The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 21, 1952, Page 3

Today’s Stock NEW YORK (# — The railroads put some life into the stock market | | Market ———— today and provided the base for a} moderate advance. Gains extended from fractions * to betyeen one and two points with a few higher priced oils pushed well beyond that limit. Along with the railroads, good ad- vances were shown in aircrafts, oils, coppers, rubbers, cham- fcals and merchandizing issues. Other areas of the market were steady or narrowly mixed. Among higher stocks were Sea- board Air Line Railroad, G@entral, Texas Co., Bethlehem Steel, Goodyear, American Smelt ing, American Cyanamid and Douglas Aircraft. Stocks on the Curb Exchange heid steady. On the higher side were Illinois Zinc, Molybdenum American Hard Rubber and God- | chaux Sugars “B.” Corporate bonds were quiet and steady. U. S. governments in the over the counter market were steady. SENATORS QUESTION (Continued From Page One) Ridgway was unable to shed much new light on the Koje incidents although questioned extensively. “He told us he had left before a detailed report was received on what actually did occur Robertson said the general con- firmedreports that the Chinese Communists “have been building their troop strength’ during the truce talks. Sen. Bridges (R.-N. H.) quoted Ridgway as saying the prospects for a cease-fire agreement are not bright and that Communist forces have grown relatively stronger dur ing the parleys Bridges came to primed with some. the general Russell’s statement to Ridgway called for a “crackdown where a crackdown is needed a result of the Koje incident the questions hearing for as “Personally, I was shocked when | I heard that a general of the United States Army had been cap tured by fanatical Communists im- prisoned behind barbed wire,”’ Rus- sell said. “That sense of shock deepened into shame when I learned that the general had been ransomed through a ‘deal’ which seems to compromise the prestige and honor of the United States. That ‘deal would seem to me to be a humilia tion which could, and should, have been avoided “The newspaper stories describ ing these events were positively bewildering. If they are true—and I have heard no denial would appear that we have pr ly no control over Commun nm we have defeated in battle Prisoners of wat “According to news munist flags are flyir stockade, and interns ment of the camp: in the who adhere Communism After “crackdown Russell continued But serio ready been done to o: not only nthe t throughout the W suffered that a presun ficial United and \ that wh and taken stories, ( g to the sayir has t we This co munist f prison camps ¢ mies. O JOHN GAI (Cont FIELD Illinois | New Shrimp Boat Ref. !veraztona Picci 10 fig./ water. NAVY MOTHER-IN-LAW (Continued From Page One) ‘can pay $25 a day for a commer- | cial eraft I shall be glad to travel north jon the “way out’’ when my son-in- | law, leaves here in July to attend the naval war college in Newport, R. 1, where he will be a student for the next year. | J hope to be home in August. | The lady who wrote the letter above, is a former popular East Bremerton matron who long was | active as a leader in Kitsap county | Republican affairs.—Editor.) | Upon seeing this letter in his Bremerton paper. C. R. Doll wrote following letter to the anti-Key lady: Madam: Your letter in the Sun (letters from our readers) April 17, 1952, ure paints a sad picture of the slowly sinking Republican party., If the Republican party would their brains more (?). and mouths less they might, as a par- ity, have a better chance to get in- to the White House. Mrs. Martin we could stand some one to help clean up our fair city possibly you could help. I am quite sure if you are not Satisfied with your assignment in | Key West, the Nawy Department | ould graciously issue orders else- Mayor C. B. Harvey is a person- | end of mine for over thirty | use Respectfully | C. R. Doll He wrote Mayor Harvey | In South Florida Tennis Tourney Tomorrow morning the boys and girls teams invade Miami Beach for the South Florida High School Tennis Championships. At this time they will face in tournament play the stars of ten other High School teams in the state. Although our teams will not be at full strength for the championships they are expected to make a good impres- sion. The boys will only send four play- ers, Leo Carey, Tony Dopp, Frank Roberts and Peter Knight, instead of a team of six. The girls may be without the services of ‘Poo- chie’ which would be a great loss but still have a good team with June Yates, Dolores Villate, Lynn Sellers and Vita Barroso. The tournament will last from Thursday through Saturday. that he had done so and sen him the clipping. “Dear Friend: Enclosed find letter also clipping of some of your nice visitors from Bremerton. I hope you and your family are well and everything going well for you Mrs. Doll and I are pretty good, but you know years are creeping up on us. Let us hear fram you Best Wishes, C. R. Doll” | = SEK 3 ‘ansverse view of Shrimp Racks. This special re- frigeration device for Shrimp Boats, patented and invented by Birkner F. Simmons; and by which inventor claims to keep shrimp catch fresh for better than three weeks. Fig. 2. shows the con- tour racks on which shrimp are placed wet and kept fresh by constant spraying with cooled sea HS, Tennis Team |THE WEATHER Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy and warm today thru Thursday; isolated thundershow- ers likely near the shore along the Keys. Gentle to moderate easterly to southerly winds, fresh near showers. Piovida: Partly cloudy and lit- tie change in temperature thru Thursday. Widely scattered showers and thundershowers occurring mostly in the after- noons. Jacksonville thru the Florida Straits and East Gulf of Mexico: Moderate-winds, south to south- west over north portion and southeasterly over south portidn thru Thursday except becoming mostly westerly over extreme north portion Thursday. Partly cloudy weather. Widely scattered showers and a few thunder- storms mostly near the shore in north portien. Key West, Fla, May 21, 1952 Temperatures Highest yesterday — Lowest last night - Mean ‘ Normal TIDES Mavel Base TOMORROW High 8:17 a.m. 9:56 p.m. Low 1:36 am. 3:17 p.m. BRAILEY ODHAM has Public Record of Action Not Promises yak Cars Crash; ~ /$125 Damage Mrs. Robert C. Whitley of 146-F | Poinciana Place driv |let coach west on E |struck a Mercury sedar driven by |Soeeptine Schmidt cf 191%'2 Vene- |tia yesterday afternoon at 4:45 re- sulting in damage to both cars. The accident happened according to police report witen Mrs. White- ly, faltowing closely behind Mrs. Schmidt, failed to stop soon enough and bumped into the rear_of the first car which had stopped for a redlight at the intersection of White and Eaton. streets The Mercury was damaged in the Tear bumper and trunk to the ex- tent of $50. s Mrs. Whitley’s car sustained $75 damage to the right fender and the ear’s grill. Police officer Edward Ramirez investigated the accident. No Blame Cited In Montero Injury Police Sergeant Jimmy James Stated today in connection with the traffic accident, in which Mrs. Dulce Montero, 220 Simonton street was injured Sunday afternoon, that in his report of the investigation he did not designate which party was at fault, but that he had re- ported her statement to the effect that she did not intend to press charges. Mrs. Montero reportedly steppen a Chevro- | street, | 96 ABSENTEE BALLOTS (Continued From Page One R. Lord, Geral the , Board of the of lay in the expected to be 8,791 total ned {May 6. The State, delegat: ic nominatin, elected. The only county offices to be voted upon are those of Peace Justice and Constable in the |} Third district. A large Keys vote is expected since the district is up the Keys. There are no Key West offi- cials on the ballot. out at governor of th to the Democrat 8 committee will be | e} a off the curb into the path of a car | being backed yp by Onelio Mojica, | 728 Slizabeth street. She was treated at Galey Memo- | rial hospital for her injuries. Wedrestay, May 27, 1972 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN H. LAUBSCHER (Continued his work \ a win {took the fu ar nent Florician on behalf of DAN McCARTY Tonighi — 9:00 P. Tomorrow —: 9:30 P. Saturday — 7:30 P. - DAN-ON-THE-AIR rom i He x their Semi a 2 [IF YOU CAN'T STOP. EVERY MORNING — 7:55 A.M. ALL ON | ' WKWF SMILE! Learn to type... Several Type- writers fer Sale. Full price $2.50 to $5.00. $10 to $25 Each Standard Keyboards Working Condition ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT 126 Duval St. Phone 250 { | | Atom And keyed to thi appealing to high school Nu INTERNATIONAL A Message More Powerful Than The jet age by ex-Navy pilot Harold P. Wells in nightly rallies, May 19 - 24 sponsored by YOUTH FOR GHRIST 7.30 p.m. at the First Bapist Church, Eaten and Bah rsery Conducted Each Night During Service ne! Bomb B M°CARTY urGOVERNOR students and servicemen Paid Political Advertisement INTERDENOMINATIONAL ITS HERE NOW! THE NEW 100,000 MILE Re-usable LIFEGUARD SAFETY TUBE GOODFYEAR — Blowout-Safe! Puncture-Safe! —WHEN MILK IN KEY WEST SOLD FOR 17c A QUART? —HOW GOOD YOU FELT TO BE ABLE TO BUY MORE MILK FOR YOUR CHILDREN TO HELP BUILD STRONG HEALTHY BODIES? THEN WHAT HAPPENED? —A MILK COMMISSION FOR MONRE COUNTY WAS ESTABLISHED —THE PRICE OF MILK WAS IMMEDIATELY RAISED Today Milk is 29¢ a Quart RESULT LESS MILK FOR THE CHILDREN AND | MANY CASES NONE FOR ADULTS Elect Brailey Odham Governor He Favors Abolishment of the Florida: Milk Commission PULLLEVER NO. 2-A Paid For By J. Breitey Odham Gampsign Pond Here it is! The new LifeGuard Safety Tube that makes the worst blowout harmless and instantly seals punctures. And this complete proteetion is economical. These new tubes will serve through as many as three sets of tires for 100,000 miles of re-usable protection. Come in for your set today. NO MORE WORRYING ABOUT BLOWOUT ACCIDENTS. NO MORE LOST TIME CHANGING FLATS FROM PUNCTURES. ORDINARY TUBE HOW THE LIFEGUARD WORKS the apes ir sh and . er t ° very often the car is throw a . a ant a é bber) out of control Tragje acc bey retains enough air to permit a ws he a 1 the dents may result. Palm Service Station HIGHWAY NO STOCK ISLAND straight 5 18 accidents res 1 SEVELT BLY Bayview Service Station ® stop. No tragic ject to prevent loss Larry Dion, T.B. A. D. & PALM AVE. FRANCIS & JAMES STS.