The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 24, 1953, Page 7

plan. West and Vicinity:” Partly'Citizen, that area. Highest temperature, Monroe County Commission’ ‘expected tomorrow about 90°; low-\Chairman Gerald Saunders could | est tonight 78°. jnot be reached to ascertain the| Florida: Partly cloudy to cloudy)time and place of the meeting Mon- ‘with scattered thundershowers in'day. south and central portions this) afternoon and evening, otherwise | TROPICAL TRADER 718 Duval St. ‘Dial 2.6262 ]} smallest job to the largest . . . we're all set to give you eae Gontherly ever rac etats | the kind of printing you like to get at the kind of prices central and variable over south} YOU don’t mind paying. Let us prove it with samples, Western Caribbean: Moderate] easterly winds and partly cloudy | weather with widely scattered ‘|showers through Saturday. 4 Western Summary for the Tropi- cal Atlantic, Caribbean Sea and the Eastern Gulf of Mexico: Weather conditions are normal over. the area today with no signs of a tropical disturbance. B i Observations Taken at City Office, 8:30 A.M. Key West, Fla., July 24, 1953 The Artman Press Greene Street THESE KEY WEST STUDENTS are now attending the University of Miami’s sixth annual Summer Music Camp. Their fifth and final concert of the season on Sun- day, July 26, will climax a summer of concentrated music study. Seated, left to right, are Teresa Bardwell, Audrey Richardson, Jo Ann Atwell, Jeanne Haffield, Godfrey Thompson and Richard Padron; standing are Raymond Garcia, Harold Casterton, C. B. Harvey, Tom Cornell, Frank Bervaldi and Robert Padron. ean _ mee wer cma _"" Showdown On | __ TODAY'S ~ Red China Comes First Withpytal Rate (STOCK MARKET Fat Boss Of North Korea Change Looms =" ket maintained a steady balance by OLEN CLEMENTS today after a buoyant start. | Plus signs, some of them major » TOKYO wi — Marshal Kim Sung, the fat boss of Red North Lou THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Maid’s Night Out |e ths year... Gy RAYMER popes oaidilates Barometer (Sea Level), 7:00 A.M. 30.05 ins.—1017.6 mbs. Overseas Transportation Company, Ine, Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service : between “DESTINATION GOBI” at the San Carlos Theatre A condensed version of this tale/Sunrise of sailors on horseback, camelhack, Sunset ~ Jand finally on a junket in a Chinese|soonset, junk, appeared in & popular maga- zine some years ago. The story is| TOMORROW'S factual, and involves the unique’ of sending a group of navy{ * electronicsmen and weathermen tions, predominated. at the By 8. Le LIVINGSTONE fractions, : isiana’s Choice MIAMI and KEY WEST Alse Serving ALL POINTS ON FLORIDA KEYS Between Miami and Key West _ (Ne Steps En Route) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Arrives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock ory LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock ac eae at Key West at 6:00 e’clock Local Schedule LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o’clock A.M. (Stops At All Intermediate Points) and arrives at Miami at 4:00 e’cleck P.M. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (8XCEPT SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A.M., and ron: at Key West at 5:00 e’tlock A block of 4,000 shates‘of Amer. »” (Naval Base) Low Tide 2:35 a.m, 3:32 p.m. ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West «© &: ° ‘Time of Height of jon some committee action to find ‘out where. the administration , widow of the ‘tanas i ane of the hottest session. 2" battles on Ca; Hill. Stocks gaining ground included) The proposed rate boosting bill couthern Pacific, American Smelt- is the target of foes openly seeking ing American Cyanamid, ‘to ‘stall off action until Congress and Goodyear. Lower were Santa jadjourns in a week or two. * ‘Fe, Southern Railway and Com- Chairman Rees (R-Kan) stepped monwealth Edison. jup committee activity by calling : DOUBLE DEAL tribe of nomadic Mongolians move night sessions in an effort to fin- ish hearing witnesses waiting to |. TROY, N. Y. @—Mrs. Anna G.jinto the area, Then it becomes an i 5 {Ryan became a greatgrandmother|odd community with the “cowboys” The bill, on President Eisenhow-itwice in one day and the babiesjof Northern China riding er's “‘must” list, would hike postal/aren’t twins. little horses sans Tates 20 million dollars a year to| On the same day one grand-ifirst Jease a. postoffiee deficit running “more than 500 millions. The largest They even steal ‘share of the increase would be other granddaughter, Mrs. William/to create borne by first class and airmail/R. Lovely, bore a girl in New users, who would pay a penny|Mexico. more for stamps. Lai gRTS ATES GET 3 ON | The test, as soon as the com- BEAR-GNAWED {Continued From Pzge One) (bridge) ——oh 10m 8.0 ft | “\fo Name Key feast end) —+2h 20m y Boca Chica i Sandy Pi.) north end) —ob 40m TELEPHONE CO. (Continued From Page One) telephone pay is appropriate, and | the wage offer to the Union has; been made accordingly. The Union demands for wage increases, if granted, would es- tablish rates considerably higher than prevailing community pay levels, he declared. } Bargaining on modification in te|the contract has beén going on \since May11, and agreement has Free Pickl/p and Delivery Service FULL CARGO INSURANCE MAIN OFFICE and WAREHOUSE: Cor. Beton and Francis Sts. \ . TELEPHONE 2.7061 ‘ mittee concludes hearings, is likely fo come on. Postmaster agg r ta wa Solna $ : ‘Summerfield’s request for 1-cent ical expert sai ved bears 8. C its! ? increases on first class and air could have eaten the two missing |caygiry is founded. . .The saddles, |#/Teady been reached on a sub- Kin Tos sger4 ae a jmail. Together, they would produce heads. by the by, are those split seat|Stantial number of working prac- - Bong, _ an estimated 165 million dollars in' Police said a set of upper teeth army McCiellans, designed for the tice changes, contingent upon a Marshal K:m.- cer lnGditanal vavenue: were found and were believed 0 horse's backbone to nestle in the final agreement on wages. Com- were. ciher roan ee If these increases are approved, have been Claar's. Nearby was 4 g,adie slit. They weigh about 25 Pany officials said they were hope- | im, whom the South ieee |committee members may be ex-\white sweatshirt with the words. 30 pounds. That incidental in- fu! of an early settlement. nepal a ¢ a pected without much argu-; ‘Hollidaysburg Tigers.” A white teiligence is « personal note. I used] Approximately fifty thousand Reheat “ had amy ment to approve other increases Sweater was stained with dried ito use one. Southern Bell employees are rep- Seuth: Korean ‘seurces seid they! America” title. A graduate of jaffecting business, newspaper and|blood and with a small, circular | Everything is rosy until a Jap resented by the Union, The com- know whether Kim had) Lusiana State University end a jmagazine publisher, book sellers hole, as if made by a bullet. scouting plane sigtits the weather|P@2y says nine Southern states — tion with Beria, | S*oreestapher, Sonya will dance |and others. | Widely scattered about were rib Station, then the camp is strafed/Alabama, Florida, Geor; Ken- capt be <,} an the beauty pageent talent divi- a bones, parts of spinal columns, leg 214 destroyed, The Mongols pull|tucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Hoth Soe sion in AUanitic City, New Jersey. | YOU GO THATAWAY and arm bones. Two hip ones ut and the gobs are stranded in|Carolina, and Tennessee. whe {were found on the far side thelthe Gobi Desert. Widmark says Korea and would) stream. Strewn about were bits of | : in a! ; clothi ‘break camp, and the hot trek’ MURPHY NAMED unjom to sign @ (Continued From Page One) chewed clothing, a watch believed para: M SONYA teBLANC, of Baton Rouge, is Louisiana's choice for the “Muss CREW MEMBERS re 7 aiid’ to Soalamare: jucaphs) vedo pralcia lead, ton ths EX om. , the last report seemed Where two are in critical condition ily had a new experience. Gen. Mark Ww. from burns. rters in Tokyo has’ Eight others, including Capt. wheat field in which they were communications Morgan A. Maxey, 36, of Port Ar-|working, asked the way to Akron, ot Kim 1 Sung sg be stayed on board to bat-/Colo., and promptly took off again. le the flames. PB RTA RNIEGS te Patmuncl_ It wes the secsnd tragedy in ut} __ COUNTY JUDGE ee document He more than 2 mouth involving (Continued From: Page One) wik carriers vessels, On June 6, lony, Gainesville; Arthur G. Doe- | A small plane dropped into the! {to have been young Lindsey’s and gther small Searchers iappeared to have been broken by humap violence but all had gnawed and dragged about, a: ently by bears which followed u ithe murderer. been, ppar- across the sands begins. They catch up with the Mongols, finally, s his tribesmen to avoid further They reach the border after a {Continued trom Page One) Ralph Betancourt, even though he possessions. and the fierce proud Mongol lead-' “ . S030 pone Of the beets ee he wil to the! 32, ated to go out of office this border on horseback, but on con-, dition that they disguise themselves The measure, known as House ‘2 : ? trouble with Jap patrols and planes.'29.909 and les than 32,000, accord. Relatives and friends of the ing to Vance C. Stirrup, director of ‘hunters in Hollidaysburg and sear- camel hump incident in which a the Key West Housing Authority. by Altoona, P. , that’s at Port Pean, 15 Industrial School for Boys at Mar-'ings’ A group of Altoona sports- what the Mongols are dubbed, come causing a spec- ianne; T. M. King, Jr., supervisor men last night urged that the to the rescue. king three lives.. of the Florida State Devartment of ih H. Boland, 35, of Galves- Public Safety; H. ‘N. Kirkman, di- X., & Member of the ship’s rector of the Florida S. said he velleves fire start- of Public Safety; Georg chen a s' in submerged Mid - Pacific ed ge, between Wake and Hawaii, st » has volcanic peaks 14.000 feet high. eR PRO ate t ~ Sgudi Arabia is attempting to woo ts momadic Redouins = inti m pettled life with model farm ‘tom. the ri munities and ircis>t-1 areas, 4 of the tanker, es; and J. M. Rowe, regional at-/ © fumes. tormney, Veterans Administration, was preparing to Miami. The office of State Comp- er from its deck into troller Clarence Gay will be reo- T ter a return voyage to resented by B. J. Mawhi i Texas Ch... Jex rector of thé retirement 0 famed Royal Canadian Mounted Police be assigned to the The hunters .eft vanig home June 5, to f two weeks. Their relstives set up the alarm when no word was heard Som heansm 9 wide search: this rom them three weeks later. Po. Don Taylor More trouble arises when a sharp probe. Japanese patrol spots the U.S. A. Department The group said it would wire Rep. metal piece on a saddle. The sailors je W. Burke, Van Zandt (R-Pa), urging him to 2re accused of being spies since are weéring Mongolian pad- the bulky tribal is the unknown who plays the des-}- uniforms. ert chief. their element, susrense pressed camel merchant tries to elimin-' Other board members are W. C. ssochusetts and. The ier, superintendent of the Florida'complete investigation of Mig ted. the crew. 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