The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 30, 1952, Page 2

SUK EY WEST CITIZEN Wednesd, 25 bWecckend Wrecks Gn tke | Maintain Vigil a wei Loug Suffering Bandleader Aets As Butt To Martin And ‘Lewis Screwball Comedy Act ‘Two Hundred Pound ing, they’ll laugh too, even if they don’t get the joke. | Dick Needs Stamina To | “I can laugh convincingly even| | keep Up With Famed | if 1 don’t think something's funny. | Comedy, Teams Antics | t holes: waren on ne 2 audience.” | °« 803 THOMAS HOLLYWOOD \—Dick Stabile, ‘9 kee heen beaten, bruised and Professor's s Wife | bused by Martin and Lewis for | | ‘ree vears, has signed on for an-} i Graduates j ‘ser seven years of punishment. | : dlerder Stabile is a rugged; NeW YORK. —(P).— Dr. Carl + r who looks as though | Iammer, Hunter College mathe- ie eonld take care of himself in} s.tics professor will be glad | | | ey West t Citizen Overseas Highway by iL. P. Artman, owner and pubs orner of Greene And Ann Streets. nue Uity LEACEPT Stic Us £6 rhe Citizen Buildin Gniy Duly Newspuper in, key West and Monroe County L. P. ARTMAN Editor el | | NORMAN D. ARTMAN Business aceaeci Entered at Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matter TELERHOME 51 and 1935 Meraber of The Associated Preés—The Associated Press is exclusively | entitled to use for réproduetion of all news dispatches credited to it | r not otherwise credited in this paper, and also. the local news | blished here. s Association and Associated Dailies of Flo Member Florida Fres: year $12.00, single copy 5 Suigepiption (by carrier) 25¢ per week, y ADVERTISED RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION jonv situation. That’s an essential) «jon Feb. 5 comes this year be-j for his job with Martin and Lewis, | ...,se@ he's getting tired of having who can be expected to do the|.ne of the students around the unexpected. | house doing her homework. Oh, I take a beating, all right,”"} that commencement day his sighed the musician. “One of their! .jf.. Jeannette, 35, a former ‘favorite tricks is to get on opposite} ..,4e] 2nd fashion illustrator for sides of the stage, run and jump} «y vears. will get her sheepskin. n_me and try to hold on. Now| spe finished her interrupted col- Dean is 175 pounds and built solid. ‘egiate career with Phi Beta Jerry is 145 and very wiry. When <appa honors. After gathering! you get a couple of guys like that) \i1. of learning at Salinas Junior ‘lying at you, you've got to be) ~,jece in California and art) able to take it. Thank heaven I've} ..,oo]s in Chicago and Kansas; got_my health. City,’ she decided in 1948 to finish. stable discovered another fa-| ye job at tuner Conese. rheCitizen is ag open forum and invites discussion of public ubjects of local or general in‘ercst, but it will not publi vous communications nd ing IMPROVEMEA?S FOR KEY WEST ADVOCATED | orife Martin and Lewis trick at) vas so imnressed that che . BY THE CITIZEN i| New York nizht club when he| sested thet her husband. get’ | DISAPPOINTMENT MARKS THE FACES of the eae family 6 4." More Hotels and Apartments. {| as playing “The Man I Love,”’| teaching job there. : of Geneva, N. Y., as another telephone call fails to bring a clue * . o@ech dnd Badung Pavilion vbich has long been his star sole} ips a 's mother, Mrs,| of William Peck, 14, identical twin “of Fred (above), who dis- Aitports—Land and Sea. Consolidation of County and City Governments. jon thes, He was doing the num-; ettie M. Georg: . Ds in? eet g ared while on the way home from choir practice. Police tLe spotlight when the two 7 ee tune sd “Cummmunhicy Auditorium. ceive an M. A.- education in| have posted pictures of Fred in an effort to trace his brother: ri Jui from che University of With:Fred and his mother is an only daughter, Mrs. y Chaps 4 —_- + ] , % pell: ; F There is general” optimism among top defer duction ofits asithe result of President Truman’s bud- | vee message to Congr se pro- a tS roe 5 New Premier \Hich Milk Kitzmiller Will 4 | asso funny that we kept wel Production ‘Made Be Lomdidoie : , outine in the act.” But he added} hat Martin and Lewis now get th | | T®X'INGTON. Kv.—P).—After — pynepIN uw — Dr. Elmore Ft protucing a combined lifetime Kit,miller, 2 Dunedin dentist and. . Phat message made it clear that! / a change fii planning had been decided upon, which would climinate*the Most severe civilian goods shortases tak a Ses ol § ile suffers many other ind: ( pected }0' be @€heduntered only a month or two ago. : | sities. The hoys steal bis otal of more than 200,000 pounds member of the Pinellas Cow a The Eiiage i scheduling of defense production jm their NBC radio and ''V of mee ee En: cows es Utility Board, has announced he “a ! +} Yhev tear an the orchestra i |ed by the University of Ken- didate for the Republitt cl akes 1§ ay th: 953 vail year of the major 1 4 | . : e - will be a candidate for the Re} rt if makes 1995, ®ither than 1953 the final year of the maj “Fortunately 1 make the | tucky Agricultural Experiment ean nomination for First Disteiet we rearmanien, effort. Because the rearmament program is gemenls, so I have then | Station have been taken out of congressman. . i memorized,” said Stabile. The baidman doesn’t seem an; ‘ke worse for the abuse he t ‘In fact, when they stop kidd’ around, I get w * he s “I ficure then they're mad at me.” The tu riendship goes bac! fo the comi en ement at the now defunct Slapsy Angeles. “Like acts, their music con: production. | One other Republican, Nathan” One cow produced a total of R. Graham, ‘Tampa lawyer, @80. 106,400 ponds of milk and 4,347, has announced. s : pounds of butterfat on two milk-| Only one Democrat has formally | ings a Cav in nine yearly milk-| entered the race—Courtney Camp, f ing periods. She was taken out | oll, 1 af of production when 12 years old. Recut aT eee — The second cow produced 101,- 549 pounds of milk and 3,389 pone a eat on two, milk- ; {Hall Won t Run to be stretchéd over a longer period of time, it will ease the piich in supplies of sheet steel and aluminum fo: a, civgMBN Gods, The new defense program will probably Ss vsean that automobile production, per quarter, will not be their res low the predicted limit of 920,000 units—which wis can, the Trenit recently predicted by the Defénse Production r days to explorin istration for the second quarter of this year. ¢ Jand ‘ ae y he first quarter, 1,006,000 units were allowed to highest “year’s : Ih Sora time, it had been feared that still further written on Production was 20,972 pounds of; BRADENTON U%) — Mayor Ste: | o> be . . i Paine arter: ag forms milk and 674 pounds of butt B . vince eu + in the making for the third and fourth quarters pai F heyy itler- | ling Hall of Bradenton says ‘he: 4 : | leading the band at Slapsy’s and} fat. ill not seek the Di tie nomi- fo of ‘ar. \ 11 always liked to heip ive acts} waa pot sock the Dene ae ; bu 5 i we . eee: fix up their musie. I stayed up al | jnation in the new Seventh, Mlorida, a ve now seems that, the.930,000 unit quarter . if z ep | Congressional District. i] rs 4 Pd oa night making arrangements for the | rest Re ort d y of totaPwill stand forthe rest bf the year. In additipyy pros- t#o. boys.’ | i reporte \ “lam not assured of et Uh. “pects are that, by January T, 1953; the Defense Produc- They signed him on and since! sien ’ R , nancial weapons to WaRC Ls aay "1 ips bas # i‘hen be has done their musical, UP) Wireptoto | estored stale, big ~ time "polllemaiam tioh Administration will allow Icreases in automob:le ot piéduction onée again. The present pinch in sheet steel and aluminum is said to be the worst likely to be experi enced and is expected by agency officials, to end some time this summer, rather than late in the year as had been | paign, and I would not be fj IER PASHA (above), | ee Ea oited pois ted | MOSCOW.-—().—Brest, on the | ¢¢ ina pi fbi eb He onion, has been a full-time job, alth Premier by King Farouk 1, who | 20Viet Polish frontier, has been |if a statement ‘Tuesday. i felalio toate the band: at Ciro haa disinicned “Premios Masten | “estored. A report from the fron-| State Rep. James Halev of Sata. | in Hollywood when ke isn’t on the} pha Nahas Pasha and his ens | vet, ©itY Where travelers from | sot a is the only candidate to quali | ond Witt Manin ahd Lewis. ; Pha Nahas s | Western Europe first see the} {¥ so fr. | ygrey. infght ball rrié at 4 o'clock | toe Watcist: Party . cabinet | USSR. said the great damage | The Seventh Distriet includes, {werk in night clubs, recor dio. TV, theaters and mov thee + * expected earlier. ihe mnkping “and Aelli me The monarch said he made the | done by the Germans ¢ iring the | Manatee, Polk, asota, DeSoto, ” _ come over to his house,” he said. | shift to restore law order to | war has been repaired. !Hardee and Highlands Counties. 4: Those.who spend most of their time talkine about DAMAGE OF $5,100 was caused by tour accidents on the mgn- e r r way below Big Pine Key last weekend, = other people.don’t have enough variety in life. One of the | yayciwav Potrolman Marvin J. Wilder. M the riot-torn Nile kingdom's | Alpof the ¢ is a veteran : 3 \“He might have an idea that -he . i accorcing to Florida! wants to-figure the music for, Jer-; C#Pital. Pasha, b- aculonsiv only ene ry /yot the idea for. their Bing! Political “strong man” and | duildings were destroyed, All 's industry, clea Samer POMS pa SY: and the school railway system BO ae : missingyelements usually being work. {. «man was slightly injured. He is James Russell Evans, Fleet Crosby-Barry Fitzgerald act in the) former premier. «| these have been rebuilt, the dis-| STRAND con aa a stincoei Sonar School. Three out of the four accidents were taused by middle of a Los Angeles-New Yor! | Patch said. | ane th < eee re excessive speed and drink, Wilder said. One of the cars invoivea flight. He woke me out of a sound! | Last Times Tode: f zl Mont People are ‘befogged by figures, one kind o | im weekend smashes was stolen from William Fitts, USN. Two: sleep and we worked out.the music|] WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS ‘|| Dr I A.V. Id | LOST CONTINENT t “a anot ee cars Were total wrecks after the weekend. Wilder urges Key by the time we landed in New IN THE LINE OF t e Je ° aides te ‘ i . — Westérs and tourists to slow.up and drive more carefully bp Seer Childoen’ Specializing in CRASAR ROME the 2 i yay av ars attain ves ~-- - s a BS, 4 HILLARY BROOKE ra ° re is No way for a young person to attain ye a Tapeisatiehi Hasveiie oes in | Stabite also: functions as what he ay! rens Eye Examination and (Adventure) = OU (Ft exBBiénce, but by careful study he can learn from | Kennedy Qualifies Jacksonville, then was farm agent | Calls ‘a. professional taugher,” Visual Training Coming: WESTWARD, THE re other®people’s experiences. 1 in Baker, Sumter, Columbia and’ ‘Maybe that’s ‘the reason the COMPLETE SERVICE ON vpes h 7, as A ce ae Against May | Jackson Counties before entering boys hired me,” he said. “I thought 7 PLI event Tae aoe Oe as 0 | business in Orlando they were funny and. J la rd. COME TO THE | bu LICATION of LENSES = Those who claim to. be leading the fight against | 20. YMARS EXPERIENCE tN THIS COMMUNITY We Use, Bausch and Lomb sd * cn 3] Commrimism should “not ‘support- authoritarion group: = Sedan M. | seal machinery | #!mos: : 5 Cahine the sande thing? 1 gs aa a ae ie gtd ‘) oo prec Ne a us ieee ack TROPICAL TRADER - in “ grougspmovements or governm ‘ | fea and former agricultural | is the secofid member of the board band. I have made a: study’ of! i . eee we mabe ae i ent in four Florida counties. ie: to get opposition for re-election. ¢rowd psychology: and I’ve found’ m8 Duval £23 : Bbene 100 Products Exclusively Last Ti Today’ | 2 Geese day qualified) as anapponient —offSRe Schook’Supt. Thomas D. Bail. that if people:see somebody laugh- > 4 Moar Service Om. Any REAK pe UGH er . Has any insurance company yet offered a policy coy steran Commissioner of Agricdl- e¥ a8 opposed by C. R. Van Dusen route 4 | TTT aaa Freneripiion B THROU! ae bel eringgthe colligién of worlds? If te te ahinbhitnic ture Nathan" Mayo. of “Miami. P : FEET F orrice nours: whe sh > ny hot it is somcthiag to Two of Gov. Warren's appointees i ws -M Theatr. E : 2 BAvitd AN AND JOREES t : thinkeiBout, lis entry three days before the | 4 ‘0 = i € onroe eatre. { 2 to AGAR 4 t tay ‘ |. clay. deaal to the Circuit Court bench in the ini e Ww }] Awemecnns (Normand; Battles =f eat anon, Ay ey dline was’ a sur-' Date County 11th Circuit also got FRI. FEB. 1 | a Ae Deus t, Coming: APPOINTMENT ing ung things who race. automobil ly d | Brise. He ‘had mot previodsty an-| opponents today. 1g ES, Sous Fiat ee” ” WITH DANGER : ace a obiles usually do net nounced his candidacy, and Mayo Jee , x eHLBeRON Scie wcities Former Congressman Pat Can- ALL AEA. j La Alan Lagd and Phyllis Cab ss Pay SBrepair bills FE em orion fed for he postion now ben ONE PERFORMANCE —10:45 | . Renney; 89; 8.4 ve of Tifton, | by Judge J. Fritz Gordon. Judge 1 ay Ga “a c nna Florida 16 years | Wayne Allen of the Dade County | » THINKING MOTHERS AND or axo. He worked six years for the |Court of Crimes qualified against! [i FATHERS | “3 Judge Joe N. Morris FATHERS 4 e : ea ats Kep. Bill Lantaff of Miami sent , WILL BE ’ ‘# as Pp | | in his quaiification papers for Dem- * 4 Sera fe 7 2 se hy an ns a a ion = rolitica ceratic renomination to. Congress ah Gl AOOS r 10 el | er Announc t from the Dade-Montoe — County LA | @) Fourth District. He fas no an AC 4 eee Br Ficcciese stanccsnte Sptuemer || @IMLAMI AWNING WINDOWS art PRIMARY, Other Democratic qualifiers’ to- | ; m «ater Democrat UPERIOR CASEMENTS 952 f MAY 6, 1952 C. J. Grifin Jr. of St. Cloud 95 m4 the State House of Representatives } ALUMINUM ple For State Representative from Osceola County ; c; i @ s . iv JALOUSIES ad BERNIE ¢. PAP Rep. L. IL Peevtes of eraMoor : BERNIE C. PAPY | 8 fo Me Pec of conte @LOUVER WINDOWS as from Glad : snd For Clerk of Circuit Court B.D. (Gabe tit: Boy) Williams | . @JALOUSIE DOORS xh ARL R. AD of Lake City for the louse Grom | i el SESE ADAMS |Coumbin aoe | f _ # VENETIAN BLINDS . For County Tex Assessor ri ~ | CAN VAS W NIN ri 4 AUDE A. GANDOLFO | Circuit ; | 2 A GS i] t ‘ ba ili cli lican qualifiers were 1 tal For Sheriff nd-P. DesJardines of Bra: ®PATIO FURNITURE — Jenton for the Hou se from Manatee NER county \ Josephine Wright of \ riando for | For § Sheriff the House obi Orange. } JOHN SPOTTSWOOD : oe RF EOUIS m.. J.-E AWNINGS ... JALOUSIES ... VENETIAN BLINDS | Key West Venetian Blind Co. e PERE x £ | For County Commissioner | STRONG ARM BRAND CoFFEe, Third District Triumph ° | ES AMNGCS | Coffee 4 <> | CLEARVIEW For Member School Board Mill |= PHONE 1042 ‘ 123 DUVAL ST. if Second District “THEY RAN OUT OF GOOD CONDUCT RIBBONS i ©GERALD H. ADAMS ALL GROCERS | Louver Windows - Storm Stops - Jalousies - Louver Doors