The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 1, 1953, Page 10

a | —~ REDS’ W AR MINISTER CHALLENGE | Stars Smile On Colt WESTERN WORLDTO SHOW DESIRE FOR PEACE BY PEACEFUL ACTIONS May Day Is l Observed Outside Iron Curtain By o Free Workers address in Moscow’s Red Square, Russia will continue to “show due care for endursing the defense and security of our country.” He demanded substantial evi- dence—particularly a reduction of armaments in iands near the Sov- iet Union—as a sign that other countries seek a peaceful solution MOSCOW (#—The Soviet Union’s fefense minister, Marshal Nikolai | Bulganin, called on leaders of th | Western world today to back w their recent peaceful statement: with peaceful actions. The head of the nation’s armed | forces obviously had President Ei. senhower and Prime Minister! Churchill in mind. But until the West acts on its expressed desire for neace, Bul- ganin declared in a short May Day Page 10 THE KEY WEST Ci of the world’s problems. “The Soviet government will elcome any steps on the part of ther governments genuinely imed at the easing of tension in e international situation and would like to see peaceful state- ments. made by the leaders of these governments supported by deeds,” he said. Bulganin’s address was broad- cast by Moscow radio. The speech was a highlight of TIZEN Friday, May 1, 1953 50-INCH PLASTIC HOSE 5-DRAWER UNFINISHED CHEST . 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FLORIDA Over 25 Years’ Experience On All Makes and Largest Installations in the Country Moscow’s May Day celebration which also included a short. mi tary review and a longer workers’ parade. Bulganin said the Soviet Union believes that with “good will and a sensible approach, all inter- national differences can be solved by peaceful means.” But since the West has given no signs of reducing the armament race or “closing down of a wide network of military bases spread- ing over territories bordering on the Soviet Union,” he added, ‘our government will continue to show due care for the ensuring of the defense and security of our coun- “It calls for a strengthening of our armed forces so as to be ready at any time to rebuff attempts of any hostile forces to interfere with the peaceful and victorious ad- vance of the Soviet people toward its great goal—communism. Bulganin opened his speech by | declaring that “friendship among peace - loving peoples was grow- ing.” Just before speaking, he in- spected troops drawn up in Red || Square and nearby streets. Formations of jet planes flew } overhead as the military parade i] got underway. ~ Bulganin’s statement came as Pravda, the Soviet Communist party’s newspaper, called for an armistice “in the cold war which is ruining all people.” An article by Ilya Ehrenburg, a well-known Soviet writer, “If an armistice is possible in the hot war which is tearing Korea apart, then everyone understands ll there is also possibie an armistice in the cold war which is ruining all peoples, an armistice which must be followed by peace.” Outside the Iron Curtain, work- ers of the free world also marked the holiday with railies, speeches, parades. There was some fighting, however. : In Japan, 10,000 jeering leftist youths tangled -with 1,500 police when the youths refused to dis- perse at the end of what had been a peaceful parade by half a million || laborers through downtown streets. One of the biggest May Day ob- servances was-in Berlin, where East and West staged rival shows less than a mile apart. In the So- viet sector workers marched for hours past a reviewing stand of top Communist government chiefs and Russian officials. West Berlin- ers massed in front of the ruined Reichstag to hear their anti-Red leaders defy Communist encroach- ment. New York police banned the annual march there, asserting it had become a communistic af- fair. A meeting in downtown Union Square—okayed by the police in the interest. of free speech and assembly—was scheduled instead. Cuba’s government alerted po- lice and army units as some niem- bers of the Federation of Univers- ity Students went ahead with plans for a demonstration despite the refusal of the Interior Ministry to tern hemisphere points, celebrations were scheduled on a big scale. About 300,000 per- sons were expected to parade through down Mexico City. Argentina’s organized workers planned their biggest blowout of the year, a celebration designed to demonstrate their united support of President Juan D: Peron in the face of the nation’s current politi- | cal tensions. When you broil shoulder lamb chops, be sure to slash their edges in several places to prevent Robert Wagner as the two stars stopped to make friends with him on theig, visit to the Islander Drive-In Theater last night.— Citizen Staff Photo. CU VG VV GCI IIS IVI S CSG I TCG SCC SSIS I CPS CCC) Love's Labor Lost Word that the pore lads wroking on the 20th Century Fox epic, Twelve Mile Reef, are lonely these nights, due to a lack of female companionship, drew a hearty oyt- burst and guffaws from the group. Here’s the dig—even if they weren't’ for the most ‘part, middle- aged family men, their tough work schedule doesn’t allow much time for gallivatting around nights. Toiling all day in Key West’s sticky climate is not conducive to much of a nocturnal social whirl. So, even if the local gals were to rush out to the Casa Marina, they’d find things pretty dull. And the White House Press, who used to spend a little time around here when HST made Key West his watering spot, was hardly over- whelmgd by the opposite sex—they spent most of their time shooting crap in a Duval Street Hotel room. Television? A high official of CMQ, Havana’s top radio and television network, revealed last week that the possi- bility of the construction of a co-| axial cable from the United States to Havana to pipe in American TV programs, is being discussed. Which raises the question: Could | not Key West be cut in on the line? DUVAL STREET VIGNETTE: The local photographer's window which displayed the following sign, for the benefit of the scores of on- lookers at the site of the filming of TMR near his studio, which read: You can be the star in your own Picture—if we do the photography. . . Two members of the school board holding a street corner cau- cus (maybe trying to figure out who they will fire next—talk about airing your dirty linen in public) PROCLAMATION WHEREAS the people of the State of Florida ‘have long been aware of the need for protection of all forms of animal life and, WHEREAS we in Kev West are all aware of the value of animal experience in developing the character of our boys and girls, and WHEREAS it is fitting and proper that we periodically recognize the rights of animals and the need for their protection at all times, NOW THEREFORE, I, C. B. HARVEY MAY- OR OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST do hereby pro- claim the week of May 3-9, 1953. as BE KIND TO ANIMALS WEEK in the City of Key West, Florida and urge all to cooperate within every way at all times in being kind to animals. 4 Signed this Ist day of May, AD., 1353, in the City of Key West. (s) C. B. HARVEY, Mayor. Attest: VICTOR LOWE, City Clerk. . « Longtime Kiwanian Ira Albury in his best bib and tucker hoofing it to the Kiwanis Birthday Dinner +» ++ .The beautiful Cash house coming down for another plush store. .. .You can’t stop progress —but couldn’t they move it?... The strippers slithering back to work after a several months’ lay- off; . .B-Girls?... The blonde with big feet at Duffy’s Tavern during the filming of TMR... .Benny Fer- nandez beating the drum for his benefit dinner (the KWHS Band) near the Star Cafe. . . . C. Gonza- lez Mendoza giving out with a new aria (Aside to talent scouts: Men- doza, Key West’s Singing Mailman is the “poor man’s -Mario Lanza” —and he comes cheaper)... .The crowd of fishermen dragging in the | Snapper by the dozens at the Por- ter Dock. TODAY'S STOCK MARKET NEW YORK # — The stock market held steady today with prices moving narrowly. Changes more than a small fraction either way. Some chemicals displayed a little more buoyancy than the bulk of | the list. Otherwise there was little or no group feature to the market. Higher stocks today included Dis- tillers Corp., Air Reduction, East- man Kodak, and Texas Co. Lower | Cyanamid, General Electric, and U, S. Gypsum, soup: Stir in some grated cheddar | cheese before serving. | SUBSCRIBE TO THE CITIZEN: GET RID OF YOUR DEBTS Consolidate Your Small Bills With Money from TOWN FINANCE COMPANY Your Joan can be made pee ee ae ing to suit your°monthly in- come. Don’t Delay... 4 Telephone Today 2-5684 TOWN FINANCE CO. 604 Duval Ph. 2-5684 seldom amounted to} were Sears Roebuck, American} Vary your cream of tomato) Today’s Action In Tallahassee TALLAHASSEE (#—The Florida House voted 70-10 today to disre- gard assessed valuations in de- termining how much counties can afford to pay and how much mon- ey each should get from the state to finance the public schools, It passed a bill completely re- writing the formula for determin- ing comparative wealth of the counties. Under the minimum foun- dation program for financing a uniform school system the state gives poorer counties more help than richer ones. The new formula would give the Game and Fresh Water Fish Com- mission. Webb was appointed to the com- mission by former Gov. Caldwell and re-appointed by Gov. Warren. Gov. McCarty recently declined to name Webb to the board again and appointed Mayor sterlin Hall, Bradenton, in his place. The commendation _ resolution was introduced by the Senate President Johns, TALLAHASSEE W—The House today voted to appropriate $25,000 to the State Livestock Sanitary Board for purchase and immediate distribution of free hog cholera serum to Florida farmers. The bill now goes to the Senate. most weight to a county’s sales |STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE the numberof gainfully employed | 2Umph workers. Lesser consideration Coffee would be given to the value of k Mill ALL GROCERS 2 farm products and railroad and telegraph property valuations set by a state board. The present formula gives top weight to effective buying income as established by still another for- mula, assessed value of non- exempt property, retail sales and lesser consideration to raianr p and farm products. The State Department of Educa- tion is supporting the bill to change the formula. | + Sponsors of the bill contend great | 1 FISH, 2 FISHERMEN § WARMINSTER, Va. W—This ig @ one fish-two fishermen story, [ Billy Turner yelled out, “ve a bite,” as he began pulling fishing line out of the Jameg here yesterday, His brother, Watker, alongside, felt his line tightes the same time and he, too, yanking. Up came the two lines, eae} in@ attached to the same perch, t Our USED CAR LOT I¢ Open until 10 P.M, Each Night We Invite You te Come fa i differences among counties in prop- | erty valuations have resulted in distorted calculations of compara- | tive wealth and inequitable alloca- tions of state money to the coun- ties. Some counties, in an effort to boost their tax assessments the full value required by law but not applied anywhere, have found they were in effect penalized by moving up on the scale of comparative wealth, thereby losing state school funds to counties which kept local property valuations low, TALLAHASSEE #—Sale of any state land in Monrve County for the purpose of enlarging the boun- daries of the Everglades National Park would be prohibited by a bill introduced in the Legislature today by Rep. Papy, Key West. Monroe County is made up of Florida Keys and the Southern Everglades. TALLAHASSEE (#—Another ‘ry at consolidating city and county tax assessment in Monroe County was started today in the Florida Legislature. Rep. Papy introduced a resolu: | tion calling for a constitutional amendment to permit the Monroe County tax assessor to take over the job of setting property values in Key West. A similar amendment was re- jected by the voters in the state- wide general election last Novem- ber. TALLAHASSEE (®—The Florida | Senate today adopted by voice vote | a resolution commending Cecil | Webb, Tampa, “for outstanding | service to the state” while a mem- | ber and chairman of the State | TROPICAL TRADER 718-Duval St. Dial 2-6262 || Your letterhead is your | silent spokesman ... . Rightly designed . . . and printed . .. it can en- hance the importance of Jevery letter. Make sure your youngster’s feet are well protect: buy famous Red Goose “Built For Action” § Air Conditioned For Your Comfort Appelrouth's Shoe Center. 604 Duval Street Dial 2-2532 It’s Always Cooler in SUMMER APPAREL . from Lewinsky’s Palm Beach Slacks — $10.95 Van Heusen Swim Trunks — $2.95 Up Walking Shorts $3.95 Up Florsheim Shoes $17.95 and Up Effective Thursday, May 7, This Store Will Close All Day Thursday During the Summer Montha . 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