The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 3, 1951, Page 2

Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, Novembo>r 3, 1951 The Key West Citizen Published daily (except Sunday) by L. P. Artman, owner and pub. isher, from The Citizen Building. corner of Greene and Ann Streets Only Daily Newspaper in Key West and Monroe County ~ P. ARTMAN NORMAN D. ARTMAN £ntered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matter TELEPHONES 51 and 1935 PROP PRR STE a az veh ON eS Member of The Associated Press—The Associated Press is exclusively ‘nlitled to use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to | 4. HOt otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local new sublished here. vember Florida Press Association und Associated Dailies of Florid ‘oscviption (by carrier) 25¢ per week, year $12.00, single copy 4 Bi i he ama 2 i tte antl We ek a . ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION Che Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion of nublic issue ind subjects of loca! or general interest, but it will not publist "ionymous communications. ei ethnatinaeeni aes ERO Business Manage: IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN 1. More Hotels and Apaztments. 2. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. 3. Airports—Land and Sea. x 4. Consolidation of County and City Governments. 5. Community Auditorium. ST PRIMARY DAY! Your guess is as good as anybody else’s guess about the outcome of the primary next Tuesday. With a regis- tration of 6,854, the largest in the city’s history, the split- up-of the vote is likely to cause many surprises. The registration includes many Navy personnel and many others who have not voted here before. Anybody who watched the new registration from day to day saw that the persons who qualified included almost as large a number of newcomers as Key Westers, who were born | hege or have resided here many years. How will the Navy pefsonnel and newcomers vote? That question can be an- swgred correctly by only themselves. Candidates are aware of this element of new voting | stréngth but, though they are striving to reach it to ex- plain their attitude on city affairs, they are also alive to the importance of the home vote, which comprises a ma- jority. Before primary day, candidates will make speech- es to colored voters, who have organized a committee to | arrange for a rally, and to white voters, under the aus- pices of the local Jaycees. > At no time in the history of Key West has it been as important for voters to cast their ballots conscientiously as It is at present. Reason for that is evident to everybody j who resides here. Key West is growing now as it has "fever grown before and, with the added impetus to its growth by ‘the early removal of tolls on the Overseas Highway bridges, every man and woman who goes to the polls next Tuesday should set aside purely personal feelings and vote for the three men they believe have the ability and resourcefulness to conserve and promote the interests of Key West. : The voters will choose six candidates next Tuesday forthe three vacancies on the City Commission. The final deéision will be made at the election to be held on Tues- day, November 18. The campaign has livened this week but it will be livelier beginning next Wednesday, with on- ly six days to go before election day. : Candidates, if they keep on the hop, skip and jump during that time, can personally see only a comparatively few of the voters. They can be reached in bulk through The Citizen, which affords an opportunity to the candi- | dates, as fair to one as to the other, to appeal to the vot- cially does the Committee thank ers for support. : The Citizen has no favorites. Its only hope is that three able men will be elected Commission rs, * Diet is a question of good food, properly prepared and g. f. p. p. is a matter of good health. , The ancient writers said some smart things, if you have ever taken the time to read what they wrote. The trouble with too many people is that the only thought they have is that they have to say something. 2 SLICE OF HAM ‘Tobaceo Growing | ber Japanese Frade Jumps. | LEXINGTON, Ky. ()—A num of combinations of gr: and legumes can be used ers following a thr ion in growing tot 1g to tests made sity of Kentucky experiment tion. The-experimenters co one year and grasses and 1 umes for two vears to deter the effect of these i taining nitrogen for tobacco. The yield and market the tobacco from the v wit MANILA, the 1 the predict with the an’s import @ ) the Philippines’ w )—The Philipy with Japan was that of the ‘Uniteg first half cf 1g the volume forme tetal for ranted. fair Citizen Stair Photo AL PALMER which has been removed during ee fie Bos. Tayecreki, | 100k THE SHRIMPER CORSAIR, shown above as she took off like HOW THE OTHER HALF E' one: Two'Navy men just in from Son, Butch, may try out a scalded cat for the shrimping beds, is expected back at Thomp- The yacht “Juanita,” out of Mia-| sea duty decided to do a bit of COnchS next season. The son’s Dock this morning. The stiff breeze that came up during i, eased herself gracefully fishing at his np. could, ©, Of M+ sre: already; apna, ths the night is expected to bring most of the shrimping fleet into pean oe voces the oes anid not be placed in the classification agers se bs MBe met Key West sometime during the day. pear ig oo ite Me all her of prese eau Wadtann by the hottes i TOS vise ae sit € is bound for Port Antonio, Jamai- peace ; ‘ oe ey ae from the A and B docks a sho TEXAS CARNIVAL : A . A 101 n about spimning tackle; se- , ome with ca, W apte che . ago, has moved indoors. He work- “ of Miami, aboard. From Allord i bout the location of the favo-' spell and is now working in a bait in i a ow gO yet” rite fishing spots around the LoW- house Banhers: Cateteeik atl omes news of his longtime palsy, oi posse SPOS around the 10W- house. 3enny’s Cafeteria will CROSS WINDS The itt ss a $ Errol Flynn, the movie's much. ©” Keys. But they returned some goon issue __postcar show uyne and Rhonda The Citines sreteomes expres: (the church who, made weekly | obi ag ‘mess of wnacle, Siva four:hours later with twelve good scones from the en cin nat the cditor sexerves the |Calls to receive paper at the Taq inass oF muscle. Says sized Bonefish and innocently tiation: pay a pence ss % rixht to delete any items whick homes of persons who had so | AJord, “We are meeting Errol Sa Harve: “Tsae Teh eave us CO order that touris are considered Mbelons or unwar- | and his wife at Port Antonio ‘d Barry ese fish gave US send them home to prove they The writers should be generously saved paper, and at | |) hey. are. build st quite a battle: what are they?’ saw baseball all winte < and confine the letters to | business organizati ah where they are building a hotel. jn po : epee : baseball all winter 200 words, and write on one side | organizations §= ‘saving | rat's exclusively yours. Here is (2%¢ family doe states that of the paper only. Sixnature of |Cafdboard and paper for the euatide:exelciva-. even ct Barry wil fully recover from the Last Times Today th it t i, the cl u i- 2 i ’ 2 ok a ay 9 ) ~ ~~ letter amd will be paplicnes une [cpurch, Often the men went di- ‘for Japan on the ist of March, MOCK ina few days) = ===), ROLLER SKATING FANCY PANTS leas requested otherwise. rectly. from their work to the h lone ) ABOVE THE TIDE MARK: F church a il (cherry blossom time) when he pG (iove ; al i NI HTLY with : urch and made calls for .paper Wil stake’ produting’ “a ‘avie. for E. C. (love those initials) . San : ss Editor, The Citizen ‘until after dark. They did this P Ss a movie tr chez had dinner companions in i x HOR HOPE AND LUCHAB the Japanese Government. The : PARTIES - LESSONS BALL I refer to you because your work on a voluntary basis, and | an uproar at Perky’s the other newspaper happens to be the most jemocratie medium in informing he public. Owing to the numerous tele- phone calls and persons who have called personally to inquire the reason why my 17. months-old baby daughter was not with us at Bayview Park to await final de- n with reference to the hallo- we’en contest, I wish to inform our friends and interested parties, | that little Rose Marie was not en-| joying the best of health despite the fact that as spectators witnes- sed, she danced all the way from Duval & Fleming to Bayview |Park wearing a typical Cuban ;Rumba costume. |. A tillion thanks to one and all \for the wonderful ovation given \our little Rosita. | Thanks to The Key West! | Citizen for their cooperation in) printing our request. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Perez | 2328 Staples Avenue WASTEPAPER DRIVE IS DISCONTINUED } Editor, The Citizen: Effective Saturday, November /3, the Ley Memorial Methodist | |Church temporarily discontinues its tepaper drive due to a jar ¢ price reduction in paper, |making profit impossible at this | , time. H |_ The Committee for the Waite | | Paper Drive takes this oppor- | tunity to thank The Key West | Citizen for its excellent coopera- tion in this project’ to obtain} funds to build a new church} |school building at the corner of} {Truman Avenue and Georgia} Street. The Citizen and the Art-| man Press have contributed | much waste paper, which is greatly appreciated. The news items appearing in The Citizen, and the photographs and articles \about the project have contribut- | jed greatly to its success. Espe- Mr. Norman Artman, Editor, Mr. Al Palmer, Photographer, Miss Mr: ee ea? ‘Advertising De-| partment and the general staff jof The Citizen. Grateful appreciation is ex- pressed to the Gulfstream Food Department Store, who has shipped the paper to the Miami market. The Gulfstream truck has transported 22 shipments, a total of approximately 291,360 Lbs., or more than 140 tons of paper for the church, free of charge, since March 24, 1951, when the drive began. Joe Nun- ez, driver of the truck, who has unloaded the paper in Miami, de- serves commendation for. his courtesy and efficiency. The church has realized a prof- it of more than $2,000.00 from this project. The Committee | grateful appreciation to lmany civic, fraternal and social organizations of Key West, |churche hools, merchants, and individuals who have assisted. Many have saved paper and have \delivered it to the church. Others |have saved paper at their homes, |sometimes at considerable in- jeonvenience. The Rainbow Girls have made a special project of |collecting the paper, and deserve |much praise for their excellent | contribution. The Committee thanks Mr. Hugh Duggan’ who contributed twine for tying the paper at a time when it was unavailable from other sources. His generosity made possible the shipment of the paper that | week. The Committee thanks the Reverend and Mrs. Eldon Sim- }mons, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. N. Hoff- jman, Mr. J. H. Brady and others | expresses the wha have made possible the transportation of paper to the) church. Much praise is due the men of in .it not. of them under 12 I myself | igcture. often did .withoug their) evening meal until the paper was col- lected. They frequently made 20 to 30 calls during an evening, | and if the list had not then been | completed, the next group of men available continued. These | men also loaded the paper on the truck, a task which required several hours arduous work on/ Friday evening or Saturday. More than 500 men, women, and children have participated in the project at various times during the seven months. have devoted: hours of time to processing paper. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Johnston, both beyond 80 years of age, devoted much time to making regular collections and bringing the paper to the church in their automobile. People of | many different religious denom- inations and of all ages have as- sisted. | One more shipment will go to Miami via Gulfstream truck dur- ing the next week to take care of paper saved to date for the | church, then the drive. will be | discontinued temporarily until | uch time as an increase in price | should make continuance of the project again profitable. The Committee again express- '¢ deepest gratitude to all: who | have: assisted .in the project in any way. K * Very Sincerely yours, KATHARINE W. WHITING (Mrs. Stuart S;; Whiting. Chair- man Committee for Waste) Paper Drive Ley Memorial | Methodist Church. Oct. 31, 1951. “Vandals” | Editor The Citizen: | I know there were numerous) people in the MacArthur housing | area who had their screendoors | cut by some vandals who thought | they were having fun not taking into consideration the price | volved. | My own screen has five cuts brats and give them a | shed treatment. © I ‘would guarantee they “would stand up to-eat forever a»weeky James. F. Brussow 2832 Seidenberg Aye. | Key West, Fla. ~ Medical Group Hear Dr. Shands Dr. A. R. Shands, orthopedic surgeon, Surgeon-in-Chief of the Alfred I. du Pont Institute, Wil-| mington, Delaware, and member of the Armed Forces Medical | Policy Council’ for the office of the | Secretary of Defense, was the guest speaker at a joint meeting | of the Monroe County Medical So- | ciety and the Medical Staff of the U. S. Naval Hospital at Key West. | Dr. Shands spoke on “Problems | of the Lower Back in Military Ser- vice,” He stated that 25 percent of all orthopedic problems in the arm- ed services centered in that an- atomical area. His classification included cases in which joints | were involved, muscle injury, and | those of psychogenic origin | Dr. Shands commended the re- | search work and publications of | Dr. Ralph Hera; which centered mainly about the injury to the soft tissues of the back. He discussed | the signs which are important in the exact diagnosis, and advocated | a conservative treatment first, | then manipulative and physio- | therapy and lastly surgery when | the others f: | A question period followed this most interesting and informative a | tee ace Utah was originally called “De- seret’’, a name used in the Book | of Mormon, meaning “honey bee’’, film, to be made in Kobe, will be titled “The Life of | Perry.”* come up with replicas of the forms worn by men.” The Juanito was chartered in Miami. It sleeps eight and is a very trim craft, indeed. THE BARRACUDA Jack Thompson's is in dock on Nov. THE WATERFRONT WiTH night with his recollections of four years back when a d shark took up residence on front ., porch at Big Pine Key during the flood There is a nasty rumor that a local bar will substitute popcorn for peanuts on the menu. Say it isn’t so, Joe. . .It must be the Key West weather. Two divor- ced couples applied for licenses last. month—to Commodore has The Kobe Museum Perr; BEAT: If “Florida Sea” 6th, Skipper marriage marry Vernon Westcott will stage a birth- each other again Some Island |day party aboard for his attrac-| City histor ‘oup 18 mISsInNg a | tive missus Due out of the Al-} — Ses ee ES Many |ligood Marine dry dock where! 7 A they underwent the full scrape ATRORS hae ete COEFEE and paint treatment this we TRIUMPH The New Hope and the San Cris-| COFFE hewn, tobal. The New Hope is part of} MIL: E the Thompson fleet and the San L Cris beongs to the Crosland Fish at Co., up Marathon way Ed (Barry Beach) Barry tells this All Grocers To a young Vout a little prouder of her than other girls you’ve known. When you've a date with her, you — wonderful women are take a bit more time picking out a tie. You stand a little taller when she’s walking with you down the street. There’s something about her that Take someone to Church this week . Gomez Furnture Co. Hotel La Concha Key West Gas Co., and > Island City Gas Co. Lindsley Lumber Co. nd had a value of $857 an acre. the old County Court 420 Southard St. man who’s walking on clouds brings out the finer feelings in you something tha makes you realize how Why not show her how you feel about her—by taking her to church this week? There’s not a girl in the world who wouldn’t deeply appreciate and treasure Contributed in behalf of the Religion in American Life Program by Beachcomber Jewelers ed was virtually the same. It ged 1,656 pounds an acre 1s and $ not trying to obtain t the totaly House od bet by MATINEE—-Wed id Sat Tel. 9116 Coming: THE LADY EVE 4 And Heury To The CANDIDATES For CITY COMMISSIONER: mittee for better city government of which we are member: s that the candidates for City Commis- sioner “stand » counted” on their views to enforcing ALL the laws that they in their oath of office swear to uphold; The informal com In order that we may intelligently cast our ballot, we feel that each candidate should publicly state I favor enforcing Al ws so long as they r n on the statute books,” or “F favor enforcing all la cept those pertaining to prostitution, gambling or sale of liquor to minors, or whatever other excep: tions that he feels is in the best interests of the people and city of Key West.’ Signed Names on Request AL COMMITTEE FOR GOVERNMENT, the respect such an invitation implies: And there isn’t a surer foundation for a young couple falling in love than going to church together each week to renew and enrich their faith Let her know how you feel about hen. Take her to church this week : .. you'll both be richer for it » Louis Carbonell James Murphy Overseas Radio & Appliance Co. _ Pearlman’s The Florida National Bank AT KEY WEST (Member of FDIC) ae