The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 7, 1953, Page 2

Page 2 No Confirmation On Arming Of Shrimp Boats MEXICO CITY #—The U. S. Embassy says it has no confirma- tion of réports that North Ameri- can and Cuban shrimp boats have carried arms while fishing off Mex- ico’s coast. Published reports have said the foreign boats were armed, some with machine guns, and that Mex- ican fishermen havs asked permis- sion to arm themselvés as a pro- tective measure. Charge d‘affaires Paul Culbert- son of the U.S. Embassy said he hos feceived no confirmation at all * the reports, and added that the 2 North American boats seized is week off Campeche were ¢er- uly unarmed, Meanwhile, the Campeche case wed to simmer today in the wake of Culbertson’s conference with the Mexican minister of for- eign relations on tlie subject. PAPY TO PROPOSE (Continued On Page Two) would be elected for a two year term. But the proposed amendment states that persons seeking election to the commission will be divided into five groups and each candidate, at the time of his qualification, would be re- quired to indicate in a sworn statement which group he wish- @s @ run fn. Apparently, the groups will not be set up on the basis of geographical boun- daries and, in effect, candidates will set the hearing “for the near foture — probably at the end of Commissioner Jack Delaney Store Executive Dies DALLAS i — Mrs, Carrie Nie- man, chairman of the board and one of the founders of Neiman- THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Saturday, March 7, 1983 = WEATHERMAN Says Key West and vicinity: Partly cloudy with little change in temp- erature today thru Sunday. Gentle to moderate easterly winds. Florida: Partly cloudy thru Sun- day. Warmer. north portion today. Continued mild otherwise. Jacksonville thru the Florida Straits and East Gulf of Mexico: Moderate east to southeast winds north portion. Partly cloudy weath- er. Western Caribbean: Moderate to fresh east winds except winds oc- casiénally moderately strong over south portion. Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers: thru Sunday. taken at City Office Key Wést, Fla., March 7, 1953 9:00 A.M. EST Temperatures High -t yesterday Lowest last night 72! Mean .. 18 13 T ins. Total this month .. Tins. Deficiency this month . 35 ins. Total this year . 6.39 ins, Excess this year 2.86 ins, Relative Humidity at 9:00 A.M. 80% Barometer (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M. 30.25 ins.—1024,4 mbs. Tomorrow's Almanac 6:43 a.m. wee 6:33 p.m. 12:47 a.m. $22 a.m, (Naval Base) HIGH 3:03 a.m, 1:28 p.m. 000 ADDITIONAL TIDE. DATA Reference Station: Key West Time of Height of Bahia Honda (bridge) ————-oh 10m 9.0 ft No Name Key {east end) —+2h 20m Boca Chica Station— Tide high water Sandy Pt.) —dh 40m Caldes Channel (north end) = +3h 10m +14 @ atygerce be Corrections (+)—Plus sign: te be added. 6:38 a.m, 9:67 p.m. Navy Man Enters Fishing Tourney | Commanider W. J. Eeonard’s 30- pound, 45-inch Amerjack is the latest entry to be reported in the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored fishing tournament. Commander Leonard resides at 1525. Flagler Avenue. SONAR GRADUATES (Continued from Page One) wished to be a part of the Key West area blood drive, Other persons requesting to give blood at that time included members of the staff of the Mon- roe County Health Department, military personnel being trans- ferred, and staff personnel of the Naval Basé who would not have the opportunity to donate during the regular drive from March 16 through April 10. A total of 75 pints were collected by noon. STALIN DEAD IS (Continued from Page One) His feet toward you. You move up to the foot of the coffin and look up at the face of the man who led the Russian people for so many years. This man who became one of the best known in history. Look at the dead face, known in evefy corner of the world. The face is stern. The hair is brushed the way you always saw him. His mustache full and néat. His chin Cr jaw as resolute in death as in fe. A strong face. Like the name Stalin, which means “steel.” CANCER LEADER (Continued from Page One) sa if request is made to Mrs. Daniéls pointed out in her letter to the Commissioners that last year 47 cancer patients, men and 22 women, have beén helped by the St. Francis Tumor Clinic with the cooperation of Dr. Raymond Dalton, County Health Director. Mrs. Daniels said that she has made inquiries and there isn’t a place in Florida where these pa- tients can be aided in the period between their completition of treatment and their return to nor- mg) working life. It is up to the counties to help. i Dr. Herman Boughton is diree- tor of the St. Francis Tumor Clinic. The population of Formosa is estimated at 9,500,000. Your. Grocer SELLS That Good STAR * BRAND AMERICAN COFFEE end CUBAN -——TRY A POUND TODAY—— KEY WEST AND (Continued. from Page One) about a Siamese-is about to come out. It is a sequel to their first juvenile “The Proud Cat.” The Lockridges.. divide their writing between cats-and corpses. With deft, professional: skill, the couple ¢an write lightly about the felines, or melodramatically about ‘the murdered villains in their my- steries. . Cats play a very important part in the Lockridges’ life. at their Ridgefield, Conn. home. “Our neighbors think we are mad because we hire a woman to come in and feed and care for the cats, while we are away,” |Frances said. As cat-experts, however, the Lockridges are only practicing what they preach in their cat- guide books. Always have a neighbor, janitor, or friend come in and feed the cat. But don’t up- root him, he'll mope and all if you do, The Lockridge cats have been immortalized in their books. In real life their names are Martini, noisy as are some Siamese; but they know their rights and their owner’s obligations to them. “When we get home, the cats will not speak to us for a while. They are furious when we leave them and take it out on us by ignoring us for a time when we return,” Dick said. Though delightéd at the suc- cess of the television show “Mr. and Mrs. North,” CBS, Friday’s, 10 p.m. the Lockridges remain first and foremost book writers. Dick does the writing, con- centrated in the hours between TO a.m. and 1 p.m. “4 don't understand = these writers who say they put in « ten ef 12 hour day. at it,” sai the slim, former drama critic. “1 write five te eight pages of SPECIAL Fordor Méadowbrook DODGE Like New Less Then 7,000 Mi. 1211 SOUTH STREET PHONE 22357 pa ay STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE Triumph Coffee Mill at ALL GROCERS ———————E—EEE——E DR. J. A. VALDES OPTOMETRIST Duplication mes “or HOURS 912 ~ 25 Sat ae * TELEPHONG 2.782) ee | TEMPERATURES| RUGS CLEANED | HESTER BATTERY AT 7:30 A.M., EST Marcus Company, died last night. | Denver She was a sister of the late Her. COSTANTINO MONUMENT CO. 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Not only is the mystery engrossing, but it is timely and for Key Westers who love their natiye sights and sounds, it is heartwarming to see on the printed page descriptions of familiar scenes. 18 PILOTS FORM (Continued from Page One) Gin’ and Sherry. They are notj Free Estimates C. MacMurde, secretary-treas- urer. Charter members of the new group are C. H. Hendrix, J. Mul- lins, C. Parker, C. R. Brown, C. DANCE Fleet Reserve Association Home CAROLINE STREET Next to Thompson Hardware TONIGHT 8 ‘till? Free To Members and Guests (Continued from Page One) reminiscent of the fuss made on Stalin’s own decade birthdays. nit FEA DELEGATES (Continued from Page One) vention is held in Tampa, be- cause of the distance, it is cus- tomary only to send delegates The celebration startled the }and all schools will be open as/ Western world and probably a/| usual. Subseribe to The Citizen | FOR SALE CHEAP — UNDER $10,000 2 Commercial Bidgs. on Loe. Lot. good portion of the Communist world as well. 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