The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 21, 1953, Page 1

> . To Post As c System Of Utility Board For 5: P.M. Igns PRICE FIVE CENTS rir } 55 ee Fr f nif We i i bit igi aah ane Haat Honored IN THE USA. *. CA. Van Deursen Res - APER Manager Of C Long Serv cae Hi aie) Si fii A Hy He agit t AAT E STEsts ; - a allie HARE tl i i ne Auhat al PRE In ud it i as ae ® * 2 e 2 FE a S a a & 5 i Fd E Shana 2 = = + Meals apd? ‘business may be the result, “¥ — that tuna a Sates > | By JIM COBB THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSP Key West faces a bright future as » tuna fishing cen- according’ to the report of an expert of the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, now in Key West aboard Researchers Report Good Results the experimental fishing vessel, Oregon. In Gulf, Caribbean Explorations » Phe scientist, Stewart Springer of the ‘exploratory fishing section of the service, said yesterday that the re- ‘i id BB 5 H i Hea Hib albeit it a iff it | He be it Caribbean in an effort to determine the commercial feasi- an industry rivalling Key West’s million dollar ral | ‘sults of a survey of the waters surrounding Key ‘West, which is tiow in its second year, have shown “encouraging” results. The Oregon has ranged the Gulf of Mexico and the *| bility of tuna fishing in the area. According to the experts, ter, _ . Statewide a | Has il Be |. cific thdraws ‘Transferred To Pac ral Duke W The bill te exempt ‘Menree ill To Repeal Representative B. C. today. was learned _. County the : Papy Wi Phe Admiral will be trans- | R Key West, Florida, has the most equable climate in the B is slat- 1952, l Assume Commanding‘ Officer learned today. Command Of iser Div. gountry, with an average ‘sange of only 14° Fahrenheit “Rear Admiral Irving 1.|Plumbing Code. since July, Wil "Duke, Key West Admi ton ed for transfer in the near was