The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 18, 1954, Page 7

Thrills Galore Are In Film Saga Of North A blistering action-filled adven- ture drama set against the intri- guing background of the frozen North is “Alaska Seas,” the brand new Paramount film which opens Friday at the Strand Theatre. Star- ring a top-notch cast headed by Robert Ryan, Jan Sterling, Gene Barry and Brian Keith, “Alaska Seas” concerns itself with the tur- bulent battle that salmon fisher- men and sea-going hi-jackers wage for domination of the icy waters. On one side there is Brian Keith, leader of the independent fisher- men, who want only to ply their profession in peace. On the other side of the fence however, is the| nefarious modernday pirate, Gene Barry, who wishes to corner the} silver-finned salmon market for| himself. On the scene comes Rob- ert Ryan an adventurer who has just been released from prison. He is an old friend of Keith’s and goes to work for the independent fishermen, much against the lat- ters’ will, as they know his true nature, Further complicating the _rela- tion between Ryan and his friend, Keith, is the fact that they are both in love with Jan Sterling, the beau- tiful daughter of the local inn- keeper. Ryan had been her steady beau, but upon his departure from the territory Keith had supplanted him. Miss Sterling cannot make up her mind which one she really loves. Ryan becomes, first jealous, and then vindictive and soon joins forces with the pirate chief Gene Barry. It is then that the treacherous ice-filled waters become red with blood and fierce battle breaks out between the two opposing forces. In a crashing climax, with open warfare being fought against a of towering icebergs, the film comes to its exciting end. Seldom in the history of Holly- wood production has such a fero- ciously fought battle been enacted. “Alaska Seas” is a film that pro- duces chills that emanate not only from the frozen wastes which serve as its background but from the suspense generated from the plot as weil. All members of the stellar cast Perform in exemplary fashion. Robert Ryan is particularly win- ning in his role. “Alaska Seas” was directed by Jerry Hopper and was produced by Mel Epstein. The fast-paced screenplay was written by Geoff- ery Homes and Walter Doniger from a story by Barrett Willough- by. All in all, “Alaska Seas” shap- €s up as an action drama that will please movie goers of all types | and tastes. Many bears have a third eyelid whieh is transparent and can be used like sunglasses for protec- tion against glare. ° LEGAL NOTICES ORDINANCE NO, —_ COMMISSION SERIES AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SUB-PARAGRAPH (E) OF SEC- TION 34.3 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, 1952, RELATING TO ZONING IN RESIDENCE “A” DISTRICTS IN THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLOR- IDA, BY AMENDING SAID PARA- GRAPH TO PERMIT A VARI- ANCE THEREIN, NAMELY, THE BUILDING OF A STRUCTURE] ON THE SOUTHERLY SIDE OF THE PREMISES COMMONLY KNOWN AS 3608 DUCK AVENUE IN THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FIVE FEET FOUR INCHES FROM THE SIDE LINES OF SAID PROPERTY; REPEAL- ING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES PROVIDING WHEN ORDINANCE GOES INTO EFFECT. BE IT ENACTED by the City Commission of the City of Key West, Florida: Section 1, That sub-paragraph (e) of Section 34.3 of the Code of the City of Key West, Florida, 1952, relating to zoning in Residence “A” Distriets in the City of Key West, Florida, be amended to permit a variance therein, namely, the building of a structure on the Southerly side of the premises commonly known as 3608 Duck Avenue in the City of Key West, Florida, five (5) feet property. Sestion 2. All ordinances or parts | of Ordinances of said City in con- flict with the provisions hereof are heseby ‘repealed to the extent of such conflict. Section 3. This Ordinance shall go into effect immediately upon its passage and adoption and au- Thursday, March 18, 1954 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN es cee ike RM THEY AIN’T TOURISTS BUT THEY'RE PURTY—Newspapers in resort towns customarily print pictures of pretty girl tourists. Just for a change, here are two local lovelies, Audrey Wilson (left) and Rene Emory. Rene decided to squint just as Ellis Finch, Citizen photog, snapped this photo at the Sun and Sand Page 7 IN} CONFLICT THEREWITH, AND| four (4)| inches from the side lines of said | Club. LEGAL NOTICES | ORDINANCE NO. ——— COMMISSION SERIES AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND | SECTION 34.2 OF THE CODE} OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, 1952, ENTITLED “IN- DUSTRIAL A DISTRICTS” ZON- ING, AND PROVIDING WHEN} ORDINANCE GOES INTO EF- FECT. BE IT ENACTED by the City Commission of The City of Key| West, Florida: Section 1. That the last sen- tence ofthe first paragraph of Section 34.2 of the Code of the City of Key West, Florida, 1952, relating to Industriai “A” Dis. tricts, following the words “Grin. nell Street” be deleted, and that there be added following the| semi-colon the sentence “Thence in a Southeasterly direction to} | the center line of James Street; thence in a Southwesterly di- | rection to the center line of Mar- garet Street; thence in a North- westerly direction to a_ point which is One Hundred (100) feet Southeasterly of the intersection of Margaret and Caroline Streets; thence in a Northeasterly direc- tion and parallel with Caroline Street to the place or point of) beginning on Grinnell Street. Section 2. This Ordinance shall go into effect immediately upon its passage and adoption and au- thentication by the signature of the presiding officer and the | Clerk of the Commission, and | publication thereof one time in a newspaper: of general circula- | tion published in the City of Key West, Florida. Read and passed on first read- | | ing at a regular meeting held) | March 15th, A.D. 1954. | Read and passed on final read- {ing at a regular meeting held ——————__, AD. 1954. | marl8,1954 | ORDINANCE NO. 434, | COMMISSION SERIES | AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND | | SECTION 34.10 OF THE CODE| OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST, | | FLORIDA, 1952, BY AMENDING SUB-PARAGRAPH (b) THERE- | OF; REPEALING ALL ORDI-| NANCES OR PARTS OF ORDI- | NANCES IN CONFLICT THERE. | WITH, AND PROVIDING WHEN | ORDINANCE GOES INTO EF- | FECT. ‘On Shine Charge ; strong, 64, is going back to the Man Arrested Is Pen Escapee | JACKSONVILLE — A Negro arrested by federal agents on a moonshine charge turned out to be a convicted murderer who has escaped three times, enjoying lib- erty all but 8% of the 36 years since 1917 when he was sentenced | to life. | The man, William M. Arm- State Prison at Raiford. A fingerprint check disclosed his identity and Federal Judge Bryan Simpson ordered him heid | for state officers. Armstrong, a native of Wilson, | N.C., sentenced at Gainesville on May 22, 1917, to serve life for | murder, escaped from State Pris- on on Dec. 22, 1919. He was found | in North Carolina in 1937 and re- | turned. In 1941 he got away from | a prison farm at Belle Glade but was caught a month later. His | last escape was on Jan. 19, 1943, from a state road camp near Camp Blanding. There are more business firms in proportion to population in the United States today than in 1900— | 38 firms for every thousand peo- | ple today compared with 21. Gigantie Fuel Pipeline Now Being Built By CHARLES C. LANE PARIS (#—The Atlantic Allies line system the world has ever known. “An immeasurable ace in the hole,” is the ways one official described the pi es. “Aside from a few synthetic gasoline plants in Eastern Ger- he said, \‘the Russians must haul most of their fuel from the Baku region on the Caspian Sea, which is more than 2,000 miles by rail from central Ger- many.” project is completed about two years from now its cost is expéct- ed to be about 210 million dollars. U.S. share: 42.86 per cent, as in all of the current North Atlantic wex Crowds have Doubled | cent of the total tonnage of sup- Treaty organization defense instal- |lation construction programs.) The ines, including the line |the United States is building from the Atlantic Coast across France to near Germany, will be able to pump 10% million gallons of fuel per day. Just to fill the pipelines and storage tanks will take 396) million gallons of gasoline and jet | fuel costing $29,600,000. “To be able to start a shooting | war the Soviet forces would have to build up tremendous gasoline and jet fuel stockpiles nearer | Central Europe, and we would | know about these stockpiles,” an | informed source said. The crucial strategic role of a Pipeline system can be seen, the experts said, when it is realized that liquid fuel comprises 50 per plies—everything from bandages | to bombs—required by an army in modern warfare. The 14 NATO nations decided | kids. anp THE HOUSE IS FULL BUT Quartettes, Duets, Solos and Living Bible Messages Nightly, 7:30 and Sunday Afternoon, 3 P.M. Fleming Street Methodist Church INTERCHURCH — YOU COME! BE IT ENACTED by the City | Commission of The City of Key | West, Florida: | Section 1. That Section 34.10 | of the Code of the City of Key | | West, Florida, 1952, entitled “Bus- | iness A District: be amended | by adding to Sub-section (b) of said section a sub-paragraph numbered 10 to read as follows: “Printing and publishing houses.” | Section 2. All Ordinances or | parts of Ordinances of said City | in conflict with the provisions | hereof are hereby repealed to the | extent of such conflict. Section 3. This Ordinance shall | go into effect immediately upon | its passage and adoption and au- thentication by the signature of the pres officer THERE'S STILL ROOM FOR YOU! uz Global Gospelaires John Wesley White Old Truth Plainly Put Lester & Retha De Boer Those Songs You Love Homer James His Songs Go Home To Your Heart John Duff You Won't Soon Forget Him “MORE FOR ‘54° YOU'VE TRIED THE REST—NOW TRY THE BEST! ... 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HARVEY, ing at a regular meeting held Attest: Mayor. ore ee Se AS DI OSe, VICTOR LOWE, goar8,1954 | City Clerk, Monroe Motors, Inc. 1117 White Street Telephone 2-5631 A-l USED CAR LOT Corner Greene and Simonton Stregts Telephone 2,3881 ing at a regular meet marl8,1954!