The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 13, 1952, Page 1

Warmest City In Nation Today Was KEY WEST 76° Ken West Citisen THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN TH VOL. LXXIII. No. 63 Goggle-Fishing Makes A Convert At Dry Tortugas _ mht he Korean War KEY WEST, FLORIDA, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1952 Dongo Announces For Criminal Court Clerk Harry Dongo today formally an nounced for the office of cterk of Called Chess Game By Vet Villareal, 22, Saw the Criminal Court of Record. Plenty Of Action Said Dengo At Korean Front ‘in announcing ‘my candi for re-election to the office of-¢ By Dorothy Raymer of the Criminal Court of Record. J dust hack from Korea, Pfe. | would like to say to the voters of | ~~~ —— ——— |George “Bunsie” Villareal, army | Monroe County that I shall base | veteran described the Korean cam- | my race for the office on my past) To ito paign as a chess game. record. | “Ih just a gunner,” he said ry , ai ; I was first elected to the office “and I'm willing to do my duty in cant ie iagpes oS E . A sk the service. But sometimes I won. |i") 1940. At eh Hine the -avetess xperts S number of cases handled by the Ranks Tops In | Start Sewer craw- ~ oye Spear-Fishing By BUSAN McAVOY I visited another planet ye _ Survey Today any and am still not back on this earth. | I reached that planet not by Hight Man Crew rocket, by jet, or by super-sonic| Gathers Data In effett. Flagler Avenu I reached it by putting an air} SBN id tigh} water goggle ever my eyes, _ No. Beach Sections ‘kaos rubber: | The tirm of Clifford and Coop- The planet’s atmosphere is salt ©" and Associates who wat¢r, not air. Its inhabitants ara | @Warded a contract for the pre- friends and foe, who breathe | liminary survey for the proposed thrqvgh gills and swim with | additions and improvements to finrs. the Key West sewer system have The friendly grouper, wasted no time in getting on the fish, snapper, parrot fish, job. fish and dozens of others wel- | cca tithe dale corjed me to the planet. epresentatives of the com- te barracuda, a huge ray, sea | | pany announced this morning chins and stinging coral on | that an eight man. crew of sur- pe | planet repelled me but didj| veyors began operations along keep me from making my | Flagier Avenue and North Beach enffance to this other world. Road to compile data for the Boat Superintendent » Joser h | survey. Sajtini of Fort Jefferson piloted| The data will be tabulated and us to the marine planet, after | detailed plans drawn and. speci- Pei Edgar flew us in 40 minutes) fications written for the im- to Fort Jefferson. provement of the» system which ntini who Knows every rip-| has been termed inadequate for pld of the blue-green waters off | the city’s growing needs. thé seven Tortugas, took us out| The Clifford and Cooper firm over the coral wets, 68 miles | was awarded the contract for the fron Key West. | survey by the City Commission T watched a goggler adjust his | in competition with four other facé mask, don his flippers and | engineering companies. go down, The proposed $1,500,000 ex- ‘ome on in, Susan,” he pelied: pansion “iba is expected | to wait until you~ tell, receive. financial /aid~ from the ‘Santini said laughingly: tails of® ancing are being | worked out by City Officials in bye cedagghtn AAA Mane cooperation with the engineers ones to have some fun,” and put i : on his mask, took his long spear |2t this time. Key ‘West’s Critical and dived overboard. e Defense Area rating is expected “A huge ray is lying down |'° aid in the obtaining of finan- ere on the bottom,” he shout- ‘ial help, according to. official ed. sources, dropped the goggle«1 was| The firm is said’ to approve of about ie put on, I Went not go | the plans worked out by City info water where the dangerous |Manager Dave King for an ray lay eight feet under me. I “ocean outfall system as part of could admire’ but not emulate. the sewer improvement plan. *A barracuda just snapped his |The engineers. say, that while teeth at me,” laughed one of | the initial cost of-such a system, the men. ja oppos d to a conventional 1 shuddered. |sewage disposal plant, would be ‘hat decided me. 1 would {somewhat greater, | the outfall nd the day in the boat watch- |system would amortize itself and (Continued On Page Six ) he ultimate cost would be sub- were | ; der what the outcome is going to be in Korea. It’s like a chess game. | CUE Was 18 per month acre Foreign Aid We make a move. Then they make | Due to the unprec one. We advance to a certain posi- | crease in the population of — the tion, Next day we go back from | County, the increase in tourist G lobal Planners Say ~ |travel and the extensive construe uman Program Is tion program undertaken here, ded For Defense e Of The Free World f WASHINGTON () — The admin- ‘istration’s top foreign strategists | Realizii hat I am a servant of| called on Congress today to vote all the peope, I have consistently | every dollar of President Truman's discharged the duties of my office | $7,900,000,000 foreign-aid program. | in an efficient manner and for the| Four first-line global planners best interest of the citizens of Mon-} went before a joint Senate-Hcuse roe County. | group to open their uphill fight ; *| 1 believe that my past perform. | for foreign-aid funds in the face of ance clearly indicates my fitness | congressional economy drives in |for the office which I seek. | this election year. jthe monthly average of es han- | dled by office during the past year |was 90. a this | a 08 S| said a cut in foreign funds now would have “the immediate and destructive effect of undermining the whole economy" cf NATO— 7 |the North Atlantic Treaty Organi- ation, | § 2. W. Averell Harriman, director | jof mutual security, deciarea wis | | |a redactionyin funds would rep- oc | resent “a decision io reduce the | strength whieh is being built in |al Court of Record; basis, I solicit your support. (Paid Political Advt.) Citizen Staff Photo GEORGE VILLAREAL where we started with some other piece moved in, maybe. What de the ee world for oxy common we think about the game? Well, ar @ detenie against the threat of the most of the men are all in favor of Kremmin. bombing every 1,000 feet irom the! New’ YORK wm — The stock| 3- Secretary of Defense Lovett, 38th parallel to the order of Man-| market presented a mixed price emphasizing, the Communist - Jed ped | churia.” ttern today with steels heading | Peril to the. Rg h in Indochina, | Villareal is only 22 years pies ood oa "anole Toutiaeiet and chem: calles areal increase | he has. jeals:displaying some of the great. |? assista nk em- tion at the Korearrfront. oem est Tosses, ' battled Par Eastertt fand All the witnesses bond the necessity of the multi-billion dollar | — program to tolster this nation’s defenses against Communism. Acheson defended the Western Eurcpean countries against con- gressional suggestions that they are not doing their full part in the defense buildup. He gave as his ‘considered judg- ment” that the present efforts by tween seven and eight points at |European NATO members, plus times. Most other oils, however, |¢ertain new commitments, ‘“ap- were a bit higher. |Proach the limit of their capaci- ned. wryly. Motors were mostly higher, al- | Ges.” ae | “1 didn’t have many complaints |thcagh gains were small and Gen- | | “To go beyond these limits,” he | about frost-bite because it was get-| eral Motors traded unchanged for | S8id, “would produce a strain on | ting warm when we arrived. And | long periods. “ |their pciitical, economic and bei it got warmer. In fact, it was darn-| jfigher stocks included U.S. cial structures that would endanger | ber of 1950, he went into the arm- ed service, attached to the U. S, Army, First’ Cavalry. He left the States in May 1951 and by last June was in Japan. “My outfit didn’t stay there long. We went right up to the front and were in on the Spring Offensive in the Yong-Chon-Chow Won area. They have some names over there! I guess that’s the way you spell that one. All the places sound like you’re reading a menu for differ- ent kinds of chop suey,” he grin- Prices spread out over a range of between one and two points either way with some notable ex- ceptions. New York & Harlem Railroad, controlled by the New York Cen- tral, opened off fvie points at 545 and the next sale was at 565 points: , Amerada Petroleum fell back be Before an overflew crowd who | | If re-elected, I pledge the samc’ , ; kc rowd |eourteous, efficient service whieh | jammed into the Senate's biggest | I have rendered during my 13 | committee room, these points were | | years as your Clerk of the Crimin- | stressed: 1. Secretary of State Acheson | E .U.S.: Sdfiated Press Teletype, and Photo Servioss ears Devoted to the Interests of Key Wes ‘Truman Lashes Out At Opvosition To PRICK FIVE CENT' _ seen Program been masquerading as a the ed in, Tyescay’s. La Semur Key West. BUILDING OF POINCIANA 16 CLASSROOMS BEGINS IN JUNE, O'BRYANT SAYS ‘PRIO FLEES HAVANA HAVANA, Cuba sed President, $271,890 FUND MAKES POSSIBLE RELIEF OF PUPIL CROWDING Construction on the $274,890 ad-| ed hot, a lot hotter than in Key | steel, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, béth their securiiy and ours—and | West. I ought tu know. T was born | Montzomery Ward, Boeing, Zenith | Might well wreck everything that | ditions to Poinciana school will) pc start the middie of June, Superin-| YGNACIO CARBONELS&, the Spitit of the Hurridiy er operatg Alegre Pageant. He reached foreommertt At next autumn’s hugeicutie . left in a Mexican Airlines a * Determined To See Policy Of } Conservin g Resources Last | CHICAGO (#—President Truman lashed out today at opposition to the federal power program as ‘‘vi | cious” and “‘one of the most cynical | and dangercis developments in | many years.” His remarks were in a special message sent to the National Rural Electric Co-operative Association which Secretary of the Interior Chapman presented in a prepared speech. Both the President and Chapman pledged to fight for continuation of the federal power program. “Tam determined tc do every thing I can to see that the policy of conserving and developing our priceless water power resources fo the public benefit shall go for ward,” the President said. “This campaign. to destroy fed eral power policy must not suc- ceed,” Chapman said. The President said the power in- dustry’s “propaganda campaign,’ has switched. tr from attacks on the valley authority idea to denounci ‘the public power program as “so cialism.”” Mr. Truman said the power in Alene tae na r FesOUrces ‘the wat theory He mer G itizen, Stati Photo: » Who has est, appeal in Bey “They are Buys to grab the Hells Canyow Reservoir site (in (Continued On Page Six ) Announcing the OPENING OF A ZONE OFFICE FOR Investors Diversified Services, Inc. Underwriter and Distributor for Investors Syndicate Of America, Inc. (®—Cuba’s de- Carlos Prio So- | a | Stantialy less. Negligible upkeep! ang raised here.” | agape 7 bate ee Ti we are trying to accomplish.” f Ho-| a ile i t |cost is the reason given for the Geet thats of Mr, and Mrs. aap cere rested Co cae Some 40 congressmen war’ in on seri siete ea 3 eee today for exile in Mexico) Investors Selective M A R L saving this plan wane mn vai|{%:R: Villareal of 807. Catherine | (, yoann : the ae i i ee h Foclowing yesterday's notifica-| He and his party, including gov- Fund, Inc. | z, in cooperation with local | street, He's tall, lean and has light} Lower were Santa Fe, Nickel | 276 being “eld before the Senate | ii, yf final aproval of the Feder-| ernment ministers’ loyal to him, Investors Stock officials has been engaged | brown hair and hazel brown eyes | piate, DuPont, Eastman’ Kodak, | | Foreign Relations and Armed Serv- | al funds for the building, O'Bryatt; were given safe passage by Ful- 75c Per Cu. ¥d. |in making surveys of the pro-| that don't miss'-a trick. His big, |American Can, ¢ Sears | ices Committees and the Heuse | 5. in touch with the sehool archi-| gencio Batista, Cuba's strong man | Fund, Inc. ded at Stock talend pit [[CSl_ Cutfall station in the feapable looking hands outlined a! Roebuck and’ Douglas Aircraft | oreign Affairs Committee. | wko wil complete all plans | who pushed Prio from office Mon: | hoa at Stoc | Hawks Channel area. Dye mark-| battle maneuver when asked what | Curb change stocks were|,, There was no action today on lhy April 1. V 2 ate, | day and Wednesday became Prime Investors Mutual, Inc @ x 8 x 16 BLOCK have been dropped along | his most exciting experience was | mostly her. in active areas, |tP¢ Suggestion by Sen. MeMahon |” 1k ap-| Minister of the revolutionary gov- DISTRIBUTOR terial and the} in Korea. - = é ;, | (D.-Conn.) that Gen. Dwight D. | 80 [0° 20c Per. Block h floating ma’ in Kore: } Moving head were American Su- | Fi conhowe: rs | prove s de-| ernment (In Quantities) jresults of the influence of the) “Those gooks are smart fight: |perpower. Barium Steel, Eureka | Usentower be recalled from Paris 1)... — - AJ ROURKE Ri id: -Mix Concrete Caren AD ot fe Pose Six) | Pipe Line, General Builders Sup- ° Me M ony intiestedt het (See “Picture on i teal Six) { | 2 eady- Jed to determine their flow in | plies, Imperial Oil, International |, ec? ahon indicated he would de- $8 _.| SHRIMP ENCHILADO LA CONCHA HOTEL Rock, Sand and EC telation to the shore line. | Petrotcum. Mapes. Consolidated | #!¥ & formal motion that Bisenhow- | | | Although the results of these CHOICE BUILDING LOTS sy dd Mount Vernon - Wood: |“ be brought back until the DINNER ‘ELKS CLUB BENEFIT - DANCE and MEN'S, BATHING BEAUTY | CONTEST = Gravel tests have net been tabulated, it Continued On Page Four? CHARLEY TOPPINO |: ay hey neste <4 aye & SONS een extremely si k tests were made under purposely BENEFIT CEREBRAL PALSY & CRIPPLES CLINIC FUND MONROE COUNTY | Convenient to Schools and Shopping | Perry Mills. 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TONIGHT A right of fun promised ll we | ba ti | TELEPHONES 1877 - 1878 and loveliest of fashion fads: ‘Aloha’ costume jewelry—made from noth- ing in the world but marcaroni! You'll find brilliantly colroful Aloha necklaces and earrings in Key West... but ONLY at GIFT HOUSE ‘diagonally across from the postoffice HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Adults 60¢ Students 30c Monree County Audubon Society PALACE Warren Douglas and Lois Hall in assisted by Women’s Hospital | me Ae Pom saTuRDay, March 15th | ens es HARD TIMES dete DANCE rena | LEGION HOME, STOCK ISLAND Announcing Sat., March 15th — NEW HOURS — 10 P.M. ‘TIL? TAM. — 3 P.M. — = HIS | coer cases TOWN TO RELAX Adm. 49c Air Conditioned No one permitted unless in Rags. | if Now that your income tax has been | BENNY'S paid, weer what you heve Jeft.| CAFETERIA | SL aU] TONIGHT and 7:30 each evening through March 23rd CHARITY BALL CASA MARINA Monroe General Hospital Speaker JOHN FRENCH, evangelist of Stuttgart, Ark. 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