The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 16, 1953, Page 2

Poge? _THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Fridey, October 16. 198, Thirteen Commission [RAMSEY TELLS ROTARY Coming Events {BGOR OID OR OLD (Continued From Page One) (Continued From Page One) | “fantastic purchases” although he'gave as his reasons economy and FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16— OCTOBER | CleanUpSale |e TODAYS accra cent oe, ts ay Seen ol — P . STOCK MARKET ==. He said his light bill ha] ogee Key Wert except eral Baptist Church. 8 30 pm | CRAIG | pitt’s LICENSED SERVICE fSc7aa STATION | PAWN SHOP Sales Francis at Truman Weatherman » f z doubled and that he would work! it rains,” he said stating that Game night, CPO Club, NAS. DIAL 2-9193 703 Duval Street NEW YORK W — The stock'for the establishment of a steam-|while the city has 65 million gal- Jayteen Youth Center Dance, i c o Says =e advanced today lek with ip ie pee ss eas: lions of water a month there is’ Poinciana, 8 to 11 pm. a Your PURE OIL Dealer pened he much less vigor By lay sini |need for 80 million gallons. Cayo Hueso Grotto at Red Man's 7. : - Key West and vicinity: Mostly, herf the biggest «ally of the year! Parrott said that he favors the|""During the question period which’ Hall, 8 p.m. Tires .. Tubes oe Batteries STRONG ARM BRAND COFFER $e ars : 8 staged. ‘ round a {Fm of government we have followed, E. A. Strunk, Jr. asked Shrine Club, JayCee Clubhouse ACCESSORIES | Tri " i Flee regtlllctret a prea now—“the state representative when the proposed water bonds at diag toe { Pythian Sisters aaa nump. brief showers chiefly after sunset. 075 io Ge deleee Sroctions, * did a good job.” |would be paid. Triangle Club of Pythian Sisters, | Coffee Moderate to fresh northeasterly . EVERY CAR UNCONDI. | n 0 A . “I don’t know,” replied Ramsey,) 7:30 p.m., place to be announc-| Age RADIO an | Trading was brisk right from the! Roberts said that he liked toe," 8 that it was pesrat no pay- ed. CIFELLI TV. Service Mill jurday about 85 degrees; low.(sta%t with many large blocks on city manager form of government ments would have to be made over SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17— at IONALLY GUARAN.- Jed Saturday about 85 degrees; low. | | | pare MECHANICALLY | et tonight about 73 degrees. ee Electric, yesterday's — a a Radic peace the first five years, until the pipe-| Youth for Christ Rally, Fleming! Factory Methods Used— | ALL GROCERS : i i sie ‘i i meres. Wa ayor Harvey line be; ying for itself. Street Methodist Church, 722) PERFECT for 30 DAYS | ii ’siturde corp nan rd most active issue with a gain of that when the tax valuation in\Umeegen Pag for itself. || Street Methodist Church, 723) 401 Work Guaranteed - thru Saturday except showers at'3 ts, ed today off 3% a : i | Y y & P. scattered placed near the lower78% on’a ble y sres,|te city Goes up, it may be pos- of Key West, asked f the pump) Dance, CPO Club at Naval Air Marine Radios & Asst. E;vipment i i é : i | FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE |Your Grocer SELLS That Good nd " sible to lower tax millage some-'recently put into operation by the) Station, Keynotes Combo, 8| : Buy With | detoowrtle _ "the Florid after the company announced plans | What. Roberts said he advocated y, S. Navy, which will increase! p.m. till. . . | rece SEB. STAR * BRAND * Strait : Moderate winds inate for builing an atomic reactor for|* PrOStam of permanent street the city’s water supply by one mil- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18— } DAVID CIFELLI ‘ Confidence sertheast and east. Weather partly|electricity production. |repair and would like to see a jion gallons a day, does not bring) Cocktail Hour, 5 to 7 p. m. at! AMERICAN CPO Club 920 Truman Ave. (Rear) and CUBAN COFFEE “Marti” Nro. 3, Orden) TELEPHONE 2-7637 |—rry A POUND TODAY—<« Caballero de la Luz, Inc.,| STR Mat. 2 & 4:06 Night 6:12 & 8:18 AND AIR CONDITIONED it Pall e ing joint city-industry _ promotion the supply all the water needed.) N/ From A Doser Wich [emis wi sctnced serves a Aneag Ge beset peeemieal ict, Sap to la oe hana Rey Steed Senta Over 37 Years of Be crday, a eae. railroads, oils, coppers, rubbers,|4%d tourist business. He oifered| never been assured of an ees es ye ‘and chemicals. Other sections were|his 16 years of city service as} quate water supply from th meets at the Casa Temple, 422 Satisfied Service | East Gulf: Moderate northeast) sady or narrowly mixed. his qualification for the post he! vy. We only get what is left Amelia St., 3:30 p.m. \ To This Community {#4 ¢4st winds. Weather fair over| ia Sas is seeking. over. We need to build our own MONDAY, OCTOBER i9— | north Poron, and partly cloudy! RUSSIA WANTS A PART |_ DF: Delio Cobo, Albert Lopez st) line, and quis paying another out- | Gym classes for O.W.C., Sea ‘ Julio Cabanas, Jr., the only candi-| fit for our water. We can con-| Plane Base, 10 a.m. 1 3 1949 Chevrolet Truck} portion thru Saturday. (Continued From Page One) dates in Group Two to answer the! tribute that money to the con- | Jayteen Youth Center, Poinciana | , $797.00 | Western Caribbean: Moderate |ynilateral” action on Trieste|query, sai dthat they were not in| struction of our own pipeline.” | movies, 8 p. m. Fri. and Sat. Sun. - Mon. - Tues. “as A-1 Condition easterly winds and partly cloudy reached by the United States, Brit-|favor of further sales of bay bot-| Harvey then asked why the plan’ Alcoholics Anonymous open | : }weather with scattered showers ain, Italy and Yugoslavia. |tom land in the city but they qua- for building the pipeline in “easy meeting, 51544 Duval Street, and Wed. 1950 Chevrolet, Sub. thru Saturday. | This was a rap at Yugoslav lified their stand by saying that stages,” step by step down the 8 p.m. fi ‘4 * || Weather summary for the tropi-|Presidnt Tito’s proposal that the) “the Public interest should be serv-/Keys with each section paying for| Logia Marti No. 3, Orden Cabal. | $997.00 eal Atlantic, Caribbean Sea and Trieste issue be considered at aed.” litself before undertaking a new| — leros de Marti, Inc., at Temple, jthe Eastern Gulf of Mexico: A large low pressure area is moving) Nice Shape conference of those four nations. Henry Suarez, only Negro can- U. S. and British offici: ‘one, was not adopted by the Aque- 919 Elizabeth St., 8 p.m. indi-\didate in the election did not dis- duct Commission. | j northeastward in the Atlantic 300\cated they would await the out this issue. He said that he| Ramsey pointed out that such a Freak Mishap Kills 4 1951 Chrysler, 4-Door | miles south of Bermuda. Conditions) come of the London meeting to|has been away from the city for method would be contrary to effi- pea ean ee : $1797.00 elsewhere in the hurricane belt re-|decide what tack to take in the\a long time and that “he is con-\ciency and economy. | é Radio and Heater main normal. council debate. ducting a survey which is now| The controversial ad valorem ("> 23-year-old rookie .policeman, | 2 Te . bent over to pick up a package [1gy) NOLAN - ALTER ABEL - JAMES ARNESS ii) —— 1 Italy and Yugoslavia, rival/incomplete.”” He did go on record/property tax issue arose when the °© Pe ji. 1953 DODGE, 4-Door || Key West, Fla, Oct. 16, 1953 [claimants to Trieste, both ap-|as saying that he would like to im-| Aqueduct Commission found it im- ayngicn fieartecea hc pies: A Devine ints as WT wean ashy 197.00 Observations Taken At City Office|peared to be standing pat until|prove City-Navy relations and that|possible to borrow from Federal the street and discharged, wound. | ‘S’@@smom » come « HAIER BS - $2197. at 8 A.M. EST they learn the outcome of the Lon-jhe would like to see free movies funds and turned to private sour- ; him fatally i Gyro - Torque - 6,000 Miles don talks. for children, ces for the financing of the pro-| : WarNeRPHONIC SOUND TEMPERATURES - Vishinsky led off his remarks} Cabanas, among other things, fa-\posed pipeline. Private backers! . 1952 Plymouth, 2-Door $1497.00 Heater - New Paint Highest yesterday _-— 84/last night with a rehash of Russia’s| vors the ploughing back of electric)have turned a deaf ear unless the! DEAD NAVY MOTHER Lowest last DIght vmnunnmonon 74/arlier charge that the United|company profits in an attempt to| investment can be underwritten by| (Continued from Page One) Mean ____ 79)States and Britain violated the 1947 lower electric rates. He said he'll/a tax on Key West property own- lowing doctors participated in the j jItalian Peace Treaty by their de-| go all-out for the youth of the com-|ers should additional revenue be Operation that delivered the Bur- (+) oe Mat. 3:30 Night 6:30 % 8:30 . be sige CIPITATION * cision to turn over Trieste’s Zone sere Z necessary to keep the project sol- nette baby: J. P. Moran, surgeon, | us RR E AIR COOLED E 1951 Pontiac, 4-Door tah ney Age 02 ins,|4—0ccupied by British and Ameri-/ Dr. Cobo stood on his record on vent and protect the invested capi-|I. V. Wright, L. K. Branch, and| : $1397.00 Lhe sate month 408 ine. [Cm roowe—to Telly. the commission, “But, I honestly tal. poue ook | : 4 Radio and Heater Excess this month 54 ins |, tle U: S. Delegate Henry Cabot} can’t see an immediate reduction = Fri. and Sat. Sun. - Mon. - Tues. juss a frctalithte weaz 40:96 ins, Lodge Jr: told the council that the| in taxes — there are a lot of things|Painful Obedience NAVY PERSONNEL and Wed. Allied discussion on Trieste was an|we want to accomplish,” he sa B (Continued from honest attempt to reach stabil Lopez’ platform stressed better 1952 Morris Minor, 2-dr. in this group who had paralytic Excess this year 8.54 ins. | PAW PAW, Mich. —Gerald =e ity i 1 i bert, 28, of Plainwell, Mic! i i 997.00 Relative Humidity, 7 A.M. . [ity in a vexed part of the world.” |police and -fire training and per-/Lambert, 28, inwems 2.» polio, one died. The other 11 men i a 8 ‘Auto 83% Lodge accused the Russians of| manent street repair. choses the aw A aera motorist/had non-paralytic polio. Six of the \ FIRST TIME ——— ean dredging up the Trieste issue. he is a “Conch” and a successful|‘dn’t. So far Lambert's the only | women had paralytic polio and one . BIG STARS . D. perenne: (Sea ity ~ AM \dormant in the couneil—j businessman. one to suffer. = \died. The other 13 women had non- N 1949 Dodge, 4-Door .00 ins.—1015.9 mbs, make trouble and spread propa-| Louis Carbonell, who is running|, b@mbert was signaling for a left | paratytic polio. = MIT ' $997.00 _Tomerrow’s Almanac ganda. in Group Three said that he thinks| {urn here yesuireaysehes oe ne To sum up, of the 50 case: CHUM! Radio [Sunrise —_____ 6:26 am. the city ought to buy bay bottom | passing Se steack Gahan break.| “ere paralytic and 29 non: DARN ELL! 4 Sunset 5:59 p.m.) 4. CANDIDATES SPEAK |land and said that he cannot Be ling it i ? lytic. Moonrise iy P.m.| (Continued From Page One) | any tax reduction in the near fu- ¢ _— —_ ee igs = ‘lis the basis for the bond issue,|ture. He said that he'd like to make 8 * er will speak. The meeting will be|Use of cigarette tax money to in- i ; There have been five deaths ae are; looking: forthe other | tom polio in Monroe County this Z ./year as against no deaths last A Good Price held at the Marathon Chamber of @Ugurate a street program. 3 work for the youth of the com- year. Three of the deaths oc- — Commerce. Ben Zn said ny baal ‘No munity, if elected. jeurzed at eran Hospitals S 1949 Chev., Con. Cpe Mayor C, B. Harvey and attorney Promises whatsoever make on; Jack Delaney was the only can-) Last year there were 14 cases in $597.00 J. ¥. Porter, IV, have been invited|!ower taxes - we have a cham-ididate in Group Five to appear.|Monroe County. Three of those f New Top - Radio am, and have indicated they will attend. pases appetite on a beer income/He said he was opposed to ba: mM, Monroe County freeholders will . bottom sales, could see no redu : go to the polls October 27 to decide| He said that “bolita” was theltion in taxes and would make ni 1950 Dodge, Conv. the issue. city’s chief source of revenue “‘be-|swegping promises as to what he| $997.00 Caldes Channel Pree oae “eH ae days! wi accomplish if re-elected. : 'URD of “hard reality,” the Navy is now,|He said that he would like to see New Top and Paint — Pee ee ) followed by fishing and shrimpi four-day Pan American Exposi- Me ence ame ines Hey l apa thalthaces havite ra ah q He, Pointed out that he was quali-ition promoted here. Hj reat + ieved eee HHH 24 , 1951 Ford, 4-Door rs Figpbreddanaid/ ISGLITRonee fied for the job because he is an] Jack Clarke was the moderator)3g Mos-—110 Amp. 18.85 Exch, $1297.00 beat Fisher in a case of mistaken sony, ~ -"but I worked as a bar- for the affair which consumed two| oy smiTH_i11 WHITE ST, tender during the depre: . hours. Radio - Spotlight - Overdrive be added. identity. j r ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA | Fisher {s survived by his wife,/, LOus M- J. Eisner said that bay bottom land should not be sold - 1951 Dodge, 4-Door Reference Station: Key West [Eddie Fisher, 411 William Street “except in s of dire necessity.” | $1297.00 Time of Height ofjand a sister, Mrs. Leath Ketchings, |r7¢ favors the city manager plan Station— . Tide high water|Stuart, Florida. A native Key Wi Radio - Paint Like New Bahia Honda er, Fisher was employed as a m 1946 Steal: 4Doce (bridge) ———-oh 10m = 8.9 ft \chinist in Miami for several years | Wo Name Key and only recerttly returned here| $497.00 | east end) —+2h 20m where he has been engaged in com- New Paint favors the sale of some bay bot- tom land “‘if it is to the city’s mercial fishing. 1951 Chev., Del. Van DEATHS Subscribe To The Citizen|advantage.” He said that he cae $1197.00 | | a CANDLELIGHT DINING ROOM 1203 VIRGINIA STREET and suggested the city try out the charter as it now stands before Passing judgement. q Charles Parra, who will oppose Eisner in Group Four said that he THROUGH SATURDAY The Mightiest Spectacle! The Warmest Romance! MRS. MAY RIDLON HUNT | 1949 Chrysler, Clb. Cpe. Word was received today by Mrs. The Biggest Laughs! $897.00 Benjamin Lopez of the death off Wishes To Announce Its s; ial ‘ : A a eco es 0 = vile on'Oet. iS Funeral ter SEASONAL OPENING ON Jean Simmons Robert Newton a $1497.00 Loeer ee Hun le a mate etd Dinne S d fr bt 10 . Pa ester and live: ere unt several I I bgp re pcg inners oerved Irom 0 10 Victor Mature Maurice Evans ransportation Jacksonville to make her home. PHONE 2-2897 A Stern Roman Captain As Caesar, Suave, Wily, She is survived by one daughter, , ; ‘ Elegant and Cruel ALAN YOUNG AS ANDROCLES, HENPECKED TAILOR WHO LOVED LIONS Gabriel Pascal Presents Mrs. Alice Wager; one sister, Mrs. Lelah E. Akin and two grandhil- dren, all of Jacksonville. Specials MRS, EFFIE M. PAULS “46 Ford $397 : anoek = Mrs. Effie M. Pauls, 62, organi-_| 38 Hudson $ 97 zer and first president of the Bus- COUPE iness and Professional Women’s Overseas Hotel Restaurant, Coffee Shop and Dining Room : Club here, died Sunday at her home 917 FLEMING STREET i - Rept d| ws TEXAN MEETS ana *$197 Se gence eal Rt oe re AN ALM Bernard Shaw’s ! ilANITY JANE = ire tary of the Chamber of Commerce Weekend Specials from $1.00 Up ie oc Conaed 7. "40 Plymouth $197 | ere, st moved to teh Soraes] Sundery Full Course Dinner $1.25 and Up "89 Studel kerg 45 a Business and Professional Wo-] PREPARED TO PERFECTION .. SERVED WITH COURTESY that city, C5, ied by her husband, | . William J. Pauls; three daughters, ‘40 Oldemohilegs 47 Mrs, Eita Lou’ Warnock,” High! e #DOOR ........ Springs, Mrs. Vera Mae Pummell Ke West Trim 0 and Mrs. Alice Rose Holly, Hort Clinton; two sons, Richard H.| 202 ELIZABETH STREET Eee High Springs, and ieonieg Hearn eae Key West’s Newest Trim Shop NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS “ANDROCLES" AND THE LION" ‘Crete 90 NAVARRO, Leo H. Windish, Toledo, Ohio; and a sister, Mrs. Florence Michel, Seffner, Florida. : ncTavesite services were held bl SPAT COVERS noon rama § Mer ee | é - HEADLINERS TOPS CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE nc. B Die In Train Wreck PHONE 2-419 FOR TIME SCHEDULE BOX OFFICE OPEN TILL 9:00 P.M. Thursday and Friday SEREZIN, France w—Eight per- sons were reported killed and 15 seriously injured today when a 601 Duval Street TELEPHONE 2-7041 Starting af $29.95 and Up USED CAR LOT | wis, ‘ie rammed isto we} Come In and See Joe Mycek, San Carlos Theatre EE) Fad Mrs. Mike’ 424 Southard Street Sites here. | al panacea = R Manager, for Free Estimate Air Conditioned reported sughtly hurt, | a aiid laa