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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-13

Szegedy-Maszak je rekel, da'
ina Macy v soboto dospeti ma
zrakoplovisSe La Guardia New
Yorku in da Sc z MIN nahajajo
njegova zena, hci in 4-letni sin.
IL New Yorka ina odstavlje-
nj premier odpotovati v Wash
ington, je dejal Szegedy-Mas-
zak, kjer Sc DO baje posvetoval
z uradniki Zedinjenih drzav.
Szegedy Sc po spremembi VIA
de v Budimpesti nj hotel vrniti
domov, kakor mu je bilo ukaza-
no, nakar so mu ameriske obla-
sti dale zagotovilo, da SINE osta-,
ii v. Zedinjenih drzavah. Posla-
niski Stab Sc je v zvezi z dogod-
XII donna razklal; del istega sto-
j Szegedyjem, drugi del pa
Sc strinja novim rezimom.
Porocila Nagyjevem poto-
vanju v Zedinjene drzave so da-
lie povod govoricam, da Sc uteg-
ne tukaj organizirati madzar-
ska vlada v izgnanstvu.
Burne debate v ~,~.
madzarskem parlamentu
Po porocilih Associated
Pressa" so Sc veeraj v madzar-
skem parlamentu v Budimpe-
sti vrsile burne debate, tekom
katerih je vodja "stranke svo-
bode" Dezo Sulyok ljuto napa-
dal novo vlado ter med ostalim
rekel, da ma Madzarskem "vla-
da najbolj divji politicni terror"
Sulyokov govor je povzrocil
med levicarskimi poslanci tako
rabuko, da je nadomestni pred
sednik komunist Istvam Kossa
odredil, da Sc seja parlamenta
do srede odgodi.
Sulyok je trdil, da najeti raz-
grajalci razbijajo shode opozi-
cije in da ga je neki "spion"
skusal kompromitirati S ponud-
bo denarja "od Amerikancev."
Sulyok je bill leta 1915 izklju-
cen IL stranke malih posestni-
kov radi reakcijonarnega delo-
vanja, nakar je ustanovil
"stranko svobode" in zacel IL
dajati list "Holnap", XII pa je
ze po II dneh nehal izhajati, ker
crkostavci misc hoteli staviti
clankov, v katerih so bill napa-
dani komunisti.
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oh osmih v citalnici Slovenskega
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Rd. clanice so vabljene, da Sc
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-13

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Q0dkih 30 SvetM IN donna!
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-13

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ljo svoj prvi piknik te sezone
ma farmi SNPJ v Chardon, O..
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vrstna godba.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-06
COAST PROTECTION
AGAINST STORMS IS
PROVIDED in BILL
Eugene Wells
Died Thursday

Eugene Wells, 20. died Thurs
day night at 1880 o'clock in the
Biltmore Veterans Hospital,
Coral Gables. .
The body arrived in Key West
last night, and funeral services
will be held Sunday at i p. M,
in the Fleming Street Method
ist Church, where the body will
be placed at 2 p. m. Rev. j. B.
Reid will officiate. Burial will
be in the family plot, in City
Cemetery. Lopez Funeral Home
is in charge of arrangements.
Survivors: Father, William H.
Wells; four brothers, Robert W.,
Charles w., William H. Jr., and
Everett E. Wells.
Mr.. Wells was a veteran of
World War II. The Honor Guard
of Arthur Sawyer Post No. %,
and Veterans of Foreign Wars
will attend the burial.
The Honor Guard will fire a
volley at the grave, with taps by
their bugler.
Pallbearers will be selected
from the membership.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-06
Alonzo Borden
Dead AT Miami

John A. Borden, formerly of
Key West, but now of Miami,
announces the death of his
brother, Alonzo, at Miami, on
Thursday morning. Alonzo once
lived here.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Edna Borden; son, James +.
Borden; daughter, Mrs. 'Wilhel-
nina Smith; his mother, Mrs.
Isabella Borden; brothers, John
A., Osborn, Ray A., and Capt. l..
H. Borden, and sisters, Mrs.
Gladys Raybon, Mrs. Thelma
Sheppard, and Mrs. Ada Borden,
and three grandchildren.
The funeral was held at 2 pm.
today at Bess Funeral Home,
Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-06

pal of mine, but he played abso-
lutely dumb about those spots.
Acted like he thought I had holes
in the head"
do you think he was being
paid off to play dumb?"
Il had a suspicion of it, he
said. Then | tried SHOPPING
around in both places, but they
recognized me before l could
look the interiors over very care
fully. Everyone was very So
fictitious, helpful-and wafchful
as hawk. / finally got the truth
out of a kosher corned beef sand
wich." &
"a what?" Jean asked.
"A corned beef sandwich,
served by Sam Shapiro. the best
delicatessen operator on Seventh
Avenue" Harry said with
knowing grin. 1--WE eaten there
hundreds of times after a show,
gossiping with Sam. He knows
Seventh Avenue inside out; and
he's told me things he keeps. a
secret from his family. l dropped
in there the other night and Sam
gave me the lowdown on the
Biarritz and the Castillo, after
warning me not to quote him"
Quit teasing me and give the
facts" Jean insisted.
1.-THE fact is, my dear, that both
those places are running very
high-class gambling joints be-
hind night club front. They get
the richest celebrity trade-with
plenty of police protection and a
very elaborate system of SCREEN
ing out nosey newspapermen."
Jean gave soft, hardly audi
BILE whistle of surprise.
$50 that's why Dawson goes
to them," she exclaimed. WAS
he afraid I'd discover he was
mixed up in the racket"
Probably so, because he's GER
tainly mixed up in it i'm some
way" Hawkins declared. Hes
sold his house and his car, pulled
all his savings out of the bank
l found that out from a couple
of reporters who've known him
all his life. He's in this deal either
as gambling joint promoter, or
just plain heavy loser. Either
way, he's worried to death. Those
places are backed by the tough
est mob in the East. and they'd
just as soon bump off a business
partner as they would welshing
customer"
Ito be cOntinuedl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-06
MANHATTAN EDITOR
By Gene Gleason :, m

gamblers, news stories or Charles
Dawson. They did not talk at all
when Harry, holding her close
to him, danced so smoothly past
the couples on the crowded floor
that Jean was only half-aware of
their existence. /
They had arranged to meet for
lunch the following day at the
Algonquin. The memory of the
previous evening was still with
both OF them, but now they were
ready to- discuss the problem that
would have seemed profana-
ton of last nights mood; the
riddle of Charles Dawson's. ac-
tions.
THEY were seated at corner
Il table along the brightly-lac-
quered wall of the Algonquin's
Chinese Room when Harry re-
introduced the topic.
AFTER l got over my sore
medicines about being called
out OF bed the other night" he
told Jean, II started to think
about Dawson. l tried to patch
together what you'd told me
about him--his staying out of the
office and the rest of ito see if
| could figure out what was Bit
ing him."
."He has me baff1ed," Jean ad-
mitted. did you figure out any
thing?"
Hawkins pondered a moment,
then lowered his voice so that it
did not carry beyond their table.
We'll, / knew from what you
told me that he didn't drink on
the job. also knew he couldn't
afford to hang around two night
spots like the Biarritz and the
Castillo - unless he had some-
thing special in mind. For in
stance, he didn't get back to the
office some mornings, l gather,
until after five o'clock" ''s',
Sometimes later" Jean as
sented. "But what did that
proven" .'t d;
Might clubs don't operate
after four am. in this town, UNI
less they're cheating on the
liquor laws, or running some kind
of side racket" Hawkins ex-
planned. Il started out to see if !
could find out what branch of
larceny the Castillo and the Biar-
ritz were dabbling in" He shook
his head woefully. What a job
that was! The cop on that
Seventh Avenue beat is an old
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-06
Pythian Knights
Elected Officers

Key West Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, elected the following
officers at a meeting last night:
Chancellor commander, Earl
R. Adams; vice chancellor,
George Phillips; prelate, Daniel
Sharp; master of works, Gerald
Saunders; secretary, J. Winfield
Russell; financial secretary, J.
Frazier Pinder; treasurer, Mil
lard B. Gibson; master at arms,
Cutter Bowman; outer guard,
Gerald Adams; trustees, Daniel
Sharp, Earl Adams and George
Phillips.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-06
Chapter 10

Chapter 10
THE elevator operator at jeans
4 hotel, displaying a genial
grin, stood just outside her door
and handed her a transparent
cellophane box, tied with broad
white satin ribbon and an ex-
travagantly decorative bow.
sWhite orchid. Miss Saunders!'
he informed her in a voice OF
respectful awe. II haven't seen
one this pretty since we had the
florists convention downstairs.
Jean gave him a tip, wonder
ing meanwhile who had sent the
beautiful flower, which lay in the
box with the grandeur of prize
winner at a floral exhibition. She
detached a white envelope, bear
ing her name in bold. authorita-
tive pen-strokes, and removed the
card inside.
"Will you read far enough to
let me apologize and perhaps ex-
plain why I acted so rudely the
other night?" the card read. Il
was either so sleepy ! didn't hear
your explanation, or so foggy
that didn't comprehend it. Bill
O'Reilly has since Strengthened
me out Tor laid me outl on that,
and I'm almost too embarrassed
TO revive the incident. But if
you'll give me second chance !
hardly deserve, I'll try to make
clear how sorry ] am for Offend
ing the one person in the world
I'd least like to hurt in any way.
Will you answer the phone if /
call at four this afternoon?" The
note was signed Harry"
She had long battle with her
own pride, but she had finally
overcome it with her sense of
fairness when Hawkins called.
She picked up the phone at four;
he picked her up for dinner at
seven.
I'D have worn sackcloth,
ashes and a gangsters' funeral
wreath to prove / was sorry"
Harry told her, after they had
overcome the self-conscious ten
sion of their temporary estrange-
ment. "You see, it wasn't just
Jean Saunders, the writer, had
to apologize to; it was you
someone I care great deal more
for"
All through dinner, they talked
happily without a mention OF
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-06
Key West Included I'm Lo-
calities That Would Be
Benefited lie Measure
Becomes Law
tFrem WnshinEt0n Correspondent.
Key West Citizen

IVY "tSt thECnb
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6. - A
bill providing for sufficient funds
for protection of Florida. espe-
cially Key West and other
coastal cities, and protection for
Mississippi, Alabama and Louis
lana, is in the course of prepara-
ton, according to representatives
from these states.
Fourth District Rep. G.. A.
SmatherS was not present at a
conference of representatives of
Florida and other states at which
the problem of extensive damage
to coastal property and land was
taken up. Rep. Smathers has
been in Florida in connection
with plans for the visit of Presi-
dent Truman, who will attend
the dedication of Everglades Ma
tional Park. Rep. Smathers' Of
flee suggested , that the Presi-.
dent would have an opportunity.
of noting the, effects of the
storms which sweep over Flor
ida during his stay at Key West.
To cover protection in the
four states the appropriation will
have to be a sizeable one, it was
pointed out. 1t is possible that
some funds made available for
beach erosion work may be OBJ
tanned.
Jetty bulkhead construction
is proposed, but this was not
gone into deeply in the confer
ence of representatives. The
whole problem is one of engi-
neering. Jetty construction some
times turns an ocean current
away from one point and it then
works its way to another point
and causes shore damage.
Army engineers are now work
ing on an all-over beach erosion
prevention program for the
coastal states and the Great
Lakes region.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-06
Marathon PTA
Hosts To Monroe
County Council

Marathon Parent Teachers AS
ISOLATION was host at meeting
of the Monroe County Council
of Parents and Teachers. Lunch
con was served at the Marathon
Chamber of Commerce building.
Guests were the Principal of the
School, County Commissioner
Parrish, S. c. Singleton and
MIS-. varies. supervisor of ele-
mentary school. There were 33
members from Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-06
WV Auxiliary To
Attend Funeral

VIEW. Auxiliary, Post 1911,
will meet in uniform at 4 p. M,
tomorrow in front of the Flem-
ing Street Methodist Church to
attend the funeral of Comrade
Eugene P. Wells.
Vanessa Saunders, president OF
the Auxiliary, made the an
nouncement.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-06
Sirugo Resigns
Assn. Position

Joseph Sirugo, 627 Duval
street, has resigned as president
of the Retail Liuqor Dealers AS
ISOLATION of Key West.
Sirugo gave as his reason for
resigning the fact that he recent
w sold his restaurant and bar,
and thus disqualified himself
from holding office in the or
ganization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-12-06

III! Meets Monday

A special Christmas meeting
of the Poinciana P.-T.A. will be
held on Monday at 7:30 o'clock.
A program appropriate to the
holiday season has been arrang-
ed.
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More than half the population
If Mexico is mixed white and
indian blood.
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FOR SALE

White outside paint, $2.75 gal;
white enamel, $2.75 gal; floor
enamel, SITS GAL; laquers,
5 clear and colors; flat paint,
$3.45 gal; Christmas Tree
trimmings, toys and handmade
gifts. Doherty & CO., .846
Olivia, cor. Packer, Phone 1897.
dec4-3t
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New two-bedroom apartment,
near ocean, tile bath, electric
kitchen, for December or sea-
son. No children or pets. 1926
Vernon, Phone BOOM.
dec4-3tx
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Man to share room. Twin beds,
near bath, close in. Call 55l-M.
dec64tx
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solid oak bedroom
furniture, consisting of six
drawer chest, two four drawer
chests, twin beds, plate glass
mirror, vanity and benth.
Like new. $255. 1872 Poin-
ciana. dec5-3tx
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Two bedroom apartments.
Everything furnished. All utili-
ties. Season rent only.
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Young man who wants to learn
radio. Apply 628 Elizabeth.
dec6-3tx
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Coconut Palms, so. 1917 Petronia
Street. dec5-2tx
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Two-bedroom apartment on the
ocean. Season rent only. c.
Gil Carbonell, 700 Duval St.
dec3-3t
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Wanted-Man with car for light
delivery work Apply SIG
Southland st. dec6-3t
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Covered wagon house trailer
sleeps four. $3.50. GIL Division
St. dec4-6tx
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Furnished rooms, 1925 single,
$3.50 double. 626 Grinnell st.
... dec5-3tx
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1910 Chev-Sedan, excellent con-
dition. Price very. reasonable.
Monroe Motors, Inc. :. 49,
.dee2-tf
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Furnished 4-room Apis. Maid
and janitor service, linens and
all utilities furnished. Coral
Hotel Apis. Opp. Post Office.
312 Simonton st. dec5-12tx
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Light housekeeping rooms, SIS =
$40 per week. All William st.
.dec6- knox
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Clean. airy rooms, with connect
ing baths, near the ocean.
Beach Guest House, 1928 White
st. decl-tf
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WANTED

Unfurnished house or Apt. 4 or
5 rooms. Boca Chica' 1 100,s ex-
tension ITO, or 2l8 Chief MoH.
'decl -6tx
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Bar and restaurant with idifor
license. $500. Call 1924 be-
tween IL and l. Or write. Box
800, Citizen Office. y, !. 4
noy26- lCtx
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Lionel electric train, with switch
es. 1902 Fleming, Phone GAL.
dec5-2tX
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Young Colored Girl for general
cleaning and keep stock. sos
Duval. Collins. dec6-3tx
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Clean, comfortable, airy room.
twin beds. 5l3 Whitehead, OPP
posite county courthouse.
3, dec6-3tx
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Information for the Advertiser,


Mattresses wanted Call 1892,
after 4 pm. dec5-2t
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Two family-size water heaters,
good condition. Phone 222-M
or 625 Angela. dec5-2tX
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Plumbing supplies. complete
stock. Plastic tile. paints and
brushes. Robert Leonard Co.,
1882 NV. 62nd Street. Miami,
Fla. Phone 7-3421. dec-tf
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HELP wANTED-rEMALE

Girl with sales ability. Must
know tipping. Steady position.
sos Duval. Collins. nov29-7tx
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FOR SALE

4-Burner Gas Stove, porcelaine
lined ice box. Apply 500 Duval
street. dec4-tf
Evening star., 1947-11-25
Natives Resort to Dictionary
On Immoral Lottery Issue

The meaning of the word "im-
moral" was brought up at the So
ciety of Natives meeting last night.
The point arose when Miss Eta
Taggart wished to have Fred
Emery's statement that "a lottery
proposal is perfectly immoral added
to the minutes of the last meeting,
At this point, Mr. Emery got up
and began reading the definition,
which he had copied from diction-
ary. Among the synonyms of i'm
moral" were the words "unethical'
and wrong" He said that was the
way he interpreted it.
Miss Taggart, long q, champion of
a District lottery, declared it means
'licentious" and bad" She said
she, too, had looked it up in a die
tionary.
Mr.. Emery finally conceded that
he didn't mean the proposal was
immoral, but that the lottery was. ."
Then the motion was tabled.
The society went on record as op-
posing recent statement by Rep
resentative Klein, Republican, of
New York, that the Federation of
Citizens Associations is running the
District.
Re-appointment of Commissioner
Guy Mason was UNANIMOUSLY
recommended by the group.
After a movie, THE Star Goes to
Press" Mrs. Jane Williams Bangs,
chairman of the Entertainment
Evening star., 1947-11-25
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
NOVEMBER IS.

pital after an operation he under
went yesterday.
His condition was reported as
satisfactory. He is expected to be
on hand for the opening of the
regular session of Congress in
January.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
k. Of c. Unit Plans Supper

Spalding Council of the Knights
of Columbus will hold its annual
turkey buffet supper at 8 o'clock to-
night at 920 Tenth street NV. John
Paul Collins, principal. of Eastern
High School, will speak.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
Donaldson, House Press
Chief, Reeuperoting

William ]. Donaldson, superin-
tendent of the House Press Gallery,
is recuperating in Georgetown Hos
Evening star., 1947-11-25

Committee, read stories from Wash
ington newspapers of so years ago.
Herbert P. Leeman, president,
conducted the meeting in the May
flower Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-11-25
Oil Output Luqs

Need for producing food has vir-
tually wiped out the peppermint oil
industry of Taiwan, China, which
produced 1880 pounds a year in
IDreWar times
Evening star., 1947-11-25
Boxes and Boxes
Of Lovely Gifts!

Some are large. Some ore SMALL Some contain just one
lovely gift Others ore packed full Of gift goodies. Our
Christmas TojIetrjes AjsIes are ChrjstmOs-stocked
with gifts for everybody, for everybody to give!
Evening star., 1947-05-16
Mrs. Margaret Simpson, 7S,
|WiN Be Buried Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
E. Simpson, 70, q resident Of Alex
andria for nearly 60 years, who died
Tuesday at her home, 10 West Belle
fonte avenue, Alexandria, were to be
held at 2:30 pm. today.
The Rev. Merrill j. Yoh, pastor OF
Grace Episcopal Church, Alexandria,
was to officiate at the services at
the church. Burial was to be IN
Bethel Cemetery, Alexandria.
Mrs. Simpson, a native Of Mary
land, spent most OF her life in Vir-
ginia. She lived In Fairfax County
before moving to Alexandria. A
member of Grace Episcopal Church
for more than so years, she belonged
to the Women's Auxiliary.
She was the widow OF Charles E,
Simpson. former baggage master for
the Southern Railroad, who died
about as years ago.
Surviving are three sons, Albert
Simpson, an oficial In the Budget
Bureau, with whom she made her
home: Charles Simpson, 405 Fifth
street Sc, and Norman Simpson.
sO6 Prince street, Alexandria; i've
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1947-05-16
Woman Goes 70 Jail
For RiqIlf 10 ScoId

"a 29-year-old Dutch woman ac-
c,lsed Of disorderly conduct IN
loudly berating telephone company
pickets chose . five-day jail term
yesterday rather than freedom on
condition she promise not to repeat
such conduct.
I Policeman z. Z. Kirkpatrick OF the
first precinct arrested the woman,
Grace De Posters, In the 100 block
OF Twelfth street NV, where, he
said, she was scolding the marchers
for singing as they pickefed.
She repeatedly charged the strik-
ers with failure to appreciate life
Ii this country and cited In COM
parison troubled conditions In Eu-
rope and Palestine. She was ac-
c,sed also OF pulling one OF the
marchers out of the line.
When Judge Nadine Lane Gall
lagher offered to suspend impose
tion OF sentence and take her per-
sonal bond not to repeat the Of
fense, the defendant refused to give
her oath. She was committed TO
Jail when she failed to pay an al
ternative IS fine.
+ The wonman was said to have
been in this country for six years.
"A visitor to Washington from New
York, she was staying In hotel
near the telephone company onices,
police said.
Evening star., 1947-05-16
Cecil {. Newman, 50, Dies;
Was Southern Conductor

Cecil E. Newman, 50, retired
Southern Railroad conductor, died
yesterday at Glenn Dale sanatorium
after an illness Of several months.
He lived at 1882 Eighteenth street
Sc.
a native of Tennessee. Mr.. New
man began work with the railroad
more than 80 years ago and had
lived in Washington for the last
i've years.
Surviving are his widow, Lille; a
son, Joseph w. Newman, 1229
Twelfth street NV: four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Wilma e. Blumenthal OF
the Eighteenth street address; Mrs.
Lillian r. Price, 633 E street NE;
Mrs. Cecile Musser. 1904 B street
NE, and Mrs. Opal Coleman, Fort
Dix, N. j., and q sister, Mrs. Pauline
Edwards, 3210 North Pershing drive,
Arlington.
Funeral services will be held at
l pm. Monday at the Chambers
funeral home, SIT Eleventh street
s. E., with the Rev. Frank B. Bur
ress, pastor of the Fountain Me-
mortal Baptist Church, officiating.
Burial will be In Cedar Hill Gene
terry.