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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30
Yacht Club Elects
Gen. Jones Director

Gen. ]. E.. Jones. USMC, re-
tired. was elected a director of
the Key West Yacht Club at a
special meeting of the officers Of
the organization Monday night.
At the meeting Lee Pierce.
president of the. group, presided.
Gen. Jones was elected to the
board in place of Andrew Fraz-
Ter, former commodore, who has
left Key West for Miami.
Gen. Jones and his wife and
daughter are now living in the
city. The general enjoys boating
and fishing and he says that Key
West is one of the few places
throughout the world where he
can enjoy these things. Gen.
Jones was here briefly about 20
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30

The PIT. A. of the Junior and
Senior High School will sponsor
the May Day Festival to be given
tomorrow at $50 O'Clock in Bay
view Park.
:, The High School band will play
and acrobats and tumblers will
nsrform.
The main event will be the
crowhing OF the May Queen by
Mayor William w. Demeritt. The
Queen will be Gerry Albury,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Albury. The King will be
Forest Arthur, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Arthur.
Attendants will be Ann Daugh-
try, Conchita Varela, Judy
Daughtry. Joe Fleitas. Richard
Wade. and Charles Walker.
Cake, candy, ice cream, sand
witches and soft drinks will be
served.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30
Saunders to Run
for President Of.
$50. District Lions

Gerald Saunders, past -prssi-
dent of the Key West Lions
Club. win announce his l948 can
didacy for Governor Of District
33, South. of the Lions at the an
nual district convention at Sara
sota. May As. it was axhoilnced
last night following a meeting OF
Iethee Board of Directors Of the To-
Ecal organization. a 3
{ Saunders will be one of the
! delegates attending the conven-
.tion. Others named were Presi-
dent Fred Miller. President -elect
Joe Allen: Third Vice President
elect Lou Carbonell; Allen
Hampton, Bill Cope and Albert
DiNegro.. Alternates named were
Gonzalo Bszanilla. Herman .Ur-
ion and Tom Carroll. Sheriff Ber-
lin Sawyer also will probably at
tend as an alternate.
The convention will open with
an impressive memorial service
in honor of Lions who died dur
ing the past year. Among the de-
ceased are three Key Westers.
Capt. Charles Reardoh John H.
COStar and Charles Ketchum.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30

replies. II realize I'm doomed if
Il let my blindness get the bet
ter of me, and Ipcnjoy a good
joke now probably a little more
than I did when I could see. It
is the only way to keep from
breeding over my condition. be-
sides, / am thankfully aware that
everybody who knows me is kind
to me. Frequently. am led from
place to place, and / don't know
who is. leading me until he
speaks. Even the three-year-old
child who lives across the street
gives me a. helping hand So why
should | ibe glum or morose? If
i were, I would be far worse off
than what I am"
Jordan has been a resident Of
Key West since 1912. He was
brought to this city by the late
James Waddell, who conducted
a bank here and who owned
.Ipuch land in Key West and
other parts of Monroe county. All
tof that part of Cape Sable. with
It's vast coconut grove, belonged
ftS Waddell and his brother E. A.
Waddell. The latter went to Mi
ami to make, his home.
Jordan was the captain, Of one
of the Waddell boats that brought
,cocOnuts from Cape Sable to Key
West during the second decade
of this century.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30
Burglary Suspect
Pleads Not Guilt,

Rogelio Diaz. 400 Catherine
street. who was arrested Mon.
day night after breaking into thc
home Of Mrs. l.. J. OBrien. it0i
Reynolds street. pleaded no,
guilty TO breaking and entering
charges when arrsigncd tosisy
before Peace Justice J. Y. por-
ter, w.. at a hearing held ii the
County Court House.
Diaz was taken bsc:; h is,I
when he was unable la put us,
$1,000 bond for appearance before
the Criminal Court next Tuesday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30
Key West Blind Man to Have
Sight Restored BY Gift Of
Cornea From Ave Of "A Girl

Harry James Jordan. a totally
blind Key Wester, may see again
through the gift of cornea from
the eye of girl, who has a heart
ailment from which she knows
she can not recover.
Jordan returned Monday night
from Miami where he underwent
the primary operation to. have
the cornea transferred to his eye
after the death of the girl. The
Icornea will be placed in Jordan's
right eye, which is now covered
as a result of the operation.
September. z of last year Jor-
dan underwent an operation for
cataracts on both eyes. His eyes
were kept masked for four weeks,
and, when the masks were re-
moved he was found to be totally
blind. !.
Despite his blindness, fire
men in the No. l firehouse. where
Jordan spends most of his waking
hours. will tell you he is the most
lighthearted person who comes
there. Speak to him. and it won't
be long before he falls to joking.
And he joins in laughter wheth-
'er he initiates joke or is made
the butt of it.
Harry, you seem to be unus-
ually merry today"
mot today but every day." he
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30
FEDERAL Court
Convcncs Here
/. Coming Monday

The Federal Court will con-
vcne at Key West for its regular
spring term on May 5. at $50
=. m. with District Judge John
w. Holland presiding. !,
! Fourteen petitions for naturali-
xation arc on the naturalization
calendar, set for hearing on the
sth q II .. m. The petitioners
named are: Delford James De-
lancy. Jamcs Ernest Roberts, Rosa
Brown, Francisco Josefa Asun-
cioa Zamora, Edgar John Osmond
Ellis, Salvador Emilio Alvarez,
Walter F. Kramer, Dalmacio Be-
lina Biscaya. Dulce Maria Perez,
Julian Silvino Barrios, Paula
Eulalia Gonzalez, Andres Matu-
lee. Palermo Escarilla, and Her.
mcncgillo Alberto Cuervo y
Suarex.
Docketed for trial at this term
Of the court are four civil cases
and no criminal cases, which
civil cases are to be tried be-
fore the Judge without jury.
Named as plaintiffs separately
In three Of the civil cases, the
trial Of which are set to begin
on the 5th at $50 a. m, are
Columbia Pictures Corporation.
United Artists Corporation, and
Universal Film Exchanges, and as
defendant. Gonzalo Bezanillo, do
ing business as Palace Theatre;
the plaintiffs being represented
by the law firm of Morehead,
Psllot and Smith, of Miami, and
the defendant by H. H. Taylor
and Henry H. Taylor, Jr, of Mi
ami. and ]. Lancelot. Lester, of
Key West. The plaintiff named
In the other civil case, which has
been ldocketed for trial on the
6th at $50 q. m., is Mildred Fe
der. formerly known as Mildred
Kurtz, and the defendant is Jack
Arlen: attorneys, Allan King, of
Miami Beach, for the plaintiff,
and William v. Albury and En-
rique Esquinaldo, Jr.. Of Key
West. for the defendant.
The rc-trial of David Joseph
Watson, 22-year-old negro, con-
vtcled at%4ie last ,tessss-ef the
court for first degree murder Of
hiA shipmatc, Bsdiarhin Ierey
Lost Dobbs. III board the U. s.,
Destroyer Striblifsg, who was
granted a new trial, has been set
for August 5tn. ny :.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30
Deeds ST., Transfer
u .Rroperlie,

\{Warranty deeds wesc flied yes
terday with County Clerk Ross
c. Sawyer transferring the fol-
lowing properties:
From E. M. Shrout and J. =.
Piper, executors of the estate VI
T. S. Shrout, Bath. KY. Ia A.
Maitland Adams property on
County Road. for a nominal sum.
From Alton b. Gochrine to A.
B. Goehring. J. r.. a property an
Fleming street. for nominal
sum.
From Leon A. Ybanex and wife
of Dade County. 10 Mablc Marie
Mullinex, a property on Key
Largo, for $500.
From Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II.
Alley, Clinton. Ind, To James %.
Barker. Miami. property al
Tavernicr. for $1,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30
Rotaria,ss win
Elect Directors

Three directors will be elected
at tomorrow Moons meeting 81
the Key West Rotary Club ~
st. Paul's Parish House. u WAS
announced today.
President-elect Edwin Trevor
and Secretary elect Aquilino To-
PEI, Jr., will submit q report on
the district conference held ~
Daytona Beach Monday and
Tuesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30
Parish Center
Holds Class
in SheIIcraft


An interesting group of St.
Mary's Parish girls and Girl
Scouts, accompanied by Mrs.
Andrew Pritchard, Assistant
Leader of Troop 8, attended the
first shellcraft class at the Par
ish Center last night.
The instructors were Misses
Fran Watson and Betty Johnson,
and USO Noes WD Area Work
er Eileen S. Coughlin. elias S
members included Donna Saw
yer, Barbara Pritchard, Julie
Lange. Nancy Sawyer, Joyce
founders. Lorraine Wranock and
Carleen Moore.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30
Enlisted Men to
Send Out Program,

Enlisted personnel of the Sub
marine Base will broadcast new
radio program, Here Comes The
Navy" over local station each
Tuesday and Thursday, it was
announced today. Carl H. Griffin,
Jr.. and Philip w. Hyatt, Jr.,
two enlisted men at the Subma-
rinc Base. will be in charge of
the program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30
NOTICE!!!

Electrical examinations for Mas
for Electrician, Jour n y m n
Maintenance. and Service Elec.
trician, will be held at City Hall
at 800 PM, Friday, May End
Anyone desiring to take the ex-
animation should file their apph-
cation and pay necessary fee pri-
or to time stated above at office OF
Building Inspector, City Hall.
WILL E. p. ROBERTS,
Electrician Inspector.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30
Several Changes in Official
Family Of Gilmore, Squadron
Four, Made known Today
CAPT. TRIEBEL WILL
II SUCCEED CAPT. AVER
IN COMMAND OF USS.
GILMORE

!: Late in May Capt. Charles Q.
1Triebel. USN. win come to Key
West from Sands Point, L. l., to
assume command Of the USS
Howard w. Gilmore, to succeed
Capt. John B. Aver. USN, who
has been commanding officer
for some time.
|. This was one of several
changes in the official family of
the Gilmore and Submarine
Squadron A. announced today by
Capt. Lawrence r. Daspit. USN,
commanding officer of the
squadron, and Capt. Aver, COM
inanding officer of the Gilmore.
Other changes III the official
makeup Of the squadron and the
Gilmore follow:
Capt: Aver win succeed Comdr,
James d. Grant, USN. as com
.1nanding officer Of Submarine Di-
vision AZ iii Key West and will
continue his home in the city.
1 Condr. G. Vance Gordon, USN,
will COME here late in May to as
ssime command Of the former
German submarine, the USS Ex-
US0o8 ssaicceeding Gotrraf Evefrtst
II. 'Steinlnetz, USN. who goes to
the submarine base, at New Lon7,
don. Conn, for a now assign
ment.
,Comdr. D. l.. Mehlhop. ,USN.
squadron >eh4ih.eiiag foflNer foS
Squadron 4, is being relieved by,
1t. Cofhor. Giles F. BGnn,s USM.
of the Line School at Newport,
r. i.
comdr. B. E. wiggin, UsN,
executive officer of the Gilmore,
is being detached in May and
ordered by Ohio State University
at Columbus, Ohio, to the admin
istration and training institute at
the university.
In June 1t. Comdr. r. v.
WEIGH, USN. engineering officer
aboard the Gilmore, will be de-
'tached and will so to the ord
nance engineering course, post
graduate school. Annapolis, Md.
Resignation of 1t. d. g. c. c..
Pfeiffer, of the chaplain corps of
the u. S. Navy, has been accept
ed and he will return to Gordon,
! Neb., where he will again as
sumo his duties as pastor Of a
church.
1t. Pfeiffer is being relieved
by 1t. Charlton French, who is
, at present stationed in the Naval
shipyard at Charleston, S. C.
Ensign j. r. Essen. at present
disbursing officer aboard the
Gilmore. will be placed on mac
tive duty May Is.
CT. Mach. Mate J. w. Wilkcn-
ing has been ordered to report
to the commanding officer of the
18th Naval District, San Francis
co. Calf, for a new assignment.
CT. Carpenters Mate c. E.
Alderman has been ordered to
report to the commanding Of
ficer of the Seventh Naval Dis
trict. Jacksonville, for a new as
signment.
1t also was announced that the
resignation of the Gilmore's
medical officer, 1t. F. S. Browne,
has been accepted and he will
shortly return to practice at Ma
mia, Upper Darby, Pa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30

An application for a marriage
license. was filed today with
County Judge Raymond r. Lord
BY Joseph Diax. 81, and Otilia
Chavez, ~, both OF 326 Virginia
street. Z
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30
Key West Population /.
Estimate ed ByC hanIbe9
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30

TIA Coussuunity Chest meet
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-29
Law Firm Sues
Construction
Co. For Fee

S. H. and George c. Sutherland
have filed suit against the Ashe
vile Contracting Co. for $4,000.
The lawyers allege that in 1916
they were employed by the com
pany to sue out an injunction to
prevent a union and its members
from interfering with The work
on the Lick Fork railroad job.
They state that they earned
fee of $4,000 but that the firm
has failed to pay although "often
requested to do So" They also
ask that the Clinchfield railroad
Company be required to disclose
any amount Of money in its
hands due the contractors.
1t will be recalled that an eff
fort was made to form a union
on the construction job and that
there was strike and picketing.
The court granted an injunction
on March %, 1916, restraining
union and its members from tres
passing on the job or interfering
with the men employed.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-29
SPARE STAMP NO. IL
GOOD FOR SUGAR

The agricultural department
announced this week that spare
ration stamp No. II is good for
10 pounds of sugar Immediately
almost a week ahead of sched-
ule.
1t said that validation was
moved up from June / to make
more sugar available for home
canning of early crops that 9th
erwise might be lost.
Although this action does not
increase individual sugar alot-
ments, the department held out
the possibility that "bonus" sugar
may be available later is supplies
continue to improve.
Rationing expires Oct. 81 under
present law and housewives have
been promised an allotment of
35 pounds per person by that
date.
Another 10 pound stamp to be
validated good not later than
Aug. will complete that alot-
ment and any sugar provided af
ter that will be of a bonus ma
ture.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-29
AREA DOCTORS TO MAKE
AUTOPSIES

DR.. R. L. Phipps has been
named as one of the 20 physici-
ans in Virginia qualified to per-
form an autopsy under the new
state law. Also appointed are
DR.. Hunter Wolfe Of Abingdon
and DR.. James Williams of Rich
lands.
An autopsy is the thorough ex
animation of a corpse to find the
cause of death. Under the new
law, cases of deaths in unusual
or unnatural manner" are to be
investigated by county coroners.
Their reports go to the state med
ical examiner. This officer may
direct an autopsy if circum-
stances are suspicious. Only such
physicians as DR.. Phipps may
cut into dead bodies.
Under the old law, a county
coroner was paid a set fee by
the Board Of Supervisors. The
medical examiners are to be
paid by the state according to
work done.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-29
Ross Greear Hurt
In Cutting
Scrape

Ross Greear, II, of ClintWood,
was badly cut up Saturday night
at the carnival on the fair
ground. Emerson Gillian, who
lives at Stratton, is under bond
for the stabbing. However, it is
understood that Gillian claims
another party used the knife
when he and Greear were having
a quarrel.
It is said that the two men had
some argument few hours be-
fore in bathhouse at Clinchco
and that the difficulty Saturday
night was continuance or re-
newal of the bad blood.
Greear was cut in the back
of the head and was slashed
along his left side. He was treat
ed at the Dickinson County Hos
pital, where he remained until
Wednesday afternoon. He is now
resting comfortably at his home.
The injured man is native of
Scott county but has lived in
Dickinson for the last ten years.
He has worked in the mines at
Clinchco for the past five years.
He has a wife and three children.
Gillian was born and reared
on Caney Ridge, and has been
employed for some time in the
Clinchco mines.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-29
NINTH DISTRICT COP
HOLD RALLY IN BRISTOL

A general 9th district Republi-
can meeting was held at Bristol
Wednesday, following the Demo
cratic meeting. The Republican
state chairman and other high
party officials were in attend
ance and plans were made gen.
orally for starting an early eff
fort to get in shape for the cleo
ton next year. A. L. Kiser from
Clintwood and other leaders
from various counties made talks
and all reported the Republicans
in better shape now than for 20
years past.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-29
To GIVE DECISION IN
BOOTLEG CASES THIS
WEEK

The trial justice has taken no
definite action on the cases of
the persons arrested Last week in
the ABC raid in this county. A
hearing was delayed in order
that circuit court judge Frank
w. Smith might rule as to wheth
er the Jail sentence, mandatory
in Virginia law, might be sus-
pended for any of the defendants.
The ruling of the court is ex-
pected before Saturday, and if it
is received, the cases will be
heard on that day.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-29
TWO POLITICAL MEETINGS
IN BRISTOL SATURDAY

Democratic women of the 9th
district met in large numbers in
Bristol last Saturday for the pur
pose of perfecting a woman's or
ganization to take active part in
the congressional election next
year.
Mrs. Sam Wright of ClintWood
was elected chairman of the fl
nance committee, while Sam was
billed as one of the speakers.
Those listed as attending from
Dickinson were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Wright, Mrs. D NJ. Crabtree
and Mrs Ayers Friend.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-29
JAKES BRANCH RESIDENT
DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS

Paul Krizvduk, 81, husband of
Maggie Krivzduk, died at home
on Jake's Branch Monday nig4.t
after an illness of several days.
Burial was in the Viers grave
yard on Jake's Branch Wednes-
day afternoon, following funeral
services, conducted by Elders Ted
Swindall, Jim Jack Stanley and
Creed Fleming.
He was born in Russia, coming
to the United States when he was
Is. He had lived on Jakes Branch
since 1941. His neighbors say
that he was a most industrious
man and that he was we'll liked
by all who knew him.
He is survived by the widow
and one step-daughter, Leona
Mullins.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-29
LEE MULLINS INJURED
IN CLINCHCO MINE


Lee Mullins, son of Dock Null
Inns, of near Nickels Gap, was in
jured by falling slate while at
work in one of the Clinchco
mines Tuesday night. He was
promptly removed to the hospit-
al at Dante for treatment and
upon examination it was found
that he had not been seriously in
jured, but was hurt bad enough
to confine him to the hospital
for several days.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-05-29
PRENUPTAL PARTY HONORS
MISS FLEMING
(From an Ohio neWspaper)

(From an Ohio neWspaper)
Miss Mona Fleming, daughter
Of Mrs. Violet Fleming of Waiver
", was honored when a group of
nurses of Chillicothe hospital en-
tertained at party Tuesday ev-
ening at the nurses home on Vine
street
A nures' aide at the hospital,
Miss Fleming is the bride elect
of Mr.. Harrison Simon. Their
wedding will be an event of
June 9Th.
Dub bridge was played, with
prizes going to Mrs. Edna Red
man and Miss Jane Trip. Miss
Fleming received a gift from the
group. Twenty two guests were
present.
Refreshments We're served af-
ter the games. Centering the re-
freshment table was an arrange
ment of assorted spring flowers
around a miniature bride.