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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20
DELEGATES RETURN
FROM ENCAMPMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Lee and their
daughter. and Charles Maehin have
returned TO Key West after attend.
ing the national eneampmeut q
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars q
the United States Of America which
was convened In Los Angeles.
Calf.
Mr.. Lee Is the commander Of ne
S0uthernmost Post No. $751; he
stated that . great deal Of The o.
ganization's business and plans
were accomplished IT the eneamn'
ment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20

Bernadotte for the Jewish-Arab
truce by United Nations In the
summer Of ls<s. After tour q duty
IN the Office of the Chief Of Naval
Operations he served rs Project
Coordination on the staff of Com
mander 0perational Development
Force In 1850.
A year later In 1881 he command.
cd the experimental guided mis-,
SHE ship Norton Sound (AvM-ll.
Capt Momm IL entitled 10 wear
TIE american Defense Service Ne.
dal. American Area Medal. Asia.
tie-Paeific Area @ slars). Philip.
pine Liberation q stars) and
Worid War II viesory medal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20
News Briefs

LONDON R-Sir Ulick Alexan
der, who as keeper of the Privy
Purse has paid the British royal
family's household bills since 1896,
has been appointed chairman of
an Africs1 Mining Company, it
was announced today.
Sir Ulick win have to resign his
royal post and leave his apart
ment in st. James Palace to live
in Rhodesia, where the company's
headquarters are located.
PROVIDENCE, r. I. R-Mrs.
10 Farmers living room had a
jungle motif she didn't plan on
when she returned home Tuesday
from a month on Cape Cod.
The huge kudzu vine which al
most covers her home found its
way through a slit near d window
and grew into the living room.
She found long tentacles entwin-
ing picture frames, the piano and
other pieces of furniture.
PASADENA, Md. tR - Curtis
King, 32-year-old engineer Of an
amusement park train, was found
innocent of manslaughter charges
here Tuesday night in the death
of a three-year-old boy who was
killed by the train.
The victim was Gregory Robin
son, Washington.
Patrolman William Street test.
fed another child pushed the little
Negro boy and he fell across the
racks in the path of the oncoming
miniature train.
NEW YORK R-The Flandre,
frances newest liner and beset
oy troubles throughout her first
voyage, viii not make another
transatlantic crossing until Dec. II.
The French Line announced here
Tuesday that IL sailings were be-
ing cancelled because of repairs
the ship needs.
On her recent maiden voyage,
the Flandre was delayed by vari-
Gus mechanical difficulties and had
to be towed to her pier here after
arriving in the harbor.
HOLLYWOOD B-Aly Khan is
heduled to fly tonight to Chi
go. after spending several days
ire visiting with his estranged
.fe. actress Rita Hayworth.
There was no word of a recon
iation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20
FRA AUXILIARY Plan
LUNCHEON THURSDAY

The luncheon for Unit - Ladies
Auxiliary Of the fleet Reserve
association win Be held Thursdsy.
August n at noon II the CP0 eiuh
On the Naval Station.
All members are invited % ~
tend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20

ticket" The COP statement. later
attributed 20 Assistant ch1lrmsn
Val j. Washingnn. said the CfO
Il using bunk and haIt.truths 10
.sdexpersfe" and "franties' moves
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-20

10 Influence this vote snd shBs
'.perpetaste itself IN poser u
Washington"
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

continue their fight against
the establishment Of q Navy
trailer camp IN the "Sali
Pond" area between Rooss-
welt Blvd. and Flagler
Street.
The Navy called for bids
on the 100 unit project ear
lier this month and at the
last meeting of the commis-
sion, it was voted to make
q strong protest to the Navy
and to Congressional Off
cials against the trailer
park, which was termed, "a
direct violation of the city's
zoning code. The Commis-
sion members at that time,
agreed that they had no
jurisdiction over govern
ment property, but voted to
suggest to the Navy that the
project be placed else
where. They recommended
that Fort Taylor be the site
of the camp.
Letter from Senator Spessard
Holland and Representative Bill
IantafI. 70 whom tire group had
protested, were read at last nights
session. The congressman stated
that they bad taken the matter to-
Undersecretary of the Navy Fran
els P. Whitehair in Washington and
that he had the matter under ad.
YiSement.
The Planning Commission Is bas-
ing their protest on the following
points:
/. The project is . fragrant vio.
lation Of City Ordinance $50 which
prohibits the establishment Of trail
er camps within the city limits.
Z. No Navy representative ap-
peared before the commission be-
fore asking for bids on the project.
.. The Planning group was nnani-
nous in their disapproyAl 10 the
project.
Commission member Carlton
Smith suggested that the group
step up their efforts TO f0restaIl
the construction Of the project, when
he said, Il don't think We should
give up on this matter. II We don't
win this argument, we win never
be able to enforce the ordinance. |"
The Navy indicated their stand
On the matter. when Rear Admiral
Irving T. Duke in a letter 10 the
commission, stated that the project
Is already underway and that the
Navy chose the site 0niy after con-
pleteconsideration Of all factors.
The text Of The Admiral's letter !
follows.
at has come 10 my attention that
the proposal 10 establish the Navy
trailer park in the salt Pond
area vas first mentioned ID ths 10
eai newspaper IN December. 1851.
At that time the Salt Prod AREA
vas selected as the nBe least inter
Eering With the surrounding area
oG other pFuperties.
This ate was selected ns \ b an
island which Is separated from he
surrounding land b. hsA . mile IN
all directiuns and becsnss tneTs
was 20 ether place o. Navy pgop.
tCortiEux O. pa9e FiFal
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Wilson's ) Auto
Hits Parked Car

The Convert Of Mafy xI,dfnacu-
late bus driven by Tony Martinez
met with q mishap last night when
4 car ran into q pickup truck
which in turn ran into the bus,
State Highway patrolman Marvin
J. Wilder said today.
The accident occurred on the high
way at 7:30 p. m.
Martinez who had 4 Hat tire was
being helped in fixing II by Dale
Summerville who parked behind
him. They set out flares TO warn
approaching drivers. James Taylor
Wilson, $40 Thomas street, drove
his car into the rear Of the Chevro-
LET pickup truck owned by Summer
vile. Wilson knocked the pickup
into the bus.
Wilson's car was damaged 10 the
extent Of 400. The pickup truck M
Cured about $50 to 500 damage
Bus damage is not yet estimated.
Wilson was charged with reckless
driving by disregarding warning
signals.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Robert Taylor
Fined $lOO

Robert d. Taylor of the Fleet
Sonar School was fined $100 in City
Court yesterday when he pleaded
guilty to charges Of trespassing and
indecent exposure.
Taylor was arrested on The COM
plant Of Mrs. Larry Dimmick of
&C Charles Street after he was
found nude in a hallway after he
had attempted to gain entrance to
her apartment.
Judge Enrique EsauinaIdo levied
$50 fine % each count after the
sailor admitted his guilt, saying.
II don't remember what happened.
! wouldn't have done it If I was so.
ber''.
Taylor appeared in court with an
officer from the Naval Station who
testified that Taylor's record thru
out eight years Of Naval Service
is exemplary. He has never been
in any sort Of trouble, the officer
said.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Ike Promises
Shipping Support
Citizen Staff Photo

Los ANGELES o. Hugh Gala
Cher. president Of tie Pro- selIer
club Of she United States. says
Gen. Dwight d. Eisenhower has
assured hira of his support Of a
privately operated merchant ma.
rine.
Gallagher, New York shipping
executive, received q telegram
from the COP presidential eandi-
date saying he considers the mer-
chant marine to be ''our fourth
arm Of defense and vital 10 the
stability and expansion of our
foreign trade I"
tWe were caught flat.footed in
both world wars because we relied
too much upon foreign owned and
operated shipping 10 carry our
cargoes abroad and TO bring cFi-
ticaily needed supplies 10 this
country the Eisenhower teie-
gram said.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
YACHT CLUB
BLDG. PLANS
Design Not Yet Agreed
Upon By Members; Hope
To Call For Bids Soon,
Commodore Archer SAYS

The Key West Yacht club hopes
to start construction of its club
house in the near future, Com
modore Glynn Archer said today.
AT a luncheon meeting at Curry
and Sons where the club meets pen
ding construction of its own build
ing, members discussed plans for
the new structure.
Contractor Edward Amber pre.
sented some plans of his own de-
sign for the building. Other con-
tractors will be asked along with
Amber to submit bids once the de-
sign is agreed upon by members.
I'VE haven't been able to decide
yet Just what type of building we
want" Archer said. 1.-THE land is
filled but that is as far as we have
gotten to date"
Yacht club members are thinking
OF enlarging the filled area out near
Hilton Haven by so feet.
All members were called TO at
tend today's meeting. Chairman Of
the clubhouse building committee
is AL Mills. Brig. Gen. Jim Jones
serves on the committee.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Masonic Notice

Tks NATIONAL so1ouRN.
ERS viii meet for eisicck
dAnnaF Tuesday ? ociches. a. sha
First PrashYsarsan Church. whias
Al waahinssoa ssre@a.
oificsn and Warrant ofElesrA
whe are h4axtsx ksasens are ~
vised n hs rssssna.
Fer ressrvssiou sall Gel Rogers.
PAons lssa.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Woman Injured
In Fight

One woman VS. Injured last
night In . fight On Petronia Street
which resulted in the jaiIing II
man on ga assault and battery
charge.
Police rushed 10 ne area late
last night where they found : WON
an Identified ~ Anna Mae stevens
bleeding pr0fusely from > cash o.
her head. she vas taken % the
GaIey Memorial hospital Tor treat.
ment.
Frank stevxns. no address, Vas
saken intp custody and charged
with assanl1 and battery. He IL
heId IN TIE city jaii foT appeaTxnce
IN MunEeipai Court % Mandsy.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
All Time High OF 1908
Are Registered To Vote
lin Presidential Election
CROWD OF SO
SIGN UP In
LAST MINUTE
RUSH TO-DAY

A record-breaking 12,61S voters
are registered for the November 4
election, as books closed at noon to-
day, Supervisor of Registration
Sam Pinder said.
Pinder and deputy Mrs. Edna
Mae Bullman signed up S6 last
minute registrants between 9 and
IL noon. They did not bulge from
their posts for two hours, until Miss
Betty Rosenthal of the Tax Col
lector's office came in to give them
a hand.
Lines formed before 8 this
morning and remained at least 10
deep throughout the morning. The
Supervisor and his helpers lacked
minute in the rush.
1--WE didn't expect such a crowd"
Pinder said.
Now the books are closed COM
pletely until after the November 4
election. Even changes of address,
party and other data must wait un-
til the big poll for President and
state and county offices is COM
plete.
The Supervisor will not be able
to rest until after then. Coming up
on October Ia is the special election
for State Supreme Court Justice.
Two weeks from then will be the
important national and state E.
lection. as well as confirmation of
county officers all of whom are un-
opposed in the election. Only the
President, Vice-President, Cover
nor and Senator have Republican
opposition on the slate. All Monroe
county officials from State repre-
sentative on down are virtually e.
lected by reason Of the May Demo-
cratic primary which knocked out
any intra-Party opposition.
AS The Citizen went to press
Deputy Bullman called to say:
Make it 1858 not SIT. Mr.. Pin
der is registering someone who is
sick at home"
The interest in the 1852 elections
plus the growing population of the
Keys and Key West are held res
ponsible for the all time high in
registeration.
Though the special election is not
expected to bring out many voters,
the November 4 poll win probably
break all previous voting records
in the. county.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
MeGovern Of Amberjaek Is
Seriously Injured As Car
Crashes Into Key viaduet
1851 MERCURY is A
TOTAL LOSS; WAS
ON WAY TO MIAMI

Lee P. McGovern, %, USS
Amberjack was seriously in
jured early this morning and
his car smashed completely
when he lost control of his
1851 Mercury and crashed
into the concrete wall of the
Saddle Bunch No. A viaduct.
McGovern was rushed to
the u. S. Naval hospital i'm
mediately after the accident
at 5:35 am. He is in serious
condition with probable
brain conclusion, dislocated
left hip, cuts and abrasions.
He was treated by DR.. J. H.
Cheffey, USN.
The Mercury, declared a total
loss by Sugar Sweeting, whose
wrecker brought it back to Key
West, had almost every co9eeivable
Kind Of damage to the front and
right hand sides.
The entire crank shaft was knock
Cd out of the car by the impact Of
the accident. The windshield was
splintered. The front end of the
car was twisted around and the
right front door and window smash
ed, The steering wheel was bent
and crumpled
The smashed car blocked traffic
on the bridge until Sweeting's tow.
cd II back to town. Florida High
way Patrolman Marvin J. Wilder
directed traffic and supervised ar
rangements at the scene of the ac-
cident.
McGovern was on his way to Mi
ami. His registration papers show
that his address is Route /, Dover,
Ohio.
Another accident occurred late
yesterday afternoon when a sailor
tried to stop at the South Toll gate,
skidded and ran into the rear Of
another car. The brand new 1852
Ford incurred about $500 to $4OO
damage, Sugar Sweeting said. The
crash occurred at $50 pm.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
ROBINSON WILL
REPLACE CANTOR

HOLLYWOOD - - Ore o. ne
movies tough guys. KdWard q.
Rcbinson, Ieasea ior the EaEt 10.
sight 10 replace Eddie Cantor IN
the Bonds E0F Israel eAmpsign. lie
wiI visit Chieaxo. Detroit ard
Cieveiand rallies.
Meanwhile. Cartier e0niinnss 10
improve a. 1e1ars ~ Lkbanan
Hospital. where ~ has be<n r0n-
finea sinee hearf aftaek iast
week folIowing his Ersl ~ skgw
~ she pessos.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Kiwanis To
Honor Papers

The Kiwanis Club Of Key West
will honor the newspapers Of this
community at their weekly meet.
ing, October Z, at La Coneha Hotel,
al GAS p. M, in observance Of Ma
tional Newspaper Week, October /.
8, Club President Sam Lawrence
announced.
IN rs salute 10 the working press,
the club will be host TO representa-.
tives Of daily newspapers serving
our community with local, state
national and international news OF
interest 10 all our citizens. Princi.
pal speaker OF the evening will be
Mr.. Earl r. Adams, former repre-.
sentative of the Miami Herald.
More than $500 Kiwanis clubs
throughout the United States, Can.
ada, Alaska. and Hawaii. will con-
duct similar programs designed
primarily to draw public attention
10 the Importance Of maintaining
freedom OF the press.
Kiwanis international has parti-
clpated in the observance Of Ma.
tional Newspaper Week almost
from i,s inception Is years ago,
Club President Lawrence said.
Newspaper Association Mana.
gers. Inc. sponsor Of the week.
announced recently that the perm
anent slogan win be ''Your News
paper Lights the Way Of Freedom, :"
aad the 1852 theme is ~Your Right
b Know--A Constitutional Guaran.
tee
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Civic Leaders
To Launch
Concert Drive
Mrs. Delio Cobo Named
Campaign Chairman For
Members In Community
Concert Series, 1o52,53

The Community Concert Series
which has now become an integral
part of the Key West winter sea.
son will open its drive for member.
ship on October n, it was announc-
ed.
Mrs. Delio Cobo has been ap-
pointed membership p-chairman and
general chairman of the campaign.
The annual dinner for workers
will be given at the Woman's Club
Sunday evening, October IS at Z
p. m. Mrs. Hester Stutz will be din
ner chairman.
Campaign headquarters for the
week of the 9th win as usual be
at the Woman's Club on Duval
street. Members of the association
viii be on hand to take subscrip-
tons for the concerts from . a. m.
to p. m. Admission to concerts
which are given in the Convent of
Mary Immaculate auditorium is
solely by subscription. No tickets
are sold at the box office.
Mrs. Cobo. this years campaign
chairman, has been an active
worker in the Concert series since
its inception. She has previously
served as secretary. Assisting her
on the campaign are the following
members of the board, Mrs. Herb
ert Pace Mrs. Edgar Stark, Mrs.
Carl Bervaldi, Mrs. Jean BaiIlod
and Mrs. Aubrey Hamilton.
George Mills White viii serve
as greeting chairman for the ar
lists and as back.stage manager.
Plans for the 1952-53 concert sea-
son were discussed in detail at a
meeting Of the officers and board
Of the association last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. White.
The Community Concert Series Is
the only link between Key Vest
and the music world with personal
appearances BY nationally knrssn
artists.
Last year the series was a huge
success with winter visitors clam
oring for tickets which were next
to impossible to get. This year, the
early arrivals for the new season
win be among those buying an.
nual subscriptions, as well as a
basic group Of Key West music
lovers.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Man Arrested
On ABB Charge

AdoIphns Moss was arrested on
charges Of assault ard battery By
Deputy Sheriff Tommy Dixon
Thursday afternoon
Bond wsK set ~ 800. Moss WAS
arrested on complain q Elise Car
ter Who charges he did beat. hruiss
and ilIsreat her.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Says II Is
Duty OF Public
Officials To
GiUe The Ne,Us

Earl Adams, chairman Of
the BPoE Lodges social
and community welfare
committee was chief speak-
or at the banquet and get-
together held last night in
the Elks Club annex in OBJ.
servance Of National News
paper Week.
Approximately $50 Elks
Club members and their
wives attending heard him
praise local reporters. Hank
Day Of the Miami Daily
News, Pat Murphy, Miami
Herald eorrespondent and
Miss Dorothy Raymsr Of
The Citizen were present to
receive the tribute. Adams
is himself . former nswspA-
perman and was the Key
West writer for the Miami
Herald for Is yearA.
Adams thanked local news per-
sonnel for fearless reporting" In
lauding work Of the Fourth Estate.
he said, 's0ur forefatheFs wrote
the guarantee 81 . free press into
our Federal Constitution, not be-
cause they wanted % bui because
they knew that freedom 70 gather
end u'EsEt zese Mss - pensst
70 the preservation q indiSilinal
rights and democracy.
The national theme IN honor az
newspaper people for this week Il
s.Ycuf Right TO Know" 4 connti-
tutiOnal guarantee, be said.
HIshEieht - Ms speech wss Ne
emphasis Adams placed - fhe
sfstsmsni. "it b ihs dvty ~
every pvblle efflesT ie pive - ne
press the news freFn his depart.
neai. n is lhs right ~ ibs repeFt.
o. 10 ask ioF such news end y u
the right cf IRE pswspapsr sub
seribar, - sn American eili1sns
~ he able 10 reed what sees on
In eur esvsrnmsnts frem ire
highest level - ne lewest
hFsnek.1
In explaining the purpose Il the
dinner. besides honnring newspapsr
men and women from Oct. % q
be said the aim was threshold aDd
that the purpose involved thrse of
the cardinal principals Of TIE BPoE
Order: Charity, Justice and Broth-
eriy Love.
He noted that The Lodge desired
10 raise money 10 provida turkeys
and trimmings for needy old folks
on Thanksgiving. The Lodge raised
sIIa.TS for this work.
The samptuogs nenu: Fried hsh
a. ne three varieties. snapper.
gsoupar and grunia. steak. shrimp
enehilada, cole alaw. potato ehlpa.
apple PIE and beer.
Assisting Adams IL preparing
ara serving q sha meal we're Mrs.
ADAMS. Mr. an6 hFs. Harold
Thonpaon. Mr. ard MFp. Ceorgs
gcousinusd On Page Ftyel
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Cancer Victim
Died Today

CHELSEA. Okla. R-Thirteen-
year-old Bobby Shaw died late To-
day. but not before the little can
Ger victim lived life to the fullest
two months after docors predicted
he would die.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

Key West Florido. has the
most equoble climute in the
country. with on Gveroqe
ronqe OF only 10 Fohrenheii
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Planning Commission Moves To
Oppose Naval Trailer Project
admiral Duke
States Nary Stand
On Local LOaU y,
Cost Housing

The City Planning Com
mission moved last night TO
continue their fight against
the establishment of q Navy
trailer camp in the "Salt
Pond" area between Roose-
Evening star., 1952-04-25
Maryland U. to Hold
Education Conference

The College of Education of the
University of Maryland will spon-
sor a. conference tomorrow for
county school superintendents,
supervisors and teachers.
The conference. beginning at 10
am. at College Park, will discuss
the first book of the new English
curriculum of the National Coun-
Gil Of Teachers of English. More
than 700 educators from Mary
land, the District and Virginia are
expected to attend.
Evening star., 1952-04-25

school; Miss Marie L. Stoll, law
school registrar; DR.. Edward l..
Everitt, DR.. Frank S. Horvath, DR..
George j. Ellis, DR.. I. Lewis Sand
Ter, DR.. Thomas S. Lee, DR.. Worth
B. Daniels, Dr.. George r. Gable,
DR.. Ralph M. Lecomte, DR.. j.
Ogle Warfield and DR.. Samuel
DeSSoff, of the medical school; DR..
A. Victor Cercell. of the dental
school, and John D. Hickerson, of
the school of foreign service.
Miss Stoll. a native of the Dis
trict. is the first woman to receive
the medal.
Evening star., 1952-04-25

OF more service
to the univer-
sity.
The presen-
tation ceremony
will be held in
Dahlgren Chap
Ell on the cam
pus at 8 am.
Recipients are:
James L. Lam
singer, health
a d ministrator;
DR.. Walter H.
E. Jaeger and
Francis G. Stet-
con Af %ho 1Ax1,
Evening star., 1952-04-25
10 OF Georgetown Faculty
To Get VicenniaI Medal

Sixteen members of the George
town University faculty will be
awarded the Vicennial Medal to-
morrow in recognition of 20 years
Evening star., 1952-04-25

king.Size Sofas With lnnerspring Mattresses
Removable l-pece separate innerspring mat.
tress. Many I-ofa-kind expensive earn
Superb styling by Duo-Lounge. Open to sleep ~UAK
two persons comfortably Sale-priced at Cold wv
enbergs. ST DOWN
Evening star., 1952-07-13

ATTENTION. Certain toilet preparations Luggege gllfolds
etc and Jwry subject to 29 tax under Federal Internal
than and Watches retailnE 81 NOT more than
Evening star., 1952-07-31

WEDNESDAY.
Sduerkraut Nth Bacon Wrapped FrGnkturters
Lima Beans Fruit Salad Sticks
Sponge Cake Iced Coffee
Sauerkraut with
tablespoons butter marga- 1 canned tomatoes.
frankfurterS
finely chopped onion. inch strips American
"a cup chopped green pepper. Caraway seeds.
No. 2h can sauerkraut. bacon slices.
In melt butter low heat: add
Cook until tender Add tomatoes
mix thoroughly Turn into shallow 1hquart baking dish
knife slit franfuer lengthwise cutting
all the through Fill sls with cheese
seeds Wrap each stuffed frankfurter with
with toothpicks Place
moderate t375 F piping
hot. Makes to servings.
THURSDAY.
Hamburger PatHes Fried Potatoes
Buttered Beets Spinach Salad
Strawberry Cream Pudding Iced Tea
Strawberry Cream Pudding.
/ package strawberry favored tablespoons sugar.
gelatin. Few grains salt.
l cup boiling water. / cup milk Scalded.
l cup cold water. " teaspoon vanilla.
yoks, slightly beaten egg whites
Dissolve gelatin in the boiling Add cold water blend
place refrigerator until begins thken Add sugar
to yos and blend Add hot milk slowly stirring constantly
in double boiler smmering water stirring constantly
mixture hckens Remove from heat Add vanilla cuard
let COOL covered until cold When gelatin is almost
cstard cold beat whites until almost stiff but Whip
gelatin until fluffy add egg whites then the custard beating
blend WELL Pile into large serving bowl individual serving dishes
and chill in refrigerator until hrm. Makes servings