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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
Fire Alarm Setup
Breaks Down

A severed electric line leading
to the city hall was blamed today
for the loss Of the city's fire alarm
service.
But City Electric Company
workmen had service restored
within an hour without incident
Fire Chief Charles Cremata said
Workmen engaged in demolish
ing the city hall tower inadvert'
antly severed the line which feed:
power to the city hall. In addition
to the alarm system failure the city
hall was without power for somi
time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
|Anti-Mosquito
District Regrets
Death OF Doctor

II was with great sorrow that all
members of the Monroe County
|Anti-Mosquito District learned Of
the passing away Of DR.. Raymond
II. Dalton, a man we all respected,
admired and loved so much, and
|at the regular monthly meeting Of
the board Of commissioners OF the
district, held January IS, 1854, the
board, representing the sentiments
|of the full complement Of the Mon.
roe County Anti Mosquito Dist, ex'
pressed the Districts deep and
heartfelt regret at the death OF DR.,
Dalton.
1t Is felt BY all members OF this
district that DR.. Dalton contributed
greatly 10 the health. comfort and
general web being Of the residents
lof Monroe County in his official
Icapacity as County Health officer
Jas wei as IN private life and the
District feels a sincere and deer
sorrow at the loss Of such a great
leader, and friend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20

On only one day did HE line
carry full load. Ian. z, when
u passengers made The trip.
NAL flies = A-passenser Lock-
heed Ledsstar IN and ovt of Key
West ones each day.
On two days, the plane carried
only six passengers-Jan. 6. and
Jan. Is.
The figures on airmail hauled be-
tween here and Miami showed that
so 667 pounds were loaded on al
Key West between Nov. !, 1867
through Oct. 30, 1855.
During that period, mail unload,
ed at Key West was So, 1871 pounds.
Based on fhe 53.esnfs per ron
mile that NAL receives for flying
mail The i77 miles between Mia.
mi and Key West, HE line 70.
eeivsd little more than $3,4s4
Tor the i2-monfh period.
Since the line operated daily, the
average day was less than $40 q
day.
The NAL spokesman said that
during the period covered by the
figures, the airline was flying three
and four flights a day-making the
CONTINUED On Page Two,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20

Monroe County Medical Society ap-
proved the choice, according to
Commissioner Joe Allen.
DR.. Morrison was born in Nc.
Clellanville, 5. c., the son Of the
late DR.. Charles w. Morrison and
Caroline Price Morrison.
He was graduated from Woffod
College in 1914 with an ABB degree
HE entered the Medical College oi
South Carolina in 1915 and wor
an NJ. d. degree in 1919. After
graduation he practiced at Ian.
caster, S. C.
Or. Morrison volunteered for
service in World War u and was
SAINT 10 Key West In January,
1875. For . few months, no ssrv.
ed as assistant medical officer
81 The Naval Station dispsnsary.
Then he was Transferred to she
Naval Hospital here and designs
ted chief 81 HE obstetriesl SER
vice.
In August, 1916, he returned t.
private practice.
Later, he again volunteered for
active duty and was again assigned
Ito the obstetrical service at the
Naval Hospital here.
Following This -FOUR e. duly, he
WAS appointed senior medical o..
lContinue0 On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20

Miami.
George T. Baker, NAL
president, and r. p. Fore
man, secretary and execu-
tive assistant to Baker, flew
into Boca Chica yesterday
afternoon on a survey flight,
according to a NAL spokes-
man.
They inspected facilities at the
field that the line possibly may use
and conferred with Naval officials,
"a Navy spokesman said.
The two officials few here from
Miami in . iA-passenger Lockheed
Lodestar, the same equipment NAL
uses on its regular flights here.
However. NAL win ny . ~
passenger conssir into Beea
chies u Navy permission 10
granted.
The NAL source added that
Meacham Field Is not large enough
to handle a fully loaded Convair.
AfssF HE proper application %
made BY NAL. fhs Navy spokss.
man said. u win hs forwarded
10 Warrington. The Navy.s Bursav
Of Asronsuiies and fhe Chief u
Naval Operations viii rule On Ire
request.
Meanwhile, the county commits.
|sioners met yesterday afternoon
with Harold A.. Wide, airport con-
|sultant, to discuss bringing an in.
dependent airline into Key West.
Jehn MeDonoush. msnssss 81
Ssfswsy Travel. Inc, 6oe pv.
val ST., today ssld either u The
I'VE independent lines he repre-.
ssnfs were ready 10 starr I'm.
snediaie operations here % seen
% he receives the word from The
county commission.
Details Of the arrangement are
yet to be worked out.
NAL and the county commission.
ers have been feuding since Jan.
u when new rate structure went
into effect at Measaam Field and
NAL cut out three Of its four daily
flights between here and Miami.
NAL has refused to pay q 50.
cent charge for each passenger
landing or taking off at Meacham
Field. The 50-cent charge is part
OF the new rate set-up at the field.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
Fishermen To
Meet Friday
To Discuss
Proposals
by I'M coBp

Six changes in crawfish
Ing regulations have been
proposed by the State Con-
servation Department, Mon
roe County Conservation
/ Agent Joe knight revealed
today.
knight said that the pro-
posed changes will be dis
cussed at . meeting Of local
crawfishermen Friday night
at 8 o'clock in the county
court house.
The suggested changes in
clude regulations limiting
the size Of crawfish taken,
restrictions on the taking Of
egg-bearing females, trap
constipation and q law
which would make it neces-
sary to tag all crawfishing
traps.
However, the list Of proposals re-,
ceived BY knight from his Talla-
hassee headquarters makes no
nneDfizp Of the cnptysa ssiai reRu-
iati0f Ann0unced last 2July which
prohibits the storage or possession
Of crawfish during the annual clos
Cd season, April Is to August is.
This regulation. which hes YET
70 be put into effect, has come
r for heated criticism from fish
ermen and dealers. In she past,
they HAYS been allowed by law to
freeze cTawfish for use BY res.
tauranis during the closed sea.
son. Only regulation was that
they were required 10 produce Q
bill Of sale 10 prove that they
were taken during fhe legal fish
Inc season.
As the law now stands. after
April Is, Il viii be illegal to have
crawfish under any circumstances.
The provision II II Is kept in force,
Is expected to cause considerable
hardship on fishermen because
when the closed season approach
es and users lay in q stock, the
normal price rise win not take
place.
The State Conservation Board
has the power to change this rule
without resOrting TO legislation and
some quarters have advanced the
opinion that they win take last
minute action resembling the law,
CONTINUED On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
Senator George Urges Vote On
Treaty Power Amendment Now
Georgia Scion
Regards Brokers
Bid For Rollcal
"Fair Proposition
BY JACK BELL

WASHINGTON Up - Sen. George
(D-Ga) urged Republicans today
to take to a Senate vote their diff
ferences over a proposed constitu.
tional amendment on treaty pow
ers. But Sen. Knowland of Cali
fornia, the COP leader, said hi
hasn't given up hope of a com
promise.
George, taking q leading role
for the Democrats in the treaty
controversy, said he regards al
"a fair proposition" an offer By
Sen. Bricker (R-0hio) to submit
to a rollcall test a section of a pro.
posed constitutional amendment
criticized by President Eisenhower
Eisenhower said he would never
agree to giving the states power
to nullify within their own border:
the operations of treaties.
Bricker has said that what b,
is trying to do is to make sure thai
treaties don't take away the rights
of the states to establish the quail
ifcations of voters and to exercise
other powers reserved to them ii
the Constitution. Lawyers disagres
as to whether this is real danger
George said the quick and simple
way to end the argument is to pui
il up to the Senate.
II don't see why the Republican
leaders should object to settling
this issue in the Senate, . tn
Georgia senator said in an inter
view. "A good many senators VIII
favor adoption Of a constitutions
amendmentdon't want to vote fol
this clause because they believe !
goes too far.
II think ! might vote to eliminat,
it, although ! don't consider it Al
Continued On Page Two,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
No Extension
Seen On Auto
.Deadline

There will BE- no deadIins ex.
tension on auto tags this year.
Thomas ]. Dixon. deputy mo-
TOR vehicle commissioner, TO-
day said that The Feb. 70 dead
line for buying 1854 tags would
stand.
He also pointed out that ell
cars with ovt-of-siass tags that
had expired were subject 10
arrest.
Also. persons who work IN
this state or who have children
In school in Florida must have
Florida license plates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
Helpers Needed
For Mothers
March On Polio

Volunteers are needed for he
Mothers March Of Dimes, Mrs.
Joe Lopez, Chairman, said today,
Between Z and Q p. m. on Jan.
Is, the women via cali at every
home In the city. That, said Mrs.
Lopez, Is why 90 many volunteers
are needed. 50 the home canvass
can be made IN one hour.
Mrs. Lopez said volunteers can
phone her at 2-5s69 or any Of these
numbers:
Mrs. Ruth Carey, 2-3el6; Mrs..
Malcolm Pinder, 2-6637; Mrs. Rea.
gle Russell, 2-596O; or Paul SheF.
chairman Of the campaign, 2-5eei.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
Morrison Is
Named Acting
Health Officer
Former Navy Doctor
Takes Over Duties
OF Post Held BY
DIR. r. ]. Dalton

DR.. c. W. Morrison. Of 1927
johnson St., today took over the
duties Of acting county health Of
ficer.
He was unsnimeUsly named
u HE vacancy caused by the
4 ain Monday 81 Or. Raymond
]. Oslion, who had been county
health officer here for TWO years.
The county commission okayet
u. Morrison for the post. The
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
Recruiter To Be
Here Next Week

Army and Air Force recrulter
Charles A. KaniewSki, Staff Ser.
geant. USAF. wiz be il Key West
next Monday and Tuesday, jan
nary Is and Is.
Between the hours Of 1880 am.
Monday and $50 p. m. on Tues
Gay. be VIII be available at the
slice Of Local Board 70. Post Of
Gee building to answer questions
concerning enlistment in the two
branches Of service he represents
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To
BEN Marathon
For Dedication
Accepts Papy
Invitation To
Key Colony Pool
Ceremonies Sat.

Acting Governor Charlie,
Johns will lead q parade Of
top state officials into Mara
thon Saturday for the dedi.
cation of the Key Colony's
new $4,000 swimming
pool and Cabana Club.
Gov. Johns was invited to make
the trip by State Representative
Bernie c. Papy who viii preside
over the dedication.
Plans cell for tie Governor 70
fly info Marathon Saturday noon
aboard Q M-passenser Eastern
Airlines plane from Miami. He
will be accompanied by his eahi.
net, members u The State Road
Department and The hoteI and
advertising boards. County off.
eisls have also Asen invited 10
attend the affair.
Gov. Johns win address more
than q thousand invited guests dur.
ing the dedication set for 1:3C
|p. m. Father Joseph Maring, S. J,
|of Key West viii bless the pool
during the formal ceremonies.
Phil Sadowski, leading middle
keys developer and owner of the
241-unit Key Colony, said today
that the pool sis by far the mosi
beautiful and elaborate in Flori
Ida - there is nothing like it"
The Keys are HE finest W.
cation spot in tho nation, and
HEY deserve HE finest IN az
fractions" ne said. A water
show. featuring Olympic swim.
ming ehampion Katherine Rawls
will be- held Saturday and daily
Throughout The sessen. he said.
Sadowski said that the pool Is d
standard Olympic sire with the Tn
est equipment avail i
Continued on Page gWOJ
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
Band Featured
In Street Show

Norman Kranich and his orches-
ira win be featured tonight in The
March Of Dimes Street show.
The program wiz get underway
at Southard and Duval Streets q
Q p. M, Louis carbonell, chair.
man. said today.
In addition, Kranich VIII offer
several selections on his accordion
and "scat singer" Joe Torano WIN
perform.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
Navy Chief Is
Injured Ir 81.
Collision Today

Thomas B. Wilder, q Navy chief,
received a broken leg at 7:45 q. m.
to-day when the motor scooter he
was riding collided with q car on
Stock Island.
The sheriff's department said the
lcar was driven by William Robert
Strong, 20, who gave his address
as the Navy Exchange, Boca
Chica..
According to the Naval Hospital,
Wilder received q fracture Of his
left femur and multiple cuts on the
left leg.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
|Inter.-Party
Unity Signs
Are Observed
BY JACK BELL

WASHINGTON R-Sen. Holland
fD-Fla) said today there are signs
Of a new unity between Southern
Democrats and national party
leaders which should pay off in
the November elections involving
control OF Congress.
Holland, who led q group Of
Southern senators in boycotting a
midsummer party rally at Chicago
last year, said he is joining fully
in preparations for a party meet.
ing scheduled at Miami Beach,
Fla, March 6.
Sen. Smsthers (D-Flal said n
a statement former Gov. Adlai
E. Stevenson of Illinois, the 1867
Democratic presidential nominee,
is expected to be the main speak
er. Party members from South
eastern states viii attend.
Holland said IN an interview he
believes conditions have changed
materially since he said he would
not attend the 1853 Chicago rally
because he didn't believe it would
benefit the South.
81 think the attitude Of the IA.
tional party leadership Is decidedly
more considerable to the South now
than it was at that time," Hol
land declared. 81 feel the sign,
are encouraging for better cooper
alton within the party than they
have been IN months. "
Stevenson lost four Southern
states to Eisenhower IN the 1885,
elections. He had taken a stand
lin favor of ciya rights legislation
In this connection, Holland said hi
was pleased by Stevenson's state
ments on a visit to Atlanta Late
last year.
"He said at Atlanta that th<
South had made more significan'
progress il the field of solyinE
civil rights problems than had ana
other part of the nation" Hol
land said. 'tThat Is different tail
from some that we heard in 1852.
81 think that with give and TAXI
a satisfactory program can b
worked out this issue. We South
Ierners can't expect to have oul
views followed 100 per cent bu
were getting tired Of the othei
sides insistence On having then
views adopted 100 per cent.
I'VE ought to be wiling TO NEE
hallway any sincere efforts at re
Cancellation, and ] feel that thost
efforts are being made.
Holland noted. too, that the Chi
cago meeting had virtually buriet
the Loyalty OATH" to which South
Ieners had objected strenuously
The oath pledged 1852 convention
delegates 10 try TO get convention
nominees On their state ballots IN
der the Democratic label. Hollant
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
Health Clinic To
Close Tomorrow

The Monroe County Health De
partment clinic will be closed al
day tomorrow in memory of DR.
r. ]. Dalton, county health Officer
who died Monday.
Funeral services viii be at $50
,. m. tomorrow in the chapel q.
the Pritchard Funeral Home will
The Rev. ]. Paul Touchton official
ing.
The body viii be sent to Nil.
waukee, DR.. Dalton's birthplace
Cor burial in the family plot.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
Taxpayers Urged
10 Make Payments

The City Tax Collectors Office
has mailed out more than 100 no
tees warning that the 1858 real
and personal property taxes must
be paid by February l, when the
current roll becomes delinquent.
All property owners receiving
notices who should make payment
before the aeadline to void penal
ties.
On and after Feb. /, taxes WI
Confined on Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
Nal Executives Inspect Facilities
At Boea Chiea; County Hears Report
On Independent Airline Flight Here
Landing Of Nal Conpair Depends
On Permission From Washington
By DENIS sNEIcR

While National Arlines executives yesterday were
inspecting facilities at Boca Chca field county officials
moved closer to bringing independent airline into Key
West
NAL is seeking Navy permission to use the Nays
Boca Chica field for daily service between here and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-20
5Mte Proposes Changes In
] Crayisbing Regulations
Air Passenger Load Light In January
Figures o., Pay
For Bringing
Airn,aiI To XIV.
Are Released

Only one fully loaded
plane has been flown out Of
here by National Airlines
since Jan. /.
NAL today released fig
ures on its passenger load
from Key West to Miami
since Jan. l, when the air
line dropped three Of its
four daily flights here.
At the same time the line re
leased figures on the pay 1t ha.
received from the Post Office De
partment for hauling airmail b.
tween here and Miami.
The mail pay. according 10 .
Spokesman for The line, averaged
less Than $40 per day over lz-
month period.
The county commission has pro
tested NAL dropping three of it:
daily flights, saying the service
was inadequate.
Here are NAILS figures on the
number Of passengers carried from
Key West to Miami every day
since Jan. /:
Evening star., 1954-10-09
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Evening star., 1954-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DIN. RIM. FURN., extensole table. 6
chairs: contemp.; gen. mahog.; best
offer over 500. or. 4-S343.
DINETTE SET, hard rock maple, red
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DINING ROOM SUITE. mahog. I'm;
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DINING ROOM SUITE. walnut. o pcs,
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ADDING MACHINES, new and nsed,
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SIS ca, barber chair, $40; Queen
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soFH. GiFla cine. StH; Re- Regency; " sreen Slip
covers ,ery good cond. JE. 4-ll35.
SOFA BED, like new. opens to large
dblc. bed. matching lounse chair
new slip covers; corner and end
tables: pr. lamps. KI. S-5935. 10
STAR SAPPHIRE, a-carat. unmount-
ed, $500 or best offer. so. s-s030.