The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 2, 1953, Page 2

Stock thewket NEW YORK h—Active trading - THE KEY WEST CITIZEN “The bills for payment of nearly all the 80 billion dolars of obiga- tions wil be presented dyring the next four years,” Eise said. “These bills, added to the current costs of government we must meet, make a formidable burden.” “The Grand Lakers’ He summed up what he de- scribéd as “the grand labors” of his administration in these wofds: “Application of our influence in world affairs with such fortitude and such foresight that it will de- ter aggression and eventually se- = }eure peace; ing issues F Movie theater‘and pictire mak- ing companies were active. and three-di- “Establishment of a national administration of such integrity and such efficiency that its honor :}at home’ will ensute respect abroad; “Encouragement of those incen- tives that inspire creative initiative in our. economy, so that its pro- ductivity may fortify everywhere; “Dedication to the well-being of freedom BREaEEE beg 2 a el m F i ? ean aye iF; “Key West and Vici ity: Cloudy with showers today; cloudy to part- dy cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Continued mild today and tonight, cooler Tuesday. Gentle to moder- #4! ate easterly winds becoming north: s6% y erly winds. - 38%] Florida: Mostly cloudy today Brose 58) %,,| and Tuesday. Scattered showers. Hee & 78% | Not quite as warm. a ioce Aire =, | _ Jacksonville thru the Florida ‘Lorillard 2% | Straits and East Gulf: Gentle to "ieee Wita Gise| Moderate variable mostly north- cp 23% | east to east winds today and Tues- _~ day. Partly cloudy weather. Wide- SeaNeet & west ™ ly scattered showers. Western Caribbean: GePap Mor ig Radio Cp co “athe aha 159% 98 Murray 17 Nash Kelv Moderate = east to southeast winds thru Tues- 501, | day. Partly cloudy weather. Iso- 28% | lated light showers. 2% | TOMORROW'S: (Naval Base) iGH Low It is estimate@ that it will cost} One pound of nitrogen fertilizer (another 10 year’s work and 15 mil-|when used with balanced portions lion dollars to complete the res- | of other plant foods and moisture toration of -colonial Williamsburg, |can produce 12 pounds of cottom ‘ JAIL ON WHEELS (Continued from Page One) facilities for radio broadcasting, and roof platform with microphone and loudspeaker attachments for lectures to gatherings en route. Visitors have the various exhibits explained and demonstrated. Jack Slavin, Jr., manager of the “Jail On Wheels,” said that the purpose of exhibiting the ‘Jail on Wheels” was an informational ser- | vice directed at preventing or re- ducing juvenile delioquency. © Subscrihe to The Citizen Va AIR CONOITIONED Mat. 2 & 4:06. Night 6:12 & 8:18 STRAND Last Times Today TUES. - WED. Your Grocer SELLS That Good STAR * BRAND | AMERICAN COFFEE and CUBAN # ‘ all our citizens and to the attain- ment of equality of opportunity for .jall, so that our nation will ever act with the strength of unity in every task to which it is called.” Steel-making capacity of the po hres since 1940. crease is- pearly budget under |twice the annual canacity of Great fe ances Britain and. more than Russia’s { total estimated capacity. 24% Un Carbide 712% 68%Un Oil Cal We % Un Pac 1% Unit Aire wT earl ayeytal wel Unit TWAU.S. Steel es Sever Pict 13% Goodrich ‘78% West U Tel 41% aK ov 12% is We k Air Conditioned ROOM Cocktail Lounge PRESENTS i; Watch This Page Tomorrow For An Strand Theatre en SMITH LANE Tax Consultation...Accounting ROBERT J. GROVER GALA OPENING OPENING OF OUR NEW ENLARGED CORAL ROOM COCKTAIL LOUNGE DRINKS AT POPULAR PRICES... PACKAGE GOODS MEET YOUR FRIENDS IN THE PLEASANT AT- MOSPHERE OF THE CORAL ROOM, LOCATED THE : "% ROOMS . COFFEE SHOP 6:03 a.m. 6:33 p.m. PEEPING TOM IS (Continued trom Page One) as the same one who had been looking into one of her apartments. The time of the capture of the man was set at about 4:30 a.m. Sunday. SHRINE CLUB (Continfied from Page One) as she clutched the beautiful doll the group gave her to keep. her company during her long hospital stay. That’s why. she could wave a happy goodbye to her family and set out for her long journey to South Carolina. That pair of buckle shoes is almost in her grasp now. “B-GIRL” MEASURE Continued from Page One) the commission meeting. Ate engaged in , at their méeiing iast week, | record as opposing such which was made at the| request of a group of Simonton ow yes a apa re TeLapmone 2an | POR PROMPT AND NEL'AOL8 | MRWICR ~ O08 DAVID CIFELLI 030 Trumen Ave. Ross) Dial 2-7637 SALVAGE CO. Cra, 15m —TRY A POUND TODAY—}| POOR OLD CRAIG EXPERT SERVICE YOUR PURE OIL DEALER Tires . . Tubes . . 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