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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-07
BY WILLIAM ). BoGARE

him over here from the estate,
And Ralph didn't look like chap
with whom it would pay TO fool
around.
| I, SMITH, millionaire brother
- Of the man whose death was
the reason for Johnny'S presence
here, was walking up and doWn
inside the garage Office with hard.
abrupt steps lie turned about
sharply and stood watching
Johnny as the private investiga-
tor came into the small room.
Then his head ierked once in
greeting and he held out his hand
Did Kay bring you over?"
Johnny nodded.
Where is She?"
Talking to Ralph Dunkirk.
She'll be along in a moment.
Johnny thought he detected a
slight frown in J. t, Smiths eyes
as the young mans name was
mentioned.
Then the millionaire was saying.
Its ell right. I'd rather see YOU
alone. anyway. Besides. | only
have moment. because | have
to get right back to the city. I'm
leaving for Washington tonight
for a few days. Kay thought !
ought to see you, otherwise
wouldn't have delayed at all.
johnny said. well, there isn't
| much to talk about. My partner
and ! just got out here this after.
noon. lt'll take time. you know"
Naturally"
The millionaire went on: I'VE
| discussed details the other day
in my Office, Saxon. You write
your own expenses on this case.
The thing is, | want my brothers
murderer uncovered. Also, / fee
that you can do something about
Irene. AS I've already told you
She had an intense interest in
writing, just before the .s,acci;
dent" ,.' 1J.a
Johnny asked, You haven,
any idea what it was, exactly
and where it might be located?'
mo" J. T. Smith walkedkiIn-
patiently up and down the room
once, paused. and looked hard
at Johnny. You would think the
manuscript would have been In
her desk or in her room. Those
would be logical places. But nc
ones seen it. l feel that ii you
can find that story. talk to hel
about it. that might be the basis
for stirring her memory"
Its possibility" agreed
Johnny. Then he asked. "Aboul
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Chapter IL

Chapter II
THE engine made a loud sound
L now and Johnny called out
above the roar, Take the long
way round. This breeze is greats"
He was grinning. He called out.
you can dump me right out and
won't mind at all"
You're fun" the girl said.
Her eyes were bright and shin
ing. She's just kid. thought
Johnny. For all her money, there
was something friendly and real
about her.
He regrt ted the fact that the
Northport dock was rushing to-
ward them all too soon.
Ashore, walking along the
main street of the fashionable
Long Island town, the day was
hot and ifeless again though
the sun was already setting be-
yond the harbor. They went two
short blocks, turned down side
street, and then Kay indicated a
white-painted stone garage just
ahead.
That's Ralph's place." Kay ex-
planned. 81 told Uncle Thomas
we'd meet him there" She pointed
to a Cadillac sedan drawn up al
the curb ahead. There's his car
over there now"
They entered the open front
doors of the garage. A continuance
built ON roller skates shot out
from beneath a nearby car and q
grease-smeared face grinned uI
at them.
"Hi. Kayl"
AS the well-built young fellow
climbed to his feet, wiping hi:
hands on a piece of waste
, Johnny recognized the boy whC
had been on the beach with Kay
earlier in the afternoon. It wa:
big, sandy-haired Ralph Dunkirk
Sweat Vas mingled with thu
grease on his g tanned face. HI
b 1noddcd briefly to Johnny.
ID 5rWhere's Uncle Thomas?" thu
The boy nodded toward an Of
flee built into front corner O.
the, garage. "Waitin' in there"
Are you coming over tonight
Ralph"
The bronzed young man gave
the girl thoughtful, steady look
Then he said, 81 dunno"
Johnny saw color climb int
Kay Smiths cheeks. "Il be il
the Office" he said and left them
Ralph Dunkirk wasn't pleased a
all that Kay had accompanies
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M11des IL 5zos9et~l

YOUR brother ear 49,. 'hH IN"
was in the night OF the
The car right nero IN
garage" said tho mlilluno.
You can look It over So,
won't help
Tho man shrugged A"2''
johnny waited. smith ri
picked up bis hal and paused T
4 last comment AS | also L
You. | still feel that IrCncS
might be in danger. I've tried .
find out if anyone else was IN )
car with my brother aud his u :
that night. We don't kauW
You mean" Johnny!prompi !.
someone they might have be
known and who could know abe
the Crlme3"
J I. Smith nodded abrup ;.
That's what | mean The from
was deep between his dark braws.
Lets assume this third person
X-could have been along VII
them. He--or she-poSslbiv knc IS
the murderer or is the murderer.
yet is perfectly safe as long 6
Irene remembers nothing ab It
that night"
The remark suggested moth G
| new to Johnny Saxon. The Sit 4.
ton had occurred to him the ;.
ment the case had been han, &
to him. He said, But If lr e
does snap out of ii. then y Y II
no longer be an unknown qu 4.
tity."
right" The milliona e
| glanced at his watch. SO u
see? | trust, even while yol %
over here this evening, u
haven't left Irene complies "
alone. Of course, we have qua Is
three of Unconstitutional on the
'My partners at the he e
| nowp Johnny pointed out, "I III
ne sfine,s sas Smith held GU, :
lhand. then Started abruptly II
the door. I'll call YOU in a cot ie
of itiays.dMlren Fsget back. : u
Kay i .eouldn'timaitsr
/ Meeting !. with the garage d
looked for Kay Smith. Both e
and Ralph Dunkirk had nom, l.
/ tarily disappeared. But coming to-
ward him was a mechanic. He was
lathering his hands and arms
| with a paste soap and heac lg
toward wash sink nearby. he
man said:
"They took walk down ie
street. Be right back, / guess.
| Ito be continucdl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-07
Quitting
AS Bey. Director is,

! : TALLAHASSEE tR - Lewis /
Sehott will submit his resigna j
as state beverage director TO { Y
Warren today tss
Schott advised Joe Bowen, as; i
ant director and chief enforcen =
officer, in q telephone call ]
New York that he had accei !
an executive post with a mar !
engineering and salvage firm aa
would leave The Beverage Der 4
ment March 81. Schott plans !
take up his New York post Apr
He will become assistant 10
president Of Merritt, Chapman i
Scott at an annual salary in ex J
OF $50, 900. Bowen said. SchCt {
ceives 5000 q year as beyer :
director.
Louis Wolfson. Jacksonville i
washington industriaIist, a CT 5
personal friend Of Schott and on
81 Gov. Warren's major campaigl
hackers, is chairman OF the be :
OF Merritt, Chapman and Sc I
! schott has served as directo .
the Beverage Department since I
start of the Warren administra u
in 1919.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-07
NEWS BRIEFS

TAMPA IN -. The Florida State
Fair will be held Feb. 3-14 next
year. Carl D. Brorein, president,
said the date was fixed nearly a
year ahead to keep from conflict
ing with other fairs.
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About one-third of aifspaid W
efs IN Britain are women.
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BRADENTON R - A Agar old
boy died here Thursday from in
jurieS received when he fell from
a car driven by his mother and a
wheel rolled over him. He was
Richard Ronnie Green, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Green.
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vorce decree from her auti ",
husband Thursday.
Saroyan, AZ, was very 81 "
and very unhappy during the a.
tire marriage. He used profani Is
| couldn't repeat" Mrs. Saro IN
testified. The couple, married n
1943. .,was given Joint custod. ol
their children, Aram, s, and L. v,
S. Mrs. Saroyan will have phys Il Il
custody of them. The Saroys s
were remarked a year ago.
SMITHTOWN, N. Y. R - A 3
ycar-old hoy accused Of KILN: 4
girl cIasmate has been tu.' \
over to Cnildren's Court an .
first-degree murder charge is
been withdrawn.
Suffolk County District Attor y
Lindsay II. Henry replaced e
charge with Juvenile delinque y
and turned the case over 10 CO., y
Judge D. Ormonde Ritchie Thurs
day.
Harold Lorentson, an honor a.
dent in junior high school, is
charged with strangling ! ie
Kitchner last Nov. 20 when ie
l2-year-old girl fought off his ]
vances. Authorities said he q.
mitted it.
Under state law, children re
treated as delinquents in Grim ii
cases. If convicted, the boy w id
be sent TO the State Agricultui al
and Industrial School for Boys
under Is. His term would depend
on the Judge.
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SANTA MONICA. Calf. "A The
William SaroyaBs have again
called it quits. Divorced in $40.
Mrs. Saroyan again obtained adj
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t0rneyS Tor Compaina Domtnicana
de Aviacion, the Dominican airline
running the plane, advised against
installing the slot machines until
their legality could be established.
FORT PIERCE H - A 24.year-
old World War ii vetera neharged
with numbering his wife and tiny
daughter has been ordered cCm-
mitted TO the Florida State Hospit.
al at Chattahoochcc.
Circuit Judge A, 0. Kanner ruled
that Joe McCormic was insane
after two pSychiatrists reported he
was mentally incompetent, danger
Gus TO himself and others and that
his condition was dcctrioarting.
| Judge Hammer ordered the indict.
mentS to remain in effect and said
that if McCormic ever was re,
leased from the state institution
! he should be turned over TO the
sheriff of ST. Lucie County to stand
trial on the murder charges.
Police said McCormic stabbed
his wife to death at their home
here Dec. 3, and then stabbed his
! l1-month old daughter. He also in
flicted minor stab wounds on him
self.
Nice, France LH - The last sur.
vivor of Mondays crash of an Air
France airliner died Thursday. She
was French Dancer Marguerite
Delpy, who succumbed to injuries.
OF 81 others aboard, sc were
killed outright when the plane
crashed in an olive grove. near
here and a woman passenger died
en- route 20 the hospital. al
/ itts .r9te t4l t8
BIRMINGHAM, Eng. GR Judge
and jury inspected the noted math-
ematician, Lancelot Hoghen, in a
witness box and agreed he loois
drunk when he's cold sober.
Hogben'S old friend. Philip Clio
axe, neurology professor al Biz
mingham University, also testified
Hogben was likely to be mistaken
for drunken man when he
was quite sober.
| So Magistrate Paul Sandlands
Thursday dismissed a drunken
driving charge growing from Hog.
ben's arrest after he backed his
car into two other cars.
Hogben. Sc. is professor Of medi-
cal statistics al Birmingham Uni
yersity. He wrote Mathematics
for The Millions bcst-selling
book explaining the complexities
Of mathematics.
! MANILA IN ~ A delayed report
said Communist led Huks ambush
ed truck Wednesday night in
Northeast Luzon and killed three
soldiers and n civilian.
-
CORAL GABLES ~ J. Il.
Lawson, a chain store supervisor,
couldn't believe his eyes
! When he hollered drop il" al
two women. here's what he said
fell out of their skirts.
Ten steaks, two hams, two pack.
ages of sliced ham and four chick
ems.
The women were charged Thurs
day with silopllfiing.
| SANTA MONICA. Calf. A The
William SaroyaBs have again
called it quits. Divorced in $40.
Mrs. Saroyan again obtained adj
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Fair will be held Feb. 3-14 next
year. Carl D. Brorein, president,
said the date was fixed nearly a
year ahead TO keep from conflict
ing with other fairs.
BRADENTON R - A Agar. old
boy died here Thursday from in
juries received when he fell from
car driven by his mother and a
wheel rolled over him.. He was
Richard Ronnie Green, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Green.
TAMPA IN - Bertha Navy Rob.
inscai, former clerk in the Eatno
Park Post Office, has been con-
victed by federal jury of con
verting TO her own use approx
mately $1,000 in postal funds.
Postal. investigators testified she
got about $500 by writing money
orders in her favor without paying
for them. The rest was taken d.
rectly from cash on hand, they
said.
Probation officers will investi-
gate the case before Judge w. j..
Barker pronounceS sentence.
MIAMI R - The Crime Com
mission of Greater Miami says it
Is winning the hattie against the
rackets.
Surveying the scene at the height
of the winter season, the commits
sion, in an interim report Thurs
day, pointed out that gambling
houses and many bookmaking syn;
dicates' are not operating. f &
Col. Jack r. Younger commits,
sion president, said that because
OF constant pressure by the COM
mission.
& s.'NoAe Of the usual notorious
gambling houses is in operation
and some Of the better known
places have been converted into
restaurants or other legitimate
uscs.''
2. "The better known bookmak-
ing syndicates are not now in OPP
GRAFTON and the once highly or
gained bookmaking racket is now
operating on greatly reduced
and sneak basis"
CORAL GABLES R - john A.
Merckiing. 10, former assistant
comptroller OF the Pan American
World Always system, died in
Coral Gables Hospital Thursday.
PALM BEACH R-- Judy Gar.
land and her business manager,
Sgd Lufts, are here for Today
visit.
They arrived Thursday. Asked il
they planned marriage, the screen
star replied:
II can't get married. My divorce
tfrOm Vincent Minelli) isn't
final"
Her decree becomes final March
q.
MIAMI R A Sportsman
Special gambling plane is SEIZED.
uled to leave Miami at 12:45 p. m.
EST today for the Dominican Re
public, but there won't be any
gambling devices aboard.
Plans to install slot machines
| to get passengers in the right mood
| for the gambling palaces at Ciudad
Trujillo. the capital. ran into a
legal snag Thursday.
Harry Klemfuss, director of the
Dominican Republic Information
Service, said that Washington at
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MANILA N ~ A delayed report
said Communist lied Huks ambush
ed truck Wednesday night in
Northeast Luzon and killed three
soldiers and n civilian.
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torneyS Tor COmpanla Dominlcana
de Aviacion, the Dominican airline
running the plane, advised against
installing the slot machines until
their legality could be established.
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&ssS ss&sfs -
IN 4aSdg ixrril stli ri HA
so 4 'd.inoi 10 .marse4g sn1!is
49, saa anos sliol daas7S y .:.nsna
80 Mr. .hsssnd sIei19nlh ygsY
Evening star., 1952-09-26
By Carolyn coaoins

tCondsnssd from her best seller ,.suc;
S. SsssiS prensics. Rssli Hail. inc.S A0m pu0n'ns'
A childs social graces begin al
Ihome. Children gradually grow
into assuming the role Of host or
hostess by being allowed to bring
friends home often.
This privilege should include a
cooky jar and supply Of fresh fruit
plus milk or fruit juice always on
tap. AS they grow older. the max
|ings of sandwiches should always
be available.
If the youngsters are required
to cooperate with their mother
lin having their friends play In cer-
tain rooms or away from where
the baby is sleeping or any other
reasonable requests, it makes them
all the more a responsible part Of
Ia happy family.
AS in all things. some children
can cope with social occasions
much earlier than others. It helps
ia shy child feel happier when sur
rounded by people If you let him
take part in passing things to your
own guests occasionally.
BY the time they are Z, boys
and girls should have learned.
through having q few parties Of
Evening star., 1952-09-26
How to Be Good Poty-GNer: No. 10
Children's Parties Fine Start in Social Life

say good-by pleasantly with q
thank you for the good time.
Children's parties are so reward
ing because their Joy abounds
when you do things which were
probably quite easy. requiring just
a bit Of ingenuity, an eye for color
and q sense Of surprise.
A birthday party every year
even If only one. friend is present
helps a child feel important in
the family. Other parties help
further to develop a social sense.
Let them help with the party
planning. They can decide on the
guests. plan the menu and deco
rations. If any. and perhaps decide
on the games. AS soon as they
are old enough. they can phone
or write the invitations.
Parties for ToddIers
Many mothers like to have
birthday parties for babies and
toddlers. If you do this, by all
means have an adult with the
child, limiting your guests to just
a few mothers with their young
sters.
Entertainment for mothers is
usually not possible, but they will
enjoy cake and coffee. Some
thing like milk shakes in mugs
and cookie animals or gingerbread
boys are easiest for toddlers to
handle.
Children's parties can be
planned to give their mothers q
holiday. too. Planning a beach
party or back yard picnic each
week, with one mother In charge
gives the other mothers q day
off. The one keeps her eye on the
children during play time, until
all eat together.
I don't suppose that any one
will ever tire of balloons as dec.
Grafton for q child's party. Try
tying one to each child's chair
with q bouquet of them in the
middle Of the table. This decora-
ticn alone, with adequate food
makes a party gay.
Teen-Asers Manage
Teen-agers. bless them. know
their own minds. Let them plan
their own parties. and sometimes
buy the food they serve. An allow
ance teaches the teen-ager how
to manage his money. and SPEND
ing 1t to entertain his friends is
a valuable experience.
All the outdoor parties from
barbecues TO clambakes are for
this age. Small teas, large tea
dances. holiday parties and many
luncheons If slightly simplified
also suit teen-agers.
Always remember. as you will II
you are parents, that for boys
there has to be filing food and
lots Of it.
Evening star., 1952-09-26

The more parties for teen-asers,
the better. It keeps them having
fun and it will keep you in touch
mot that you should be much in
evidence though. BY this time you
should be available but not watch.
full.
When celebrating a birthday for
any age child, try to plan an In.
dividual cake with q special mean.
ing for him.
Miniature figures Of cowboys.
animals. dolls and other small
articles can At into the various
holiday seasons which may oc-
cur near birthdays, or perhaps the
cake trimming can suggest the boy
or girls hobby.
The pastry tube and a few drops
OF coloring can provide decoration
and a special message.
Then there can be individual
birthday cakes, one for each
Evening star., 1952-09-26

their own, that it is their respon-
sibility to help their guests have
"a good time.
They should not be selfish about
the games they are playing OF
with their toys. # the occasion
is their birthday and other chill
dren bring them gifts. they should
be taught to look happy about
what they receive and say thank
you nicely.
Until child knows that much
he should not have q birthday
party. for presents are part Of the
fun.
Learning to be a well-mannered
guest is important. Teach young
sters to greet their young host or
hostess and the child's mother
nicely when they arrive, and to
Evening star., 1952-09-26

ton Lane, IT.. former Senator and
Mrs. Millard E. Tydings; George
Mahoney, the Democratic nominee
for the Senate. and Mrs. Mahoney
and Richard Lankford. Democratic
candidate for the House Of Rep
|resentatives. and Mrs. Lankford.
Others on the guest list are Mr..
and Mrs. T. Howard Duckett. DR..
Mildred O'Tensak. Mrs. Alice M.
Conoles. Mrs. Mary Duvall, Col.
and Mrs. E. Brooke Lee. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Millard Tawes. Dr.. H. C..
Byrd. Mrs. Viola Lyons. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall Hammond. Judge and
Mrs. Charles Marbury. Miss Mary
Risteau and Mrs. Charles Roach.
Evening star., 1952-09-26
Democrats Plan Tea in MARYLAND

A number Of prominent Demo-
Gratis are expected to attend the
annual anniversary tea Of the
Chillum Democratic Club to be
held from 3 to 5 pm. Sunday at
the home Of former State Senator
and Mrs. L. Harold Sothoron. 1920
Woodberry street. University Park.
Md.
Among those who have accepted
the clubs invitation are Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Lansdale q.
Sasscer. State Senator and Mrs.
Louis L. Goldstien. Mayor and
Mrs. Thomas D'Alesandro of Bal
timore. former Coy. william Pres
Evening star., 1952-09-26

guest. each decorated with 0
candle.
Fill the center of an angel food
cake with chocolate ice cream.
packing it firmly. Whip cream,
adding chocolate sirup to flavor,
sweetening and coloring it at the
same time. This frosts q cake
beautifully.
Split a sponge cake in four thin
layers. Whip three pints Of cream.
adding one small can Of chocolate
sirup. Alternate layers of cake
and the cream mixture the same
thickness, and frost the outside
with the remaining cream. Chill
at least an hour before serving.
Evening star., 1952-09-26

Children's parties 60 with .
swing from, the start II you
have q program of games
worked out. I think you will
find my special booklet
GAMES AND ENTERTAIN
MENT FOR CHILDREN'S
PARTIES" very helpful. If
you would like . copy, send
10 cents in coin, plus q
stamped, self-addressed enve-
lope to Room Ar, The Eve
ming Star. Washington 4. ID.
c., and ask for Ieaflet C-5.