The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 11, 1953, Page 2

Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, April 11, 1953 e ° Says| l'raffie Mishap Vicinity: “Gerald Bishop Watkins, 726 warm today thru Sun-| Fleming Street, boat builder, was showers near main-| ¢harged with driving under the in- itle to moderaté east and | fluence of intoxicating beverage, winds, reckless driving and causing an aceident on Caroline Street at 12:30 a. m. today: Driving a Pontiac sedan, Wat- kins struck a parked Buick be- longing to Wilbur William Wood of Sioux City, Iowa who had park- -|ed his vehicle on Caroline Street between Elizabeth and Simonton the rear of Wood’s car, damaging it to the extent of $30. Watkins car was more severely .| damaged to the estimated cost of open| the date for resuming the plenary sessions.” t SECRECY ON BANK ROBBERY PROBE SAVANNAH, Ga. #—A tight eur- tain of secrecy was draped today around the investigation of a $83,770 robbery at the Southside branch of the Citizens’ and South- ern National Bank. The FBI would only admit there had been a robbery, and Savannah Police have not released any clues. men took over the’ bank about 6:5 a. m. yesterday and Nacriog bong incoming employe eep him from ing an sounding CONCERN GROWS (Continued from Page One) orders have been given serial num- bers and are carefully listed in the State Department. Roosevelt issued 3,772 in his more than 12 years in the White House. Totals by other recent presidents include: 903 by Truman, 1,004 by Hoover, 1,248 by Coolidge, 484 by Harding, 1,770 by Wilson, 599 by William H. Taft and 1,770 by Theo- dore Roosevelt. ROAD BACK OPENS (Continued trom Page One) EST, Friday) and lasted only 2% minutes. Not a word was spoken during the signing. : Daniel signed first. He scrawled his signature on six sets of docu- ments, two each in Korean, Chi- nese and English, Then Lee af- fixed his signature, When the pact was signed, Lee arose and pressed for a quick re- newal of the truce talks. Miami-Key West Box Score MIAMI Player— DeJesus, rf ... Crouch, ss Shields, c .. Pike, lf Osacer, 1b ..... Martinez, cf Maritis, 2b Heyser, 3b Russell, p .. E 0 2 1 1 ° Qo 1 CHR MN HR CHOOH MIN my NUNSCCRH NRE HY enrocotrocep Totals— 7 KEY WEST Player— B Gates, cf . Lastres, ib Salgado, rf - 3 Lastres, p . Cruz, 3b - 2b Rodriguez, If Henriquez, ¢ Catala, ss .. Solomon, 2b X-Pita, rfi-p .... Totals— RBI: Heyser, 6; Osacer, 1; Shields, 2; G. Lastres, 1; Cruz, 2; Rodriguez, 1, 2B: Lastres, Cruz, Heyser, Crouch. 3B: Heyser, Osa- cer. SB: Gates, Maritis, Pike. SO: Lastres 6, Russell 7. Left: - Key West 8, Miami 5. BB: Off Lastres 10, Off Russell 10. Umpires: Gug- liemo and Rodriguez. BYRD PREDICTS (Continued from Page One) 0 1 Rg 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 ° 2 0 SOCOM NOME former. Secretary of the Army Frank Pace Jr., both testified they Louise Duke Paces Navy Wives’ Bowling Louise Duke of ‘Nevsia CPO came out with top high single game of 171. Close bebind was Mc- |Guire with 169 and good ole’ Maxine Ritter right in there with a 164. Maxine topped pins for high triple of 460. The OpDevSta CPO girls made E) off this week with high scratch team game of 704 and the USO- YMCA had high scratch team set | of 1961. Plans are now in progress | for a banquet at the close of the/ league which will end in two} weeks. TEAM USO-NCCS ..... STANDINGS % Naval Air NavSta CPO Bill’s Licensed PAWN SHOP 716 DUVAL ST. HESTER BATTERY For Buick, Olds, Pontiac, Packard, Etc. — Guaranteed | Singles. Havana Wins Over Key West All-Stars The Havana Military Academy captured a win over the Junior League All Stars last night by a Score of 8-3 The Havanans scored one run in the second, another in the third, four runs in the fourth and wound up their scoring in the fifth" with two runs. Elroy Mira led the~ Key West batting attack with a brace of The game was played as a pre- liminary to the Miami Sun Sox - Fort Lauderdale Lions clash last night at the Wickers Field Sta- dium, Count Fleet, the 1951 champion Sire, is insured by Lloyds of Lon- don for $550,000, he Held Over By | Popular Demand 29,209 fans bet $1,743,370" at Daniel replied that hi id in-| were not aware of a critical ammu- form his dacetbies: then toe fot nition situation until October, 1951 gested that liaison group meetings |—eleven months after the Chinese “sg Vipin ey re beng BE ‘All id Coast ene blame,” Byrd a “ “ ’ bg do mpeg added. When asked whom. he . meant, he said the former secre- With that the meeting adjourned. taries and the military ‘people re- No date was set for per meet- we for ammunition produc- ion. bh ae de or In September, 1950, Gen. George sion soon, Cc covciagg peiing ee Seager . | Secretary. Lovett became lep- conse eins ae Prontliens uty the next month. Lovett ad- 12 MONTHS, Only .... $11.95 Exch. 18 MONTHS, Only 13.95 Exch, 3 YEARS, Only .......... $19.95 Exch: LOU SMITH, 1116 White DR. J. A. VALDES OPTOMETRIST Duplication of Lenses and Frames OFFICE HOURS 9-12 — 25 619 DUVAL STREET (Upstairs) TELEPHONE 2.7821 and smiling broadly. He told cor. | V2ced to secretary after Marshall ts: respondents: “Tt was & pleasure for me to resigned Sept. 12, 1951. Byrd insisted a lack of money sign this ‘agreement today for re-|CoUld mot be blamed, saying the yacht. The article is ilh ited by Ed- ELUSIVE CHARLIE > wi gage tious bame Ln ring | ene tm business under the | fioti+ of “JU! RES- iz fi i ifs : i § bs zp? are ay I 7 free i Edt ter saad Soanh o, t eaure if any you can, Why sald tition ehoeld not be oe. Fei e BARE BR ADAMS | Clerk of the Cirenit Coert Monroe Cogaty. Florida By Kathleen, » anaes SERRE am agches Key West, Fiera moar tapre-ti-18 188s | [ me inti: wound Army had not spent all the money paired sar = that — Congress had provited, but that, United Nations Command has re-| *’ @!! a matter of management.” 50’ x 100’ LOT FOR SALE HIGH DRY GROUND Peatedly urged this move since first making it in December, 1951.” Daniel told the Reds that the Before the 10-point agreement j was signed, Daniel made one more appeal—the third in a week—for the Communists to increase the oe of Allied prisoners they return. “For humanitarian reasons,” Daniel said, “I again request that you use the broadest interpretation of the degree of sickness in deter- mining the final number of cap- tured personnel who will be repa- triated’ We will do the same.” Lee replied, “Our side considers that there should be no further dis- pute about this question.” Just before the signing, Lee ent- ered for the record a statement reserving the right “to request that the sick and injured captured per- sonnel of our side not repatriated this time will be handed over to & neutral state so as to secure a just solution to the question of aoe oreo after an armi- The sick and wounded exchange was worked out on the Allied in- sistence that no disabled prisoner be forced to return against his will. That principle is contained jin the Geneva Convention. Once the major proceedings were finished, staff officers of both sides | met to complete minor administra- tive details. They already have agreed on the reception sites inside the Panmunjom area. The ex- change will be carried out from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. daily, The agreement guarantees against attack of convoys moving to Panmunjom from priton camps, and provides that ro more than 300 | from each side will be inside the Panminjom Area at time. Tt also provides that wil be exchanged in 3 at @ time, accom- ag i E Ss tit IF i Li if? ff t | the spring of 1951—which would Pace released a statement late yesterday saying “higher: author- ity” had slashed one billion dollars from an Army request for ammu-| nition money. He said this was in mean arms money was cut even after the Chinese hat! entered the war. Sen. Symington (D-Mo) on Thurs- that he had not.scen Gen. James A. Van Fleet's reports of ammuni- tion shortages, said these were merely routine reports by . Van Fleet's ammunition or supply offi- cers. Van Fleet, retired Eighth Army commander, had said he reported ammunition shortages almost daily during his 22 montis in Korea. HOPE: FOR (Continued from Page One) member of the group was quoted "| as, saying. Cuba’s accomodations outside of Havana for tourists are practical- ly non-existent. While the Cuban extensive highway network, a huge increase in the number of motels and hotels. would be necessary to {handle the expected influx of Am- ericans. In the State of Florida today there are more than 183,000 pri-/ vate and for-hire tru register- fed and more than 100,000 “pro. | | fessional” truck drivers. | sts Mr 835% For QUALITY USED CARS 1198 DUVAL ST. DIAL 2.2401 js ss $ SAVE 333% STRONS ARM BRAND COFFEE Coffee Mill i Bore Big Coppitt Key $760.00 CASH If Interested . . . Write |) BOX R-14, CITIZEN S.& S. 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