The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 8, 1954, Page 2

Page 2 DIRECT f (Continued from Page One) the south of the main fortress com- plex, still was holding at dawn but. all radio com: ation had been cut off. A French spokesman here said the end of Dien Bien Phu after a magnificent resistance sgainst a vastly outsumbering a Vietminh victory because of the greatly increased war aid given to the Vietminh (from neighboring China to the north).” Reliable sources said the Viet- minh used a new Russian weapon during the last hours of the battle. They are called “Stalin Organs,” consisting of a series of 25 to 30 rockets fired ome after another. The roekets burst when they hit the ground. A French officer who had séen their effect in korea said they were very destructive. Even at the start of the Dien Bien Phu battle, the French were surprised to find the Vietminh— normally poor on artillery in the past—heavily equipped with big cannon, 105mm. rifles and 120mm. mortars. The great surprise was not only at the number of these weapons, but the new uncanny ac- THE KY West ciTizéN FRANCE MOURNS (Continued ftom Page One) south of De Castries’ headquarters bunkers. ff was not known what happened to the hundreds of wounded lying in dank dugouts in the heart of the fortress. The Communists had turned a deaf ear to ail French pleas for a temporary truce to evacuate the casualties by air. ‘The French delegation to Geneva formally accused the Communists of stalling on Indochina negotia- seized. In Paris, Premier Laniel and Defense Minister Rene Plevén were booed and hissed when they showed up at ceremonies celebrating the German defeat in World War I. The birthplace of former Presi- dent Herbert Hoover in West Branch, lowa, is being preserved as a memorial. curacy with which the rebels fired them. This led some sources to be- lieve the Chinese Communists were participating directly. But official sources said there was no evi- dence that Red China troops ac- tually were in Indochina. CASA MARINA | Patio and Dining Room Also — BIRDCAGE BAR (Flagler Avenue Entrance) Are Now Open to the Public Under the Management of Chef Louis Luncheon - Dinner - Supper ; $1.25 Up Service Personnel Welcome HOTEL OPEN ALL SUMMER ’ ROOMS TO SUIT ANY BUDGET RAMONINS Air-Conditioned Dining Room 615 Duval Street MOTHER'S: DAY DINNER (COMPLETE) Choice of: Tomato Juice Chicken Gumbo Soup Spanish Bean Soup Golden Fried Jumbé Shrimp, * Tartar Sauce 2. $1.60 Grilled Red Snapper, Garni 1.60 Breast of Capon in the Bowl, Supreme re Duckling Montanesa Lamb Chops on Toast, Bouquetiere Broiled Sirloin Steak, Onion Rings Tossed Salad with French or Roquefort Dressing Buttered ‘Corn Green Peas © Black Beans Mashed Potatoes French Fried Potatoes Candied Sweet Potatoes DESSERTS Lime, Apple or Cherry Pie Coffee Extra Cup of Coffee 5c Free Parking in the Rear Ice Cream or Tea Milk 15¢ Safurdiy, Méy §, WH) Tf’ coment Key West and vicinity: Clear to partly cloudy and warm, with light to gentle mostly northeast but oc- easionally variable winds. Highest temperature today and Sunday a- bout 86 degrees, lowest tonight a- bout 73 degrees. State of Florida: Clear to partly Cloudy thru Sunday except for a few widely seattered afternoon showers on the mainland. Temper- atures will contitlue about the same. Marine forecast Jacksoriville thru Fla. Straits and East Gulf Area: Gentle to moderate variable winds thru Sunday. Clear to partly cloudy weather. Observations Taken At City Office Kéy West, Fla., May 8, 1954 at7 AM. EST _.__ TEMPERATURES Highest yesterday ..ecccvcssssue Lowest last aight. OBI annssresssorens Normal | conferences with aides after claim. * | brothers. FLORIDA POLITICS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS State Sen. LeRoy Collins and Florida governor. Johns, who declined to appear Collins on Station WTVJ Thursday, May 13. Earlier Collins said it would be “a fine and wholesome thing” if Johns would join him in a question and answer session. He said Johns “owes it to the people” to meet him in debate on the issues. Collins opening his sécond pri- mary drive with radio and TV program in the Miami area, said he and Brailey Odham of Sanford, eliminated in Tuesday's first pri- Johns meanwhile opened Tampa ing the support of two of Brailey's be said he held a gel hour conference at Jacksonville "| earlier this week with Warren and Garometer (Séa Level), 7:00 A.M, 29.92 ins. —1013.2 mbs, Billy Odham and “they assured me of their support.” Odham himself said after his elimination from the governor's race he would support Collins be- .m,}causé he could not “in good con- m.| science support the present acting , | Sovernor.”” Odham hag volunteered to help “| Collins and the latter said this _| hel (Navel Base) Tide Lew 3:43 a.m, 8:82 a.m. 3:0¢ p.m, 16:08 p.m. Hoke Holcomb To Attend Confab mana- Hoke S. yo set Sse Eeupeey ot fasiesneias Sb ance Company , Mili- nois, has just been notified that his rsonal production has won for im and Mrs. Holeomb attendance at the Company’s 70th Anniversary Convention to be held -at:-The Ca- valier Hotel at Virginia . Beach, Virginia. is Mr. and Mrs. Holcomb will.leave i the latter part of this month to attend the convention which is to be held from May 31 to June 3. ‘The Frankling is holding four such conventions to celebrate its 70th Anniversary of life insurance ser- vice. The Virginia Beach Conven- tion is the first, with others follow- ing at Banff Springs Hotel, Alber- ta, Canada from June 21 to June 24; Santa Barbara , Santa Barbara, California from Juné 28 be ripe (ele tee at Mackinge Island, Michigan from July 12 to July 15. Over one thou- sand Franklin assotiatés and guests will attend the conventions. CAR IS STOLEN FROM CHIMPANZEE CLEVELAND (® — Susnecting monkey business a school prin- cipal sumimoned one of his 15-, —ur- old pupils who was seen driving to sctiool in a dark Cadillac, The boy adm a car theft, actording to police, who identified the automopile as nging to “Zippy the Chimp,” a Simian tele- vision star who appeared ‘last month ata night club here with his trainer, Lee Eguyer. _la Concha Hotel ONgea Dinner (Complete) Choice of: Tomato Juice Jellied Cohsomme Cream of Chicken Broiled Chopped Steak, Au Jus —.____. $ Roast Sirloin of Beef with Mushroom Sauce _... Virginia Baked Ham with Raisin Sauce Calves Sweetbread Saute, Mushroom Sauce Baked Red Snapper with Lemon Butter ____ = Roast Young Turkey, Giblet Dressing Cremberry)Scmce Broiled Lamb Chops with Mint Jelly Broiled Filet Mignon — Century Style asser astenmee DPDPN Heer SRR Mixed Green Salad with French Dressing Early June Peas Broccoli Hollandaise Home Made Key Lime or Apple Pie» - (Extra Cup of Coffee, .05) — DESSERTS Jello Coffee or Tea Ice Cream French Fried Potatoes Whipped Potatoes Sherbet Milk, .15 “will be very effective.” told a Miami television audience that he was “proud that I get that big vote in the first primgry” and said he believed that the im supporters as well as some from’ Johns’ camp would come over to his side in the runoff CIRCUIT COURT JURY (Continued froin Abb a ig Saunders, Manuel iguez, Bas- com L. Grooms, oe i i Kilinger, Joseph Fernan fredo M. Barroso, Hugo Barcello, Roy F. Holeombe, Armando Mor- eno, Charles S. Kreaeger, R. A. O’Sweeney, Clifford Watkins, C. B. Powell, Fred Lee Ledford, Riley R. Johnson, Howard E. Mac-Don- ald, Ray O. Bushea, Peter J. Ross, Cleveland Dillon, Jacob M. Hum- bert, Isaac Mesa, Joseph G. Gon- zalez and William E. Albury. MOTHER IS WELCOMED (Continued from Page One) son’s remark, “Now, Mom, don’t Pose.” E After a few minutes, Mrs. Gra- ham stepped forward and presented Mrs. Sackler with a beautiful arm of red roses. Then Mayor Harvey welcomed her on behalf of the City of Key West, and gave her a gold key to the city. “Mom's” eyes were a little mis- ty at this point as she said, “I never expected so many people to meét me, but I’m so glad that in an effort to get “a progressive rau free of machine poli- es.” He said he was ‘‘disappointed” in the big Notth Florida vote for Johns but added he felt it was because “quite a few people were sold a bill of goods that the acting governor was stronger than he actually was.” Later Collins appeared. on Station WITV in Hallandale and said he hoped the people would realize the “tremendous importance” of a heavy vote on May 25. “The machine politicians will get their vote out,” he added. He said he was proud of the heavy vote he received in populous South Florida and attributed it to “the faet that the people here are progressive by nature.” Collins said he felt his popularity in this area was due to his pledge to seek constitutional revision ‘‘to end the discrimination against this part of the state in the distribution of road money” and to get the largér counties of the state a more fair representation in the Legisla- ture. Meanwhile, Johns said that Bob Bond of Miami, whom he identified as a member of Odham’s cam- paign travel party, would support him and travel with him during the. second primary campaiga. “T feel that I'll get 75 per cent of the Odham votes in the second Primary because they are the same type of people who supported me,” he said. “T am. inviting all those who voted for Odham to join me. And they will sit at the head table. There is no second table in the Charley Johns’ campaign.” Johns said he expects to inject some new issues into the runoff but he did not elaborate. However, roads, oil and state tax commis- sion will continue to be among his principal talking points, he said. “One of the basic questions is whether the people want Dick Simpson and his do nothing road board or the progressive road building program the Charley Johns board,” he said, During the first primary cam- paign, Joins émphasized the 100 million dollar road and bridge building program budgeted by his road board and met opposition con- tentions he was promising more roads than there was money to Pay for with the declaration “We ean and will carry out this pro- gram.” He took a stand against further expansion of the Everglades Na- tional Park, contending the Ever- glades area should be left open for oil exploration. He also ex- Pressed opposition to creation of a state tax commission, arguing it would “nullify homestead exemp- tion” by increasing the assessment throughout the various counties. Bridge Painted I could come.” She was introduced to the USO committee. and representatives of civie organizations who had gath- ered at the. airport to honor her. As the Chapmans and Mrs. Sackler drove away in a Navy car, Marvin said, “Relax, mam,” | and she reached over and gave her daughter-in-law a tender little pat on her cheek. Winning Letter Marvin Chapman’s letter to his mother, written on April 22, said: “Dearest Mother, “T hope this letter finds you well. I haven’t seen you for a long time and I miss you. “In a few days we'll be cele- brating the day that they have set aside for you, Mom, and I’m glad that someone had the wisdom to declare such a day, because you deserve it after all your years of hard work. It might have been easier if we had had more money, but I’m grateful and thankful that you worked so hard for us during the years before we were able to earn our own way and help you along. I’ve always felt that I owe you more than I'll ever be able to fepay, and I believe a lot of sons feel that way. “The weather is cool at present but I believe it will be nice for your day. “Please give my love to the rest of the family, and Mom, hap- py Mother’s Day! You are always in my heart. : “Your loving son, The welcoming committee be- sides. Mrs. Graham and Mayor Harvey included Edwin Trevor, chairman of the USO-YMCA oper- ating committee and Rotary dis- ict governor; Harold Laubscher, chairman of the Mother’s Day let- ter contest committee; Miss Jane Hudson, USO-YMCA director; Cha- plains Felder and Robinson of the US NAval Base and the Gilmore; and representatives of the Lions, Elks, Rotary, Kiwanis, BPW, Navy Wives Club; the Woman’s Club; the Beta Sigma Phi sorority; the Girls Service Organization and the USO Servicemen’s Council. Tires - Batteries - Accessories DARLOW’S Pure Oil Station STOCK ISLAND TEL. 2-3167 Open 7 A.M. ‘til 10 P.M. Automotive Repairs Wheel Balancing Front End Alignment 2 lames MASON - fnet LEIGH Steing HAYDEN ADULTS, 88c < brings rince Valian ve lond of the Vikings! BATEMAN IS INDICTED (Continued from Page One) State Attorney General’s office pre- sent when he returns “so that the ramifications of a 1946 lease-pur- hers agreement can be discuss- The agreement, between the State Road Department and the Overseas Road and Toll Bridge District Commission, places the responsibility for the operation of the Overseas Highway witn the State Road Department. It sets up the District Commission to “assist” the road department in the opera- tion of the highway. The seven members of the com- mission who were suspended re- cently by Acting Governor Johns have repeatedly complained that they have been made the “goats” of the situation — when in reality, the state road department has full responsibility for mismanagement, if any. 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