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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26
Miss Elizabeth +. lew
Funeral Services TODAY

Funeral services for Miss Elix-
abeth r. Tew. -. claims examiner
Tor the Loan Service and Claims
Division Of the Veterans Admin
Iistration. were to be held at 2:3o
pm. today at Gawler's Chapel,
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Burial was to be in TGlenwood
| Cemetery.
Miss Tew died Tuesday at Col
umbia Hospital after an illness
| Of three months.
A native Of Washington, she
was graduated from the old Bust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26

ness High Sescoi a~-v SAe arxar
sss- Government career ass.ai -
rears arc ans w1eaec tc< tss
Hcras owneFs ie&a C@r ARD
be Ctsal Assyssa gtses AeEzinsssra -
iinn before scsngag gss Veterans
Administration u .sss
Mss Tea. sssa isvw4 al sss
Franklin street NE y nzsT4s~<s
nr heF rso,ssss. Mr. Mar :. Tww
Enw coc nea+ Pals CfsasVsa. Va
\ twtr brother. G~oFgw A Mo
LeAn. Va and THREE esArs ssp-
sfeTs~ Ralph. SAr RatAa. Calf
Frederick. Vista. Calg.. Ard Fr.ssp
Tea. Brisbane. Australia. arc q
sasfe=. Mrs Richard G~r.le. Rxaa-
ncr6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26
| Memorial Rites Held
For Helen CarIoss

The career Of Miss Helen Car
loss. high lighted by her arwu-
uaents at more than two scrs
cases before the Supreme Couyt,
vas recounte6 YESTERDAY ut q me-
moral service held In the confer
cnce room Of the Supreme cog-s
Building.
Several Judges and Attorney
General CLARK paid tribute 20 The
attorney. who died In December
AZ the ceremony sponsored by the
wonens Bar Association Of the
District.
Mr.. Clark said he had argned
only Eve cases before the Supreme
Court while Miss Carioss record
stood at Al.
Judge Nadine Gallagher Of
Municipal Court and Judge James
w. Morris Of District Court
pointed out that Miss Carlos
service included an appointment,
as special assistant to the Alter
ney General and tax work in the
Internal Revenue Bureau.
Associate Justices Frankfurtsr
and BUXTON OF the Supreme cour,
were among the more than 100
attending.
Miss Carioss was graGua ted
from George Washington univer-
sity. She resigned from her posi-
ton as reviewer assigned 10
Supreme Court cases in is4T be-
cause Of poor health.
Miss Mary-FranceS Glenn. for
mer president of the womens bar
organization. sang The Lord 8
Prayer" Miss Helen v. Dolan
was In charge Of the arrange
ments for the service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26
Funeral Services Today
For LLOYD {. Martin, Jr.

Funeral services for Lloyd E
Martin. jr.. %, who was drowned
Sunday at Mayo. Md. were to be
held at / pm. today In the Cham
bers funeral home, SIT Eleventh
street Sc. Burial was to be In
Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Martin was born in Forest
vile, Md. and came to Washing
ton at the age Of 3. An infantry
veteran of World War II. he saw
action In France. He was an en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26

Wa min on
Saniiar!ur He
had been III
several weeks
Mr.. GiaA. a
lifelong resi-
den, Of Wasia-
in s / o n. vas
born here Sep
tenn Der ~.
1883 He lived
al &lU FGu
street N W He
attended hisli
schoo. here and
VAS graduated
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CIFALA. SALVATORE AND LOUIS. In
loving memory OF our ger hpsnsnd ar fstner
sho depsaed tss nj. esht year. sao and
his brother. LOUIS CIFALA, who departed
this life two years ago.
Memories are treasures no one can steal,
ps. De-. s leaves ss Wound ne os s sa
not just today, but always i siIli w..
DoDsoN. CHRISTOPHER ,. In sad
Of ny loyi wins Som caE sh,
life two years ago today, May 20, 1947.
He bsde no one Q last farewell.
He. said sood-by to none;
And loving s'''f LONELY sshei sS NON.
81 N dear rSsasa sissn' BE
MAN, who dsparted this life fifteen years
ago today, May 20. 1884.
He is gone. but not forgotten.
BY the one who loved him best.
And my love for him will linger
un nEy I sS4; W vi 1sio M x sssi
ory Of our Beloved husband and father,
WILSON r. GREY. who departed this life
one year ago today May TH r. r ANA
r.m m mAI q my ~ dear HUSBAND saa WAn
ago today, May 20. 1915.
Just when life was sweetest
And we could have LIVED LIVED our best
And you entered the land Of rest t,r,
HIS LOVING WIFE ETHEL wA1rD
HOWARD, ALvERDA STEWART. Sacred
&c eVs p mother. Mrs. ALvERpA sTEwART
HOWARD, who went TO her rest twenty
sxo year, sgo today Nay 20 aS; 1871 sSn uas
iH Wn LHlssJhAHM Is HOWARD How ND: A" ~
Of H nv a..r niece HbA 'G e SsaIls
who departed this life three years ago TO-
Her life is q beautiful memory.
Her absence a silent grief;
She sleeps In Gods beautiful garden
IN he snnsh hIn Of perfect PEGS sTnxN .
JOHNSON. ROBERT L. A tribute Of
Beloved sSio ID SON n.t ROBERT JOHNSON. who left
me fve years ago today. May 30, 1914.
They say time heals all sorrows
And helps us to forget.
But time so far has only proved
LOVING M %Sfh mi sEu ia JOHNSON.
MCCARTHY, DENNIS r.. In loving re-
., w SOr Gear s'hfd Ct. III.
years ago 'I az L nSf S' CHILDREN.
MCCLELLAN. VICTORIA. When sons
you oye n % ees e her
n'i Her Si'f pA6 Ss'hHs Fiji ETHEL poDsos
MILLER. GEORGE R. In memory Q.
our dear. father and grandfather. GEORGE
z: MILLER Il b., wh ss Passed pass away sixteen
When the rest Of the world forsets:
LoyINaa CHILDREN AND oRANDcHH-
MURPHY, EDGAR p n loving ms ss
day. ne May Nay %. 1917.
You had . smile for every one.
A heart as pure as sold;
To those who knew and loved you,
W SADIE SMITH MURPHY
PLUNKETT. MARY r. In loving e,
membranes Of my devoted mother. MARY
aso toass IL, s g. 'i iss &c fourteen
LOVING DAUGHTER, EssIE r. SCOTT,
ROCK. WILLIAM r. sR. In loving
memory Of our beloved husband and a.
rhsr sh,1 nis ,aur Essrs .ro ST. iodsn Nae
IS, is4S. Anniversary mass at 81 Peters
Church, end and c SITS. sc.
Today recalls the memory
q ,sois svss o one ss Son !. 70 You rs sod.y
Are those who loved you best.
In our heart your memory fingers,
sxeetiy. tenderly, fond and true;
There is not . DAY, ,s dssr :. dad 6oy
LOVING WIFE. ELLA. AND CHILDREN,
SHOOK AND MARGARET.
SELDOM t ,osEr5 5osE = lexias s sss
passed away six years ago today, MAY 70.
Io43
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yersity Of Pittsburgh In electrical
engineering He also was an in
struetor there for short time
Later he received q Law degree
from George Washington univer~
sity and vas admitted to the Dis
trict Bar,
He entered the service of the
Patent once in 1915 As q patent
examiner and In 1919 was made
chief OF Division 90. which han
dies patent applications for cleo
trical Inventors,
Mr.. Glass Is survived by his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26
| Moriun Grey Dies

NEWARK. N. j.. May 26.-
Marian G. Bingham. known on
the stages Of Great Britain, Aus
tralia and the United States as
Marian Grey. died here yesterday
at ~. She appeared In many
leading roles in the plays Of Oscar
Wilde, who was q close friend Of
her family. For the last 10 years
she was hostess and secretary at
the Newark Art Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26

ssy Of The late Mrs DORA COIN, beloved
smother Of Jennie vigderhouse. Mrs. Gussie
dordsn q Lakewood. n. j.; Mr.. Maurice
Sanders Of New York. win be held Sun
day. May 20. 194e. at 3 Pm. at ohev
ehclosn Cemetery. Relatives and friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26
Robert |. Glass. 50, Dies;
Patent Office Official

Robert l. Glass, 90. c!vssacrs
chief Rt the United States Patent
ofscs for IL years. esec YESTERDAY
Of q cerebral hsuscrrfase al
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CAROLINA WnTDERGER, W. N.
QTTTE pAMFORTH. Secretary. ~

SMITH. AsBURY; On TUESDAY, Nay ~, a
beloved uncle Of Sarah Smith. Anna Hal
r. ha and o friends. Remains RESTING q
Vile. Nd, where funeral services viii b.
asld On Williams vFdsy NAY oeisin rs G insermsn
Lincoln Park Cemetery.
SMITH. RICHARD Z. On "wednesday
May. IS. 1e49. At his residence. 1905
SSsn ci ssInn.d a s,sbs ss s.Isc
d the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. ane
Mass ave; ne; where services VIII be neie
m M a consfsssional Cemetery. ~ ~
"a, 1919, at Providence Hospital MERLi
8. sTERNs. wife Of RAY II: sterns and
mother of Lester r. and virEinia Lee
Alice N. Painter. Prayers 81 the Cham
Friday. May 81. q $40 I'm. Mass a
n me1s Nation:i Cemetery se
WHITE. EDWARD. Suddenly, Monday
May %, 1919. at 2:30 pm. EDWARD
WHITE He leaves 70 MOURN their loss q
one som ana Leroy whte on. sser
Enc Delk; one brother, Mr. Henry white
both Of New York City: one niece, Miss
host Of other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting ct Horizons Mortuary, 1322
You st. NV. Funeral Thursday. May %,
at 4 pm, from the above mortuary. Rev
r. D. Grymes oficiatins. Interment
Kingstree, 8. C.
on Tuesday, May %, 1949. at 9 am. at
the home Of her .daughter. Mrs. James
Morrison, Dayton, Nd, LUELLA c. WISE
(nee Armentrout). She also survived
Observation-Disclosures. Remains resting at
the Hisinbothom Funeral Home, Ellicott
City, Md, until 3 Pm. THURSDAY. May 26;
Harrisonburg, Va Services and internent
Saturday, May %, ut IL am, at Trinity
Lutheran Church. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26

Water ee,iswrwa 10 tfas city 81
RoEne ey TIE gFeas syxaeEn 81 aetss~
atacss IN the Hrss century AID AAs
BERN estimated al sAeas 81 600 eeS
gallons q CAV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26

wsssw. 10 .rw-ase LA NA.-sx
IrsT svtw EsaF-seS - ta8
F.zrxfAs Arsrss4rs wszs ~ hsAs a
10 3 ~ S.s&azresas al ts* W ".
DeAa s.gsseFa5 ssesss. ssis 0wwkss
a*wnss NN Aauass wsl M "a
RISK G~T~~s Cr=sssx~y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26

ploye of the Naval Ordnance Lab
oratory. White Oaks. Nd. at the
time of his death.
Mr.. Martin, who lived at 1901
G street Sc. is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Thelma r. Martin;
his mother, Mrs. Alice r. Martin
TIC Twelfth street Sc; 19-
month-son Robert W.: a brother
George r. Martin of the Twelfth
street address. and a sister. Mrs
Mary Holler of the q street ad-
dress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26

Mount Lassen In California Is
the only active volcano In the
United States,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26
DrafHs

AIxEN, CHARLES C. The members Of
the Federal Annuftants' Re-
4 ~ "A lief Association are hereby
notified of the death Of
kAAA CHARLES c. ALLEN, and are
UDD requested to attend his fu-
NV JOSEPH M. TRIoo.
NJ President
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DrathH

sHREvE, KATHLEEN HILL On satur-
day, May 81. 1919, at Miami. Fia., kAIH-
LEN HILL EHEEVE. infant DAUGHTER OF
Ii. Andrew K and Winifrec Shrese- Re-
mains resting 81 the residence Of her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel r.
Shreve, 1855 South Carolina ave. sc,
after IL noon Friday, Prayers viii be
said at the above residence ut II an. Sat
urday. May Is. Relatives and friends in
vited. Intsrment Cedar Hill Cemetery. "a
sHUPP. ELIZABETH A. On "wednesday,
May IS. 1919, ELIZABETH A. sHUPP OF
25f5 18th st. NV. wife OF the late VIII
liam shupp. mother of Walter r. Shupp
and Miss Helen A. shupp. Services at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home, 5loI Wiseon-
sin ave NV. on Saturday. MAY IS. at !
m Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
SIMPSON, AMANDA. On Wednesday.
May 49,. 1919, AMANDA SIMPSON be-
loved wife of the late John D. Simpson,
mother q Arthur 7: simpson. Mr.: Louis
B. Rhoades, Mrs. Marion l. Petit. Mrs.
Helen YOUNG and John L. Simpson.
Friends may call at her late residence.
231S Minnesota ave. Sc. Funeral on Sat
urday. May 49, at 1:3o pm; thence 70
Christ Episcopal Church, g st. between
9th and Tn, SITS. Sc, where services VII
be held At 2 Pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-26
R. B. WHEELER. Commander.
0RHYN KITCHEN Adjutapt 20

CLAY, oDN q. Members Of the AS
ISOLATION Of Retired Policemen
<esf Of D. c. win meet ct / Pm.
Friday. May ~. 1919. at 100
4 East Underwood st., Chevy
0m Chase, Nd, 70 attend services
for our late comrade. Op1N q.
CLAY J S1nteTineAtt Arlington
Evening star., 1949-06-21
Sterling Silver
Compete, Special
$50. ..sA

Gift worthy eorpoees. sincly or poired
these ore hondsoNboh oore in stsrisnp sli-
YER With four dlelonns borders Al with
oodroon edge ord weighted bose. of hond.
some design . ar hondsorner sosines
including 2oeo tax
wAL-silver Rcom First Toor
Evening star., 1949-06-21
$48 IS

The "vietoria :. Hair Podded.
The horsehoir upholstery Is evidence OF
exceptional quolity :. and, beneath II,
Is steorns & Fosters top quality inner
spring unit, 300 coils to the double size.
Cover is sturdy maroon and eroy cotton
domosk smart as II Is lostno. Full
or twin size mottress at this price, $4S.S5
Motchine Box Spring hos the vertically
quilted borders that resist sogeing 8 ~
II hond-ted ,eoiIs------------$4s.sss'
Evening star., 1949-06-21
Table Lamps With
Matching Shades
s7.95

Two styles for your choosing 4. eoch with
notehino royon bell shooe One. O efocs~
fut vase: ore slender Urn on nns,ot bose
Softly tinted chino lonnps by Tynools s,rI.
lor lamps have sold in stock. Si29S-so
you'll enjoy cool SIS sowing.
w&L-LAmps Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-21
$ s38, IS

The "Covernook" 800 Coil
300 coils to the double size means on ex-
ceptionolIy fine mottress this one
odds pure white felt . and duroble
two- tone blue woven cotton tick. The
coils in spring unit ore Offset and
crimped, tied BY tiny helieoIs to moke
the much-wonted firm mattress. Full or
twin size mattress ------------$36.S5
Matching Box-Spring hos II coils,
hond-tied -------------$36.85
Evening star., 1949-06-21

For your home, these thrifty budset-bIess
ings :. that add tremendously 10 your
comfort and convenience bring you
quality at low, low prices.
Evening star., 1949-06-21
3 8.s5

Steorns g Foster Speeiol. When these
makers call q mottress special, you can
depend upon II to have a moximum of
buIt-in quolity and comfort for its low
price. With 23l -coil unit to the double
size. I. Il has 40 pounds Of stople cotton
felt a muslin covered inner roll, with
soo-resstont Seat Edge and Posturized
center. Ticking Is serviceobIe blue and
white cotton stripe. Full or twin size,
$zS.S5
Matching Box Spring has II coils, hond-
tied d-----------------------$zS.s5
w&Is-Bedding, Fifth Floor
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General Electric
Fan at a Cool
sl3.95

Oseillofino TO give more eirculosior, ss1is
l0-inch fan moves $50 cubic fess OF oir
per minute Sturdy, quiet. operosss on So
so cycles. llo/l20 volts &C Only. sirI.
lar fons have sold in stock. si6oS
wAi~-Usstrseai Appliances. Down Stairs ssors
Evening star., 1949-06-21

Hord 70 n1uss. cosy 10 core tor cotton che
nile bedspreods ore woven IN sfunninc cor
duroy stripes and dyed appropriately for
noscuIine or feminine decor Single Or
double bed widths. Very spsciol.
wAa--xlnens and Biankes, YafsA Hos
Evening star., 1949-06-21
Three Low, Low Prices
on Three Outstanding
InnersPring Mattresses

By Steos Foster makers famous for comfort ond quality
these three mattresses with matching box springs
Ps You may buy on our very convenient deferred payment on
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10
Lack OF Confidence In
Eastwind's Radar Major
Cause OF Collision AT Sea

and that the atmosphere remain
cd clear. with Il visibility of
about five miles" until the in
slant Of the crash. At that time a
heavy fog suddenly set in, he
said.
Shortly after four o'clock he
continued, the radar operator on
the ship reported a target on his
screen about nine miles off the
starboard bow, bearing toward
the EastWind on collision
course"
At about Ais a. m, when the
target had closed to five miles.
Estey told the board, he ordered
II degree course change to
avoid what he took to be anoth-
er vessel. AT the same time he
alerted the watch and took po-
sition on the bridge himself.
which he maintained until the
crash.
E&tey stated that the last re-
port he received before the col
nS'on stated that the target was
only 1900 yards off the starbuard
bow, but that he could see moth
ing despite the allegedly good
visibility.
When you received the re
Continued On Page Five
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10
USS AIBEMARLE WILL
ARRIVE, HERE FRIDAY
Services For
Mrs. Mulhollan,l

Funeral services for Mrs Mary
c. Mulholland, II, who died Jan
uarv Is in Philadelphia, is being
held this afternoon in the chap
ell of Lopez Funeral Home. The
procession will leave the chapel
to go to St. Mary's Star of the
Sea Catholic Church where serv-
ices will be held. Rev. Joseph
Maring, S. J. will officiate Bur
iaI will be in Catholic Cemetery,
Mrs. Mulholland was the
mother-in-law of Captain Carl
Hilton. Mrs. Hilton accompanied
the remains to Key West.
Pallbearers are: J. 9th Kirch-
heiner. William A. Freeman, Vim
cent McDermott, Pena Morales,
Louis M. J. Eisner and Henry B,
Haskins.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10
|S7,5!O0 Building
10 BE Constructed
BY Sam II. Drudge

Ground was broken yesterday
for new $37,500 three-store
building at White and Virginia
streets which will be constructed
by Sam II. Drudge, owner and
who will be the contractor.
Drudge has not definitely
made up his mind whether the
building will be one-Story or two
He has not yet taken out build
ing permit for the structure.
The building will occupy a
lot 90 feet square and will be
constructed of modern concrete
block. The work is scheduled to
be completed in 90 days. The
stores will be used for rental pro-
pcrtleS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10
DENFELD HERE
WEDNESDAY,:
VISITS LEAHY
Chief of Naval
Operations Brief
Visitor Ian hey West;
Leaves For Washington

Admiral Louis +. Denfeld,
USN. Chief of Naval Operations,
Ia command of all active units of
the u. s. Fleet and shore groups,
was brief visitor in Key West
yesterday, n was announced to-
day by the Key West Naval Base.
Admiral Denfeld and Rear Nd
niral Edmund r. Woodbridge,
uSN. who contacts the u. S. De-
partmCnt Of State for the Navy:
who accompanied him here,
called upon Fleet Admiral w. ID.
Lcahy USN. az present residing
~ the Key West Naval Station.
The high ranking Naval Off
GERS chatted pleasantly for some
time. and then Admirals Den
field and Woodbridge left for Bo-
"a Chica Field They took off at
uncc Tor q flight back to Wash
lngi0n
Admiral Dcnfeld was making
an inspection Of all units in the
y = Navy IN the Caribbean. and
stopped of in Key West TO re-
fuel their airplane.
The two admirals we're met at
the Key West Naval Air Field
hv Captain C. c. ACell. USN,
commander of the Key West Ma
val Base, and other ranking off,
hCrrs in the Key West area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10
General Macarthur Reports
On One OF Most Successful
Spy Rings In Wars History

Japanese attack, transferred the
greater number of them to the
European front. The information
was learned to be positive a few
days before the sneak attack on
Pearl Harbor.
Some members of the ring had
free access to the German en-
bassy in Japan and were also OH
intimate terms with the Japan
Csc cabinet. They learned that
the German ambassador in To-
kyo was trying to persuade Japan
to strike at Russia in Siberia, and
that the japanese cabinet was
solidly against any such attack.
General Macarthur said that
some of the spies have since died
but that some are still living
Two he named were Miss Agnes
Smedley and Gunther Stein of
New York City, both of whom de-
MED the charge. Miss Smedley
said she has never been identified
with any spy ring, and Stein
characterized the charge as ''ridic-
ulouS."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10
Men Sweeping
Streets Now

With the city mechanical
sweeper laid up for repairs, men
are now sweeping the streets
and Ivan Roberts, acting direc-
tor of tthe Department of Public
Service, asked persons living
along the thoroughfareS not to
throw papers and trash along
the curbS.
"We have only four men
sweeping the streets and the
help of property owners would
be greatly appreciated" said
The sweeping machine is being
completely overhauled and Rob-
erts said will be like new when
it is ready about a week from
now.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10
Large Seaplanc Tender
Bearing Rear
Admiral Ca!laghan
Of Training Command

USS Albemarlc, d 527-foot Ma
val seaplane tender. will arrive
off Key West tomorrow at $3.50
am. and will remain until next
Tuesday. ii was announced today
by the Key West Naval Base.
On board the Albemarlc will
be Rear Admiral w. NJ. Gala
CHAN, USN, commander Of the
Training Command of the U. S.
Atlantic Fleet, who will inspect
the element3 of his command in
the Key West area.
The Albemarle is coming here
from Norfolk, va. On Tuesday
she will depart for Guantanamo
Bay, Cuba, and will later con-
tinue her trip to other Naval
groups in the Caribbean region.
While here, Admiral Callaghan
Continued On Page Six
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10
Acevedo Goes On Trial
After Being Held Sane
Alleged To Have
SIruck Woman, .-
Ifr Holds To BE n
Witch. With Hammer

Declared sane. Pedro Acevedo
went un trial m Criminal Court
t.sisy for striking a Puerto Rican
woman. whom he said was a
Wftrh trying % poison him. with
e hammer last November
ACrvcdo was held not to be
insane 300 q report submitted by
Dr Charles Gonzalez 60 Judge
Thuuu, - Caro- Of Criminal
Court to-day he based his con
trniiun on the examination made
upun thr men yesterday with DR..
Allan Shepard.
Wh.l, hc talks about witches
end persons who are trying to
poison ban. we would say that
h. s poricctlv sane and can
siand tuaL said Dr. Gonzalez.
o. s 70 phobia his talk about
WIt,ho. and other things that
orc following hun"
The tlal got under way and
wae continuing this afternoon. 4
ury VA, selected 10 hear the teS-
umunN on the jury are Robert
CNtpilano. John + Thompson,
Peter MutCuvitCh. David McCur-
a. Philip J Baker and Robert S
Watkins
Warren n Powell. colored,
wnp was tried Yesterday on two
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-02-10
Key Westers
Get Teaching
Certificates
tspeeiaI 20 The Citizen,


TALLAHASSEE, Feb. 10. -
Four-year college graduates held
I'll of the 307 teaching certfi-
Gates issued by the Department
of Education during January,
State School Superintendent
Thomas D. Bailey reported OF
day.
Bailey said advanced post
graduate certificates went to 3
teachers; post graduate, 43: grad
uate, 81; provisional graduate, 10;
and temporary, 1872,
Out-of-state teachers received
40 of the permits.
Five. residents of Key West re-
ceived the certificates in Janur-
airy. They were: s
Temporary certificates-Miss
Layina Reiber Wagner. William,
Bowen Cutter, Cornelius Brad
ford Harvey, Mrs. Wilhelmina G.
Harvey and Mrs, Ruth Hawinson
Larson.