The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 23, 1952, Page 1

SRO PA ABRIL fiw tan Pa) We Pierids, 4 , ij YEH byitab) ‘ ; a 7 AY: whit @ 7) re Bae | E THE SOUTHERNMOST NE WSPAPER IN THE USA. The Associated Pres Te Features and Photo Serv - 12 Years Devoted to Best Interess- -* Key W KEY WEST, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1952 75 PRICE FIVE C: if Th thiay’s Stite Citizen Staff Photo NINE PROUD YOUTHS [eft Saturday for Boy’s State at Tallahassee. The young men, picked for : r are pictured above. Their names along with the ir trip are, left to right, front row: Jack Wells (Am- Ira Silberman (American Legion), Joseph Pineda rd (American Leg Back row: Thomas Cornell (VFW), John Mc Kill- Bruce Cleare (Elks), Robert Sawyer (Scottish Rite). p and character t eir outstan< wnsOring < vided f an Legio: tary Ch Navy Planes Smash Communist Hydro-Electrie Plants OKYO (Navy planes from k— ee carriers and air force fight- , s puihiig <5 tan a a great on: | Boy's Fight sist hydro-electric plants along | ie es Results In vi sere Korean War wena nv A young eolored boy's anger at fea, Navy Panther jets and Sky J another boy yesterday might best - ’ be termed “‘of a fiery nature.” At 4:15 p.m., Police Officer R. E. Garrison was called to 615 Duval | street. “Two colored boys had been devs operated from th r, Bonbomme Richard and } a container of gasoline and threw it on the other. He then threw an % © .\his clothing afire.” The youth suffered third degree burns on his leg. He was taken to Galey Memorial Hospital for treatment and later released. No charges have been filed by police and the names of the boys are withheld due to their being mi- Iniiank = | mors. " € 41 U. S. Navy Photo Witnesses include: Merrill Rio, thunder showers 7 Boroda Lane, Joseph Jackson, utenant iam D. Wilson. | 726 Windsor Lane, Leroy Robinson, N ait for Carrier |12 & Fort Village, and Gary Sulli- van, address unlisted | New A-Bomb Plan’ WASHINGTON (P— A plan to ch small atomic bombs from the air against enemy aircraft was reported under study in high mili k, Va tary circles as the key to a revo {uty | lutionary air defense system of the future av Air Force Magazine, unofficial 43 as an but usually well informed, said a 1946, | thorities believe with the d is atomic weapon America air defenses can knock down 95/ e | per cent of attacking enemy planes 4 under any conditions, he mag ne said curr ited States can count on no more than five per cer M night or in bad weather Ewypiy Seais : Soldier Returns OKLAHOMA CITY nas the REO tly gathered up all the - and stowed them away eaten nt ha hai i? A na closet Korea where was serving with ee the O’Conner home tol UA Wa shington St. s ob eypinanereluale pe arrived scharged, and came home $s Two — — Bs ASA MARINA IS NOW UPEN ‘ POOR OLD CRAIG page SERVICE STATION ee Francis at Truman Phone $18 A} iv P. O. Box 293 Your PURE OIL Dealer ‘ ' 591] Tires .. Tubes . . Batteries rane .. Accessories engaged in a fight,” says Officer} _ * \ ignited match on the boy, setting |; KW Garden Club To Discuss Dog Racing Today The pros and cons of the Stock Island Dez track will be dis- cussed at an emergency meet- ing of the Key West Garden Club this afternoon at 4 p.m. The Garden Club makes the fourth civic group since last Wed- nesday to take a stand on the Proposed $300,000 track. The other three groups have all come out against the track. It is expected that the United Church women meeting tomor- row will also take a stand against the track. Though the Junior Chamber of Commerce has taken a position opposing the track, the Senior Chamber has not yet discussed the « ion, Rotary club wil! hold a debate on the track at its Thursday meeting. Sidney Aronovitz, trea- surer of the Key West Kennel! club will present the pro-dog track position. Mr. Truman & Mrs. McAvoy sf) 150 WHAT Musm BE the grandaddy of all MRS. SUSAN McAVOY ¢ he | Presbyterian ( ‘hildre *n Complete <a ation Bible Study a ( every three Key West Shrimp Operators Threaten Withdrawal Due To Inflated Costs — —s ¥ MANY SHRIMPERS Shrimper Saves Giant Shrimp Caught dy oe phiensi i ECONO OVE; Drowning Man e#ICE, FUEL COSTS St | A negro shrimper, name with held, was credited by police with saving the life of a would-be sui cide Sunday morning at four o'clock. The man who tried to take his own life had jumped over-board from Key West Standard O Company’s dock. The shrimper spotted the drowning man, pulled him ashore, and administered arti ficial respiration. By the time police arrived, the man was conscious. He became violent and it took the combined efforts of Lt. Cerezo, Officer Bell, | and Patrolman Lounders te handle him. The police officers carried jhim to the County Jail where was placed in a padded cell. | The occasion climaxed several other incidents in which the police have been troubled by the same | man, Two large shrimpers, To my Fazio and Joe Sequ have already moved it operations to the West C city. Fazio operated six bon!s while Sequeria fished ter well as participating in operation of a packing ho: at the Clyde-Mallory docks wemermeemens cmmmeeiaias the shrimper * ee tugas area, hundred pounds\ct the monster According to the operat i the high cost of fuel and | Fi A] F] as well “5 need rents False Fire Alarm oday ie | Sane eens tisfaction among the i ports have it that f Calls 3 Companies Business “222: | FOUR CALLS RESPONDED e as compared with 12,7 c¢ | West. They compl | TO BY KEY WEST fA , in ee eieat se | FIREMEN OVER WEEKEND irror encore vita A false alarm that the Delmon- By SAM DAWSON cnts per ton in Fort M ico Restaurant on Duval street rear ee a »—The 1 strike takes z om Lees 40 more hse ayn” ines | Spotlights. the demand for st« r, of ice to make up ten in twas on fire pulled out machines | ihe ee ewer ait they Bante! \from the U. S. Naval Station, a8] jarcer is the demand for y t well as No. 1 and No. 3 City fire | build up the nation’s « I ? stations yesterday morning at 4 Produce war got 05. come. t c 1 Frank C No. 1f Steel shipr its to m s € guns statior ts tha arrival | on. at the rest nt, t was so) of this year ki ne g in the street! one S Ss. mell-| steel a month - * edt American Iron ar tee ed th 3} It reports tt the tion, jean supply in No. 3 Station | steel th € month But it doe 1 pes that he will not also tak the f; Saeco te Sips Se es = A e peak of ambit 28s WYLK’ 5 Mit. 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