The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 19, 1953, Page 3

BULLETS WIPE OUT FAMILY.—The body of ‘Herbert Setial, 36, lies sprawled across bed of his slain daughter, Jane, 6, in.the Settel apartment in Union, N. J. In another, room were, the bodies of Settel’s wife, Maxine, 30, and their/son; Negl, 2: All four had ‘bullet. wounds in the head. Police said indications are that Settel killed his wife and children and’, then “committed suicide —(#) Wirephoto. t : Communism Flop |Noon Is Advertised In West Germany By RICHARD KASISCHKE The WEATHERMAN Says West and Vicinity: Mostly ae cloudy to cloudy today thru Presley: some likelihood of scat- tered showers. Continued mild. Gentle to moderate southerly wi 5 ‘Florida: Partly cloudy to cloudy and oceasiional rain Tallahassee area. Widely scattered showers in remainder of north portion. Partly cloudy otherwise. Little change in mperature. jacksonville thru the Florida Straits and East Gulf of Mexico: Moderate southeast to south winds over south portion and moderate south to southwest winds over north portion thr. Tuesday. Partly cloudy to cloudy weather with treme north portion. Partly cloudy here. pes Caribbean: Moderate to fresh east to east winds thru Tuesday. Partly cloudy to cloudy weather with local showers. ————— Observations taken at City Office Key West, Fla., Jan. 19, 1953 9:00 A.M., EST Temperatures Highest yesterday -——- Lowest last night — Mean _—_— Bis: Normal zs Precipitation ‘ Total last 24-hours -__ 0 ins. Total this month 3.72 ins. Excess this month 2.59 ins, Total this year ___—_ 3.72 ins. Excess this yea 2.59 ins. Relative Humidity at 9:00 A.M. 91% 80 70 75 70 (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M. 30.08 ins.—1018.6 mbs. widely scattered showers over ex- | Today’s Stock Market NEW YORK (®#—The stock mar- ket subsided to a slow steady sim- mer today. Prices moved small fractions either way without much emphasis, and a lot of leaders were quite slow in appearing on the tape. Here is a rundown of the major divisions: Higher--aircrafts. Lower--chemicals. Steady--steels, motors, utilities, railroads, oils, coppers, air liners, and distillers. The largest block was 11,000 | shares of Packard Motor Car, last week’s most active issue, at a new 1952-53 high of 6% up %. Ameri- pean Telephone opened on a block of 2,000 shares up % at 159%. Higher stocks included Para- mount Pictures, Kennecott Copper, Westinghouse Electric, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, Studebaker, and Dougfas Aircraft. Lower were Standard Oil (NJ), Loew’s, Southern California Edison, Anaconda Copper, Dow Chemical, Philip Morris, and Republic Steel: How long does it take to heat canned ham right through to the center? A six to eight pound ham, taken chilled from the refrigerator, will need twenty minutes per pound in a slow (325F). oven; a chilled ham weighing eight to thir- teen pounds, will need fifteen min- utes per pound in a slow (324F) STAR * BRAND AMERICAN COFFEE and CUBAN -—TRY A POUND TODAY—— HEARINGS RESUMED ON WATERFRONT CRIME NEW YORK #—The New York State Crime Commission resumes public hearings © waterfront crime today. Theodore Keindl, the commis- sion’s special counsel, said last night that about a dozen witnesses will be called each. day. during the estimated two weeks of hearings. Kfendl, said Joseph P. Ryan, president of the AFL International Longshoremen’s Association, would be called at the current sessions but. not today. Ryam ‘has been sharply critical of some phases of the commission’s investigation. USO CLUBS TO (Continued from Page One) 1952, In the same period the num- ber of USO volunteers has more than doubled, rising from 47,663 to 113,394. The number of USO units has increased from 221 to 294 in this country and abroad where United States troops are stationed, from Istanbul to Okinawa and from Ko- diak, alaska, to the Canal Zone. Subscribe to The Citizen JOIN THE MARCH OF DIMES NOTICE OF HEARING. DEATH JUSTO MANUEL AGUIAR Sasto Manuel Aguiar, 86, who resided at 1217 Knowles Lane died Saturday afternoon at the Galey Memorial Hospital after an ex- tended illness. Survivors are the widow, Mrs. Micaela Aguiar; three daughters, Mrs. Consuela Perez, Mrs. Mary Louise Nacias of Tampa, Fla., and Mrs. Aurora Lopez of New York; four sons, Justico, Manuel, Louis and Armando ~ Aguiar; twelve, grandchildren and seven great’ grandchildren. Funeral services are being held this afternoon at 5:30 in the Chapel of Pritchard Funeral Home with the Rev. Manuel Figueroa of the Latin Methodist Church offi- ciating. Burial will be in the family plot in City Cemetery. STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE Triumph Coffee Mill at H ALL GROCERS | TAKING Monday, January 19, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 8 CLOUDY AND COOLER cast early today for tomorrew’s re inaugural doings. FOR INAUGURATION An official report said “the out- WASHINGTON — Cioudy and|jook for Tuesday is rather cloudy cool was the weatherman’s fore- | with temperature in the 40's.” eng © ROUND TRIPS ep Daty! RADA ne 47 MIN. NON-STOP etn “DIAL 2-5510 Or your avert eg ut TICKET OFFICE: Meacham Airport NATIONAL w Airlines “Tne Oat BETWEEN CALLS adds up to better PARTY LINE service, , too When you have several calls to make on the party line, it’s a good idea to space them so your party line neighbors also can use the telephone. That’s a courtesy they'll appreciate and return. BONN (#—‘‘Tourists! Come to West,Germany. The door is open. | 4! ‘Therevisn’t a single city which has a Communist mayor.” This 4s probably the only country in the World that advertises the flop of communism as a tourist attraction. \ - For good. measure, it includes free West Bérlin, 100 miles behind the Iron Cuftain, which divides Germany. West Berlin is adver- tised as a “bastion of freedom.” The excerpts are from a hand- some brochure produced by the Federal Recovery Ministry titled “Das Tor Ist Offen Nach Deutseh- land (The Door to Germany Is Open).” The , booklet doesn't point »the finger at France and Italy, where | & the Communist parties are strong, but some German political leaders do. The late Socialist chief’ Kurt Schumacher, at one of his last press conferences, remarked acidly: “Why do the occupying powers continue trying to teach Germans democracy? They should do their instructing in France and Italy, where they’ appear to need it.” The Communist party in Italy claims 2,586,351. members. The Communists have 130 seats and the pro-Communist Socialists 48 seats of 570 in the Chamber of Deputies, The Communists have 68 and the pro-Communist Socialists 41 of the 344 seats in the Italian Senate. The Communists and their Socialist allies have slightly more than one-third of. Italian mayors. In France the Communist party membership is estimated at 550,- 000 to 600/000. The Reds have 96 members in a 626-member Parlia- ment. They have numerous mayors and city councilmen, But in West Germany—the tar- get of huge propaganda and infil- tration of Red agents from Rus- sian-occupied East Germany—the Communists have only 13 mem- bers in the 402-member federal Parliament. And these will be tossed out if the federal Constitutional Court A Public Hearing Will Be Held By the Florida Milk Commis- sion at The Hialeah Youth Center, East 6th Street & Palm Ave- nue, in Hialeah, Florida, on Wednesday, January 28, 1953, at-10 A.M., For The Purpose of Making Such investigations as Shall Seem Proper to The Commission. i At this Hearing Eviderice and Testimony Will Be Received Relative to The Cost of Production, Processing and Distribytion of Milk and Milk Products in The Dade-Broward-Menree Milk Marketing Area. The Public Is Invited To Attend. FLORIDA MILK COMMISSION HENRY J. J. SCHNEIDER, Chairman sete 12:28 a.m, 12:48 p.m. 000 ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West on Time of Height of Behia Honde (bridge) ———oh 10m = 9.0. ft. No. Name Key {east end) —+-2h 20m Station— Tide high wa’ ‘Sandy Pt.) —oh 40m Caldes Channel (merth end) = +2h 10m a . +14 ft. Corrections B's SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPARY | 3 = oe E a3 ae ion f E TEMPERATURES AT 7:30 A.M., EST suit to outlaw. the x: spiratorial “and ‘hostile ' to;-demo- | Atlanta cratic order. < “ <y ry Augu: Birmingham - ‘Suits | Bismark - 38 es Oe Ln Oe . 37 20 37 32 58 abs 4 52 — 48 a ay EERE i ALESIS Charleston Chicago Corpus as. sqon as. immunity of the. def Ss. For nearly. eight, years, since war's end, the Kremlin has lusted after West Germany’ and its in- dustrial Ruhr Valley, It has millions of dollgrs, marks, —often gained by market deals—for propaganda. It hasn’t got anywhere. >.“ KEY : For today, despite repeated:calls |Ker West Airport ____ from the East for the overthrow | 40s Angeles —____ of Chancellor Konrad’ Adenauer’s | Louisville West German a “The | Meridian {Reds can’t even Stage a.sizable| Miami | demonstration’ in. 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In addition to free use of the play- right in your hands! ing field and the granting of con- cession rights, officials in that city {have offered to sell 1500 season | tickets for the Flamingos ‘The Wickers Field Stadium wil! appareny be used for junior league and sandiot baseball. In | formed sources have said that the city will lose a considerable amount of revenue which they would not have ordinarily received if the jteam had come here. It is the palicy of other cities to encourage Professional baseball teams to operate. ONE OF AMERICA'S LOST FAMILY OF FINE CARS NAVARRO, Inc. 601 DUVAL ST.