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TRAILERS

ALWAYS THE BEST SELECTION Of
nationally famous mobile homes.
TRAILER CO.. CO.. 1880 1880 Wisconsin " cmsniSNs ave.
NV Branches in Md. and Va. -22
20-ft.; Just right for va
cation or home for two. Priced for
quick sale: Call CO. 5-0616. -21
sides. apt. range, refrigerator. beau-
tiful woodwork; S795. or best offer.
Any evening after $50. XII. S-52s6.
SCHULTZ 1e4s, 21 It., like new
gas stove. elec. refgr See any time
Priced right. CLARKE. 125 Temple
Trailer Village, Alex, Va. 10"
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GARAGES

BUILDING. 30x55 IT,. freproof; day
mig. mis- can AD. o?oE s"7147. E7aFS'e or &1s hsn'
FOUR-CAR (undivided) brick garage,
27x39 feet, story and half, cleo
tricity. Sale or rent. EN-. 2-4232
q N oHIfSOs: Oss::sroRY BLDG, IlS spp.
workshop, warehouse, etc; reas.
rent. To inspect call LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & CO., Realtors, 1415
K st. NV. ME. $4,000,
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STORES FOR RENT
GEORGETOWN-Lge. store. bea

GEORGETOWN-Lge. store, heated;
ppadr66Hlns pd6H1s IN rear; excel. loc. .Wo.
$40 9th ST. N.W.-close to corner
Pen PPenna; Pays aye Goo Good location for snack
3Td AND sHERIDAN ST. NV, Store
20 by 90: parking in rear. Call B.
B stLIS0N. RA; 3,1O513. -21
apt; Ideal for small business. Reas.
rent. Heat incl; Vac. RE. 7-11SI.
400 1st ST. NV. corner store. show
window. app. 17x44. iuorescent
STEIN & s'i co'. 1873 fr H4 s. N. NV sEEH: NE
7ss StR ST. NV. tacross st. from
s1 new n Gen; MIN. AsSts. GSts on APP. 1000
Leo M ffsS BERNsTE1N EsgE 70 iPsoe't co 1ei5 ai1
K st. NV. NE. 8-5400.
SELF SERVICE GROCERY In Center
Market City. 5th and K ,sts. NV,
way Stores since 1915. doing an ex-
ce!ient business; imm; occup;; reas.
DI. 7-5os9: or cali Mrs. sennett.
1888 GA. AVE. N.w.-store with
DdlcOnY ana DSmt. suitable for any
kind of business. Heat and water
included. S125. RA. 6-SS27.
CORNER 11th AND G ST. Sc
Suitable appliance, grocery. valet,
etc. Heat. Reasonable rent. Store
and 5 rms. . baths. 1910 Sth st
NV. Suitable church. LISS REALTY
s$os GA. "a AVE. fNS,w.-yaeant-. Good
LOCATION. $50 mo. Ex. $4,000; ewes,
HO. 2-0325. -1o
NEAR iST AND KENNEDY ST. NV,
Modern store. 1896; suitable for
any type business. Long lease to
reliable tenant. 1928 per month.
III alSfOS. AVE, AND L ST. NV Nv
$500 to 5000 So. it,, Ist f., air
conditioned space. Avail. May l.
Adequate facilities. Suit. many uses.
Reas rental. GOLDSTEN BROS.
3s15 LIVINGSTON ST. NV. 1sx65.
sSat oofR ssTvce sgs ides etc. for RENAL 6fs
1927 18th ST. N.w.-2oxso: heavy
foot traffic. heat included; rental
1902. Goth ST. N.W.-small store,
newly decorated. prominent display
window. 500 per month.
THOS j FISHER B. 20 TNT
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

APT. BLDG. WANTED-Have pur-
chasers with up to $4,000 cash.
T. N. LERNER, 6400 Ga. ave. NV,
TU. 2-1136 til 8 pm. III
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CAPE ANNE ON
CHESAPEAKE BAY

About 35 miles from the White
House. A residential subdivision of
clever design. Many good homes,
wide. wooded. as low as $500. Plats
on request. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1919 K st. NV. MA. S-1166.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

End COMM. GRoUND-43O0 blk. Of
Hunt pI. n.e.-Approx. 1880 So. it.,
S1,25 per 50. #: $500 cash re-
quired; or will trade equity for
income property. F. ELIOT MID
DLETON, Realtor, RE. 7-11S1;
nI O-SS5r
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
MONEY WANfEn

TO 5 ACRES, livsble house. 6O-mile
radius. EN-. 3-3633 or Box 198-E,
star. -19
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

CHEVROLET 80 wrecked; all parts
for sale. 5000 miles. Phone
Clarksville, Nd, 785W5. III
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e.E., NEAR CORAL HIILS-com-
mercial prop. with a lge. mod. home
and 2-car gar. Level lot. Suitable
for many businesses. Rent reason
Southern ave. Sc, 10. 9-S500.
-lS
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

ARIA units. Apt. bldg. nr, Court
bldg, priced at 8 times annual in
come: For more information, call
1iHUNiT lit III CORNER BRICK-Near 18th
and Pa. ave. Sc: oil h.-w.h.: income
S7,150 per W.: furn.; sell for $685.
500 on easy terms. EX. 3-3400:
sS;s753deod SA: S-2d99; sound brick bldg. Can
Walking distance Govt. agencies.
Will Will +? TAKE TRADE on clear house
5-unit BLDG 90 a-6ss6. IL
8-UNIT APT. BLDG, l mile from
Key Bridge in No. Arl. Price 7l2
times annual income. Call ia; 4
APT. HOUSE. 2-bedrm. units An
10 mos. old LO. 5-40S0.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 6 furn: apts. lst fl;
S3S.5o0. $4,000 cash. EN-. 2-2752.
DETACHED I2-CNIT BLDG. IA yrs.
old s. 18th and Glebe rd:, Airing
ton; price Z times annual income.
MICHAEL WALSH & SON, I211
Eye st. NV, RE. 7-S2S2. -19
DET. BRK., l6 UNITS. Ch; CHI. Md.
190-ft. front lot. over Sl3. 900 .yrly.
income. Price less than s times.
Sound investment, suitable for
ewner.occupant,, Near Conn LI; ave.
FIRST T-COMMERCIAL LOT on Nichols
75c per #. DINOWITZ CO., Ex-
elusive Agents. Ma S-671T.
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BARGAINS

Ia AANO L AAA w
International KS tractor, 22-ft.
trailer, $4,000 miles. You must see
a real buy. Only ---Si,4 ,495
.4S Studebaker la-ton pickup S295
~ Ford A-stake, nice cond., new
'4s Chevy 34-ton pickup. new paint E11
looks and runs good. Only S549
80 ,Studebaker fiat 2-ton stake.
Looks end runs good. Guar, only
80 GMC W-452 Tandem; new body,
moist. SA tires. Fully guar, S6,350
80 F-5 Ford VS. tractor. Air-hy-
draulic, air in vac, trail connec.
80 Brockway: 2.6o-xW tractor, ike ike
brand-new Only ---------$3,750
'46 GMC. 622, tractor. new paint.
Many other units to
choose from-Army surplus, dumps,
stakes, buses and trailers. Also
tors,
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

s-RM. COTTAGE; immed. poss.: mr..
Plum Point Beach, 2 min. drive to
beach; Ia. acres land can be used
for gardening. About 35 mi. from
D. c. Rent by season. JACK
W1LDSTEIN. Prince Frederick SS-J.
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500. 600 et So, payable mo-. 8. 10,
20 yrs, by individual, secured 1st
trust on valuable commercial prop
srty, rented. Alex. VS. Box 9l.D.
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PRIVATE OWNER
International 1949 panel; excel
cond.; very low price. Call No
7-1OO4; ewes. Ia. Q-20Q4
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Your GMC Truck Dealer
CENTRAL, MOTOPS

Your GMC Truck Dealer
CENTRAL MOTORS
ALEXANDRIA
1900 LEE HWY. 1901 ORONOCO ST.
ia. 2-700O Til o PM. OV. 3-15OOI
SPECIAL PRICE SALE
GMC 1850 2-ton 6-wheeler: 1S-ft.
nat body; excellent condition.
Dodge 1949 2-ton COE; 2-speed
axle 16-ft. stake body; Al through
Ford 1850 F-s: 134-in. w.b. chassis,
10000 tires. air brakes, can be
used for dump or tractor.
heavy-duty unit in fine condition.
Ford 1949 A-ton pickup; this is a
very serviceable unit,
Ford 194s F-6; 158-in. w.b. chassis
Federal 1949 45M2 tractor; sleeper
cab; excellent condition; fine road
unit at special low price
These trucks must be moved quick;
most are fully guaranteed; terms.
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED
(Continued,I

PRIVATE PARTY wants prewar car.
Please. don't call unless in top all
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
FERRY NEGOTIATIONS
SHOW GOOD PROGRESS
Muniz Is Granted
Patent On NelU
Bottle Holder

WASHINGTON, D. c. tvNNSl
- A patent has been granted
to James MUniz Of Key West,
Florida, on q bottle holder for
grocery carts, U. S. Patent
Office announced. Application
was filed in the Patent Of
flee November ~, 1850. II is
different in five respects from
anything patented or known,
patent examiners found.
u is bottle holder made
UP of sheet metal receptacle
portion including back,
having an inverted channel at
IFS upper edge adapted TO
hooking over edge Of a wire
support structure, bendabie
tongues at fhe side edges Of
ihe receptacle portion locked
behind fhe back and bendsbIe
tongues also at the side edges
Of the receptacle portion
locked behind the retieUIafions
of the supporting structure.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
Marines Battle
Reds Near Scene
OF Truce Talks
BY William c. BARNARD

SEOUL R-U. S. Marines slug.
ged it out with lis Chinese Reds
today Just east Of Panmunjom,
where United Nations and Allied
liaison officers opened talks on an
exchange Of sick and wounded
prisoners of war.
The bloody skfrmisi erup.ed a
scani half.mile from the neutral
corridor-the route which Allied
armistiee officers took 10 Panmun.
JON a few hours later.
The Marine patrol which eneoun.
tered the Red company called inn
mediately for Marine tank, rocket
and artillery fire. The blazing ils-
hour battle left 10 Chinese counted
dead, Is estimated killed and Is
estimated wounded
The Reds pulled pack after fresh
Marines rushed forward to join
the original patrol.
Fiery patrol actions flared else
where.
Bad weather grounded most
Fifth Air Force warplanes. but
tCon.inued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
Beverage agents
Check Local Bars

State Beverage Department
officials swooped into town
Saturday night for the second
straight week bit they ap-
parenflY found no violations Of
ihe State laws governing the
sale of alcoholic beverages in
Key West.
However, their tour Of the
eify's bars resulted in the arr
rest Of one man on the charge
of interfering with an officer
in connection with an incident
involving the state agents.
The man, Mario Nareissa,
80I Emma Street was jailed
shortly after midnight Sunday
on Pefronia Street. He will be
arraigned in City Court today.
Meanwhile, no announcement
has been made concerning fhe
trial dates Of ten Key West.
ers who were taken into
custody last week on charges
ranging from selling liquor to
minors TO gambling. County
Solicitor Allan g. cIeare, Jr.,
had been comforting with the
State men last week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
Adenauer Arrives
Today For Talks
With Eisenhower
By 60 CURTIS

NEW YORK tR--west German
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer ar.
riyes today for talks with Presi.
dent Eisenhower which may cen.
ter on the Soviet peace drives
impact on European unity.
James b. Conant. U. S. high
commissioner for Germany. flew
here yesterday from Bonn. He will
attend Adenauer's conferences with
the President and Secretary Of
State Dulles in Washington.
Adenauer. like the President. Is
a strong supporter Of Western En-.
rOpean unity.
His support II plans TO pot
500 900 Germans back into uniform
as part Of a Easopesn army has
powerful opposition n has own
country and in Z nerveuS France.
OF the six national legislatures
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
Hall Backers
Increase Numbers
In COP Job Race

WASHINGTON 1.-TWO more
members Of Congress, both of
them regarded as political friends
of Sen. Tat tR-Ohio). came out
publicly over the weekend for
Leonard w. Hall for chairman
ship Of the Republican National
Committee.
They were Sen. Ferguson Or.
Mich and Rep. Reece tR.Tennl.
The committee is scheduled TO
meet here Friday to name a sue
cessor to c. Wesley Roberts, who
resigned.
Hall. former member Of the
House and now a surrogate. or
Judge of wills ard estates, in Mas
sau County. indicated after a call
on President Eisenhower Saturday
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
Joseph Watkins
Dies Suddenly
.OfHeart Attack
Key West Native
Stricken While
AT Little Torch
Key Yesterday

Joseph Nilsson Watkins, Com.
mander, USNR, ret. 81, of 1888
Reynolds Street, died suddenly
yesterday at 1874 noon at Mon
roe General hospital following a
heart attack.
Watkins, who was a consulting
engineer with NJ. E, Bennett Con-
struction company. and developer
81 Torcnwood. Little Tgch FSes
was at Little Torch when be was
stricken. James Gillespie. drove
Watkins the 80 miles into the hos
pitaI where he died shortly after
arrival
Watkins, a native Key Wester,
served in the Navy for 10 year.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Jennie Mae Watkins, four daugh-
ters, jeanne. Martha, (now Mrs.
f. NJ. Bennett), Nancy and Alice;
two brothers, Paul and Bent
Watkins, and two sisters, Mrs.
Rule Roberts and Mrs. Alice
McArus.
Watkins was a Senior member
of the American Society of Civil
Engineers. of the Florida Society
Of Engineers, and Mason. He
received a presidential citation
for service in World War /. and
hads served in World War II.
During his naval service he was
officer in charge of construction
At the 18th Naval district, san
Francisco. He was also Pubic
Works Officer at Paris Island,
S. C.
Funeral services viii be We'd
nesdsy afternoon at 5 o'clock al
the First Methodist Church. The
Rev, ]. Paul Touchson win Off
eiate al the services. Mr.. Wat
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
City Fathers
Meet Tonight
InCityHan
Refrigeration Bill
Will Be Aired At
Regular Session Set
For 8 O'clock Tonight

Two separate ordinances plac-
ing strict controls on refrigera-
ton and air conditioning inStalla-
tiens in the city will be consider
ed tonight at the regular meeting
of the city commission.
The measures, which were
worked out by City Manager
Dave King in cooperation with
local dealers and contractors,
will be introduced as emergency
bills so that they can be passed
on first reading because Of their
importance.
In the past. local contractors
have complained Of the lack of
controls which have allowed out
Of town "flY by night" concerns
TO come TO this city and make
installations without the pay.
menf Of license fees.
The ordinances viii call for the
establishment of a board of engi-
neers. The board will be made up
of five members including the
city electrical inspector. The city
commission will appoint the other
four and at least two of them
must be qualified Master Install
ers. The city building inspector
win serve as secretary Of the
board.
The bill also set standards of
fees for installation and for the oc-
cupational licenses Of the installers
and engineers.
In Nother business the commits.
sioners VIII act on a resolution
calling for tenders on some Of
the City's Florida Refunding
Bonds, dated 1888. The bonds win
be redeemed out of surplus funds
in the city's Interest and Sinking
Fund.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
Dulles Is To
Define Stand
On Pact Power
BY JOHN CHADWICK

WASHINGTON Rt-Secretary OF
State Dulles was called by a Senate
judiciary subcommittee today to
define the Administrations position
on q proposed constitutional
amendment to curb treaty-making
powers.
President Eisenhower recently
said he felt the proposal would
deny him the flexibility he requires
for conducting foreign affairs. and
Dulles is expected to 20 into more
detail in his testimony.
First scheduled witness at the
hearing was Clarence Mannion, q
former dean Of the Notre Bame
University Law School.
The subcommittee plans 20 con.
ciude its hearings this week after
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
1t. C. Z. Roach
Held On $1,000
Bond after Death
Clifford Broom

1t. (j.g.) C. E. Roach is
being held on $4,000 bond
on charges of manslaughter
of Clifford Edward Brown,
Al, Marathon, who died at
8 am. Sunday after Roach's
car smashed into him on
U. S. l near Boca Chica.
1t. Roach is charged with
fatally hitting Brown who
was trying to fix his dis
abled car off the highway.
Roach was driving a 1919
Chrysler coupe.
Browns mangled body was
viewed BY a corners Jury i'm
mediately empanneled BY coro-
ner Roy Hamlin yesterday norm
ing.
Brown and his wife mildred,
eoleree, were on HEIR way hsek
TO Marathon where ne worked lor
the Floyd Lamb construction
company. when their car broke
down, north Of Coca ChiCs bridge.
Brown Get oos Of The 1915 c.ds.
mobile convertible 10 check o.
lha trouble. Re was On ne ~
sisie Of ire CT. VII E*4sH
sIlsgsdly Speeding le6sFd eeea
chies, sidexwtrad the car. kno<ks
ing Brown 80 10 7os /. killing
him Instantly.
Roach was laier found by drunk.
omter test 20 be drunk.
Ne did ret step afsaF hiftina
Brown. u was said. The lsffsF.s
wife who had been IN The rear
81 ihe car when the smashing
occurred, raced sfier~~ Reaeh's
car. screaming for him 70 step.
Roach. who Il Is said WAS N
Such > condition that he did not
know what he was doins,
brought Mrs. Roach back is ire
death scene. let her cot. snd
thsn raesd Down ths highway
heading Ter Key West. Mean
while Mrs. Browns screams
stepped : truck which brcuahi
her 70 Ire Naval hospital where
she summoned az ambglsnes
and si1sriff.s asparfnsni aides.
Roach VAS picked 40 on stock
Island By State Trooper Frank
riine. Trooper Cline brought
Roach 10 tie police station for
tests despite bis struggle % SCI
awsy. Roach. aceordln9 20 Ham.
In. was staHding ~ the CIR
drunk. shen Trooper cline pick
ed bin up. e1ine held The man
fer cormer Hamlia 81 Che scene
Of ne crime. Ha4iln Immediately
tcontnaed OR PaEc Tuel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
Cuban Bankers
Inspect Ship
Set For HdUa1ld-
Key Vest Service

The complicated nego-
tiations between American
and Cuban interescs for the
establishment of a Havana
Key West Ferry Line APP
pear to be progressing sat
isfactorily, according to a
report from H. G. Williams,
president of the Gulf At
lantic Transportation Com
pany, to the board Of di-
rectors of that concern. The
shipping company is one of
the major stockholders in
the Marine Bridge Trans
portation Company, the
firm that will operate the
thrice weekly service.
Williams, in his report, told of
conferences with officials of the
Banco Agricola y Industrial, who
are participating in the financing
Of the operation in Jacksonville.
The Cuban officials made an in
spSction Of the vessel to be used
In the enterprise, the Caribe
Queen, which is currently in dry
dock undergoing repairs and con-
version for car ferry service there.
The Cuban officials expressed
complete satisfaction" with the
progress Of planning thus far,
Williams added. The men, Or.
Carries Du.ouasne, vice president
Of the bank. Senior Eugenio Cas-
tlllo and . Senior FiIlippi. are
now IN New York fer further
conferences recording The ferry
line.
AT the Jacksonville parleys. the
Cubans also were furnished with
further information concerning the
establishment Of motel service in
Cuba. presumably for the benefit
oil American motorists touring the
country The Cuban government
he's already announced their in
tention OF making vast improve
nlents in the islands highway
facilities to accsmodate tourists.
The ferry project Is repeatedly
number ore on the list of public
improvements Of President Full
gancio Batista.
All that stands In the way OF
the final documents for the start
Of services are the arrangements
oF satisfactory labor contract
with various Cuban unions who
viii be associated with the opera.
ton Of the proposed service and
the final completion Of the nego.
tiations Of the dock in Havana.
The City Of Key West has al
ready purchased dock on this
end Of the line for their use In
fulfillment Of q deal made BY
members Of the city commission
In Havana nearly a year ago.
The Cuban labor interests are
said % be asking that the ferry
line carry Just passengers and
automobiles and not cargo or
trucks. II Is expected that sat.
Continued On Page Twoi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
Duke
Speaks Tonight

Rear Admiral Irving 7, Duke
vii address, members ard frsends
81 the Monrpe County Juvenile
CounSil a. he Key wess High
sehooa aaaiiOFaan. taaight Al 8
d. m.
PreSAsent Leland Aageh al
inssodnee the speaker, wkso Is
part q q series On yarboas grUaps
responsibility 10 ne ycath az ne
CON % azfy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
Addresses OF
Fla. Legislators
Now Available

The complete lisi Of Senators
and Representatives II the 1858
Elorida State Legislature which
continued Tuesday is being dis.
lribaied to newspaper and radio
stations BIZ the National Federal
Il Business and Professional We
men's Clubs. according to State
President Mrs. G. 3 Harvey
The home address 81 the 81
senators and mere numerous tow
e. HOUSE members are given.
Should anyone desire te check The
Holens' whereabouts 4 copy 81
available a. The Citizen office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06

Key West, Florida. hos the
most equoble climote in the
country. with ON average
Ymge Of only lac Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06

The Associated Press Teletype
Features and Photo Services.
For 70 Years Devoted to the
Best Interests OF Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
CORRECTION

The Audubon Screen Tour ad-
veriisemeni appearing in Sat.
urday's paper should have read
Tuesday, April !. instead Of
Monday. April s.
Or. Fran William Hall will
present hThe -Four Corners" az
Key West High School Of p. m.
Tuesday. ''Mcaxier In Mlnis.
iure'' will be shown AZ Truman
School al Z o'clock Tuesday
asternoonI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-06
Navy 1t. jailed On MansIaughter
Charge In Traffic Death Sunday
Keys Monhunf For Six convicFs
Guerrero May Be
II, StOIel. Ford,
Not Stolen Boat,
In Ne,U Escapade

The statewide manhunt
for Charles Guerrero, "a,
Albert Davis, %, and four
other convicts who escaped
Dade County's skyscraper
jail Saturday night, con-
tinues today on the 100
miles of waterfront of the
Keys.
Monroe county sheriffs de-
pUties have searched every side
road off the Keys to find the
1919 Ford License 3s-7T29 stolen
from Andrew 3. Richardson
from the Mexican tavern, Stock
island, by man he claims
looks like Guerrero
As The Citizen went to press
no sign of the car or of Guerrero
or Albert Davis or Gilberto Ger
vantes was found. immigration Of.
ficials and Coast Guard head
quarters are watching all plane
and boat departures from Key
West. The local docks are keep
ing an eye on their shrimp boats,
since Guerrero has prediction
for making away with them. He
was in the Miami jail as a FEEDER
al prisoner serving time for steal.
ing and Transporting the Key
West shrimper Ramos" to Cuba
last February.
Now he Is probably lsndborne.
according to sherifPs deputies
who have been searching ihe
hywaYs and highways. Of the
county for him in the aIlegedIy
stolen car. Richardson who lives
at 3I3 Truman Avenue, said he
was In The Mexican tavern early
this morning drinking beer. He
had left his Ford outside. A man
answering 6uerraro's deserip.
zion was also IN HE bar just be-
fore the car disappeared.
Davis. who was released from
isil by .the escaped ecnvicts,
was awaiting trial BY Dsde coon.
~ officials on . breaking and
entering charge before going 10
Rsiford for fen year sentence
given BY Criminal Court Judge
Thomas Caro- on his attempted
isiI break here on January Is.
He had originally been placed
in Monroe county isil on
charge Of drunken driving, des-
trueticn Of state property ard
other offenses involved in . Wild
ride down the Keys, where he
was spprehendad by State
Trooper Jack Walden.
Guerrero made Key West history
In February and March when he
stole the shrimp boat Ramos from
It's dock in KEY West, recruited
two men. one Ralph Maribona,
Jr, ex-city policeman and Manuel
Perez as crew and set sail for
Cuba.
The law caught up with Guer-
zero in Cuba, He was nown back
here for a preliminary hearing be-
fore Peace Justice Ira Alhury On
the grand larceny charge to which
he pleaded guilty. He also plead.
ed guilty 10 the Federal charge 81
transporting 4 stolen vessel Be.
tween nations. In Miami, CaeE.
reru vas senteneed ten DAYS sgo
tCansiuaad On Pace Two4
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-02
ToWN IS AsIAN oAsIs

GANDHIDHkM, India az
Wells reaching, deep into this arid
land plus the energetic work Of
$4,000 Hindu refugees from Pakis-
tan are fast putting this brand new
West Indian town ON the map.
Gandhidham enthusiasts the
name means "Gandhi's Town"
claim this is the only Asian COM
munity with electricity and run-
ming water in every house.
The abundant water has been
made possible by is new wells
yielding 1.5OO.QO0 gallons daily.
Planned by Hindu refugees from
the Sind area surrounding Moslem
Pakistah3 capital city of Karachi,
Gandhidham has enjoyed the back
ing of the Indian government Refu-
gee Rehabilitation Ministry.
In two years, the population has
jumped from zero to $4,000. Ital-
ian and American town planners,
who have had hand in the project,
predict the figure will reach 100, 1000
within three years.