The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 27, 1953, Page 1

Xey West, Piorida, has the most equable climate in the country, with an average tange of only 14° Fahrenheit SOUTHERNMOST NEW Welcome Is Given COUNTY JUDGE RAYMOND R. LORD of Key West reads to the members of the Judges’ Association at théir mid-summer convention at the Key Motel, Marathon Fj h scroll of welcome presented the Judges by Marathon’s American Legion Post 154 and American Legion Auxiliary Unit 154. To Fe re es beiaions Officer Jack M. Levine, who presented the scroll. Color Gi and standard bearers are, left ght: Wiley J. Aldret, Post second vice commander; Mrs, Gilbert W. (Kay) Spence, Jr., Mrs. (Thelma) Nordstrand, Mrs. Don H. (Corinhe) Fox. Extreme right is Neal Nordstrand.— EETING DATE IS SET a} FOR SAFETY COUNCIL Sas: RC hota, rcatiecatec Mame Smathers Endorsement s day, Aug. 4; at 8 p.m. in City re general public is “It would ‘be. ‘especially nice if opponents to such a eouncil would attend,” says} Bill. Gibb, of the KWPD. iit gi eee gent ness o/Burglars Fail cents. conser oor In B And E Try ‘thousands of bicycle and scooter, = they alone present a fer-! Burglars, who attempted to enter ts safet? the home of Mr. and Mra. R. G./;,4 cannot be iutba, 555-F Poinciana, last night’ activi. DY cutting a screen on a door were'hecome at school on the frustrated when they apparently regime, were frightened off, polcie re- ported today. i George Smathers bas. according to report ef Washington, D. man Bill tin ae + cela is Seen circling the house i Est E in § Fo% men in it, circling hood. Sunday afternoon. Police \theft attempt. City To Pay ills Tonight «Sounders Seeks meri to ccs ‘te SBA Funds Asked |Commission Post guns; hundreds of One of them calls for the pay-| WASHINGTON wy — President], rhe tanks of candidates for the thousands of tons of bombs. ‘Ment of $1,676.60 to the Porter-Al-'Eisenhower today zsked Congress hgere goon swelled len Company for Insurance Pre- ‘for $72,295,000 to finance the new /today * miums and the other $547.71 to the Small Business Administration dur- for = spot Shell Oi Company for a quantity ing the fiscal year which started Four, \July 1. Blondie’ | At the same time the President}, Saunders, withdrew a request for $3,250,000) , est Seafood for the Small’ Defense Plants Ad- se ministration, which is being eT ae fi Suncoast) placed by the new agency. oot Fae Of the total amount the Presi-/cation fee and ident asked for the new agency, 70 Oath. © FRESH SE DAILY _ Million dollars wonid be earmarked |. Saunders’ FREE DELIVERY = fo create a revolving fund out ef Group Four pwhich loans would be made. jthan one candidate in its The Key We i fll ; ; | o S ates ae itis tsa. wee oe 1a AS ae A) Hush Falls Ovex | & & & ke Ominous |. No Inmeediate Withdrawal Of U.N. Troops Is Planned By ROBERT TUCKMAN PANMUNJOM #—Generals of the U. N. Command and the Red armies hive signed at long last i compromise armistice: in the bitter, three-year Korean War. It | Skin Diving 17 days to write. Itcalls for the fighting to stop at 10'p. m. tonight (8 a, m. EST, Monday). Hardly had they completed the signing when these @minous, clash- ‘ing w: ore sounded: The Chinese Bed Peiping radio boasted that the Communists a “a al Tournament fean Front As «= *& * xx Contestant BURTON McNEALY, Tampa Tridents, displays a snook taken in Tampa Bay. He will dive with the Tampa team in the tournament tobe held here August 9. McNealy is publicity director of the Florida Skin Divers Association iE iff gs f i ef oli = erie i I e z (Munition Told » By ELTON Cc. Fay WASHINGTON u—-What did the! 'Korean War cost the United States? | |nattted, part ot «ano eas ak | jualty total. ag More than 15 billion dollars help pay for over 1,125,000 tons artillery ammunition; over 1,300,-| 000 bullets and grenades: 900 tanks and 40,000 trucks used up in} 4 than two million shells for naval ut 7 : zt | i ? | ¢ é Hi &F i gelis E e3 & se ‘Cuda rf af F & E sk ; Zz ° It triggered a general rearma. re are exchanged—aad/ {Continued On Page Two) .Coaunued en Page Two) which ‘is sponsoring the meet. Busy Sunday Marathon And. * Stock Island Provide Full Night’s Work Arash of three driving of- ‘enses in three hours kept eriff John Spottswood, -jracing up and down the Lower Keys until 2:45 this morning, he announced _ to-| day. He was first called by the State ‘Highway patrol about John William Knight Tells Of Fishing License Need’ " jeharge. Passenger, May H. of their site, that it Slseeks was arrested with Collins, Shooting Ceases Twelve Hours After Truce Is Signed x & ® Note Conflicts With Truce Joy * x * | Artillery Fire | Takes Toll Of Allied Soldiers Court by Marathon attorney Ralph Canniaghann, 71. ANY SIZE UP TO # WIDE Best Storm Protection In Hurry