The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 9, 1951, Page 2

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Thursday; Augusi §. 195] The Key West Citizen — daily (except Sunday) by L. P. Artman, owner and pub ‘ m The Citizen Building, corner of Greene and Ann Streets | Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Montoe County P, ARTMAN WORMAN D. ARTMAN | CONCH CHOWDER» By RAYMER ELEPHONES 51 and 1935 pAAgaictrse ‘ viertfSer of The Associated Press—The Associated Press is exclusivels | tied to use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to i! wise credited in this paper, and also the local new: ice he sees 5 RT SING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION 1e Citizen is an open *vorum and invites discussion of public issue: subjects of local ot general interest, but it will not publist wenymous communications. |Hal were certz |iing every bit of IMPROVEMENTS FOR XEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN More Hotels and Apartments. Beach‘ and Bathirig Pavilion. xts—Land@ and Sea. lidation of County and City Governments. Cc SS ranity Auditorium. 2 wh GARRISON BIGHT QUESTION Two remarks, as reported in The Citizen, were made at the City Commission meeting Monday night, about the conservation of the Garrison Bight for the people, re worthy of amplification. City Commissioner Harvey’s tatement that the city has “taken actien at last” projects this question, Why has not the city taken action before? All Key Westers have in view the time when the Gar- rison Bight will be so improved that its use will be exten- sive by owners of cabin cruisers and smaller yachts that eome to Key West. How would those owners feel if, when they Came to town, they learned that the Bight, actually a public domain, would be owned by private interests that would exact a fee from every owner who berthed his boat turn the peepe once a member haleyon days ty work around bu Highway Patrol the sy aa of CPO club with Combo come § A most astounding part of the city’s inactivity, as in- y Commissioner Harvey’s “at last”, remained supine while private interests blocked off the : of streets leading into the’ water. s right when he declared; “The property belongs to the | mixers city already. Why condemn it?” If the owner of land that abuts a street that leads to | Pie Frey. has the right to block off the street and claim s his own, #0 has the owner of the ‘end of every other treet in the city the right to act similarly. The fact is, as geld als pointed out, the end of the street belongs |* The courthouse fo be a madhouse is that it had John Thompson ! of saws county commis dark at the offset of the gather power failed temporarily. happened to that publicity angle suggested by Earl lady nprcnyats gO | their meee. ips about ¢ salitiee ks |GAME warden finally tagged and eae members of the “THE neers name of a monster Dorothy Gray, 3ut let us assume that it belong to the owners of abut- land, Wouldn’t the owner on one side have as much igh{tto his half as the owner on the other side? And yet | > Wiive the spectacle of one owner claifming all of the end of the street, and the city looks on impotently and tatks-about condemnation proceedings when the end of the street belongs to the city. weenseneeera as a motor bike front and a play pen back = ~ The late Jefferson B. Browne, onetime supreme court | too, Seine Geen of the time! flatiZe and cireuit judge, told the writer that no basic deed Re but the editor reserves the t to delete any itema whick sidered Hbelous or unwar- : The writers should be | i confine the letters to R ‘dx, and write on side | of the paper only, Signature of the writer must accompany the letters and will he published un- lens requested otherwine. “ANOTHER ANGLE” | Editor: Key West Citizen: There’s another angle to this mn of what and how much of the female form to expose It just may be that certain of the city’s officials have only had e of beauty offended To halter or not to halter, that is the cuestion! + A low slung posterior, for in- ace. When ‘a woman is so en-| dowed, she would do better to wear pedal pushers. And a bulgy rear. Properly | draped in a harem cut of pants it ean be effective. and Junoesque. | Poured into slacks, regardless of | how well tailored,. the woman |} will resemble a parboiled knock- | wurst | And both sparrow and piano | ; le are not artistic going down} Duval Street in high heels and | diaper play suits. ,° The female | form is invariably. thrown off keel when it goes tiptoe if high heels. | \nd without’ the illusion of. the | owing skirt, the. whole silhouette | their: s fl stead of suggesting a sunny ten- | wa nis court or an advertisement in | v z Vagiie: sngeks of soxconne | : MIDSHIPMEN INSPECT JET baseball is nine to nine-and usus ssociated journalistically | i pein ane eae | exosption of possible _transparen was certainly. beyond what the| ti has nevar been of Ie aie pate | ial than | law as quoted in your paper of e lelps 0 it Production: line and upper arms is much bet-| yet any lady emerging on Duval patrol-| in danger of being very much if he pe Mrs. Ray Parmley reports one the tems ale of the species'in Key y | “took ip.” EO tu eas ‘ st with a’ clL Ghitan ae MIL: jredige too would be much more | decent exposure resulted from! to a film board appointed by the | pall. roll down Truman: Avenue: | | as to;whether or nota man or wo- public street, but it is a public) officially announced here. i one-quarter inches from end 40 e dungarees. in ‘variouS stages | jn tam on the jury. it would not ébvioudy: beens ling: done in a: Katidnsbuilditig in cereumferénce around the Most of the men who wear them | cussion of the. eternal question! only person to be disgusted when | othe: i Ne only person to ¢ id when | other requirements. It will also quarter inches in cercumference, 3 Then there is the cut of torso | i J, M. HENSON, §. W. DAVIDSON, J. D, GILLIAN, MIDSHIPMEN FROM CLASS 3-A, INSPECT JET PLANES with Daughters of the Ameri- | —~ ~*~ <i . ee can Re | ‘ tee of the bathing suits which | the would allow voile across the whole shoulder | 5] ; |Parade. the city’s beaches. And) However, it did not seem to| d B > I Hh | the uniformed ‘city |Froduce burmese | in inois oe At i protest against | Stress without a ruffle on her bra,/ man who stood inside the door] MURPHYSBORO, Ill.) nd our protest against. inar-/ thus changing it into a hal iS}and- \ SSE > ac’ iD s a tistic exposure is not limited tl apnieeetie iz H into a halter i snd witnessed the act T doubt) DOCUMENLATIES Voit A piuple ob eneneesiaae: | wry 50 cent admission fee and I] RANGOON—()—-Six Ameri-| her White Rock hens got serious: ‘crlees “aiidca erhdelanad Scale | A court trial based on such pro-|aiso doubt if any arrests fer in-|can technicians will be advisers | and layed an egg as big as a bi “ effective. The lawyers could bring | his presence | Burmese government -to’ make add nothing to the-charm of} out: gome really nice arguments} Granted, the Mardis Gras isn't|documentaries in: Burma, it waa}, “nore eee » fe And if there is anything which | oepey ee iotnee Boke t . n| iS : | manewas artistically draped, And ace and the spirit of the law| The documentaries will show . offends the cult of beauty it is) i we put all the itinerant artists | should outweigh the letter as it/the people of Burma what is be: | end: It is eight and one-half inches 7 einctise on the strbete of the eit {ONY, sive them a job, but might) Pardon me if this letter seems] program, ECA aid will help. the| Ge, The, tae stretrhies 10 inches | Provoke some very interesting dis- | yilinus but I am probably nof the|board to/obtain equipment and} 2?ound the,ends: A major \ do not have the athletic bodies of | be tas the :eaileoed Writers sah wore | jynat we peace pelisst me Sr re anne ident which has the ap-|contribute towards building a | them in their beginnings and are DOROTHY GRAY t re of a false arrest blos-| central film laboratory to servel; |limp models for.these revivals of 1011 V PI 5 10g Pd Need pie bee iokeh hed heat “purity” |the entire Burmese film > indus- the lusty working britches Of our} 4 ugust 8. 1951 on) Falster St. | campaign. try. | country’s yesterdays. epst es, tp. | -Is it that Key West is a refuge — And those. brightly cojoted} «g, + ,. {for frontier justice when law and ae Fs skirts with the narrative printé.of |. 2 4PDezs Are... Not,Arrested’ [order is effected in a manner’ ré Reli 10us Riot |palm trees and hula girls. and alter roe Citizen miniscent of the bar room trails | bougainvilleas. Why does the man|. | Would appreciate if you would) conducted by such men as Judge N ] < A d with the flaming. red hair and|Print this for although’ I am a! Roy Dean, “the only law west of| INALTOW yi verte bulging middle always pick out|Tesident. of this vity for a short| the Pecos | red palm trees? And why does he time only with the compliments} } RANGOON .—(#),.— A Buddhisty, combine the shirt with .green|0f Uncle Sam and my civic spirit) We'd USE, monk neay here. called -the Mos shorts? is not;the allegiance of brith still} LTIG, U jlem god Allah a butcher- and | There is nothing reasonable|Tan goncerned with the decency 706 nearly started a religious riot at about the amount of female or/and, justice with which. the law) Key West, Florida. Thazi; Cehtial: Burma: male body coverage, so. let’s at|is administered in the place where Wednes st 8, 1951! “While the riot ‘squad. Wak least be artistic about it. I and@my family. live. ee ‘4 A summer evening gown with; Key West-—the land of the, alerted, . Buddhists °- eames an off the shoulder neckline cov-| Amazon, where a woman is] Piscean) Touch Moslem. indignsk explain: ers less territory than’the average |amenable to the law only with} ing Lawkanatha - was preaching nightgown, and yet any lady ap-|clab @nd pistol PRESTON, Ont-—()—Answ-} 00 ‘the benefits of vegetarianism. | pearing two yards from her front! » 'Phis city is just now coming in-/ ering a fire alarm, fireman How- | Buddhists here are flésh: eaters}. ‘ which went into the/ door in a nightgown would. be | to. its own as regards its recogni-| ard Ruppel found it was his own though the Buddhist law forbids drink Wednesday and official navy news with a surprise that’s an|taken in for playing a modified | tionn the map. I do hope that) home that was ablaze. His four-| the taking: of life. release, did so! element spin. Ceist8d to show that the owner of land on the westerly side of Palm avenue, formerly Salt Pond road, had inher- ent riparian rights to the waters of the Garrison Bight. He added that subsequent deeds contained the clause ulktarian rights pertaining thereto.” igtv@marked, “But what rights pertain?” Judge Browne owned the northwesterly corner at Palm ‘avenue and Petronia street, with his home on the land, "George Smith eventually bought the property, en- larged thechouge: inte the North Beach rin ty dnd: teadh he ga "3 Yronf Sppostte theImi.“He kept!|c the retaining walls to the width of his land on the wester- side of the avenue, He had several brushes with boat- rs in trying to stop them from anchoring their boats otf his bulkhead, but not even he made any pretension of owning the shore end of Petronia street. = That end belongs to the city, in the same way that the WUT of Simonton street belong to the city. SLICE OF H seas ee eeeee had just radioed they v He then significant- |’ when the well Aviation sake ance Chiet lbrate her August‘10 birthday a ro hy Was 9) fere 3 were! what shadows. we purgyet” as wen met, we eygd e ach other |day late elong, with ‘Deedee. Agri- ny Bi the| Se Se Wee, ed and filled in the shore i Mid deasked, “And! lie » Haury: retpyn shpbgs © gals! eae one srs ee ners its men—U.S Marines, Weererr relia eaters) | Lady Godiva the Ypcal city officials realize the| year-old daughter was rescied| Thazi’s large’ Moslem. popula ? A lady’s basic lingerie with the |import of the disgraceful happen-| by his wife and a neighbor and| tion has forwarded a comet —|ings of the last few days—that/damage was confined to. two|to the Ministry of Religious Af- you The answer was “Apa-| this city cannot hope to obtain a! rooms fairs here charging © ch .It takes one know’ one. .. |r ble reputation if such} I TN A <NETIGEE with blasphemy. "| He also ‘did excelent publicity ee of law enforcement are} When the great English orator, : writing before he became crim- | employed. | Burke, was old, bitter and disap-| The word “ptomaine” | inal investigator for the Navy... . nly a few weeks ago, my wife) pointed, he lost a dearly-beloved| highly complex Now he'll be heap big Chief at Soe to the locdl night chib}son, and remarked at the news of| in all pei se, Norfolk Vi Veidt. will cele- rdis Gras to see what en- jdeath, “What shadows we are, ”” |cala “Whose natal day: is) August ow Select ‘the service Oa a2 + 1.06.5 Maca freak agenesis te ert TT, Idea for the straight last and stitching all way around the heel came from Europe. 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