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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
Robert Woods
Accused OF
Murder Try
Robert Curry,
BrOther-In-Law,
Claims Woods
Tried Killing Him

Robert Lee Woods. 80, Of Key
West is being held in jail on
$1,000 bond, on a charge Of as
sault with attempt to commit
murder upon his hrother.in,law
Robert Curry, contractor, the
Sheriff's office announced today.
The alleged assault with a pls.
toll occurred Wednesday night at
Boza's open air theater on Stock
Island, on U. S. |. Peacs JUS e
Roy Hamlin viii hold q prelimin.
airy hearing on the case Monday
afternoon at 4:9o.
Woods, II is said, pulled
trigger twiee O. hist 49,
failed to 60 OH. ieas
unhurt. Curry Is maf ID
Woods sister.
Deputy Sheriff Jack Bake- ar
rested Woods after the sf'iaa.
Wit calling for an arrest had been
signed at Hamlin's office by Cur.
ry.
Immediately before Woods
hearing. two construction work.
ers win be heard on the charges
Of breaking and entering with in.
tent TO commit grand larceny Of
Silt. Complainant Hazel Saun.
ders accused the men Of break.
ing into her room at 307 Julia
Street and taking tie money.
The men were arrested. BY city
police and turned over to the
Sheriffs office. They are In
jail on bond Of $500 each.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
Rogers, OBryant Head Slate
Of Rotary Officers For SO
Rotary Aid
For Refugees
In W. Germany
Is Requested

The nomination slate of Rotary
Club officers who win take over
In July was unanimously voted
In when election took place yes
terday during the luncheon at st.
Pauls parish hall. New Rotary
president viii be the Rev. Ralph
Rogers OF the First Presbyterian
Church, current secretary under
Rotary President Neil Knowles.
Vice-president for the coming
year viii be Horace 0'Bryant,
Monroe County superintendent
Of public instruction. Secretary
viii be Paul Sher, businessman,
presently program director for
Rotary.
Named as new directors are
jeff knight and Harry Baker.
Special guest was Pete Chase,
charter member Of the Rotary
Club here when it was organized
in 1915. Chase left Key West and
was actively associated with the
late Carl Fisher. developer of
Miami Beach. Chase also served
as secretary OF he Miami Beach
Chamber of Commerce for sew.
eral years.
A send-oH was given chsf
Geld Of the Southern Bell TsIe.
phone who will be sadly missed
~ enc Of The Rotary Club mem.
herS.,
Program director Paul Sher
asked Joe Pearlman to read an
important letter from Rotary In
ternationaI. 1t consisted of a di.
rect appeal to Rotary Information.
al at Chicago headquarters from
Ernest Reuter-, Lord Mayor of
Berlin, asking for help for the
tCon;inued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
Admiral Duke To
Address Juvenile
Council, April6

Admiral Irving I. Duke. Com.
mander Of The u. s. Naval Base.
Key West. Fla. win speak 70 the
Monroe County Juvenile Council
on Monday. April 9Th on sTha
Nays Point Of View Toward
Juvenile Problems"
The meeting vii be held IN the
Key West High School Auditorium
at 500 pm. This ahould be Of
great interest 20 the parents of
Key West and al those people
who work with young people. -
Key West Is predominantly 9
Navy town. Il was said
Al residents 81 the City are 10
vited to attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
Audubon Society
Arranges Bird
Walk For Sat.

The Monroe County Audubon
Society has arranged . Saturday
morning bird walk in the Sane.
taary on Stock tslard The mlgra.
ton has begun. with the appear,
ance Of Baltimore orioles. hood.
ed warhlerS. indigo bsntingS and
some other species. Fastening to
their northern nesting grounds.
Although II Is 20 early in The
season DO expect s1able Numbers.
il is believed that some interest.
inc birds may ne seen.
Mrs. Frances Hawes will lead
the group ard gill be al the en-.
trance 10 the Sanctuary Al aine
O'Clock Saturday Haarning. tonsor-
row. All interested persons are
invited to participate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
Big Turnout At
Bill Hearing Is
Expected Tonight

Record crowds are expected
st the Courthouse tonight for
the biennial legislative hearing
conducted by State Representa-.
rive 3. c. Pspy at Q p. m.
City and county officials 80
well as local veisrs viii Be on
hand 10 haar Rap. Parry rue
through the long iiss - local
bills which have 50 fsr been ad-
vaFfissd for introduetlon.
The evening may provide
some fireworks on The mere
controversial items ef legisls.
tion deal, =, with the feitY's sev.
eminent. ihsther or not ap.
prevail Of fhsss bills Is express.
ed, fhe State representative Is
empowered by law 70 introduce
them in fhs 1859 legislature.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
Food Professors
Abide By Laws,
Inspector Says

Key West ard Keys food can.
nerS, shrimp packers. ard ether
professors 81 food are in excel
lent sanitary condition. according
10 AngieT Wills. Inspector for tie
Food ard Drug Division 81 she
State Department Il Agriculture.
walls checked TIE KsSs yssseg.
day ard Key Wexs today aeenn.
panied by willie Saunders. IocaI
pepsrtment inspect
or.
TIE Inspectors checked labei-
linz - well aN packing. Decker
Fccns fcg stoTaee ol kah. ard
ekher facszes. Al wezs fczn4
10 ~ In coed csaer. wis eoues
10 KY West sk1zs every - lars
II p<gsosuxncs a rs nspee-
tsom&
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
No Objections To
SeiCer Rate Jump

Not . single Key Mssisr 40.
pesrsd last night ~ . public
hearing before the city com.
mission to oppose . 50 per cent
Increase IN The eity's sewer ser.
vice rates. The jump has been
made nesesssrY fer the finane.
ING 81 she extensive renovailons
10 the present outraeded and in.
adequate system.
However, one unidentified ei.
then did appear 10 request That
the city enforra strictly. ihs city
law which veaUirss ell resi-.
deness in HE city 10 heck Up
10 HE sewer system.
City Manager Dave kins as.
cured the man that anyone. lis.
Ing within TOO feet Of the new
system. viii be forced to heck
W 10 u according 10 law.
In answer 10 the statement
that the law has not been rigid
" enforced in the past, King
said That the present system Is
slresdy very much overloaded
end may give eai envy day.
The REQUIREMENTS az the tin.
sneinn ssesss ieF the project
viii Insist en- ssrlsi saFeresmsNi
81 HE laws. he added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
.Eisner Reports
Cops DissensiOn

DiSsension In the police de,
partment. as the result of the
policy OF stationing = uniformed
Naval Shore Pagrolnan with each
officer patroliing ,ae city's streets
was pointed out aSt night hy city
commissioner Louis M. ]. EisneF.
EiSneT said taat there care
several reasons wEy ii is not
practical" and asked that the
City Manager aonfeE with Naval
authorities to see Il il is ncces-
Sary.
in the past Il SaS the psalscy
Ia station two SaMG PatrUlman
Nith each po.icemSn bet TIE num.
Der has nox been cat 10 hss one
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
Safe Stolen
At Building
Co. Office
Thieves Smash
Lock And Make
Off With $78I.4O
During Night

Thieves, who broke into
the office of the Fred How
land Construction Com
pany, foot Of Duval Street
near the Porter Docks,
made off with a 400-pound
safe containing $7s1.4O in
cash and checks, 1t was an
nounced today.
The safe was stolen some time
between 900 last night and
500 this morning. according
to the Rowland Company office
manager Albert c. Metcalf. He
told police that he worked in the
office until that time last night
and this morning when he opened
the office, he found the door to
the office shack forced and the
safe missing. II contained a total
Of $447.05 in cash and $334.35 in
checks.
Police fhecrixs that there was
more than enc thief involved
because Of The weight Of shs
safe. A resident in ihe area re-
ported that he heard . truck
drive off somefime shortly af.
ter $500 am. today.
Chief Sheriffs Deputy E. H.
Sistrunk, today investigating at
the scene found the lock which
had been on the door, some 20
feet from the scene. II had been
iimmied. He also said that the
thieves had apparently worn
gloves while at work because the
area around the door was smudg.
Cd.
Officials speculate that the
lob was the work Of someone
familiar -'th ihe routine Of she
office, since today is pay day
for The construction company
employees and they hoped that
ihe payroll would be in The safe.
However. Metcalf said that the
company's $4,000 payroll is never
made up In the office but is han
died by 4 local bank.
Nothing else is missing from
the office. Hetcalf reported.
Police 1t. Joseph Cerezo and
officer Armando Perez made the
investigation at the scene as well
as members OF the Sheriff's staff.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
Commissioner To
Suggest Revision

A rsvisscn II ne Stadium Com.
mitfee. shieh Is tks adminlssrs.
tive body fer re men.efp1ily
ownee wiekers Field Stadaan.
vas suggested .ast aight By ETY.
commissioner Deian Cobo. aha
sad sh2i 9Th he appEeashiag
baseball aeskoa. 4 l. lmporfanf
that there i - se.sse grssp 70
Supervise tie Stadium opsraEioa.
Cobe weaf g Feesr1 80 aaz.
sestAng that Haak Day. so Is
presently . membaF q ne con-.
Ensstse. b. Fetains1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
Charter Referendum
Is Dstsated Thursday
Papy Viii Meet
With Commission

State Representative Ber-
ME c. PapY will meet either
tomorrow morning or We'd
nesdaY morning at 1880 q.
m. with the city commission.
II was announced today.
City Commissioner Louis
NJ. J. Eisnsr. who was in
strucied by the Mayor to ex-
tend the invitation. said that
Pap was "all tied up today
but could make Il tomorrow
or Wednesday"
Eisner had asked that the
city fathers sit down and
talk over the proposed COM
stitutional amendments"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
Man Arrested For
Providing Thurs.

A ls-year old shrimp fisher.
man was arrested last night by
police after he was found prowI-
ing in the side yard Of the home
Of Mrs. Anthony Alonzo. Aro-
novitz Lane. clad in just q pair
Of shorts.
Mrs. Alcnzo reported that she
sighted the man peeking In her
window When police arrived.
they found the mans clothing
nearby.
He viii be arraigned IN City
Court today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27

Inc him IL Mile heef, DEAL
ing with the sponge fishing in
dustry, stars Robert Wagner,
Terry Moore and Gilbert Roland.
The stars as well as ]. Carol
Naish, Harry Carey, Jr. and
other notables will check in at
the Casa Marina on April Is and
stay through May 20.
Six truck loads Of equipment,
iwo buses. . barge. for the
photographers and six honfs In.
GLIDING . Greek fishing boat
are Just part Of she equipment
coming TO Key West fer fhe
$i,s00, 900 film.
I'VE are using the reef off
Key West ss the background
theme fer fhe film rs well as
the locale for action. The A and
3 fish house docks are going to
bs the scene Of . boat fire. Mr..
. FELTON, has been most eoopera.
tive in helping in every way.
Then old Delmonieo's rsstau-
rant. row DvffY's bar will be
shot IS will Key West home"
Bryant said:
"We're the one entertainment
that comes to town and brings
money in rather than takes il out.
We viii spend conseryatively in
Key West during the four weeks
We are here about $4,000. That's
exclusive Of what thel crew will
spend in the town for recreation. |"
Bryant has great expectations
for the film. Which win be shot
% percent out IT doors. More
than half of the film win be taken
In Key West. Less then two weeks
win be filmed in Tarpon Springs
beginning April 8.
we ere using ihe new wide
angle Tense which means that
well be- able 10 sheet not only
the A and D dock ~ enc time
but The entire ares around II.
Not only that but the new sound
called siereophenie means
that We use three nierophonss.
When . character IN The film
speaks, The voice will actually
emanais from him. Yeu1I move
your head from side 10 side ~
The various players talk"
Twentieth Century'S cinemas-
cope, unlike the present three
dimensional films requires no
polaroid glasses.
"The new technique win bring
Key West and its scenes TO life -
the people win look alive" the
production manager said.
Underwater shots for the film
viii be made here and in Mas
Sau. Top Hollywood underwater
cameraman, TIL cabbani who did
The Frog Man" in Key West
and director Robert Webb Of that
film. are teamed together once
more.
''12 Nile Reef" Is the second
film Of Twentieth Century in
cinemascope. The Robe" Is
being made with the new techni-
que now.
Key Wesfsrs vine nissed ire
ssmi-annval axeisenssns 81 Pre-.
sidsnt TrUmsn's sisif with his
tarss staff and erseursgs "
eorrsspsndsnss viii be happy 10
know thss IRE advent 81 ne 70
twentieth Century Fer aefors
Continued On PAGE Two1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
PaPy Introduces
NeaU Local Bill To
Change Charter
amending action

A bid to StymIe the Ell
forts of State Representa-
tive Bernie C. Papy in his
attempt at revising the city
charter failed last night
when the city commission
voted down an ordinance
which would have required
all such amendments to go
before the voters for re-
ferendum. The measure died
when it failed to receive
the necessary 2/3 flour
vote) ratification by the
commissioners.
But today, Representa-
tive Papy introduced an
other bill which would
have made last nights ac-
ton worthless by amending
Section One of the city
charter to make null and
void all proceedings for
amendment of the city
charter under Section One. "
The basis for last nights action
ssNs Clause IN "SectioIi Onen
Of the charter which allows the
city commission 10 amend the
charter by putting the proposal
before the voters Of the city by
referendum after approval by a
two-thirds majority Of the COM
mission.
The amendment read: All
charter amendments shall be SUBJ
ject to referendum. No law
amending the charter Of the city
Of Key West shall become opera.
tive until approved by a majority
Of the qualified electors partici-
pating in an election In said
city"
Commissioner Louis M. ]. Els.
ner last night east the deciding
vote against the ordinance which
was introduced by Mayor c. B.
Harvey.
Apparently irked because he
wasn't consulted by the authors
Of the measure, Eisner voted no
when the bill was introduced as
an emergency ordinance (requir.
ing a unanimous vote Of the COM
missionl and then followed
through with another dissenting
vote when il was re-intrOduced
as . bin requiring just a two
thirds -four vosesJ ratification BY
the city fathers.
Eisner's vote, along with that
Of Commissioner John Carbonell,
were all that were needed to
quash the measure.
While Eisner agreed that ''it Is
very good ordinance" be said:
When you fellows sat down 10
draw up this very important
document. shouldn't I have been
consulted. II has been handled
with such speed at q time that
political feeling Is 50 high that /
think we should have sat down
and talked this thing over. We
are interfering With another
mans (Papy'sl duties"
John Carbonen Justified his dis.
senting vote on the same basis.
when he decried the secrecy and
speed with which the measure
was handed. In causticslly
worded rehuke aimed al Com
missioner Jack Delaney, Carlo.
nell referred to . statement De.
laney released On Thursday il
which be blasted Papy fer tie
shroud At secrecy Which sur.
Fuandx bis announced intentions
10 introduce iegsxlasion affecting
the city charter. CaFboneIl said
that be had beer given 10 time
10 study last night'a highly coz.
trcverSial issue.
Eixrsg tagged tha measure as
tContinned O. Page Twcl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27
Lavish Film Starts Months Shooting April Is
"12 Mile Reef" A CinemascoPe
On Spongefishing, Will Bring
20 FiInan,akers Headed By Stars
Robert Wagner, Terry Moore Here
by SUSAN MeAvoY

crew of 20 Twentieth Century-Fox stars, featured
players photographers, sound men, and others will des-
cend upon Key West April 1s for month of shooting
cinemascopic color film the Streets in the houses and
the reef of Key West The Citizen learned from Pro-
ducton Manager Gene Bryant last night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27

TIE meeting ~ - kAanEsa
csvnfY carshssI FaIsY sna
crippae Aaaeeiaatsn has keea
pestpened frusn - Fssular
rmssstns saAs MsnssY sgsR
weuns1dar, A@ril 4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-27

Key West. Florida. hos the
most equuble climote in the
country. with an average
rUnqe Of only l40 Fahrenheit
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16
Agricultural Exhibits
Open Largest Farm
Building

The worlds largest farm building
will make it's debut on the board
walk in Atlantic City, New Jersey
for six days starting Friday, Decem-
Der 4, with farmers and urban alike
invited to inspect this phenomenon
at the world famous resort city.
The occasion is the first annual
New Jersey Mid-Atlantic Farm
Show, a regional exposition featur-
ing livestock, farm equipment and
supplies, gardening implements and
home service products. Hundreds
of commercial and educational ex-
hibits will cover all phases of agri-
culture in this region, even to the
point of demonstrating the, proper
landscaping of the home and the
cultural practices required to grow
orchids commercially.
All activities connected with this
new farm show will be held under
one roof, according to General Man
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

ager Clement p. Lewis, Jr., in the
largest farm building in the world.
Lewis explains that this building
has been known as Convention Hall
but for the period of December 4
through December 8 the first yearly
transformation will take place. Live
stock will be exhibited where cars
usually park, dressed chickens and
turkeys will take the place of bath
ing beauties, and hay and corn
shows, along with country style
square dancing, will number among
the entertainment features. In fact,
the only peep show on the schedule
will be an incubator where spec
tatOrs can watch baby chicks as they
fight their way into the world.
This huge farm building with it's
100000 square feet of floor space
makes an ideal location for an ex-
hibition of this type. There's no need
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

Between 1910 and 1852 farm en-
ployment in the south declined one
fifth, and the number of sharecrOp-
pers dropped One-third.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

to worry about the elements when
attending the New Jersey Mid
Atlantic Farm Show for all exhibits
and activities will be under one roof.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

The Army buys more than "a
million pounds of salt a year to
supply both itself and the Air
Force.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

What babbens to the U.N. IN this
program? &? Moreover wbsre does q
realistic UN. system Of International
inspection of atomic plants fit into
Mr. LiRpmann's PLans' AN. Spaniel
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16
Most4ikod low priced car
amons people who wont more for their money

umong people who want more for their money
when they buy and more money when they se
There's big reason why folks buying Fords
than before No other owpced offers many of the
things people want and need for todayS driving fact get
such Worth More Ford features a VS. engine completely
automatic transmission andne-car power steering any other
car, you'd have to step well up from the lowprice field
Of course Ford will discover that Ford worth more
when they sell it, too Surveys of used prices show year-od
FOrdS returning higher proportion of their original than
any other car.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

Miss Laura Murray of near
Bishopville visited Mr.. and Mrs.
ARTHUR Simpler, Saturday.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

tional Drive. And Ford Master Guide, available
on all VS. models, is the last word in power
steering makes turning up to 75% easier,
yet retains the natural feel of the wheel on the
Straightaway.
See Value Check Test Drive the Ford
of your choice at your Ford Dealers. Find out
why Ford is Americas Worth More" car.
Milford chronicle., 1953-10-16

::.mOre and more people are considering Ford
as the one fine car in the IOw-priee field!
It's hard to believe that car which is built like
the finest still sells in the lowprice field Yet
Ford with its huIHght Crestmark body, its Full
Circle Visibility (moSt in its field) its new fine
car ride and roomy luggage locker (rQomiest in
its fed) delivers at a figure that keeps it right
down in its price class
Fords the only Iow-prced car which offers
you choice of a completely automatic trans
mission (FOrdomatc) Overdrive OR Conven-.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23
Peace Through
Strife MecIkcrs
Sermon heIne

Ihe Sunday Seh0 olSsrs Il e
oElunity lOr eNery nemkoe 6 tk
family q atto1d 4 NinE1nip a.
rudy DeBlloa each an6ag men.
ing. Al underoknn in q ~ hAale
tfuth1 * mi ag nck 1tsk ~ ~
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rich our own MNo1 makes az I
mora wholesome 40 happE In.
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rsall1o he fHll poNefn q lif
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First Ccnero9a ll5n1z Church ill
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With Jo1oDh Dck
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-23
Ley Memorial Church To Join
h Aldersgate- Pentecost Rites

The people 0f Ley Memorial
Methodist Church. 1904 Truman
Avenue It Georsia Street, Win ibin
tie other Methodi1s Chuchee Il flla
Key West area d "a Aldoraaate.
pehtecost celebration ct First
Methods Church Sunday alter.
noon Of 800 O'Clock. Dr W.
Robinson, Og The General Beard q
Evangelism 81 he Methodist
Church with lies dqnaTterS II Naah.
yillo, vim 81 iho featured SPEAK.
e. MnsIe for tie occasion Will Sc
ander TIE dirscllon Of Mr. Earl
Anderson and apsciaI emphasis
WI y eiysn q congregational
blneine
Aa calSndnr has eAUDsd Az
dtSeoale, NV ssIiveFsary n M
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eslohFnloA by keIhcdIsss arOUn
~ weFl6 als1 pontoeoss n fan
81 ne sahl9 any ihls yosF. The
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