The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 15, 1952, Page 3

Chamber Drive Leadexs Monday, Decembe ri, 1952 ‘TH i= KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3! Red Mem Leader Dies Im Pa. Word ‘has l een received in the ‘ity of the de ath in Philadelphia, BOB (I LIKE IKE) DOPP, right, grins happily as he receives congratulations from Chamber ¢ é Commerce Membership Chairman Billy Arnold, center, and D, Pinder at last night's Chamby or- banquet at the Flame Restaurant. Dopp captained a winning membership team against a te¥ im led by Pinder. Today's Stock Marke! NEW YORK # — The. stock market had an opening forward spurt today and then turned some- what quiet with the best part of the gains being held firmly. Virtually every major division of the list participated in the upward movement which extended itself fractionally. Losses were small without showing any signs of con- centration. Railroads were unchanged to higher along with steels, motors, utilities, rubbers, coppers, oils, chemicals, and distillers, The air lines were all ahead with a show of activity in early trading. Higher stocks included Santa Fe, U. S. Steel, American Telephone, General Motors, American Air- limes, Pan American World Air- ways, Goodyear, Anaconda Copper, Eastman Kodak, and 20th Century- Fox. TEA DATING FROM REVOLUTION USED BOSTON ® — A spot of tea Claimed to be made from leaves missed by revolutionists Dec. 16, 1773, was sipped yesterday in com- memoration of the 179th annivers ary of the Boston Tea Party A group of 13 descendants of Rev- @lutionary War families and the British vice consul, Mrs Rolls, toasted each other from 70- year-old teacups—made in Eng land. Edward Rowe Snow, an author, said he obtained the tea le from the late Jefferson Haskell Parker, who died Dec. 6 at the age of 99 years and 11 months. Parker reportedly obtained the leaves from | a descendant of a survivor of the historic tea scat who died in 1846. | The Anglo-Saxons ber sae barley month called Septem Muriel | es | DEATHS MRS. LIJLU VILLAREAL Mrs. Lulu Villareal died Sunday afternoon in ‘’ampa, Florida. Mrs, Villareal is survived by one sister, Mrs. Joseph Cook of Key West; two brothers, William and Frank Vitzelio. of Key West and one grandchilcL Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2:00 p. m. in St. Paul’s E piscopal Church with Father John .Armfield officiating. The body will be placed in the church at 1:30? p. m. Burial will be in the family plot, City Cemetery with the Pritchard Funeral Home in charge of ar- rangements. RALPH; H, SAWYER Ralph H. Sa yer, 65, of this city, died last nigh « after a long illness. Funeral s« prvices will be held Wednesday e fternoon at 4:30 p, m. in the First Congregational Church with the Rew. Charles H. Meeker officiating. ' Phe body will be placed in the chur ch at 2:00 p. m. Mr. Saw yer is survived by his wife, Mrs., Mamie Sawyer; a daughter, Mrs. Edith McCarthy, Plainsville ;, Connecticut; two bro- thers, Ha xry and Melvin Sawyer of this ci fy and several nieces and wyer was a member of |The “WEATHER VIAN Says Key West and V' ginity: Cloudy and colder today; clearing and continued cold t might; Tuesday fair and warmer. ‘Fresh northerly winds diminish jg occasionally, continuing mod grately strong off- shore. Florida: Fa’ and continued. cold in north, portion through Tuesday. M gstly cloudy and colder in sc mth portion, becom- ing partly ‘ gioudy and not quite so cold Tu gsday. Jackson" file through the Flor- ida Strait: ¢ Moderate occasionally fresh wit yds, northwest to north today. T fesday, moderate north to nort’ peast winds. Clear to partly cloudy in north. portion and 1 gstly cloudy with few showe gs in south portion today, becor ging partly cloudy Tuesday. Ee gt Gulf: Moderate northwest to r grth winds possibly fresh at tim gs today becoming moderate no! 4h to northeast Tuesday. Fair in north portion and mostly ¢’ gudy in south portion with few £ dowers becoming partly cloudy Key We st Lodge, Knights of Py- thias arid a trustee of the First Congres ational Church. A vetera’ of Worl d ‘War I, services for Sav ¢- yer wil | bye conducted at the gra’ je. side by the Guard of Honor of Arthur ‘Sawyer Post 28, Amer jean Legior. with full military he gors. |Mem' yors of the Post will «yet as jpallk earers. | Br gal will be in the fam’ gy plot, City ¢ Cemetery. The Lopez Funeral Ho me is in charge of arrange- mé gts. “Senate” means ° men,” Modern sealing wi: ¢ usually con- ) fains no wax, altho'ag’n that used | in the Middle Ages was a mix- ture of turpentine and beeswax. a THE NEW KEY WEST CITIZEN NUJIBERS ADV ‘ERT! SING BUS 3INES3S CIE {CUI.ATION F.DITOR ARE 2-5661 TAL 2-5662 ) a “a gsembly of Tuesday. Western Caribbean: Moderate east to northeast winds today and Tuesday except moderate north- easterly over northwest portion. Partly cloudy weather. Isolated light showers. Observations taken at City Office Key West, Fla., Dec. 15, 1952 $:00 A.M., EST | Temperatures | Highest yesterday —_. Lowest last night —____ Mean .- a Normal Preci | Total last 24 hours Total this month T ins. -36 ins. -57 ins. 32.54 ins. . 4.85 ins. | | Total this year Deficieney this year | Relative Humidity at 9:00 A.M, | 89% 30.14 ins.—1020.7 mbs. Barometer (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M | of Herbe rt F. Stetset, Great j,| Parkhurst they were Capt. Red hand. In past years, some Demo- cratic electors haven't showm up. and bystanders were drafted to cast the necessary votes, The electors named as their chairman William C, Cramer, St. Petersburg, who narrowly missed being eleeted| to Congress, W. A, Day, Bradenton, was named sec- retary of the electoral college del- egation. The actual’ ballots cast for Ei- senhower were prepared in ad- vance. The electors, accepted: Dem- atic: Secretary. of State R. A, Gray’s. offer to. have them typed up with Eisenhower’s name, The electors are Cramer, Day, L. S. Campbell, Darlington; Mack Tyner, Laurel Hill; W. L,. Bryan, Jasper; W. A, Washburne Jr., Venice; Nathan R, Graham, Tam- pa; A. I. Nearing; Marianna; Mrs. Ethel Parks, Starke; and Mrs, Myra F. Brown, Sulphur Springs. UN SILENT ON (Continued: from Page One) cal aspects of Atomic, military, and world security, measures often dis- cussed by the Russians, Americans and other council members at closed meetings of the council and its commissions, The State Department said Skvortsov was barred from the U. S, because he “violated a U. §. law.” American sources here said he had. been carrying on espionage activities for more than a year. These, they added, took place out- side the U. N. and did not ipvolve his work with the international organization. All the U. N. would say officially was that Skvortsov’s job was “terminated” - U. N. term for fired--because he could not return from Russia on a home leave he took last June, Zinchenko also went home for leave late in the summer and was due to return here for the General Assembly opening Oct. 14, Report- edly he has sent messages he was iJ, but there bas been speculation | that he bas fallea out of favor with the Soviet government andis being kept at home, TWO FACE CHARGES (Continued from Page One) | of 710 Olivia Street resulting in | slight damage to both cars. Parrino was arrested on caaeees] of going the wrong way on a one way street, driving while intoxicat- ed, having an accident and leaving the scene of an accident, ear driven by Papania. An-| other northbound car had almost | (Continued from Page One) patna were also awarded In addition to Capt. Heronimus skipper of the Grey| Mist, and Capt. Erv. Cole, bottom} fisherman. | Hosts to the writers were Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sadowski and their) son, Dick, The board of directors of the as} sociation met Sunday and the full) membership present at the con- ference met later in the morning. Dick Splaine, meteorologist from Key West whose article on fly-} fishing in the Dry Tortugas is the| feature of the November-Decem- ber-Lincoln Mercury Times, at-| tended the conference with Mrs.| Splaine. Other Keys people going to the conference were: Mr. and Mrs.| John Brantner, the Marathon} “Feshin’ Hole”; Mrs. S. R. Walk-| er; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bartelt, and the three skippers of the boats which carried the writers. The list of writers at the three- day meeting included the follow- ing: Fred Jones, Lakeland, Florida, Fla. Wildlife Magazine, Lakeland Ledger; Hy Hyman, Miami fisb- ing director and writer of sports articles; Kay Russell, Miami; Charles Krine, Miami; Walt Kil- lilea, Miami; Jock Ardis, Miami Beach; Gerald Baker and E. B | Chamberlain, Tallahassee; Che Clymore, Williston; Allen Cors. jon, Miami Herald; Dahne Zeng: wrle, Vero, Beach; M. M. Dunn, Fs wy Eisfield, Phil Francis, Doc gowe, St. Petersburg; Paul Haye s, Mar- go Hosfoid, Eustis; Stu Newman, Miami; J,ec Pol. lards, Hialeah; L. Priv ge, Hustis; Geo. Roby, Tallab’yssee: Doc Smith ,George Sandi, Miami; A Schumacker, Pat Sullivan, Mi-| ami, Fishing Ne ws and Ratio Station WKAT; Merrit Hilliard Vero Beach, R@ gio Station WIRA; Richard Saulr 4, Hollywood; Dr. F. G Walder, Smith, U. of Miami Marine Lab oratory; Gerald Baker, U.S. Fish, and Wild Life, Dania; Denver ‘£:. Clair, W. Palm Beach Roy H. Martin, Panama City Beac'g; Edith Mussler, Melbourne; Rwell Ray, Melbourne; Lou Munder, Melbourne; Lorin Kel- Ver, Panama City and Joe Zen-, { gerle, Annville, Pa. 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