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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
CONCH
CHOWDER

Jack Clarke will make the
Lions roar tonight when the old
time minstrel show opens at the
Key West high school at 8 pm.
.Interlocutor is County Com
missioner G erald Saunders.
Real minstrel, with no make up,
is Willie Ward. one of The Citi-
zen's workers who has been prac
tieing his songs while sweeping
up at the office for the past two
weeks. He sounds like the
Mills Brothers. .well-one of
them.
MEL ADAMS, up and at 'em
seen handing Sheriff Berlin Saw
yer courtesy card-Ask a gal
reporter about the repercussion
which followed-What magazine
advertising guy left for Havana
this week, probably to hire a
band of bodyguards who can hit
it off in Spanish?-And thinking
in questions, there was the man
in huge straw hat, short shorts,
vivid shirt who wobbled up to
Dukes moved by spirits (bottled
blend) and asked where. Sloppy
Joe's place was-He added rs it
near the police station? Il expect
to pay a fine" then weaved
away.
1T. STAN BJURBACK and his
lovely lady gave a party recent
,ly and had a special chef rolling
the dough for pizza pie-none
other than 1t Harry Phillips of
the Royal Navy who also rolls a
fancy helicopter along the sky
ways-Phil makes pastry to the
Kings taste. Page Buckingham
! Palace!
HAVE YOU SEEN?-the froth of
rose oleanders edging the wall
just above st. PaulS Episcopal
church on Duval street.-the shops
along the main thoroughfares in
the morning when their blinds
are still down, looking like early
risers with sleep heavy eyelidS-
or the poinciana trees embroid-
ering the lanes with a stitch OF
flame-how swallows look skim
ming at evening against a violet
gray cloud above a milk-jade
lagoon-the pinwheel fireworks
impression of a motorcycle at
night with colored lights on the
wheels?
! HORACE O'BRYANT, school
superintendent showed the office
staff the picture of an. applicant
for teaching job the other day,
and the ladies oh'ed and ah'ed
the chap looked like Clark Ga
ble-O'Bryant tried to get an
other reaction over the picture
but no soup. Only blends with
lean, keen faces can stir Ye
| Chowder Mixer
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
NO LOAN INFLUENCE

CONTINUED" from Page One)
subject of loans from the Recon
struction Finance Corporation.
DaWson's name was frequently
mentioned in charges that pres
sure was exerted on the heads of
the RFC. The senators made
several efforts to get Dawson to
testify before it was finally
agreed that he appear today.
After taking the stand, Dawson
declared: ITO the best of my
knowledge, l have done nothing
in connection with the RFC that
is improper in any way"
Dawson then said he was
ready to answer questions. The
chairman of the investigating
group, Arkansas Democrat j.
William Fulbright, said the ques-
tloning may take three days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
CRIPPLED MAN
Continued from Page One)

the flames at sos, turned in the
alarm and assisted in rousing
families living in adjacent quart
ers. He said there was difficulty
in getting the crippled man out
in the thick smoke.
The Sanchez family were eva
cuated and the crowd of show
people, neighborS, firemen and
shore patrol detail aided in
moving household goods into the
street.
Firemen had the main blaze UNI
der control in a few minutes but
had to work rapidly for an hour
to prevent the flames fro m
spreading. One of them stated
that if there had been a wind
last night, the entire section of
frame buildings would have been
destroyed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
Porter Residence
Is Robbed Here

Mrs. Elizabeth Porter of 80
Margaret street called police
Wednesday morning at 3:15 a. m,
to report a prowler had broken in
the back door of her home.
The proWler left before being
apprehcnded. Mrs. Porter missed
nothing at the time but later in
the morning discovered that her
purse with change and Identified
ton papers had been taken.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
Cars Collide
On Eaton Street

Slight damage was done to two
cars when Mrs. Albert CAM, 1922
Eaton street ran against a car be-
longing to Louis S. Kalin, Ell,
yesterday evening.
The accident happened at Eat
on and Grinnell streets at 5 p. m.
The front grill of Mrs. GAM car
was damaged and the rear bump
er on the other car bent.
Both parties agreed to settle
the damage between themselves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
LOCAL UJA FUND
OF +inueG From page Onci

tCoT +inued From Page Ones
sentative, and others will also
speak.
The following committees are
in charge of the drive:
General Chairman--Joc Pearl
man.
Banquct-Mr. and Mrs, SLIDER
man, Mrs. Mulbcrg and Mr. Mil
lcr.
Correspondence - Jack Elm
horn, J. Wcintraub, A. Rockoff.
Fund Raising-Charlcs Arono-
vitz, DR.. Moore, J. Wcintraub,
Jack Elias, Milton Appel, Hy Ait
man, Mrs. Max Cohen. and Mrs.
SHERMAN.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
TRUMAN TELLS

tContinued From Page OneI
those discharged after peace
time service.
A neWsWoman asked if Korea
could be unified if the Chinese
Communists are not driven out.
Mr.. Truman said that if she
could answer that question she
would be a genius,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
ACCIDENT TOLL

Continued from Page One)
stated that the following had been
done:
33 arrests.
20 written warnings.
AZ forty-eight hour correction
cards.
Four radio speeches.
l29 motorists assisted.
203 passed drivers exams; 54
failed, and As incomplete.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
King investigates
Law Enforcement

City Manager Dave King has
been instructed to look into the
written complaint of unendur-
able conditions existing on Pc
tronia street.
City Commissioner Louis Car
bonell read letter at the last
commission meeting declaring
lax law enforcement, etc.
Alfred Saunders declared
that the group present did not
sponsor the letter. but that
they heartily approved of the
letter.
Saunders confirmed the Sc
robustness of the situation ex-
listing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
Rex Hess Is
Advanced In Rate

Rex A. Hess, USN, Of 1915 ST.
monitor street, Key West, was re-
Gently advanced in rate to sonar
man, first class, as a result of
passing Navy wide examinations.
Hess is presently assigned to
duty at the Fleet Sonar School,
Naval Station as member of
the Electronics Repair Force.
He entered the Naval service
in March, 1916.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
Six Bands VIII
appear Ia Local
AFD Parade

The Fourteenth Air Force
Band will be one of six in
Key Vests Armed Forces
Day Parade. Major Charles
ID. Barrett. USING. deputy
grand MARSHALL of tho parade
announced today.
The 81 bandsmen will ar.
rive at Boca Chica Naval Air
Station Saturday noon. May
l9. Maj. Barrett said. and
after the evening parade. will
be lodged at the Seaplane
Base. They will be flown
back to Robins Air Force
Base. Ga. on Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
Holy Name Society
In Communion
Breakfast Sunday

On Sunday, May Is. the Naval
Station Holy Name Society and
the Holy Name Society of st.
Mary Star of the Sea shall re-
ceive Holy Communion in a body
at st. Mary'S.
Immediately following Mass and
Communion, which shall take
place at $50 am, a breakfast
shall be held at the Noes club on
Duval street.
All naval personnel shall be in
full dress uniform.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
BRITAIN EXPLAINS

Continued From PAGE Onel
State for colonies John Dugdale,
offered two-part explanation.
First, he said, the rubber was
sold before export control was
introduced. And also, Dugdale
said, there never was plan to
slap on total embargo of eX-
ports.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
HOUSE BILL ASKS

Continued From Page One)
nearly twenty million dollars a
year
The tax issue was forced to the
front before the House got back
to its fourth day of debate on the
growing general appropriations
bill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10

training. He is at Lakeland Air
Force Base, which is situated
near San Antonio, Texas.
His basic training is preparing
aim for entrance into Air Force
technical training and for assign
ment in a specialized work. The
course includes a scientific evalu-
alton of his aptitude and inclina-
ton for following a particular vo-
cation and career.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
Arias Bows To
Public Opinion

PANAMA CITY, May 10.-(P.
The president of the Republic
of Panama, Arnulfo Arias. has
bowed to public opinion, which
has been underscored by rioting
and violence.
He has restored the 1916 con-
stitution, which he scrapped on
Monday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
CS Bill Now Law

TALLAHASSEE, May l0.-tRD.
-HB416, relating to civil service
in Key West, was allowed to be-
come law by Governor Fuller
Warren.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
Floyd W. Roberts
Is Training At
Lakeland Field

Floyd w. Roberts, 10, son Of
Mrs. Floyd Dillon, 173-C, Poin-
ciana Place, Key West, has finish
ed his first three weeks of basic
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
BULLETINS
cuLBREATH REINSTATED

CULBREATH REINSTATED
TAMPA. May l0.-tPl.-Hugh
Culbreath. who was freed Yester-
day of the last of five charges
which caused his suspension as
Hillsborough county sheriff. said
today he had been reinstated by
Florida's Governor Warren. Gull
breath said he received a tele-
gram from the governor this
morning saying his reinstate-
ment was effective at once.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-10
CUTTING EXPORTS

LONDON. May l0.-tP.-The
British government has an
nounced that ii is cutting off
rubber exports to Red China for
The rest of this year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
PARADE PROGRAM OF 4-H SET
AS Big Feature OF The FAIR

Definite plans have been made
for the fl "On Parade" pro-
gram for Monday afternoon for
the Madison County Fair, accerd-
ing to Robert Hunter, Chairman
of the program.
The Madison County All
program in front of the grand
stand with half of the proceeds
going for camp improvement
All the acts and music will be
provided by Al club members.
There will be younger H club
members serving as ushers, a
representative from each boys
club will take part in the creased
pig catching contest and the
creased pole climb. Representa-
es Of each boys club will takepart
in the tug Of war. The talent acts
throughout tn eprogram will be:
TumbIing act a group of
Monroe Township HI girls
Duet -4-H girls from Madison
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
OPS Permits Are
Needed For Fair

Fair managers in Central and
Southeastern Ohio should have
permits from the Columbus dis
trict Office Of Price Sterilization
to issue certificates to persons
buying livestock at fairs and ex-
hibitions for slaughtering purposes
from All Clubs, Future Farmers
of America and other recognized
youth organizations.
Edward r. Wagner, district
OPS director, said such authorize
ton, which is required by law,
can be obtained by applying to
the Columbus OPS office, 68 E.
Gay-st.
Fair managers or other auth
orized persons should make appIi-
cations for such permits at least
Is days in advance of the fair
openings, or Immediately if the
time is short, Wagner said.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21

at 200 pm Committees fof the
program are: Ushers Eileen
Overtarf. Chm; Mary Lee Brown,
Nancy Wilson, Amelia 10 Foster,
Beverly Ashmore. Master of Cere-
monies Robert Miller. .WRFD;
Amateur Acts Mrs. Russell Rothe.
Chm; Fern Edwards. Gale Smith,
Louise Converse. Mrs. VIC. Roger
Carole Smith and Isabelle Boer-
ger; Fashion Parade Mary Kay
Halterman. Chm: Mrs. Clarence
Garrett. Mrs. Harold Friend :Trac-
tor Rodeo- Harold Brill, Chm;
Frank Roby, John Sanford, Bryan
Smith; all King and Queen
Opal Hennis, Chm. Amos Cordle,
Dorothy Street, Mrs. Dean Good
,'ear, Cameron Green; Dairy Show
manship Paul Overturf, Chm;
Lennie Boerger, Mrs. G. Z. Lipp-
encott; Tug-of- War Ferman Troy
er,Chm. Donald Dorm, Leo Pierce
and Fred Brill; Penny Scramble
Mrs. Earle Wilson, Chm; Harley
Dement,, Russell Byerly C. N.
Nc Allister and Bruce Lewis !;
Creased Pig Catch - Bill Hook,
Chm; Dana Fell, Max Dunkle.
Lloyd Roby, Donald Becker and
Ed vallery.
The Producers Livestock Mar
keting Association will donate
a 100 ID. pig for the creased pig
catch. The pig will go to the III
club whose representative catch
es the pig. Each boys club in the
county has elected one member to
be their catcher.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21

Rural; ;among other numbers will
be a solo -Mocking Bird Hill, a
Al member from West Jeffer-
son; piano solo, Rustic Dance; a
4EH girl from South Solon; a
quartet number from Canaan;-two
tap dancing numbers by Al
girls from Rosedale and Mt.
Sterling; a novelty orchestra by
the 4-H girls from Summerford,
and a recitation by Julia Dorm
of Sedalia.
The Franklin County Al Club
band will furnish the music. Other
special activities will be the trac-
tor rodeo, dairy showmanship
contest, including the champion
dairy showmanship winners in
the 4-H division in the last few,
the fashion parade, the penny
scramble, and the crowning Of the
outstanding Al boy and girl 4
The program will start promptly
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
121 Entries In For Home
Talent Colt Stakes At Fair

One hundred and twenty on e
entries have been received for the
Home Talent Colt stakes in the
Madison County Fair speed pro-
gram, Stewart Anderson, Supt. of
Speed, annuonced today.
Two Year Old Trots
John Worthy, Brucita Worth h u,
Stormy Colby, comaid, Our Volo,
True Lassie, Prolite, Gay Nymph,
Marie Spencer, Parfait, Hi-Lo's,
Satin, Just Byron. Kate Col by.
Batch Crusader, Titan Mite, Miss
Comet, Newport Girl, Gaynoma
Song, Guy Darnley, Mary Burns,
Gilt Edge, Storm Boy, Charley
Roby, Silhouette, Guy Pegasus,
Gerald O'Hara, Silver Lex, Pa
cific Comet, Ouch Parley,
Scotch Valley, Clyde, Donna, Lois,
Leatherwood Day, Worthy Sister,
Betsy Belle.
TWO year Old PAGES
Glendale Dividend, Lou II n
over, Dusty Waunee, Colonel vii.
Bob Volo, Tilly Win, Mandy Lee,
Roderick Holmes, Lay Tona, Will
ming Gal, Pilots Chief, Honor Lee,
Sunny Spencer, Hera Brewer,
Miss Bucyrus, Miss Anita, Sor-
presa Rosa, Amber Rambler, Mac
Brewer, Grattan Crumbrook,
Counter Chief, Gay Rose, Range
way, Miss Winsoke, Kristie Brew
er, Sparkel Spencer, Glendale Die
tator, McElwyn Direct, Breezie
Chief, Sally Ann, Gallant Jerry,
Singafolka, Direct Zone, Winnie
Brewer, Heir Apparent, st. Regis,
Bennington.
Three Year Old Trots
Lyra Dean, Silver Light, Star
v. Mac, Darnling, Ethel Key,
Belle Prone, Don Whitlock, My
Souvenier, Try Van, Cynthia Key,
Pro c. Brooke, Prince Philip.
Mary Mite, Dewey Worthy, Enaj,
Emma Jane, Hanover, Huldah
Hanover, Juggernaut, Walters
Boy, Jay Song, Kahla Key, Haila
Colby, Miss Tilly Guy, Glendale
Count, Emily Daily, Ann Parlay,
Gloria Win, True Merry, Connie
Lois Volo, Cheerful Lad, Nancy
Song.
Three Year Old Pace
Ambrose Hanover, Music, Aire
Win, Mary Beth, Attorneys Ace,
Poor Pop, Mr.. Speaker, William
Webb, Singleway, Star Henley,
Patty Wee, Essgo, Victory Pat,
Manning Hanover, Clever Direct
um, Bomber, Maudeen Hanover,
Repeat Direct.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
Natural Resources
Exhibit For Fair

Ground was being broken and
construction started this week for
tfe 1851 Department of Natural
Resources Ohio State Fair exhibit
at the state fairgrounds.
According to George Emmett, Ex-
ihibits Director. the highly popu-
lar exhibit which has been voted
one of the most outstanding dis
plays of its kind in past years,
will be even more extensive and
educational than in previous
years.
The show will include displays
by all of the Departments seven
Divisions, depicting Ohio's waters,
wildlife, forests, soils and conser-
vation.
In addition to the outstanding
displays, which will be housed
as usual near the Twin Lake area
Of the grounds, the Department
will once again feature the free
fishing contest for the young folk
under 18. The contest will once
again be sponsored and supervis-
ed by the fish management and
law enforcement sections of the
Wildlife Division.
The popular contest has been
one Of the feature attractions of
the fair for several years.
Emmett also has announced
that for the first time color mov-
les covering wildlife, forestry, geo.
logy, water and parks will be
shown throughout the fair week at
the exhibit.
The Ohio State Fair begins Fri
day August "a and continues
through Friday August 81.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21

being the creator OF the bathysphe-
e. used for plumbing the ocean
deeps
The exploration took the men
down a descending corridor from
the bottom OF a 1,06S-foot vertical
pit probed southeast Of here by
another member of the team.
Working down the slope. tie OK.
plorers reached depth OF 1,505
feet below the surface, deeper BY
far than modern man has previous.
~ descended in a natural cave.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
Chdrraps Crowned

Several types Of championships
will be decided in tournaments 70
be held at the 1851 Ohio State Fair
Aug. 24-3f under the supervision
Of officers of the Buckeye State
Horseshoe Pitchers Association. :
Outstanding will be the Buckeye
State Horseshoe Pitchers Associ-
alton champion tournament FRI
day-Sunday, Aug. 24-26 and the
Ohio State Fair Open Champion
ship beginning Friday, Aug. -.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
Explore Cave
1900 Fl. Down

OLORCN, FRANCE. fAPl Two
explorers went 400 feet farther
down into the deepest cave ever
explored, seeking new traces of a
prehistoric civilization that once
flourished iii southwestern France.
The explorers are members of a
Franco-Belgian team headed by
Professor Max Cosyns, world-re-
nowned adventurer into the depths
of both the earth and the ocean.
Cosyns is credited by many with
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
FAIR FACTS

Eight Big Days In 1851 = Fri
day, Aug. q to Friday. Aug.
81.
Friday, Aug. 24-Opening of
Horse Show-Western Classes.
Saturday, Aug. 25 - Veterans
and Armed Forces Day and
Junior Fair Day.
Sunday, Aug. 26-AIl Ohio Wor-
ship Service. Press Day.
Monday, Aug. 27-Safety Day.
Tuesday, Aug. 2S-County Com
missioners' and Trustees Day.
Wednesday, Aug. 29-Director
of AgricuIture's Day.
Thursday, Aug. 30-Goyernor's
Day.
Friday, Aug. 3I-Flying Farm
ers' Day.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-08-21
Edrly Entries Heuvy

Early entries (they close Aug. ~
indicate that the 1851 Ohio State
Fair will better the 1850 record
when nearly $4,000 exhibits were
shown in the Senior Fair and near.
~ 5000 in the Junior Fair.
Evening star., 1951-02-16

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