The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 31, 1953, Page 4

Soaring realty values probably is the main factor in| movements to beautify a community, When the price of, i Today’s Business Mirror Teal estate is low, residents lack the incentive to mak: improvements to beautify a town. That has been pst of Key West as well as many another city. - Key West had its most successful beau:ificati campaign under the direction of the Woman's Club per ao more upeoeigal-hestee was its pres- Resident a ax an ras today have many manifestations of what! The-mahogany trees you see along Key West streets today were planted during that campaign. Miss Mollie Parker and Mrs. William Phelan, members of the Key West Woman's Club, planted mahogany seeds, and when UNCLE ADLAI HARDLY GETS IN THE DOOR WIRRIS—~ By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK w—Business prof- books will keep. most. companies, ~ | Orders for steel already on the’ ib : i ening than will the fact that users ‘of steel for the making of civilian agix a iif Ht sEe age? a HE i iit 2 i A g EEE 24 He gE i 5 £ i |... do they get a fun or relaxation from such) ‘things? A young bridegroom does |, anyway, to get back to the have so many, many things to! bridegroom, he seems.to lack jearn” | that comes in a male pack-| Well, that is when I backed out) a good job, a car the door fast. For I recalled the 4 lold story of the woman who, on) do to please jeaying her kids at home while sewing on a button'she went on an errand, warned cake, Never them sternly, “Now, whatever you ido, don’t put any beans up your) ‘inose.” The kids had never heard: - of such a thing. But naturally when} the mother returned every child had -a nose stuck full of beans. | That's why I am against the IP Ohio housewife’s “Ten Golden, t Rules” for bridegrooms, class cf 1953. The bad ones already have beans up their noses. But why give’ ithe good ones the idea? | NEW YORK w—We are just jentering the real magic carpet Me age. Before the year 2,000 some Amer- ican mother, noticing her daughter | offer furiously packing her suitease on a Saturday morning, will ask; “Where are you going, Mary?” “To Caito. They're having a Ministers should-/houseboat-on-the-Nile party there ‘Church Poor tonight,” Mary will reply. “Now seem neces- don’t worry, Mother. I'll be home Peat entre seeds aifteate Hi $3 J g< E sgt fH a4 8 z i z se 25 § Rs F E i ag Ba Ball ak Basted g E gE Tt tomorrow afternoon.” iy i i 7 | 2b f wilh df er tbEAUl? é HL ! if i ff gf Pir & 52 a98 3 milk train to the city, Late that evening returning [he wearily stepped off a train at his depot. “Have a good trip, Jeb?" asked a hanger-on, “Yep.” “Tell me, what's Boston really like?” “Boston?” said Jeb, ‘Well, to tell you the truth, there was so Veto U.N. Move SHEDIACEN. B. if — Foreign Secretary Lester B. Pearson im- jDlied Wednesday that Canada will fight any attempt by the United ‘States to veto seating of Commu- nis China in the United Nations. lady; Weekend tourists trips to the tt moon probably won’t be popular til a few years ajter that. Such ideas still sound a bit fan- tastie to’ us. But hew the genera: ‘tion of 1900 would have hooted if someone had said that in 1953 air- ul F FEE ite Pe the resultant plants were large enough tra: Planted near the outer edge mre ga aera I i RE & is a § gE = Lf Bi barrel. Since then they have been more steel than they were actually consuming in order to re- build their depleted steel inven- tories. Benjamin F. Fairless, chairman ‘of United States Steel Corp., calls inventory building ‘‘a substan- Set the ‘strength’ in steel demand in:the past year” and ‘believes that consumer inventories \“are now. approaching balance.” Some steel users are going to “profit cost-wise as the steel indus- try gets back to normal. This is because some of them—like the “|auto = ae been paying Walter L.. Green, labove-list .prices ‘for steel. 9 | American Burea have been buying steel where they ps sre hong gga could find it.and having mills con-/will top last year’s peacetime ree- vert it to their ug specifi- ord. But a “marked decline” in} ; cations—paying the high conver-'new orders in the last six months: ; | In 1620 it took the Pilgrim apa of'sion rate so they could get the may slow down the yards after the Be neat when going out with Fathers 96 days in the Mayflower . motor in-|<tee} they needed for record auto 1954, wife. Always wear a necktie tg reach America, and there was AS per cent further output. i | i unless it's 100 in the shade, ino Grover Whalen to greet. them are TUN) ‘The Iron Age, steel trade week- other customers still unsatisfied,| "7; Don't be @ grouch about your Nope, just a few wild Indians, com> ‘and live longer. 773 - “8. You. are probably a boss in, mf pra, ith pipe some capacity in your job. Butjwhich a fellow couid go from Bos- ben peda PE agectol a ie to New York in only a week, / x . Sugg ridii ich every Round Table TalksBetter Bombers _ jars syrecsea ou nt exicom ton t's, ma to 10 p.m: Now ‘ ike ld ther? ‘ ed B Nehru ee ee The Glenn Llu hosbend ob all Gace Pes rk ie me can fly gon ae TS y ata bee a a ring inch eae agp peels re eg “% wing go Appling ° c i vi \ pier” ave get out h Prior To UN. Meetis.; door designed to make it) “10. Never forget. that, although jif it gets stuck. ‘ 4 { ier and safer for a bomber|Woman is supposed to be the weak-| Today the space between nations its NEW DELHI, ‘India (#—Indian {P°e0T tte exolesives Crossword Puzzle i BR & z : ie a i j aH a5 .{two dreamy but impractical Wright brothers even thought a heavier- ithan-air machine could ever fly. F E E Hip |It took him 16 days more to reach. \Cuba, which he was sure must be Japan, After four cays passed with f - ‘out seeing any geisha girls, how- a ae smoke, don't {iP ever, he decided he must be_in ~ sand ashes all over the some other part of Asia. i § Hi at IR [> MEGIE RIMIAIN| E}RMMO}R| 1 (OjLIE] Mi aA Seal) 170) <a A i 7 iiz|—lo) palo Prime Minister Nehru urges that) ed the assistance of Key West Boy Scouts in the proposal, ithe Korean War ape with, the Over ‘te dee and they have agreed to put the path in good condition.|the first six months of Koreans in advance of the Aug. ter 2 full 180 degrees, bs ‘The Chamber will endeavor to make the grounds as|previous comps-|17 meeting of the U. N. Assembly. (eFe, @ropped and the door fippe Across 24, Tiegare attractive as those at Bahia Honda, which are visited by ies had combined ‘net income aft-; The Assembly will plot the = oe . . 1. Expense 28. Fame hundreds of Key West d th er taxes of $2,445.085,208. ltamework of the post-conflict! Result:’no open bomb bay doors) 5. Thicket 30. Tracks ey ers and thousands of other people. ‘The list includes both big and political conference, to be held ‘© cut down the plane's speed. 10. Evergreen 34, Prophet The improvement, when completed, will go further small companies ard is spread within 90 days of the armissice The door is being used in the |) Nee. 36. Uneven « es than providing an ides! place for an outing by residents, "sh 30 major industry groups. signing, but Nehru said the views Company's new XBSI three.jét tac- [Ton tt Seen crest thrown, Key West, ; p ~* But the list, of course, is only .a of the Chinese and Korean Reds tical bomber. : 40. Bar of wood ican ine as ey West, as a winter resort, needs it for the entertain- sampling of the thousands of com- should. be considered. Neither gre | 14. Delicious eset | Since 1'm in the siness — ment of tourists. (pani members of the United. Nations. MORE FRENCHMEN. Pig Age. bf sob aad op Dick's Tire Service, 929 Truman i Sa ESS) >] [zi>] o R [PIL IAIN) AP BINS sit iRle wis] Soiution of Yesterday's Puzzie 3. Glut ‘The proper course would be for PARIS (4) — Thexpopulation of! f ate consultation: between the France has increased by 2,600,000) of all corporations 'great powers concerned, enabling since the war, and at the start of gre: A new record in cross-c ‘and biting much higher when the'them to put forward an agreed ther 740,000 French-| ountry hiking was claimed ‘alls | o ‘oat S eater na e were 4,740,000 French-| ‘Wale at recently by David Power, 61-year-old vegetarian. Mr. | conference. Pie ia : : é Power claimed he had hiked across the United States |" The composition and functions| England's Royal Marines were 2 Onset ae from Santa Monice, California, to New York in seventy. Mente che eek’ cist ta te Usbed ne Mia seks dhacd & teaetiiie Wisin rias ans Profit Nations General Assembly,” he parties,” he added, “and if the last year's by a declared. |political conference is a part of Yj 9. Growing ou and was set in 1910, To accomplish this feat, Power Nehru suggested a three-point that armistice, then the political | 10. sg ce oo claims he averaged walk t i f an agree- 12. Large plaut ing over forty miles a day, six| New YORE w— Sicel mills will “Pat the bet fing: k ceulaginast Wenesen ire “commands.| 1g Excl days a week, during his cross-country walkathon. He didjccstinue for about three months deal with the auestoy of Korea (There is ao polut in the Uniled| ie not put in any walking time o nSundays. more to operate st the present itself and not take up a multitude|Nations putting forward resolu-| 22, Female horse The new champion, who covered a distance of 3,160 |nacaey around fe ay pi ma hme ee ieee wear owen A E Bho pry in his a bai began each walking da: peal Conditions. [2 “It is desirable that it (the Nehru emphatically ——_ at seven in the morni inning on Apri! 20th, | By “normal” sieeimasters mean conference) not be too big: India’s stand that Ri China ‘ealitu.varioke psec? bastion a 9g and) slight slackening in demand, now 3. "It should be more a round should be seated ic. the United Ww tal a ys. ss for before the end of the table conference than a cross|Nations, declaring that the world e congratulate Mr. Power on his accomplishment, » would permit them te close table conference and approachjorganization “is iacomplete with-, although we do not necessarily recommend such « bd epg ee Se or ae? ERENT. SS * ee ene eee ae ibe gi ture, However, if gne hag the inclingtion, {he seventy- (outer tama ie * snsed: population” be. coationsd. "atl , . SF the usual pe-. The Indian leader continued: population,” he . “Until three days and the money to buy food ang shoes for sock Hots of witiioacs and fre “It is odd that nothing bas been this pase of Cama being in the” a trip, it is a good way to get a down-to-earth look at Which have been passed over dur- thus far decided zhout this politi-United Nations is settled, ‘the thase United States ing the years of extra high de- cal conference.” Unted Nations won't i h ‘mand for steel. ‘ “The armistice is between two properly and effectively.” ON CROSS.COUNTRY WALKING +f i 3 ; a Surgeal thread § i Fs 3ee i : f 5 i you can save money by your present tires or buying ones. Our aim is to build up sales and steady customers we iship st Diek's -Tire Service. iPh. No, ~2-2842, (advt.)