The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 19, 1953, Page 7

Sat-dav, December 19 1052 «THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page? INavyReleass SS OE ye orms Figures On American Red Cross Perf [Arrests In Nov. IT wo Set Mandatory Services | Shore Patrol arrests and liberty cancellations showed a drop from/ By RALPH ROGERS {by the many other volunteers dur. 119 in October to 101 in November,| Chairman Menrée County ARC ing the period gamma flobulin jaccording to word released at) The two mandatory Services of Provided by the Red Cross was Thursday's meeting of the the American Red Cross are Home Used in our city by the National F D 1 Con- Service. Home Service is ever Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. ea lready right here in our com- These Aides are always in readi- Board. munity, serving twenty-four hours 2@ss in the event of an emergency. Other figures showed there were! nity, ing Through the Service Groups, many comfort articles were sent Nldtons mt Oauker capers cam local ; te hospitalized veterans end ser- licemen. This group aise spon- {89 in November. | : nee the wileaside: ag a In October there were 83 cases “Christmas On The High Seas.” tried and 81 last month. Cases dis- | Gift packages were contributed missed & given responded eeaten-| by local organizations which ces in ir against) were mailed te @ port of em- a S58 Hi . igompared to 75 fines in November a ae ake lor a total of $1,895. The average ; is}he had to send them all the way'fines and court costs were $23.64) Boag ey toe By Aa eigpecion once a year to fire on Raa and $29.81 in ed the Naval Hospital, Boca Chica . Under’ this agreement we were The percentage of civt arrests) Ricbese pasty ne Od Folks \to depend on the local authorities in October was 24 against 22 per Home. A Gray Lady's duties are Our agreements heretofore al-\Vehicle stock parked bumper tofor protection of this depot. The cent in November. The Shore Pa- jmany. They write letters, mail ways seem to have been made on/DUmper and hubcap-to-hubcap, [extreme seriousness of the situa- ‘rol percentage of arrests under 21 packages, shop and do a great the other fellow’s terms. We seem| Your Congfessman was concern-|tion is realized when you consider|in October was 50 per cent in Octo- variety of services for the patients. ito have literally gotten on our ed with the concentration of these| Dat ated Peete ed ae 1 2 ee oe eee od alep assist Bed Chose hep a - Euro) i jeommunist a: je police force ee ital caseworkers, instruct in craft Ps ge gory Piva etd Pha es Adenauer was pag to mort gal re Spondlecd placed —— pone trek one’ are members of the communist NEW RECORD . jend plan recreation programs. — ran with the psychological) After that the Russian murmur.|°Ur money on any terms they wish|tage could completely destroy pit’? Mating {© the seriousness is) tonpoN u—The Royal Aero) hoe wefere he Me Rape which the Russians had ings about peace began to dwindle. ‘© dictate. these supplies and render this de- the fact = not wii oar ty Club announced that an RAF| Another educational course ton the administrative work in the seized early in the year and then|Pretty soon Moscow under Malen-| Your Congressman observed two pot useless. This prompted me {o/Wmcersround commun Pavnits up canberra flew from London tojsave lies in any community js Sa-/Chapter. ; kov looked just as it did under of these shocking unrealistic a.|/ask the Commanding Officer of the|2Y — exist in units UP Capetown in 12 hours, 21 minuts, ‘fety Services which consist of Firs’ If interested in any of these Ser- West threw Moscow on the|stalin: sullen, stolid, capable of|greements during his recent over-idepot why these supplies were ‘con-|"?.°* ""sade strength. |8.8 seconds for an average speed |Aid and Water Safety. These coyr-|vites offered by the local Red defensive twice within 24 hours! saying nothing but “no” |seas investigation trip. One was'centrated in such a small area ra-|_ Yur Congressman has instruct-/of 486.6 miles an hour. ses give instruction in how to pre-|CToss, telephone 2.3651 and enroll with its two invitations: to a for-- por in the time, starting the agreement made with France ther than dispersed alung the lines|©¢ is committee to review all such! The 6,009-mile flight was made vent accidents and what to do,in & class. 7 Lae mesnime, 8) fl n ‘agreements for the purpose of de- yesterday. Subject to confirmation, | when accidents do occur. First Aid ———_—— jin July, the West had begun an for the construction of NATO bas-jof communication up through Italy ; | ,, s, Locnanie Gk coe ome te les in that country. Under this a-\to Austria? The Commanding Offi-'™424ing from our allies new and i: constitutes a new record for the and Water Safety instructors were ALERT YOUNGSTERS Pooling atomic materials for peace. suggesting a Big Four foreign|steement, we permitted France to|cer, expressing his concern, said|MFe realistic political and mili-| route. The old one was 21 hours, |trained here in August. All during MILWAUKEE up—Alertness on Russian refusal to attend the ministers’ meeting in Berlin, The let all the construction contracts|that under the agreement we had|‘#'Y Séreements. 31 minutes, 30 seconds the summer months and early fall,|the part of an 11-year-old daughter meeting would be pretty /notes went back and forth, No nd supervise all the construction, made, Italy would not give us any ais Pheer rag ergigononn —g classes were offered by the chap-io¢ » Milwaukee detective resulted admission it was unwilling progress, |while the United States merely additional land other than the LLOYD TO WED ter in Safety Services. in the arrest of a man on a charge take even that small step t0-\" ‘Then Eisenhower, Churchill and|Picked up the bill. What we did in|small area upon which the depot te agp HOLLYWOOD #—Harold Lloyd) ' evr Service Groups, the lo- jof suspicion of stisbres molesting, a chance for peace, eveD'the French Premier, Laniel, an- entering into such an agreement|was located, 1 asked what steps|NO LIGHT MATTER is cal chapter Production Aides are : 4 | 5 r., son of the film comedian, and Judith Jender wrote down the no one expects much Of) nounced they'd meet in Bermuda, #38 to forfeit the right to control were being taken to provide secu-| ALBUQUERQUE (#—This is po |Calieas-been actress Marina’ Cis-| Very active. This group has just jiicense number of an automobile Cetin ook bad, too, if it| TH Russians said they'd consider|the expenditure of our own money. rity for the depot? He answered| ight matter: ternas plan to be married on New| completed thirty-five flannel |atter the driver had stopped and “no” to President Eisen-\? {ren ministers’ meeting. | Then there was the agreement|that the Italian Government pro-| City traffic engineer Frencis Bur-/ Year’s eve. men's attempted to pick up her younger Seni pedal taat the stewie Out of the Bermuda meeting|with Italy on our huge supply de-/hibited American troops from car-|ton found the eity has been paying} Miss Cisternas is 24. will be worn by patients in the | brother, Joseph Jr., 8, yesterday. Sal ak date tad talk of mile came the invitation to the mini- pot at Leghorn. Here situated in a/rying weapons, in fact, the Italians $40 a year since about 1949 for a| Lloyd Jr., 22, is an Air Force government hospitals in the | Detective Joseph Jender Sr. said pow od Giuir_stainie bed cons: |sters’ meeting in Berlin and a|very small area was this tremen-|would not permit practice firing by|street light—in the country. {sergeant here. It will be the first] Southeastern States. it was the third time his daugh- oes the isenkower. @ ‘dminis. |!" hours later Eisenhower pro-dous depot which was the supply|American troops so that to main-| —- marriage for young Lloyd and the! The Nurses’ Aides trained and/ter’s habit of jotting down license tration took over last January this | POS? pooling atomic materials. \source for the allied forces in Italy| tain our forces in combat readiness) CITIZEN WANT ADS PAY OFF’ second for Miss Cisternas. |serving with the chapter assisted] numbers had resulted in an arrest, had been at war with the) ———————_—___—---——_ ---__-_-__--__—__. - .__- ————--—- ——— —— for more than 2% Korea. The mood against was teugh, ¢W adminstration softness. Neither did halfway around the | stolid, stubborn, ap-- willing to keep push- it meant fighting, as. Korea. died in March. His suc- Malenkov, switched tactics talked peace. He had! gain, nothing to lose by “i oun did: his n't take and start ground, he & drive a wedge between the ef § 2Fe HN H ie ge | # 25° United States and its European friends, They wanted pace. Being nearer Russia, they were nearer / destruction if war began. Malenkov had some effect. When this country didn’t bite, some Europeans criticized the United States as being too rigid. The French, who had long delayed | tas ci Retest ; Yes, our sincere thanks to all you Key West folks for They feared seeing their old) Germany, rearmed. If ira age Etat the overwhelming response you gave the opening of our new German troops would be in it. ‘Af there was a chance for peace, | the European army would not be | me le ie store. We will strive to merit your continued patronage by always giving you the utmost in values and courteous service. sion pact before the French in an) And you who missed our Opening Day, don’t forget it’s not too late to visit us and see our brand-new store, our wide assortment of quality merchandise at Economy Prices. Come, see for yourself Key West's modern Wonderland of Values. Little Prices ~-- and Big Assortment —- that’s MeCrory’s. Workers in Russian-held East Germany rioted, showing their feeling about Moscow. That was Moscow's first big psychological getback in 1953, The Communists agreed to a truce in Korea, which might have seemed evidence for Eisenhower ef Moscow's good intentions. But the Communists wiped out that impression fast by blocking the Peace talks. Eisenhower helped pull the West Germans closer to the side of the West by pouring in food for the East Germans, who couldn't get geoush trom the Russians, In 29—-10—25:' STORE STAR * “BRAND DUVAL and EATON STREETS AMERICAN COFFEE —— TRY. A POUND TODAY —|