The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 15, 1953, Page 2

Pege2? THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ROAD, CONCESSION | ALLIED PERSUASTON 2's protest before they would come (Continued frem Page One; | ‘Continued from Page Une) [out for explanations. It would give i leated itwould renew its request the U.N. Command very little time every day. to interview the 22 Americans, 1 so is a sibility the Briton and 78 balky South Koreans egg anaes Bees stuningt who have not been interviewed. some other move such as a mes-/ If the South Koreans must be Tuesday, December 15, 1953) DELINQUENT SEWER | 3iANSFIELD TESTIFIES NATO COUNCIL i (Continued From Page One) | «(Continued From Page One) from case une) | a list of all delinquent sewer|Gordon had said that the hole wasicent Big Three Bermuda confer- can be obtained from Paul E. The_ seountes. Jseven inches by it inches by 13/ence and the current NATO talks Sawyer, county attorney. Specifi- The action will also result auto-inches and four inches deep. | Although no official mention was” 4 pl ea vce oa jmatically in a lien being placed| Mrs. Mansfield, who wears a size|made of the Dulles statement, ‘tions and plans on the road pro ea erman jagainst the property of those with|seven shoe, said when she stepped| French sources said privately that jects can be obtained from the of- a pinined to first, os the balky Am ° |delinquent bills, Lang said. jinto the she fell, striking her|his remarks might reduce still fur- fice of the county clerk in the/sage to the prisoners, a request to Dales. ON) St tin Deriod Sa | “All citizens who have delinquent head ant the left side of her body|ther the chances that the National county court house. broadcast to the men, or possibly icans : way < ; ed to bring them/°" | Wilbur Curry, “formerly of Key *°counts are WE 1 oot Assembly would ratify the EDC, jj bids must be in the hands of ©Ve® @ request to be allowed to sroaurienaaecns up —_— rea = 0 jana tio! Key West and Vicinity: Mostly! west died on Dec. up to date and avoid unpleasant) something in | Treaty. the county clerk on or before 2 send explainers inside the com- Plana ing been made to the ‘ ¥ jwest, on Dec. 11 in Jackson! publicity attendant with legal Pro-| testified. cloudy toda: tonight, The secretary's blast also ap-» m Dec, 30. pound. There was no official com-/U S. soldiers. ey 4 evn * Memorial Hospital, Miami, after cesses,” Lang declared. | “Someone tried to move me as | [peared aimed at Italy and Britain. _™ or |ment, however. clear Wednesday. Colder tonight’, priet itiness, "To avoid undue hardship on any| '¢y there and | told them, “don't i ard work week in the The Italian government has threat- to set up a Korean peace confer-| Other Moves Considered and Wedoesday Low tonight about) yr Curry came to Key West as citizen having a sewer bill in ex-) es was reduced from $30 to 40 hours in 1950, The s 1 St . United move me. My back is broken’.” [ened to hold up action on EDC)... There was no meeting of the re-)-miec PA poet rs . ioday, The |72 hou gree; high Wednesday about ‘cess of $25, provision | At that point, Mr, | Mansfield) until settlement of its dispute with y who |Patriation commission today. The} 55 degree; ig? y about’, young man about 1890 from a bills ape beck opreg ee into loud, racking sobs and| Yugoslavia over Trieste. Britain , _ = atapdineeyorg the Commission is considering 2 ee CG was originally tm 5 degrees. Fresh northerly winds Greet Turtle Cay, Abaco, Bahama * D@¥ such —— ee - is! or seven weel lengthy protest filed by the South) Somers, Conn., was 3. i G urtle Cay, Abaco, AMA‘ staliment basis. It is suggested|hurried from the court room. His|has turned down French pleas that Koesass whe refesed repatriation. |corporated as a Massechnestts gradually diminishing to moderate Islands. He followed the cigar that any citizens interested in this| wife had been testify j y wi ‘American POWs said the town in 173 but surveyors: later northeasterly, Small craft warning making trade here for about 35 sian see the City Tax Collector then. jthe pact to prevent German dom-\+.nie unless the Communists re- The 7 lowered 11 a. m tract charges that the United years, anh when the ‘big fectories|; That night, she said, she bled inance in the organization. NNRC must satisfactorily answer found it was in Connecticut, Florida: Fair thru Wednesday. from her left ear. For three days) Colder this afternoon. Slightly cold- ex tonight with lowest ranging from 28-30 in interior of north and central portions to 35-40 near the lower East coast. Frost southward to farming sections of Dade and Collier counties. Warmer Wednes- day. Jeanette through the Florida Straits and East Gulf: Moderate to fresh northwest to north winds diminishing this afternoon and to- night and becoming light to mod- erate northerly tonght and variable on Wednesday, Far weather. Western Caribbean: Fresh nor-/Umber of nephews and nieces in es therly winds thru Wednesday. Part-| ly cloudy to cloudy weather with) widely scattered showers, Key West, Fla., Dec. 15, 1953 Observations Taken At City Office, lleft Key West, he moved with his ™mediately, Lang continued. ‘family to Miami. | } isi CITY MOVES TO CANCEL: He has visited in Key West a} ras Fie Pas Oust number of times during the past! few years and relatives and friends will miss his visits, the last of which was only a few months ago. Survivors include two daughters, agreement is not valid for two rea-| Mrs. Roy Newton, Southern Pines, N. C., and Mrs. Lily Mae Pendle-. 1, The document was signed by! ‘ton, Tampa; three sons, Harry, former city manager Dave King. Edmond and Robert of Miami; nine Susan Gardner and Miss Tessie Curry, Key West; one brother, T. Key West and Miami. Interment was in Miami on Mon- day, December 14. TODAY'S torney J. Y. Porter stating that the city has cancelled his lease. Reason given was that the lease sons: (Leases negotiated by the city cus- ‘grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. tomarily are signed by the Mayor and the City Clerk.) | 2. The provisions of the lease are \Jenkins Curry, Key Largo, and a not in accordance with the minut- of the meeting at which the |agreement was authorized. At that time, the city authorized ja “rental agreement” but no men- jtion of a “lease” was made in the minutes. City Attorney Porter is out of the suffered heavy nose bleeds as well as internal hemorrhages. She added that she couldn't move) for a long time and that her spine) also pained her. | “I have suffered from the day) I fell,” she said. She told how she had been at- tended by Dr. Aubrey H. Hamil- fon and of 23 months of care by Dr. J. L. Lester, Jr. “Dr. Lester performed the | first operation | ever had,” she said. Even after the operation, she \continued, the pain grew worse. “I told Dr. Lester that is is get- iting late now and it is time to send me to a specialist. I'm dying and you know it,” she said she told Dr. Lester. and three nights, she went on, she/L’Aurore, normally |Poinciana Center ———————— STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE The right-wing Paris newspaper pro-American, described Dulles’ statement as “heartbreaking” and accused him of “a complete lack of diplomacy,” L'Aurore declared: “France does- n't want to have to take orders Washington after bluntly reject- ing a Communist proposal for im- mediate resumption of negotiations CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS A Wide Selection EISNER FURNITURE CO. Tel. 2-6951 . HESTER BATTERY For Most Cars .. $7.50 te $12.50 and CUBAN . $7.95 to $22.50 —— TRY A POUND TODAY — States connived with South Korea to release 27,000 anti-Red war pris- oners last June. Dean broke off the talks Satur- day. 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Higher were Montgomery Ward, Consolidated Naturak Gas, Ameri- jis because the city has decided to there. Goldberg said today that he jcould not allow the city to cons- truct the fishing facilities because, in addition to interfering with his operations, he would be unable to! jobtain liability insurance on the dock, jeonstruct a free public fishing pier! |she added, was removed in March, She then told how she had gone} to an ear specialist and that as a result of the fall she was totally deaf in her left ear, Asked by Gordon te describe the pain in her spine, she re- plied: “It was torture. | had a | spinal operation five weeks ago today. It left me paralyzed from LOU. SMITH—1115 WHITE ST. Our Usual Christmas Offer $10.00 TRADE IN |POOR OLD CRAIG SERVICE STATION Francis at Truman DIAL 2-9193 Your PURE OIL Dealer MONROE = a Fis cae can Cyanamid, and Santa Fe. 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LOBSTER “Eat With Candlelight” PARKING FOR PATRONS Mrs, Mansfield denied that she had walked in the hospital except the day before she went home and then it was with the help of a , nurse, Mrs. Teal followed Mrs..Mans- ———|field with testimony. 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Mrs. Teal told how she had held Mrs, Mansfield head on her lap until Dr. Hamilton arrived. She described how Mrs. Mi field’s vose had bled some | after the fall and how her left leg had been swollen. Dr. Hamilton testified that he has been practicing in Key West for eight years. He told how he had been called to attend Mrs. Mansfield, how he put her in his car and took her to his office. He told the court that she had great pain in her thigh, hip, knee and ankle. Dr. Hamilton, reaching in his pocket, said he had notes on the case and asked if he could use them to refresh his memory. Carson objected, saying: “When did you make the notes, doctor?” Dr. Hamilton siad he had made the notes a few days ago. Carson objected, saying it would be all right to use the notes if he had made them at the time of the accident but not. if he had recently made them. However, before Judge Lopez could rule on the objection, Dr. Hamilton told the court that he had forgotten to put the notes in his pocket and therefore didn’t have them with him. Earlier, Claude E. Silas, 616 Francis St., and Harold R. Pinder, 611 Francis St., had said that the condition of the sidewalk in the Photos was the same as it was at the time of the accident and nad been for several months prior to the accident, _ More than 25 milizon acres of California are national forests. Geese are ‘used as warning a-| sorts in Malay villages threaten- k from Communist guer- x ALL SPANISH LAST TIMES TODAY WIGH WIDE AND HANDSOME ENTERTAINMENT! “TAKE THE HIGH GROUND!" se ECHARD WIDMARK - KARL MALDEN a0eTON CARPENTER - US THM LAME STEMART Fox News BOX OFFICE OPENS Cartoon 4 P.M. WEDNESDAY CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE PHONE 2-3419 FOR TIME SCHEDULE BOX OFFICE OPEN TILL 9:00 P.M. 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