The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 14, 1953, Page 12

Page 12 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, February 14, 1953 Everglades Pk. Growth Is Told At C Of C Meet An overflow meeting of the Up- per Keys Chamber of Commerce beard Dan Beard, Superintendent of Everglades National Park, on Monday night at Harry’s Savoy Restaurant, Tavernier. Many win- ter visitors from all over the coun- try were present as guests. Beard told the history, develop- ment and difficuities encountered in establishing the Park and des- cribed methods being used to pro- tect wild life in this area. Colored movies of Park activities were shown. Beard ‘stated that 168,000 people visited the Park last year and with present. improvements and interest felt that this number will be greatly increasd each year. At this meeting Captain Bill Smith of Islamorada presented a * gavel to President Martin Dewey. It is made of mahogany from Low- er Matecumbe, the south boundry line of the organization, and made- fra wood from Upper Key Largo, the northern boundry line. Plans were announced for the coming Birthday Dance to be held on February 20 at Plantation Yacht Harbor. The Buffy-Dee Quin- tet, currently playing at the Surf Club and well-known in this area will supply the music. Vocalist Doris Altier will be featured. This is a Beachcomber Dance with door prizes and buffet. Tickets are available through Jerry Ellis, Chairman. Awards Made At Boy Scout Court Of Honor Gary Maris. of. Troop 52 was made a Star Scout and the Life Scout Award went to Ronald Fos- ter of Troop 253 at the Court of The WEATHERMAN Says Key West and Vicinity: Partly | cloudy with not much change in temperature thru Sunday. Gentle to moderate variable winds. Florida: Fair with little tem-j; perature change today. Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight and Sunday. Scattered showers likely in extreme north portion Sunday. Jacksonville thru the Florida Straits and East Gulf of Mexico: Gentle to moderate north to north- east winds today. Sunday moder- ate winds, southeast to south over north portion and east to south-4 east over south portion. Partly cloudy weather. Western Caribbean: Moderate easterly winds thru Sunday. Part- ly cloudy weather. Isolated light showers. Observations taken at City Office Key West, Fla., Feb. 14, 1953 9:00 A.M., EST Temperatures Highest. yesterday Lowest last night .. Mean . Normal .. Precipitation Total last 24 hours .......... Total this month Excess this month Total this year .. Excess this year Relative Humidity at 9:00 A.M. 4% 6.15 ins. 3.80 ins. Barometer (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M. 30.02 ins.—1016.6 mbs. Tomorrow's Almanac unrise 7:02 a.m. Sunset 6:21 p.m. Moonrise 7:56 a.m. Moonset 8:16 p. TOMORROW'S TIDES (Naval Base) Legion Lists Entertainment | Plans For Feb. | The entertainment committee of | the American Legion Post today released some of the entertain- | ment scheduled for the members | of the Post and their families. {| On Friday, the {3th of February, at 9 p. m. the public is invited to attend the gala St. Valentine Dance. Everyone is invited to come out and enjoy a well spent evening of fun. On Sunday, the 22nd of February, all 1953 members of the American Legion, Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28, | and their families will be given | a spaghetti dinner at 3 in the after- noon. At this time special movies will be shown to persons in attend- ance upon completion of the dinner. On Wednesday, the 25th of Feb- ruary, the Post will have its re- gular second meeting of the moth with an impressive initiation cere- mony for all incoming members. | This’ meeting has been designated as “Tavernier Night” in honor of | the. members of the American | Legion Post located in Islamorada, | who have been invited to attend. Harold Laubscher, Secretary, Key | West Chamber of Commerce, will | be the principal speaker of the evening. | Wednesday night the members In attendance at the regular Post meeting were entertained with special interest movies. ORATORICAL CONTEST (Continued srom Page One) own material to be eligible to en- ter the contests. Since the inception of the con- tests on a national level in 1838, when only eleven states parti- cipated, the contests have de- veloped greatly in interest, gath- ering momentum, until at present, practically every state in the Union, competes for the high honors and worthy scholarships awarded as prizes. The County level of the contest | will be held during the first COLORFUL SHANGHAI (Continued from Page One) y the wife of a former Swedish captain and went to another, known as ‘‘Tobey’s” operated by an American Negro from Brooklyn. “He did not ask any questions and neither did we,” ‘Helland said. “One barmaid whispered that she was not allowed to become too friendly with foreign sailors be- cause the Reds have been clipping off the hair of bar girls who did and putting them in jail.” NERVE SURGEON (Continued from Page One) non placed them in the ten per cent of brain injuries which can- not survive because of the ir- |reparable damage done to the brain. 50—Legal Notices NOTICE TO APPLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL OR SPECIAL BILL Notice is hereby given that, pur« suant to the requirement of Sec- tion 21 of “Article III of the -Con- stitution of the State of Florida, as amended at the general election in 1938, application will be made by the undersigned to the Legisla- ture of the State of Florida at the regular session of said Legislature to be held during the year 1953 for the passage of a local or special bill Amend Section 2 of 6598, Laws of Flori- 1 Acts of 19 as Amended by Laws of of 1949 to Further of Chapter 16598, ‘lorida, Special Acts Heretofore | Amend- 22418, Laws of of 1943, to Amend 16598, p= Florida, Entitled, Amend 8, Special Ac “AN ACT pter Special Acts AN ACT of Chapter Florida, Special Acts ontitied: ‘An Act and Establishing a District. in Monroe , Florida, to Be Known ‘Overseas Road and Toll ge District’; Defining the erritory Included Therein; Providing for Its Government and Administration and for the Appointment of a Board of Commissioners Therefor; De- fining the Purposes and Powers of Said District; Defining, the Powers, Duties, Privileges Liabilities of | the, Board Commissioners Théreof; thorizing the Establishment of R and Regulations and iding Penalties for the ations Thereof; Authorizing the Establishment, Construe- tion, Maintenance and Operas tion’ of Toll Bridges and’ Toll Highways Therein to Complete DEATH MRS, ALICE L. WILLIAMS Mrs. Alice L. Wikiams, 65, died yesterday morning at her resi- dence, 419 Grinneil St., after a brief illness. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 o‘Cclock at the Fleming . Street. Methodist Church where the body will be placed at 2 p. m. The Rev. James | ANYTHING AUTOMOBILES SE TWINS 1130 Duval St. Your Grocer SELLS That Good STAR * BRAND AMERICAN COFFEE and CUBAN —TRY A POUND TODAY—. STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE Triumph. i Coffee Mill at ALL GROCERS E. Statham, will officiate at Se} services. Burial will be’ in family plot at the City Cemetery: Lepez Funeral Home is in charge of ar- rangements. Survivors include three sons, George Williams, Gerald Williams, and Harold Williams, all of Key | West; one daughter, Miss Edith Williams, Paris, France; one sis- ter, Mrs. Jessie Perez, Key West and three grandchildren. Subscribe to The Citizen | LUMBER YARD 20 PC. WHITE PINE PLYWOOD 3/8" Thick, 4’ x 8 Sheets REGULAR PRICE $9.60 SHEET Special $6.40 Sheet 16x 32 — United ‘States Gypoon | Co. TWIN-TILE, (Ceiling Tile), looks like 16” x 16’ tile. ; REGULAR PRICE 12c SQ. FT. Special 9c Sq. Ft. LUMBER YARD 120 Simonton: St. PHONE 2.7091 DIAL KEY WEST | RETAIL WHITEHEAD AND PETRONIA STS. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE FOOD DAILY 2-2263 SHRIMP CO. MARKET JACKET far in ‘All washable. Beige, black or aqua with multi- Other Martha = . atyles im Misses’ Half-Suies from 98.98 week of March at the Convent of Mary Immaculate where repre- sentatives from the high schools, 000 namely the Douglass High, Key ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA | West High and Convent will vie Reference Station: Key West for the local honors. Winner of . Time of Height of | the county contest will go to the Bahia Honda R district contest to be held in the (bridge) ———ch 10m 9.0 #t,| Miami area the week of March Honor of Key West Boys Scouts held Friday night.in the Court House. Earl R. Adams, chaitman of the Advancement eommittee,. pre- sided over the meeting which also f ured awards .o troops earned during Boy Scout Week. "the window display contest HIGH 10:54 a.m. 11:14 p.m. Low 4:35 a.m. 4:39 p.m. tending from West Via Key ing Said Dis- colored stripes. M61018 Sizes 0 to 18. Money and Is- sue Evidences of Indebtedness; Providing for the Repayment f Such rowed Moneys and rest Thereon Out of d Charges for the Use of Said Toll Bridges and Toll Highways; Providing for the Validating of Said Evidences of A REAL SPANISH DINNER SHROVE TUESDAY FEBRUARY 17, 1953 St: Paul's Parish Hall — 5:30 P.M. Trceop 253, with 232 points was f Troop .£2 was second with £ °° jo'atsyand Troop 53 was a « ~d with 210 points. Ced Pack 217 with 256 points ve “se honors among the packs. Cub ys were judged by!) Wallace B. Kirke and Foresman. The ners were announced by >orman, chairman of the M-nroe county Boy Scout Council. Seeut Commissioner jarney Fr-nk reported that Troop 59 with ! 63 points won the annual field! mee. Troop 253, however, with 62 points was a close second. Troop 54 was third with 35 points. Cub Pack 251 with. 70 points was an easy winner among the youngs- ters. Pack 217 finished second with 34 points and Pack 253 trailed with 31_ points. Frank announced the appoint- ment’ of Cdr. Jack English, USN, as assistant commissioner in charge of Explorer Scouts. The Commissioner presented | John Kerr, neighborhood commis- sioner for Troops 52 and 59 with a lapel button and complimented him of his work. Claude B. Spear, chairman of | the committee of Troop 52, was called on by Adams to make the following presentativn to members of his Troop: Mise McKee, first | class award and merit badge for | swimming; Gay Maris, Star Scout award, and merit badges for path- finding and minerals, and read- ing; David Porch for pathfindin; and a merit badge to Mike An drews for firemanship and th second class scout award to Henry Villate. John Momm of Troop 54, was advanced to First class scout and Jimmy Abrams of the same Troop | to Second class. John Avila and James Albury ef Troop 53 were awarded merit badges for home repairs. Refreshments were served after the meeting cor (Continued from Page One) RT ASS'N game the officers of the Associa: | tion on for the coming year, Mrs, J, P. Baillod, Mrs. Carl | Bervaidi, Mrs, Emmeline Bodler, | because of insinuations in the Com- Mrs. Delio Cobo, Mrs. Bernard Frank, Dr. A. H, Hamilton, W. Curry Harris, Mr. Catherine Lo- gan, and Miss Mary Ann Matchett. | William R. Nebiett, Mrs. Herbert Pace, Miss Etta Patterson, Edgar Stark, Mrs. Edgar Stark, Mrs. ter Stutz, J. J. Trevor, Mrs. ge Mills White, and George s Whit AKRON, OQ. @ Auto tires and es won't go up in price even sh their price controls have n removed, rubber industry yokesmen sald here. For some time, dea have been selling them at discounts er with liberal alowances or trade-ins, they said Pack 253 was second with 210 | ' | Detroit | Galveston No Name Key | (east end) —+2h 20m Tide high water —oh 40m +14 ft, (+)—Plus sign: Corrections to be added. TEMPERATURES AT 7:30 A.M., EST Atlanta Augusta .. Billings .. Birmingham Bismark Boston Buffalo . €harleston Chicago Corpus Christi Denver ....... | El Paso Ft. Worth .. Jacksonville Kansas City . KEY WEST ....” Key West Airport Los Angeles ...... Louisville . Meridian Miami Minneapolis Okla. City Omaha Pensacola . Pittsburgh Roanoke . St. Louis . San Antonio . San Francisco ...... | Seattle Tallahassee . Tampa Washington . ROSENBERGS TO (Continued from Page One) feeassseneusuenssesreye & 29! munist press — which has been | | crusading against the death sen-| /tences—that the Pope was not in-| terested in the Rosenber’s’ fate. | A few bours later the apostolic | delegation in Washington nounced that, at the quest, it communicated to the Justice Department in December | “the fact that the holy father had | received numerous and urgent ap- | peals for intervention with inter. cession in behalf of Julius and Eth- el Rosenberg which, out of motives | of charity proper ta his apostolic | . Without being able to enter | 9 the merits of the ease. his holiness felt appropriate te bring to the attention of the U. S. civil authorities," | ;¢chairman, Paul Esquinaldo indi- | cates that already the local High! je 14. From there the winner goes to the Area contest and finally to the department elimination which will be held this year at Gainesville, Florida, the week: of March 28. All expenses are borne by the Arthur Sawyer Post up to and through the Department (State) eliminations, with a chaperone’; expenses also paid by the post should the winner be a girl. De- partment winners are usually awarded monetary prizes. The Department winner will go on to | the regional contests and from! there on to the National which | will be held at some place of historical interest. The National prizes will be scholarships to leading colleges of the country, the top prize being a $4000.00) scholarship. The Post's Oratorical contest | School students are preparing for | the county Ievel contest. Names of the contestants will be an-| nounced just prior to the contest. Judges and timekeeper will not be announced until the evening of the contest in conformance with contest rules. Further details of the contesi will be released from time to time, chairman Esqui- naldo stated. VOICE OF AMERICA (Continued from Page One) not employed by the Voice and| never has been. McCarthy said Kretzmann once received a direc- tive from Washington recommend- ing that the voice use Fast’s books. The senater said Kretzmann re- fused to use the Fast material Some animals and birds are) cole in warm weather, but| white during the winter $0—Legal Notices [IN THE CIRCUIT CouRT oF THE SINTEENTH JUDICIAL CrRCEIT OF THE STATE FLORIDA, WONROF tN CHANCERY, slate Case No. 13-498 FRANK G. TOOME ee Complainant Divo! a MARY HIoTT Toourr, "!Y°*™) Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION” | TO: MARY HIOTT TOOMER, ¢/e A. D. Hiott Bluffton, South Caro! YOU ARE HEREBY that suit for Divorce has against you herein and quired to serve a copy awer to the Bill of Divorce on the torney and file swer im the office the Clreuit th of March. AD @bvove entitied cause alle z DONE and West, Moaree day of Ja Seal) Clerk By Gd) Ft West, Fie os tebt 16-22 Indebted Conferring the Right of Eminent Domain on Said District; Granting to Satd of-Way Over Any Lands, ers, or Sub- merged Lands Belonging to the State of Florida in Said Dis- Authorizing the Doing of All Other Acts and Things Ne- ary, Incident and Proper in Furtherance of the Purposes and Objects Aforesaid, » Includ~ he Levy of an Annual Ad Tag for the Main: e, Repair and Operation d Toll Bridges and Toll pways, and ws or Parts flict Herewit That Members Repealing All of Laws in Con- *; to Provide of the Board of . of Overseas Road and Toll Bridge District Be Qualified Registered Voters o 0 As to Provide That rd of Commissioners of Road and Toll Bridge hall Be Composed - of Members, and That r Members of Said Board : tute a Quorum, and neurrence of ‘Four pf Said Board Shall Be Affirmative Ac- id Board.”, So As to e That the Terms of Of- Members of the Di roviding That Members of the Board ite a Quorum, and pice Two Special “AN ACT stablishing a Monroe Known ® 4 and Toil District? Defining the ory Included Therein; ng for Its Government ministration and for the ment of a Board of Therefor; De- poses and Powers Defining the Privileges and the Board Thereof stablishment ulations ies for Authorizing Construc- ‘and Opera ges and Tol! o Complete tending — from West Via Key zing Said Dis Money and Ie Indebtednes the Repayment wed Moneys and Thereon Out of ces for the Use Bridges and Toll viding for the fediarysa ADULT .. CHILD PROCEEDS TO REPAIR FUND CHAS. ARONOVITZ “awe Key West's Largest Store “ANNOUNCING.. OPENING OF Moody’s Grocery Triangle of U. S. Highway and McDonald’s Road — STOCK ISLAND SATURDAY, FEB. 14 I Would Like To Take This Opportunity to Thank All Former Customers of Moody’s Grocery Which Was Located at 632 Olivia St. FREE ICE CREAM TO KIDS AND GROWN-UPS ALIKE (Courtesy Land O° Sun) A Complete Line Of and FROZEN FOODS