The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 13, 1951, Page 2

‘Si lo Sa cisi port trol offi l-op jaw nal te trol ey ¢ in proy ber ughe Mask ers re C nk, rT a ven, lonre rd} rdjor TSO ral RT clais ( sh e gi ter aged Historical Markers Mathemati¢e sciccotentat’ Corns x OMMMIICKDS — | |thinking about marking the state's! NEW YORK «—New “historically significant sites and to hold the interest of buildings. students were demonstrat 1 Ohio observes its 150th birthday recently by Dr. Samuel lin 1953, The plan calls for having of the High School of Fage2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN = Tuesday, fievema. °, 001 vate : ’ / : are seat ih ne vor at | The Key West Citizen 2ubliehed 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 2 PoARTMAN ‘ Edito: eb nd a t Se ae _ ee historic spots marked by them. They consisted of a series af NQHMAN D. ARTMAN Business Manage: 1 i board models which could be —? eee The first flag of the colonists lapsed and carried in @ © - .« Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matte: 7 TELEPHONES 5) and 1935 Member of The Assuciated Press—The Associated Press is exclusively njitfed wo use for reproduction of all news dispatches credited to Asngt otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local new oublished here, Member Florida Press Association unc Associated Dailies of pocket to have any resemblance to the present Stars and Stripes was one the Grand Union flag. It con- T i sist of. 13 stripes, alternately ing. S gue Selita, oth a blue field sae: rendezvous known” in the upper left hand corner Tun Tavern on South Water bearing the crosses of St. George Street in Philadelphia. : and St. Andrew. Seatiinenesmemmemenned te ROLLER SKATING ‘RIUMPR NIGHTLY be gs PARTIES - LESSONS | MATINEE—Wed. and Sat s 420 Southard St. Tel. 9116 All Grocers ption (by carrier) 25c per week, year $12.00, single DVERTISING RATES MADR KNOWN ON APPLICA Che Citizen is an open forum and invites discussion of publi? ind s'ibjects of locai or general interest, but it will not pu ngnymous communicetions. IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN Citizen Staff Photo A om 1. More Hotels and Apartments, HANDY HAND | Le 4 2. Beach and Bathing Pavilion. is 4 3. Airports—Land and Sea. MRS. ALEIDA SALINERO supervises the needlecraft class at Wesley Community House as part of her volunteer work with | "| \ | 4. Consolidation of County and City Governments r inity house. The class is among the various activities being carried on.in the new $75,000 building on Varela street’ | Wie | 5. Community Auditorium, ; officially dedicated November 18 \ See ee | . Unique Shop Boat Capt. Lauds City Directory ‘Big Turnip SOVIET STILL SUPREME IN-WAR-MAKING Despite the enormous appropriations made availab . | mate at rthe development of our fighting forces, the military Ty Key West Waterfront Yarns Includes Marathon 222.02. Sete Mae! * Yiso ALUMINUM balance in power in Europe continues: to be dopsided i: J | tric } y in the competition for giant tur- | nips in this region. She harvested | 19% pounds | BLINDS Arailable Free Estimates—Call 682 PROMPT DELIVERY The following letter was re-| Publishers of the Key West ceived this a by The Citi-| City Directory: advised The Citi- zen from one oO! je captains o' e ay the bottom fishing charter: doats | 7“ thathial Geeneratory jon Garrison Bignt. Bill, who run a little rment called the Thrift located at 716 Duval te the Margaret ¢ favor of the Soviet Union, ‘ A congressional appropriation is not equivalent to thousands of tanks or planes, or other war-making equip i ee ROR Nee tS Acces | | complete and that canv STITUTE SIMU ment. It takes time to develop the paraphernalia of ba t out dij The letter, addressed to. re-| ing for names of Key West resi The OV a Hie will | 9 fa ame tle and more time to manufacture the approved ite ir Seni sorter Al Palmer, reads: a a ae Th ; ed hee. {\ Af A a 7 sufticient quantity to offset the military power of a great ke to d ; es EBL estary Walt bea valle : pee ae EF ; : 5 p 0 congratulate you oh ; | STREET KEY WEST. FLORIDA country. the recent articles that have ap- | J2nuary, and will reflect ; $09 FLEMING stantial growth of the city ' PHONE 682 the last census An alphabetical list of residents peared in The Cit:zen under your of Marathon and the Upper ve cluded, but the 1952 The Russians are said to have a force of 215 divi- sions, ineluding about forty artillery and anti-aircraft di are right to the point, Drapery Cocnices visions. Sixty or seventy of these divisions are mechaniz« tten and intelligent-and and ieee tablishm a i ey i nate des i i 1 4 2. professional touc! , | Marathon will be a new feature of k nt residents of Mara- or armored and satellite armies are being expanded and | that a professional touch to:The! 1 nirectory. In the 1: ne bs mediately adjaceitt improved. In addition, the Russians have a huge stockpile ope ys you will continue your| Published in 1949, telephone num- area of tanks, including the Stalin and T-85 heavy tank. The | ,), { it and grow with The) — tiers cai - . oe, : i aiueidaas nen aNknbeo ve ican it grows in scope. Soviet air force is large and of first-c lass ty pe % M reover, | li re ee nt to add my es. = the large fleet of German-type Snorkel submarines ad é ihe “Waterfront” artiéles ‘ additional strength to the Russians. tf cen t is advertised over Pas yi a es 7 ‘ is set 3 neh t > nation for it’s fishing , A o iy It will be quite an industrial task to produce a: ; = we needed a voice in the i or thing like a. balanced military force in Europe. The jo!) Y 4, CM’ Mid A tYfA Ve will probably take two or three years. Meanwhile, we Another thought ur sense of humor that & a | cannot rest on the assumption that our lead in atomi fi i ‘ friends and , weapons is sufficient to deter the Soviet Union from ag- j to thi f s you lots of } Re, With best wishes, gression. : re : sates ise The Sowet Union may haye something of a. job laid |,, This 1. GARSON i Stalin | ¢: t a J, Storn 7 ' out. for itself. Somelyears ago, Premier Stalin estimated | o! k n a y st Capt, M_V. St rm King | annual production targets to make his country safe for ih >: TV R li | long war. So far, the Soviet has reached a fifty per cent Shi j ickup u ing , rdduction in estimated coal requirements, about two p ddu ti t ¢ eo : UFFALO, N.Y. W—The priso- |, COLUMBUS. O. ()—Here’s a thifds of the estimated oil production and less than half) \ 3 fancy for plaid shirts. |DYeak for the kiddies of projected stee] requirements. le vy earing three of them | !” divorce cases involving child : = 2 eae hen he was brought before City |e". the television set goes to the : : Se eeiees ; es 'T. Yeager on a{ Parent who gets custody of the + Not all the comic characters are to be found in th harge of stealing one of them. } children | * Nec Aha 7 epie ‘ omic books. ter losing his shirts, he told}. ) [3's the way Domestic | { 7 het came from New | Relations Judge Clayton W. Rose . : = : to te p potatoes on a |S#¥S he’s going to run his court | + One of the things that, Hollywood actresses should | % near It's OK to pick | here | * | t 1 — | avoid is a diary Matoe quit picking up j . a hirts,”’ the judge commented. He| Even at the current all-time} : Pea FRE eI 2 EES, ava uspended a 30-day sentence and | record pace, sulphur output is a! + There are people in the world who think they can ar-| told the man to, get out of town, | million tons less than domestic Oe BES a F keen | sug with electricity. Pas | and Sport eee: : ae ie Painless Method s The business expert is usually able to put most of his| yurre, Mont., ww—A S0-year-| work on the office help. old er pever thought hed ‘lv ‘ 4 : | $d age Aco eat Pi ia r i tomhlith “His * hotel) Wwas® te: ® The modern life moves with a snap and hustle that |t by fire and four persons i feoucal si ‘s sat i eae aa often prevents clear thinking. j perished. “Boy, am “Tluéky,”” “he ‘ : ty ' rq said, “I made the jail last night t Se MLPA GEN a on a drunk charge, otherwise T'd |] vievon. mavUne ee * Many people who do not believe in the Bible have !have beea in there.” Me@RE etag) } fo. nds a ——___— Coming: ACROSS THE never tried to find out what it says | To hold all the natural gas in WIDE MISSOURI 4 a SESE ae | America’s 314,000 miles of pipe- Clark Gable and Rieardy : Most people favor anything which promises to re- | !nes would require 100 tanks the ize of the Empire State Build- ing in New York City or a sir tenk city block in diar high turn something for nothing or much for little. 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