The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 14, 1953, Page 10

Peget® «THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, September 14, 1959 Teo Be Restored station so Frank Winters can qn bave @ view from bis back porch. ~ Jer! Winters opposed the building of is going to demolish a gaso-* lebritorium wing to the gas sta- " —— tion because it blocked his view of science is clear, I'll leave the rest the street. to their (the Supreme Court's) An attorney for the big oi! com. Py ipany told the local noning board y that they would tear down their old station and rebuild one with a lubritorium eight feet back from Winters’ femete can see the town's main Loin Chops . Ib. 58¢ Cube Steaks. 1b. 69c Se eSEeNtGeSS ; scp a kell st = ee Pa—During its first public showing at International Airport here, the U.S. Air Force's new YH-16, the world’s largest transport helicopter, dwarfs the Navy's HUP-2 H-21 “Work Horse,” largest hejicopter now in service. Forty soldiers, DIRR'S WIENERS “2° Ih. 39 : BEEF or LAMB LIVER . Ih. 2c litter patients or three jeeps may be car aboard the craft—this country's first twin-engine tandem transport ‘copter. The YH-16 has a cruising speed of 146.7 MPH.—United ee Press Telephoto. ' | GA. SHIPPED GRADE A, WHOLE OR CUT.UP! U.N. TENSION REVIVES ON PEACE TALK PLAN =| ROK Trials Begin By JAMES BACON f ili ety eff ors bl if : KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP 2 Y% Gal. CLOROX .... eset bal ASTOR, ALL GRINDS 1-Lb, Cc COFFEE.....* JELLO ......4-99 Apple Sauce 4 QQ 39 ich fi 3 i a i bs ity Z : fall »| “It takes a while for people to get to like me. I may seem like a weird charecter at first but once | you know me, I'm an okay guy. opening and huddled Of course, | may have to buy le jsome of them a house first, but This morning's session of the eventually they get to like me.” delegation at the U. 8. mission) Vic is a likable fellow and prob- headquarters on Park Avenue was ably boasts more friends among the first time that the new dele-|rank-and file studio employes than gatee—Gov. James F. Byrnes,| most stars. He socializes more with : Henry Ford 1, Reps. Frances P,\them than he does with other ac- IDAHO (R-Ohio) and James P. tors. p “You U. 8. No. 1 New Crop Idaho Potatoes 5™ 29 chien ‘ — fous free lancing.” Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., perma-| Piper Laurie, Vic's co-star in nent U, 8. delegate, came back|“Rangers of the North,” joined us from @ vacation sast night to joinjin the dressing room the group, which includes his dep~| She reported that the director tty James Wadsworth, and these|wasn't satisfied with the ending alternate delegates: James D, Zel- wherein Vie rescues her from a lerbach, San Francisco industrial- glacier fall ist; Archibald J. Carey Jr., min- ister in a Chicago African Meth Charles Mayo, of the Mayo Clinic and Mrs. Osward B. Lord, a mem. ber of the U. N. Human Rights Com mission. Byrnes, now governor of South Carolina, was secretary of state under President Truman in 1945 aod 1946, He has dealt with the Russians in Big Four meetings and at the Paris peace conference in 1066. He is no stranger to Russia's chief delegate Andrei Vishinsky and Jacob Malik. The latter, now Russian ambassador in London is due here Tuesday morning to help Vishinsky. Malik’s assignment was Tegarded as a sure tip that the Russians would come up with some Rew disarmament proposal based @n their claim of having mastered the hydrogen bomb. “Tell him we'll have the snow melt when I kiss you. Then we can make a sequel called ‘What- ever Became of Glacier National Park?” | Vie is sequel happy since com- pletion of “The Robe". His bosses were so happy with his portral of the slave Demetrius that the: - mediately made “Demetrius and the Gladiators.” This could lead to that inevitable Hollywood cycle of “Demetrius Strikes Back” and “Son of Deme- trius.” For Most Cars 12 Mes 8 Amp, ..$ 6.95 Exch. 18 Mes.—100 Amp. —. 11.95 Exch. 24 Mos.—110 Amp. ... 14.45 Exch. % Mos.—t10 Amp. —. 18.85 Exch. LOU SMITH—1116 WHITE ST, eR 524 Southard St. CANTALOUPES California Vine Ripened Jumbo 45‘s