The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 11, 1952, Page 1

E’ 1S FREED OF EUROPE Che Ken West Citis THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.A. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 11,1952 * 1M East In ' Single Day; 1,500 Are Expected ‘Candidates for the May 6 primary will not know if - they are successful in their } : ballots may reach the astronomical figure of 1,500 before the deadline. In one day alone, 171 ab- sentee ballots were marked. law, er must ac- hg By of those of the two reasons Tequests for a ballot: for the » Iyam physically disabled 1 and unable without the assist- ance f another to attend the polls on election day, IT expect to be absent from County during the entire pe- are open for vot- rf HEUER. ag z vessels stationed West area, They can out to sea on election to cast a ballot. nm are voting ab- re that their vote lost «through an or- it_necessitates their pres- e § F f e E E rd z 1 xf ‘f 5 . i s z 5 5 i i i ? af 3 i ‘age Thi “BENEFIT OF MONROE COUNTY CEREBRAL PALSEY ASSOC. INC. BALL AT THE CASA MARINA HOTEL April 30th — 9:30 P.M. DOOR PRIZES — FLOOR #* KIKI PLAYS “. FOR YOUR DANCING PLEASURE at the o BEAUTIFUL OCEAN PATIO Simenten ae = Phone 878 fer Reservations | Absentee Vote Judge Aquilino Lopez Grants Cerebral Palsy Charter ' e Board For Full Health Coverage Afforded $3,000 IS MATCHED BY STATE FUNDS DOLLAR FOR $ The Monroe County School Boz. | 4tvard To Be has authorized payment of $3,000 to ma ates Given May 7th ment for its full health coverage of students and teachers the county, Superintendent of Pub- ROTARY CONVENTION PLANS TOLD Tentative Plans Made For Dinner To Be Held On May 15. Plans for the convention for Rotary District 243 to be held at | i F i i | [ [ g | i de if rst He ne F ; [ i fit i ah iy H g i : | | a5 aE a ffi tes Aig : rE é Cllizen Statt Photo | CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE AQUILINO LOPEZ, JR.. in his offices at the County Courthouse, yes- terday granted a charter to the Monroe County Cerebral Palsy and Cripples Association, Inc. Organizers of the association thanked State Attorney J. Lancelot Lester yesterday for his as- sistante in the incorporation of the association, The officers of the corporation are Mrs. Everett Cox, President; Dr. Julio J. DePoo, First Vice- President; Mrs. Harvey Bush, Second Vice-Presi- dent; Mrs. Olga R. DePoo, Treasurer; Mrs. Mary W. Amy, Recording Secretary, and Mis. Elliott L. Williamson, Corresponding Secretary. In addition to the above officers who are direc- tors, there are also Mr. Harry Harris, Mr. Joe Allen and Mr. Joe Pearlman. Dr. DePoo will be the clinic director and has wholeheartedly offered the organization space in his hospital to start the clinic as soon as possible. | W.U. Resumes Normal Telephone Service Service To Customers Had Been Shut Down ro A:Wesk Due 36 HOUR STRIKE T i © Strike Normal telephone service in Western Union resumed nearly| Key West and the State was re- normal service today at 10 sumed short! ft - o'clock after a week long shut if gaidnight —_——______ down of the AFL Commercial j Sesearaphers union throughout ‘ 7 the nation. IN al CARS The local office on Greene street opened at 10 this morning "30 Buick, Special, fordor, Dynaflow Dewn Payment $450. and will remain open until 8 to- (Continued On Page Three) ‘® Ford, Tudor, Custom Down Payment $499. POOR OLD CRAIG SERVICE STATION “42 Studebaker, Regal, Tudor Dewn Payment $432. Francis at Truman Phone $10) Your PURE OIL Dealer i “s? Chevrolet, Fleetline, Tudor Down Payment $332. "49 Mercury, Tudor Dewn Payment $432. These Cars Extra Clean financed fer 18 months Resumed Midnight Last Night ONLY LIMITED SERVICE WAS MAINTAINED DURING last night, when the Western Electric pickets halted their march, following a Florida temporary _ injunction (Continued On Page Three) don Hall and Mary Castel in MOTORS INC. E> SERVICE NE en the Atlantic Fane ee eee] PALACE “WHEN THE REDSKINS RODE” aE AENEID Tonight and Tomorrow Night Dance Contests at RAUL’S At The Resort Area Levely prizes te winning Couples Anyone can enter You the audience are the J Emceed by TOM WHITELY Dancing te GUS AYALA and his From 10 P. M. to 2 Dinners from $1.65 served from 5 P. M. te 10 P.M. featuring 16 oz. Prime N. Y. cut Sirisin Steak, $4.59 on the dinner * Never @ cover or minumum. Spend what you like Drinks reasonably priced RAUL'S the place te ge for a GOOD TIME H seh vi i i i if 4 if: ff F Ls GINNERS Teuch Typing — 7 hours Conversational Spanish — 10 hours | Russion — 10 hours Miss Mac Nair, La Concha Hotel Individual er group, by appointment Damp Trucks for haul- ing fill. Phone Mr. Hud- | gins, Summerland Key, CANDIES FRESH FOR EASTER - + Nunnatly’s j Norris . | Priced $1.50 to $6.00 Box Place your Order Now ORIENT. PHARMACY | 1008 Duval St. MAC’S PLACE Boco Chico Beach FEATURING 7 Jimmy. Dan & CURT | | “THE BARE FOOT Boys FROM ARKANSAS” MEET NORA YOUR Lovety | BARE FOOT HOSTESS | OPEN EVERY DAY & NITE EFFECTIVE MONDAY APRIL 14, 1952 BOCA CHICA BUS FARE WILL BE INCREASED TO 2Sc CASH Books of 20 Tickets $3.50 are now available from all Mo. 1 Bus drivers. KEY WEST TRANSIT co. INC. TELEPHONES 360 . Orchestra A.M. Le REEL WOE All Prices Below Ceiling SEE NAVARRO, INC. TODAY ™ Best Deal In Key West On Trade-ins AN COMM Health Department Paid $3,000 By School ef si 3 g 5 li i i ; f i i i iH Fs 7 i d I Fes Ee : H aF : i : He Li E i rf If be z 23 i E : 3 bf WELL FURNISH HE BEST CAR Sy CAM Buy 1948 Super Convertable. Equip- ped with vedio, heater and || degree from Willem & Mery College. Car formerly owned by @ Diziecret whe got himself « donkey. NAVARRO, Inc