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Truce Agreement
Reached on
Ports of Entry
BY international News Service

BY international News Service
Allied and Communist delegates
at the Korean cease fire talks
have reached complete agreement
on 10 ports of entry throughwhich
troop and supply requirements will
be moved during an armistice.
They've moved along to the old
problem of Russia as q possible
neutral observer of a truce. An
Allied spokesman said the Red re-
representatives. did not appear to
have any further arguments on
their demand that Russia be one
of the six inspectors. The news
blackout over the prisoner of war
talks continues. But a spokesman
said the session which lasted for
two hours and II minutes, was
''amicable" but 'inconclusive."
At Seoul, the Eighth Army
headquarters said that not one A
merican death was reported on the
Korean front for the "a hour
period ending at 8 pm. Tuesday.
And the Allied artillery scored one
of its greatest victories in weeks
in repulsing a Red attack on the
western front. Thearmy said that
200 casualties were inflicted on
the Chinese Communist forces
when they sent 800 men against
Allied positions. And the Allies
made atotal of II hundred and 80
s%orties yesterday. Communist rail-
roads were hit in 1877 places by
the Allied planes, and su~perforts
bombed the North Korean capital
of Pyongyang.
, 1952-03-27

forcement division should have
complete responsibilityfor enforce
ment.
"There are 10000 liquor places
in the state and we have only SO
men to police them"
Rutkowski said municipalities al
so are obliged to carry on the en-
forcementjob because Of the funds
they obtain from liquor permit
fees paid to the state.
, 1952-03-27

Washington FBI director j.
Edgar Hoover: "One-third Of the
leadership and the key persons of
the Communist party today are
what is known as the illegal under
ground"
, 1952-03-27
. would go along"

[ would go along"
In the room Sutton showed
him two automatics and two re-
volvers, the witness said. King al
so had a black bag in the room.
Sutton showed a sketch of the
bank, De Venuta stated.
They made a trip to Queens in
a 1949 Pontiac to lease" thebank,
the witness went on. De Venuta
recalled driving along Queens
Boulevard to a point near the
Melody Lounge. When they pass
ed the bank, he said, Sutton re-
marked: "This is the place."
They returned to New York, De-
Venuta related, and a day or two
later they again met in the west
44th apartment and started out to
rob the bank on the morning of
March 8, 1850.
, 1952-03-27

IOlded IN MS lap.
Sutton, whom he described as
the master mind of the robbery,
eyed his former pal coldly, and
now and then made stenographic
notes Of the testimony. Willie
taught himself stenography while
in prison.
King fixed a hard stare on the
witness as De Venuta related his
story under direct examination by
assistant district attorney James
P. McGrattan.
The witness, indicted for the
same crime but granted a separate
trial, was nattily attired in a gray
suit, white shirt and lowered tie.
A white handkerchief cascaded
from his breast pocket.
AS De venuta began his testi-
mony McGrattan informed him and
the all-male jury that the witness
was under indictment for the rob-
berry and had a right to refuse to
, 1952-03-27

answer any questions that night
tend to incriminate him.
Judge t. Farrell reiterated this
statement to the jury.
De Venuta testified he had
known King for 21 years. Hesaid
King introduced him to Sutton
about a month before the crime
was committed. He knew King as
"Scuppy."
De Venuta said that a week be-
fore the stickup he, Sutton and
King met by appointment at
Kings apartment on west 44th
street near a Chinese laundry
shop.
"Tn Kings home onthe second
floor Sutton made reference to a
bank in Queens and said he had
taken care of things" De Venuta
related.
"He told me all I would have to
go along and drive the car. I said
, 1952-03-27
State Officer Scores
Local Police

CLEVELAND, March 27 (INS)
State liquor enforcement chief
Anthony A. Rutkowski believes To-
cal police throughout Ohio are
"sadly remiss" inenforcing liquor
laws.
Rutkowski told the Hough Area
Council in Cleveland Tuesday night
that "It was never the intent Of
the legislature that the state en-
, 1952-03-27
De Uegufu Sins on
Sutton and Kline

NEW YORK, March 27 QNS) -Ex-convict John
De Venuta "sang' from the witness stand and named Will
lie (The Actor Sutton, Thomas (Scup) King and him
self as the men who stuck up the Sunnyside Branch of the
Manufacturers Trust Company in Queens on March 9, 49,
SO.
De Venuta, a pasty-faced, baldish man with a small
mustache known as Tough John" told his inside story
of the $63,942 robbery calmly, showing no emotion what
ever. AS he testified he leaned back in his chair, his hands
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ONE "Ginny Lynn" inner bed
spring and mattress. ASP Poin-
ciana Place, after s pm. oct9-tf
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VMI Coach Happy
About Defense

LEXINGTON on - Coach Tom
Nugent was a little happier about
his defense Wednesday IS WI
went into the third day Of rough
scrimmaging for Friday nights
clash with Florida State
Defensive problems have har-
assed the VMI mentor all season
long. But in Tuesdays drills. Il
was the defense which sh0ne in
q scrimmagc against the junior
varsity. The Jayvees ran Florida
State plays and the regulars
stopped them consistently
The Keydeis also gave some at
tention to offense, with Quarter
back Bill Brehany pitching we'll
to Ends Jimmy Byron and Windy
Shay. Halfbacks Nike Foley and
Curley Powell came Ia for praise
for their running.
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l9A-House Movers
50--Leqal Notices
ADVERTISEMENT ron BIDS
On FURNISHING Fuel OIL

on FURNISHING FUEL OIL
Sealed 81 3 will be receiy by
the Utility Board of the City of
Key West, Florida, at the office of
said Board, rner of Eaton and
Simonton Streets, Key West. Flori-
da. until s Pm. EST, October 7th.
1852, at which time and place all
bids Will be publicly opened and
read. for furnishing the following.
Approximately 10000 barrels
OF fuel oil for use az the
Boards new steam electric gem
Grating station In Key West.
BidFrs shall quote unit price
per barrel and total price for deilv-
ering and unloading AZ Key West,
Florida, the quantity Of fuel oil
mateiy one years supply for the
new steam plant. Successful BID
der viii be given n one year con.
tract for furnishing the fun rec
qnirements OF the steam plant
whether II be more or less than
the quantity stated above.
The Utility Board reserves the
right 20 vary the quantity 20 be
purchased az the quoted unit price
within the limits Of aoM above or
beluw the quantities stated above.
The fuel oil 20 be furnished shall
be grade commonly called "Bunk
er c., which shall meet the follow
ing specificatipnss and shall ID
suitable for satisfactory operation
with the equipment provided Rt the
steam plant for handling and burn
| ing fuel Oh,
/ lions for Fuel oil, Grade 6;
Minimum Flash Point iSe'F
MaWfFsS4srss IA "a
soess
Maximum Sediment oke~
Maximum viseosity q 1872 500
Minimum vsscosity d iaa'F 4s So
on shall be delivered In seif-uu.
1 loading. barge -icad lots and IN
loaded by the seller az the new Of
dock In Key West blight. which has
/ teen provided ~ the Utility heard
/ for ibis purpose Thn uni0adfng
/ dock IL 40 n, long extending Int
/ the blight off the end % s5rinnsl
/ Street. ard IL provided with Al
| inch east iron unloading iins term,
| mating ~ the dock and lsaatas
| from there 20 tbs rev oil at9faas
| sankk az the etsan plant tbs 81
storage capacity 10 Gee, zee gallons
/ in twe tanks.
Supply far initial plant epsratigs
~ EHM &fANNHt o. 2WNFa A&ftsAtEs7
! fbuf na1 gnors thAn1 see .a16 kailoHi
shall BE shipped sc Yeon ~ po8sl.
bic ard aelEvera6 "a the plaNt md
1 iatsr than November TNss 1863 Ths
l remainder Mbaft hs delivered pNgt0,
/ di1ai4g e. repaired fer c8ntiHueal
/ nnwxr plant appF&t1@h.
Bidders shall inEIH5a wtfh tAe1i
I prspaxaI tha f1tiewEag snformatiea
4. EaaFes ~ fasI eH
- FanksifBss available fer ff&Nk.
Bnrfasian
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50-Legal Notices
Gcontinuedl

November. AID. 1859. in the above
entitled cause, otherwise the alle-
cations therein contained VIII be
taken as confessed.
DONE and ORDERED at Key
West, Monroe County, Florida, this
LIST day of October, A.n. 1853.
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County. Florida.
By: tsdl Florence Il, Saw ser
Deputy CLERK
(sd) J. Y. PORTER, ",
Solicitor for Plaintiff,
4ts Fleming ST..
Key West Florida.
oct2-9-1s-ss.f95s
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II you choose small hroiItng
chickens ltao 10 two-and-one bali
poundsl sou can cook them in
record time. Have the butcher CIT
the chicken in pieces IS be would
for fryine. Rub the chicken pieces
wiih soft butter Or margarine.
sprinkle with salt, pepper ard pa
prika, hroil fairly close 10 the
source oi heat-fog eight 70 Zen
minutes On each side.
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4l-Boats and Motors

SPECIAL for October only. i4.foot
cypress boat 1-2 HIP Mercury.
Oars, anchor and line. Regular
price, $3s7.50 our special price,
S357.50. Cliffs Marine And Supply
Co., Stock Island. Phone lO4.
Sept.29-tf
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2A-Trailers For Rent

UTILITY TRAILER for rent. Do
your own hauling. Hitch provid-
ed. Phone 206-XW. sept16-30tx
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APARTMENT for rent. Apply 5Ss
William or SIG Simonton. Oct9-3t
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DELUXE MAGIC CHEF gas range.
New price, S235.0O for $175.0o. so
gal. Servel water heater, 5000.
Both less than one year old. 14O2
Olivia st. oet9-tf
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departments For Rent
(Con,inuedD

FIVE ROOM unfinished apart.
ment. Children welcome. Apply,
1906 Truman or 1923 Whitehead st.
oct4-7tx
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
2S-Rea1 Estate For Sale
(Continuedl

RECENTLY redecorated Sunshine
home at zoos Harris Ave. Imme-
date occupancy. Inquire 1383-M.
oct3-6t
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HOT POINT electric ice box, per-
feet condition. 500. Used gas
stove, full size, $40. Iron bed, COM
plete, S12. Phone 193-R 721 South
ard. Oct 9-2tx
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M-Motor Bikes and Mo
tor Scocters

1852 CUSHMAN Scooter. 4 HIP. q
months old. $3.50 cash. l7s-AI
Poinciana. Call 1861. oct4-6tx
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NoTIcn uNDER rIcTITIous
NOTICE or SPECIAL MASTERS
SAFE
EMILIO RoJAS.
Sole owner.

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MANlEAtsS
SALE
Notice Is hereby given that. pur-
suant TO that certain final decree
OF foreclosure made and entered o.
the 18th day of September, 1852.
by the Honorable Aaniiino Lopez.
Jr., Circuit Judge Of the Sixteenth
Judicial Circuit IN and for Monroe
County, Florida, Ia that certain
cause No. 1921 therein peudiuE.
wherein Alonzo Cothron, et al are
Plaintiffs Gnc Plantation Key
Properties, Inc, a Florida corpora
tion. is Defendant, the undersigned
Special Master will sell 10 tha
highest bidder fer cash NJ the front
door of the Monroe County Court
uouse in the city of Key West.
Florida, on Friday, October alst.
1859 at 1880 AN, the following
described real property to-wit-
Lots . and 10. as designated ON
'.plat of lands belonging Go the
estate of j. u. Pindef. deceased"
OF Government Lots 81 and
in Section rs, Township 90
south, Range 80 East az re-
corded in Plat Book ] At pare
81 Of the Public Records 81
Monroe County.
Also known as:
lots and 10 Of Section u,
Township SO South. Range IS
East of Plantation Key or Long
Island. as recorded IN Piat
Book /. page l0l OF me Public
Records Of Monroe Geunty.
Florida.
ALSO known A.:
Plantation Key Yacht CiaA.
all as il more particularly set forth
In the aforesaid final deerees of
foreclosure on file IN the abu4e-
described cause
ENRIQUE ESoUtNAIuO
Special Master
JOSEPH OTTO and GEORGE G.
McCAHguA&
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Dupont Building
Miami, Florida
octz#a-f6-asiaga
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APARTMENTS, $4,000 monthly.
Rooms, $500 weekly. all William
st. oct3-6tx
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34-Household Items
For Sale
(Continued)

CALoRIC gas range, $4,000. In
quire 81 Sigsbee Road. octs-6t
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ONE 7-room brick house and one
efficiency brick cottage. Nice
ly Handicapped lots 104 X 119.
Rental income $229.60 monthly
Completely furnished, $1S,50O.OO
cash. See Horace Young, Casa
Cayo Hueso ~ 1400 Duval. Phone
1881. sept24-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31

return to seek the loved ones from
where they were so rudely torn.
But am sure we will have one
new shostlY apparifion in Key
West this year. The speeter Of
Won cosel will be among the
disembodied spirits who come 10
the island city. His love for the
fair Elena will surely be strong
enough TO bring him back
through space and time TO seek
again for his beloved. Whether
he will find her waiting for him
or whether the rattle Of his
chains and the woeful wall Of
his voice calling for her will echo
through fhe night, we won't pre-
sumo TO guess.
But If you are out on Halloween
and YOU should hear, over the
sound Of the wind in the palm trees
and the surf beating in, a voice
calling softly and mournfully, the
name it calls is almost sure 10
be Elena. ("
Scoff II you must, but take care
and walk softly. Hurry home be.
fore the embers Of the bonfire die,
and you'll be safe from the ''ghou.
lies and ghoSties." For the Cob
Inns II get you II you don't watch
outl
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
VICTIM OF SLASHINC
NEEDS 81 STITCHES

An argument over an OIL stove
sent Thelma jenkins, 81, to Mon
roe General Hospital with a slash
ed face which required 81 stitches
Her asSailant, Vivian knight, IS
was arrested an hour after the cut
ting scrape which happened at 5:SC
pm. yesterday. The Knight wo'
man is in the city jail held for in
yestigation.
Both colored women live at 30t
Amelia street, where the fight took
place.
DR.. Hernandez who treated the
badly cut woman said that she left
the hospital against his wishes and
returned TO her home.
About two weks ago, Buster Jen
kins, a brother Of the woman was
also involved mANknifing.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
Miami Rates Edge

MIAMI R-Kentueky and Miami,
two young teams in the rebuilding
stage, will clash in the Orange
Bowl tonight, with Miami favored
to win by a touchdown.
Some 10000 fans are expected
10 turn on, 10 see Miami'S Hurri.
canes, definitely On the upgrade
after = poor start. seek their first
victory over Kentucky in a series
that started in 1888. The Wildcats
beat them 2S,s in issS. as in 1913,
ard 80 last year.
Both teams are bowl ehampiors
Kentucky whipped Texas Christian
in the Cotton Bowl last Jan. /.
while Miami was humping Glen.
son in the Gator Bowl.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
Outstanding Grid
PLAYER Award Is
Announced Here

AZ the football gaFee tonight be.
tween the Key West Cohchs and
Belle Glade the fans viii be able
To see at al times the number Of
minutes left to play 10 each quar-
ter by the 5 foot electric timer in.
stalled this week through the mulu-
al courtesy and cooperation Of The
Quarterback Club and Pollock IS
Quality jewelers.. Official timing 81
The game. as transmitted to the
Seoreboard, viii be hy tongincx.
Wittnauer GFldiron StopWateheS.
In addition 10 the annual Eoothall
trophies awarded hy PolloekS eS-
tahliShmens. there VIII be an otls.
standing Player Award. This play
or will be selected hy the football
fans themselves hy means 81 bal.
lots. A copy of this ballot Is ca the
front page Of thix issue ard may
De used as an official ballot.
Fans may deposit q single ballot
after each Of the remaining home
games and the hailoss viii be
counted after the last game.
The award VIII be > hesatlfal
sturdy II eaei. wrist watch ~
Ieaglnes WtsaaucT.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
.JCs Planning
Xmas Lighting
Competition

The sixth annual Christmas
Lighting contest will be sponsored
again this year by the Key West
Junior Chamber of Commerce, il
was announced today by Sam Col
Inns, committee chairman. Collins
said that the committee was in the
final stages of setting last minute
rules and regulations to govern the
contest and that their final plans
would be announced shortly.
The main purpose of the contest
is to help encourage the local citi.
zens to take an active part and help
make out city a colorful and cheer.
full place to be during the Christmas
season.
The contest will run along simi.
lar lines of those in the past and
entry blanks will be available
shortly.
The City Electric Company has
plans to light up Duval and Tru'
man and perhaps another thoro
fare with their colorful lights cross.
ing the street.
Last years winner was Fred
Schoneck's home display on Grin
nell street. Persons and business
houses interested in entering the
contest this season should start
making plans now as Christmas is
only S. days away.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
PLANS COMPLETED
fn.Aa.A R anA nnnN

A&0hSAAA9S4 A0AAA 49,
in the Democratic party are invit-
ed to participate in the motorcade,
Watson said.
The motorcade will get underway
not later than 6;45 Monday night.
Car stickers. posters, banners, and
buttons can be obtained before then
at Stevenson.for- President head.
quarters, Aliens store. A new ship
ment OF the campaign items has
just arrived.
Robert Floyd, Dade county state
representative, viii be the main
speaker at the Bayview Park rally.
Leading Democrats Of the county
viii sit at the platform. A capacity
crowd is expected at the park, not
only to express local enthusiasm
for national and county candidates
but 10 hear the Key West High
school band which is going to give
an hours concert.
Should il rain the rally win be
held al Harris school at the same
time s p. m., Watson said.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
SLAIN MANS

tConuGueo from rage OuSt
which we're evidently TO be used
for stories and character sketches,
perhaps = novel.
In the mash field, there was per
fection. exacfness, then there was
a check for each answer. the thrill
Of abandonment 20 learned and de-
viSed means Of solving problems,
was one analytical observation.
NoteS On . man named George,
a pre- med student. are obviously
iniended for . book. Another ls or
a student named KsEsn who no
longer deferred ylSihsy to the cam
pas image. nc longer felt like the
cipher"
Mugs tStsesd ohssrvatsonS arr
eylaentls made by = man who "a
neurvstc but who had a pgus0Nr
and cynieal Insight into ehaFsete.
study. There are some phrase
which mighi po&ni 10 q mind which
toyed with she ase4 Of ka5etde.
AFTER be had eane hss bexs 10
aecept defeat. Il il cane. then be
Noasd Try AGAIN in ! sea 6lreCtscr
He knew shat he kne~ slSe thas
sosA'ax ba1 death eoat1 take this
a@&s EEua haE.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31

high motorcycle boots. His light
brown hair was closely chopped,
his face lacked any sun tan even
over its death pallor.
Hamlin called P. w. Atkinson,
Montclair insurance man who told
him Klug is divorced and his
father is also.
Klug's body was spotted this
morning by two mullet fishermen
from their boat in the Atlantic
side of Little Torch Key. John
Walker, Sr. and Jr. saw the corpse
lying on the sand at waters edge.
They Immediately called the She
riff who called Hamlin.
Monroe County Sheriff Berlin
Sawyer and Chief Deputy Sheriff
Tommy Dixon, as well as Hamlin,
rushed up the Keys at high speed
to view the body. 1t was not moved
until the six-man coroners jury
hurriedly empanelled by Hamlin
had viewed II al about lU:SO. Lo-
pez ambulance brought Klug's re-
mains back to their funeral home.
Hamlin is conducting an inten-
sive investigation on all possible
clues. He is asking Toll Bridge
officials to check Klug's toll ticket
to determine whether or not the
woman rode on the motorcycle
with the dead man.
He is further investigating fic-
ton found on lined composition
paper in the pockets of the dead
man.
"All evidence so far points TO
foul play" Hamlin said at the
death scene. Further, the foot
prints of the woman in high heels
show that he was not alone.
Hamlin said that Klug's father
is a tile contractor in New Jersey.
He was expected to return Ham
Inns call Immediately.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-31
COMMISSIONERS
Continued from PAGE One)


nights meeting, which lasted over
two hours. Expected at today's con-
clave is Admiral Irving T. Duke,
commanding officer of the Naval
Station in Key West. The Navy
through Admiral Duke, viii be ask
ed to give a boost to the call for
Federal aid.
Finance Plans Discussed
The most important topic for dis
cussion and consideration last
night was planning a means to fl
nance the proposed sewage re-
vamping and extended project. II
was pointed out by City Manager
King that Key West could raise not
more than $500, 900 for the project
and that the rest of the money
would have to come from the gov
ernment. King just returned from
a three-day conference in Atlanta
with the authorities there and said
that his application for federal aid
was already in Washington.
Commissioner Louis Eisner said,
1--WE have one of the biggest Naval
bases in the country here and the
government hedges on helping.
Since a lot of the increased popu-
lation is due to government work
ers and the Navy, why not ask
the Navy to give us a boost in
applying for federal help"
The commission then moved to
ask Admiral Duke to today'S con-
ference when the discussion will
continue.
Definite action was taken and the
resolution passed authorizing the
city manager to purchase land for
the site of the sewer life station.
The property is lot on Semin-
ary and Thomas Streets which will
be bought for 81 200 from John D.
Marks. The land has front of
so feet and three inches on Semin-
airy and depth of 100 feet. Con.
ditions of the purchase include the
furnishing of good, marketable
abstract title which is to be war
ranty deed, and taxes are to be
pro-rated to the date of closing.
The session also approved the
reissue of licenses and permits to
operate and drive taxis after the
new regulation application forms
have been filled out, submitted by
the drivers, and approved.
A public hearing was set for
Nov. " to consider . written re.
commentator of fhe planning
commission on . matter Of .
proposed variance ordinance
8 changing fhs rear setback re-
qvirsmsnss Of proposed build
tiing to be constructed by Or.
John B. Hayes as an addition 10
his present office. sls Fleming
81.
Continue in today's meeting win
be the consideration Of the hiring
Of a fiscal agent to handle the
bond issue and other matters per-
tanning to the proposed sewer pro-
ject.
Present at the meeting were
Mayor c. B. Harvey, Commission
ers Jack Delaney, Louis Eisner,
DR.. Delio Cobo and NJ. IgnatiuS
Lester, Charles Roberts, Victor
Lowe, c. T. McCreedy and J. Y.
Porter III.