycle ed. He sut.{fitst full-time physician i should be extended throughout the : ssa anes | this Weak. Montes Coumey Couns =e ee sioner Harty Harris announced to- Five shoppers interviewed in onc TICKET waecice | Di P. store all appraved the plan, One | é rt. Martin Paul Mahrer is bei }housewife said, “It should have z . ad to citizens of i MR Saag a i AGENTS ged zens been -shatted three years ago nae | ns al oe L SCHEDULED | Ch: | Another said she had been paying | Gents foran item she noticed t AIRLINES «| MARGTE ° ’ iH fhe poster has, acelling of 15 | — 00 sewihg cehter ~ ents, i ¥ ie ive snipacninteinateinsocanstnssisi a Dr. Mahrer is a graduate of the >t University “of Budapest Medical on the Keys year-round. |" Jylias PJackson, co-owner of group of supermarkets, comment } HAVANA- NASSAU WEST INDIES | 117 W. FLAGLER ST, Miami, Florida i ed: “I, for one, am sure that the pumenanigagt . sole nt ce cote "PAR Se tt Rv stent % master's Se acute * ini : by w elcome the pricing posters. 2 a aeenrary, He spent ‘two Ceilings are posted on about 350 ROUND TRIP AIR $20.00 Allied Sewing Center Cleyeland; 0 Hee Ith Department, before moving P) Wireph« grocery items or 75 per cent of all items. Fresh meats, fruits and TOURS FROM $42.50 V7 W. FLAGL ER ST. ye: ‘ practice in Youngstown > r aaa | Mimi, Floride lot “at gne "time. Dr. Mahrer has been a memt MRS. EVELYN NOEL. wife of veteran “® Photographer Frank | “¢éetables are not included. | REBUILT SINGER eanmine emanatration ot “1 of the Kiwanis club fer almost 25 Noel, jooks proudly at photographs of the cameraman and fel- Retail stores in Duval, Nassau, | LT SINGER machine at aq obi, our nd cuaranterg _ From_a. rendezvous over Nova | years. He has been President and ow peaonets ¥ war which he made and sent from the North fe chp a ee TRAVEL AGENCY i oAuh»-- Scotia,.,.American. golden. ployers | Treasurer of the Butler Art Insti.) Korean prison camp where he is being held. An interested ob- 4 a geese ge it 510 SOUTHARD STREET fellow.a path over the open Atlan. | tute. His own paintings and sculp.| Servet in Albany. N. Y., apartment is “Teufel,” Noel's pet dog iret. Mac eit sted tba Opposite Greyhound Bus Stati ney tie to” “South” America’s north-|ture have won prizes in San Fran-| returned from Tokyo after photographer's capture in Korea | 2°¢ Posted: The plan is also being niles guiezid | fe. eastern shoulder cisco and Atlantic City. Noel has been « Red prisoner fof over a year : tring tm tee eebamae tase of Farge: | shee oF | ie N. D., and Fresno, Calif.