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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-28
Two Friends Bar
Sold For $4,000

The Two Friends Bar. at SIP
Front street, has been sold for
$4,000 according to warranty
deed records in the office OF
County Clerk Earl Adams
The transaction. filed yester-
day, is between Mr.. and Mrs. H.
F, Roberts and Mr.. and Mrs. T.
E. Pratt of this city. who sold
the property to Eileen Oretego,
2032 Harris Avenue, Hollywood,
Fla, and Lawrence J. Imbrugia,
SIP Front street
The property includes the bar
and adjacent land at the corner
of Front and Ann streets
Also registered in a warranty
deed was property on Upper
Matecumbe, valued at $6,00N
sold by Frank A, Sannebeck and
his wife Maxine 10 Laura A
Egan, 744 Biltmore Way, Coral
Gables.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-28
Auto Production
To Be Lessened

WASHINGTON iR--withoui Civ
ing FgureS Defense Production
administrator Manly FIeischmann
says auto production will DC sub
stantially cut during the second
three months of 1852.
Government allotmeHts of criti-
cal metals for the first quarter
are designed TO allow production
of 100000 passenger autos.
Fleischmann declined 10 say what
further cut would be made for the
second quarter. From other sources
Il was learned that the goal for
the April-June quarter Is one mil.
lion cars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-28
City Issues $40 $50 607 In BLDG Permits His Year
Last I ears TofaI
Only S2,o6O,0S5;
September Vas
Largest Month

Ci.y's Building Inspec-
tor Ralph Russell has Is
sued a record breaking
$lO,65O, 607 in building
permits for the year 1851.
The tremendous growth
of the Island City which
necessitated this huge
building program has risen
above ali expectations.
In 1850. an exception
ally good year, only ST.
ybU,y85 Was issued 10
builders of the community.
Odd enough. the month
of December VAS the low.
est of amy month in the
present year.
With Key West declared
a critical defense area. con-
siderable building is antici.
pated for 81. No large pro-
jeci has yet been revealed.
Bids were asked on a
$5OO.OOO arcade off Dnyai
street. but nothing ever
came Of the project.
Another large builder
for the coming year j. ex-
pected 70 be The Key West
Improvement company. AL
ready The largest investors
In hey West history. e~-
cepling the Navy and Flag.
Ter, the company is pIan-
ming On development Of
ihe G,.If side If Roore,rli
boulevard.
Monthly building per-
miss are as follows:
January, S300.230.
February. $500. 900.
March. $I54.f15.
April. S225,256.
May. s255. SIS.
June. 500. T80.
July. S882. 245.
August, S492. 98o.
September. s6.628. los.
October. Slth.625.
November. $50. 3aH.
December. SI23, OBS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-28
U. N. Bugler
Lures Reds

WITH THE FIRST MARINE
DIVISION IN KOREA (Pl--A
Marine bugler is Turing Conn
munists into U.N. traps.
At strategic moments. he
bIares the Chinese call for at
tack. which brings the enemy
running straight into the muzzles
of Leatherneck guns,
He learned the call, note for
note, when his patrol surprised
four enemy soldiers, and a Red
bugler called for aid
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-28
Dept. Store Sales
20 Higher In 81

WASHINGTON F--Department
store sales in the week ended Dec.
q were 2 per cent higher than In
the same Christmas shopping per-
iod a year ago.
This was reported by the Federal
Reserve Board, which said that
for the four weeks ended Dec. q
sCoatlnteo On Page Thrtcp
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-28
Koreans Release
Prisoners Mail

TOKYO IA nine pound bag
holding the first batch of letters
from Allied prisoners in North ko-
rean camps started toward the
United States by plane today.
The mail arrived from Korea
earlier in the day and was speeded
Continued ON Page Threel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-28
Albury Resigns
Frcm Fire Fighters

The resignation of Albert Al
bury from the Key West fire de-
partment was received and APP
proved by the Civil Service
Board which met last night at z
CONTINUED On PAGE Tnreel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-28
Bcyclisl Drives
Into Rear OF Car

An unidentified boy on BIZ
cycle ran into the right rear Of
car driven by w +. julius Of
1893 Virginia street about 1926
pm. yesterday when julius was
driving west on Catherine street.
The youth was apparently an
injured and left the scene of the
accident without waiting tor the
driver to sec if he had been in
iuTed, julius turned in his own
report Of the accident at the
police station.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-12-28

Key West. floIido. has the
most equuble climate In the
country. with m average
range of only IA Fahrenheit
Evening star., 1951-10-21
New Golden Jubilee w. New Features, New Values...

The LINCOLN AN elegant and compact
II" TV, AM-FM Radio, 3-Speed Phono-
graph Combination. Your choice of rich ma
hogany or modern blond cabinetry.
Evening star., 1951-02-19
Tobin 10 Give Main Speech
At Kfar, Truman Dinner

Secretary of Labor Tobin will
be the principal speaker at the
Kfar Truman dinner at $3.50
pm. Thursday at the May1ower
Hotel. Milton s. Kronheim. gen.
eral chairman Of the event, has
announced.
The dinner is being held to
raise funds for the building Of a
village in Israel for homeless vet
Grams Of World War II. The vii
lage will be named for President
Truman as a tribute to his inter-
est in Israel.
Among the estimated 1000 per-
sons who will attend the dinner
will be the Israeli Ambassador to
the United States. Abba Eban.
and many Washington officials.
Milton Berle will entertain.
A Representative OF the Jewish
National Fund will present a cita-
ton, to Vice President Barkley for
his leadership in the Kfar Truman
movement. The fund is sponsor
ing the reclamation Of land in
Israel.
Tickets are available for a con-
tribution of $25 to the Jewish
National Fund at 1929 Sixteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1951-02-19
FBI Arroigns Lad Who Took
$4,000 on Spending Spree
Chicago Aunt Refuses
To Prosecute, but Boy,
16, Is Held in Texas
BY the Associoied Press

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Feb. 10
1t was the United States Commits
sioner's turn today to hear the
story of a 16-year-old Chicago
youth that he took an aunt's
$4,000 savings on a spending
spree to the country where men
still carry guns.
The aunt, Mrs. Cora Andrews, a
Chicago hotel operator. refused to
sign a complaint against chunky.
185-pound James Walter Miller.
However, the FBl said he would be
arraigned here today on Federal
charge of interstate transportation
of stolen property over $4,000.
Miller was picked up Saturday
at a dude ranch near Bandera,
west of here. He had $29,850 left
of his aunt's money after a lavish
journey with Dallas cab driver
as his terrified and unwilling
guest.
Has S35.OO0 Trust of Own.
Even without his aunt's money.
Chicago police said, Miller has a
$500 account in a Chicago bank
and $4,000 in a trust set up for
him by a grandmother.
In Dallas. Cab Driver c. F.
Murphy, who spent 60 hours
playing Charlie Mccarthy for a
gun-happy kid with $4,000 to
blow" quit his job yesterday.
IT don't want to meet any more
passengers like that" said the 28-
year-old Purple Heart veteran of
World War II, 80 I'm going back
to painting cars
Earlier Mr.. Murphy said he had
been forced to go on a wild ride
Tuesday night after he picked the
boy up at a Dallas hotel. He said
the boy bought a car for the trip
and guns and $500 worth of cow
boy clothes for the two of them.
Car Skids Into Ditch.
Mr.. Murphy escaped when the
car Skidded into a ditch near San
Antonio.
"He didn't look like a kid" Mr..
Murphy said. "F4e told me he was
"a and he looked 1t. He told me
he had killed three policemen in
Chicago and that he knew who
pulled that million dollar Boston
robbery. He told me he hated cops.
And every time we saw a squad
car he would pull out, his pistol"
Mr.. Murphy said 8 police car
Evening star., 1951-02-19

tons and linens snowy-white, color
bright. It's good to know, too, that
with Clorox, your linens are always
really clean. Clorox makes them
sanitary; it deodorizes, removes
stains, too.
~ In routine cleaning of the
house, the GREATER DISIN-
FECTING EFFICIENCY of Clorox
means added health protection.
Cloror-cleanliness is more than
shining cleanliness of porcelain
and tile. 1t means quick, depend
able disinfecting of germ centers in
kitchen and bathroom safer
home! Take my advice and use the
help Clorox gives you. Read on the
label the long list Of helpful Clorox
usaA
Evening star., 1951-02-19

Saturday at the ranch after they
became suspicious Of the boys
lavish spending The tipof. Sher-
If Faris said. was report from
the ranch owner that the boy
paid $500 rent in advance.
The boys mother, Mrs. Mar
garet Ordas. confirmed he took
the money from the aunt.
Before leaving Chicago with a
suitcase full of Mrs. Andrews
money, Miller sent his mother a
farewell note. It said: Don't wor-
ry, nom. Will be back when I'm
q, and I'll send money regularly" )"
Evening star., 1951-02-19

years! No more tedious cutting in"
shortening, no guessing at how
much liquid you need. Instead, US
ing fork, you simply beat the
liquid and Spry shortening together
first, then sift the dry ingredients
right onto the whipped creamy like
Spry Whip" Stir 33 seconds, and
the dough is ready to roll. I find it
the easiest Handling dough ever!
Even if you've never made pastry
before, predict you'll make the
f1akiest, tenderest nut-sweet pie
crust the first time and every time
you use this new Spry method.
You can't go wrong! Be sure,
though, to use only Homogenized
Spry in the blue gingham can. Only
this type of shortening mixes prop
erly with liquid.
Ask your grocer for Homogenized
Spry's FREE "Water-Whip" Pie
crust Recipe-or write me today.
a Address: Jessie DeBeth, Box 1887,
orond Central P.o., New York ". N.Y.
Evening star., 1951-02-19

stays fresh. When the capsule
breaks in cooking, this heavenly
taste of pure lemon spreads
throughout your My-T- Fine filling
An easy, luscious, economical pie!
And the same filling makes this:
LEMON REFRIGERATOR CAKE
Cook contents Of package O. for lemon
pie filing, using 2 cups woter. Cool
slightly. Whip cup cream, fold in. Fill
mold with aiternofe loyers Of lady fin
gers or sponge coke slices ond lemon
mixture. Chill in refrigerator 4 hours o.
more. unmold. Serve.
Evening star., 1951-02-19

loved cereal. Desserts like the
above, meat stretchers and special
breakfasts. Here's one:
Mold cooked Cream Of Wheat. Cool,
slice and fry like mvsh. Serve with honey.
Cream of Wheat" alwoys means
better breakfast. It gives folks
enjoyable nourishment, abundant
food-energy, yet costs less than a
penny a bowl! Enriched S Minute
Cream of Wheat" even has ertra
cooking speed and bodybuilding
benefits. 1t cooks to full digestibil-
1ty in only minutes of boiling and
supplies Iron, Calcium, Phospho-
rus, Vitamin B. and Niacin.
Evening star., 1951-02-19
THERE WAS EXCITEMENT

-. in my test kitchen the day
tried the brand new Water Whip"
Pastry Method-another miracle
of Homogenized Spry. This dis
covery is making cookery head
lines. It's the simplest-and surest
piecrust method dreamed up in 200
Evening star., 1951-02-19
YOUR HEALTH AND YOUR PURSE

=. get a bonus from the 2 BIG EX-
TRAS in Clorox. heartily recon-
mend its 2-way protection.
~ In laundering, the GENTLER
BLEACHING ACTION of Clorox
means added protection, longer life,
for cottons and linens-reduces
Evening star., 1951-02-19

plete this easy. enjoyable dish use
a can of LaChoy Chow Mein
Noodles and LaChoy Soy Sauce.
Different, wholesome-very mex
pensive. For variety and extra
heartiness, add tuna. shrimp or
crabmeat. And for a FREE BOOK
LET of unusual Chinese recipes
write:
Jessie DeBOth
Box 1888, Grand Central P.O. =
New York IL, ~. Y.
Evening star., 1951-02-19

costly replace
m e n ts. or
Clorox is free
from caustic
extra gentle. It
conSerUes fabrics,
makes white and
c01or-fast. cot.,
Evening star., 1951-02-19

that its flavor
is made from
t h e p re S t
oil of lemon
and is sealed In
a tiny capsule
so Ii ALWAYS
Evening star., 1951-02-19

endless VARIETY!
I n m y t e S t
kitchen I've pre-
pared many a
good dish from
this delicious,
nouriShing we'll
Evening star., 1951-02-19
IF IT'S LEMON PIE.

-. they badger you to bake, just
get My-T-Fine Lemon Flavor Pie
Filling. It's the easy, inexpensive
shortcut to wonderful lemon pie,
What I like about My-T-Fine is
Evening star., 1951-02-19

Chinese Vege-
tables "a saw
ory combina-
tion of W ater
chestnuts, bean
sprouts, bam-
b 90 S h o OF S =,
mushrooms and
p j m i e n t os) d.
Then tn conn.,
Evening star., 1951-02-19
FOR MEATLEss INGENUITY

:. in delicious Lenten meals,
there's a world of help in LaChoy
Chinese Foods. Take LaChoy Meat
less Chop Suey or LaChoy Mixed
Evening star., 1951-02-19

as in Aunt Jemima's Cake Mix,
you're bound to get home-good
cakes! Both the Silver Cake and
DEVILS Food are as good as good
can be. And, because these are COM
plete mixes, you add only water,
so naturally-results don't vary.
Your Aunt Jemima cakes are in
variably good.
Baksd Frosfins: Beuf egg together with
cup sranuiated sugar. Mix with I tvp Z
chopped pyts and sprinkle on boxed hoi h
leaf coke. Return to hot oven for few
minutes till fresfins 10 baked. y
Evening star., 1951-02-19

It's "Dessert"-when you pour
peach Juice with diced peaches over
cooked Cream of Wheat. For
here's a treat that lends itself to
Evening star., 1951-02-19

b a K RS, you
know. Which
goes to show,
when home
good ingredi-
ents are skill
fully blended,
Evening star., 1951-02-19

Make A BeeIine for Aunt
Jemima Cake Mixes next time you
shop-they make wonderful cakes.
These are the ready mixes rated
delicious as our own homemade"
by the Nations prize winning cake
Evening star., 1951-02-19


followed them once for several
miles.
And this kid would just turn
and stare at them" Mr.. Murphy
said. Finally, the patrol car
turned off. He told me he wanted
to go some place where they'd
let him wear pistols in holsters
the way Billy the Kid used to
wear them"
Story to Sheriff Checks.
Officers said Mr.. Murphy's story
checked out with a statement
Miller gave Sheriff A. L. (Johnny)
Faris of Bandera. Sheriff Faris
and FBI men arrested Miller late
Evening star., 1951-02-19

k n o W p a n :
browning alone
is never a sure
thing" when you
want rich color
! n 6 r a v y
Kitchen Bou-
quet is, and does
the job easily.
In addition,
Kitchen Bou-
Evening star., 1951-02-19
JES5IE'5N8>;zSz|;h':se'e!s&, I; q: g *
The Food Brokers National Con

n@ IN Cheoeo this week. they'll foeinc the
TODD people who work for behind the growers
It's their
beed country in the wodhut your money u 10 vou
neehborhood grocery Why today euhvo,e you o and
Evening star., 1951-02-19

quet brings out gravy's true meat
taste.
Yes-this more -than-70-year-old
secret of blending IA choice vege-
tables, herbs and spices produces
ertra-tdsty brown gravy. And be-
cause only little Kitchen Bouquet
is needed for gravy pertection-
you get extra brown, extra rich, ex-
delicious gravy with Kitchen
Bouquet at tripial cost.
Evening star., 1951-02-19

Once You knOsc HOac it's easy
to give gravy appetizing favor and
rich brown color every time. Just
add a little Kitchen Bouquet. You
Evening star., 1951-02-19

sympofnIze with ms pFobIems-fhey're
yours, too! Make him your good angel!
Let him help you keep up good
siondord of living these difficult times.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
Princess Margaret Reaches 27;
Scots Make 1t Festive Occasion
Family Birthday Party at BomoruI Castle
Is Quiet; King to Preside at Boil

Margaret a pair of turquoise
bracelets and later this week they
will give a sporty green car.
There were presents also from
two young men who are Margar-
cts particular friends and who
are guests at the castle, 24-year-
old William billy Wallace, polo
playing stepson of American writ
er Herbert Agar, and the 27-year-
old Earl of Dalkeith. Margaret
hasn't told yet what the young
men chose for her.
The day was mixture of SUM-
shine and f1eecy clouds. Shortly
before noon the princess and sew
eral guests went out on the moors
where the King and his party were
shooting grouse.
On the program of Margaret's
big day were picnic, late after
noon tea and house party, at
which the princess will wear the
white and gold evening gown on
which dressmakers worked six
months.
There will be no booming of
guns throughout the empire, since
(See MARGARET Pape A-d)
Evening star., 1951-08-21
Fumes in Railway Tunnel Kill
Engineer, Affect 2 Truinmen

of the tunnel, when he suddenly
got down and sat down on the
ground beside the track.
Fireman Williams stopped the
120-car train. He and the brake
man helped the engineer back on
the locomotive. uncoupled it. and
ran it out of the tunnel.
Mr.. Gideon revived, went to q
trackside telephone and called the
dispatcher in Cumberland. He re-
ported he was i'll and asked to be
relieved. The dispatcher asked
him if he could bring the loco
motive to Cumberland Mr.. Gideon
said he could.
The crew started for Cumber-
land on the locomotive, leaving
the cars in the tunnel. Eight
miles from Cumberland, Mr.
Gideon toppled of his seat. ap-
|parently dead.
The B. & O.'s two New York-St
Louis limitedS are the only pas
|senger trains which use the tun-
mel and both have diesel locomo-
tives.
officials at the railroads main
office in Baltimore said they could
recall no similar case.
A Pennsylvania Railroad spokes-
man here said no such incident
has occurred on that lire for al
least 25 years.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
Peiping Sees War in Jap Treaty
Without Red China and Russia
Separate Peace Pact
Decisive Fuctor,'
Broadcast Says
BY the Asseciuied Prsss

TOKYO, Aug. 21.-The Peiping
radio today quoted a Shanghai
newspaper as saying that if Japan
signs a peace treaty without Red
China and Russia it will mean "a
declaration of war against these
two countries"
The broadcast monitored here
carried at length an editorial from
TIA Kung Pao, one of the Chinese
newspapers which the Reds took
over when they seized Shanghai.
Legally" the newspaper said,
"after the conclusion of a sepa-
rate peace, a state of war would
still exist between these two coun-
tries and Japan"
Red China has not been invited
to the Japanese peace treaty con-
ference at San Francisco next
Russia will attend but
is not expected to sign.
whether Japan will sign a
separate peace treaty prepared by
or not will be a decisive
factor in Japan'S fate" the news
paper said.
Now is a critical moment for
Japan, as America will soon hold
its So-called peace conference
with Japan in San Francisco.
1--WE believe that the japanese
people understand that a separate
peace treaty without (Commu-
Evening star., 1951-08-21
Partial Eclipse Of Sun Due
In East at Dawn on Sept. |
BY the Associated Press

A partial eclipse of the sun
Will be seen over a wide strip of
the Eastern part of the Nation at
dawn on September /, the Naval
Observatory said today.
In a belt about 100 miles wide.
centered at Norfolk, Va, and run
ming about 200 miles westward.
the eclipse will be annular-that
is. the moon will pass directly in
front OF the sun, but it will leave
a narrow ring of the suns disk
visible.
In the District the sun will be
half covered by the moon at sun
rise, which will occur at 6:36 am.
At z am, the eclipse will reach
its maximum, and at 9:07 it will
end.
A partial eclipse will be seen in
New York from 7:01 to $40. In
Kansas City Is per cent of the
sun will be covered at sunrise and
the eclipse will be over at 8:04
an.
Evening star., 1951-08-21
BY the Associated Press

CUMBERLAND, Md, Aug. 21.-
An engineer on a slow-moving
Baltimore & Ohio freight train
was overcome by fumes in the
Knobley tunnel near Patterson
creek and died here last night.
DR.. H. v. Deming, Allegany
County deputy medical examiner.
pronounced. the engineer, Joseph
H. Gideon, of Brunswick, Md,
dead on arrival at Memorial Hos
pital.
DR.. Deming listed the cause of
death tentatively as carbon mo-
noxide poisoning after an autopsy
this morning. A different view
was taken by the railroads medi-
cal consultants, who said a heart
attack probably was the cause OF
death.
Two other trainmen, Earl M
Virts, brakeman, and Noel Will
liams. fireman, both of Brunswick
suffered from the fumes. They
were not hospitalized, however.
According to B. g. o. officials,
the eaSt-bound freight was travel
ing through the mile-long tunnel
at about 3 miles an hour.
The report to railroad head
quarters in Baltimore said Mr.
Gideon's locomotive was 10 to Is
car lengths from the eastx end
Evening star., 1951-08-21

nist) China and the Soviet Union
means a declaration of war
against these two countries"
The newspaper then repeated
the old Communist charge that
the treaty would turn Japan into
a colony" with United States
forces holding Japanese
bases.
Every one can see," the news
paper continued. that Japan is
at the crossroads, one road lead
ing to war and destruction, the
other to peace and independence. "
It concluded with an urgent
appeal to the Japanese people
ito rise up and take the fate of
your country into your own
hands"
1t called on the Japanese mot
to let a small number of people
sell out your nation, and to firmly
oppose a separate peace treaty. y
Evening star., 1951-08-21
Nelson 10 Obey Court.
Appear at Grand Jury
Session Tomorrow
Hires Rover us Counsel:
Numbers Bocker Said
To Be at Richie Form

Charles E. Nelson, the Mary
land sportsman who failed to
appear at Senate hearing after
admitting he is a numbers backer,
will obey a court summons to-
morrow by appearing here before
a grand jury investigating inter-
state gambling.
The wealthy horsebreeder is re-
ported to have returned to his
farm at nearby Ritchie, Md.
from an Atlantic City fishing
trip, but is remaining in seclusion.
Nelson was described at the
Senate Crime Investigating Com
mittee hearing last week as the
overload of a numbers syndicate
that crossed $4,000 a week. He
also was accused of attempting
to bribe Prince Georges law en-
forcement officials in order to
obtain police protection.
The grand jury investigation
was launched by United States
Attorney George Morris Fay as a
result of disclosures during the
Senate probe. AS the committee
ended public hearings. Acting
Chairman Kefauver suggested
that Nelson might be cited for
perjury.
Nelson Hires Rover as Counsel.
Although he had testified be-
fore the committee earlier this
month, Nelson did not answer the
call for his return. The Sena-
tors said they wanted to question
him about testimony taken dur
ing the interim.
Attorney Leo A. Rover, who
said he was retained yesterday to
represent Nelson, conferred briefly
today with Assistant United States
Attorney John w. Fihelly and
announced that his client will
tomorrow before the grand
jury.
mfr. Nelson will answer any
before the grand jury
that I think are proper" said Mr..
land he will stand on his
constitutional rights on any Ques-
tions that I think are not proper. :"
Subpoenaed Through EmpIoye.
Attorneys are not permitted to
accompany their clients into the
closed grand jury room, but wit
nesSes who may become defend
ants in subsequent trials sometimes
leave the room for short confer
ences with the lawyers.
After visiting Mr.. Fihelly today,
Mr.. Rover conferred with United
States Marshal w. Bruce Matthews
and his chief deputy, Charles Ward.
The attorney said arrangements
were made to permit members of
the Nelson household staff to ac-
tsee GAMBLING. Pas A-40