The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 10, 1953, Page 10

Page 10 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Tuesday, siarch 10, 1953 Church Field May Be Entered By Red-Hunting House Group WASHINGTON «7 — Rep. Velde (R-Ill), criticized in recent weeks by three churchmen, said last night his Un-American Activities Com- mittee may get into “‘the church field” in its hunt for Communists. The Ulinois congressman said in a radio interview he couldn't tell at this. time whether the probe “would be into some of the organi- | zitions which are affiliated with | the vzrious churches, or whether it would be individuals.” But, he added: “I would rather presume it would be individuals.” In remarks which did not go on the air, Velde was quoted as saying | any committee investigation would “probably include individual mem- bers of the cloth, including some who seem to have devoted more time to politics than they have to the ministry.” Velde’s committee has been con- eentrating on an investigation he says is‘ aimed at ferreting Com- munists out of the nation’s colleges. Two Washington churchmen spoke out from the pulpit last Mon- day against Velde and two Republi- can senators--MeCartny of Wiseon- sin and Jenner of Indiana--who also are engaged in. investigations of Communist influences. The Rey. Dr. A. Powell Dayies | called Velde and the others “pre- tended patriots” who have proved themselves “morally unfit’ to in- vestigate the American educational system. And the Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre Jr., dean of the Washington Cathedral,. said lawmakers were “tempting God’ py operating “‘on the assumption that they are the divinely constituted guardians of other men’s consciences, other men’s patriotism or thoughts.” ‘ater. Bishoo G. Bromley Oxnam of the Meétodist Church said in a speech here-that educators are dis- turbed because ‘hey feel they are to be subjected “‘to serious attacks by men who have sought political advan.¢ es in en hour of hysteria by con‘taliz'hg upon fear and, in ine name of Americanism, by at- ~ our institutions, discredit- Iseders and dividing our | > said it was ‘‘entirely pos- s" co’ b's sormittee would look io the church field but added ~~": a nrebe probabiy would not “nre-te“en this year because « "co omittoe business. "te Mutual Broadeasting System s” > i¢ a stetement<that Velde cot) k's discussion with panel Fi. d-fors after the broadcast went | off te ‘air, : TEMPERATURES AT 7:30 4.M., EST KEY WEST Key West Airport Los Angeles Louisville Meridian Miami poe Minneapolis .. Memphis . New Orleans New York Norfolk . Oklahoma City ... Pensacola . Pittsburgh Roanoke St. Louis .. San Antonio .. San Franeiseo . Seattle ..... Tallahassee .... Tampa = Washington . In the Middle Ages and early nodern times, storms caused weverai floods in the Nether- ends, each of which took some 260 lives. ee ‘on Post Will ¢ Regular Meet ©res 4eeseseReenesuauaeyex bis WEATHERMAN = Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy today through Wednesday with not much change in tempera- | ture. Chance for a sho'wer in after- noon or evening. Moderate to fresh easterly winds, moderately strong | 20/30 mph offshore. SMALL CRAFT WARNING DISPLAYED. | Florida: Partly cloudy in ex- jtreme north and along the east coast and clear to partly cloudy elsewhere today and Wednesday. Continued mild temperatures. Jacksonville through the Florida Straits: Small craft warning from Melbourne southward. Easterly winds, moderate to occasionally fresh over north portion and fresh to occasionally moderately strong ;20/30 mph over south portion, gradually diminishing today. Wed- nesday, moderate southeast winds except occasionally fresh in Straits. Partly cloudy weather, East Gulf of Mexico: Moderate | east to southeast winds over north | portion and moderate to fresh east- |erly winds over south portion to- | day. Wednesday, moderate south- east winds except occasionally | fresh over extreme south portion. Clear to partly cloudy weather. | Western Caribbean: Moderate to} }fresh easterly winds today and | Wednesday, Partly cloudy weather. Observations taken at City Office Key West, Fla., March 10, 1953 9:00 A.M., EST \ Temperatures Highest yesterday* Lowest last ‘night .. Mean Normal Precipitation Total last 24 hours Total this month | Deficiency this month ... Total this year | Excess this yea | Relative Humidity at 8:00 A.M. Oo T ins. -50 ins. 6.39 ins. 2.71 ing. Barometer (Sea Level) 9:00 A.M. 30.20 ins.—1022.7 mbs. t Tomorrow's Almanac | Sunrise .. 6:40 a.m. Sunset . Moonrise . Moonset .... 11:01 a.m, 000 ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Time of Height of | ing. | Bahia Honda { (bridge) ——oh 10m = 8.0 ft.) No Name Key (east end) —+2h 20m Boca Chica Station— Tide high water | —oh 40m | radio and television and received his diploma from the National} Radiotrician and Teletrician. Gardner is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Henry A. Gardner of 1206 | Guard Watson St. here. REDUCTION OF NAVY | RANK IS STOPPED WASHINGTON @ — The Senate jpassed and sent to the White House yesterday a bill to correct earlier legislation that would have 5,400 «zavai lieutenants either to be demoted April 1 or frozen in their present grade. ly completed a course of study mi VOTE REGISTRATION (Continued from Page One) ballots in. the November City elections. ‘ City officials continue to urge the public to register early and avoid the expected rush. Mrs, Lowe again, emphasized that it is necessary for all naturalized citizens to bring their papers with them to avoid delay. Anyone who has lived in the State of Florida for one year and | of in the city for at least six months is eligible to vote. RESTAURATEUR (Continued from Page One) bear the entire cost of the dinner and give the band every penny that is taken in on the day of the fete. “It is a wonderful way for the citizens to show their appre- ciation for the fine work done by the band.” JP HEARING ON (Continued from Page One) er’s crew, but by “Capt.” Guer-. rero. The men and the boat were |picked up by Cuban authorities at’ Matanzas. The Federal government has been investigating the case which crosses national boundaries. HIGH GROSS, BUT LOW (Continued from Page. One) their welfare witheut thinking of yourself ® servant.” Capt. Parkhurst along with other charterboat men in Mara- thon and Key West have a goal they work on constantly. “We'd like to see more sport- fishing. We are trying to educate the public to fish in a sportsman- just-to kill and destroy. As it is, each and every. year the public is forcing us to be more competi- tive, matically release the fish, 2 lot of them. In this way the sport fisherman gets the thrill of catching, but the fish are spared.” Today Marathon charterboat- 0 ins,|™men give their customers all of the caught fish they want. What’s left over they give to local people who are “fish hungry,” and what's left over after that, are sold by the charterboatmen, Capt. Parkhurst said, a Though Parky has raised ‘his family in the last eight years by charterboating, he says it helped when his wife “Little Parky” worked. And this year he may in the swnmer to “I don’t want to ‘encourage any “| young couple to come inte *|business and think that they a! going to make a goog living of it. Lots of voungsters get mantic ideas about this busin come to the Keys and then watch them starve to death. have three or four who are x isg to death right now in Mara- thon. I wouldn’t want to see fhem put their life savings in 2 boat and expect to make a good liv- Cept. Parkhurst hes figured out thet in the eight years that he has been cha in Marathon, he has average of 27 an hour. He arrived at N Maid’s Night Out By RAYMER NCE “ONCE A THIEF” at San Carlos Theatre. Once a ham, always a ham... once a Scene stealer... always a scene stealer... and other little takeoffs on the old saying “Once a thief, always a thief.” In this case the actors steal scenes openly from each other, but no one is so good at it as Ceasar Romero. June Havoc can well cry her last name... but the havoc wrought can’t be un- done, not with Romeo Romero in the rdle of a exercising a flashy charm of the kind that would scare most wom- en of sense into hasty retreat. This is a B picture without B\> girls. The acting sometimes falls into class D..Must confess thar despite the cheap sets and taw- dry characters that the story was engrossing enough to see through to the bitter end . . . and outside of gall’ and. wormwood nothing could be more bitter ,.. not even Angostora. It’s about a girl who can’t find a legitimate job and who, with surprising weakness for a girl who has had a no-delinquent record, falls:in with a blousy woman who snitches jewelry while pretending to be a customer. June Havoc looks bedraggled and _ tragic throughout what follows . ,.. and well she might. Apprehended as-a thieZ, she escapes and starts life over again as a waitress in aj short order and beer joint. At a cleaning establishment (they have a more efficient cleaning house in the back—where bookies clean up), she meets Romero. 50—Legal Notices NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AP- PLY FOR PASSAGE OF LOCAL OR SPECIAL BILL Notice is hereby given that, pur- suant to the requirement of Section 21 of Arti Il of the Constitution of the St of Florida, as amended at.the genera! election in 1938, ap- plication will be made by the un- dersigned to the Legislature of the State of Florida at the regular ses- sion of said Legislature to be held during the year 1953 for the pas- sage of @ local or special bill To Guarantee Payment of All Expenses of the Office of Sher- itt in and for Monroe County, State of Florida, Plus an An- nual Guaranteed Remuneration or Net Compensation for said Sheriff; Providing That the Provisions of said Act Shall be Effective Beginning With the Calendar Year 1953; Further Providing That the Provisions of Said Act Shall be Considered Cumulative to Other Laws; and Repealing All Laws and Parts of Laws, Whether General or Special, in Conflict with this Act, to the Extent of Such Conflict: and Declaring the Le- gislative Intention that said Act Shall set be Deemed Re- pealed by Any Act Passed At the Regular Session of the Le- islature in 1953 Unless Specific eference Ins Made to said Act for Such Purpose: and Provid- ing the said Act Shall take Ef- fegt Upon Becoming a Law. Dated at Key West, Florida, this 4th day of March, A.D. 1953. JOHN R. SPOTTSWOOD. marlo,1953 ORDINANCE NO. 392 COMMISSION SERIES AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 88 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST. FLORIDA, 1952, BY SUBSTI- TUTING FLOOR AREAS FOR LOT AREAS IN SAID SECTION; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES OF SAID CITY IN CONFLICT HERE- WITH; AND PROVIDING WHEN ORDINANCE GOES INTO, EF- FECT. Be it enacted by the City Com- mission of The City of Key West, Florida: Section 1. That Section 88 of way. Helthe Code of The City of Key day for a80-| West, Florida, 1952 be, and the day for a mate, for bait, five boat main- a year insur- Henry A. Gardner, Jr., recent | that are sengers according to the Radio Institute of Washington, | .-4— of charterboating. There are} D.C. He is now a graduate eight or nine more in Marathon who are slightly below par. They eligible for the Coast | , of which Parky | Capt. Parkhurst and charterboatmen in Marathon Key West all seem to stress | meagerness of the living to gained in their careers. talk of taking otber jobs, of out of the business, of youngsters from ente: not Pag i i ag same is hereby amended to read as follows: Sec. 88 MINIMUM FLOOR AREAS. The minimum floor areas of buildings which are to be erected. in ‘the specific locations as defined in chap- ter #4, in Pocket Part, rela- tive to zoning, shall be as fol- lows: Residence “AA” Residence .1,200 square feet eee Residence i i two-bit grafter, |; He’s a lady killer, a petty taker of money girl, He does it because ways “bets on a 5 partner, Lon Chaney is the actor in the film, as bookie, if you can the cur! She ends up in prison and he makes passes at her for- mer roommate. June as Margie, spies them from the prison win- ket held stubbornly close to previ- ous price levels today. Trading was on the quiet side as many leading issues were un- changed from Monday’s closing prices. « Trends were lacking as nearly all groups in the market presented a mixed appearance. Higher at times were Santa. Fe, Union Pacific, Goodrich, Republic steel, MeIntyre-Porcupine, “Texas: Co., Certain-Teed and Sears Roe- buck. Backward issues included) Youngstown Sheet & Tube, Penn- sylvania Railroad, American Air Lines, United Air Lines, National Distillers, General Motors, Du Pont and American Tobacco, Immigration quotas for 1953 permit entrance of 154,657 persons, more than 65,000 cf whom may come from Great Britain and Northern Ireland. ‘For QUALITY e AUTO REPAIRS @ AUTO PAINTING e BODY & FENDER WORK ‘On All Models... At The R Price... 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