The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 10, 1953, Page 1

The Associated Press Teletype Features and Photo Services. For 78 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West Ciktisen 3 THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER In T Key West Key West, Florida, bos the Most equable climate in the Country, with ap average gange of only 14° Fahrenheit S.A. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1953 Deposits At Flk CIA Head Talks $11,53,867.12 a year ago. But, i creases are routine at the bank = they have shown them annually for The tremendous growth Of the city of Key West has been reflected in the financial condition of the Florida Na- tional Bank here with deposits up more than a million dol. Trevor Hails Condition Of Bank As ‘Best Ever’; Loans Also Are Up © The information is included in the annua] bank state- lars in the past year, it was reported today by J. J. Trevor, ment to be released tomorrow. president of the bank. is Fischer, 1302 Flagler BULLETIN Mere than $1,000 worth of home furnishings were stolen The victim of the theft. new on vacation, police report- John ed today. Avenue. He is due back teday from a vacation trip te Wash- More Attacks Are Broken Up By US. Troops City Commissioner Delio Cobo, SAYS PUBLIC who recently returned from a vaca- | HEARING WAS CALLED FOR "== | Commissioner Cobo Protests f = a e &. 3 a "s > a = Py More Than A tion, today issued a statement in TTS if Hy Ha i He igi! ii bin ie eee 3 Wl Car Pushed Into Ocean At Base A late model autemebile was ij i i mobile dealer. South Korean Soldiers Hold The. construction has raised a storm of controversy among resi- dents of the area. Solicitors Here Off Reds In ere Cobo’s statement Unethical Sewing Machine Dealers i bank- i A a i enlarged with extensive improve- The bank also maintains facfl- ing service was' also added. Way For Sea Ferry Service Cuba Clears jes a da tage for ion, er State Department serving sentence for’ of Tialson officer be-| ments made. A “drive-in” and the Atomic En- | ties on the Naval Station. now being considered ‘resident Eisenhower TON W—Sen. McCar- IG the National Security Coun- iin a! Called To Testify Is Issue Involved By. “ROWLAND EVANS JR. of his cca ane newsmen Dull requested the conference, could get the s' cil, of which P; is chairman, ergy Com ws 4 at : Vice Gran Gran Enrique Resello; Gran Patricia, Gerald Abreu; en ee eee of a pair of brass knuckles ir the scene and a bag, ap- sehen meant to cerry off the Caballero, ele pha ae ey ay eae HE lah ue iti! ct 888 3 Haas atl a 1a iy ie i i HUE 38 isl tas By ROBERT Gi £3 ails 6 Ghsci? ile sag Semple i ay ie Secretary, Joaquin Alverez Her- i Ih Hedy, ith . He was convieted of lying before his com- Pforzheimer is the liaison offi- {Continuea On Page Two) Gran | cial between the CIA and Con- Exterio Guard, Caries Migueles; McCarthy said Byndy had been Hiss, employe, is gress. slated to testify Mira; Gran Past Cabaliere Lu- rera; Gran Vice Secretery, Ro- (Continued On Paze Two) gelio Barbery; Gran Treasurer, MC, Onelie Muniz; Gran. interie Guard, Armando Perez; Treasurer, Rafael Sanchez; Gran Olivierie Gerrzaler; Vice Gran Gran Porto Estandarte, Ra the i round-the- Oca ae Cee cals up Across the entire front, 84,422 rounds hit Allied territory. But only heavy fighting was at and Arrowhead a ee i if . A naan a F Iie! vil e Velie ase Hill ayer iu oo isl TEMP geil: filpsas HE SE i ani aa: See a, s Hp et ih the monkey cage from Holland. This auto- “Pandora” sadly “200 greeter.” It seems that developed a mean streak and was retired. (International) matically gives the newcomer the title “Kosay,” a youthful, pint-sized “Pendora’ FOR MANY YEARS the mascot at the Philadelphia Zoo, faces his retirement as he hands over the key of pia) i al hop i . i $ fal slit jyetenee PTE q ie 8 ii lt ‘mill lied afl ytd Hie w ial iil TEE te au Hid dalill ai]i “ga agae esas i ha Hi ebay a Sia adi Be iE i guy A es Ht at ia ee rp H ae fay i ie : tl Ho wit aay u gi3i. ahaa He Spee ai: (titel act a