The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 1, 1951, Page 2

Faeea Page 2 all-time record for ein And All Cire le Round é rien . | MARINES CARRY | ae RO oe p | (Continued from Pege One) | probabiy : | miles over jagged North Korean | . €1 wete lost a total ly to anti-air- wn nine, | mountains to a guerilla stron€- | garnaged. T hold. 5 A of 40 planes, n The Marines landed on mountain top where the {until the next d Then, under jcover of a grou haze, the rines attacked three huts wt < were headquarters for a bend © nese | 150 North Korean Reds operat ine from a mountain hidebdut. A! PLA DLAST | C T | ILES spokesman said the Mer | ieee they aa thi For Your Rath snd Retchen Wallis i ere Sq. hold. Pat it on inimebiet ees In the sir Tenet” ae Seeagee blested enemy t hai Armnts Mast wae munition dumps on . front. Later, allied end “Red jet — 1 ee | ———— — = Kaa og . STRONG ARM o) COFFEE eae TRIUMPH ¢ | Mesnwhile. in Tokyo, 3 al COFFEE ER i lied spokesman s ? | still dominate the skies over Ko — jrea. He pointed out that : All FSO Published daily (except Sunday) isher, from The Citizen Building: ¢ Omty Dailv Newspaper in a W = P, ARTMAN _ en —— ORMAN D. APTMAN "Business Manager Entered at Key West, Floriaa, as Second Class Matter TELEPHONES 5) and 1935 Member of The Associated Press—-The Associated Press is exclusively ntitled to use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to i i; not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local new: sublishea here. a hid | craft su There are mc quitoes in ummer he be opis Arctic than in vember Florida Press Association und Associated Dailies of Florids AsTH THLE pe Foe ot) &. Miami Ave me L.bsesiption (by carrier) 2c per week, year $12.00, single copy 5 ‘ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION he Citizen is an open for um and invites discussion of vublic issue: ind subjects of locai or general interest, but it will not publis! ne ny MOUs communications. | planes shot down 33 Red j | LAS RR SII HONE | ROLLER SKATING | STRAND coniitona NIGHTLY Thursday - Friday - Saturday RHNEE Wet at sat, || TEXAS CARNIVAL MATINEE—Wed. IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN | 420 Southard St ot tas Wile with h | ; el. 3 Ms > @ 1. More Hotels and Apartments. jouthar ESTHER WILLIS as aND BES 2. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. — a SR Ht 3. Airpor ts—Land and Sea. : : se cecgnr ’ i 4 otidation of County and City Governmerts. Citizen Staié Fifoto Coming CROSS NDS 5. Community Auditorium. : |FOR SALE John Parne oe a RS RE of > 1 i th lallowe’en season activit ith a square dance which was given Jones numbers and other tra Newsprint MONROE ch. = é k ¥ Se a z A Second Sheets Thursday - Friday - Saturday By | coor Grocer SELLS wat Goo | ror §@e || FANCY PANTS | ST AR * BRAND | 500 fo 5 BOR HOPE AND LUCILLE TOLL-FREE BRIDGES Whet single thing car come to pass to give more in Key West than anything else? Firemen Answer Removal of tolls on the Overseas Highway bridges be- new life to the progress foie the end of next year, as Governor Warren promised United : , t. Alarm Fa BALL would be done in the speech he delivered here on Monday esi atpan Cf vw KF KE: | ?Artman Press Coming: THEE a night. S Yet the importance of that great event was shunted aside by the hullabaloo about gambling in Key West. fuesday and Wednesday the writer heard scores of con- versations in various parts of Key West that resulted from Governor Warren’s visit here, and not one word was _ anes said regarding the prospect of the toll-free bridges. Every- CITY MEETS TO _ body was discussing the gambling charges, as though (Gontinaad Rice Pane One) Key West is the ofly city in the United States where there $50,000 down and $50,000 |—TRY A PoUND TODAY— CETIZER, PUEERING to is or has been gambling. come. gave Miami Internation- As monthly reports of the Overseas Bridge Commis- al $453,964 and $453,964; Day- siop have shown, traffic over the bridges this year has ona Beach, $10,000 and $10,- been far greater than during any similar periods since the _ 900: Orlando Municipal Num- bridges were constructed. Every month thi her radiinday $34,500 and $11.- ords show, more passengérs and more motor vehicles 500; West Palm Beach—Palm Se ‘ : Beach International. $100,000 passed over the bridges than during the comparative and $100,000; and Pensacola- vear, the rec- Armour's Star—Shank Half or Whole months in 1950, which, in itself, had set a record. Hegiee: $34,500 and $11,500, " . : : Throughout the country 226 Nobody can lefinitély how much greater will be |i. p ori construction moicete : 3 10 To 12 Lb. Avg. Lb. € the traffic over"the bridgés wheb they are toll-free than were an inéliding | the q : : six Florid, rts date for sub- it is at present, but it’s safe to assert that the increz year atter vear with payments of tolls will be almost in Want labedde, significant compared to what it will be when the use of oe the bridges are free. é bday neri roved Americans, in greater numbers than one may think, : oul Rast resent having to pay tolls to drive over a road or a bridge. of city prim- That resentment does not stem from the money involved the date will but from an inherent feeling that everything in the public ‘ Pantie domain, including roads and bridges, should be open to by < the free use of the people. The coming here of more people, when the tolls are removed, means a greater, volume of business in Key | Armour's Star ceo FRANKS» 59¢ Armour’s.Cloverbloom Roll BUTTER «= 75c Offic GOOD CONDUCT y Photo | an explosion in a ne i | West. Those who come here for-only a day will spend for Debris from both plac MURRAY H. WILLIAMS, of Arlington, Va of 15 | F several things, thereby adding to the circutation of money © hundreds of Halloween cele-/ sailors recently awarded good conc me Fleet All | . 4 4 a a heute Weather Training Unit D werent, | Armour’s Cloverbloom Gr. “A” Medium in the city, and, of course, those who stay longer will | ive: dead: pervonl was 32-year- - spend more. jold Mrs. Helen Kellington. Two of Other cities throughout the United States have held |the critically injured are firemen. “ i . The third is 62 old Mrs. Max M h | y k celebrations when a road or bridge, leading to theth, has | Davison. whose husband owns the Mushroom C oud Marks been made toll-free, and we may be sure that Key West | eaady ae will celehrate when our difel e to ithe mainland become ee 28 persons were sip Available’ for ‘ase’ sa i g td pay. tb paste’ { Laws to protect the public are worthless without P li s machinery for their enforcement. 0 itica ~: Pay your bills promptly and you won’t have to lose ‘Announe rements your temper when a collector comes around. | cutive officer of FAWTU n Atom r. est SWIFT'S 12 02. CORNED BEEF . can 39c | S¢Per Suds . Ig. pkg. 28c PREMIER CREAM 8-OZ. CORN .....2 cans 2lc | | For City Commissioner Just at this time sixteen managers of major league | clubs are making plans to win the pennant in 1952. LOU CANPeneys a net —-——— | For Citv Commissioner oo SLICE OF HAM DR. DELIO COBO PREMIER maser jeeaT TUNA... . reg. cam 32¢) sxsuex sweet G02. 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