The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 19, 1952, Page 8

Page 8 AP Sets News Conferences With RadioMen NEW YORK 1 — A committee Of Associated Press member radio Station representatives has Yaunched an intensive program of mutual study and action designed to have far-reaching effects on aews broadcasting. They deseribe the program as marking “a significant stride in the further perfection and refine- ment of news for broadcast to meet changing times,” and as “a forward step in assisting member stations to make increasingly ef- fective and profitable use’ of AP news. The seven-man committee was authorized by the Board of Direc- tors of The Associated Press, and was invited by AP General Mana- ger Frank Starzel to hold its or- ganization meeting in New York this week. Officers elected by the commit- tee are: chairman, Les Mewhin- ney, news director of KHJ, Los Angeles; vice chairman, M. H Bonebrake president and general manage of KOCY, Oklahoma City; secretary, ‘Tom Eaton, news di- rector, WTIC, Hartford, Conn. Other members of the commit- tee, functioning under the nam efo the AP Radio. Member Committee, are: Joe N.- Bryant, president and | general manager of KCBD, Lub- bock, Tex.; Jack Shelley news manager of WHO, Des Moines: Jack Krueger, news editor of WIMJ, Milwaukee, Wis.; and Daniel W. Kops, WAVZ, New Haven, Conn. The WT“ NRMAN ers Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy and continued warm .and humid thru Saturday; scattered s*o "sor. thundersnowers, : to 'moderate southeaster- over exireme ather partly iy ay with widely ed showers, West. Caribbean Sea: Moderate | east and southeast winds. Weather partly cloudy with occasional show- ers thru Saturday. Weather Summary For The Tro- pical Atlantic, Caribbean Sea Area & The Eastern Gulf Of Mexico: Conditions remain normal over the tropical Atlantic, Caribbean Sea and the eastern Gulf of Mexico with no nidications of a disturb- ance today. ertons taken at City Office 9:00 A.M. EST Koy ‘Vest, Fla., Sept. 19, 1952 © Temptreiures Hichest yesterday 88 Lo last night .. 3 77 Mean ee ena - 82 No Precipitation Total last 24 hours .... Total this month _ Deficiency this month Total this year Deficiency this year Relative Humidity et 9:00 A.M. 3% .01 ins. - 3.46 ins. .. 23.53 ins, 2.29 ins. Barometer (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M. 29.98 ins,—1015.2 mbs. Tomerrow’s Almanac Sunrise — 6:15 a.m. Geneet ew. Low 3:18 am. 3:23 p.m. 9:50 a.m, 9:37 pm. 200 ADDITIOWAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Time of Weight at Animals, consume other animals or plants lle true plants derive thelr nourishment from chemical ssaterials in soil apd water. ‘THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ecutive vice | President and general manager of | Friday, September 19, 1952 MAN FACES LOSS (Coatinued “rom Page One) looks serious enough to be a perm- anent injury.” Menendez said, “The officer did all he could and was very concern- ed and courteous. He stayed there jall the time at the hospital and then brought me back to the sta- ion. I drove my own car home. I have to report in to the hospital today at 2 p. m. and they told me I could expect to remain there for at least 10 days.” He emphasized that the brake test was dangerous unless a reduc- ed speed was ordered. “Why it's like a circus with barkers out there the way they yell ‘come on!’ and wave you in with ‘Speed ’er up, like a charge on a battlefield.” i Menendez said he talked with Acting City Manager Charles Rob- erts this morning and that Roberts told him the speed to register on the testing aparatus didn’t have to be higher than 12 miles per hour. According to Menendez, two un- identified men who were at the scene yesterday, complained that the highspeed of the appreach and al 2 ify || Three Flights Daily TO HAVANA | Leave Arrive || Flight Key West Havana 952 10:15 A.M. 11:00 A.M. | 954 1:45 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 956 4:00 P.M. 4:45 P.M. TO KEY WEST Le Arrive Flight Ha Key West 951 9:00 A.M. 9:45 A.M. 953 12:30 P.M. 1:15 P.M. 955 3:00 P.M. 3:45 P.M. Phones: 102 - 446 - 1106 | @ Take my advice .. 524 SOUTHARD ST. 79 ins, | 3 FOR HOME or COMMERCIAL U: We Are Prepared AEROVIAS “Q” S.A. ROGELIO GOMEZ, Agent = ag “I'm the guy who phoned abéut borr to fix the railing on our stairway! for lack of cash because those nice folks at City Loan are ready to help you anytime. CITY LOAN CO. OF KEY WEST the sudden stop had ‘thrown one| troduced for induction in the club. from his seat and that the other | They were appropriately dressed in man hurt his foot when % st under; taby bonnets and suppliec with the seat were loosened up andj baby bottles while Horace O’Bryant tossed about by the impact. instructed them in the aims and re- The injured man was retired} sponsibilities of Rotary. The three from the USN on May 1, 1947 with/ new members are Claude Spear, complete disability after an injury| Orvis Kemp, and Dick Evans. at sea during World War Il. He! “on October 16 the club is to be served in the Pacific area for two] visited by Abney J. Cox, District years, and took part in the inva-| Governor, who is coming in his sion of Guadacanal. A member of official capacity. At that time the the American Legion, Menendez Key West club will make a com- was born and falsed in.Key West. | yt. report of its activities He is nee eke i In 1s report of the business con. city. 3 ter, Meanie Pee ae ad ducted at the Board of Directors meeting recently, Secretary Ralph ROTARIANS HEAR Rogers told the members of a pro- (Continued from Page One) | spective project for this year excerpt from the New York Times | which is to purchase $$00 worth of which laid stregs on the respon- | books for the local library. sibilities of citizenship and the dan- t Paul Sher, program chairman, gers of ignoring these responsibil-| estimated that about forty mem- ities. bers were present at the meeting. Neil ent geespreapiatd peace. took charge of the meeting at the) YQUTH SENTENCED conclusion of lunch and the follow- *andutinied teres Page One) ing guests were introduced: Henry gee Wren of Tallahassee, John Frazier, Breccallaes for having no drivers’ Charles. Saunders, Judge E. Harris T Ps fury trials will open September radial cfithe eee saat 29 with Edward Moriarity, Mara- ee a rey West Ghtisen, thon, scheduled as one of the first Three “baby Rotarians” were in- Nc SEE INS 1870-1871 ERNING s THE Fly to Havana Also For Reservations Anywhere in the United States on Scheduled Airlines CALL AT 721 DUVAL 8T.. Next to Margaret Ann Store ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT val Street Phone 250 dust received a shipment of EATON AND WHITE AND WYCKOFF STATIONERY SEE OUR BARGAIN COUNTER MANY ITEMS AT COST METAL AND WOOD DESKS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SEE THE NEW ROYAL HH MODEL 1% WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN THE LINE oF Children’s TOYS COME TO THE TROPICAL TRADER NN8 Duvel St. Phone 1000 Airport: 462 COMPLETE SERVICE ON DUPLICATION of LENSES 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THIS COMMUNITY We Use Bausch and Lomb Products Exclusively ‘4 Hour Service On Any Eye Glass Prescription OFFICE HOURS: 9 te 12 A. M. ~_ 2105 P.M. money - don’t delay home repairs defendants. He is charged with la- civious and lewd behavior involv- ing a child underl4. The list of 60 citizens of Monroe county from which jurors will be selected on September 29 for the trials was chosen today by Judge Caro. Criminal Court Clerk Harry Don- go who has been ill in Monroe Ge- neral Hospital recently was back on the job today. CAR DEMOLISHES (Continued From Page One) of the road with a green light at White and United streets. Caruso’s turn caused Bruce L. Anderson of 80-1 Poinciana to come to a short stop, he says. Wright B. Garvey driving in a car, behind Anderson couldn't stop in time to avoid the crash and slid into the rear of Anderson’s car. Both were going at about 25 miles per hour. Damage to Anderson’s car is es- timated at $64 with rear bumper, plate and tail pipe hit. The front end of the second car was also damaged. Here are the STRAIGHT SOLID FACTS |=? that lea better truck buys! MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS IN USE CORNER CAROLINE COAST GUARD -_ . (ont fos ree om | Soviet American ‘oast Guard received word} ° thet the tog “Active” was aie | Relations “ey abled with its main engine down, | ; we have to live today in Moscow,” 80 miles east of Key West, two | Cold” In Berlin [ease |miles south of the Tennessee need, light Shen waradeitune (3 By TOM REEDY } The shutoff of any social life the reef, having lost her anchor.| BERLIN u—Soviet-American re- | with Russians has been compara | lations in Moscow have sunk to | tively recent, the ambassador said. The Coast Guard dispatched the Sttqotees fromshere sndithe Aa | icy cold” status, U. §. Am- | it never was particularly welcomed but now there appears to be an droscoggin cutter from the 7th | District headquaiiers in ae | bassador George Kennan reported outright prohibition, The 83 footer arrived at 1:30 | today. | Kennan sald he has seen no tm- -|Provement in the Soviet attitude ae ae ite Acivecin veal Kennan halted briefly at Tem ut ran short of fuel. ie sak a 4 | as expressed in publications revil- atacscaiba wtaveniandiaccvad| pelhof Airport en route to London. P 4’ . 8 53 _|ing the United States. He protest at the Key West sea buoy at for two weeks of diplomatic con-| 24 personally to the Kremlin over 9:45 last night. At the buoy a brea and commented in an in- | jit but nothing happened Navy tug took over the tow and | terview that a new, ugly kind of | Kennan traveled alone leaving the Androscoggin returned to/ e € restriction is being placed on Amer- | his family in Moscow. He said he Miami. vic ae ee ieans in the Soviet capital. All | expected to return about. 4. CONFEDERATE VET DIES | social contact with Russians has | FILLMORE DIES JONESBORO, Ark. —William | been forbidden, the ambassador) INDIANAPOLIS \P—The Rev. W. Loudermilk, 104, Arkansas last | said, and even servants keep their | Charles M. Fillmore, 92, a retired Confederate veteran who had join-| distance. Christian Church (Disciples of ed the Confederate army when; Kennan compared the status of | Christ) minister who wrote “Tell he was 16 years old, died Thurs-|Americans in the Russian capi-| Mother I'll Be There” and other day. tal now with his experience during hymns died Thursday. | five months internment By fhe | Nazis in 1941-42. “Had the Nazis permitted us |to walk the streets without hav- ing the right to talk to any Ger- | mans, that would be precisely how FACT No: 1 Costs Less to Buy Rock-bottom operation and upkeep On-the-job efficiency aves money d thousands to Keeps its valve longer FACT No. 4 Veterans of the trucking business buy for good, solid, levelheaded reasons. And they buy more Chevrolet trucks than any other make. Here's why. Chevrolet trucks tires, frame, axles, springs, engine, transmission, brakes—all are factory- matched to your job. Come in and let us show you how great these Chevrolet trucks really are. BERG CHEVRC ET CO. 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