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Business Briefs
Construction Contract Awar,

SUAStL uCtiUH SOntTdCt AWARDS IN
the 81 states east of the Rocky
Mountains set an all-time monthly
record of 81 ,420,181 900 in July,
SO above the previous record of
81 $50, 10000 in April and 51%
above July 1949. June's total was
81 ,345. 49,, ,000.-F. w. Dodge Corp.
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad
moved 65,411 cars of revenue
freight in the week ended August
l9 VS.. 63.548 the previous week
and $3.50 in the like 1949 week.
Kennecott Copper Corp. profit
for the six months ended June
80 was $37,744,025 or $3.49 a
share VS.. $23. 3.293.358 or $2.15 in
the 1949 period.
United Gas Corp. and subs.
earned $16,079,792 or S1.51 a
share in the year ended July 81
VS.. $15.303,268 or $1.44 a year
earlier.
+ Archer-Daniels- Midland profit
for the year ended June 80 was
$9.339.934 or $5.71 a share, VS.
$l2.o4l,752 or $7.36 a year earlier
California Oregon Power Co.
earned $2,165,5 ,531 or $2.19 a share
in the year ended July 81 VS..
$2.1l9,356 or $3.10 a year earlier.
Chicago Great Western Rwy.
earned $1,287.661 in the seven
months ended July 81 VS.. $685.
787 year earlier.
Illinois Power Co. profit for
the year ended July 81 was ST.
094 ,929 or $3.05 a shrae VS.. So
585.517 or $2.99 year earlier.
Jewel Tea Co., Inc, profit for
the % weeks ended July Is was
$2,178,690 or $3.50 a share VS..
S2,107,310 or $3.49 in the l949
period.
Lily Tulip Cup Corp. earned
81 1,379,635 or 1881 a share in the
six months ended June 30 VS..
$748,267 or $1.82 in the l949 pc
riod.
Melville Shoe Corp. profit for
the six months ended June 80 was
$2,642.964 or $1.13 a share VS.
$2,6O7 1853 or Sill in the 1949
period. ...-
New England G. g. E. Assn.
profit for the year ended July 81
was $2,615,236 or $l.45 a share
VS.. $2,252.007 or $1.53 a year
earlier.
Utah Power & Light Co. earned
$3,S04,116 or $2.S5 a share in
the year ended July 81 VS.. $780,
05o or $266 a year earlier.
Dawson Chemical Corp. profit
for the year ended June 80 was
$2.159.536 or $4.20 a share VS..
$2,275,884 or SAB a year earlier.
Vacuum Cleaner sales for house.
hold models in July totaled 279, ,967
units. up 11.90 over June and
72.9% above sales in July 1949.-
Vacuum Cleaner Manufacturers
Association.
Vanadium Corp of America has
announced plans to offer publicly
SIS million of convertible de-
bentures and will call a stock
holders. meeting to ratify a char
ter amendment to increase the au-
thorized capital stock to provide
sufficient shares for possible future
conversion of the issue.
Volcan Mold & Iron Co. will
build a new plant for the manu-
facture of ingot molds in Chicago
at a cost of 81 million. The unit
will add $4,000 tons a year, or
50%o, TO present capacity.
Harry w. Chesley, jr., has been
elected vice president in charge
OF national sales for the Pepsi
Cola Co. He is a native of Towson,
Md.
Evening star., 1950-08-21
PapaI Encyc|ica| Tell,
Clergy That Dogmas
Must Be Accepted
BY the Associoted Press

VATICAN CITY, Aug. 2l.-Pope
Plus XII today told Catholic
clergy throughout the world that
the dogmas of the church must be
accepted and respected.
In long and important ency-
clical letter he emphasized the ne
cessity Of safeguarding all reli-
gious instruction against the taint
Of terror"
The encyclical was issued at a
moment when the question OF
dogma has become a subject OF
controversy between Catholics and
Protestants. This stems from the
Vatican's announcement that the
Pope will soon proclaim as dogma
the Virgin Mary'S assumption into
heaven in body as well as spirit.
Criticized as Unity Barrier.
The announcement provoked
criticism in Protestant circles
especially on the part of the
Church Of England, whose leaders
said they saw in it the threat OF
IA new obstacle to the movement
for Christian unity.
The Pope will pronounce the
new dogma November / as a dra-
matte highlight to the 1850 Holy
Year. He will hold a secret con-
sistory of the College of Cardinals
the day before.
In today's encyclical letter the
Pope reviewed at length what he
termed deviations in faith in mod.
ern times. then concluded with
these instructions:
Let the teachers in ecclesiasti-
cal institutions be aware that they
cannot with tranquil conscience
exercise the Office of teaching en-.
trusted to them, unless in the in.
struction of their students the,
religiously accept and exactly OBJ.
serve the norms which we have
ordained.
Would Observe Limits.
"That due reverence and sub.
mission which in their increas.
ing labor they must profess to.
wards the teaching authority O.
the church. let them instill alst
in the minds and hearts of theil
students.
Let them strive with every
force and effort to further the
progress Of the sciences which
they teach; but let them be care.
full not to transgress the limit.
which we have established fol
the protection of the truth OF
Catholic faith and doctrine. With
regard to new questions, which
modern culture and progress have
brought to the foreground, let
them engage in most careful re-
search, but with the necessary pru-
dence and caution"
The Pope cautioned against in
dulging in the belief that the
"dissident and erring can happily
be brought back to the bosom of
the church, if the whole truth
found in the church is not sin
cerely taught to all without cor
ruption or diminution.
Evening star., 1950-08-21

Hourly Sales on the Exchange To-day:
IL 100 am. A3o UoO u .Uu noon $40 600
l:OO p.m. / I2o 600 300 p.m. o ooo 900
tUnit of trading 10 shares. sIn BANK
ruptcy or receiversnip or being reorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act .or Securities
assumed by such companies. Rates OF oivi-
dends in the toregolng table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. cid Called. Elk dividend
stock dividend. d Cash or stock eDe-
Glared rd, or paid SO far this year. PAYABLE
dend date. paid last year. b Declared
or paid after stock dividend or split-up
+ Declared or paid this year, an accumula-
this year. dividend omitted, deferred or no
action taken at last dividend meeting
r Declared 1g49 payable in 1856 LiQui-
dating dividend. z Payable in stock, exact
casn value undetermined on declar alton
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Market AVERAGES
Odd-Lot Dealings

The securities and Exchange reported
add lot dealers or speciaiists on the New
York Exchange for August IS: 5,0S3 pur-
ehases involving 160.549 shares; sales in
Toiyins l5S:664 81 spares involylng Oily, 5.?44 or; r.
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Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 Q9.-spot non
cents pound, Connecticut Valley Lead
IA cents a pound. New York. Zinc IS
cents pound, East st. Louis. Tin, 81 .02
o pound, New York.
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Washington Exchange

SALES.
Potomac Elec Pwr com-1O0 at 1874, 100
at 1917. 20 at 1871.
Capital Transit Co.'S at 81.
potomac Elec Pwr com-200 at 1874
Wasnington Gas com--2S at 20. 40 at 26.
Capital Transit 1st IF 4S-S4,U 900 at 9SAz
PUBLIC Utility RONIlS ~.
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK, Aug. 21 R.-Dividends
declared:
Pc St'k of Pay
Rate riod record able
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IN. Y. Bond Market

LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED ISSUES
FURNISHED hy the Associated RYass.l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-14
AGAINST REBATE

Editor, The Citizen:
By these means I wish to ex-
tend my most sincere congradul-
ationS to you and Mr.. Joseph NJ.
Nillar for your writings criticizing
the. decision reached by the city
commission with the reference
to cancellation of the VIM.
Curry Sons Property Taxes.
What couid have been in the.
minds of these gentlemen? How
can one totally disregard the
great struggle, sacrifice and loss
of lives encountered by many of
our boys who fell in numerous
battlefieldS, as well as the late
Franklin D. Roosevelt; Cham
pions of Democracy all Did they
perish in vain?
/ deem it necessary to write.
this article and the public in
turn should bear in mind this
particular irregularity: Elections
shall take place again in due
time. Then we shall, we must.
We will remember.
Again l repeat, congratulations
to The Key West Citizen and to
Mr.. Joseph M Villar for your
true civic spirits, and your firm
belief in Democratic principles
ANTONIO MANUEL PEREZ.
Key West, Fla,
1928 Staples Ave,
April IA, 1850.
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Music And Entertainment To Be
Featured liz Jr. Chamber Of Commerce
Dance Tonight At Cuban Club

Tonight the Key West Junior
Chamber of Commerce, Ropa
VEGA Dance, will get underway
promptly 1T 8 o'clock
The dance completely informal,
will provide one Of the most
enjoyable evenings of entertain
ment, for such an event ever Of
fered by the Jaycees From start
to finish, there win be no dull
moments on the program.
With m',sfc provided by Hec-
tor Bafroso's~ Spot-Lite band, the
dance will start, promptly at 8
o'clock with a clothespin dance,
At twenty minutes to ten it is
hoped to provide entertainment
from a local barber shop quartet,
with music By a Ragtime Band.
From 1000 o'clock until 10:40,
a Broom dance will be featured
At l0:4o a pantomine skit by
Don Williams on the Ink Spots
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3 New Members
Indicted Into
Legion Post Here

At the regular meeting of Ar
thur SAWYER Post No. %, Amer
lean Legion held Wednesday
night, the following new mem
bers were received into the
membership by a ceremony con-
Quoted by the Key West Guard Of
Honor:
James L. Atkinson, Charles w.
Bean. Paul E. Esquinaldo, Manuel
M Fusco. John R Kerr. Rafael
r. Maldonado, john H. Stmson,
and Julius c. Vaughn.
1t was announced that the in
stallation cf Post Officers will be
held on May 6, 1850. Tenth Dis
trict Commander Lawrence f.
Hoffman will be the Installing
Officer. Charlie Machin, chair
man; Ernest J. Avila, John Stew
art, Pat. Escarilla, Harry j. Metz
ger, and Emory EhanvinSky were
appointed to serve on the Ar
,rangement Committee to make
the necessary preparations.
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will be the feature entertain
ment. This skit has been enjoyed
by all who have seen it and
should provide one of the high
lights of the evening.
From ll:00 until l1;40, there
will be just dancing with no
special features on any one num-
Der. al4.
A Hurdle Dance, one that has
been highly entertaining at jay
Gee events will start at ll:40 and
run until 1900 midnight. More
dancing will be the order of the
evening rom midnight until
1900 AT the end of this dance
the door prize will be awarded.
followed by more music and
dancing until 100 am.
A full evening of entertain
ment is promised all who attend
by the Jaycees
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-14
Little SheiLn -
Anyl FOteTer y. !.
ChriStened We'd.

On Wednesday evening at 7;30
o'clock, at the Fleming Street
Methodist Church, there took
place the christening Of little
Sheila Ann Fawler, with the
Rev. Ashworth, pastor of the
church, officiating at the cere-
mony
Little Miss Fowler is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Fowler, Of 500 Southland street.
Her godmothers are Mrs. Frank
Roberts and Mrs, J. w. Stephens,
her godfather being }. w. Ste
phens.
Of interest is the fact that
Wednesday was the child's first
birthday. and was also the birth
day of one of her godmothers,
Mrs. Frank Roberts. } a&
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/ he
WEATIIERMAN
Saws

Key West and Vicinity: Mostly
partly cloudy today through Sat
urday with indication Of widely
scattered showers Saturday
morning. Continued mild. today
and tonight, slightly cooler Sat
urday Gentle to moderate varia-
BILE becoming moderate to fresh
northerly winds. -
Florida; Clear to partly cloudy
and mild south portion today
and Saturday. Mostly cloudy and
cooler north portion with occa-
sional light rain extreme north
portion.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf of Mexico.
Moderate northwest to north
winds, fresh at times over north
portion today becoming moder-
ate northeasterly Saturday. Most
ly cloudy extreme north and
clear to partly cloudy elsewhere.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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ADM. FECEITELEB
iContinlled rroIn Page ,One)

Indiana in l943 when that ship
launched raids against Japanese
held positions in the Marshall Is
lands.
AS an attack Group Comman-
der in the Southwest Pacific
Area from July 81, 1914, to March
Is, l945, Admiral Fechteler par
ticipated with distinction in the
occupation Of Morotal and the
landings at Leyte. Lingayen and
PalaWan.
He was awarded the Legion OF
Merit for meritorious conduct
in the performance Of outstand-
ing services to the Government
of the United States as Assistant
Chief OF Naval Personnel from
March Is To November l. l945.
Admiral Fechteler was Com
mander of Batleships-Cruiser
Atlantic Fleet, with the rank of
Vive Admiral in 1896, and q year
later was detached and reported
for duty as Deputy Chief OF
Naval Operations PERSONNEL
where he served until taking
over command Of the Atlantic
Fleet
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COLLINS CASE
(Continued Fl1In &c One)

l(OAAtAAAA&NN . 1900 --f- -
did not carry weapons to use
upon the victims Of the robbery.
This was pointed out by De
Tense Counsel Hilary Albury in
his charge to the jury. The three
men Estaban Steve Fernandez,
Armando (Mexican joe Fernan-
DEE and George Acevedo.
Judge Caro- withheld senten-
cling the men. They may be given
as much as Is years each in the
state penitentiary for unarmed
robbery.
County Solicitor Allan B..
Cleare, Jr., agreed to the post
ponement of the Collins case
until next term Of court. De-
Tense Counsel Albury said he
had been in touch with Collins
father in Springfield, o., who
wanted the case continued to
enable him to come here for the
trial Of his son.
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SUBSCRIBE TO THE CITIZEN
Loads Of Nem
Items NOaU At
ChiLdren'S Corner

The CHILDRENS CORNER has
just received several new items
worthy OF your attention. Crib
bumpers trimmed in lace; rattle
on suction cups-baby cant
knock them off his high chair
telephone rattles; bottle warm
ers, for the car, heart shaped
bottle holders, ruffle trimmed
childrens sun hats of all types
from baby size up to six years
old; plain and fancy sun. suits
Cabana suits at S1.98 and tiny
dotted Swiss pinafores, sizes one
to three. at only Sl.98. Visit the
CHILpRENS CORNER at Elem
ing and Simonton Streets or call
rs for further information. We
will cheerfuny gift wrap yoqt
packages free of charge--lAdVtl
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WiIheIrniua Harvey To Lead
American Legion Auxiliary;
Elected Unanimously At Meeting

this nationally affiliated organi-
cation is the promotion of Ameri-
canism by inspiring Americans to
continue to be proud of doing
their part as true Americans.
Free America is the great re-
naming stumbling block in the
way of Communist domination
of the world today. and it is to
members of Veterans organiza-
tons tina, all groups of people
are looking today.
During the month of April, the
American Legion Auxiliary is
focusing thoughts on American
children, as plans are made for
the continuance of year-round eff
forts to give every child fair
start in life. Physical health and
strength will be needed, so plans
include providing food, clothing,
shelter and medical attention for
those in need.
President elect Wnhelmina
Harvey said that she and the
membership will be well pleased
II during the forthcoming year
the Key West Auxiliary Unit
can mattel the outstanding charit-
able and civic accomplishments
of the outgoing president. Doro-
thy DiNegro, during her past
year Of service wherein she has
endeared herself ! to each and
every member.
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Eleren Boy Scouts Complete
Red Cross Junior First Aid Course

Eleven Boy Scouts from Troop
253, 81 and 50 completed Junior
First Aid as prepared by the
American National Red Cross
during the past week, announced
Darnell Carey, local chapter
safety service chairman
The authorized Red Cross in
structor was Miss Helen Taylor,
a teacher in the Poinciana Ele-
mentary School
The following Scouts will re-
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Engagement
announced

DR.. and Mrs Arch Marlin
Morgan of 400 Reynolds street
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Nancy Chapman,
to Lieutenant Commander Ell
bert Vernon Cain. Jr.. USN.
Mr.. Cain is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert Vernon Cain of
Birmingham, Alabama.
The wedding will be an event
of early June.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-14
Coming EUentS

FRIDAY, APRIL IA
Ropa 7ieia (Old Clothes)
Dance, Cuban Club, Duval
street. Sponsored by Junior
Chamber of Commerce. Music
by Hector Barroso and his
Spothte Band
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 49,
Meeting La Concha Navy
Wives Club, 7:30 P. M, in
clubrooms, Building l78, u.
S. Naval Station
THURSDAY, APRIL 20
Sewing group of Monroe Coun-
ty Hospital Auxiliary meets
at 2 P. NJ, at Hospital, Call
Mrs. Rutt, 420-W, for trans
portation.
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FAIRY Stories
To Be Read At
ChiIdren'S Hour

The Children's Story Hour at
the Public Library will take place
tomorrow morning at 1890
o'clock, and lasting until 11:30, it
was announced today,
Mrs. Robb Roy Ricketts, will
read fairy stories for the young
sters at this Saturdays hour, and
mothers have been invited to
bring their children to the Ii
brary in order that they may enjoy
these very enjoyable story-tell
ing and-reading periods.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-14

ceive their First Aid Certificates
as soon as they are received from
the Red Cross Southeastern Area
office in Atlanta: Gene Austin,
Billy Brakeman, Walter Deland,
Frank Hood Lewis Jones, Eu-
gene Love, Roger Morrow,
Joseph Plant, Ronald Render,
Ronnie Singleton, and Dennis
Sutton George Sutton, Scout
leader will also be presented
with a certificate.
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Seek DiUOrce S

Petitions seeking divorces were
filed yesterday in the office of
Circuit Court Clerk Earl r.
Adams by Carl c. Carmichael
of Grassy Key a ainst May
Brooks Carmichael of Miami:
By Fortune Demeritt Garland
against Paul Garland, both Of
Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-14
Beer For Hair
Styling At
Martin

With the seasonal closing of
the Casa Marina Beauty salon,
Martin is now available through
out the crtire day at Martins
Hair Stylist, 921 Truman Ave
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+ At-ee1 At a recent meeting of the Ar
thur Sawyer Unit of the Ameri-
s---znn Legion Auxiliary Wilhel-
], nina Harvey was elected unani-
-ssE nously as the Units new presi-
; ass dent for the ensuing year.
Other active members unani-
naously chosen as leaders of this
community service and civic or
: - @ganization are Alice Robinson as
y e First Vice PRESIDENT Bertha
T. -f&g AGIoan as Second Vice President;
Z Torothy Young. Secretary; Jose
phine Sawyer. Treasurer: Glor-
- stzna Bayly Chaplain: Eva Warn
lei Gibson as Historian. and with
Marian Arrange as Sergeant at
AIMS and Mary Moreno as AS
- sistant Sergeant at-Arms. The
outgoing president, Dorothy Di-
- i Negro. wing has served this vet
- 81 .sran-org anization and communi-
- - Fl tn wen. VIII serve as Adviser in
ainrimnediate Past Presidency
role.
SEes7 THE Executive Board will COM
prise these officers together with
- three other members elected for
.gfhsir administrative abilities,
namely, Gretna McClain Annie
uIchar. and Tessie Wimmenauer.
sszsane4her Past President, Mamie
SAWYER wilI continue in her
CAPACITY as Initiation Officer for
----tire year
One Of the prime detectives 81
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