The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 11, 1952, Page 3

ovs Car |Scoop Of The Week Winner ted from a short estroyed an auto- by Louis Pureta, , on Roosevelt | p from the main fire under the direction of Act- Rhief Charles Torres extin shed the blaze with 200 gallons yet water using the city’s newly installed foam tanks Damage has been set at $1000 DIFFICULTY NEW YORK | — Film actress Joanne Dru has obtained a court order attaching the property of her former husband, singer Dick Haymes The actress, who has a $27,622 claim against Haymes, went into State Supreme Court yesterday. She charges Haymes failed to live up to the terms of a property gettlement agreement entered into by the couple in _April, 1949, greater office efficiency .. <a Oe Are your office or factory forms really bringing you great- est efficiency and economy of opera- tion? If you are in doubt, let our ex- perts help you de- sign business forms that will mean more profits‘in the long run. No obligation. Consult with us, to- day. e TELEPHONE 21 THE ARTMAN PRESS Across From City Hall On Greene St. 4 JOSEPH BURNS, chooses an aerial sight-seeing trip up the Keys or a flying Jesson giving KEY WwW at Faraldo’s a Hiring Service as his prize for KEY WEST 1S MY BEAT, AN McAVOY First SCOOP OF THE WEEK winner is Joseph Burns, who read this column last Tuesday and remembered my invitation for tips. On Friday afternoon at 4 p. m Burns, a 27 year old to Key West, Gulf-Porter dock looking at the | beautiful, blue water feeling con. jin the midst of my ing until he finds an apartment. He finally caught up with me beat the | courthouse while I was looking for newcomer, Hamlin to query on the Little was sitting on the | | murder, J. Lancelot Lester to question on the Grand Jury and Corner Roy Torch It was right at deadline time, 12 noon, when Burns came back tent that he was in the city of |to the newsroom at The Citizen his choice, Key West Suddenly the calm of the late afternoon was shattered by an SOS blaring over the radio of a at the Gulf Porter docks. ““Shrim- per Cracker Boy sinking, sink- ing fast!” Burns not waiting end of the distress call ran the two blocks to The Citizen office and burst into the newsroom. Unfortunately for me I was not there. I was over at the Court- house. Staffer Dorothy Raymer and photographer Ellis Finch listened to Burns’ tip, but only for a mo- ment. Dorothy grabbed her pencil, Ellis his camera and off they went to Faraldo’s Flying seryice for a piane to take them to search for the sinking vessel Even though we were “up” for the day - the newspaper term for passing our deadline, Burns’ tip enabled Finch to get a crack, not at the scene of the sinking shrimper, but another scoop. While up in Faraldo’s plane with instructor Ed Maxwell, the pilot, he spotted the rescue operations of two navy helicopter pilots whose engine had just failed them and forced a landing in three inches of water. The shrimp boat tion was actually more than 20 west of Key West at the rquesas Keys, Though Maxwell and Finch didn't reach there, Finch came off with a good shot of the sogged helicopter having its difficulties at the same time. led to two stories icture ied him Hotel where to hear the sinking loca yesterday at the he is Congratulations Are in Order November 9-15 cotion Week on ¢ for you to pay o and thank one po todoy rtant people your child's teacher Promoted cy» roinciana Elementary JULIAN APPLIANCE STORE 125 DUVAL ST |THE WEEK prize for with me. “You win the OF tip first SCOOP your }last Friday on the sinking shrimp shrimp boat “Porpoise” tied up | boat,” we told him. “Well, I didn’t tip your paper off just for the prize, though I did come rushing over because I read KEY WE IS MY BEAT” “Which of the five prizes do you want,” we asked, “a round trip sea plane trip with Col, Pen Edgar to Dry Tortugas, a day on a fishing boat in the Gulf; a night with dinner and break- fast at the Casa Marina; an aerial sight seeing trip up the Keys in one of George Faral- do’s plane or a flying lesson; or a night at the The Key Wester, with dinner and breakfast at Raul’s?” “Well,” Burns said,’ I start to work at The Key Wester this after. noon at 4 o'clock - on the desk- so I guess I'll see plenty of that I'd like the plane trip up the Keys.” Burns was one of many ré calling this " launching last Tuesd. For those who missed the first column, I want to remind you that you can win any of the mentioned above by tipping on a verifiable SCOOP OF WEEK We don’t want idle rumors or gossip, or a cat up in a tre We do want just the kind of tip of news in the making given us by Joseph Burns If you or hear incident, or know of s tical fight aders column its prizes is off THE ne hot F in the aca or hat till is st r e give us ask McAvoy City Desk Remember KEY WEST 1S YOUR BEAT. It is your town, whether temporarily because you are in the Navy or a winter visi tor, or permanently because you have always lived here. You can become an active participant in the throbbing life of this lively Island by making KEY WEST YOUR BEAT and cailing in tips to this column, usan High School To Do Encore Of “Night In Havana {CITY CAN EXPECT | (Continued from Page One) transportation lines and caterers gener . . Colee stated that the momentum | five winters’ of the record breaking summer! Francis is so punctual in tourist season is bound to carry | rival that the Chamber sta over to the winter. zard on the other hand said | visit to headquarters on Jackson ‘-color advertisement in} Square. y magazine for November | He leaves Key West every year isn’t pulling as well as a similar | on May 1 for his summer home in advertisement a year ago because; Dowagiac, Mich. this time five other states have} Home in Key West for the past color ads in the same issue. five years has been the Southern He also said advertising costs | Cross hotel. are so much higher now that Flori-| “I think of Vie Lang and his wife da’s advertising budget doesn’t per- | as my own children,” he said hap-} mit the broad appeal to the winter | pily, as he walked out of the Cham- visitor it once did. | ber into the warm Key West sun- | shine, MARINE COMBAT | Francis, though among the van-| (Continued From Page One) | guard of the winter visitors, is cer-| “Armistice Day was originally | tainly not alone as a check at the| planned as a day of hope and joy,| Peaches, motels and hotels shows. but 1 can still feel the) Even at loss of Sgt. ‘Keg’ Morrow who lived | SEASON OPENS ‘ ‘ (Continued from Page One) ouris jI have made my home here for his ar- clocks ; Starved visitors from the | North were on their way city beach at the foot | Glathes oped papaly to the white} | the season’s opening with his first} | Island City. 7:30 this morning sun- | buses. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN P [Engineers Club chill, Tuesday, November 11, 1952 to the of Duval! in beach CIRCUIT COURT CASE (Continued from Page = } fi {To} Hear King Monroe County Beach showed} Albury ad Esquinaldo are repre-| some early birds and so did the| senting the Carl Carmichaels,| The Key West uae Club Sun and Sand which cannot ever! father and son, in their fight for| will meet tonight at 8:00 p. m. ix start breakfast early enough to life. They are both indicted on first, the building 91 on the Naval Sta- suit some of the eager tourists. | degree murder counts tion. The Front Street gate will be Restaurants, one by one, are opened for members and their opening up for the season with Ell GRAND JURY guests. Learns Patio promised for next week. | (Continued from Page One) City uMsaneen Dave eine West The streets of Key West show! West's War of the Waterfront” | @jiress the group on accieering pedestrians who are definitely not| series in this paper on Saturday, i ach a ation of the City ‘un- Conelis (or Navy. The season’s| November 1, and Saturday, No-| der the city Manager form of spanking new tropical clothes give| vember 8, has led the jury to! government. 2 will not be| King has had over 20 years of them away as newcomers to the) look into this “war,” | known until the session tomor-|experience in City Management Duval street has suddenly been|/row. The third article in the and an interesting talk is in the alerted into bustling activity, stores! series will appear in this Satur-| offering. crowded and beaches filled with| day’s Citizen. | | tourists looking, not waiting for} The general public is not in- | vited to the 9 a. m. meeting. | Street. A family clad The speed of light about ! 186,000 miles per second. is in Marathon and was killed while| fighting in Germany in 1945. Mem- ories of such sacrifices lend an air of sadness and sorrow to this day's rvices But the annual observance of the day will take on a lighter vein to- night in Key West when the annual Armistice Day parade, the largest in history will move down Duval street at 7:30 p. m. Led by the traditional Police es- |cort, the line of march will have over 50 units participating, includ- jing four bands and the colorful U. S. Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Corps, 12 decorated cars, 10 floats, and 24 marching units, Local ser- vice units will be represented in the parade by the Submarine | Squadron Four marching unit, Following the parade, a dance | will be held at the Arthur Sawyer { | Post Home on Stock Island at which time prizes will be awarded | for the best marching unit and | float in the parade. The public is invited to attend the affair, | HEROIC ACTION OF | (Continued From Page One) | terview on the deck of the Sea | Dog when it returned from opera- tions yesterday, the boys were at first just big, strong, silent guys who shrugged off their feat with modesty. But the real story is one of alertness and disregard for any | EISNER FURNITURE STORE MOVED NEXT DOOR BARGAINS GALORE IN OUR NEW STORE! SPECIALS 5-PC. LIMED OAK DINETTE CHROME DINETTE $44.50 $64.50 New Address 3428 Duck Ave. Poinciana, Tel. 1601 personal danger in very deep water about 40 miles at sea. The two leaped over the side of their sub when they saw a man clinging to the side of an air-drop- ped life raft about 100 feet away. There was a report of sharks in the vicinity, but the submen dis- regarded that. When they reached the raft they found an unidentified blimp crewman fully clothed and too exhausted to get up on the raft. Hallowell said, ‘He had been in the water about an hour and 15 minutes and he just didn’t have the strength to get up on the big raft. He told us, “Boys, I’m get- ting pretty tired. It’s a good thing you came along.” They towed him to the submarine where the rest of the blimp men were bing picked up from other rafts. Klotz said that the rescued | man hadn't realized how far he was from the raft when he headed | for it. Two other men who had | been in the “basket” of the blimp had started for the raft, then turn- ed back and clung to the wreck- age Hallowell is from Conway, New claims Des is as his home town. | slliott said the Sea Dog | off Jacksonville, | received a report | on a blim when they I Assistance at the ti me. Short received > proceed t b Tal to the flashing NEW Curve-Holding Ride—New “Stabilizer” suspension cuts side-sway, tames curves, in both the Coronet V- Eight Series and the Meadowbrook “Six” Series. 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