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, 1950-01-04
ARMY TAKES 2ND.
GAME lab AFTER
LOSING lST. 81

In a game that was not de-
cided until the final out on
Saturday afternoon, a highly
praised Army team met de-
feat at the hands of the Com
mandos by a score of I'll
Every pitch meant the diffes
renee between victory or de-
feat.
Batteries: Army Hezekiah
Francis, Charles Leonard and
Patrick Christopher. Commons
dos Torval Mcintosh, Will
Finch and Valmy Thomas.
Saturdays defeat did not
Feep the Army team from com
ing back on Sunday to ham
mer the Giants into submis-
sion with an explosion of base
hits and runs to win by a.
score of 14-8. Due to continuous
showers of rain the game had
to be halted in the 9th. inning.
Batteries. y: James
Thomas and Patrick Christie
pher. Giants: Reinholdt Jack
son, Hubert Davis and Dennis
Adams.
, 1950-01-04
>. Christian Chase Mew
Chairman OF Municipal Council

Hon. Samuel c. Chase, First Member for Christiansted
Country District was elected chairman of the Municipal
Council for the year 1850: Hon. Walter l. M. Hodge and Hon.
Atlphonso S, Forbes, were reelected vice-chairman and secre-
t5ary, respectively; Hon. George E. Wulff replaced Hon. Alva
, 1950-01-04
Purents Health
Organization To Hold
Meeting Junuor 6

The Parents Health Organi-
cation will hold an extra-ordi
nary meeting on Friday night,
January 6 at 8 o'clock in the
Community Hall behind the
, 1950-01-04

Old Fire Depot, at Limpricht's
Park.
All members are asked to be
present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
Republican John
Booth Talks AT
Park Tomorrow
Here In Interest
OF His Campaign
Against Rep.
George Snathers

Republican John Parkhurs1
Booth. Republican candidate for
United Stases Senate, win arrive
here tomorrow to deliver q MAJOR
address in Bayview Park al 7.30.
Earlier IN the afternoon
around z o'clock. q parade win
be held in his honor. a tar Ca
valcade from Broward. and
Dade counties viii take part IN
. the demonstration.
As at September ]. Booth had
visited 43 counties. And he plans
to cover all 81 before election
time
The Senatorial candidate win
deliver a non-poIitical address
Saturday to the two-dsy WV
18th District meeting to be held
in Key West
Arrangements for the Boott
parade and political speech arl
being made today by Mrs. Janei
Fitzgerald, Fort LauderdaIe. and
Mrs. Florence Garrison. Miami
Mrs. Garrison is president oi
the Florida Federation Of Wo-
mems Republican Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
So Says Admired
Fuhrion In I.
Interview
Yesterday

hear-AQm1ra1 Frank u
Fahrion, commander of the
Atlantic Fleet Destroyer
Force. yesterday lauded the
people of Key West for
their cordiality toward,
and cooperation with, Ma
val personnel here.
The Admiral also ex-
pressed qualification at the
prospect of additional houS-
ing for Naval dependents.
He stated: The stimulating ef-
feet on morale obviously will b
great. for lack of available de.
Ils.ndent housing IN this area ha.
always been one of the major
factors which adversely affeci
morale and tend to obstruct plan:
for expansion Of facilities.
The new 1.000-unit housing
project, soon to be started, is Z
gratifying step in the right di,
rectioa and a tribute Ia the fsr-
sightedness and spirit Of co0pera-
ton Of the citizens OF Key West
Admiral Fahrion added weight
TO the Nays indication that the
size Of Naval facilities here viii
be increased when more housing
IS available He told reporters al
a press conference yesterday that
the Fleet Sonar school here, larg-
est IN the world. would be knIarg-
ed still further.
Admiral Fahri0n and members
of his staff are IN Key West for
the purpose of conducting the an
nual routine administrative in
spectiOn Of the Atlantic Fleet
units based on or located at Key
West In this inspection he repre-
sents and reports back to the
commander in chief of the Atlantic
fleet
The destroyer force commander
stated that the inspection was
Completely satisfactory"
He added: The inspection party
has found that the Fleet units
here are fully capable of carrying
out their assigned missions. are
being efficiently and soundly ad-
miniStered, and are receiving a
full measure of support from the
Naval base This support is of the
Continued On Page Eight)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
WOULD NOT SOLELY
BENEFIT FROM REPAIR
OF MARATHON ROAD

Mrs. Grace Barr. Marathon. to-
day told The Citizen that there
are SIX other families living on
First street, Marathon, who would
benefit from the county's repair
ing and raising of the First street
road She said First street runs
into Parrish avenue on which bids
have been asked
Mrs. Barr drives the Monroe
County school bus twice daily
from Marathon to Key West and
has to cross First street on each
occasion.
She said last Monday night at
the commission meeting that the
road would have to be raised
about 12". Mrs Barr felt that the
public reading only of her request
10 repair the road-might think that
it was for her use solely. Also
that she did not complain of the
condition Of the road, but asked
that it be fixed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
Station Set Up In
City To Aid Storm
Victims In Cuba
Up wirephoto

A station to receive mercy
goods for the hurricane-vic;ims of
Pinar Del Rio. Cuba, has been set
UP IN the Recio building al the
corner of Duval and Caroline
streets. it was announced today.
Key WeSters are urged to con-
tribute clothing. food, kitchen
utensils, and medicines for the
storm-ravaged Cubans.
The second plane-load of
mercy goods viii leave Key
West for Cuba today. The first
shipment was made last Friday.
Word of gratitude from the
storm sufferers to the people of
Key West has already been re-
ceived here
The aid packages are received
in Havana personally by Sonora
Flor Angel Canize de Trinidad
who visited Key West recently
and made the initial appeal foI
assistance Sonora Trinidad,
daughter of the owner of Radio
Continued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
COMDR. OF Legion
HAS IMPRESSIVE
WORLD WAR III RECORD

Los ANGELES, Oct 13.-(R.
The American Legion has
elected a fighting commander
who IS pledged to advance the
US preparedness program
The new National Commander
IS 29-year-old Erie Cooke. Jr-, of
Dawson. Georgia.
He was chosen by reclamation
at the conclusion OF the Legion s
four-day convention here.
Delegates describe The ses-
sion as the most serious and
business-like in the Organize
lions 5z-Year history.
Before adjourning il drafted
resolutions demanding US
State Department shake-up. uni
versal military training and the
outlawing OF Communism
The 29-year-oId new National
Commander OF the American Le-
gion. Erie Cooke, Jr.. of Dawson,
Georgia. has an impressive rec
ord in world war two.
He had a total OF four years
combat service During that time
he was captured and escaped
from the Germans three times
Once he faced a German firing
squad and survived the bullets,
after knocking down one OF his
would-be executioners-
Just before Cooke was captur-
ed and led before the firing
squad. he was responsible for the
capture OF 592 Nazis-
The Legion's new National
Commander spent Il months
IN ~ hospitals. undergoing IL
operations for his wounds.
For his combat exploits, Cooke
was awared the silver star medal.
the. bronze star medal with cluS-
tiers, four purple hearts, and the
French croix de guerre.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
British Ask
10000 MDs To
Resign Today
Doctors We're
Involved Over
Pay Schedules

LONDON, Oct. I3.-CP.4The
British Medical Guild IS asking
$4,000 general practitioners to fill
out designations from the nation
al health service
The doctors have been involv-
ed in long dispute with the Labor
governments ministry of health
over pay schedules.
The resignation forms viii be
sent out November l.
The letter pledged the guild
to take no action on the matter
if less than 80 per cent of the
doctors sent in designations
Final decision on whether to
submit the designations viii be
taken at a special conference of
local medical committees in De-
cember.
The Guild said the designations
viii not be used if the pay dis
pute IS settled.
The Medical Guild is a paraI-
lei organization to the British
Medical Association, which is pro-
hibited by its constitution from
taking part in trade union activi-
ties.
The doctors have been asking
for a cost of living bonus of 20
per cent Negotiations with the
health ministry have been carri-
ed on for more than two years.
with no agreement in sight.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
Bailey Asks
ActivatiOn OF
Citizens, Com.
Tells superintendent
That WifhOnf Help OF
Local Citizens Program
Might Be Lost

GAINESVILLE. Oct. I3-R
Florida State School Superin-
tendent Thomas D. Bailey today
urged the immediate activation Of
citizens commlllee on education
on the county. community ano
school level
The committees are needed, as
Bailey put il, ito insure continu-
ed progress in Florida schools.
He told county school superin-
tendents in their meeting at the
University of Florida that with
out the help of local citizens We
would be in danger of losing on
school program"
Meanwhile. the superintsnd-
ents have called On Presidsnt
Truman 70 set up priorities fer
the construction Of schoooi
buildings.
School heads are worried abort
the rising costs Of building and
CONTINUED On Page Four
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
Certain Doctors
Must Register
For Draft Oct. 10

Doctors, veterinarians. and
dentists, who received their med
ical training under the auspices
of the United .,tatcs government
or who were deferred from ser
vice during the last var to com
plete their training must regis
ter with selectIve service Ocf0-
Der 16., according to an order re-
ceived today u tne local draft
board.
The selective service directive
reads as follows
ssPursssant to Public Law T779-
8fst Congress and proclamation
Of the President Of the United
States. dated October s. 1855
certain doctors of medicine, den
istry, or veterinary. viii be re-
quired to register with selective
service on October 6, 1850, be-
tween the hours Of 600 a N. and
500 p. m.
Required to register is every
male person who participated as a
student in the army specialized
training program or any similar
program administered by the
Navy, or was deferred form ser
vice during World War II for
the purpose Of pursuing a course
of instruction IaadirT To e.l,.c-
ton in a medical, dental. or al
lied specialist category, and has
had less than twenty-0ne months
of active duty IN the Marine
Corps. the Coast Guard, OF the
Public Health Service subsequent
to the completion Of, OF release
from, such program or course OF
CONTINUED On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
RENT CONTROL ACTED
ON By 1874 CITIES

WASHINGTON, Oct. I3.-Ri-
Federal Housing Expediter
Tighe Woods says only 184 COM
munities thus far have acted to
retain federal rent controls af-
ter December 31St-
Towns wishing 10 keep the
controls must adept by local
ccncil OF referendum a resolu-
lion in favor of maintaining
the controls until next June
30th
Where no action IS taken. the
federal controls expire Decemf
Der 31st-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
Official Count In
Pinder-Pa rrott
Race Announced

Samuel 3. Pinder received
more than twice the number of
votes polled by his opponent
Milton Mickey" Parrott. IN this
weeks special Democratic pri-
mary for Supervisor of Registra-
ton. It was disclosed today. Pin
der poIled I,5l3 votes and Par
rott received a total Of 720.
The official tabulation, COM
pieted today, Is as follows:
District
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
SCHOOL ARCHITECT TO
OBSERVE PROGRESS OF
BUILDING PROGRAM

William + Merriam, Miami
architect, who drew the plans
for the new Monroe County
schools now under construction,
arrived in Key West this after
noon to observe the progress OF
he building program
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13
Warn Youngsters
Not To Destroy
Bnd-Life In CITY

Chief Joseph Kemp today gave
warning to all offenders tha
shooting Of birds with sIing-shots
and BIB guns must stop immediate
"
Kemp has notified his force to
arrest all youngsters destroying
bird-life IN this city. And take
them to trial before Juvenile
Judge Eva Warner Gibson
The judge has told Kemp that
Continued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-10-13

Key West FIorid1. nos The
most equoble cIimute in the
country. with un Gveroge
rmge OF only Ia Fahrenheit
Evening star., 1950-09-21
z More Raids Slated
In Exercise Metro

The 35th Anti-Aircraft Brigade
which has been theoretically bang
ing away at real bombers over
Washington for the last two weeks
will cease fire after two more
raids" today.
Exercise Metro" which called
for anti-aircraft practice against
B-45 jet bombers Stimulating B-29s
was to have ended last night but
mas been extended one more day
Then, if I'd Army approves the
move and it can be made before
weekend traffic begins, the 1000
troops and equipment will head
back for Fort Meade.
Otherwise, the artillerymen will
be forced to remain in their
Washington bivouac areas until
early Monday, 35th Brigade head
quarters at Fort McNair said
today.
In all but two instances, the
raiding planes have been theoret-
ically downed, although the Bass,
capable of speeds over $50 miles
an hour and attitudes above 10000
feet, have been coming in at alti-
tudes ranging up to 10000 feet
and at speeds of less than 800.
Headquarters officers of the 35th
hailed the two-week workout as
very worthwhile" in giving their
radar and gun troops excellent
practice.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
Citizens Offer
Services to FBI
In Hunt for Reds

The Dahlgren Terrace Citizens
Association last night offered its
services to the FBI.>
1--WE might some time come up
against a Communist" Fred Midg-
ley, president. told the group.
To this, Mrs. Helen Fritz. past
president added, "It's a good thing
to let them know we've prepared
for them. too." The group passed
resolution, offering to help the
FBI catch "subversives."
The association also extended
its aid as a group to Inspector
John Fondahl, head Of the Dis
trict's civil defense program.
Mr.. Midgley read from q cir
cular of the Citizens Protective
Alliance group opposed to non
segregation in the District-that
segregation is not the cause OF
racial tension"
Discussing consolidation Of Will
son and Miner Teachers Colleges.
the president asserted there Is
q shortage Of teachers, anyway.
and combining the schools
would add to the shortage" Some
white students would not attend,
Mr.. Midgley believes.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

Freezer Chest yet costs only
$249.75 in most localities. What's
1t like? Has lustrous Ice-Blue,
gold and white beauty in stun
ming Raymond Loewy styling
and many marvellous features
including adjustable, rust
proof aluminium shelves, white
plastic Chill Drawer, extra-deep,
"stack-up" Hydrators plus the
famous, thrifty Meter-Miser
mechanism. I know you'll want
a FRIGIDAIRE MM-74 Refriger-
ator so be sure to visit your
FRIGIDAIRE Dealer soon.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
By the Associated Press

MARINE CORPS AIR STA
TION. CHERRY POINT, N. c.
Pvt. Robert A. Switzer, USMC,
was recently proclaimed the
worlds fastest man." unofficial
ly, when he outpaced a 6-foot bear
In a pre-daWn encounter.
Pvt. Switzer. on guard duty. was
armed only with a night stick.
when the bear tried to crawl
Evening star., 1950-09-21

ing, no steaming yet this
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rice cooks up
to fluffy light and tender perfec-
ton without any gummy
sickness ever! And the secret
lies in a new scientific process :.
exclusive with UNCLE BEN'Sl
This makes 1t more nutritious,
too ;. for B vitamins (once lost
in polished rice) are sealed into
each long grain. With all these
advantages, I know it's amazing
but UNCLE BEN'S costs only
pennies a serving.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
Damon Runyon Estate
Valued at $l01 $50
By fE,e Associatsd Press

NEW YORK. Sept. 21.-Author
Damon Runyon left a net estate
of $101, 800, an estate tax ap-
praisal showed yesterday.
The writer named his children.
Damon Runyon, jr., and Mrs.
Mary r. McCann, benef1ciaries of
proceeds from a $79,768 annuity
contract. constituting the bulk of
the estate. He died December 10,
1916.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

leftovers party air of elegance.
Why? Because they're the only
hothouse mushrooms Broiled in
pure creamery Butter, then pack
ed in their own luscious broth.
With no peeling, no trimming and
NO waste. they're budget-pleasers
and work-savers, too. So get
all 3 kinds today and try these
quick tricks: Dress up plain
beef stew with BinB Whole Mush-
room Crowns "glorify" seal
loped potatoes with BinB Sliced
Mushrooms and a cheese omelet
with BinB Chopped Mushroomsl
Evening star., 1950-09-21

along without. It's the truest,
purest vanilla of all gives a
just-right touch of delicate flavor
perfection to all my cakes,
cookies, frostings and candies!
Reason is this BURNETT'S
is a special and exclusive blend
Of the finest imported vanilla
beans with no artificial in
gradients added euer! And
when l tell you good cooks have
been using it for over 100 years,
you'll know it's bound to be the
best vanilla money can buy I.
30 get BURNETT'S today.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

furnishing. The entire pin is
Hamilton gold finished and
there's a full safety catch on the
back a promise" that it will
stay securely fastened to your
lapel. scarf or beret. Ordinarily.
you'd have to pay a pretty
penny" for it -. but look at this:
SPECIAL OFFER! Just send
the front covers from two
packages of c AV ALIER
Cigarettes with 25t to Nancy
Sasser, Dept. n, 27l Madison
Ave-, New York l6, N. Y.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
Copper Funds Needed

Exploratory work continues in
southern Peru's copper belt, but
development of the properties
there will require an estimated
500 million investment for ma
ior facilities.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
Marine Guard Beuts Beur in Race to Safety

through the window of the guard
shack. The Leatherneck ducked
for the door and headed for the
nearest shelter which was the
station heating plant. He sprinted
over the threshold of the plant a
few bounds ahead of his pursuer.
Henceforth sentries assigned to
this post will be armed with shot
guns.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
STAR LIGHT, STAR BRIGHT

=. WISH you may,
wish you might
turn Tho hu m -
dishes into a gour-
m cts de1ig h t I?
Well, you can with
the aid Of BinB
Mushrooms ... for
fh eY give even
Evening star., 1950-09-21

many WonQrouS
sights but
nothing TO match
n e an d-n ew
F FRIGI D A / r e
MM-74 Refrigera.
tor. 1t h as ia
cubic feet Of stor-
age space-pIus a
31-pound capacity,
ful1-Widfh Sinner.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
ALL THE KINGS HORSES and

all the Kings
m en- coul d mt
d ag m e back
to cooking ordi-
nary rice again
-. not since I've
tried NCLE
BEN'S ConUert.
ed Long Grain
Rice. That's be-
cause there's no
Evening star., 1950-09-21

.
wash you had How? Just use BLU-WHITE
Flakes for these NEW thinner, instant-dissolv-
ing flakes blue while they 1CaSh working with
any soap or detergent to get white clothes dazzling
white and vas able colors sparkling bright And
I can tell you from experience that BLU-WHITE
Flakes merer streak spot or overdue, either -.
and are beauty-soap KIND to your hands So try
BLU-WHITE Flakes with any soap or detergent
next washday :. see If they don't give you the
brightest whitest wash ever If not, just mail the
to me for double your money back
Evening star., 1950-09-21

there1l be the one and only original ROYAL Tapioca
Puddings for dessert They're SO rich, smooth and
ereamy-textured youngsters (grownups too) love en-
and that should please You for like all ROYAL
Puddings, they're wonderfully nourishng provide
food energy than the sweet fresh milk you make
them with So keep all kinds handy:
ROYAL Vanilla dream of smooth dessert
ROYAL Chocolate Tapioca a rich delight with
favor just-right.
ROYAL Orange Coconut Tapoca taste-tempta-
ton of topical magic.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
OLD KING COLE is merry old soul
unused portion

merry oIu Soul especially when you serve
him crisp, oven-hot Tea Mullins for dinner.
But be sure they're extra rich and delicious
by making em with Swift's ALLSWEET. the
margarine with the delicate NATURAL flavor.
And 1t is natural =. no artificial f1avoring
is used ever! So get ALLSWEET in the
handy golden Il -lb. prints in the Transparent
pac kage (yellow ALLSWEET is now free of
the lOt alb. Federal tax!) or uncolored in the
carton If you prefer e. then try this tonight:
Sift ~ cups -four with u tsp. salt, 3 tsp.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
KNOW WHEN MY CUP
pnAPnSS oc hora

as Old M OF h er
Hubbard's? When
BURNETT'S Pure
Vanilla Extract is
"miss-rg" for
that's one thing 1
Just can't e e t
Evening star., 1950-09-21
Italy Limits Lire Export

Italy now permits persons to
enter the county with as much
Italian currency as they wish. but
continues to limit to $46 the
amount allowed for export.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
BELIEVE IN M1RACLEsg You

Will Wnen 1 tell you
that you can get an
exquisite Cavalier
Pin almost as
a GIFT. It's really
gorgeous beau
tifully designed and
richly colored in
deep red, black and
gold then high
ly polished and lac
nnorod IN nroyopf
Evening star., 1950-09-21

milk egg and melted ALISWEET: add ali At once
Stir until dry ingredients mostened muffin pans
rubbed with ALLSWEET) two-thirds full hot oven
Is minis. Makes doz mullins.
spread them lavishy with ALsWEET too once
you ALLSWEET taste n tell Inst to.
ALSWEETS delicate NATURAL flavor any other margarine
and tell the difference It's truly doeliciousl
Evening star., 1950-09-21
BYE BABY BUNTING, Mothers

~ II Ia DOAN A44N\Nf 44StlSA -
gone "a-hunting"
:. for cereal X/RSX
that has all the %NA
necessary health &Bg. ~
benefits. And I'm & S&SI<7
not alone in say ~3
ing that the x J
cereal that best
fits this description is CREAM
OF RICE child specialists
recommend it, too. And here's
why this smooth, creamy rice
is easier TO digest cannot
possibly harm even the most
delicate normal digestive tract.
It also has a higher digestible
carbohydrate content with
Vitamins b., B. and Niacin add
ed, PLUS Iron for rich, red
blood and better growth. And, of
course, quicker nutrition and
more energy are extra advan-
tages Of this fine cereal. So serve
CREAM oE RICE every day,
Evening star., 1950-09-21
BUY-LIyNES BY Nancy Sasser
Weekly Advertising Column Of Things New end Interesting

2l-Id
make cake good the best homemade Because there cake
cakes bit good AUNT JEMIMAS And
bakers whose
andCo
mix
P.S No eggs milk
Evening star., 1950-09-21

ton by keeping babys clothes free Of harsh washing film soil
residue makes them fluffy histedown It's recommended
by Parents and bears the Good Housekeeping Seal
be wise and aby your baby With CALGON.
Evening star., 1950-09-21

HERE'S WONDERFUL you'll want to make
Decline" for SIOUX BEE Honey It's honey
it's best delicate in favor pure
W. pure can simply with pancakes
V/~lL waes rolls. And l can't think Of better
%W/ IN after-schoo snack for sweettooth youngsters
~N. for SIOUX BEE Honey is marvellous energy food
SIKSS readily assmlaed, and valuable source Of vita
STnp ~ minerals So for finest honey always
N( G/Ssay Bee" and get SIOUX BEE Honey
w Spread, It's honey crysdlized to spread
like butter. GIFT FOR YOU wonderful booklet called
Tempting Honey Recipes FREE write Nancy Sasser
I'll Madison Ave, New York l6, N. T.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
ANY LITTLE JACKS OR JuLS at your house? Then CAL,

LIE jams Oh JHLS at your mouse! Then CALGON
belongs there, too because this amazing water
" conditioner is must for baby's bath and laun-
80 )dry. To begin with, it makes gentle soaps wash
= ~ baby better and any water rinse away washing
s Fl; 8:
Evening star., 1950-09-21

ngs for his supper when he knows
Evening star., 1950-09-21
ALICE IN WONDERLAND saw

many wondrous