The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 28, 1953, Page 1

S.A. U. al =| & z —_ red Ea < fu n B ta 4 & n ° a Zz tj =) i] al i=} ° a tal id & KEY WEST, FLORIDA, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1953 City Of Key West illage x & * ty’s Employees In M ise x xe Eisner Wants Larger Increases In Wages For Ci City Commissioner Louis. M. J. Eisner ‘notified his colleagues that he was voting to approve the budget on first reading, but that some city employee salaries would City of Key West’s record $893,270 budget was passed on first reading last night by unanimous vote of the commission. Millage will remain the same. s Record $893,270 v No Ra e ? will attend the session. He is a Be In Miami Beach In August Sistrunk To Keys Residents |Attend FBI Retrai lood control and navi-| gation purposes, it was an- ep. Papy Goes To Bat For Middle Budget Passed Lantaff Asks Survey Of Keys amination and survey of the No Truce Seen In Battle Of Casualties High In “Patrol Action” They may have signed a truce 'in Korea but the fighting continues Duval Street. Patrolman Frank Caraballe: Patrolman Willian Bethel: Split [for fi lip and bruises. Patrolman Armando _ Perez: What started out to be a routine! JR, ‘bit of patrol action ir Duffy’s Tav-; At When the smoke of battle had A cleared, the casualty list read |Congress asking for an all- Duval Street something like this: ern on the South Duval Street front | iby the Key West Police Depart-! ‘ment last night, soon erupted ‘ato a pitched battle when they ran headon into a force of local Navy r @ usly Approved Well Recommended |™en estimated as “at least a regi- ce Need For Outstanding Man In Position Urged By City Manager; City Commissioners last night unanimously appoint- ed Craig Bowen of Miami as Comptroller-Finance Direc- parking lot license to Arthur| tor of the City of Key West. ‘The University of Alabama graduate won his post) Swollen finger and bruise over Bowen U For City Fi City Commissioners by 3-2 Arthur Mulberg Sues City To Force Issuance Of Parking Lot License Eisner Says City _ Attorney Ruled License Can Be - Legally Issued TF ys ssa! ghee I eee aig ine 3 Sat be iat 59a 35234 i al Late ae ih ie Hy AHH ip re ie 43 a4 tches, Fans ~ 5 etic: eal H el A fatal uy aliaa. ine llliatit Let aie ; rr Ysa at a3, a att 2 a Worth $500 Are W put him in a cab and send ing ship, which was Stolen aa poly aig leave and a Drie tas ton cat cand & are re i ‘i i i it le Eo i H H Mr gt i i 5 y Me ie it Hy ed vanes HG au ata el ria aii 85882 Seageeks a ai atin Ta Tay cull tlt : ut ee aHi is} i ae fil eae apy it ii : a ile — ae Hy di fi Th At Ron i i nl te i A held il fF in after consultations with the ‘ Start In City Soon “af 2 Exte the Monroe i Hale, neta ne if ty gaaddl ae on was decided upon said Braatr waiini|made svilishie by. the City ediate need get, it was learned today. Mana- Ty, itvedypart another is only a: future objec- ‘tive of the commissioners since no ate now available for these a Building of an incinerator and an sags gow so anyhcgrnlipcaed HIE Hy a in Esti Ht hi Hie eal Harntill te =o City Manager Vic 2 an yt ti He guid He basslaad flies rE CITY COMMISSIONERS have instructed City Manager Vic Lang to attempt to settle this “Solomon-type” dispute, between by Vie Keng—Citizen Staff Photo by Finch. property owners located at 416 White and 412 White Street. the 416 White Street land, or is the fence illegally on the 412 White Street property? This question will have to be decided i | | (CHICKEN ond Rice) Our