The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 28, 1952, Page 6

Page 6 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN State Road Board Member Pressure Repeats Char: Was ns alee To Build Road “OCALA @® —» State Road Board Mehber: Trusten P. Drake Thurs- day repeated otjecticas to con- struction of a road along DuPont *- Teday’s Stock Market NEW YORK \#—Under the lead- | ership of the rail - oil combination, the stock market today raced _}ahead to a new high level for the name year, the best in more, than 21 4 | years. Silver eae 0 a bigrey at Port St.Joe. DuPont interests own the Co. at Port St. Joe property along the bypass. a cel i ae Gains ran from fractions to arcjnd two points throughout the list today with the notable exgep- |~ tion of Northern Pacific which was up between five and six points and |. quite active. The Associated Press average of §0 stocks at noon touched an intra- day high of $102.50 fhe. 1951 - a (closing high ig $102.10, touched the ‘last time on Jan. 29. -Those levels have ne os been exceeded since Sep- tember, 1930. Friday, March 28, 1952 |Last Press Conference Of llth Truman Visit 52 | i General Motors was one of the i few active and higher ‘spots out- Side the rails and oils. Steels held |’ steady and quiet. There. were -no.|- vara gt developments in the in- u & wale - price. dispute. included Canadian Pacific, Southern ir Oil, Shell Oil, ips Petroleum, Amerada Pe- um, Internaticaal Telephone, re - Porcupine, American Cyanamid,. Union. Carbide, Philip : digo Bethlehem Steel and Ra- rd Oil (N. J.) was active- ly ronan quite contrary to the other oils. _,. {trend of other * seocceeseseros fee n {budge} for 1982 until I Severpege conics Ke Forum Peereeeneeooeces “for the re- jaring in ate a. to the gen- Ty way pos- tar lives of faith. 1 method should help | iad fie to think. 0 ike to express my Ae preciation to you Ifor the amount of coverage yout ‘paper gives ‘to the churches and im } church activities. I have lived in veral cities and I think I never such good cgoperation papers as your paper Again “Thank you,” J. PAUL TOUCHTON First Methodist Church 1952 . wow HE DOES fond mol mother received the fol. we letter from her son: ier Mum,—I joined the Navy because I liked the By the ed were kept so clean and tidy. Bi I ee knew until this week aad them so clean and tidy.—- bs Jimmy.” refuse to add this 8 million dollar road.” slg submitted. figures he showed Marion d received only $2,533,591 and bridges ey |- | three that i ol this was Ee rusas. “femineered Refrigerators” WITH TRIMATIC DEFROSTING WE WILL DEMONSTRATE aT OUR STORE ALL 5 BIG MODELS — COME IN FOR THE THRILL ALIFE TIME! hese Radio & Appliance “a7 Duval Street Telephone n ELIJAH SANDS, Proprietor ‘Lt. Beek Is Citizen Staff Photo PRESIDENTIAL SECRETARY JOE SHORT. stancing in light shirt, grins, at Dave McConnell, New York Herald Tribune, and John Edwards, ABC commentator, Right across from Mr. Secretary is Ed Darby of Time. whose head backs show. Further on down, looking serious is Merriman Smith, UP, in dark shirt. Beaming beatifically at the far end of the table over his. type- writer is ()’s own Tony Vaccaro. Standing in white shirt with tie hanging down is. Dewey Long, White House aide. Bob Nixon of INS was there but doesn’t Joe Short, is leaning over the show. Roger Tubby, assistant to table with a tehing cap, though he had just been playing tennis. Sachi Thank Major Gen, Parks At the regular weekly © meeting of the Rotary Club yesterday a re- General Floyd Parks, Chief of In- jrmation, Department, of ‘the Army in Washington, compliment- ing the Army Field Band upon its ,| public concert in Bayview’ Park Tuesday evening. Rotarian Edwin F. Treyor thank- making the concert a success, in- eluding the Honor f Guar of Arthur Sawyer Post, ba By Legion and ‘Paul Albury of the City Re- ereation Department. ING New Low Price With Each Machine As 117 W. FLAGLER $7. Allied Sewing Center. solution was forwarded to Major | ed those locally who assigted in ' For Limited Time Only! ° Italians Want ° Trieste Returned ROME (® — Small groups of high schoc] and university stu- dents, books under arms, took to jthe streets again te shout for |Prieste’s return to-Italy. Compared with the massive, \stone throwing demonstrations of the past three days in which scor Were injured in Rome, Milan anh Naples, the rallies were tame. The announcement Wednesday by British Gen. Sir John Winterton, ;Allied military government chief, at Tireste, that administrative elections in the British-American zone will be held at the same time ‘as the Italiap elections this spring helped restore calm and order. ‘amous Round Bobbin ‘rebuilt Portable Electric 5 Year Guarantee ER e New Speed Control @ New Sew Light @ New Luggage Type Portable Case Liberal allowance . en your old mach'n> $2450 CASH PRICE $9.50 DOWN ” Free Darner, ,. Buttonholer. and G attachment Long As Supply Lasts OUR KEY WEST _ Phone 136 sewing center Miami, Florida Mal Cn wl sp | | Migs Rete Leech Tae me Dome demonstration of REDUILE SINGER qaching at eo eblgntion Zoey evarantens retire ererrres of Marquette University, Milwau- kee, Wisconsin. He was commis- sioned in the United States Navy | in Octever, 1945 from the Navy Re- |serve Officers Training Corps. Dur- | ing his naval service he has served | Qualified For Submarine Duty fon ih, ate New, York, the | Lieutenant (Jg) Charles ‘EB. Beck, | Minesweeper Hobson, and. the sub- | son of Mrs. Eleanor K. Beck and | marine Chivo. Mr. Charles E. Beck (deceased,)| Lieutenant Beck ‘is married to of 6255 May Avenue, Detroit 13. |the former Miss Mary Alice. Wall, ed poeatly Leen design- | jdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram | marines.” | E. Wall of 523 N Street. Py Lieutenant Beck is attached to the alk ot See eae meer: Penis: USS. Chivo (88.341) commanded mouth, Virginia. Their residence by Commander C. P. Trumbull, |" Key West, is 69 Rest Beach USN. where they reside with their sca | Lieutenant Beck is a graduate Roger, age five. j THREE HOTELS ™ MIAMI at POPULAR PRICES Located in the Heart of the City : REASOHNLE aaOOMS "RESERVES itz Miller Pershing latel Hotel Hotel “aoe St. if $26 N.E. Ist Ave, 229 sites Ist A opens 100 Rooms 7 r Rooms fariurn Heated the destroyer | hin Elevator Elevator $ BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION HE FOUND OUT WAY TO A SHORT LIFE Our portly neighbor|who hasn't}. 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