The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 5, 1952, Page 1

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Cuban Bank President Wants M THE SOULTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER KEY WEST, FLORIDA, eeting With City» County Officials'On Proposed Havana To Key West Ferry Financiers May * Be Interested In Another Vessel The Key West to Hava- na Ferry was once more brought to life by an offer of Justo Carriilo, presiden of the Industrial and Agri cultural Exchange bank oi uba Carillo has imyited City Manager Dave King, City Commissioners, chairmar , of the Board of County Commissioners for a con-| ference concerning the pro- posed ferry to Cuba from Key West No date has been set for the trip to Havana pending the return of Mayor H,~- vey and City Commission- er Delio Cobo The Cuban government did not take up their option to purchase the Carib Queen from the Gulf At- lantic Transportation Com- pany. } Seemingly, the Cuban/ financiers. have another vessel in mindsfor the In- ternational trips from Ha- Vana to Key West a thn - wo eer Hii Key Wester Takes Top Honors In A Class Of Sixty Phote by UB Army Accused Navy Man To Call Jersey Parents Babytaced Sailor Calm Awaiting Inquest Mon, Pacents In Gloucester City, New Jersey Bennet Hill, 22 year old sail charged with the murder af botc owner George Hopkins will fdas (Ck: Des taniy in Gioucester City dersey torough the bars of bis cell “The Sheriff says you can call your family collect today. De you want to?” Hill who is charged with killing Hopkins, whose brutally beaten body was found Saturday mora, looked up and answered quietly “Ves i'd tke to cau, we woo) have a phone. 1 have to call the neighbors when my dad w= home.” Hill's face was calm though pasty colored. His brow was sweating despite the coomess ot tne day. on nol eo can Sunday when the questioning led to 4 warrant by us sheriff's office on charge of mur der, it was said wuue-eyed wita light brown curly how, rat ous # Poune face. 1 sus wore his whites despite the fact that he has been in jail since Sunday. He has been a quiet pri- soner with fo shouts to yet TuGsDay The Associated Press Teletype Features and Photo Servu IN THE RUARY 5, 1952 $400,000 APTdHopkins’ Will Be Held sci: Monday Morning At 10:30 55-Units At Corner Of United, William * Rumors Fly As To Motive Mrs. Rose Cohen, Miami will construct a 55-unit For Murder By JIM COBB apartment costing an esti- mated $400,000 at the cor- ner of United and William Peace Justice Ira Albury announced today that an in into the death o streets George H, Hopkins will be held next Monday morning at 10:30 a.m, Hopkins was found early Saturday movn- ing lying on the sidewalk at | the foot of Simenton Siree! beaten, fatally about the U.S.A, PRICK FIVE CENT: “Monse” On Man Mrs. Cohen is being rep- resented by Attorney Wil- Nam V. Albury The attorney last night asked and got a letter from City Commissioners de- quest The for the delwy, A! apartment construction. ~ | Albury said that his client had made plans for off-street parking, and that zoning laws of the City of Key West had been check- ed. “What type apartments will they be?", inquired Eisner “Two-story apartments” replied Attorney Albury. City Attorney M. Igna- | tius Lester was instructe?’ } to write the letter declar- ing the critical need for further housing in the City Citizen Staff Phote NEXT TIME LEO BARRY WILL WATCH WITH WHOM HE RIDES zs * ss 2 Black Eye Of The Week Shown By Leo Barry Who Was Beaten, Robbed WAITER OFFERED * eee Ge Ca A bald-headed mon with ¢ Carrillo'’s letter was i? saLzpung., AUSTRIA—(PID).— Pte Herman F Cerezo o “alle Me has eaten normally since answer to one sent. by King | Medical Company, 350th Infantiy Kegument, UeSe¥orces in pe pL OX) ts ‘some weeks ago. =| Austria. Hontte: th w ess of 60 studenty-who recently jailer, 4 Text of the letter dated — eracuat the EUCOM Personnel Clorks Scitoo! seven February 1 to King is as weeks € at Lenggries in Germany follows: “We are approaching a Civie Heads Urged New lraffie Cdr. Zuska Is wing Faucets Mean Unk C. BJs In D. C. Tot Says bleek, purple and red shiner, and | wutsived shoes, walked wearily nto The Citizen Office yesterday ifternoon. In Keys Crash Herman Johns, U. 8. decision on the establish- ment of an automobile and (Ceatinued Gh Page T ivoe Navy Man Agrees To Pay Damages In a hearing yesterday Weiter Justice of the Peace tra A bury RP. D. Voss of the USS Manta few the charges egainst hin _—— from breaking and en ‘ine to trespaseig, into the A and B Lobster House The change was made when the suilor agreed to 6 otal festitution for all damages caus ed in last Thursday evening's foray. The amount of the dam age was $401 The incident ovetirred tast Thursday night when” loeat po lice found the man within the restaurant amid @ welter of smashed crockery. Berlin Felton, proprietor of the restaurant, agreed to yesterday's action Tackle Thompson Enterprises. Inc. “Maya Through The Ages” ond “This World of Color” presented by Theres, Feb. 7 8 P OM. Sharp EAST MARTELLO ToweR reer AIRPORT Orrenine Ferre Whe Phone 666 New Chief Of Surgery He Comes To Key West Prom The U.S. Hospital Bethesda. Morvland Comman Jobn 3. Zusta, USN, is the new Chief of Surgery at the U. 5S. Naval Hospital, Key West, Florida. We comes to Ke West from the U 5S. Navel Hospi tal, Bethesda, Maryland Cdr, Zuska is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zuska, 220 6 Cen tral Pork) Aypnge. | Citicege, (ft nois, and a brother of LOdr, A bert J. 2 MG, USN. Hee went educated wed sedi ot chicken and received bis Bachelor of Sei ence and Doctor af Medicine De afees from the University of Tih hots College of Medicine He enter d the Navy 87 at the US Naval Hospital, San Diego, Cali fornia Since that time he has ser wurced On Page Sevens Southern Cross In Key West Sky A rf to the Key West Ae weuing oe "uae a tose. It us wintble uth end of eng street by lonk toward Sand Key about 5 o'clock any ine slightly Lighthouse mor + month A clear sky is needed t HAVE YOU TRIED The 20-20 Plan? You seve 20°. on sutterception 20°. on Expiration of policies by insuring on 5 year annua See ws for particulars CRUSOE INSURANCE renews! AGENCY PHONE 205 1M TRUMAN ave have the To Attend Meeting On Youth Center The time has come to talk of many things! Not seating wax or selling ships or cabbeqes or kings! But of « new Youth Ten ter. All civic heads or represen- tetives of clubs from the Junior Scrntcdke erocuneee We Wave at least one delegate at the er tremely important meeting, hed at Wesley House on Varels S., Wedresday night of 3 o.m. Both the Senior and Junior Wo. me's Cubs have fofmed the ini tial plans and groundwork and are anxious te oven the discus sen on the extebichment of & much neede Youth Conter Mrs. Blanche Miller and Mrs. Stuart Whiting ore in charge Woman ts Charged As Drunk Driver A car driven } Pritehett of Hendersonville, V « struck a perked cor on Dw street vesterday and failed to ston Officer Prank Cofhalie nessed the serident gave and said that the woman was un der the influence of aleobol Cora ballo placed the woman wnder ar rest for driving under the influ ence of alcohol and having an ac cident Damages to the parked car are estimated at $25 When @ tax! passenger the door of a it struck the opened text Fleming of a car Hamilten inves epert ed that the parties inv agreed to sete the Gam s out of court, 1 A trate GhOaR fe Gat Marca ret tre, ad rtumted O, Page Five) a POR THOSE WHO APPRECIATE GOOD ITALIAN FOOD TINGS RESTAURANT @—CHICKEN CACCIATORE © Pirve @ Spaghert © Veal Scatiopin: © Raviole eLaSeons ORDERS TO TAKE OUT 7 ouvar TEL. i908 A tl bea ' auto. dren by Carmel ' Plan To Be Voted On ‘ty Commitice Declares That lh will ve Flow, .) Of Teal The traffic plan submitted by the Safety Committee of Key West was debated for well over our lest night by City Com Mis deners ety commission and safety vomitee differed only on traffic omhtions fer Whitehead, Angela sad Fiervangt Rhem mgatreetntn perAitit, Wp + peab tdnewt éonmmedtiin””'” Hamveab meer! outils’ told Vi the hardship that 84% Ween jit: once wednrvers at line rot Duvad ame Picmniiig (0 pase two years wre — To piokupee fareoat thé Hote! La Coneha, they are forced to go a around the bleck—many times aim some other cab ahead of them that has been cruising down Duval street Gonsalet wished that twoway traffic be allowed on Fleming from Simonton te Duval street City Cor woner Eisner ask ed that the commission go along ith the change sman Neil Knowles, a toe safety commitice that the commission Fleming street a two. and part tw way street i part one-way “i part t Knowles pre establishment of one for Fleming, but could ding the street into Sugar’ Sweeting, chairman of Safety Committee, lake PPopositen The entire pian will be submit ted to ‘the city commission for ‘ wed Un Page Seven aa Compliete Stock of Mechanic HAND TOOLS (uaranteed for Life ‘s West ‘Ato Pats Go. 2) DUVAL STREET ; tami \raey Tm Leo Barry. | got Pi RN tg Sty Se ae ee Ford ran off the shuilder of her four year old niece, Don- ebbed of more than $30 ™Y fighway and tursed na Ecton who is visiting her shoes, wristwatch and glasses times. utterly demolishing from Kensas City, Mo, hes Barry, who is @ waiter and ear, it was learned today. estutely sized pg the Key #rtender at Perky Lodge, SYS Piorida Wighway Patrolman West " " be suffered the besting at the ch Wotton whe wes on the scene cottage on Her four old ears ab- hands of four sath who off twenty minutes later said that the te ae struck ode Ge bo aa cd him a ride back to Porky johns missed @ curve south of pede ==. = ‘ao ak ta a C. B. was going to Washing. = '""" & Marathon tavern, Sunday Jewfish Creek, ran off the shoul ond po hie deaths ton Sundey with Commis. ‘'#* der on the right cide of the read." Be later convieted on sioner Delio Cobo to win na- They sid they were going to and covered a distance of 450 feet Coiling was carer oan tional sid on the water Key Westend could drop me Mm bis three devastating turns o paps ny 4 p hg may Bye shortage. off,” said the slight man with Though the car was a total HOW #F poy Pedi P0rr05 Yesterdey Mrs. Harvey ex- th" mouse, “They seemed all wreck Jobns was able to get out en ae Geld thet Wibee te 8 pressed concern over not re. ‘ight | fell asleep on the ride and talk in o daved fashion. Hix prcare cama ceiving an “Assived Safely” down When I woke up, first injuries at first sight, Walden said ~~ ~ Fyn in question. al- i See be Seen ine | tage Oe were ening ne ae ee ee wih Later The sailors, he said, asked bim g's. © $ i of sb io tare —uecneupen a apene 5 money he hed. Timp Civil Air Pa a ie aon tonmia en cheered hes. gunt wp. Donne found it uy roughing him up end ° : fession by Mul to the act ae ee | an eee, wee Will Meet Tonight A friend of the deveased, heor recm waterproof one, his bi-foe amore about ~ A Ue «i onan alti ‘black shea Civil Air Patrol Cadets nels | Hop sion, Seenared? ther js wee ita Mgrver tomes: ove. cos Th lad Hat classes at the Key West High terous.” And sald thet tived safely.” even one man—iet sions four school last Thursday might: The ft ae meld hin Biighy esteem Pi a Ee ee —They didn't knock me Um jnitinl course wes given in Civil by hie. mang friends ad the bathroom now.” Mrs. Marvey realized that even at four, Donna has © nice grasp of direct «¥.ion, Plus complete faith in her x things —=z=_a Davis Honored By City Commission Palace Theater Sergeant Harold N. Davis, 54 Jehan Denne Martel! te Village. son of Mr and Mrs. ——s loseph Davis. was publicly honor ,,. ed by the city commission iat “Elephant Stampede” a ee Davis, an infantryman. fought in PRESENTS Korea against the foes of Democ DANCE RECITAL Sy pupils of The Pinder Schoo! of Dance Friday, Feb. 8 HIGH SCHOOL ~via: AUCTION SALE The Jr. Sr. High Scheel P. T. a. the SO epweser Aemen! SHOW “RAPE NEEL” ane wenn 2:00 P. MA. RAIN or SHINE Msictass oF WME Mtn" UDITORIUM With Weetere and A Betmree Sets Ch idren— Se Adulte — Te dcr Uriges Maemt of SY ¢ Perinrmance— eam 4M CURTAIN 6:30 P.M Sierecee =~ re 5 a. . ae vere “ Tickets on Sele ot poe Stowers. TORPTS ON SALE Mowry a1 Scheet Dence Sh LA. SCM be 1 OCEAN FRONT LOTS ond ACREAGE TRACTS HIGHWAY PRONTAGE REASOWABLE TERMS FREE FISH FRY ond DRINKS Newton C, Smith Land Auction Company malanal PHONE 3_ 990) J