The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 1, 1952, Page 3

To Cuba &, Sub-Tender Goes TR Official U.S. Navy Photo THE USS GILMORE, tender for the sulmarines of Submarine Squadron Four, leaves Wednesday for a five-day cruise to Havana, Cuba. their knowledge of sea-going practices. PRESIDENTIAL RACE By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL | leaders of volunteer units from 37 SPRINGFIELD, Il. Gov. Ad- | states assembled here today for lai E. Stevenson bore down on|# ™#Jor Political rally. the Communists-in-government is- Stevenson could find time only sues today with a stand that the | 0" @ brief reception for them to- GOP is making a “ludicrous” night at the gubernatorial mansion. ciaim it could easily end Red pen- The Illinois governor was busy, etration of federal agencies among other things, on a speech The Democratic presidential nominee and his staff intensified, too,’ efforts to over indepen- dent and other voters through a nation-wide organization of volun- teers for Stevenson. Some 200 Dr. J. A. 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Repubiicans seized on Smith’s original statement, that he bxe- | ROBERTS OFFICE SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT 126 Duval Street Phone 250 Just 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 THREE HOTELS IN MIAMI at POPULAR PRICES Located in the Heart of the City RATES WRITE or WIRE REASONABLE R for RESERVATIONS with BATH and TELEPHONE : Riiz Pershing Miller Hotel Hotel Hotel 132.E. Flagler St. 226 N.E. Ist Ave. 229 N.E. Ist Ave. 102 Rooms 100 Rooms 80 Elevator Elevator Rooms Solarium Heated Elevator 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION | for next week to be built almost | lieves all security agencies in- cluding the CIA have been infil- | trated, in support of their con- | tention that the present adminis- tration has been lax in going after | | Reds in government. The head of | |the CIA made his statement in a | | legal proceeding in Washington. | Eisenhower at first was reported }to be injecting the question of Communist penetration of the in- | telligence agency into a speech for a Midwestern campaign tour start- ing today. But later a spokesman on thé general’s campaign train said Ei- senhower would do nothing to en- danger che security of this country or the CIA, although he intends | to keep on hitting subversives in | government. And a spokesman for the Re- publican National Committee said in Washington that neither the committee nor Eisenhower intends to make a ‘“‘political football” of | the Smith statements. Smith backed down a bit from his original statement. He got out another to the effect that what he really meant to say was that any inelligence agency must be on constant guard and would be ‘“‘crim-| inally negligent’”’ if it did not oper- ate on the assumption that Reds have been able to make a pene- tration. The general told reporters the CIA never should become involved in a political campaign and that he had sent his second statement to president Truman and to can- didates Eisenhower and Stevenson Stevenson seized last night on smith’s statement No. 2 and said | that to exploit the original one “for partisan purposes is the kind of political opportunism which will never catch Communists.” “A highly professional, non- political intelligence agency is in- dispensable to the government, whether a Republican or Democrat is president,” Stevenson said in a | formal statement of his own. “It | must never become a_ political | football.”” | The Democratic nominee noted, | | furthermore, that Smith was Eisen- hower’s chief of staff during the | | war and “a man in whom Gen | Eisenhower has expressed implicit | | confidence.” He said, too, that | Smith’s deputy is Allen Dulles, a prominent Republican and brother ‘of John Foster Dulles, Eisenhower } foreign affairs adviser. 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Eaton and Francis Sts PHONES: 92 and $3 WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN THE LINE OF Children’s TOYS COME TO THE TROPICAL TRADER 718 Duval St. Phone 1000 i | State of siege Object of the cruise is|to train new personnel in their duties at sea and to give old hands a chance to renew The World Today By ARTHUR EDSON (FOR JAMES MARLOW) WASHINGTON ® — Yesterday was Bible Day. The first complete revision of the King James Version of the Bible in 51 years was published. Thirty-two scholars have worked on it for 15 years. A new Roman Catholic transla- tion of the first eight books of the Old Testament, also coming out yesterday, is the 10-year work of 40 scholars, The Library of Congress cele- brated the 500th anniversary of the first book printed from movable metal type, the Gutenberg Bible, | with a special ceremony and an exhibit of rare Bibles, And the Postoffice issued special Gutenberg stamp. No other book has come close to approaching the popularity of the Bible. Many an author would feel he | had hit the big time if his book sold 25,000 copies. It has been esti- | mated that a billion Bibles have been sold, Yet diminished. The new revised ed tion had an advance sale of a mil-| lion copies. With its hold on Western civili- zation, it isn’t surprising that the first book printed was the Bible. But it may surprise you to learn | that this first book also was a top- flight printing job. Johann Gutenberg and his asso- ciates turned out 200 Bibles. Forty- six of these still are in existence. The famed Gutenberg Bixble be. longing to the library is printed on vellum, a fine variety of animal skin. The text is Latin, following St. Jerome’s fourth-century ver- sion. The headings are red, mak- ing it the first color print job of j all time. For nearly five centuries the Benedictine monks owned this book. They took such care of it —and it was so well made in the first place—that after all these years it still looks fresh. Frederick R. Goff, chief of the Rare Books Division of the library, says of the book “It achieved standards we've never surpassed, and rarely have equaled.” 1,000 SUSPECTS ARE ROUNDED UP SAN SALVADOR, El ®—A roundup of su d sup porters of last week's abortive Communist revolutionary plot has netted more than 1,000 persons, in formed sources said here. Hidden arms caches still are being found The nation had been under a a modified form of martial law, since Friday. Salvador CLEARVIEW AWNING or year-round *ROTECTION rom SUN and RAIN. Choe of 10 Colom * Bokedon Exomet D8 WINDOWS. PORCHES AND DOORS Se MOMES & COnmaBRC Ad BUILDINGS 2-1N-ONE AWNING-SHUTTERS To] Cioses Bike o Roll top Desk for instant PROTECTION trom HURRICANES PROWLERS KEY WEST Venetian Blind Co. PHONE lee 13 OU VAL STREET WINDOWS — JALOUSIES — AWNINGS - DOORS the demand remains un- | ORDINANCE NO. 370 COMMISSION SERIES AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 34 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF EEY WEST, FLOR- IDA, 1952, PROVIDING FOR ZON- ING WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE CITY GF KCY WEST, FLOR- IDA, BY AMENDING SUB-SEC- TIONS (a) AND (b) OF SECTION 34.2, AND BY ADDING A NEW SECTION TO BE KNOWN AS 34.101 TO PROVIDE THE BOUND- ARIES FOR A NEW BUSINESS CLASSIFICATION, AND THE RE- QUIREMENTS FOR SUCH CLAS- SIFICATION; REPEALING ALL HEREWITH; AND PROVIDING WHEN ORDINANCE GOES INTO EFFECT. Be it enacted by the City Com- mission of The City of Key West, Florida: Section 1. That SubSection (a) of Section 34.2 of the Code of The City of Key West, Florida, 1952. be amended to read as follows: (a) For the purpose of this Chapter, the City of Key West is hereby divided into classes of districts, which shall be de- signated as follows: Residence “AA” Districts Residence ‘‘A” Districts Residence Districts Residence Districts Residence “C’’ Districts Residence “AB” Districts Business “A” Districts Business ‘‘A-1’’ Districts Business “‘B’’ Districts Industrial “‘A’’ Districts | Section 2. That Sub-Section (b) of Section 34.2 of the Code of The City of Key West, Florida, 1952, |be amended by adding a new as “Business A-1 District”, as | follows: | BUSINESS “A-1” DISTRICTS |Business ‘‘A-1” Districts shall in- |clude that portion of the Island of |Key West as follows: On the Island of Key West and | being all that land lying with a depth of one hundred and fifty (150) feet on the south- erly side of North Roosevelt Boulevard, commencing at the intersection of Palm Avenue and North Roosevelt Boule- vard and running thence in a northeasterly direction along said North Roosevelt Boule- vard to the intersection of Fifth Street and said North Roosevelt Boulevard. | ALSO On the Island of Key West and being all that land and land to be filled lying with a depth of two hundred and seventy- five (275) feet on the north- | erly side of North Roosevelt | Boulevard) commencing at the Northeasterly end of the municipal swimming pool and running thence in a _northeast- erly direction along the north- erly line of North Roosevelt Boulevard to a point at the intersection of Dredgers Key or Sigsbee Park Road and said North Roosevelt Boulevard. The rezoning of this portion of the Island of Key West and its remaining in this classifi- cation is contingent upon the owners of submerged lands purchased from the State of Florida, lying northerly of the North Roosevelt Boulevard dedicating to the public by a conveyance to the City a strip of land 60 feet wide, along the northwesterly side of said parcels of submerged land. Section 3. That Chapter ™ of the Code of The City of Key West, Florida, 1952, be amended by adding a new section, to be known as “Section 34.101", to read as follows: | SECTION 34.101 BUSINESS “A-1” DISTRICTS Sub-Section a. In Business *‘A-1" Districts, the following regula- tions shall apply Sub-Section b. A building may be erected, altered, arranged, de signed or used and a lot or prem ises may be used for the follow ing purposes and for no other 1 One family residences which may include a sep. arate private garage and servant quarters on prem Minimum square feet area 1000 sq. ft.. exclusive of porches, car portes, ga rage, servants quarters, or steps. Offstreet parking must be provided. ises ent house. hote! apart hotel or motel here joned permissi ed business uses. that a lobby of the house, apart hotel or motel may be ocated on the ground floor. Provided further that apartment buildings have « oor space for oor of 2080 sq ft parking space of 2 ft must be provided each apartment motels nave imum floor ares of 2080 sq. M. for each floor and parking space of 200 sq for each wnt; hotels bave a minimom flor spece of tame f for each Soor, and 20 oq M park e min ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT} ing area to be provided fer each three (3) sleeping rooms. Cocktail lounges or bars locatéd in hotels or motels shall be sound proof- ed or air conditioned and said lounges or bars shall not have outside entrances but shall have ingress and egress from within the hotel or motel structure. . Professional offices. Com- mercial offices, ie., insur- ance, banks, etc. Sales- rooms and restaurants. Pro- vided that there be a min- imum floor space of 2000 sq. ft. for any building, and one parking berth for each 200 sq. ft. of floor space. Cabanas and swim- ming pools. . Municipal recreation build- ings, playgrounds, parks, swimming pools, or reserva- tions owned, operated or leased by the City of Key West, provided necessary parking area for type of re- creation is furnished. Buildings of civic or reli- gious assembly. One park- ing berth for each 200 sq. ft. of floor space. . Theaters and motion pic- ture houses, except drive- in theaters, provided one automobile parking space is provided for each five (5) seats. | Sub-Section ¢. A 40° set-back from | the property line or existing curb- jline of south side of North Roose- jvelt Boulevard and a 30° | North Roosevelt Boulevard is re- | quired to provide parking areas. | Provided, however, that a 30’ set- | back is permissible on the south side of North Roosevelt Boule- | vard on those parcels of land on | which improvements now exist, or jon which permits for improve- | ments have been approved by the | City prior to the passage of this | Ordinance. |Sub-Section d. In Business “A-1” | Districts, there shall be a rear jyard, the depth of which shall be at least seven (7) feet. Any por- |tion of a building having an ele- |vation above thirty (30) feet shall be set back from the rear lot line an additional distance of two (2) feet horizontally for each addi- tional 10 feet in height of the building. Corner lots shall have a 30’ front set-back, street side {minimum 15’ or frontage set-back | required of property facing side |street. Rear and one side set- |back 7° 0”, |Sub-Section ¢. Buildings j|have side set-backs of five feet. shall (5) Sub-Section f. In Business ‘A-1"" | Districts, not more than 50% of | the required rear yard shall be occupied by accessory buildings. |No accessory building shall be within five (5) feet of the rear | lot lines. |Sub-Section g. The nature and |type of business, as well as the | plans for the construction to house such business and the required set-back of not less than thirty (30) feet, must be submitted to he Planning Commission for its pproval and then to the City Plan Board for approval prior to |the time building permit for con- | | set- | | district thereunder, to be known | back from the right-of-way line of | Wednesday, October 1, 1952 THE struction of said building be is- sued. Section 4. All Ordinances or parts of Ordinances of said City in conflict with the provisions cf this Ordinance are hereby repsal- ed to the extent of such conflict. Section 5. This Ordinance shell go into effect immediately - upon its passage and adoption and au- thentication by the signature of the presiding officer and the Clerk of the Commission, and publica- tion thereof one time in a news- YY. WEST, CITIZEN Page. 3 paper of general circulation pub- lished in The City of Key West, Florida. Reid and passed on first read- ing zt a resuler mecting held September &, 1952, Read and passcd on final read- ing eat a reguiar meeting held (s) C..B. HARVEY Mayor. VICTOR LOWE City Clerk. “With a loan from City Loan Co., dear, we wouldn't have to play hide-and-seek with our creditors!” © It’s so easy to consolidate your debte with a loan from CITY. And their friendly, confidential service is wonderful. CITY LOAN CO. 524 SOUTHARD ST. PHONE 1760 COMMERCIAL USE..." We Are Prepared To Furnish You © With Clear, Pure Cube »» Crushed ICE Thompson Enterprises, Inc. (ICE DIVISION) TELEPHONE NO. 8 NOTICE! HOME OWNERS The C.B.S. 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