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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-06-05
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Several people from this Sec
ton attended the baptizing on
Lyons Fork Sunday afternoon.
Homer Buchanan and family
of Pound were visiting friends
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Tolley of
Newport News is visiting Mrs.
Luther Richardson at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks Hawkins
called at the home of Simon
Beverly Sunday.
Otto Beverly and family were
visiting in Darwin Sunday.
Lester Branham, who is attend
ing school in Chicago, is at home
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Stanley
of Darwin and Homer Buchanan
and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the home of Corbet
Boggs.
Bertrand Crabtree called on
Dora Ellen Strouth Saturday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Fleming,
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Strouth and
Morrell and Leonard Strouth
were Sunday dinner guests at
the home of j. H: Strouth.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Virginia: In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the County
of Dickinson, on the 29th day
of May, 1947
Alice Upton, Complainant
against
Willie Upton, Defendant
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain for the complainant from the
defendant a divorce avinculo
matrimonii upon the grounds of
desertion.
And affidavit having been
Z made and filed that the defend
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-06-05

Two Good Chevrolets For Sale
Two good Chevrolets for sale.
One SO Model and one 40 Model.
40 Model has new motor. If in
terested, see Gerald Hibbitts.
Georges Fork, Va. (2t pd 5-15)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-06-05

Has Your Subscription Exparad9
Evening star., 1947-09-28
sesz8HNEes SSNArgpstSS
Fashion Designer at
Pose q
By MARGARET CHILD

BY MARGARET CHILD
HOLLYWOOD Is a town in
l. l. which an 80-year-old
grandmother or an 8-year-old
child can become a star. So
it is not surprising that Holly
woods newest fashion de-
signer Is a mere q and only
three years out of school.
Elois Jensen Is a native
Californian who studied in
Paris. but came home to test
her talent. Her first big op-
portupity was the chance to
create an entire wardrobe for
Hedy Lamarr's use In United
Artists "Dishonored Lady"
She followed this success by
designing the clothes Lucille
Ball wears in "Lured."
Miss Jenssen's style rules
are simple-she believes in
simplicity, and relies on the
fabric and the cut of the cos
tune rather than elaborate
trimmings to achieve effec-
tiveneSs.
Eiois Jensen. Holly
wood designer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
Ten Girls Enter Popularity Contest
to Decide 18th Of July Fiesta Queen

Ovelia Casado Is year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel
Cascade, 1908 Seidenburg Ave.
Ovelia has light brown hair, light
brown eyes, olive complexion.
stands 5 feet. 1 inch tall and
weighs 1O1 pounds. Miss Cascade
is an employee of Central Pharm-
acy and also an accomplished pro-
fessional rumba and jitterbug
dancer.
Betty Louise Roberts-l5-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Roberts, 1912 Georgia
street, is blue-eyed blonde, 5
feet, 6 inches tall and weighs 100
pounds. Betty is well known as
one of Key West Highs most pop
ular drum majorettes.
Edna del Pine 14-year-old
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. G. del
Pine of 400 Virginia street, is an
exotic brunette-type with black
hair and big black eyes, and long,
sweeping eyelashes. This young
lady, small. with a cute figure, is
a student at the Convent of Mary
Immaculate.
Amelia Acosta - Daughter of
Continued on Page Three)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03

the number of votes received, will
each receive cash prize, gown
and shoes, Boza said. The fiesta
director expressed gratitude to
Rogelio Gomez, local manager of
Aerovias @ airlines, who authoriz-
ed the fiesta committee to con-
struct an elaborate float on an
airplane motif, regardless of cost.
Boza said he expected other bust
ness places to contribute floats
also.
Benefit shows will also be stag
ed at the Strand Theater from
time to time, Boza said, to raise
funds for the fiesta. He express
ed thanks also for the cooperation
shown by Ygnacio Carbonell,
Strand Theater proprietor.
The following are thumbnail
sketches of the girls entered thus
far in the contest:
Martha Soriano - 15-year-old
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Faustino
.Soriano, 1902 Packer street. A
typical Latin beauty, Martha has
long black hair, brown eyes and
olive complexion. She is 5 feet, 4
inches tall, weighs 100 pounds and
attends Key West High.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03

Ten of kcy Vests most attrac-
tive girls have entered the city
wide Popularity Contest which
will select the Queen Of the Fourth
Of July Fiesta scheduled here for
July 3, A and S. Several of the
entries are Key West High School
and Convent of Mary Immaculate
students. -.
Fito Boza, director of the fes-
tival, said today that he has Sc
cured the cooperation of a number
of merchants and expects to re-
ceive the support of a number. Of
others in making the fiesta 4 sfic-
cess. The winner of the contest,
he said, will receive a 500 cash
prize, an evening gown, shoes,
permanent wave and a number of
other articles and services to be
provided through arrangements
with local business houses.
Selection of the queen will be
by ballot. Voting places will be
announced shortly and the ballots
will be counted every Friday
night at a dance at the Driftwood
Club.
The six attendants. picked by
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
Phone Strike
Said In Fair WAY
Of Settlement,
tBy A..sesate1 Press,

WASHINGTON. May 3.-Fed-
eral conciliators said this after
noon that the telephone. strike
is In a fair way of being settled,
though no particulars were given
of the basis of the proposed
agreement.
The strike entered its, 9th day
today. In western Illinois, strik-
ers polled majority against ac-
cepting a weekly raise in wages
ranging from 81 to "a, and in
New York City, strikers. except
office employees, voted against
accepting the "a increase that
their leaders had agreed on three
days ago.
Negotiations are continuing
here at the Department of La
Dor, and results of the confer
ence will be announced. late this
afternoon on early this evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
No Negligence In
Death Of kaelin,
wyiEE'iqg.dlsI;ellday

There was no negligence in the
death Of Harold J. Kaelin. of
Marathon, son-in-law' 81 Coun-
ty. Commissioner w. A. Parrish,
who died early Thursday Of in
.afsvias s5iiida6 IL Seven Nil
Bridge with an automobile. a
coroner's jury ruled today.
The jury's verdict, after hear
ing the testimony Of witnesses
of the fatal crash. was that
Kaclin came to his death as re-
suit of injuries suffered acct
dentally.
Owner of the automobile is
John r. Brown, proprietor OF A
motor court in Miami, who testi-
fled his car stopped because of
engine trouble and that in seek
ing help he hailed a Florida
Greyhound bus bound for Mi
ami.
Kaelin's light truck came south
on the bridge and struck Browns
car. Mrs. Kathleen Brown, wife
of the owner of the car. was in
jured. Mrs. Brown is being taken
to Miami today for further treat
ment. She has been in Municipal
Hospital here since the acct
dent.
Friday afternoon. the jury, con-
sisting of c. Sam B. Curry, Win
field Russell, Russell Kerr, Vic
tor Lowe, Leon Roberts and Al
fred johnson, went up to Seven
Mile Bridge to view the scene OF
the accident. Peace Justice J. Y.
Porter, Nv, conducted the in
quest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
Monroe Gets Land
on Overseas Road
Under House Bill

"A bill has passed in House of
the State Legislature giving all
the lands along the Overseas
Highway, except the right Of
way for the road, to Monroe
County. )
This was the word brought
back today from Tallahassee by
Chairman Frank Bentley and
Attorney Paul Sawyer, who con-
ferred at length with State Rep.
Bernie C. Papy.
Tentatively the plan is to cos
vest the lands on each side Of
the highway for park purposes.
OF to lease the property to pri-
vate owners who wish to devel-
OPP it,. :
Much Of the land that would
come to the county if the bill
finally passes the Senate. is
valuable, according to report.
These lands include Pidgeon
Key, which Seven Mile Bridge
crosses, and which has an. cx-
cellent camp on it. re.--
Bentley and Sawyer also said
that:
The state department officials
expressed willingness to spend
approximately $4,000 repairing
Perky Road if, that lateral is des-
ignated as a state highway.
Papy has introduced bill for
designating state highways Old
Overseas Highway extending
from !. Pirates. Cove to the Sad
die, lunches bridges, md the old
highway from Big Pine Key to
No Name Key. and the Perky
lateral. @ j
Mr.. Bentley and 4 spent .
svcfy valuable, period with Rep.
Papy," said Sawyer today.
"Papy is having aswery succsss'
full legislative .sseasOn s4e TeHa-'
hassee,Y ed sd .ds a:selii, I,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
VOCATIONAL
REHABILITATION
TO COME HERE

T.. l.. Miller. counselor of vo-
cational rehabilitation, informs
The Citizen he will be in Key
West May z and 8 to confer with
residents with vocational handi-
caps.
He said he may be seen during
his stay here either at the Mon
roe County Health Clinic or at
the office of the Florida State
Employment Service, opposite
the post office building.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03

tons, and insisting on peasant
dances instead of waltzes OF jazz.
She keeps close watch over
her children, has them at table
with the family except when en-
Pertaining and orders simple fare
for the whole family for the sake
of the children. Until now she
has been mistress of only small
Athens villa, but all predict she
will be an efficient and charming
royal hostess in the palace. Many
predict that energetic, interested
Frederick may play an important
role during her sportsman hus-
bands reign in politically dis
turbed Greece.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
Aiumnae Inadvertently.
Omitted Members Name

The name of Mrs. Frank
Pierce was inadvertently omit
ted from the list of alumnae Of
the Convent of Mary 1mmacul
ate given The Citizen for pub
LEGATION in yesterdays paper.
Mrs. Pierce will be in charge
of the distribution of all tickets
for the month of July in the
Alumnac Associations benefit
program to raise funds in con-
nection with the new auditorium
to be. built by the convent. The
funds will be used to supply the
auditorium with chairs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03

Cl1y CsMniss1oner ALBERT
'kunopr - yssosrdsy that M
enUsuoD - ~ Tor re-clection
uuu1 ~uvusnhss. The Commis-
stunss W,saeiyaed his campaign
lmoe01tpqs verho1ly ofvee roleas-
~ : sypswslllen G4Stemept 70
~ ueyn regarding runsor1 thaf
~ IN m 6er sheriff.
- er1ss - p,ace facts before
~ unh1te. rather than - allow
cerooia rssusprs 10 persist" the
st~eeusent said. Il desire 10 an
nnuacc thst ! have no aspirations
- esr - Ne Office q sheriff Of
nloasoc County Is concerned.
Il export 70 90 into buainess
Or myssll. However. ] am vitality
tnorsesoed n the advertisement,
pvooress and welfare Of the City
a. xey West. ! am ready and
willing to devote q great deal Of
nv time IN cooperation with
snv pcrxoa " persons who hon
esely have the city's welfare ct
hesrt ard wasn't 10 do something
eo@cseee sbout ~"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
Havana Ferry Is
Not Coming Along,
Chamber Finds

Presenting that tina Havana fer.
ry project Is mo further al<so9
toward completion, direc>srs -
the Chamber Of comsurercs yos-
tertlay directed q cOntinaanare -
its efforts to interest eeher euon-
panies in = csribbesn ssrvlee.
IT was repor>ed Inst tlls vooev.
man Steamship Conpsny. which
conteinplstes making Key vue
a port Of call on 10 urvUn1o1
freight route.. will sppcus orolSse
tho Interstate Cpsnnscgcc C0snsnss-
sion'in New Orleans May q with
u request fof .Me service. ..,I
e. Lsubschcr. sctine
manager Of the Chamber. was d.
rceted Yesterday by the directors
TO continue negotiations Ia inter.
cst a steamship line In operating
a freight and passenger service
between Key West and Havana.
Directors Of the Chamber slso
that a letter has hscn
sent the Coast Guard department
and the city's representatives 's
Congress protesting the Coast
Guards proposal to discontinue
the lighthouse at Key West
II was felt by the directors ths,
local shipping and boat interests
would he hampcrcd. and that the
rity would lose one of Us ont
points of interests fsw
tourists in the removal of thc
lighthouse. A resolution will hs
during the coming week
regarding the protest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
G. II. HINKLE
SERVES ABOARD
USS SUB ODAX

- :. Ss-riai 10 Tse Citises,
! GREAT LAKES, ILL.,. May g.
Charles H. Hinkle. chief signal
man, USN, husband Of Mrs. Mar
gucrite .Hinkle, Of GAO William
strfet. Key, West, is serving
s;lbdard the submarine USS Odax,
which is at the Naval Shipyard.
Portsmouth, N. Y, undergoing
overhaul and mOrlernization.
Hinkle participated in four
war patrols against the Japan
csc, during the war, aboard the
USS submarines Pipefish and
Kingfish.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03

49, - Vv
et1oeT lxAvGDeWOa1H. Kan.
nosy "A rlua ~ Ne federal pris-
- hrsr rcss1>sd In eae man be-
- er~Wpuecd - DOH end IN un-
4rorxu>l<srs oDW1es injured.
oosunuA T. wss saouesncod that the
1ntlsftrs - seven were serious.
~ Army ed the riot began
= Hn1srU "a oho1 ~ prluoners
~ ulsvse11rrsA ~ MT ~ still
uvse hno1Iog ulse. q
1t~saa ol6nstls Nd tear Gas
nssn1s ~ ell hourhs six and sev-
-. wAese ~ prl1uupss hsd been
An1mopa ~ - = bjock six,
ws>a eAetv cycs rs6temed BY the
-. ensne - a the eells today
w)oA ooplr hnn6D uaDgolDod
Unry were sorio0ed - lind out
|wAroNes - ~ oAey were armed,
~ - srDs were lUland n them.
W&11e n was ~ tootod what
80 ~ ensnse q Ne rio(, Il ives
lenrmnd ~ hnvc socsnmed from ra-
etsl ovuu6ors. priouoorS tore down
~ veth u . stairway. broke
sssm 100 .hsrt pseces and used
tArsn - c1uksL = fs&Es
~ nnme a the man trampled
- dr~eh y uewey Osborne, Of
mms0) Cjty. Team. u was not
s~scs,rd whether he y white or
e@61'x. Asasas 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
Loses, lE|ys:'W!he';niill'.:::''. !. !: !;
Bottle Explodes

Henry Johnson, Of Fleming
street, an empl6ye Of a local bot
Ting plant, lost the sight of his
left eye yesterday when bot
tie containing a soft drink ex-
ploded when it struck a shelf
while he was loading truck at
the plant. johnson is being treat
ed in a Miami hospital today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
sesesess % &c CseseeS.

es - - Cv000oov III
ORLANDO. May 3-J. J,
rtvvor wss named county ad-
vtnrry bonkcr for the county of
nouasur for 1911, u was annsunc-
- here today by A. A. Me-
x<ohun. presitlcnt II the Florida
ou0kess Association, and prcsi-
drnl ~ ohc Nernand0 State Bank
u urwIksville.
Mr.. Trevor Is president Of The
rksida Nstionsl Bank al Key
west. sBd hing has been active
In the affairs of his community
ard epuaty. tytt3 rw
IN this new. appointment II
will bc his duty 10 render advice
smd csunsel 10 the association in
agricultural and financial mat
lcss. and generally 20 assist in
slse chjrctivc al how banks can
hrtser serve the people Of the
ssssc u Florida. Mr.. Mcclellan
ssid
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03
ARCHIE R(l(DSEEELT
LEAVES g(lee N. y.

Capt. Aycbie No'Esv~ls. srssrs'
son of the late President Thee
dore Roosevelt. has left fof kew
York City sfter spending sonne
time here with his wife ~ guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alcxspdcr Bsr-
mine, $40 Crinneli street.
Capt. Roosevelt recently re-
turned from Tehersn. Iran. where
he has served as US. military ~
tache. He Is expected to he tram
ferred to the State Dcpsrtment
for foreign service In the near fu-
ture.
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BY FRANK 0BRIEH

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-03

aa) y the daughter Of German duke and greaircal-
randdauehtcr Of Queen Victoria Of England.
Between war and child-bearing, Frederika has led
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-04-30
YWCA NEWS

A coed camp, a Canadian BIZ
cycle trip, San Juan cruise and
regular Friday evening dances are
four OF the many events planned
for teen ayers Of King County
this summer by the Seattle Y. w.
C. A. Registration opens this
week.
Camp Starloft. which has been
the main event In WV summer
activities for high school girls,
has been discontinued due to lack
Of permanent camp site. In
stead, Camp cambridge is being
temporarily built up for use of
high school girls this summer.
Miss Carolyn e. Blake. director
of the YWCA Teen Age depart
ment. said that three and four
day camping trips at cambridge
would take the place of Starioft,
Folders stating the type Of activ-
ity, cost. director. dates and other
information are obtainable at any
RW office or by request through
the YWCA Program Registrar at
EI.-4S0O. Ext. 6.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-04-30
More About -
N. A.A. C.P.
Spokane NAACP Fights
Bigotry in Northwest

SPOKANE - Along with wag-
ing a fight against racial intel-
erance In the Moses Lake, Wash
ington aerea, the Spokane branch
of the NAACP recently began
its 1947 membership campaign
with mass meeting at the Bethel
A. M. E. church of which the
Rev. James Morton is pastor.
Principal speakers at this kick
off meeting was Noah w. Griffin,
NAACP West Coast Regional Co.
ordinator. James E. Chase, chair
man of membership drive, N.
1917 Lindeke, outlined the men,
bership campaign set-up and an
nounced leaders of the various
divisions, while the Rev. e. B.
Reed, pastor of prominent Spo-
kane Baptist church and former
president of the branch, stated he
was placing table In his church
for NAACP members and would
seek to have all his members be-
come NAACP membership SUBJ
scribers. The Rev. Morton is the
pastor of the Spokane branch.
Members of the branch together
with the Spokane Interracial Com
mittee are currently working with
the district attorney in an effort
to secure the removal of discrim-
inatory signs displayed in windows
Of three taverns In Moses Lake.
On the committee which conferred
with the district attorney, the
Rev. Messrs. Morton and Reed
represented the NAACP branch.
The district attorney promises to
prosecute q refusal to serve a
Negro to the fullest extent of the
law If any such refusal is re-
ported. He had also asked the
attorney general for ruling of
the legability of posting signs
stating. I'VE Cater to White Trade
Only" such as those displayed by
the Moses Lake tavern owners.
West Coast Regional Coordinator
N. w. Griffin reports seeing the
signs at Moses Lake en- route
from Spokane to Yakima.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-04-30
Yakima NAACP Branch
Conducts Census

YAKIMA - The Yakima, Wash,
NAACP branch, headed by Frank
Mcintosh, president, is currently
engaged In number of interest
ing civic projects.
One of these Is a survey of
the Yakima Negro population Mr..
Mcintosh. Mrs. Kathryn Williams.
secretary of the branch, and Ted
Spearman. of the executive com
mittee, are working on the census
OF Negroes. securing information
so that they will know the Negro
population and at the same time
ascertaining the number of Ne
groes here who do not belong to
the NAACP so that they can be
contacted more easily in the 1947
membership drive. Chairman of the
Yakima membership campaign is
Mrs. Dolores Watson, Route Z,
Yakima.
Another project of the branch
is the distribution of some 200
quarter-cards to be displayed in
the Yakima city buses. These
posters call attention to public
conduct and urge everyone to be
mindful of this public conduct,
but in no way refer to any
particular group.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-04-30
N. W. Griffin Speaks
In Bremerton, Wash.

BREMERTON, - N. w. Griffin,
NAACP West Coast Regional CO.
ordinator. met with the executive
committee of the Bremerton, Wn,,
branch during his recent tour of
the Northwest. James Walker, vice
president of the branch, presided,
and Mrs. Lillian Walker, secre-
tary, and members of the commit
tee were interested participants
in the discussion of what can be
done to hold present jobs of Ne
groes in the Bremerton Navy
Yards. There was a widespread
feeling among those present that
Negroes are getting more than
their percentage of dismissals.
President of the Bremerton branch
Is Ernest Rose.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-04-30

men began to seave the room.
One commented to another, per
haps Bilbo isn't too far wrong
after ALL. Later on the Porter
and | gave this Negro a good
sound beating and a constructive
lesson in department which he
will not forget for a long time.
In the case of the Southern
White Agent" from Arkansas it
was entirely proper and fitting
that right thinking white man
should have enlightened him as to
the consequences of racial VOL
ence in the West. AS to the
"Black Southern Agent" good
beating an lesson on how not to
clown was equally effective. Es-
pecially since both were admins
tered by members of his race.
Whether done deliberately or
ignorantly, the fangs that bite
and leave their poisonous virus
of race hatred must be drawn
quickly and effectively from all
Southern Agents"
DR.. John H Larremore.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-04-30

out here in this Western country
you are liable to hang" Red faced
the Jasper from Arkansas left
the coach to the satisfaction of
all passengers as was evident by
the smiles of everyone.
The ignorant or innocent type
of Southern Agent" was a Negro
who boarded the train in Portland
bound for Seattle. He was seated
In the smoking room surrounded
by white men boasting that he
could pick bale of cotton a day.
He would rudely pull on the arms
or stick his finger on the chest
of each newcomes to get their
attention.
Realizing after a bit that these
men were Northeners and knew
nothing or cared still less about
his ability to pick a bale of
cotton day, this uncouth Negro,
began to Tap Dance to draw at
tention to himself. Gradually the