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Evening star., 1950-05-31
Thomas Asks Truman
For Release From Jail
BY HE Assceiotsd Press

j. Parnell Thomas. former
CONGRESSMAN convicted of padding
his office payroll. has appealed to
President Truman to free him
from prison and cancel an unpaid
$4,000 fine.
Under White House routine. the
petition was sent to the Justice
Department where a spokesman
said yesterday no recommendation
has been made on 1t. William H.
Collins, who represented Thomas
at his trial last December, said
the petition was sent to the Pres
ident quite some time ago"
Thomas, a New Jersey Republi-
can, was convicted of defrauding
the Government by putting on his
payroll persons who did no work
and arranging for them to kick
back their salaries to him.
He will become eligible for
parole on June 6. and Mr.. Collins
said he understands Thomas is
not able to pay the fine.
Evening star., 1950-05-31
z Top YugosIav Army Men
Face Trial as Traitors
By the Associuted Press

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, May
31.-Two high-ranking military
men who tried to flee to Ro-
mania after the Cominform's
break with Premier Marshal Tito
face trial as traitors in a military
court here tomorrow.
They are Maj. Gen. Branko
Petricevic and Col. Vlado Dap
|cevic, who repeatedly were men,
bers of q Yugoslav group which
Evening star., 1950-05-31

sided with the Russian-led Com
inform.
They were captured August II,
1948, as they made their escape
attempt. Gen. Arso Jovanovic,
former Yugoslav chief of staff
who was with them, was killed
but another refugee. Air Force
Mai. Gen. Pero Popivoda, made
good his escape.
Col. Dapcevic is the brother of
Col. Gen. Peko Dapcevic, a top
figure in Yugoslavia's army often
mentioned as a possible success
sor to Marshal Tito. The gen.
eral denounced his brother as a
traitor shortly after his attempt
ed flight.
Evening star., 1950-05-31

Gilbert and Sullivan's comic
opera "H.MS. Pinafore" at S:l5
o'clock tonight and tomorrow at
the school. Ninth and D streets
NE. Proceeds will go to the
Vesper Choir Robe fund.
Evening star., 1950-05-31

FueeheL
COAST GUARD ACADEMY GRADUATES-These Washington
will bachelor of science degrees and ensigns
commissions at exercises June at New London
L. Feshel is of Mrs. A. w. Feshell 1920
Fort Stevens NV. Walter c. Hgenrz of Mr. and
ngenfritz S514 Hempsed Bethesda.
John c. of Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Fueschel
1908 North street. Arlington u Coast Guard Photos
Evening star., 1950-05-31

Choir to Give Opera
The Ninth Street Church
School of Choirs will present
, 1950-12-19
FOR HOME OR FRIENDS


GiOing and receiOing is an insepGrdble part of
Christmas. And tOhGt a happy task is ourS-to york
through the months to bring you a stock of gift mer-
chandise to make friends and family happy.
Here Gre some
Christmos Gift Suggestions:
hCA. Portable Radios, R.C.A. Record Players
Proctor Pop Up Tousters.
No more burned toast. You can dial the shade you
toGnt Just like a hpstick.
Proctor Neverlift Iron.
Fabric Dial, Automatic Heat Control.
The New Norge Trip Action WGsher.
Cord and Poker Tables
Complete set Of Comes in Leather cases
Fresh Schrdffts Chocolates
in Christmas Wruppinqs
Other Contectioneries by Schrufft's
TABLE CLOTHS 81: CHAIR & TABLE scARFs
Toys :: CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE AT THE
.sA Firm of John Alexander.
The House Which Sells the Best" >.
, 1950-12-19
NOTICE

The regular midnight dance
Old Years night will be kept
as usual by Munroe Clendinen
, 1950-12-19
FOR SALE

FORD va. 2-DOOR SEDAN
Black. License No. C-I64
In good running condition,
equipped with five practically
eW tires.
For further Information
see DarnleY A. Petersen.
Farmers Home Administration
, 1950-12-19


HOLY CROSS ANGLICAN CHURCH
Kingshil Country District Fst. Love-
will again present this year the most beautiful story
ever told
The Nativity Of Our LORD"
in gorgeous colored slides, made by Cecil de Mile in
Hollywood, in natural, real life colorS, costume and
scenery, strictly Biblical
The program will be presented in the Church on
two nights only
DATES: Thursday, Dec. ~2Sth-Fnday, Dec. 29th
TIME: $50 PM,
A silDer collection tuI be taken.
A special program Of sacred and classical music
begins at s o'clock and will be heard over the churchs
simplifying system.
Evening star., 1950-07-20

TOKYO, July 20 P.-Tert of
Gen. MocArthur'S comn1unique
No. 10Y issued at 6 pm. (3 am,
EDTJ.
Bad weather was doing some
thing to 5th Air Force planes
Thursday that the North Koreans
could not do and that was holding
the striking units to a total OF 20
combat missions.
Although only 20 missions were
6own against enemy targets the
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Best's Treason Sentence
|Stuyed Pending Appeal
F, BY the Assoeiused Press

BOSTON, July 20. - Robert
Henry Best, convicted of treason
for broadcasting Nazi propaganda
during World War II, has been
granted a stay of sentence pend
ing an appeal to the Supreme
Court.
The stay was granted Best yes
terday by the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals, which
denied a similar appeal few
days ago.
Best was sentenced to life inn
prisonment and fined $4,000 II
June. 1948, after he was con-
victed by a Federal Court jury
He has been held without bail al
Suffolk County Jail.
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Mayors Of 10 Washingtons
Have Luncheon on Hill

Stories and classical quotations
about George Washington were
called to mind yesterday, when the
mayors of 10 American cities
named after the first President
were guests at a Capitol Hill
luncheon.
Chairman Nicely of the Senate
District Committee, referring tt
today's troubled state of the world
invoked the spirit of Washington
to aid in the preservation of jus.
tice and freedom.
Later, Senator Martin, Repub-
lican, of Pennsylvania, placed ir
the Congressional Record a ref.
erence to the visit of the mayors
of the cities and towns Of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1950-07-20
|Shofer Wants U. S. Reds
Put in Prison Camps
BY the Associated Press

Representative Shafer, Repub-
lican. of Michigan wants Amer.
lean Communists to be "put be.
hind high fence in concentra-
ton camps"
Mr.. Shafer told the House yes
terday that pending legislation tx
require the registration of Com
munists and front organizations
is not enough.
There is only one thing to dc
If we are to make it possible fol
American boys to win on the bat.
tlefields abroad" he said. 1.-THE
FBI knows who the Communists
are, who the Russian spies are
The FBI knows the identity ot
nearly all of the fellow travellers
"They should be outlawed, every
last one of them. We shoulc
round them up: put them behind
a high fence in concentration
camps
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Czeehs Soy U. S. Citizen
Has Renounced Country
BY the Assoeiated Press

PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, July
2o.-The Czechoslovak news
agency said yesterday an Amer
lean citizen here is giving up his
citizenship because the United
States is trying to drive the world
into a new war"
The agency said his name is
Rudolf Celko. It did not give
his age. parentage, birthplace or
address. 2
The report said Celko sent the
United States Embassy in Prague
a letter July IL in which he re-
nounced his citizenship.
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Siren Wall Shifts Man
From Squad Car to Jail
By the Associated Pres,

BUFFALO, N. Y, July 20.-The
police lieutenant stepped out of
the squad car and walked toward
a building.
John Sheer, 38, stepped into the
squad car, turned on the ignition
and pushed the button on the left
side of the dashboard.
The motor didn't turn over, but
the siren did.
The charge: Vagrancy. The
plea: Guilty. The sentence: Ninety
days.
Evening star., 1950-07-20

TOKYO. July 20 R.-The
tert OF a conan,UntQue, No. 103,
issued by Gen. MdcArthur's
Headquarters today at 2::10 pm.
a2s10 G!nt., EDIT:
Hard hitting carriers of the
United States 7th Fleet conducted
heavy strikes on North Korean
lines OF communication and supply
during the last 48 hours, it was
announced today by Vice Ad-
Evening star., 1950-07-20
5 Formoso Reds Executed

TAIPEI, July 20 R.-Five For
mosan Communists were executed
yesterday for an alleged plot to
organize f1fth-column support for
any invasion Of Formosa from
Red China. Eleven others were
sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Evening star., 1950-07-20
John .BoIes' Mother Dies

GREENVILLE, Tex, July 20 up.
Mrs. John M. Boles, 80, mother
of screen and radio actor, John
Boles, died last night at her home.
She had been i'll for some time
Evening star., 1950-07-20

TOKYO, July 20 (P).-Tert of
Gen. MGcArthur's contmunique
No. los issued at 2::55 pm.
e12::55 am. EDIT todGyJ:
General headquarters today an.
nounced that the President ha.
approved a list of Is officers fol-
promotion to and in the grade oi
general officer. Included on this
list are two members of CHG
Brig. Gen. John H. Church was
promoted to the rank of tenn
porary major general and Brig
Gen. George I. Back to the rank
of permanent brigadier general.
Gen. Church arrived in the Far
Evening star., 1950-07-20
Nations Back Irrigation

Eleven nations responded to
India's proposal for an interna-
tional commission on irrigation
and canals.
Evening star., 1950-07-20

Hoarding is foolish. Despite
the fighting in Korea there is no
immediate prospect of food ration
ing or shortages. Don't hoard.
Evening star., 1950-07-20

Peru is believed the original
home of the Irish potato.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30
Doll Festival
To Be Held By
Reynolds School

The children of Reynolds
School are sponsoring a Doll Fes-
tival on Friday, February 3rd, at
2 P. M. in the auditorium of Tru-
man School. Dolls will be re-
ceived at Truman School on
Thursday from 100 to 800 P. M.
and Friday from $50 to 900 A.
M.
Prizes and red, white, and blue
ribbons will be awarded to the
best dolls.
An interesting program con-
sisting of songs by the first grade
chorus colorful folk games by
first graders, a minuet by a
group of fifth grade students, and
musical number by some third
grade pupils will be rendered
under the direction of Mrs. Cath
crime Logan, head of music de-
partment of Truman School.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30

ed beautiful trophy and the
first class in each school to show
1907 participation will be given
book for the school library.
This contest is designed to
place the accent on participation
rather than a per capita donation,
but it is hoped that donations
will be generous for the need is
great.
The quota for Monroe County
was set at $4,000 and 10 date
only $4,000 has been received.
Chairman c. BSHarvey said that
the school children of Monroe
County are always the first to re-
spond and with their help and
the return of the coin cards
which were sent out to house
wives that added Zip" will be
given to the drive. 4
Chairman Harvey said that a
small soc Red School House Card
would be given to the school
children in lieu of large So
coin card. The purpose of the
smaller denomination is to deter
children from asking their neigh
bors to help them fill their cards.
All the while it is forgotten that
the neighbor and her children
have cards to fill for themselves.
Ms. Betty Hatch Monroe
County PTA COUNCIL Presi
dent has been appointed as Chair
man of the School Participation
Drive, and Mr.. Harvey feels sure
that she will meet with great
success.
Horace O'Bryant, Monroe
County School Superintendent,
and the respective principals of
all of his schools within the coun-
ty, together with their faculties,
and the Sisters of the Holy Name
of the Convent of Mary Immacu-
late, deserve much praise for the
splendid cooperation they give
each year to the March of Dimes.
They are the outstanding lead
ers OF fine institutions who lead
this fight against the dread Grip
pier peterborough their efforts,
sweet and health bodies and
faces sit at school desks every
day.
If any contract polio, again
their efforts help make them
we'll
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30

er was next with Sweet Lor-
raine," Betty and Bob Simpson
then did their beautiful samba to
the music of ''Tico Tico;" the
Razor Sisters were next with
Hawaiian songs and dances:
Joseph Gray and John Miller
sang two duets, "Foggy, Foggy
Day" and THE Old Beer Bottle. !"
Last, but by no means least, Jay
Wray, from a local night club,
did three of his inimitable disc
mimic numbers. Mr.. Wray was
asked for more, but he was due
back for his next show, much to
everyone's regret.
During the floor show, a beau
tiful hand-knit scarf was pre-
scented to the winner of the lucky
number, which had been drawn
by Mrs. Faraldo. The proceeds of
this drawing went into the
March of Dimes Fund.
Immediately after the floor
show, the door prize, which was a
beautiful set of National Silver
plate from the Beacheomber on
Duval street, was drawn for and
won by G. Lesley, who is en-
ployed by S. H. Kress & Co.
Dancing then continued until
loo a. m.
The proceeds of the evening
will be turned in to Mr.. Harvey
on Monday by the Auxiliary
treasurer, Mrs. VaneSsa Saunders,
in the form of a check.
Everyone attending this affair
expressed themselves as having
spent most enjoyable eve
ming.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30
annual SiIUer Tea OF St. PauES
WOm0n'S AUXILIARY Held Wednesday
Beautiful And Successful affair

About a hundred persons at
tended the beautiful Annual Sill
yer Tea held last Wednesday by
the Woman's Auxiliary of st.
PmuPs Church.
This year on st. PauFs Day,
the affair was held on the lawn
of the church and Parish House,
and was a Garden Tea, where
the women of the Church, their
friends and guests were enter
TIMED by the members of the
Auxiliary. A number of winter
visitors were also present at the
Tea.
Miss Eta Patterson was in
charge of the table decorations.
assisted by Mrs. Clarence Ais
house and Mrs. Elizabeth Reese.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30

umbia Laundry, is providing
transportation for the various
groups to and from the ship. The
dance will be held on the hangar
deck, with the orchestra on the
raised elevator. The hangar will
take on the form of night club
with tables lined around the
sides for the guests. What prom
ises to be a very gala floor show.
with such outstanding talent of
fers as the following:
Tommy Dixon presents his
skating stars, in a fast moving
skate show; Harriet King; Joyce
Edwards; Jay Wray, the incom-
parable disc jockey mimic; The
Lanes, comedy duo; The Mello-
Aires, vocal trio; Gerry Pinder
and his band for the show and
dancing, with Miss Beatrice Mo-
reno at the piano.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30

Monday, February rs, &c and 27.
at the Elks Club Annex.
1t is therefore expected that
Thursdays meeting will be more
than usually well-attended by
members and guests, and the
Garden Club stresses that any,
one interested in the work the
club is doing, is always invited to
attend these meetings. 1t is be-
lieved that many visitors to the
city would find it interesting and
Informative to be present and
thus learn something of the ac-
tiVitieS of the local club.
Several out-of-state visitors
who are members of Garden
Clubs in their own cities have re-
marked that they found the KEY
West Garden Club meetings OF
unusual interest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30
Till We Meet again" Party
aboard U.S.S. Cabot Tomorrow
Night Promises To Be Gala affair

The "Hasta Luego" dance party.
Tuesday evening aboard the Air
craft Carrier, USS Cabot, prom
Uses to be a gala event. The NCCS
Servicemen's Center is present.
ing the dance for the compliment
of the carrier in cooperation with
the local night club and cocktail
lounge owners sponsoring the or
chestra.
The Auxiliary of the American
Legion. VIEW, Municipal Hos
pital, will serve as hostesses along
with the girl groups of the G SO.
of the Armed Services YMCA.
Noes, and the Beta Sigma Phi.
who will serve as dance hostess
es. The Program committee in
GUIDES Chaplain Grygiel, Mrs.
Ray Gavilan, Lillian Weaver, and
Gerry Pinder.
Edwin Trevor of the Col
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30
Hollywood
Notes
All The Kings
Mem Rated Best

The Associated Press has ask
ed eighty leading Hollywood cor
respondents to name their choice
for the best movie of 1949. And
the winner is "All The Kings
Men," which received 26la votes.
The reason for the half-number
is that some correspondents split
their votes between two pictures.
In second place in the APP poll
was Twelve O'clock High" with
7l2 votes, 1.-THE Heiress," with Z
votes, wound up in third place
in the vote among movie cor
respondents.
Best-acting honors went to
Broderick Crawford, who got "a
votes for his part in "All The
Kings Men" Richard TODD, with
IL votes, wound up in second
place for his role in ''The Hasty
Heart" He had IL votes. The
third-place actor was Kirk Doug
las, for his part in Champion"
with ii votes.
Olivia De Havilland won forty
votes to take the prize among
actresses. She was lauded for her
role in "The Heiress.' In second
place was Susan Hayward, with
IL votes, for her part in My
Foolish Heart" And Deborah
Kerr won third place, with IL
votes, for her role in Edward,
My Son."
The AP poll was the first of its
kind ever made in Hollywood.
The vote of the movie correspon-
dents will add to the speculation
about the academy award win
ners, to be announced on March
23rd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30
February Meeting Of Key Vest
Garden Club To Be Held Thursday

The Key West Garden Club
viii hold its February meeting on
Thursday night of this week at 8
O'Clock at the Woman's Club
house on Duval street. it was
learned today.
This should be an exceptional
~ interesting meeting, since
there will be given a report at
that time of the tour held last
week by members and guests of
the club TO the famous Chapman
Field IN Coral Gables and the
equally lovely Fairchild Gardens.
There will also be further
discussion regarding the forth
coming Flower Show. sponsored
BY the Garden Club, scheduled to
be held on Saturday, Sunday and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30
apply To Wed
up Wirephot,

Applications for marriage Ii
censes have been filed in the Of
flee of County Judge Raymond
r. Lord by Howard F. Stephens,
20, of the U. S. Navy and Lila
Mae Hill, Is, of Panama Canal
Zone; by Robert E. Mckinney,
Is, of 500 Southland street and
Lois M. Busto %, of 822 Elem
ing street; by Eugene Villareal,
20, of 807 Catherine street and
Pearl Glendora Roberts, 18, of
l847C Poinciana Place and by
James J. Cox, 81, of the U. S.
Navy and Audrey Sanner, 81, of
720 Duval street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30
March Of Dimes Birthday Ball
Held At La COnchn Hotel Friday
Night Successful and Enjoyable

The Birthday Ball held in the
Rainbow Room of the La concha
Hotel Friday night. proved very
successful, il was announced by
the dance committee of the
WV. Auxiliary, who were
sponsors Of this affair.
Dancing was from o. M, UNI
al / a. m. with music furnished
By Herbert Rose and his orches-
IRA.
A floor show, featuring both
amateur and professional acts,
and offering diversified enter
tainment, was high-lighted by the
master of ceremonies, Mike
Jacobs, with his witty and inn
prOnptu remarks.
The winner of the March Of
Dimes contest for Queen, Mrs.
Kay Fara!do, was introduced by
c. B. Harvey. 1850 March of
Dimes chairman. and presented
with her crown and her trophy.
Then Miss March Of Dimes, {"
10 Ann Mullins, was presented
with her trophy and crowned by
Mr. Harvey.
The floor show opened at HOO
p. m, with w. C. Stallings, sing
ing Lucky Old Sun" and Might
and Day" then little Dolores Los
ley did her beautiful Dance
Ballonet;" Joseph Gray, of the
Fleet Sonar School was then in
troduced, and sang the beautiful
Irish ballad. "A Little Bit of
Heaven" after which Gail Wal
lace, the talented pupil of Simp-
son School of the Dance did her
beautiful Ballet Persistence" Al
Albertus, well-known, local sing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-30

and these decorations were
charming, consisting of hibiscus
flowers in pastel colors, and
greenery.
Presiding at the tea-tahle were
Ms. Ann Otto and Mrs. Geneva
eve Sawyer, while Mrs. Mervin
Russell, Mrs. James MacConnell
and Mrs. Anna founders consti-
tuted the reception committee.
Mrs. Dan Navarro, Mrs. Will
liam r. Warren and Mrs. Eric
Curry were the co-chairmen in
charge of the entire affair, which
was most successful and enjoy
able, and is indeed one of the
social events of the winter sea-
son here in Key West that is al
ways looked forward to.