The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 3, 1953, Page 2

‘ Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday, July 2, 1953 don’t they show more of that?! DAVIS LS | As late as 1900 nearly 99 pe} AR RARER AEC tom salon, Zero Mowe tas an| coninacs tom Pace ose) | LODAY'S ___|ccstaithe'werts nites 3! RUGS CLEANED | HESTER BATTERY i a < amazing characterizati dd to jed me Ball d " ‘by 1934 nearly ‘99 per cent came! Gulfstream Will | Maid’s Night Out |tre'tascisating Syrian personalt.| rocks, “and besides’ when the STOCK MARKET = the Far East. | AN Fermal Garments chemically |For Chev. Ply. Ooden, Stedubalion, ‘a ey RAYMER 2 oo ce seas ime i < : i : | and fully insuesd. 112 MONTHS _____$ 8.95 exeh, . ly, had sses to NEW YORK —Tte stock mar- ° © oat es | ¢ Help Aid Drouth | _-sinocco- at san certs the | #48 M8 | Nand, moby any tases wl ict was quety Geaty tony =| -BiDP's Licensed POINCIANA ~ | 2 YEans” Tad sock - a * ., how other te: also had practice | eve e iy Stricken Areas | q.22ezet sts ite movies| Dre And Mee, Wm Hote | clos o ofen tat the boys ony aisy ast are always exciting. This one has | Return For Visit Here | got in two days a week. Trading was slow after the usual Mard-pressed ranchers in the po pace ton vag sare tot Dr. and Mrs. William S,. Hatt} “Under adverse circumstances | opesing rush was cleared quickly. rought areas of the United States | aster at the slow draw. . .on a|are° visiting with Mrs, Hats’ par- | like that you can be sure the team | Price changes were mostly in the @Mll be sided by super markets of jchain of cigarettes, and that he| ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Porter, | Putin more than maximum effort / Smaller fractions either way. PAWN SHOP | DRY CLEANERS [LOU SMITH, 1116 White | 218 Simonton St. Dial 2-7632 . 716 DUVAL ST. Ss tion, at 1925 Fi Avenue. Mrs, Hatt | set that State Champion-/ Graham-Paige wes an active | R ame Food ng pov peubaisietar preg neg is the former Joan Porter. Dr. Hatt “go PP asia toraigs erg — of 16.60 1 Dr,.J. A. Valdes POOR OLD CRAIG Factory Methods Used — hat bis stores along with more than | , The setting is in Damascus back som _ = a, met Nengeannly ost ania Coke desers ibed | Corporation etic Is disclosed | Specializing in | SERVICE All Work Guaranteed Sie saree, ‘mieuiers of other desert tribes were |He is now resident physician at the | Progress of his boys with en-| that preferred stocKholders are be- | Eye Examination and | (SQA STATION | Marine Radics & Aut, Equipment thusiasm and play by play points. | ing offered common in exchange | He exhibited a phenomenal mem- | for their holdings — 34 shares of ; ory for situations, scores and| Common for each share of 5 per names, all told of with anecdote | cent cumulative preferred “A” and | and keen humor. He might have|17 shares of common for each exaggerated, a little, but that’s hu- | Share 56 per cent convertible mor which Americans understand | Preferred. S and like. Davis enjoyed a most at-|_ Higher stocks included Santa Fe, tentive audience who they en-|U. S. Steel, Chrysier, and Union | mas-| (Continued from Page One) | joyed his speech, especially the | Carbide, while lower were Gen- | ‘ a ji ari i eral Motors, New York Central, | "A serious state of emergency} Match stick silhouette dresses of | Change of heart and certainly pote account of a trip.to Ft. | oe pstio Corp. ¥ in 1925 Super | Rits and b octet Institute, will press a drive | involved in an insurgent’s uphea- | Louisville General Hospital, Louis- tee beef to help vai. French troops on patrol were | Ville, Key. : Mabilize the market for ranchers. | si0¢ down in ambush and the city} Dr. and Mrs. Hatt arrived in $ in uproar. Lee|Key West last Friday and: will a French officer! leave bere for Louisville on Sun- the United States, Canada, Mexico whose duty is to find out who is| day. fect response to appeals by the ammunition to the tribes. He le alas SUCCESS OF TRUCE Visual Training COMPLETE SERVICE ON DUPLICATION of LENSES 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THIS COMMUNITY, We Use Bausch and Lomb Products Exclusively 24 Hour Service On Any SERVICE FOR FROMPT AND RELIABLE F ‘is at Ti DAL ame: SERVICE — SEB... YOUR PURE OIL DEALER DAVID CIFELLI Tires . . Tubes . . Batteries $20 Truman Ave. (Rear) + + Accessories Dial 2-7637 exists in these cattle raisin; i would be welcomed—even at the Eye Glass Prescription T Mat. 2.8 4:06 Night 6:12 & 8:18 states,” according to Jim Muniz the roaring twenties when waist-|iast minute—into the U. N. camp| The coach said, “You know it's| The fathest faint star which canj] OFFICE HOURS: 9 te 12 A. M., RA AIR CONDITIONED “and food retailers of the nation|” ‘stinwe characters who are with |#F 8& afmistice. a job to take any 11 or 12 young] be seen by the Palomar telescope 2105 P. are lending their efforts to ha: But at the moment, an author- | boys on a trip. Well, when You! is believed to be seen by light || ADDRESS: 619 Duval St. precy beef that peo sant | Bogart, and ee a itative source stressed that Rhee |take Key West kids, you really | which has been traveling "toward || Acress trom Beachcomber, the next few months: The mem- | 2°¢_,°xtremely_w' pose akes | {3 holding out for an American | have something! The boys down) the earth for two billion years at One Flight Up of Super Market Institute are | tcheock tradition which m: pledge that U. S. forces will bear here don’t get a chance to see| the rate of about 186,000 miles a\| TELEPHONE: the most of bit parts and adds to! 37m again in Korea if the political | things like freight trains in opera- Ofiee —= 2-78 the atmosphere of strangeness and /| conference fails to solve his na-| tion,” Sr example. tension, Bogart who is in the “ex-| tion's problems within 90 days. His story of how the pitcher import” business” is out! President Eisenhower cannot , would look around to see a freight almighty dollar, but finds | tarnish this Pledge to Rhee in|car shunted down the line with a deals in Cairo are more| writing, the source nuted. The U. S. | crash, and the bit about the Conchs than he expected once | Senate would have to ratify any | who insisted on going up and down set on his head. such agreement. a 20 foot elevation on the road for has a wonderful) Some Washington quarters have laying the hee of be voiced the belief that President seen The description of. the | under pressure Rhee will accept the armistice in} fancy uniforms and armfuls of! of officer. But Bogey | a showdown once he feels he has|bats and balls which other teams WE RE MOVING scenes. It's a plea-| gained all the pledges possible in |had, while the Key West players atch his veteran crafts-| American military and economic |came out with one ball, three bats aid and the iirmest assurances for | and only a few red caps that fit @ mutual defense pact between the | provided more laughs. United States and his country. Then he got down to business and Qualified ‘sources have made it | put across his point. The kids who a flower vendor |clear that Robertson's mission is | were good enough to be champs Places a bundle of hand grenades | the first and last from Washington |have no Practice field. He asked of some officers | to Korea. that the Rotary club help in the é : drive to purchase and support a! dining at a native Pgeeoernrannad : takes pple never cork | playground with playing field for |] PHONE OR same scene there. is a a pee eee S Past 9g pope jose all the Key West youngsters. COME RIGHT IN FOR brought remarks of “Golly, why jlity. “Baseball is a lean game. MONEY There's less body contact so that On Your & E Ly 5 i 4 ag ®t> “| Ly é 33 He Ay Hi z z z ii ; ERg ee Hi nee : i : i i 3 e sensation new to them, was rol- F YY 2 EE Why Not Compare Our Prices and ag f g : To LARGER, z | KATHRYN = GOF MORE COMVEMNENY GRAYSON i Dik $e *§ ie As ed af A Unwersal nternatonal Prcture MONROE "22.7" i i : | | } | | | Duval Street PHONE if injury to players is minimum and Fri. and Sat. minor. If you can find it in your hearts, and your pockets, reach down in them to help,” he appeal- Car, Signature j : I HE ed. He pointed out that baseball : interest in the high school outfit i}; would bring a good professional YOU CAN PAY MORE BUT j=. : ¢ A complete guide to the officers | t and ye ata of the Rotary group Chas. Charlton follows: Heston Officers: V. President — Horace O’Bryant i Secretary — Paul Sher Treasurer — Charles Smith [+] : s & oe Ss e Board of Directors: | Director ‘A’ Merville Rosam — ] | Club Service Activities ‘We Have Just Received Shipments ‘of i RANCH WAGONS - TUDORS -FORDORS — |{c2==) "= Director ‘D’ Paul Sher — In- - i} | ternational Service. and VICTORIAS aoe Se en Club Service — Merville Rosam Susan Monroe 705 DUVAL STREET KEY WEST : | Attendance — William Gale, FREE UNDERCOAT oe : “— aa SED Classification — Ernest Ramsey, With with EACH NEW CAR Purchased in the Month of July ff “cur Butta" Richard Evans, i read Kemp. Seoray Ley Rob- 7 A FREE Tailor-Made Seat Covers = |]. =" 4th of July of Your Choice from our Trim Shop Il|b. tiarvey, Wiliam P. Kemp. Bang! on Every USEDCAR Bl ewes ots one : Publie Information — Orvis Come In and See Us Today! Kemp, Rat Adams, Warren Sew: SATURDAY For a sate’ and sound investment in a GOOD USED CAR at MONROE MOTORS or | Sette atest Chltiet Taylor, Edwin Trevor. 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