The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 26, 1953, Page 2

Page? THE KEY WEST'CITIZEN Monday, January 26, 1953| NOT FOR GOP. ALONE Eisenhower Is Now “For All The People” -By Senator George Smathers WASHINGTON.- Dwight D. Ei- senhower has been inaugurated as as President of the United States |and now, campaign issues aside, jis the President for all the people and not simply the standard bear- er of the Republican Party. Those of us who are Democrats owe him our support and allegi. ance as citizens, and the vast ma- jority of us will give him the full measure of our support in those things he seeks for the advance- ment of our nation, the betterment the cementing of the bonds of strength which will give us world peace. Along with my colleagues who are about evenly divided as to par- ty allegiance, I observed the in- augural ceremony as an official witness and part of the formal par- ty on January 20. (There are now 48 Republicans, 47 Democrats and 1 Independent in the Senate.) I am sure that most of us in both par- ties feel that President Eisenhow- er, from the moment he touched the nation’s heart, with a display of humble devoutiess by starting his four year term with a person- al prayer, begins his White House : |service in a moving spirit of dedi- cation to a great task. At any rate, we must depend upon President Eisenhower’s lead- ership in this “Time of Tempest” and never stoop to petty party poli- tics. We must seek to serve only the national welfare. For we in the minority party, this is no time for pure negativism and obstructions but a time only for constructive efforts to strength- en our country and establish world peace, and we, as the party of loy- al opposition, must hold the ma- Citizen Staff Photo |Jority party accountable on such MISS MARCH OF DIMES FOR 1953 was chosen at the Elks Club dance Saturday night. She is Miss Lona Allen, 18-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Allen. Lona is formerly of Bos- ton, Mass., and has been a resident of Key West, only 10 weeks. Runner-up in the contest Saturday was Miss Betty Solomon. The contest was judged by out of town guests of the Elks Club, Tax Consultation...Accounting ROBERT J. GROVER Former Internal Revenue Agent In Charge of the Key Wes) Office ces his severance from same, and the opening of a local serve the people of this area on Tax Consultation and general accounting service at , 227 Duval St. (Caroline St. entrance OERICE PHONE 2-5022 RESIDENCE PHONE 2.3640 principles. NEWS NOTES FROM CAPITOL HILL- We are getting into another The WEATHERMAN aay Key West and Vicinity: Fair and continued cool today; cooler to night, warmer Tuesday. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Mod- erate, occasionally fresh northeast- erly wii Florida: Fair thru Tuesday ex- .cept increasing cloudiness over north portion and Tuesday. Slowly rising temperature. Jacksonville thru the Florida Straits: Light to moderate varia- BOG RACES START SATURDAY; “JAN. 31 8:00 P.M. ‘ 10 RACES NIGHTLY QUINELLA’S --- DAILY DOUBLE WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF SCHOOLING RACES FREE PARKING — BUSES EVERY 1% HOUR ABSOLUTELY NO MINORS STOCK ISLAND ble winds today and over north portion Tuesday. Gentle to mod erate east to southeast winds ovet south portion Tuesday. Fait weather. East Gulf: Light to moderate variable winds today j gentle to moderate ton east over south po! Tuesday and moderate southeast to south winds over north portion. Fair weather except increasing cloudi- ness over north portion tonight and Tuesday. Western Caribbean: Moderate to fresh northeast to east winds, thru Tuesday. Partly cloudy weather with local showers. Observations taken at City Office Key West, Fla., Jan. 26, 1953 9:00 A.M. EST Temperatures | | Highest yesterday secre 61 Lowest last night swum St Barometer (Sea Level) 8:00 A.M. 30.37 ins.—1029.4 mbs. | Sunrise | Sunset | 000 | ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA | Reference Station: Key West Time of Height of Bahia Honda (bridge) oh 10m 8.0 ft ; No Name Key (east end) —+2h 20m Boca Chica Station— Tide high water Sandy Pt.) —oh 40m Caldes NUMEROUS OFFERS (Continued from Page One) | surer. Sher said it was an auspici- ous beginning for this phase of the campaign, as the first three returns were checks totaling $35.00, season of television and radio ap- pearances; am scheduled for “The American Forum of the Air’ on February 8 in‘a debate with Sena- tor Hubert Humphrey, of Minne- sota (NBC 2:30 p.m.) On February 15 will be in Philadelphia as guest on “Junior Press Conference” with several college students as inqui- sitors (ABC 1:30 p.m.). ... All of us are proud of the Florida float in the inaugural parade, a beauti- ful replica of Ponce de Leon’s ship, which was awarded first place. “Miss America’* (Neva Jane Lang- ley of Lakeland) came up to ride on the float which was financed by the Florida: Citrus Commission and was designed and built by Earl Brown of DeLand. Miss Bobbie Jo Hood of Congressman Matthews’ staff and Miss Carole Weatherly of Congressman Bennett’s staff rode on the float as. Seminoles under the palm trees. Miss Lang- ley, Chairman Frank Roper; 0. C. Minton and C. V. Griffin of the Citrus Commission joined with Governor McCarty: and his party and the Florida Congressional dele- gation in a luncheon on inaugural day eve. = The new Postmaster General rating two Floridians—the late Henry Morrison Flagler who con- tributed so much to development of the state, and Jose Marti, the Tampa-born “liberator of Cuba.” I feel certain that within the next few years this justly merited honor will be authorized. . . President Eisenhower, taking over at the White House, will be head of a government which includes 173 agencies with 2,562,981 employees, according to latest figures of. the Byrd Committee on economy in CUBAN PRESIDENT (Continued from Page One) of Cuba, Plutarco Villalobo will un- veil the. statue. Earlier, the Mayor of Key West will present Villalobo with a sym- bolic Key to the City on the steps of the city hall. » f Ceremonies at*the Marti statue in Bayview Park and at the Scot- tish Rite Temple are also included in the day’s program. A mammoth patriotic meeting during the even- ing at the San Carlos Institute is also included in the affair. Students of the San Carlos In- stitute will participate in the pro- ceedings, THIEVES FRUSTRATED (Continued from Page One) boat equipment stored there, re- vealed that nothing was distrubed, he said. i Police also reported ‘that thieves were unsuccessful in an attempt to enter the City Loan Company, 524 Southard Street, by forcing the front door. Manager H. W. Stre- low made the report. COMMISSION TO (Continued from Page One) thrown out of work if the measure is passed. The newly formed Monroe Coun- ty Retail Liquor Dealers Associa- tion promised the city commission that they would police the bars in the city three months ago. There are three large nightclubs in particular who are notorious for their B-drinking activities, city of- ficials said today. . U. OF MIAMI SENDS (Continued from Page One) pb piso’ «git gata research experts, Paul Smith, research associate at the University, said that the areas of red tide are small and do not . | compare with the great outbreak of 1947, “We are anxious to find where the water came from,” Smith. “We know the organism which causes the red tide and now we need to learn the cause behind the cause.” RENE'S RESTAURANT Serving—or To Take Out Italian Spaghetti, Sea Foods, Chops, Steaks, Spanish Dishes Home Made Key Lime Pie We Serve Our Turtle Steak ; With Fork Only ai 620 Fleming St. Key West. Fila. government. . . .I was happy re- cently to indorse the “March of faces the decision of whether or not Hole-In-One Sun. to issue postage stamps commemo- Dimes” annual drive and to poste with Florida’s two little poster girls, Patricia and Pamela O’Neil. . . Floridians already are taking up Interior Secretary Donald Mc- Kay on his “guarantee” to me that he will visit Florida, one of the two states he has never seen, and the invitations to him are it in, . . .For the benefit of all who are interested in my bill to per- mit income tax deductions for baby care costs, I hope to make it even- tually apply to “working mothers” in deserving cases and not simply We've got aj°; 5 It was my . and Mrs. N. J. Floyd of Jacksonville Beach in my office the other day. They had been on Bert Park’s program “Break the Bank” the night before where he answered the question which broke the bank. Needless to say, they were stilt jubilant when I talked with them. 1|Actor Putts For LOS ANGELES —Actor Cam- eron Mitchell got a hole in one Saturday--with a 576-foot putt. “Not doing too well” on the Fox Hills golf course, he was ponder- ing which club to use on the 192- yard 15th hole. Someone in his foursome kidded that he couldn’t do any worse with his putter. So Mitchell tried the putter, for laughs, The ball flew half way, bounced a few times and rolled into the cup. CLUB MARTIANO (Continued from Page One) Poyo. Many other have since join- ed the Club and it is expected that at least twenty-five couples will gather for the supper. Dr. Pablo Lavin, who has been voted the greatest authority on the life.of Jose Marti will be the prin- cipal speaker of the evening. Mr. Raoul Alpizar y Poyo will deliver the welcome address and Judge Esquinaldo will be the master of ceremonies, © $71,000 TAG SALES (Continued from Page One) that they have been residents of the county for the past six months. Handling this end of the work for Tax Collector Wilson are Super- visor of Registration Sam Pinder and his deputy Mrs. Edna Mae sale of 1953 tags and the issuance of Overseas high- way stickers is February 20. DR. J. A. VALDES OPTOMETRIST lication of Lenses and Frames OFFICE HOURS 9-12 — 25 619 DUVAL STREET (Upstairs) ‘TELEPHONE 2.7821, RUGS CLEANED All Formal Garments chemically y OPEN FROM 12 NOON rolling |tion 9 and 13, Article XII, Florida School Board Caw {ia Stic and ie ict reservar Accept Land From)", = City Of Key West According to an opinion laid down January 22 by State Attorney General Richard W. Ervin, the Monroe County school board can accept a grant of land from the City of Key West to be used for | playground purposes only. The opinion was based on Sec- “It is believed that the Viking ships were, to some extent, model- led ‘on Roman galleys, especially in regard to their sails. EXPERT a-“ieag Francis at Truman DIAL 2.9193 YOUR PURE OIL DEALER Tires . . Tubes . . Batteries « - Accessories Constitution, and Section 689-18 (5), Florida Statutes. It reads as follows: “Gift to County School Board of land to be used only for playground purposes . The Attorney General advis- ed. M. Ignatius Lester, City Attor- ney, Key West, that the county school board of Monroe County could accept a gift'of real estate from the City of Key West even though the deed to said property contained a reversionary clause limiting the use of the land to play- ground purposes, but that the board would not be authorized to expand capital outlay funds for | buildings or permanent non-remov- able constriction on this site, since OF its ownership would not be com- with plete and irrevocable.” r Stewart Granger, Subscribe to The Citizen i RADIO and Deborah Kerr. CIFELLI'S T.V. Service James Mason Factory Methods Used — Lewis Stone All Work Guaranteed Action and Romance Technicolor FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE — SEE... $20 Truman Ave. (Rear) Last Times Today CARUSO Mario Lanza and Ann Blyth Musical In Technicolor * Mon. - Tues. - Wed. KEY WEST SALVAGE CO. 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