The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 19, 1954, Page 5

ett Be Shown At e Monroe The Carlife Guarantee Available On All New Cars ett PO Navarro, Inc. 601 Duval Street TEL. 2-7041 tachment. Recipients of good conduct awards are shown from BMI, second and third awards; Charles E. Kelley, SOl, second second award; Frederick H. Schell, SO1, first award; Robert J. C: t i | the presentation. Other recipients not shownin above picture Jack BM2, secon@ award. ORIGINAL QuoVadis'To (OUTSTANDING ISSUES OF BIG | FOUR MEETING ARE REVIEWED TWENTY-THREE GOOD CONDUCT AWARDS were presented at Captain's inapection of per- sonnel by Captain Albert ©. Momm, Commander of Surface Anti-Submarine Development De- C. Baugh, TMC, fourth award; Leroy James, ETCA, second and third awards; RMC, third and fourth awards; Clane E. Adcock, RMC, second award; seph F. Killeen, FTi, third award; Edward B. Kushnel, BT, first award; Second Potter, SK1, second and third awards; Charles D. Fleming, DMI, second and third awards; Norton G. Davis, me fitst — oe w. noe GM2, first award; RM2, first award; Jerrold W. Beymer, DM2, first award; Jefferson D. a end Martel J. Boyer, PH3, first ewerd. YNC Walter A. duis aah chee ETE, first award; Emest F. Farn, ET?, first award, and ILLEGIBLE ) Pvidgg, February 1° *™* THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PROCLAMATION FOR MEMORIAL POPPY DAY By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Te aloe cana ee eee Rar ce a etiam snd, ptaafaly Pranes. | RLIN F ref 2, BH indlude China. West| Molotov Proposed Chika Never in the history of mtn eee ene eae iteded va Hete is the. boxscort: sountered With 2 proposal fot as talking, The. United Bates WHEREAS, The American Legion Auxiliary, pictures has a picture been brought|lge ’ German wnifieation: senference under the U.N., from|doesn’t consider China an atomic Arthur Sawyer Unit No. 28, has declared Seturday, joerg = bomen rege“ dag ‘oui ve gee son bev ag mg MGA mole ee Ot ae February 20, 1954, as Poppy Day: and scope, cst, ttling in celference’s major 5 . mei ‘+ Presumably would; Again, greement—but these and pageantry as thet preseat-|_ and the winner depends on what) Bien | pr fot ail three ajbe excluded. = {uate 'wit ‘Contnee in Washington, ap epimers doer iy Sere gant S in M-G-M’s much-heralded Teth-') .55ens in Geneva and in Paris\tihity plan beginning with free all-| The fesult: a brusholt ee ————_—__ mete the supreme sacrifice in the defense of our nicolot production of “Quo Vadis,” PEt cree ca tamcuaer Big Fourjment for a later “exchange ot f euaty; and teeetre, with hog es De. The Asian peace ceonference|countered that West Getmany's|Yiews” in line with last year’s U.N. Better Cough Relie | hevinger wie o mara | Se — and iborah Kett, Leo Genn and Peter which the four ministers agreed government and East Ger-|resolution asking all ations to} Whee doe or to sacrifice sho aaa bal pt r the in- Istimov heading a cast of thou-ito open in Geneva April 26 wilijmany’s Soviet-picked Comm work for arms reduction, or =o Sat spiration of our own future generations; and celebrated novel coralpen gape yteg <r rie ght mgr — Tc yperettagediers ent — Poppies juni ; mendvens, filmed ‘sgainat whether fighting will end in Indo-/hold elections ecorege aee hays Cagney epee ‘eo mars roe = of = patel ec moa icin the grandeur of historie Rome in(¢hina. — peace treaty. He ale called for/Rhssia with other powers ia set soothe abd heal fw, Webaer, hai Sa pres prodiguous undertaking which te-| The French National Assembly|the early withdrawal of all for- oy, eendating President Eisen- Guar- 3 ° more than twelve years of/it Pais will determine whether th from Germany, but $ proposal for a world pool NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of the and setual filming,|Zuropean army containing Ger- vested in me as Mayor of The City of Key West, thrilling drama of the birth lacey ore Sune ine tae be Florida, 1, C. B. Harvey, do hereby proclaim Wie love of a. Romen warrior end 12 the, Berlin conference and Saturday, February 20, 1954 on; ipgrtteagerng sont an yg the issues at te mrt ot i fet POPP Y DAY ecirevagect, Wmpetial cout et thaling eet ee® (yen Sena Foster in The City of Key West and urge ail of eur eitvens mmperior Neto brought to life inithony Eden of Great Brita and visitors to ob this day by securing and i scenes of staggering immensity,/Georges Bidault of Franee a wearing a Memorial Poppy. with its spectacles of thousands of|y. M. Molotov of the Soviet } waftiors, led by Mart-|Union pursued for fout weeks (s) Cc. B. HARVEY { cus Vinicius, a triumphant/here. : { entry into Rome along the gar-| There were at least two other A VARIUM Mayor, City of Key West, Ploric. } landed Appian Way; the scenes of|questions of eriti¢al importance @ Attest: the populece saluting the vestal| 1. Is Russia ready to foll back|/for both Bast and West rests on th sue tr ak PIM, SHELLS VICTOR LOWE, virgins a8 they pay homage to the ie eg peepee eo wad TURTLES City Clerk. } ‘@-feet-high statues pagan . e gods; the theo ant meee ‘or-ito recognize and legalize commu-|pli Turh Left at the End ef Duval Street i nate place as the Emperior, nism’s hold over the Chinese main-| { mou s @ banquet i honor of the victorious|!and — more than one-sixth Of { ‘Vinienus; the burning of Rome injearth? lapectacie Scenes fever before) The Berlin conference at least pleted an Austrian ind equalled on the seteen ag they de-|éave the answer to both of those|treaty of 62 articles. except. for| pict the tertified populace scream-(@estions—& Fesounding “no.” leve articles on which they dis- ing and trampling on each other in|, Th€ Ministers held six secret se8-|sereed. ‘The Weit here accepted their frenaied attempt to flee the|Sions and 21 that were fully pub-|Rissia’s version of those five and es eity; Yhe teeing chariots: the itized. It was the first Big Four Molotov to sign the | martyrdom of the Christians alin ‘a/paet. The Ruaolan offered two new | they ate torn apatt by Mons and)" Tne arguments inclu _|polnts—forbidding Austria ‘burned " q ey any allianee and ‘th lnaisig: cian ~igersn adpral be (alk between Dulles aad Mol, eeve covapaten eese a De Sotos Christian hostage, Ligia, is Ce ge Pa — & German peace ert ane ed bys neon! Parking Ticket termed ree we aive| Drie Sete kl Cl seer apne ie bt , curdling show given by Nero ni DACKIOP eared ho agteement, | Drive Down All the Way the pubrmmee mS etaniee| Yiior ONCHA FIOTEL i on Duval Stree Chr yslers ay ae eth Pe wth ba septa d prey ” ro poveed ro meet 9 Genin Cnt | - : t bed is undoubtedly oe bea 1 by Pal eBay mi bee > oa did tot rie! L B In Right - Station por- 6 he v q trayal of his eater, gives a virile, epg EAE, ’ tion of Peiping. The Weitern Steaks S 5 afoods Enjoy the Food and the View at full-Diooded portrait of the hand-| In addition, Daniel N, Silver told| ministers Red China the and —THe. Sonie nid courageous Vineius, and/ Magistrate S. Robert Levinson|aggressor in Korea and supporter | | Deborah Kert i equally effective|that he had paid off 50 other tick-|of aggression in Tndochiha and Serving BREAKPASY trom 7290 to 11:30 A&B LOBSTER WE as the lovely Lygia who turns himjets after publicity that the court|said “no” t such teeoghition. Sendaye from G:80 to 11:30 HOUSE ) into an ardent supportet of Chris-|would crack down on traffic vio-| Instead the Western ministers inne ahs dae ianity. Peter Ustinov is strikingly /lators. ne the Big Four sponsor a from __.. FOOT OF FRONT — OVERLOOKING THE HARBOR arrogant and pompous as the) The student operates a business |conference of Asian Peace prob- DINNER from . B30 to 8:15 USED. CARS Nero, and another impres-|while going to school. He saia the/léms—Korea and Indochina—and . 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