The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 1, 1953, Page 2

Page? 7 EXPLORER SCOUTS": (Continued from Page One) ™ were ready when “Soupy” was sounded. After Chow the Scouts were shown a movie on “Surviv- 2 the Jungle”, Lt. Smith le the farewell speech. MS#! Murphy thanked the boys for cooperation in making it a successful encampment and voic- ed his desire that if any one of them chose the Marines as their branch of service that he would like to have the honor of serving with them. The Exporer Commit* tee was thanked for their part in ogi the encampment possi- Althou, the Third Marine Aircraft is the newest. addition to the Marine Corps’ Air Arm, it has a colorful history from its World War II days. Moreover, it seems ready to resume that his- tory whenever called upon, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Cooley, USMC, the Third Wing has not only prepared itself to ‘cupy an important position in ine Aviation“once again, but ship of the South Florida area as well. A poll on the opinion of the Explorer Scouts from Key West attending the encampment show- ed that the Scouts were ready to go again real soon and that ex- patito would Ne" denthedining gratitude would from them to the Marines at MCAS for a job “well done”. Scouts attending this’ encamp- ment were: from Troop No. 253, Senior Patrol Leader Raymond Bazo, Panther Patrol Ronald Ciesinski, Patrol ioe Thomas Gibson, Hawk Patrol Leader Gurdon D. Hamilton, Junior Assistant Scoutmaster Recommissioned in March,!Charles Kaufman, Scouts Will- 1952, after being dormant since |iam A. Maidens, Richard G. 1946, the Third Wing immediate-|Park, Scout Librarian Robert ly began an intensive training/Read, Assistant Patrol Leader program with aircraft ranging! Reaves Steed, Assistant Patrol HARGIS SERVICE STATION Corner oes and Fleming Streets GUESS THE AMOUNT ect OF GAS to FILL YOUR G TANK and Get It FREE Our Used Car Lot Is Open Until 10 P.M. Each Week Day - Night A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Car For 30 Days....Use Our Low Down Payment Plan! 1988 CHEVROLET, 4-Deer .. 148 WILLYS, Station Wagon 1950 CHEVROLET, 4Deor .. 1951 DODGE, 4-Door 16 PONTIAC, 4-Door 16 FORD, 4-Door .. 1951 DODGE, Coupe 1941 DODGE, Coupe 149 PLYMOUTH, 2-Door FULL PRICE 1949 PONTIAC, 4-Deor * Wednesday, April 1, 1959 Leader Randall Warren and Scoutmaster Tony eee . 52, Dennis Hartley, Mike McKee a “Buddy” Melber ably represent- ed their troop. Claude Spear furnished their transportation. 33 CATHOLIC MEN (Continued from Page One) over by the State and District Deputies of Forida. Until the Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus meets in April afd formally es- tablishes a Key West charter, members of the area will belong tothe Coral Gabels council. Since the first meeting of in- terested Knights here in early Leader | January membership has reach- jed forty-three men with Igna- tius Lester of Key West as acting chairman‘of the group. The re- cent méeting and initation is the most encouraging for all Knights since 1934 when the previous council here was dissolved. : Speaking at the meeting an initation were State Deputy Leo- nard Burt, District Deputy Char- les J. Hartley and Grand Knight Francis C. Barrlos Jr. of the Cor- al Gables council. FULL PRICE crnmererseee V295.00 1949 CHEVROLET, Truck once 995.00 1950 CHEVROLET, Suburban , Club Coupe 1941 STUDEBAKER, 4-Doer ...... M8 MERCURY, Convertible ... 1M? CHEVROLET, Sedan .... 1950 NASH, Rambler 1940 BUICK, Sedan 1951, PACKARD, 2-Deor .. W948 PONTIAC, Sedan . W47 PONTIAC, 2-Deer .... 95) PLYMOUTH, Suburban 1947 PLYMOUTH, Seden . 1950 FORD, Pick-Up ..... 1946 PLYMOUTH, 4.Deor 147 STUDEBAKER, Sedan . 1948 BJICK, Sedan W951 CHEVROLET, 2-Deer 194? PLYMOUTH, 2-Deor 1950 STUDEBAKER, Convertible... 1295.00 This Coupon Worth $10.00 Plus A Full Quart Bottle of CHAMPAGNE With Purchase of Any New or Used Cor During Sele *“® Navarro, Inc. * kal iad fabs TRADE-INS SINCE SALE STARTED. 1949 CHEVRILGT, Pickup Truck... 1999 CHEVROLET, Pickup Forder 1951 PLYMOUTH, Tudor 195) KAISER, Fordor 18 STUDE., Clb, Cp. 1952 MORRIS MINOR, Cib. Cp.—Save - 500.00 196 FORD, Tudor .. 645.00 1949 CHEVROLET _ . 1495.00 . 1295.00 COMPARE THESE OUTSTANDING VALUES . 424 SOUTHARD ST. Written Guarantee with All Cars bs 9 | ~ mi rm om’ 2.2242 & |The RMAN Says'* scene! Key West and Vitinity: Partly cloudy today thru Thursday with little change in temperature. Gentle to moderate easterly to southerly. Florida: Partly cloudy extreme north and clear to partly cloudy elsewhere thru Thursday. Chance for few showers extreme north: portion Thursday, little change in temperature otherwise. Jacksonvile thru the Florida Straits and East Gulf: Gentle to moderate variable winds mostly south to southwest over north portion and southeast to south | over south portion except winds shifting to northerly over ex- treme north portion Thursday. Partly cloudy weather. Chance for few showers extreme north portion Thursday. Western Caribbean: Gentle to moderate east and southeast winds thru Thursday. Fair ex- cept for isolated light showers. Observations taken at City Office Key West, Fla. April 1, 1953 $:00 A.M, EST Temperatures Highest yésterday — Lowest last night Mean Normal Total last 24 hours . Total this month _ Deficiency this month _ Total this year Exces this year 0 i 0 07 2.29 ins. Relative ae? at $:00 A.M. (Sea Level) 8:00 A.M. 30.03 ins.—1016.9 mbs, Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise ———-- 6:19 a.m, Sunset .. 6:44 p.m. Moonrise 9:40 p.m. Moonset ___.____. 7:30 a.m. TOMORROW'S (aval Base) 10:52 a.m. 4:37 a.m. 5:50 p.m. ADDITIONAL 7 TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West See eee TEMPERATURES AT 7:30 AM., EST Jacksonville Kansas City KEY WEST ; Los Angeles | Louisville. ___ Meridian ___ can hE TEE Minneapolis — ~_ | Memphis New Orleans New York — Norfolk ai | Oklahoma City 67! roerincinaee TOY . 49) . 41 TODAY'S STOCK MARKET YORK #—The stock mar- died itself today after two days’ of severe decline. The fall was set off by Commu- nist peace gestures in Korea. That aroused Wall Street fears of the impact on the nation’s economy. Price changes in early instances today were fractional, but in some cases there were sharp rebounds from the previous decline. Several Tailroads displayed good plus signs. Higher stocks today inchided New York Central, Southern Pacif- el Thursday. Cool rthiic, Gulf. Oil, United Air Lines, ered lasriris denmegerdltio |Dodge, Eastman Kadak, General Electric, Raytheon, Republic Avia- tion, Chrysler, Studebaker, and Montgomery Ward. Lower were Pennsylvania. Rail- road, Chesapeake & Ohio, Sinclair Oil, American Telephone, Allied Chemical, Du Pont, Philip Morris, American Tobacco, U.S. Steel, Boeing, and Standard Oil (NJ). Premier Honored NEW YORK #—French Premier Rene Mayer will be honored to- day with an official municipal re- ception af City Hal’ French Foreign Minister Georges Bidault, who is accompanying May- er, is scheduled to speak on his nation’s foreign policy this ‘after- noon at Hunter Coilege. The Freneb officials arrived here yesterday after conversations with government officials in Washington and Canada, They sail for France tomorrow. DEADLINE NEAR ON (Continued from Page One) Station, Seidenberg Avenue at 12th Street. King emphasized that it is not necessary to appear at the Tax Collector’s Office in the city hall—all of the business of obtaining the stickers can be transacted at the station which is open all day Saturday. CANCER DRIVE (Continued from Page One) of $250,000, is vitally important. Every contribution, even as little as a dime, is helpful. Ten cents buys a test tube. Twenty dollars will support a research bed for one day, Five hundred dollars will buy a special microscope and $65,- 000 will provide a million volt X- Ray machine. “We know everyone will snvport the crusade with increased res- ponse this year.” Of every dollar contributed to the Amefican Cancer Society, 60 cents remains in this state for a division program, 25 cents goes to a national research program. and 15 cents is used by the national headquarters for preparing films, publications, exhibits, etc. for pro- fessional and public education, for fellowships for young physicians, for planning and supervision of a program of service to cancer pa- tients, and for administration and fund raising. - KEY WEST LAWYERS (Continuea from Page One) Treasury and other noted lawyers and Judges. The Board of Governers schedul- ed a session’ today to make final preparations for the convention. There is a preposal for a judicial council made up of judges, lawy- ers and laymen to carry on a con- tinuous study of judicial adminis- tration in Florida and recommend improvements in the court system. U.N. DELEGATES (Continued from Page One) Jast Nov. 10 in a move to ease East-West tension, but the continu- ing deadlock had prevented choice | of a successor until yesterday, af- ter Vishinsky’s return from Krem- lin talks with the new regime of Soviet Prime Minisier Georgi M. Approval of Hammarskjold came - 49\ as the Soviets and India moved - 58 to speed U. N. discussion of Korea jim the light of the new develop- ments there. The Assembly decided to recess 54! tonight for the Easter week end. (It will resume next Tuesday. Some observers thought Vishin- . 52| sky's plea for urgency indicated | 218 Simonton St. he may have sew e/ DEATHS city councilman and as mayor of! Tarpon Springs. He was a charter member of Eaypt Temple of the Shrine in Tampa and an Elk, | * ELLEN N. BEACHLEY He is survived by his wife, Nao- | Mrs. Ellen N. Beachley, 72, died | i> one son, Benjamin H. of Key } | Monday after a brief illiness. Mrs. | West; two daughters, Mrs. Helen | Beachley was a winter visitor here. | McManmon of Orlando and Mrs. | She is survived by her husband | LingTi Halley, Jr. of Nashville, | V. S. Beachley and one daughter} Tenn. ,and one grandson, Robert! Dr. Ellenton Beachtey M. D., of | Benjamin Hailey, Nashville. Washington, Pa. Funeral services are to be held The body is being sent to Boons-|in Tarpon Springs. Pritchard boro, Maryland, for funeral ser-; Funeral Home is in charge of vices and burial by the Pritchard | details. Funeral Home. ~ BENJAMIN G. SCRIBNER Benjamin G. Scribner, 68, was DOG RACES “St Nitely mN,. Daily Double Close 8:10 STOCK ISLAND (5; Sloppy Joe's Best Package Prices In Town Music From 8:30 ‘Til “2” By MARK STANLEY ‘ RADIO and CIFELLI'S T.V. Service Factory Methods Used — All Work Guaranteed FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE — SEE... DAVID CIFELLI $20 Truman Ave. (Rear) Dial 2-7637 Mr. Scribner had worked at the Naval Station as a tholmaker eS ee a ee Marlboro, M: ae going to Tampa pa where be was a phooeer th loper of the citrus industry. Scribner served formerly as PAPY’S MEETING (Continued from Page One) his way in a police car dispatch- ed to bring him into the city. At 11:30, Delaney still had not arrived at the City Hall. Rep, Papy and the commission stood around and chatted until 10:57 a. m. when the legislator in- formed the commissioners that he could wait no longer because of the press of business and the mass of detail preparatory to his trip to the state capitol next week. In a statement made at that time, Papy thanked the commis- sion for inviting him to the meet- ing. “I think it was the thing to do,” he said, “but I am sorry that it was not handled as it should be.” Papy then decried the fact that | 1 Seeceanisat one of the commissioners (Dela- | ney) “had not seen fit to be pre- | sent.” } “1 think everyone had proper notice of the meeting,” he con- tinued, “I am a representative of | the people just as he is. He is laying down on the people.” Rep. Papy then went on to say that “Delaney is the same one who | made the statement to the press that he did not have a chance to go | over the bills I am going to in-/ troduce and today he is not here | to discuss them with me. He is a} backslider. He does not have the | moral courage to appear today and } face the people. I think he is lees ting the people down.” The Representative said that hel wouid not have another chance to | meet with the commission before} the legislature meets on next Tues- | day. He pointed out that he has | spent the past several days in Tad lahassee representing the county | at the meeting of the State Road | Plus Co-Hlit No.2... [| Department at which time they) agreed to widen the Stock Island’ Bridge. While it is not necessary} for him to attend, Papy said that he went there to make sure that the city was properly represented. World production of sugar has | increased about 600,000 tons a year for the past 40 years. Bill’s Licensed PAWN SHOP 716 DUVAL ST. 12 MONTHS, Only ... $11.95 Exch. 18 MONTHS, eget ~~ HLS Exch.| 3 YEARS, $19.95 Exch. | LOU SMITH, 1116 White! STRAND Last Times Today Dial 2.7622. Ss RAY TLL 1 1 Box Office Opens 1:45 P.M. CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE Phone 2-3419 for Time Schedule San Carlos MOB’ BRODERICK CRAWFORD 2 COLOR € ARTOONS Thursday Only “TALE OF FIVE WOMEN” Starring BONAR COLLEANO ALSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS TWO SHOWINGS NITELY AIR CONDITIONED Mat. 2 & 4:06 Might 6:12 4 0:18 Thurs, - Fri. - Sat, 42 also urged Assembly President _.__. 61 | Pearson to renew U. N. debate on 45 | Korea as soon as possible, The As- i adopted | _ 41 | India’s plan for ending the pris-} 61 ,oner deadlock last fall. The Gut Yesterday the Indian and the Russian met congenially in the a of the U. N. headquarters, } verdict yesterday included: Leo Vishinsky reportedly sahil he hoped Stanley, Phil Archer, William ‘things would be “clarified this; Spencer, William Adams, Joseph time.” | Stickney and Ross Whitmarsh. Pearson was notified formally ot! the Communist Chinese offer in a} DEADLINE TODAY — | bis tom Pesping’s Premier Cus| (Continued from Page One) }four consecutive weeks im May. tated fo 68 Gdagsion, 8 teppented }Om June 1 he will conduct a tax: U. N. isle at the County Courthouse. | He | This year’s tax roll is the largest | view PY ed history resching H | "Tete Witven. ad Us stant bere! Sbecdoned their eriginal ¢thecked the hooks io the next ten | that oll prisemers must be reterned days, he will aot be a2 to e- fo their homelands ev @ they! (timate the sumbet of delinquents. | Gt not wiat io go. CORONER'S JURY {Continued from Page One) POOR OLD CRAIG SERVICE | STATION Francis at Truman | CIAL 20 Tires .. Tubes . . Batteries CABINET SHOP. VUALLAND TH AIR COOLED 2:8 Might 6:38 & 0:38 MONROE ~. Last Times Today | Thurs. -Fri. - Sat. FABULOUS | Tonghesi Man SENORITA | In Arizona with and and E. Rodriquez Joan Leslie