The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 9, 1954, Page 2

Gay Ror Unfolds In CinemaSeope In “Three Coins ia the Foun- tain,” Twentieth Century-Fox has wrepped up a délightful entertain-| 4-2sman in the ficld of civil, ar- ment package and tied it with gay | chitectural, electrical, mechanical, ribbons in color by DeLuxe. When| structural, and general engineer- , at grades GS-3 through GS-5, at eons ‘ened through $3410 a ively. " Jobs are in the district of- thing special to bebold. It radiates | fice, 515 Riverside Avenue, Jack- with old world charm in which| soaville, Florida. the six stars catch patriates who are their love for Rome for home. The players, Clifton Webb, thy McGuire, Je Jourdan, Mi MeNa Rossano Drei move settings that’ are shows first time in all their has historical beauty. THE ROY wast citizen Romance Draftsmen Are. Needed By Army Engineers Corp Applications : 42558 AAT | CinemaScope eatheras landneti id ndmarks as ter’s Cathedral, old Romaa dama, the tain of - ghese to the spree Baedeker and the IF tte ag : . i ; i : I rif 3 rench Pound ed Outposts y FORREST EDWARDS Indochina i 2 Ee Ag = ‘iF E hi i ti beauty wright Joh. Petriek, dos for his current “The Teahouse of Moon,” has fashioned a screen play out of ri’s bestseller, The ies have gem-tke por lye u vi they find romantic that give peal oat fF: rite ridits ; i ie H Er aA» a LE 3 5 g Hy F 383 c}E Se t i 5 i 5 i Hf i i 5 E g 5 can author and and Dorothy secretary, ther 16 ; tonic variety, but nevertheless cere. Then there's the fiery love the Latin mood with its Jean s. Ss < BS EI & 3 i H i 5 Gi E i : rl é E H a is 4 i i g i | : ia. EEE setEE i r He is § d i i g 5 sere 5 | E } i = = E 32 : i Pe 7 i H i i ri for camera tual locale. Produeer Sol. sent the to Venice ty re Fountain,” whieh entertainment real nt treat. Riots Spread In & z s F ry i : 5 2 fy Te g TOKYO W — Japan's national Parliament hed ag riot last Thursday end it looks like a trend. mobbed the speaker in an attempt to stave off a vote, Rhee’s Backers Reach Agreement SEOUL W—Members of Presi- dent Syngman Rhee’s Liberal Party today pushed aside long Reeves sembly and give Rhep what 9p | excuses peared to be his Grst colid working | killing majority. Former Defense Minister Lee Kee Noong unseated P, H. The Liberals won 9 sumerical majority in the Assembly Wednesday, June 9, 1954 The ivg|GARAGE UP TO THE REAR " {CONGRESS HIGHLIGHTS " Weatherman Says WASHINGTON (®—Senators in-| All memes | Vestigating the McCarthy-Army |) Key West and Vicinity: Partly|T0W await the reaction of Sen. humid, Low tonight about 78 de- grees; high tomorrow about 88/90 degrees. Gentle to moderate vari- able winds, mostly’ easterly. Winds freshening near showers. Florida: Fair through Thursday except for isolated afternoon thun-_| dershowers in south portion. Little change in temperature, Jacksonville through the Florida Straits East Gulf: Light to Moderate winds, variable over north portion and mostly easterly over south portion through Thurs- day. Few isolated showers in south portion, otherwise fair weeth- er. Western Caribbean: Gentle to moderate easterly winds through Thursday. Mostly cloudy and scat- tered showers in extreme north Portion, otherwise " partly cloudy weather with widely scattered showers. Observation Taken at Post Office Bullding, 7:00 A.M. EST, Key West, Fla., June 8, 1954 regular counsel, is in the witngss chair as the 30th day of lie hearings gets underway. ATOMIC — The Senate- Atomic. Energy Committee joes into secret session after compl¢tii Public hearings on a broad plan for controlling nuclear power) The proposal’s most controversi; ture would give more aut the chairman of the five- Atomic Energy Commission This is opposed by three commisgioners rt President Hoover says it is necessary for commission efficiency. j FOREIGN AID—The Se: answer as many letters as we can. We feel very thankful for them.” An editorial in a All Work Guaranteed Marine Radios & Asst. FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE—SEE DAVID CIFELLI $20 Truman Avenue (Rear) TELEPHONE 2-7637 He te ate ait ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA, Reference Station: Key West Time of Height of Station— Tide high water Bahie Henda 9.0 tt. ORDINANCE NO, 449 COMMISSION SERIES AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SUB-PARAGRAPH (F) OF SEC- TION 344 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA, 1952, TO PERMIT A VARIANCE THEREIN, NAMELY, THE BUILDING OF A ONE-CAB PROPERTY LINE ON THE WEST FIFTY-ONE FEET OF NORTH .| BER 2004 PATTERSON AVENUE IN THE CITY OF KEY WEST, FLORIDA; REPEALING ALL OBDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT THEREWITH, AND 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 (1) of Section 34.4 of the Code of a@ one-car garage up to the rear line on the West Fifty- one (51) feet of North One-half (%) of Square Thirty-eight (38), Tract Twenty-one (21), commonly known as No, 2004 Patterson Avenue in the City of Key West, Florida, EXPLAINS (Contingd From Page One) he would at expert care. The county ission also anthorized the Sheriffto hire an ambulance to take theboy to Chattahoochee, len said. commission does not isdiction in the mat- county judge. order any treatment, Sake of humanity, we are trying to get him admitted to the hospital as soon as possible,” Allen addet, “We are not looking at this from a money angle.” County Aiorney Paul Sawyer was to cotlact state officials to- day to try to get immediate ac- tion in the case. STOCK ISLAND MARINE (Continted from Page One) high cost of fuel and ice and in- adequate repair facilities. “We hope that we can encour- age these boats to return to the *}area by offering them good ser- vice,” Toppino said. Officers in Safe Harbor Enter- prises include Benjamin Bernstein of New York, and Frank, Edward and Paul Toppino. -|SAILOR’S BODY FOUND (Continued from Page One) no reason to suspect foul play. A railway official told reporters: “The lad seemed to have breathed all the air inside the plastic covering, and it had con- tracted around him like a second Young Barber was returning to his duties on the Royal Navy air- craft carrier Implacable after a furlough. Coal production in the United States is nearly eight tons per man day. Tires - Batteries - Accessories DARLOW'S Pure Oil Station STOCK ISLAND ‘TEL. 23167 Open 7 a.m. ’til 10 p.m. ‘53 FORD Conv., Fordematic, radio, ww tires. Bae ‘Me PACKARD, 4-dr. sedan, ra- dio, heater, new paint, and leather seat covers $295, ‘S) HENRY J, 6-cyl., w/OD, Ds- luxe, new paint, new tirés, foaded, a steal at ..... $1: “#9 LINCOLN Cosmopolitan, ra- dio, OD, motor runs good— needs body work $295 . RECKLESS LOVE .»-born in the fury of frontier war! Maureen “7 EFF QHARA- CHANDLER TODAY'S STOCK MARKET NEW YORK — The stock market fell away today in a mod- erate manner im early dealings, continuing the drop that yesterday brought on the most severe loss of the past four years. decline were in evidence, although didn’t have much braking effect. were small. All major divisions of the market oils. shares off 1% at 65%, and it re- gained some of its loss in later dealings. U.S. Steel started on 5,000 shares off % at 46 but then went a little lower. General Motors, U.S. Rubber, Uni- ted Aircraft, Admiral Corp., Amer- iean Telephone, Du Pont, General Electric, New York Central, Sin- clair Oil, and Paramount Pictures. tich, Boeing, Homestake Mining, American Can, and Santa Fe. BILL'S LICENSED PAWN SHOP 711 Duval Street No Money Down Sale Now Going On Buy Now and Save! EISNER FURNITURE CO, Poinciana Center Tel. 2. POOR OLD CRAIG SERVICE STATION at Truman DIAL 2-9193 Your PURE OIL Dealer ACCESSORIES Promptly We Do Antenna Installations TV ANTENNA and ACCESSORIES FOR SALE 826 Duval Street TEL. 2-8511 922 TRUMAN AVENUE SHOWING TUESDAY PRIZE NIGHT “THE BARON OF ARIZONA” Vincent Price SHOWING WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHT All Children Admitted Free With Parents Double Feature “DICK TRACY” and “SHORT GRASS” with Rod Cameron Some signs of resistance to the |} they weren’t very great and they | The decline went to between 1)f and 2 points.at the outside. Gains |} DEFENSE LAWYER IS on drunk driving charges yester- SEIZED AS DRUNK Fades. Conte; Meltiennia? de . DENVER #—A Denver attorney | dered Joe R. Atencio, 34, to under> was arrested on drunk charges {go a sobriety test and declared a during a traffic court session in| mistrial on the case Atencio was which he was defending a client | defending. Repro batone SOUTH FLORIDA'S were lower including the steels, | fi motors, aircrafts, railroads and |}} Tires . . Tubes . . Batteries Bethlehem Steel started on 3,000 | ij Among others declining were! Among higher stocks were Good- ||} Show Times: AMERICAN IN PARIS. 7:35 and 11:18 SHORTS 1:15 ONLY Mat, 1:55 & 4:05 Night 6:15 & 8:25 AIR CONDITIONED Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. STRAN Students 52¢ ein J Coins. Fountain [CinsmascoPE BOX OFFICE OPENS 1:45 the first time thie year. But there been speculation that putes would TY bp 4 ‘SEUES WEAVER -NRMA BEERY MHL We mens DMN W. FOES -A Universal ternational Picture Fox News Cartoon Box Office Opent 1:45 » 8:00 P.M. Daily * “a45 - 9 P.M, WEDNESDAYS CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE * @u~ TELEPHONE 2-2419 FOR TIME SCHEDULE -qygy San Carlos Theatre Air - Conditioned Rhee to = a * ‘In naming a cheirmag. only three Literals refused Ist SHOW. 3rd SHOW. .. 2:00 — 2nd SHOW 6:20 — LAST SHOW... 8:30 Junior College. They be Ted over radio station WBAL ea WBAL-TV.