The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 6, 1952, Page 7

Today’s Stock Market NEW YORK The stock mar- ket was lower today with only a few small gainers scattered around the list. ‘The bulk of the decline was in a fractional range. Seaboard Railroad, which yester- day fell 5 points, was up between 1 afd 2 point today. Other railroads ‘were unchanged to lower. | Also pointed down were air lines, utilities, non-ferrous metals, chem- icals, merchandising shares, air- crafts, distillers, radio-televisions, | and steels. Motors were mixed while the oils held to small gains. | Declining stocks included Balti- | more & Ohio, United Air Lines, Commonwealth Edison, Dow Chem- feal, American Woolen, Youngs- town Sheet & Tube, Studebaker, Montgomery Ward, Boeing, Schen- ley Industries, and Zenith Radio. Higher were Sinclair Oil, U. S. an, Gypsum, Southern California Edi- son, Du Pont, General Electric, | and Philco. Civil Cases _ €ITY’S QUARTERLY (Continued From Page One) collections for the quarter totalled 47.5 per cent of the amount antici- pated for the year. Expenditures for the period were 24.56 of the figure given in the budget. Chief reason for the large col- lections were the healthy per- sonal property and real estate taxes paid to date. The General Revenue Fund in- cludes 18 per cent of the jat- ed Sewer Revenue. Sew »@ Courtesy @ Variety Only Before Cireuit Court Circuit Court jurors wil! be sworn in Monday morning at 9:30 a. m., for trial of civil cases, Judge Aquilino Lopez, Jr., said today. The court convened for a few minutes Thursday and immediate- ly recessed until Monday. The ermi- | inal trial of the Carmichaels, father and son, has been postponed | @ Products @ Well Stocked Shelves ditures totalled 22 per cent of the total budgetary appropria- : tion for the year. Revenue receipts realized from all sources for the quarter show an increase of 9.3 per cent when compared with the same period last year and a whopping jump of 50 per cent over the comparable time in 1950, However, economy was the key- note in the report when it was indicated that total expenditures ARCHER'S Superette Market THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN! IT’S NATURAL AT ARCHER’S SEVEN BIG REASONS Why You'll Always Get A Better Deal at ARCHER’S @ Cleanliness and Friendliness @ Values @Economy Prices JUNE DAIRY GR. A MEDIUM EGGS -48c indefintely, which leaves only civil | cases coming up for trial in next week’s session of court. Radio Hams Announce Friday Night Meeting The Key West Amateur Radio | club will meet Friday night at the | National Guard Armory, White | Street at 7:30, it was announced | today. The program will consist of movies, appointment of committees opening of the “Swan Shop” and | planning for a Thanksgiving par- ty. , All are urged to attend. LEGION UNITS TO MEET The regular monthly promen- | ade of Voiture Locale 728, 40 and 8, will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the American Legion Home, Chef de. Gare Harry Metzger announced today. ARMY SHIP‘ HERE (‘ontinued from Page One) ping of illuminable flares of one million candlepower from aircraft, either a B-17 or B-25, from 15,000 feet during the hours of darkness | from three positions in the Straits of Florida. “These flares do not constitute a hazard to navigation,” Major Romanek wrote, “however, all | mariners are cautioned to take pre- caution activity to prevent a flare from landing on their ships.” The position at which the flares will be dropped during the survey period are as follows: Position No, 1: Lat. N. 230 de- grees, 47 minutes Long. W. 81 degrees, 44 minutes Position No, 2: Lat. N. 23 de- Grees, 51 minutes ARMOUR'S GR. A SHIPPED, D AND D Fryers «48. GR. A WESTERN CLUB OR SIRLOIN Steaks: 55: EVERY STEAK GUARANTEED TENDER! x Lge. Can TOMATOES....:.15c Scott's Finest Lge. Btle. CATSUP......ld4c Van Camp's No. 1 Can ARDINES.....10c Rayo Liquid Btle. STARCH......15c TIE varden Fresh Can Delicious Pancakes Aunt Jemima Long. W. 81 degrees, 02 minutes | Position No. 3: Lat. N. 23 de- | grees, 53 minutes Long. W. 80 degrees, 21 minutes The observation stations in the | area include one at West Martel- lo Tower, one E. on a sister key, one at Matanzas Cuba, another at Marti, Cuba and, one in southeast Cuba at Teodora. The army vessel, a former FS type, is skippered by Asa J. Harris, master. This morning at 9:30 he was busy with clearing business with customs officials here. Capt. Payson warned that the flares had tremendous power and when they are dropped that civi~ | lians should not be alarmed by the fan of light. When the big flare-up comes, don’t think Key West is being in- vaded by flying saucers or an enemy. 24 TAKE OATH (Continued From Page One) address you since I am a natural ized American citizen myself.” Lo- pez, who is a member of the Amer- ican Citizenship Committee of the | Florida Bar, after outlining the history of the Constitution, urged | those present to take advantage of | their newly acquired citizenship by | participating in the government to the fullest extent of their abilities, | As the ceremony ended the group | a and pledged allegiance to the jag. | Those receiving the oath today, included: Kitty Mordecai Elias, Belan Kee, George Font, June Dug. ger, Adabheidur Thorkeldottir | Swahn, Ada Wardlow, Thora Tay-} lor, Venancio Caporte, Raul Rodri-| gues, Myrtle Hall, Eileen Sloan, | Lidoina Bearden, Monique White. bead, Ellen Curry, George Dean, Gladys Neeley, Walter McLean, Candido Abura, aret Tingle, Henrietta Rodrigu: srion Bag well, Winifred Whitley, Laura Johnson and Anna Johnson i Pancake Flour 17¢ No Rinse SURF Ige. pkg. 29 Factory Packed » SUGAR 5 lbs. 48c FOR QUICK MEALS, LIBBY’S Tender Leaf TEA.... “lb. 30c Griden Key Vitamin D MILK ..3 cans 48c BEEF STEW .... Ige. can 32c 4. $.NO.1 POTATOES .. vELLOW vee D ae ONIONS ........2 Ibs. I5e SWEET JUICE ORANGES ........ doz. 25c GREEN TOP CARROTS ....... bunch 0c Archer's SEMI-SELF SERVICE Superette Market “The Store That Serves You Best” showed an increase of but 4.9 per cent over last year and an increase of 24 per cent over the comparable quarter in 1950. Actual capital outlays and opera- ting costs showed a decrease of nearly four per cent over last year. The initial payment of $25,000 on the newly acquired Clyde-Mallory Docks account for a large per- centage of the City’s outgoing pay- ments, The City’s bonded debt has been | reduced $10,000 to $1,226,000 due to the redemption of Municipal Bonds in that amount. The City also acquired $10,000 in U. S. Treasury 2 per cent bonds as an investment for the pension fund. This brings the to- tal of securities held by the City to $95,000. Funds coming into the General , Revenue fund are for the most part ; exceeding or closely approximat- ing the expected amounts. BREAK IN KLUG (Continued from Page One) sufficient evidence that it was murder, or suicide or slaughter. i Coroner’s: jurors must answer the question how Klug came to his death. The State Attorney takes up from there if they find it was murder, J. Lancelot Les- ter, now busy with the Monroe county Grand Jury will find out who killed Klug, and prosecute the accused for the State of Florida. The fact that murder took Place, not suicide, is borne out by the broken skull of the dead man. Hamlin says that the bullet which pierced his brain could not have fractured the bones of the skull. State Attorney Lester con- ducts his own investigation with power to hire such assistance as he deems necessary. man- KOREAN VET WILL (Continued from Page One) ciety, Troop No. 59 Boy Scouts, Key West Musicians Local, K, W. Fire Department, Navy Wives Club, Gold Star Mothers, DAV BPW Club, Holsum Bakery, Sinawiks. The above named organizations will be represented in the parade by either a marching unit or de- corated cars. Floats thus far en- tered include, SubRon 12, DeMolay, Lions, Fleet Air Detachment, U.S. Naval Hospital, Sea Scout Ship No. 250 and BPOE Lodge No. 551, Four ANYTHING CONCERNING AUTOMOBILES SEE THE TWINS 130 Duval Sr. Px. 1870-1871 . Thursday, November 6, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN wage’ bands will lead the four units: U.S., In Scotland more persons are M. C, Drum and Bugle Corps, Key| named Smith than any other name. West High School Band, Fleet So-} There are 16 Smiths per 1,000 po- nar School Band and Welters Cor-} °u-ai_ se the Natior*l “eo net Band. graphic Society. ‘ PINTS Southland QUARTS 20 FRUI-T- ODOR Gg A THE QUICK-KILL:SPRAY THAT KILLS ALL HOUSEHOLD INSECTS STAINLESS ~NON-IRRITATING--PLEASING FRUITY ODOR SOUTHERNMOST CITY PHARMACY 501 DUVAL ST. PHONE 199 NEW? 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