The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 3, 1953, Page 1

‘ ascent Key West, Florida, hes the most equable climate in the country, with an average range of only 14° Fahrenheit Kev West _Giigen MUTILATED The Associated Press Teletype Features and Photo Services. For 73 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.A, KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1953 PRICE FIVE cenrs| Three-Way Congratulations py Truman Beach Is Given Face Lifting Here Naval Personnel And Families To Use Beach Where President Swam If former President Tru- man were to visit the beach on the Naval Station named “Truman Beach” in his hon- or, he would be very pleas- antly surprised. Improvements made recently to the beach and. the beach i i for Key West naval : their dependents, sand were used to it has been cut beach by shift- The beach has been tly improved and enlarged and guard is on duty from 1000 @ gunset every day. j Im remodeling the beach house, | @hower facilities have been provid- | @@ for both men and women. A! . (@ack bar has been installed where | @ebes, soft drinks, hot dogs, sand-| and snacks are soli, | whack bar is open from 11:30; to 6:00 p, m., Wednesday, Ye - “Vas You D’ar, Sharley?” 8 Wasn't Invited Tittle e588 Le : H elt WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY JULY 4TH Dick’s Tire Service 929 Truman Ayenne | TRIPLE HANDSHAKE rommation# is presented by Key West High School baseball coach Paul center, who ‘is lauded for producing a championship team, vy the Rev. Ralph Rogers, president of the Rotary Club, and by Ernest Ramsey, acting as retiring president of .the group in the absence of Neil Knowles, who serrved, as Rotary chief this year. Davis, in turn, new Rotary president. ert oe - Davis. Tells Rotarians Of Y Basted Team ‘Activity At Luncheon 3 - New Rose Of Sub Rescue Club Officers Vessel Is Take Over At ' Miami-Bound The sub reseue vessel USS Pet- rel left Key West today to take part in Fourth of July celebrations at Miami. The Petrel, a unit of Submarine Squadron Four,’ will berth at Pier. 3 in Miami where it will hold “open house.” The Petrel, under the command of Lieutenant Commander Mich- acl Fedzyshyn, USN, has com- pleted 23 actual rescues of sub- marine personnel in practice ex- ercises, Recently the Petre! took part ina successful simulated rescue of the submarine Sennet off Key West in 200 feet of water. While in Miami, the public will ~ | be able to see the rescue chamber or “diving bell” used by the Pet-| _ Visiting rel to perform work down to 1,000 feet. They will also be able to see are welding equipment and the div- ing suits used by personnel aboard the ship. The Petre! will teave Miami Mon- day, returning to Key West. | } Walter S. Robertson rejected | Rhee’s demand in an hour-and-five | session, + | get the Communists to sign the The coach was guest speaker at the Rotarian lunch- : é Baseball Coach Paul Dav- is of the Key West High School was guest speaker at the opening of the new club year for Rotarians. Davis, account of the high school baseball team’s’ work held the group enthralled for half an hour. eal Scouts to camp. Singing was led by Harold Laubscher with in- {oo grep hermit oye eng THURS., JULY 9, THRU car’ Morales @ ‘followup Robert. Dopp. A WED. JULY 5 Program director Chuck Thorn- & [ z F F THE BEST IN 3-D! 120 SIMONTON STREET Near Coca-Cola Suecess Of Truce Talks Hing On Vital Issue Of Rhee’s View By SAM SUMMERLIN SEOUL (#—Success of U. S.- South Korean truce talks appar- ently hung today on only one vital issue—President Syngman Rhee’s | demand for more war if a post- armistice political conference doesn’t agree within 90 days to unify Korea. A high source said U. S. envoy minute meeting this moraing— their seventh secret session, After the conference Robertson told. newsmen: “Our discussions are continuing. I expect to see President Rhee again.” No time has been set for the next Even ff Rhee and Robertson reach agreement, the U. N. must truce. The Reds apparently were ready until Rhee freed 27,000 anti-Red Korean War prisoners about three weeks ago. Since then, they have balked stubbornly, demanding the almost- — recapture of all the and positive assurance Me U. N. control over South Korea. The U. N. answered the Red [conference doesn’t pee days, a hii Well-inform: Pree ya predict- ed Robertson will start. his ra | ward flight to Washington a few lave sverente ath oF not. tthe U. N. has indicated it- peal ahead with an armistice any holdout by Rhee. (In New Delhi, close political associates said Prime wae Nehru may urge the U. S. to “| “more decisively” unless Rhee comes into line by Monday.) Meanwhile, Robert Murphy, po- litical adviser to U. N. Canis der Gen. Mark Clark, flew back’ to Tokyo after sitting in on the latest Rhee-Robertson meeting. He worked for a week with Robertson. Even if Robertson, leaves with- out gaining Rhee’s ;support, the U. S. has not shut the door on South Korea. Rhee thay later have (Continued On Page Two) Cyclist Faces Three Charges A local Navy man faces three charges as the result of a motor- eycle-truck erash on Flagler Ave-|) morning, Thursday Lunch | O’er,the Ramparts ‘We Watch Hinges! Judge Lord Admits He Was ='At Stag Smoker For Brief =| Appearance: Saw No Wrong Accepted Invitation Out Of Courtesy To Navy, Judge Says County Judge Raymond R. Lord revealed today that he made a brief appearance at a Navy Charity Carnival sponsored “stag show” held at the Cuban Club Feb. 2, but he said that he agtended out of courtesy to the Navy men who invited him and that he saw nothing “lewd and lasci- No Citizen Issue On 4th Of July Following with ate Semice Y | vious” during the three-quarters of an hour he was at the The next issue of The Citizen | ————-— affair. The Judge returned Thursday Legion Holiday | +: from a vacation in, Arlington, Vir- One released the following state- Events Begin ment: 2 ? fairs), came te my office sever- [his ning al days before the first smoker led Eve ro} ond invited ‘me sto. attend. fhe . function and a buffet dinner te “|. Full Schedule be held at the Cuban’ Club, He pote te o-| Sicats Se aes ; gon ae At Post Home: it Tad ee, ee ‘WASHINGTON - #—J. B. Mat. ‘The Ath if July celebéation plan. 284 | bindre Since? ensgoment ’ thews (R-Wis), “has been accused eq by Arthur Sawyer Post 28,| scheduled for that afterneen end American Legion, will get under- | Wat | did net get eway from the way tonight with a radio address “He: eikel int Wnt sd tak 'o | by Legionnaire Kenneth Brown to be at the dinner party and I Sling on WKWF at 7:1g o'clock. The events at the Post Home on | Stock Island will begin on Saturday afternoon. At 2 p. m. there will be Pony rides for the kids through the courtesy of the Islander Drive In Theater; 3 p. m. Pet Show spon- sored by the 40 and 8; 3:30 p. m, a Baby Show sponsored by the Le- gion Auxiliary Unit 28; 8:30 p. m. the presentation of the Outstanding | Citizen Award by Post Commander Bethel P. Johnson; 8:55 p. m. special talks relative to the mean- ing of 4th of July by Lt. Birney A. Adams. USMC; 9 p. m. a beautiful fireworks display (ground | and aerial pieces); 9:45 p. m. Merchant’s Prize Event; 10 pn. Dance. stances,” quickly rallied to Mat- thews defense yesterday. “This is hardly an attack upon the Protestant clergy,” McCarthy tived and the aes was well crowded, so we sat at a table and talked until a dish of food was served us, Inasmuch as I was at- tending a dinner party later, I ate just a small piece of turkey and | upon looking at my watch, I notiey ed it was then 7:15 p, m. so I begged to be excused and left. The ‘ellows were still eating Melvin J. — Edwards, General | eter Syd SPaTture 80, Chairman, announced that all} events are open to tie public. Food | meg d pea nears Me i grounds attend,” 'y lary Unit. The Ameri- can Legion invites all to spend a|, Meanwhile, tt has been learned Pleasant and enjoyable 4th of July |, ° at the Post Home on Stock Island. |; There will be special. baseball games at Wicker’s Stadium on Sat- . | urday at 7 p. m. and Sunday at 2 p. m. The Coral Gables American | Legion Jr. Baseball Team will play | the Key West Am. Legion Jr. Base- ball All-Stars. Chinese Are te Wired Together In Mad Attack By MILO FARNETI SEOUL — Bayonet-wielding South Korean infantrymen drove | to the crest of Lookout Mountain | ond smoker but I was unable te By RUSSELL BRINES EDDIE HOSKINS Presents The GERRY PINDER SHOW with Lorrain Butler %&Gale Varela Sandra Owens and Rese Yates ida, will be received by the Civil Service Beard in the City Hall, Officers of the 3rd ROK division | chid Mir: wane |seeccen| So Ail applicants should be quall- || men who swept Recs off the bat- DARLENE JURCZYNSKS fied accountants with experience || ‘ered ridge after aawn found a | SATURDAY EVENING, . number of Chinese bodies wired fat least four years, and, pre- together. They eould not say how JULY 4TH, 1953 . We ethers rasa tos Coto, . s: oe id th DRESS: VICTOR LOWE, fiparenty tad estier made a sui-\| Dancing trom 8:00 PA Clerk. cide pact to die fighting, or they 5:00 P.M. City er, were wired togetaer to keep them | to 1:00 A.M,