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Evening star., 1952-10-31

CAR WASAERS-saturday; men en-.
ployed 8 days week. make an extra
day Saturday. 1130 East.West hwy.
Silver Spring. Md.
CARPENTERS, top wages. long Job
Apply Conn. ave. park DEVELOPMENT
I21O2 .Athol drive. Wheaton. Nd
CARrRNTERs. All eSnSSsi 1st-slass framsr.
>teady Steeady work: TOP pay; Apply H: L
3 blocks SO. Of Rigs I'd. and Eastern
ave. UN. 3147. a
CARPENTER. white. age 30 to 20
fully exper.. on 1st class remodeling
for work in p, G. and Arlington
County. Call 8 til 8 p.ri1., oW. $500
CARPENTERS (2). Apply Branch
and Alabama aves. Sc. --31
CARPENTER FOREMAN for unior
job. Experienced in careful anC
difncult form work Longtime in
teresting Job. Salary open. Star
now or within short time. Pleas,
do. not apply unless you know you
business. Letter with experience ant
references preferred, or can cal
Mr.. Brown, General Superintendent
or our once. +. H. MARTELL CO.
1923 goth st. NV. MA. 4776. -:
CARPET MECHANICS :
5000 per year guarantee. THE CAR.
PET SHOP, IA. $4,000. -
CARVER for cafeteria. muGt IN fin-
Evening star., 1952-10-31

SERV. STATION ATTDS.-Lge. ESSO
Service station needs thoroughly
exper. service sta. men with selling
LEE PERsHiNo' W ESQ. 1900 ' N.
Pershing dr.. Arl. OW. 7707. II
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, ex-
perienced in lubrication; good salary
plus commission. CONNORS, INC,
272l Naylor rd. s.e. .
white. fabrication exper. and good
salesman; refs; SO day, plus COM
mnlssion; n and vac. BARRoN'S
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
night manager. IL pm. to 7:3O
perienced service station man with
refs. need apply; salary, $500 mo.
plus commission and vacation.
BARRON'S SUNOCO SERVICE STA
TON, Wis. ave. and Rived I'd. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT for
full-time work, exper. not abso-
lutely necessary, but helpful. TO.
1891. .
SERVICE Stain ATTENDANT with
exper. to work in truck service
station; S58 wk. start, with chance
-Gr advancement; must have recent
refs; fospitaliza tion and sick bene-
fits, SPEED g. BRIScOE. 2201
N " ave. ne. -
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18
Gloria Green Is
Junior President

Gloria Green was chosen presi-
dent of Junior Hadassah in an cleo
tion held at the home of Bobbie
Tauber of 813 w. San Miguel.
Others elected: Miss Tauber, vice
president; Shirley Gelfand, secre-
tary; Jacque Lowy, corresponding
secretary; Anita Reiser, treasurer;
Rosabel Fineberg, social chairman,
and Dorothy Keene, program chair
man. Mrs. Cecil Newmark is ad-
wiser, assisted by Dolores Schoen-
burg, outgoing president. Installa-
tion will take place in the fall.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18

The Alice L. Seligsberg Voca-
tional High School in Israel is the
only school which trains Hebrew
secretaries for the country.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18

state as "the Gibraltar of Western
civilization in the Middle East"
He said he talked at length with
Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion,
who expressed gratitude for the
work of JWV in taking the lead
in the fight against partition" !"
Ben-Gurion also praised the organ
ization for its maintenance of an
entire wing in the 800-bed Tel
Hashomir Army hospital near Tel
Aviv.
Food Shortage
Ginsberg said the "food problem
is bad" in Israel. He explained
that Israelis are forbidden by law
to eat peanuts and olives, even
though those commodities are pro-
duced abundantly. The country des-
perately needs American dollars
earned from export of the two food
stuffs.
But the JWV chief added, "After
seeing the progress that has been
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18

. NEW YORK = Paul Ginsberg
of Atlanta, Ga, national comman-
der of the Jewish War Veterans,
predicted in an interview with DIR.
and Mrs. Harold Freeman of Phoe-
nix that Israel "will always be a
friend of the United States"
The Freemans, who live at 1850
N. 18th Ave. in Phoenix, came to
New York to attend national ex-
ecutive meeting of the JWV.
Ginsberg, an attorney who re-
Gently returned from visit to
Israel as a guest of the Israeli
government, described the Jewish
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18
Bernstein Seeks Election
As SuDeriOr Court Judge

Maricopa County Superior Court
Judge Charles C. Bernstein, first
appointed to the bench in 1949 by
Gov. Dan E. Garvey, has announced
his candidacy for the office he now
holds, subject to the Democratic
primary, Sept. 9.
Judge Bernstein said, eff / re-
main in office, I will continue to
broaden the scope of our Juvenile
Court in crime prevention among
juveniles as direct approach to
the juvenile delinquency problem
and I will make every effort to
continue fair and impartial deci-
sions while on the superior court
bench"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18
Bits of NeeUS
Brotherhood Job Filled

R. H. Payne of 118 E. Coronado
has been appointed Protestant CO.
chairman of the Grand Canyon
Region of the National Conference
of Christians and Jews. The ap-
pointment was announced by the
Phoenix co-chairmen = Charles
Korrick, Supreme Court Justice
Levi S. Udall and w. Quinn Jordan.
The executive committee includes
Rabbi Morton Fierman, Harold
Diamond, Herbert Stein, Harry l.
Stone, S. H. Straus and Allen
Rosenberg.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18
SiIverman Is Visitor

Nat G.. Silverman, who moved
from Phoenix to Los Angeles sew
eral months ago, visited here late
in June and was a guest at meet
ing of the Jewish Community Coun-
ell board, of which he formerly was
president.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18
Halperns Open Cleaners

Bill and Moe Halpern, formerly
of Chicago, have opened the Society
Cleaners at 1907 N. 32nd st. They
have had 20 years experience in
the dry cleaning business. Their
firm features pickup and delivery
service at no extra charge and
offers fast service if desired. Moe
Halpern and his wife live at 1921
E, San Juan. The Bill Halperns
reside at 4635 N. 18th Pl.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18
Jerusalem Mavor Returns

NEW YORK, (JTA) = Shlomo
2. Shragai, mayor of Jerusalem,
has left the United States for Is
rael after a six-week visit to this
country during which he toured
American cities in behalf of the
United Jewish Appeal. He lauded
American Jewry for it's great in
terest in the development of Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18
Patt- Friedman Wedding

Beverly Patt, daughter of Louis
l.. Patt of 1917 N. 18th Ave., was
married June "a to Harold Fried
man in Las Vegas, New.
The bride attended Phoenix
schools and then studied at Ari-
zona State College, Tempe, and
the University of California in Los
Angeles.
After a Florida honeymoon, the
couple will make their home in
Shreveport, La.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18
Greenbaums Feted

A golden wedding celebration
was held at the Hotel Westward
Ho in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Greenbaum of 361 E. Alvarado.
Two hundred guests were invited.
Daughters of the Greenbaums are
Mrs. J. A. Kelly and Mrs. Stanley
Sorkin of Phoenix.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18
New Doctor Here

DR.. Samuel Wick, a neuro-psy-
chiatrist formerly with the Brent
wood Veterans Hospital in Los
Angeles, has joined the staff of
Arizona State Hospital in Phoenix.
Mrs. Wick and their four children
were to join him here early this
week.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18
ReparatiOns Talks Near End

BONN, (JTA) - West German
Foreign Ministry circles this week
stated that they expect a satisfac-
tory conclusion of the reparations
talks between West Germany and
Israel and the Jewish Claims Con-
ference in the near future.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18
Swerdlows in Tucson

Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Swerdlow,
formerly of Phoenix, are now liv-
ing in Tucson. Swerdlow is tract
manager for Hoffman Homes
there.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18
nterciev JWV Chief In N ".
Georgian Sees Enduring U. S.-IsraeI Friendship;
Food Shortage Bad, But Economic Future Good

made by a handful of Jews in the
last few years, predict that Israel
will rise, to be the industrial, econ
omic and military pillar of the
Near East within the near future" !"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18
Retailers Elected

Charles Korrick was chosen 1st
vice chairman of the Phoenix Re-
tail Trade Bureau at it's June meet
ing and Leonard Goldman was
elected treasurer.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18
Square Dance Set

Temple Beth IsraePs Paw and
Taw square dance group will have
its next dance at 9 pm. Saturday
at the temple.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1952-07-18

The Salad Sanitorium has now
moved into its beautiful new quar-
ters accommodating 12O patients.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Sniper Battles
Illinois Police

DECATUR, Ill. F-The blue
Phantom" a sharp-shooting gun
man of the Illinois highways.
struck again Friday. shooting at
four motorists. One driver was in
iurei.
State policemen. baffled by the
mysterious shootings which were
first reported two weeks ago. set
up roadblocks through Central II.
linois in q 7o.mile area from To-
wanda 70 near Springfield.
Fridays sniping brought 10 eight
the number of motorists reporting
they had been shot at by the gun.
man Tor gunmen). Pot-shots were
taken al four motorists during the
Memorial Day holiday. One driver
was injured. After each shooting.
the gunman sped away in the OPP.
poslte direction.
Most OF the motorists who have
been fired upon reported the bull
lets came from a man or men in
o big blue sedan. A state police
plane cruised over the area Friday
hunting for the type Of car from
which shots were reported fired
State policemen were ordered 10
stop and search all blue SedanS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Ike Willing
To Meet
Joseph Stain
ssDirect Clash.
Of Ideologies
Principal Cause
OF Differences

NEW YORK R-Gen. Dwight D.
Eisenhower said today he would
be willing to arrange a meeting
with Premier Stain in the inter-
est Of peace. But. he declared he
believes the differences between
tn East and West are not nego-
table at this time.
Asked If he would be willing to
arrange a meeting with the Soviet
leader, he replied:
II am not certain that Is the
way to approach the problem. If
/ believed it was and that such
a meeting is desirable, there Is
nothing would not do to promote
peace and security"
I'D go anywhere and do any.
thing to promote peace" he told
a news conference at the Hotel
Commodore.
Asked If he thought the differ
ences between the Soviet Union
and the United States could be
reconciled, he replied he did not
believe they were negotiable so
long as the Soviets suppressed free
government.
He said there is q direct clash"
CONTINUED IN Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Knight Praises
Volunteer Rent
Advisory Board

Local volunteers, residents of
Monroe County, organized as the
Monroe County Rent Advisory
Board, are taking an increasingly
large share in the practical admin
istration of the Federal rent stabi-
lization program, Area Rent Di-
rector, Freeman L. knight. reveal
ed today.
In all critical areas a special
stamp is used by the area rent Of
flee, notifying both landlord and
tenant in dispute over individual
rentals that either may bring their
case before their neighbors on the
Rent Advisory Board after a deci-
sion has been made by the area
rent office. The Board, after in
vestigation, may recommend a diff
ferent settlement If II wishes and
provided the recommendation Is
within the framework of the law.
AS result OF the use Of the spe.
cial stamp. many such cases have
been considered by the Rent Advi-
sorry Board since its organization,
the Area Rent Director said.
of course, the Key West Area
Rent Office makes every effort to
reach a decision itself that win, in
effect, give the landlord . fair rent
while at the same time protecting
the tenant from exploitation, {"
knight said.
Nevertheless we are always
quite willing TO see such q case be-
fore the Rent Advisory Board if
there Is any further ground for dis
pute. After all, Rent Advisory
Board members know their locality
better than anyone else can possib-
ly know IL.
And Rent Advisory Boards are
always carefully balanced so that
landlords and tenants viii have
equal representation while MAORI
~ representation goes to public In
tereSt spokesman. The public inter.
est members are. in q sense. UNI
pires, for they have no primary
interest on either side. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
JOE SANTINrS
3 YOUNGSTERS
STUDY WITH MA;
SWIM WITH PA
By SUSAN MeAvoY

Growing up on a remote island
IS miles away from the nearest
children might seem a hardship to
some groupminded youngsters.
That Is not true of Sandra, Is.
Joe, 10, and Martha. 6. the children
Of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Santini who
have lived at Fort jefferson for
three years. Joe is boat captain for
the National Park Service which
administers the national monu-
ment, the ancient fort. He is skip
per of the Fort Jefferson. the main
boat which makes the run between
Dry Tortugas and Key West every
two weeks. He also has under his
command the Alfredo, a smaller
boat and an cupboard skiff.
Joe, former Navy man, Is com
pletely at home in the waters off
! Tortugas as he was in the wartime
waters of the Atlantic.
He brought his wife Hazel. an
attractive auburn haired young
wcman and the three children 10
the Fort 10 live.
Hazel SantIni Is not only q house.
wife and mother. but ateacher for
her youngsters in the island out
Tost She has 10 give the lessons
for the more advanced Sandra. the
IN between Joe. and the baby Mar.
tina. aged six.
Keeping house In the most beau.
tifui ruin have ever seen Is not so
difficult as one might imagine
"Ae first II was hard to shop tao
weeks In advance, Hazel told me
sitting In her magnificent patio
''Now l have II down 20 a routine
and can tell Joe what TO get If I
don't go in with the boat"
The SantiHi family live ca tire
West side Of the fort. In the second
deck. There are nine aFchways en-
ciosed. They occupy three OF them.
The rosy brick has been whffe.
washed Inside and the arches legs
intact had the feeling Of beng
IN 81 Italian palace whether I was
sitting ia the huge kitchen dining
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Find Dead Man
I'm Parked Car

The remains Of Fred Bran, $40 N,
w. 10th Street, Miami. were taken
back to that city today by his son,
Gerald.
Bran. an insurance agent was
found dead yesterday In his auto
mobile parked on Whitehead st. No
rigor mortis had set In and it Is
estimated he died between the
hours Of 1:3o and SIS pm.
The body was discovered by
Frank Curry who happened 10 pass
the parked car twice and thought
II queer for its occupant TO be in
the same position both times.
Bran had checked In az the La
Concha Hotel June 5th. He was s.
years old. \ member OF the Eiks.
Masons. CP0 hub. and Moose.
Surviving family include his wife
Eta, one daughter, and three sons.
All live In Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Birds And Fish, Not Kids
Are Companions OF Fort
Jefferson's Only Children
Photo by Don Joseph

room, the living room, or on the
patio.
The patio is the coolest place on
Garden Key. Breezes from the
ocean sweep through the archway
to the parade ground inside. Here
the Santinis have their afternoon
relaxation and watch the sunset
over Loggerhead Key. two and one
half miles away. After dark the
light of Tortugas from Loggerhead
Key flashes on the ruins of the
officers quarters in the parade
ground.
Living in such isolation and with
out a drug store al the corner. or
a grocery or a doctor. might damp
en- some women's view OF house
keeping, but not Hazel. She has
worked out a system for almost
everything. She and Lorrie De
Weese, wife Of the superintendent
OF the Fort, share a washing ma
chine. Lorrie an ex-Wave phar-
masist's mate is a great comfort
TO the Santini's She can give need
ed shots 70 the youngsters; she has
a knowledge Of first aid. The chill.
dren therefore are not So miles
from some kind Of medical help
should any illness or mishap occur.
The Santini children 60 to school
everyday at Fort Jefferson as
though they were in Key West.
Mother is the teacher with the help
Of the Calvert Correspondence les
Sons.
When she and the children had
To 60 away for three weeks recent.
Continued on Page Ten)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
San Carlos
Held Here
Spanish-English
Ceremony Held For
Children Who Win
Awards, Certificates
For Completing Cours,

San Carlos Schools closing pro-
gram for the present year was held
yesterday morning under the d.
rection Of Miss Benildes Remond
and Mrs. Alice Roberts.
The program started with the
American and Cuban National An
them. It was conducted in both
Spanish and English languages.
Children Of the School we're pre-
scented by grades. They offered
several interesting numoers for the
audience, poems, songs, musical
games, nursery rimes and lines of
march.
Highlights Of the program were
a Social Studies competition by the
Oldest children, Dance interpre-
taiion Of the Spanish Song la
Paloma" BY Belinda Berman and
the Graduation Exercises of the
kindergarten children.
Presentation a Diplomas was
made by Principal Remond. who
made some remarks concerning the
organization Of the school.
Kindergarten graduates include
Kerry Delmage Blythe, Roberta
Bernan. Elizabeth Mariscai. Celia
e. Milan, MeIba Jean Bates, Rose
Marie PaFrino, Jeffrey herman,
Brian Lee Reynolds, Paul Valdez,
Continued on PAGE Tenn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
5tubbs H1ur1ng
Requested Not
Later Than Tnee
Stubbs Released
On $1,000 Bond;
.JP HanIis, To
Hold Hearing

A preliminary hearing on the
charges against William Stubs of
breaking and entering with intent
to commit rape viii be held early
next week. at the request of coun-
ty Solicitor Allan B. Cleare, Jr.
Peace Justice Roy Hamlin will
conduct the hearing at which the
Navy bride who said Stubs was
the man whom she found in her
bed early Wednesday morning will
try to establish the facts under
oath.
Such questions as whether or not
the blue suede shoes and hat found
on the porch of the woman's house
fit Stubs win be brought up at
the hearing. Also the fact that loud
sports shirt worn by the intruder
was radically different from the
dungarees and T-shirt worn by
Stubbs two hours after the alarm
when he was picked up will be
mentioned.
Stubs has been out Of Jail
since Thursday on $1,000 recogni-
zance bond. his lawyer ]. X. Por-
ter said today.
He will appear at the hearing at
which time the Navy wife win at
tempt to make positive identifica-
ton.
Cleare is asking for hearing
not later than Tuesday because Of
the request made by the sailor
husband Of the woman. His ship
leaves for two months on We'd
nesday and he wants to be pres
ent at the hearing with his wife.
He accompanied his wife to call
on Solicitor cleare this morning.
81 want to be with her through
out this whole business" he said
today, that's why hope the
hearing can take place before /
have TO leave.
Meanwhile he and his wife were
moving out Of the apartment which
holds such unpleasant memories
for her today. and she will stay
with another Navy couple while
her husband is gone.
The bride of two months said she
slept soundly for the first time last
night. Still showing the scratches
made by the man who broke into
her apartment, she was pale and
drawn. She had quit her job We'd
nesday after the occurrence, fear
ing that people would talk to her
about II and ask questions. She has
not decided II she win return TO
Continued on Page Ten)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-07
Raul Garcia
Dies OF
Heart Attack
Well-Knowll Key
Wester Often
Entertained
Presidents Party

Raul B. Garcia, IS, a resident
Of Key West for all but a few
rnonths Of his life, died suddenly
at his home last night shortly be-
fore midnight. DR.. Edward Coma
lez who was present at the time
said that death was caused by a
heart attack.
Shocked relatives and friends
said that Garcia complained of a
pain in the region of his heart at
about IL O'Clock. Within the hour
he died. The funeral services will
be conducted at his home at six
O'Clock Sunday evening.
Garcia was the Oldest operator Of
automatic monographs and ciga-
rette vending machines in Monroe
County. He was born February Is,
1887, in Cardenas, Cuba, but was
bought to Key West by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rafael Garcia when
he was about six months old. From
that time on. he lived in Key West
and received his education in the
schools of this city.
He was engaged In business
here for over 40 years.
The deceased is survived by his
wife, the former Dora Lopez of
Key West, to whom he was mar
ried Is years ago. and two sons by
a former marriage. His son. Oscar
Garcia, is a resident Of this city.
The oldest son, Ralph lives in Mi
ami with his wife and five children.
The first Mrs. Garcia deceased,
was the former Miss Frances Ro-
berts.
A brother, Ubaldo Garcia of Ha-
vana, arrived this morning by.
plane. Two sisters. Ysabel Garcia,
and Mrs. Zenaida Reus Of Carde-
mas, Cuba, have been notified and
are expected to arrive for the fun
eral tomorrow.
A third brother is Rafael T. Gar
cia at New York City.
The grandchildren surviving are
Ralph Garcia III, Rose Marie,
Margaret Frances, Grahma and
Ernest, all children Of son Ralph
Garcia of Miami who arrived at
his fathers home this morning.
Mr.. Garcia expressed wish
that in event of his death that the
funeral should be conducted at his
home. and In accordance with this,
services win be held at 708 Eaton
street ct six o'clock tomorrow with
the Rev. Father Joseph Maring Of
st. Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic
Church officiating. Burial vii be
In the family plot at the City Ce-
metery. Pritchard Funeral Home
Is in charge Of the arrangements.
Garcia was well liked and known
by hundreds of Key Westers and
navy personnel. For the past sew
eral years he made II a twice an
Continued on Page Ten)