The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 11, 1953, Page 1

FERRI 3 al (a it i at sf Hopes For Stay In Rent Increas End; Repair Budget Upped Slightly xxe Accused Child | Molester Said | To Have Used Company Funds By Jim Coss Paul “Curley” Schiintz, Avenue, who is slated for! trial on four charges of child jmolesting, faces possible added woe for embezzle- ent because he allegedly d funds belonging to the company with which he was mployed to pay a bonds- man’s fee for his release from the County Jail, it was learned today. / Schlintg gained his free-, 44, formerly of 1227 2nd| § PRICE Pive Cents xeek Key , West Citisen -\? THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.A. | xe * | ‘Never Any Doubt | About Increases,’ ‘Says PHA Official Hopes among Poinciana S ‘residents that their rents would not be increased as scheduled on October 1, were quashed last night when Lester Persell, chief management section of the Public Housing Administra- tion in Atlanta said that “there has never been any doubt that the increases would take effect.” But, Persell said that he is recommending that the maintenance budget be in- creased about ten per cent annually in answer to com- plaints that the projects are sub-standard, Lows M, renovations made ause we never in an At fi ine fet; gS On38i #3 . ne 2 CLIFPSIDE PARK, N. J—Mrs. Anne Spads, 29-year-old mother of nine children, holds her trophy here last night after being select- | H ¥s Manchuria “until coastline lessening by the hour jenguees (Red)| & pF cee Demgphen” oy Fw ed Mrs, New Jefsey. The blonde, brown eyed housewife from the unoffi- | Whippany, whose brood ranges in age from eight months to eight pny pnaeat mnie A RB ool years, will represent her state in the Mrs. America contest at | _ ommunists and|tinued course to the northeast,, Asbury Park, N. J., Sunday. Her husband, Marius, 31, was not |the replacement of outmoded ““Vic- number totaled which would take it out to sea to, present as she gained the title. “I told him to stay home tonight |tery plumbing” and for repair of hie we = in the North AUan-| and take care of the children,” she said. Wirephoto. structures ai ‘Human- “ : Lcsghadainaie 7 - - Persell added that the outside of its official Red| In the previous advisory, ine the buildings will not be touched. prison-lat 11 p. m. (EST) last i Jim Keen Scores He also said that the program of fag wegy 5 = oa storm = pon Fi t ti Still ‘ : vepeizs @h the project would be . lowa.|too far to west, m nearer egis ration La extremely limited because of @ : : ; ck Of Vote Lagging In Cit a ji = “ Rei Registration Here |ss,<-'. gram of “improvements” will be in the City Hall will be open to- Jim Keen, chairman of the Jun spread over a three month period. jor Chamber of Commerce spov-| The Poinciana projects, built sored “Get Out The Vote" cam under the Lanham Act ,were never jpaign, today pleaded wih Keyjinended to be in ase this long.” West voters to register for voting Persell said. He pointed out that 3 \* the November City elections the 137 units in West Poinclana | Keen told a meeting of tre Jay-|were in use in two other locations cee Public Affairs committee tast before they were brought here and night that he is “very disappoinied erected, including Greenwood, Als- jin the lack of interest in registra-ipamae and Camp Rucker, Georgia. jtions.”* ‘The Housing Administration hes ) : Fey Fe fl 3 i H 3 72 bas 2 F 3 g Hy 5h af Pid : Ey =. Ee & * z a ; i} i | sEzEs8 Ei i Apt E; H litt wilt on i ts ti 3.500 allied troops—oe4 of 1 mericans—who were known) be prisoners, but who were and west of released in the recent POW 2g | rE 3¢ Mis not just a privilege to voteybeen engaged in a program of de- to wants to have a voice in yovern- molishing such housing whenever ment but when it is time to stand possible. They recently tore down up and be counted, they just aren't 9,000 units in Brunswick, Georgie around,” Keen said. (Continued On Page Two) He pointed out that with only - - : sbout 3,800 registrants to date, it will be necessary for Key Westers te take the time to go to the City Hall immediately to avoid waiting in long lines “Tt is not just a privelige to vote it is w civie duty. We have just (Cantinued On Page Twor ne Lal ! iLitis} i shir Hitt WE OPEN AT 11:09 AM. SUNDAYS Take Advantage of Our TURKEY DINNER... 95¢ tute Gl0D <emitio WE SERVE \% FRIED CHICKEN IN BASKET with | pow Fries, $700 B SC Butter ...... Air Conditioned ~ Free Parking —~ Tel. 29269 or 22676