The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 30, 1953, Page 2

| To The People of Key West: We Wish To Announce Retirement From Business of. mie Heads it vitz, 29; Walter Lowenfels, 56; Thomas Nebried, 51, and Benjamin ‘Weiss, 39, all of Philadelphia. Nabried, the only Negro in the group, wore a white T shirt. Weiss sported a tan T shirt very similar to those issued by the government ito servicemen. “owenfels had on ja blue sports shirt and carried a sports jacket over his shoulder. Kuzma was described by the FBI Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Thursday. July 30, 1953 Merchant Retires _ Fil, Fpeeex .Feyer aaiite ie TH Hea if gbegii iF i gee fi both of them spent most of| tie srict messy day at their department store ing right with the sales force. | CENTRAL PHARMACY - 923 White 2 oS Se i CHARLES ARONOVITZ Long-time Key West Merchant! \ Mat. 28 4:06 Night 6:12 & 8:18 AIR CONDITIONED Thom, .Fri.- Sai, | > =Son. = tae ltl PV ANQUISHET Retires To Well-Earned Rest} By DOROTHY RAYMER jof Aronovitz will continue in bus- | And so Charles Aronovitz took up ing the business on his own since 1939. Now the day has come again MORNRS = eae conn as a am giving “up active business where his father left off, continu-'life reluctantly, It took plenty of] Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. pressure from my family who think I need a rest, I'm going to continue workirg right up to the| /when a father has decided to let ajlast few weeks of the final selling ‘ * son continue the name in trade. out of everything in the store “Communist party candidate for |Charies Aronovitz, son of David, Pennsylvania representative in 1940/nas decided to retire from the life and former manager editor of the|of » busy merchant to the life of a Pennsylvania edition of the Work-|retired businessman who has cer- er,” Nabried as “organizer of the tainly earned a rest. However, his est.” Communist party in eastern Penn-|son Sydney, will maintain the fa 'try to give that extra public. I appreciate in the past and it’s thanking the public for Sun. - Mon., ily tradition, with a different t; pe In Apprecigtion of Your Past Patronage further hearing. We Are Offering Lowenfels was seized at his sum- — | at mer cottage in Weymouth, N. J. Se - paae | hea | 18 MONTHS ................. 11. : 3 VEARS we 19.85 exch, await bail or the LOU SMITH, 1116 White} t Why Not Compare Accommodations? of : al MIAMI * i who a “Is this a formal ar- ent?” . He was told by Carr it was just Bi 5 HA Men’‘s St sie | oe ; YOUR PURE OIL DEALER Aa" Sicnargne mags oad : vailable — Parking Facilities i } Tires . . Tubes... Batteries] “"" “se Hable Espanol Ladies’ = friendship” T.V. Service [ill pa AND MA KETTLE ON VACATION ............ 7:30 and 10:48 218 SIMONTON STREET, SON OF ALI BABA nvm 1393 ONLY | i TEL. 2-1632 sPANMUNJOM (Israel ’ ‘stein, an author who has lived for progress At Drastic REDUCTIONS Regardless of Cost Factory Methods Used — | All Work Guaranteed Marine Radios & Asst. Equipment | FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE — SEE... DAVID CIFELLI $20 Truman Ave. (Rear) Dial 2-7637 brother of the U. S. President. “Descartes” is a pen name used ral BER CHAS. ARONOVITZ. BOX OFFICE OPENS 1:45 P.M. CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE PHONE 29419 FOR TIME SCHEDULE BOX OFFICE OPEN TILL 9:00 P.M. San Carlos Theatre Air Conditioned Tie CHAS. ARONOVITZ™ snr" Key West's Largest Store mg