The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 17, 1953, Page 1

ican flights arrived in Key West from Havana on July 5, according to Roy Alderman, Deputy Collector-in-charge of Customs. By SUSAN McAVOY eri The largest number of air passengers in the his Cuban-Am Cuban Capital In One Day On that day 14 planes of Aerovias Q carried 364 passengers into Meacham Field from Havana, Alder-. 364 Air Passengers Fly Into Meacham Field From ‘tory of | | . . traf. Passengers compar- ,083 in June of 1952, he since July 5 expected, has had to keep a day*coming to June was also a big month with ‘2,479 incoming ed with 2, said, fie from Cuba is shown by the fact jthat 32,852 flew in from Cuba in jthe fiseal year ending June 30, The rush of incoming air tour- 1953, compared with 26,022 in the ists has not slumped The Yirst eleven days of July 12 months ending June 30, 1952. The increase in Meacham from ‘compared month of itor said. Instead “Q” seven planes ‘Slunone said to- “June was just like Dece: which mber, g 53854 32225 fe c ii [Pours Marionne y: s. aoe gaisi more ex-/48 might have been Florida at PO Exam ernier First For Tav man reported today. This record surpasses by 124 the previous peak of 240 air tourists from Cuba, he said. The first examination for Post- Postmaster master at Tavernier, itt eee yligei 74703 | aE ti lalla i nl ella i ak AAR 1“ Southbound Car Trying To Pass Tourist Hi Fogging Truck Otto Official qui i if: ff peal ak te t 54 sae aaa WE Hil ale iia HH hit : i Il ue el : eae i and the old highway 4A. Mrs. Anestey, most seriously in- Jured of the six, is in “fair condi- By DAN DE LUCE Lester, in Parisian chapeau; Tanks Are Sent of anti-Communist strikes marked ‘the first monthly anniversary of} ithe June 17 workers rebellion in}... East re teres 2 Cars Total Wredis = 2a 's inves Johnson | igh ina ash in today as a dangerous new wave New York e Member Of Probe ’s inspection Sun as saying e & the Hurt In Stock island Initia tiv g > 3 > F} rs g : 5 5 > 4 rian 4 a —} had | = z - os bed at < Co] a B ad z =I a ° = z os a | & = i] n kes = - Key West, Fiorida, has the most equabie climate in the country, with ap average range of only }4° Fahrenheit = oe fom + 4) rt = am | ov = o jj ts] =] oe J = © Brom LL. x) a = femmes a <z > al 3 ‘ i iS Ve) > = = eo) @ = o a = = => aa. ro o cm o = = = - e Re S 3 NS SS) 8 uth Korean Infantry Rolls| Rov Chinese Red Advances Back So Protests Are - Planned For i A a 3 is ia iil 3 i ie a 340s - 715.7 Miles Per and, in perky bonnet, M. E. (McKinley Edward) Bennett, Kirchheiner, in jaunty cap (with a@ Truman look); and Ed WASHINGTON #—The head of, Sanerday at the regular luncheon meeting of the club.—Citi- zen Staff Photo, Finch. Six Crash Staff Denounced By Hall i HG ie niente serving ROK Army few the Williams, that the east were |the 189 libraries operated by. John- ison’s agency in 63 countries “, has ol geaiypaosssolga rate op {don’t go in for anti-Soviet Baarslag, who lives in Silver!) (Continued On Pave Five) “I can not understand why any‘ a poe would deal in such patent false- McCarthy and his investigating 've | incompetent as an observer ‘ia Es downright malicious, toned deails of Baarslag’ fhoods unless he were completely|™ lof overseas libraries. ROKs ran inte their)member of Sen. McCarthy Advancing oar at the quick advance but advisers with them are now pushing back north.” gill f tui ff 8 fall nee is Et els Hist 846 523233233) Hae He H i iit ar BoE Air F ago ng aay san TE tl det; Best Pe $732, 4224. |] Hee Bu Fe AL iets + 8 si i aly i Bada