The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 30, 1954, Page 2

Pege2? THE KEY WEST CITIZEN y under strength, Tess th: SHORTAGE OF bagi m anageer 278 ess than | (Continued From Zage One) |e) Others have too many. offi- | although tney had been paid for cers: two few enlisted men. The | training duty. Air Force reserve has 2,000 more airings For [Awards Given Golf Tourney (At Fawtulant Se Eee Are AnnouncedBy Admiral | “owas SO ee ee ae ae Oklahoma City and Dallas police! or takin; ; | forces which still exists,” the re- of pilots in many units is above over the handling of a murder ease. linnding fee ga apenae F anaes _______| Mrs, Harriet Y, Knowles, 66, port said. : si-ttren He that he meet Capt. 4 been announced for the annual ‘ollowing a personnel inspection gied last night at her residence,’ Among other things, it also said: Chairman Saltonstall (R-Mass) tax. ‘March of Dimes benefit golf tour-/of Air Development Squadron 1412 Grinnell Street, after an ex-/ 1. Many parents and wives re- said the committee will hold early heat af. jDament at the Key West Golf Club (VX-1) on Friday, January 2, tended «illness. fuse to let sons and husbands sign public hearings on the problem. tongue in cheek, came up with a} The county calls the 50-cent solution to a feud raging between charge on each passenger landing i "| Funeral services will be held up for reserve training for fear aera eee fair around a triangular course. aaa; sie Os ut pee Admiral George C. Tow-!. 43) afternoon at 4 o'clock from| they will be called up. French officials estimate that a- The Sali Ares class race will empha ner, Commander Naval Base, pre- the First Baptist Church with The, 2. Some employers discriminate bout 350,000 Frenchmen now live depend, on the number of en- aye: wii]|Senting the awards for this year’s Rev. Harold Link, pastor, officiat- against reservists because of the outside the country compared to tries, but is expected to be a with a silver trophy Admiral’s Cup competition. ing. The body will be placed in the time required for military training about 800,000 businessmen, teach- Felay type race in which 2 fest . Joe Lopez. . The Admiral’s Trophy \Church at 2 o'clock and burial will/or the possible loss of the worker ers, missionaries, engineers and boat is peired with a slower aes : oriegsitece be in the family plot in City Ceme- during a war. others who lived outside the coun- one. This rece re- by VX-1 with a grand total of 403/,0.. vith Pritchard Funeral Home| 3. Many reserve units are faritry in 1914, quires real of “» points; the Fleet Sonar School pla-'j, { | sae i ‘i in charge of arrangements. | "jced second with 395 points and the, Survivors are the husband, Wil- Fleet All Weather Training Unijt,/liam B. Knowles; one daughter, Rifenbark, Fortin, Al Bar- Atlantic finished in thrid place with|Mrs. John Spencer; one son, Ar- reson and John Gavilan. (889 points. \chie R. Lowe; one sister, Mrs. Ar- 11:30: Mrs. Kola Reid, Mrs. Bil-| In addition to the awarding of|thur Griffin; and five grandchil- lie Albert, Col, Reid and Col. Ver-/the Admiral’s Trophy, Admiral dren. mette. % ‘Towner aiso presented awards for} 11:40: Mrs. Ruth Holtzberg, Do-| competition in Skeet, Table Tennis | tis E and Sam|and Volley Ball. First place in the ena: So Mobo lekrat tarepetinioa’ wae |POOR OLD CRAIG | 11:50: Mrs. Helen Altman, Mrs. won by j FAWTU and in addition to the | Jeanne Foulk, Leo Reifman andteam trophy, individual awards SERVICE é ; \Colgrove. were made to the following mem- STATION Sires : 12:00: Roy Duke, J. S. Schmidt,|bers of the team: Lt. W. P. Mills, Francis at Truman | YOU SEE IT | William Plowman and J. Yates. |Lt. M. C. Keebaugh, Symons, J. T., DIAL 2-9193 12:10: Ray Hall, Clem Price,|ADC, Pound, W. E., AD2, High R. “STRAND THEATRE NOW SHOWING the es chars wee {TIMELY TOPIC yesterday noon at the First Meth- Church. é left. the .|Bud Smalley and Bob Spottswood.|C., AC2. our PURE cae WITHOUT GLASSES! they had into} "12:20: Harry Knight, Jack Car-| Team awards for second place} ¥ P he | es German: 99l-lnonell, Robert Parks and Charles|in Table Tennis and for ‘Second| Lires . . Tubes . . Batteries| Yates. * place in Volley Ball were also ACCESSORIES 12:30: Russell Hyman, Bob,made to FAWTU and the following Congress Highlights ¥ |Knowies, Ward Tyson and C. Thur-/Personnel were present to receive mie (Continued From Page One) {man. = a brady near - i « 2 Committee the Army’: ard of} 1:00: Foulk, Joe Lopez, Nor- 2 2 200 million dollar tank contract ton Harris and Frank Wayne. | Mabon, H.C. ADC: Welborn, GIVE wr oir oF ‘| Matthews and J.B. Sawyer.’ |AD2; Nagle, T. H., AD3; Herr, R| HEARING Box Office Opens 12:30 P.M. -1:20: Riefenback, Fortin, Al Bor-/G., AT3; Bordeau, D. R., Ad reson and John Gavilan.” Markowski, S. T., YNSN. eENITH FIRST SHOW STARTS 1:00 — SECOND SHOW 3:30 1:40: Ruth Holtzberg, Doris Ev-|TABLE TENNIS: ee poseifbchmesesahy. peony esa ston Goode, D3; Eo Ate fe .”|ans, Herman Holtaberg and Sam ode, G. C. 3; Pegieord HEARING AIDS — A 3 See — a im- | Korea tresty—With an 814 vote,| 1:50: Helen Altman, Jeanne AMS. , MATINEE — Adults, $1.25 — Children. 47¢ ticipate “a8 weway little Senate stamps approval on /Foulk, L.'eliman sod Cclgrove bashing teed or loved oom NIGHT — Adults, $1.50 — Children, 47e i 300: » J. ba é § Dull rete Mao's vom: Ci hae mutual security treaty between lla x rman as iain Yate. Your Grocer SELLS That Good pita nfretig Io cay ‘ new representatives from all Ger- control | Bayar—Turkey’s President Celal sae oe Beh apets sida STAR * BRAND AMY OPTICAL MONRO Mat. 3:30 Night 6:30 & 6:28 6g OH Foreign Minister Georges ‘Bayar tells a joint session of Con-| 2:20: Harry Knight, Jack Car-/ AMERICAN COFFEE AIR COOLED Bidault said the two regimes in bonell, Robert Parks and Charles/and CUBAN DISPENSARY -—the Communist East Yates. — TRY A POUND TODAY — |423 Simonton St. Phone 2-7522 Sod the democratic West—were so 2:30: Russel Hyman, Bob Know- far apart he did ot think hell Tye cham i les, Ward Tyson and C, Thurman. presence wi contribute mi settlement, He deplored the lack ot German | repreveniation bu { The Key West Players present | said, “It than to m ” tear iniateen nice besore i Hi _. AGATHA CHRISTIO’S Mystery Comedy “ay. airline to operate into Meacham] , Fl British Foreign An- In Re Estate of thony Eden sald Britain could not| "ied. cn: the: pailty xia FRANK H, LADD, Decease' accept Molotov's proposition. fone To all creditors and all persons Hden introduced yesterday a five| nn’ covjr “aitine to. eperatel Rae aatce ot Segae ae cadh bees stage plan for German unification here as a replacement for the ser- yoenes, jase a iy Weat, Monroe err ore wgeninely fre” elections throug ie NAL. has dropped Sag Eo TS ge age | aisle ete ge Bs the East and West zones. As The trio of hotel men say the] Dotitiod and vahds which yon, or|5 pee. Chrome Dinettes °...... $59.50 curtailed air service here is burt-| any of yeu, may have against 'the|/§ pee, Limed Oak Dinettes .. $59.50 feredy 4d hotel ad, ‘So Se Sec. a prelude, he Droposed a feeling their business. ‘That was the| mate ,oL Frank Hats, Ceceases:|§ pee. Wreught Iron Dinettes $64.50 ae” Cre CRA now divided try, a free reason they flew to Miami yester-| Florida, in th of the County! BIgNER FURNITURE CO. Barn Theatre TICKETS ON SALE ‘ country, Pressiiay — to ask restoration of the| Judge of Monroe County, Florida,| | . iw + at and free politics. This would|“*¥ in the Court House of said County, |Peinciana Center Tel. 26951] Tonight and ‘ amount to a lifting of the Iron|**ree amsegren Tee ack to Key’ ae rela eunite tron the. time of | Tomorrow Night - Betty-Ann Stationers Curtain which now divides Eattlyost”Jesterday anernoon on. al ry’ sasenieetena's. Meath at 8:30 P.M. 516 Fleming St. and West Germany. : just be in Ww: RADIO and) Q — special flight. There was room for| claim or de must bi CIFELLI | whe ,tleetion would be followed! cniy two of them on the regular| S°4.c™Us\y “tour ‘otnide TLV. Service $1.50 (Tax Included) the claimant, and must be sworn goverament and conclusion of aj flight. toby (the claimant, his agent or Factory Methods Used— erman peace treaty. attorney. Molotov's answer to the Eden| 1953 WAS FLORIDA’S |, Any such, claim or demand not} All Work Guaranteed |j Proposal may come today. (Continued From Page One) the time, of the first publication|Marine Radios & Asst. Equipment Hi tis hall be void. year and several tornado clouds) °’patea'at Key West, Florida. nis] FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE CAB TO WEIGH __ {that did not reach the ground were|##th day of mnusrY,, Aig SERVICE — SEB... oni Page lobserved. Forty-four storms of lh eee wiltany nid, From Page One) ivarying. intensity were reported.|“‘terisment of Prank read, “e-| DAVID CIFELLI but that he handled his plane as|Five persons were reported killed] °***¢* Jant0;feds-18. 920 Truman Ave. (Rear) he did “to avoid collision.” and 7 injured by lightning during’ He contended that his emergency |1953. 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