The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 27, 1953, Page 4

aH Safety Hal 2 Monday, July 27, 1953 “THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Boge & if 3 (ane iy li a He ile) Heliflie ; aii i bill jun a guilt eisdy tf ast i He $332 he lie HH nivale uit a tliat 25 ae Heine Pr 1 bi iets Hh bei tag4 $2 25 Hil Li ie g2EF yi ati inf Hit it local news! credited to i paper, and also the Business Entered st Key West, Florida, as Second Class Matter Assecisted Press—The Associated Press for reproduction of all news dispatches on TELEPHONES 2.5661 and 25662 ‘etedited in this __ Only Daily Newspeper in Key West and Menree County of The ctuervise &. P. ARTMAN BORMAN D. ARTMAN ui Hi Gy carrier), 25 per week; year, $12.00; by mail, bere. ‘ Member Fiorids Press Association and Associate Dailies of Florida 2's il sag ar the niet ai Ex ae PTH ei “s ” gle lal i re 3 ae i iat ADVOCATED TS FOR KEY west SY THE CITIZEN ait ay ifs wy HELE i: an i & ii ale bl: HeLa ihe auth F HE Laue ie i aelieiel 4 tip ule bas lure i Hl |BOY KILLED IN FALL HAMDEN, Conn. i — Ha: Sleeping Giant has claimed its ond life this year. The Giant, a range of hills with a tour resembling a prone form, has many cliffs to ina ie el a5 ap a 353 Hy sea g rain ial iar se stad a. 3 quel Fy i $33 : : i i i 3 8 8 3 ay3 B r iit Litiie ; s3 Bgey 23323 a ? ie HE: + i; Shad 8 intl a ia ili a ed i fil AH il pind biden Hit al Baas 3 a fi name has do, you are you think that your power to elect you? If you ii Fi #7 inept Fy a F a : E | (EME WOODEN LOCEET by Ale 25 alll pial ii ee ie aj it ii iit sail i fal we i oa peuEE ad ae i if waite i 32 ila tite cle ne a a : By A, de T. GINCRAS very campaign . in does not. To him e ‘ be'a flaring lesson to th away ‘from th @ polls with that that ae i: 34] oe i its bi i ia l 4 ently gradual n't take. anything. every walk in life, politics. uring a. camp: icy of the Chamber of the United States said rec ly declining defense . “Do je that applies to is a rule none of them 1, and a we _ fd primary in he id the importance of the single ee ap-cke representative in 1982, the year|avoid elected as much so as in st can provide many proofs of how essential against him. Albury GOOD BUSINESS AHEAD The Committee on Economic Poli 9 first rah for see a8 many voters as possible di * late Eugene Albury, who had been as ally tax, George See to He Wau EE fa econ “i ' voters would flock to him without his both economy of the country. Terming the “growing and healthy” one, the commit- Be hed U.S. economy a af zi a3 Sa 3333) i Ane TH « able in some places) is a buy: That was the price in 1933: ventwenty years ago.