The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 21, 1953, Page 3

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3; (Summerland Key Building ‘Stepping Up Hudgins Describes | Foesday, July 21, 1953 | | } ; .: e grenades, 19 signal bombs ana o~ (Mass Production [Berry Hent Pays OS Scns cl ‘realiver emmuniion CAMDEN, S. C. &—A Camden Flanders of Lowell was only look-| Army ordnance men said the couple will long remember July 11.\ing for hinehe-* ‘+ highly explosive material was ap- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hammond he found a metal box containing: >arently stolen from nearby Ft. acquired three new grandchildren; Two large smu. a Devens. —all born on that date this year.’ | On July 11, an eight-pound boy |was born to a son, W. C., of Charleston, and a five-pound girl was born to son, Charlies een Q., of Ridgeway. Activities On Mw Seg in Kodiak, sabe, on jthat date, a seven-pound girl was Lower Keys |born to their daughter, Mrs. Building on the Lower Keys, Tomas Greer. | which has been given a boost by e \the completion of the Big Pine Key the completion of te Bis Pine Ker Lavish Donor 'merland Beach, Henry Hudgins, OKLAHMA CITY t—Charles developer announced today. (Happy) Jones, Tinker Air Force | Two houses are already in con- Base fireman, has just donated his struction, and three — mansions 100th pint of blood—and has gained which will sg $15,000 rar 50 pounds in the process. will go up i next six months,| When Jones donated his first pint |Hudgins said. in 1937 he weighed 155. When he | The upswing in sales of land and gaye his 100th, his weight was ‘building has made a sharp rising 295, - leurve since the completion of the! .. e |power line which brings electricity cog, ies meres feed and {to all of the Lower Keys. give my blood away.” | py gee onan gt ere eoenacwen lots left for sale, ins said. s is going to resubdivide some more|NO MORE HORNETS jwaterfront property since he is| BALTIMORE #—A maintenance practically scid out. _ {man stuck a lighted torch to a The $80,000 State road running/hornets’ nest at the home of Albert two miles through the beach pro-)Stark yesterday and stirred up \perty will start construction this! more than hornets. | ‘week or next. Contract was let! Tye flames quickly spread into Summertime Is Not Mosquito Time On Summerland Beach | Retired Engineer | Herman Heyde Finds It A Joy New Movie Opens. Congress May Work Overtime To Work Outside WASHINGTON @—Key lawmak : ot ms agreed today Congress would’ Herman Heyde, retired engineer have to prolong its session well 2°4 his wife, who were the first beyond the July 31 adjournment baild a home on Summerland target if it is to pass President Beach, at U. S.1, have found to Eisenhower's proposal to boost their delighted surprise that sum- postal rates. met on Summerland does not Friends and foes of the contro- mean mosquitoes, as it had on = plan ane the ceo other Keys apparently faces a choice of S | dhiphesiag: ks ples for action now. The Heydes moved into their, Of holding Congress in session for Charming frame house on stilts) days or perhaps weeks. last August | The President and Postmaster They are still doing a lot of out- General Summerfield have said door work, landscaping, upkeer on “qulek action is urgently needed to Heyde’s boat, and fixing their} eombat a big postal deficit by rais- beach which goes off into the deep ing rates 20 million dollars s year, water of Niles Channel, | including a 1-cent increase in first. “We feared that we would be letters. The request has deluged with mosquitoes. We are stirred little enthusiasm among happy to say that we never have a single one in the day time,” Heyde - Climber Rescued said yesterday. The secret of his success is CLIFTON, N. J. @—A 9-year ol would-be mountain climber, cling. i j | LOAN COMPANY 705 DUVAL STREET, KEY WEST | | | | spraying the area under his id house on stilts with DOT emanat- | ing desperately to the sheer face |. Of @ cliff 100 feet above ground, * ing from a farm sprayer. was to safety yesterday by! “We did that two weeks ago and ill have not a single mosquito.”| Of course the Heydes do not} \more than a month ago by the |State Road department. Col. Boggs Cavanaugh, one of the! a two-alarm fire. Four firemen were overcome by heat and smoke and five persons fled the three- No Job Too Big and None Too prance around Summerland Beach) the end of a rope. much after the sun goés down.) Clifton Patrolman John C. de They do their clean up work and! Groot, dangling at the end of the painting in the day time, | trope, grabbed . the psa Heyde, an engineer says that the Conklin of Paterson, and ‘ling of potholes on the Beach has were pulled to the top of ‘ut down om the number of mos- whe was lowered at Beach owners, has his new house » |90 per cent completed. Lootie Re- lvejo has the foundations and sills finished in his house. The families Akin, Gordon and \Kraus, all of whom have tracts of story dwelling. Stark, an apartment house own- er, said he had sent the man to the house “to get rid of the bees.” |Looking at the charred top floor, |Stark added: “He almost got rid lof the house.” i Small } Need a business card in Mountain by other police- Witoes also. men and firemen. 3 4 George and a friend had got "ow," Heyde said. prnapecstied = ot Soma has some of his work cut down wi s as 80) clambered Pcallge i Racechigoses by the fact that he keeps his boat } \in the snappy loeking boat porte . I the westerly side of his house. “I have only had to paint the PRESTIGE SUFFERS jboat once since we left Little Torch’ ELES (® — The es-.and moved here,” he said. “The: of actor John Wayne sun keeps off the boat and the’ pickup truck be- paint is protected. Another nice ki \thing, this water in Niles Channel Mrs, Esperanza Wayne ap- is free of barnacles, So when I yesterday a recent ose hauled the boat recently I found giving her tempo- the bottom as clean as a whistle.” $1,100 per month) Nor did termites attack frame their divorce suit two bedroom house, said Heyde. had asked $9,280\He said he couldn't explain why' jhe was termite free save ior the superior court fact that the pilings which support "s Cadillac has the house are thoroughly treated bills up|with creosote. 5 4 ; dipet] il if z & | i z [ é g Hi f F i Tun atid truck ¢ i for 'perimenting with DDT, creosote and other chemicals. figures) that he is pioneering at Summer- land Beach and when the new: houses go up this year he will be able to pass on his findings to the other residents. ; ° Tricky Truck | WARWICK, Va. (?)—Willie E. Smith, 36, of Richmond, was driv- ing his truck on State Route 168 near here during a rainstorm yesterday. Too late, he saw the red caution lights blinking at a railroad crossing. He slammed on the brakes. The truck started skidding. It skidded all the way across the tracks, clear of the approaching train, and Smith was about to breathe a sigh of relief when the vehicle suddenly did a U-turn and skidded right back on the tracks. ‘The train smacked into the truck, Smith walked away unhurt but the truck was destroyed. Visit Extended WATERTOWN, N. Y. w—Wil- liam A. Youell dropped in at the county jail to say bello and was invited to stay awhile—in a cell. Youell was just having a friendly chat yesterday with Under Sheriff L. Raymond Johndrow of Jeffer- son County, Then, the under sheriff said, he noticed that Youell’s suit looked like one reported stulen Saturday. The owner identified it and Youell, INCORPORATED ’ ENGINEERS and CONTRACTORS Building Contracting Road ‘| Excavating Pile Driving Land Clearing TOP som Complete Engineering Service Summerland Key, Florida 57, pleaded innocent to charges of| burglary and petit larceny, A justice of the peace ordered him held for grand jury action. A Nice Place To Have A Picnic! MAC'S PLACE ON THE WAY TO BOCA CHICA BEACH Families. Parties, Outings Invited BEER - SODA - SANDWICHES Plenty of Picnic Tables — Loads of Benches! ENTERTAINMENT EVERY SUNDAY Developers of Summerland Key | IN MARATHON IT's THE BUCCANEER LODGE Cottages Luxurious Ejficiencies AIR CONDITIONED Natural Swimming Pool and Fishing Pier — TELEPHONE 9841 — “It's a pleasure to work here | The Summerland Beach resident | that) Heyde gets pleasure out of ex- Nein. opel Marathon py Dog Day . You never know quite what you! jare going to find when you take’: @ trip down the Keys. Only one| thing you really know, and that is! that before the day is done you will’: have run into several things of! THESE PEOPLE were among the more than 300 who attended the the newest motion picture theatre on the Keys at y night.—Staff Photo, Finch. Greyhound’s Dream Come True By JAXON three lots, 120 hy 300 feet are plan- ining to build in the next six mon- \ths. These three boat-minded fami- \lies are building on waterfront \property and will have their own ULCER DIAGNOSIS HOUSTON (#—One reason mod- ern man gets ulcers is that he feels insecure because women now compete with him professionally, says a Cornell University medical professor. “It’s all theory, of course,” ex- plained Dr. Lawrence E. Hinkle Jr., speaker at the annual Post- women stayed bome and had bunny, and what's more, keep it for his very own 7 ._’|real head of his household.” From dog stories to fish stories is not after all a very far cry, and a little nearer to home at Johns- graduate Medical Assembly of South Texas yesterday. “But when) 5,7: babies, man’s position in society|* was more secure and-he was the On the other hand, said Hinkle, “more women have ulcer now than when they stayed home and let' 50—Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF f SIXTEENTH SUDICIAL, CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN | AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN| prema ~ | SE NO. 13-700 OSWILL GREEN FAIS, vs. MARY JEANNE MORRIS FATS, Defendant. | NOTICE BY PUBLICATION | TO: Mary Jeanne Morris Fais, 1250: Calvert Street, Detroit, Michigan. | YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED) and REQUIRED to serve a copy of your Answer to the Complaint for Divorce on the Plaintiff's Solicitor, and file the original Answer in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit] Court on or before the 29th day of otherwise the allegations | contained will be taken as confessed. | DONE and ORDERED at Key| West, Monroe County, Florida, this 29th day of June, A.D. 1953. q EARL R. ADAMS, | Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. By: ‘sd) Florence E. Sawyer heartwarming interest. Last Monday op, the semi-weekly 'Keys Hopping Tour was no excep- end all fish stories, It seems that ‘the father of Jim Nelson of our iton’s Point I heard a fish story to, their husbands make the dicisions.” (sa) 3. Deputy Clerk, . ¥. Porter 1V, Solicitor for Plaintiff, 413 Fleming St., ition, But ‘heartwarmingest’ of all ithe experiences occurred at Little’ Fleet Sonar School was visiting him here, and Jim decided to take Reindeer milk has an unusually fat content. Key West. Florida. jhigh §u30;jly7-14-21,1953 | Torch Key, at the Tavern there. Il stopped by to get the usual ad Renee who is taking care of ithe place while the owners are va- eationing. Renee is a friend of mine from way back, and quite a gal. Instead of advertising the usual wares, “Beer, Wine and Boats,”’) she pulled a switch and advertised ithe fact that she was having a birthday, and all her friends were invited. What's more, business would be suspended while they made merry, and the place would only be used-as a location. In other! words, for the evening only, all was “on the house.” I too was in- Migs but regretfully, couldn’t mak; Then comes part of the story I} liked best. Renee asked me if I'd ever seen a Greyhound who had ac-! tually gotten the bunny. I had! heard about times down at tracks where Bow Wows were actually able to catch up with ‘wabbit’ and had themselves quite a time; but these were merely artificial stuff- ed things, not much worth much after all when they were caught, and there must have been quite a few badly disillusioned racing | |Crosswinds, who was nearby told his father up the Keys for some of| excellent fishing. Father Victor and young Jim set out from Johnston's, point in a rented boat with a little} “kicker” and their tackle and-moul- let to do a bit of bottom fishing. |At the same time, two other part-/* ies pulled out with all the special- lized equipment of the true fisher- man. ‘These parties were out after the blue ribbon champs’ of, ‘sport fishermen, the bonefish. You’ve probably already. guess- ‘ed the end of this story. Victor and Jim Nelson came back with eleven bonefish, and the bonelishermen came back with none Another fish story, only these weren't caught. Looking into the clear blue waters at the Davis Docks, I saw a huge school of bril- liant parrot fish swimming swiftly along, piloted by a huge salmon- colored fellow. They swung past at a great clip. My friend Jen, of the ‘me that they swim back and forth like that day after day. No one} seems to know why, and as none ‘of our party spoke parrot fish, we} will probably never learn. They dogs. A According to Renee, she not only paraded past several times as we stood there. However, what really THIS IS A had a beautiful greyhound, but her/amazed me were the giant craw- greyhound actually owned a/fish in the little rocky caverns un-; live bunny. Seeing is believing, and|der the docks. These huge fellows this I had to see! So I was ushered|were lying there by the hundreds. eae bas eateteenl sled, aad eons had only te boss Tenenificent brindle. aie weak feelers showing. Any one of them i 68 pounds, ae Sonar Gi ero pr ovilr rag in the le was retired in his prime be-' neigh! . cause in the winning of his last’ I was all set to run for the craw- race he lost a toe. This, I under-jfish traps come Friday when a stand, makes him lose traction big —, oper my attention. It which is very important. Renee inform: and sundry that it is was the lucky recipient when he against the law to trap or take the was given away, and has proceed-'huge monsters from the vicinity of ed to give him everything a doggie the docks, and anyone disobeying! should have to make him happy, ‘this law could be prosecuted. Well, even unto a bunny! jgee whiz! She didn’t say just how she hap-| Of course, the ride over the Keys, pened to think of a bunny for her 2fd the beautiful bridges is always greyhound, but a few days before D€W and always breathtaking no my trip up the Keys, Jeopardy Matter when or how many times was presented with the bunny and it occurs. People in Marathon are took it to his big canine heart. It $Well folks, just like all Keys peo- is a little white baby bunny with Pie always are. They are anxious soft fuzzy fur, and big pink eyes, for news from Key West, and al- Jeopardy holds it carefully be- Ways glad to see the Key West tween his big front paws when Citizen gal when she arrives, which humans are near as he crouches'makes the trip doubly enjoyable. protectively over it. Renee says !’m looking forward to the next that when its water dish is empty ‘TiP up, and I must remember to the greyhound makes a frightful check on the greyhound and his fuss. He tries to feed it meat too, little white rabbit. but the bunny vaxagaird benisainc, steak and chops and still goes lettuce ard carrots. The bunny, HESTER BATTERY is also not allowed freedom of) Fer Chev., ies * . the place by Jecpardy, who jeal-' Kae, take ae ously guards the doorways. They/12 MONTHS $ 8.95 exch. are queer playfellows to see, but:!8 MONTHS 11.95 exch. in all his doggie dreams, 111 bet 3 YEARS 17.85 exch. Jeopardy never even dared to hope LOU SMITH, 111 that some day he would get the ESTATES ADRS 6 White} | | | } | fatredveing Oldemobile’s now seal... symbol of @ top-quality deal la weed care, yourr OLDSM SEE YOUR NEAREST a hurry? Planning a com- plete catalog? From the smallest job to the largest .. . we're all set to give you the kind of printing you like to get at the kind of prices you don’t mind paying. Let us prove it with samples, The Artman Press Greene Street The SAFETY-TESTED SEAL means— A BETTER D ina low-mileage top-quality USED CAR! 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