The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 15, 1954, Page 2

men of the world. We didn't know that so many of them excelled in othet fields, too. mentioning CURT RYAN of the friends of ART CURRY have come forward to ask why we failed to mention Art. He won this title a few years ago University of Florida with an en- at the age of 33—the oldest con-' gineering degree. testant in the group. The physical exercise involved in taking fishing parties out every day in the Cactus West born wife, the former Jackie the means of the average person. hasn't done anything to diminish) Daughtry. Especially in view of the/here in Key West but once Art’s strength. For this reason and because our own muscles consist|year of aid from the GI Bill. He only of those built up through use norance rather than an intentional recognition for a thesis he wrote kind of people we need and want ;,. Gilda as having held the world’s champion calf roping title, cet marched ahead today iately started going to the dogs. is so high here in Key West!” It seems that Captain Curry of Instead, a bug had bit him to) Mr. Israelsohn is experiencing the Cactus once held the title of learn Mechanical Engineering and what every retired, middleclass Champion Weight-lifter in Florida.|last month be graduated from the person in the U. S. feels—the tight been tough for Lysle and his Key lfact that he only received one Going through college must have Prefer to cail it a ‘boom.’ Property is priced quite beyond was honored by being elected pres-\00d buy at moderate prices. We of a typewriter, we asked Art’s ident of the Engineering Society hope this proves true with the Is- friends 16 tell him that it was ig-'at the Univ. of Fla. and has won raelsohns who are apparently the slight which caused us to over-'concerning the future of engineer-\on the Island. At present they are ook mentioning his championship|ing. This latter paper is to be Staying at 1121 Fleming St. along with Curt Ryan the day. other printed in a national technial mag- azine. LOU CARBONELL says he is bound and determined that Key Sure would hate to get that kind! So whenever any of you folks West is going to get a network of of guy angry with us. Are there get to thinking that our younger fine streets. When Lou gets “bound steady to higher with gains run. i | tion has lost its ‘guts,’ weland determined” things began to Dactutaes.. [eae to remember Lysle Mc-jhappen so keep your fingers cross- LYSLE T. McCOWN, whose|Cown, his wife, and his three chil-ed—we might actually get those land? Just step this way... . | generation, he should have immed-|a place within our means. Property in| awhile, one can find an unusually RKO Pictures, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, February 15, 1954 TODAYS icerfsinty in the Pentagon over | what America’s futu: icy should be and w agping for maintena ing on in the Tessive ma U.§. forces in Europe. - = nner) “american officials feel this is jin which it ended last week one of the results of the diplomatic Individual stocks again stood out and propaganda battle with Soviet in trading because of corporate Foreign Minister Molotov here on developments. |Eupopean issues, which they be- Illinois Central, whose directors France have clearly won. Proposed a two for one split of the Today the Western three went common, opened on a block of into a new secret session with 1,500 shares up 4 at 90, and later Molotov to press for it fell back. showdown on his real Korean and NEW YORK —The stock mar- , Carry- s Indochina. policies that they ac- with an okay complished on his German and Eu- from its board to accept the How- ropean security policies and on ard Hughes offer of $6 a share Austria. for outstanding stock, opened on| But even if some unexpected a block of 21,000 shares up % at change of position should produce > a new high. a measure of agreement on major |, Montgomery Ward, which has cosference issues, the real results been in demand in recent days,/of the meeting will be measured started on a block of 5,000 shares also in the effect on what the great up 1% at 64%. powers now do in fact about Eu- | All sections of the market were T0Re- ‘ i Qne major consequence is the ning to around a point for the impact on American military pol- most part. Losses were scattered icy Comments made privately and small. jhere today implied that after the lieve the United States, Britain and fi the same fi 5 = | AINTENANCE OF | OEATH (Continued From Page One) | MILTON S. RUSSELL Mrs. Mary Russell; two dai Delia Mae and th ma Sawyer; and rs, Ross, Earl, Harold, and Edward Russell. Funeral services will be held rnoon at 5 o'clock t Methodist (Stone) n the Rev. Paul Touch officiating The body 1 be placed in the chureh at rT ard Fun Home is ge of arra - Burial in City Cemetery STRAY BULLET KILLS (Continued From Page One? man who'd tried to break into an} office, - The shot broke a window of Rogers’ car and hit him in the head. His auto knocked down a row of parking meters before is cinerator, with the chief complaints S- being that the present ——_—_————— RADIO and “T.V. Service , — izoigely txemrable.” GI tans Factory Methods Used: There has been considerable sup-- All Work Guaranteed port for the construction of an in- Marine Radios & Asst. Equipment FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE — SEE... DAVID CIFELLI 920 Truman Ave. (Rear) TELEPHONE 2-7637, PROPOSED PLANS (Continued From Page Une) has been checking the city dump and their reports hae been ex- ity dump on Stock Island is unsanitary and serves as a breeding place for S. flies. The engineer's report will be stu- died by the- city commission be- fore any action is taken on their proposals. , } Among U.S, fimiies wit in’ POOR OLD. CRAIG comes of less mn $2,000 a year, about half own their own homes SERVICE | STATION FURNITURE SPECIALS | Francis at Truman | 9193 Inner Spring Mattresses _ $ 23.50 omee : Hollywood Beds, complete . $ 43.50 IL Dealer 4 pees Bedream Seiten --. 3179:50|_2 Ou" PURE O Daatact Tires . . Tubes . . Batteries EISNER FURNITURE CO. | CCESSORIES Poinciana Centet Tel. 2-6951 = 1953 Income Tax Prepared at TRUMAN AVENUE EXPERT —______ SERVICE parents live at 1409 Olivia St., has dren. Lysle sweated it out for a paved roads. Ahead were such issue: South.|Malenkov government took over in stopping in a parking lot. moved to Jacksonville with his|college degree after being out of Lou’s next door neighbor, Ralph,'ern Railway, Allied Gece Russia and began making friendly| The burglar suspect escaped. wife and three children to accept school for a number of years—a of Ralph’s Tackle Shop, has chim-| Westinghouse Electric, American | Sestures, there was pressure in — employment with the Ford Motor|typical American youth. jed in with the fact that Key West! Tonacco, Republic Steel, Stude- Washington to level off the Ameri- Company. Lysle is an example of WE HAVE a visitor in town who also needs a good swimming pool baker, Boeing, Douglas “Aircraft, |2" military burden because of the foolishness of worrying about|wants to become a permanent! and a larger public library. Whoa,! and Radio Corp. "decreased danger, — : what war has done to the younger resident. His ame ee Saul cy fo boca ey a thee ee lpatgetbolencin era aie eneration, raelsohn. Mr. Isra in a r | x acre graduated from Key West wife are a retired couple from streets resurfaced. ANTLRED jet Pe ARs a share pro- Highschool at the age of 17, en-\New York. This is his first visit| NEXT WEDNESDAY we want) SANTA MONICA, Calif. (Rep, duced at least high-level thinking listed in the Navy and spent’four to Key West and he tells us that to tell you about'one of the most|Donald L. Jackson (R-Calif), a that American forces in Europe years in that branch of the ser-|he has fallen in love with thelenthusiastic men we've ever met/member of the House Un-Ameri-/¢Ventually could be cut back. | Corner Truman Avenue and Simonton Streets TAX CONSULTATION — GENERAL ACCOUNTING Specializing in STATE and FEDERAL TAXES ROBERT J. GROVER Office Phone 2-5022 Residence Phone 2.3640 OPEN EVENINGS, 7:00 . 9:00 P.M, SATURDAYS, 9:00 - 4:00 P.M. nimi HEARIN 4 ENITH_ ° HEARING AIDS ~~ i ivi i Now the conviction of American} vice. When he came out, accord-|place. : and how he is going about creating can Activities Committee, has an- NOW th en ’ ing to the ‘worry-warts’ who are| “However,” he said, “‘we’re hav-/news to put Key West on the mapjnounced he will introduce within officials in Berlin is that Russia's Brighten the life of a hard-of- ; and Austria makes it essential for ‘sit - Communist party. the United States to maintain a Mire or ere pms G The Ss | I RODEO WILL BE t high level of forces here indefinite- +80 thoughtful arr ett Case _ par. nis (Continued from Page One) atomic fire power may give the e vices in their dangerous act 150, Americans. Cansed Jud Weatherman [Backine George ner e, ce Re ataag sere taser gy DISPENSARY | use ui ge 4 5 Bucking horses, bulldogging, bull #fer two hours with only the brief ssa : deo | ‘ a P l N whip cracking and jumping horses 2220uncement that another so-| 7 Key West and Vicinity: Fair and roposa ow are in the varied program. jcalled “restricted” session would Climax of the big show this week- Pe held Wednesday. if always running down the younger ing a difficult time trying to buy|—Cmdr. Ray Byrns. a few weeks a bill to outlaw the|“ecision to hold on in Germany hearing friend or loved one. ly—regardless of any superiority AMY OPTICAL | Much Concern STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE!) ontinued windy thru Tuesday ex- end is the Super Daredevil who! ¢. 3. woud War ip in, . 1-million-dollar Garrett snuff es-|¢tS tonight. Continued fresh to oc-} WASHINGTON Up—Sen. Spark-|“3FS- |Germany about’ 1,100,000. otfee tate—one of the greatest fortune|¢#sionally moderately strong, 20-/man (D-Ala) came oyt today for Lenihan Mill 30 mph Southeasterly winds, di-|a substitute offered by Sen. George|the Constitution itself,” Hennings rere * Paper dot hg poi minishing slowly Tuesday. Small|(D-Ga) for a proposed constitu-|declared. bench. i craft warnings continued. Low to-|tional amendment to limit treaty The Bricker Proposal, now re- President Judge Charles Klein|"ight about 69, high tomorrow |powers. garded as having no chance of of the Philadelphia Orphans Court|#bout 82. Sparkman said in an interview|@PProval in its original form, has he believes George has “put into|been before the Senate for three| Silver dollars are in common use! at jonly in a few western states like) ALL GROCERS |Montana and Nevada. ept the lit-| Florida: Continued clear to part- z ‘ |Your Grocer SELLS That Good)! 3 * te vis seat tds kant ane beard ly cloudy thru Tuesday with somejsimple words” what Sen. Bricker|Weeks, while leaders of both par-| BILL'S LICENSED H T italia — the wild claims in one of the most|likelihood of a few brief showers|(R-Ohio) sought to do in an amend-|ties sought a compromise which) STAR * BRAND . involved and bitter will contests|Southeast coast late tonight and in|ment proposal which has been vould be acceptable to at least | PAWN SHOP | i Show Times ever to come before the probate|Tallahassee area Tuesday. Slight-\criticized vigorously by President|two thirds of the Senate — the | AMERICAN COFFEE > egurts of the United States. ly_warmer North portion tonight. |Eisenhower. number required for passage of a land CUBAN Without Reservations ‘The object of the fortune seekers| Jacksonville Thru The Florida] ‘The George amendment will Proposed amendment. 703 Duval Street —TRY A POUND TODAY — BP de oe p= io was the large estate left by Mrs.|Straits: Small craft warnings dis-/give assurance to those who actu- 9:32 Only 7 Henrietta Garretty widow of a|Played from Palm Beach south- wealthy snuff manufacturer, when she died in 1930 without a will. ward for 20-30 mph East and South. east winds. Moderate Southeaster-|Sparkman said. WICKERS STADIUM THE KEY WEST PLAYERS: Present e déd last week, ly winds elsewhere thru Tuesday.| George planned conférences to- barr ye orp with this ease/Generally fair weather except pos-|day with Sen. Knowland of Cali-| has been the mogt trying experi-|sibly a few showers in the Florida fornia, the Republican floor leader, | ence of my life,” Judge Klein said. |Straits. and possibly with Bricker on pro- | “Never before have I been sub-| East Gulf: Moderate to fresh|Posed changes in his substitute. jected to such abuse by neurotics|Southeast to South winds, clear to|The Senate resumes discussion of | —THIS— and other unreasonable people who|partly cloudy weather thru Tues-|the constitutional change today, FRI. SAT. SUN. were motivated selfish greed/day. with George predicting that af Fes. 19 20 2 or self-hypnosis fiduced by the| Western Caribbean: Moderate to/Showdown vote may be reached | Zand 3 pm. Show by Thursday. \@ 8:15 p.m.8:15 p.m. isi i fresh Easterl; ind: | | vision of many millions of dollars/fre: sterly winds and partly As it statis, nows-George's: ub} involved in this fantastic case.”|cloudy weather thru Tuesday with Many of the claimants hada few widely scattered showers. heseel w ue ee National 4:06 6:12 & 8:18 shown evidence at masters’ hear-/Observations Taken At City Office i ituti Mat. 2 & 4:! Night 6: 2 th uffering ft conflict with the Constitution. It; Gy $ a eat Hey ee ead, Macy due! Ney West, Fia., Feb.15, 1954 [Sts would provide that an inter- Championship : AIR CONDITIONED national agreement, other than a treaty, should not become effective | /as internal law except by act of} Congress. Such agreements are not now subject to Senate ratification, | as are treaties. | To his second provision George | proposed adding language which would exempt the President’s war, and diplomatic recognition powers. | George studied over the week- end a memorandum from Atty. "iGen. Brownell which apparently | suggested alternative language to that offered by the Georgia sena-| Ns tor. ee AM, George said that until he dis- —— cusses this new counteroffer with _ Tomorrow's Almanac Knowland and Bricker he won't be | able to say whether it is accept- able to him. | Meanwhile, Brownell was silent jon a weekend demand from Sea. | Hennings (D-Mo) that the attorney general come out against any | compromise on the treaty power) ected their hatred against the St TURIN EST court and the court's officers, TEMPERATURES Judge Klein was trying to pre-|Highest yesterday .. vent what actually happened in|Lowest last night . Warren, Pa., last month when a|Mean husband involved in a support case|Norma shot a judge as he sat on the PRECIPITATION bench, Total last 24 hours Police ordered the precaution of) Total this month ... the revolver, Judge Klein said,/Deficiency this month and they also placed armed guards| Total this year .. in the courtroom after he took over! Deficiency this year Loniemtncearn Relative Humidity, 7 A.M. 19% LAST TIMES TODAY Tues. and Wed. New Comedy by JOHN van DRUTEN Opens Tonight “t Curtain: 8:30 BARN THEATRE Tickets On Sale at Betty Ann Stationers, 516 Fleming Street THRILL in M-G-M's MALL OF FAME THRILLER - proneenced Soe-oven ray AFTER THRILL 0 ins. | WARNER BROS. preven gX \' JANE aie GORDON POWELL M!“RAE a= TECHNICOLOR ¢ /7 At that time it was 20 years old, | Masters had received and pro- cessed 25,800 claims from every|Barometer (Se: state and 25 foreign nations. 30.18 ins. Judge Klein finally awarded the fortune to the families of three deceased cousins—Joann Peter Christian Shafer of Bad Nauheim, Germany; German Kretschmar of St. Louis; and Howard Kretschmar, of Chicago. The case was ended last week with the discharge of the administrators, ADMISSION . $150 (Tax Incl.) TODAY and TUESDAY Also... Special THE HOAXTERS HE ALCIDOS DEFY DEATH 150’ ABOVE THE GROUND 52—BIG EV (Naval Base) issue. 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