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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-08
Delaney Proposes
Tokinq Utilities
AT LEAST / MILLION
DOLLARS NEEDED TO
BUILD CITY HALL,
NCINERATOR, ETC.

City Commissioners last night
authorize Dave King to hire a
firm, either bonding or auditing,
to investigate the consumption Of
gas and electricity in order that
. tax might be placed upon these
utilities to secure money for civ
ic projects.
Delaney first brought She mo-
ton up by requesting a 20 tax
be placed against gas and cleo
tricity for the purpose of issuing
bonds and obtaining one million
dollars. This money, said Delan-
ey was to be used for construc-
ting an incinerat {, audito UNI,
and other improvements neces-
sary for the health and welfare
of the people of Key West.
City Manager Dave King OBJ
jected to taxing large and small
consumers alike. He maintains
that there shout be a graduated
scale so that large homes and
business consumers would be
taxed a proport .ately smaller
percentage than the average
homeowner.
II the tax is placed on utility
users, il will include bottle gas
as well as piped ga.
Chef Cold, manager of the To-
cal telephone office, said he had
no comment as to what the re-
action would be from his COM
pany II commissioners attempted
to place q tax on telephones.
Plans Shown
City Manager King, evidently
In favor Of the tax, showed plans
that had already been prepared
BY Clifford Cooper and Assoc
ciates. for the cor trnction of q
s1ew CITY Hall ard a. n mere 81.
The City Hall WOULD cost $275.4
600, and the incinerator. sl85,-
600. 1t was also mentioned that
a city auditorium, il and when
built, would run 100000.
Delinquent Tax Certificates
The City is faced with the
necessity Of pressing a suit
against twenty-one delinquent
taxpayers II they do not redeem
their certificates. Thirteen Of
these have agreed to pay then
delinquent taxes il permitted &c
do so on an installment basis.
A motion was passed last nigh
permitting the delinquent tas
certificates held by the City O
Key West TO be redeemed b,
payment OF one-third of the az
gregate amount due and the bal
ance TO be paved in monthly IN
stallmcnts, not TO exceed TWEEN
ty-four months.
Ball Club
The Key West Baseball Gu
will be granted concessis right
to erect interior signs at Wicker
Stadium IL a new ordinance /
put into effect. Payment of ''rea
sonable fees. 10 the city for thesI
signs rs required in another or
dinance Is suspended for as lon
rs the franchise remains in tn
KwBC's possession. Net prof Is
originally supposed TO have becl
paid within .hree days afte
games win not have TO b. pai'
(Continued On Page Threel
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Leading U. 5. JET Ace
Kills His Eighth MIG
I'm Northwest Korea
sy the Associated Press

| SEOUL. Korea, Sept. IT.
Americas leading jet ace in Korea
today shot down his eighth Rus
sian-made MIG-15 as allied
| fighter-bombers hammered Red
targets from the battle front to
near the Manchurian border.
The 5th Air Force said Mai.
Frederick c. Blesse who has flown
more than $50 combat missions in
Korea, scored his eighth kill in a
fight between four Sabre Jets and
nine MICS near Sakchu in North
west Korea.
The victory raised the allied bag
of MICS in September to A.
three more than the previous
monthly high of A in April.
Jets Attack Gold Mine.
American Shooting Star Jets
swarmed over Communist storage
area and placer gold mine south
OF Kowon near the east coast.
Fighter-bombers attacked rail
line southeast Of Anju in North
west Korea and pilots reported the
rail bed was cratered in six places.
B-26 light bomber pilots re-
ported hits on three rail bridges
west Of Kowon.
The Air Force said Thunder
jets, Marine Panther Jets and
propeller driven Mustangs at
tackled three troop concentrations
in the Sariwon area of Western
Korea. Pilots said % buildings
were destroyed apd IA damaged.
Exploding bombs started IA fires
and caused three secondary ex-
plosions, the pilots reported.
Red Troops Attacked.
Other fighter planes attacked
Communist front line positions in
the vicinity of Capitol Hill and
Finger Ridge on the central
front.
The hard air blows against the
Reds followed destructive raids
against Communist supply We
hicles last night by American
light bombers.
Ground fighting along the 155-
mile battlefront continued light.
Eighth Army headquarters re-
ported only small Communist
probes and scattered patrol
clashes.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Clifton Park Group to Meet

Zoning problems will occupy
members of the Clifton Park Citi-
zens' Association at their first fall
meeting at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
health center on Old Bladensburg
road. Charles .Bliven, association
zoning committee chairman, will
report on recent meetings with
the zoning board.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
|CCNY Alumni to Meet

The Washington Chapter of the
City College Of New York Alumni
Association will hold it's first fall
meeting at 8:15 o'clock tonight
in the executive dining room of
the north building, Federal Sc
curity Agency, Fourth street and
Independence avenue S.W. Louis
Bean. political analyst, will speak.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Nehru Says Communists
Don't Belong in Indiu
By the Associoted PYe.s

NEW DELHI. India, Sept. IT.
Prime Minister Nehru shouted at
heckling Communists today:
There's no room in India for
you"
Mr.. Nehru was confronted at
Ujjain by 5000 Communist
demonstrators who carried red
placards and shouted slogans.
He told the Reds: "If the Com
munists believe they can archieye
Evening star., 1952-09-17

their ends by staging demonstra-
tions and disturbing the peace,
should like to tell them they must
go to the native place Of COM
munism with their red flags and
placards. I am not going to bow
to them"
Evening star., 1952-01-06
WMAL Revives Series
On Alcoholic Problem

A broadcast series on the prob
lens Of alcoholism will begin at
8:l5 pm. tomorrow over The
Stars radio station, WMAL.
The eight-week series, prepared
by Gunnar Back and featuring
the voices of former alcoholics, is
a revision of a series heard here
two years ago called Alcoholism
in Washington" It's new title is
'The Lonesome Road"
Mr.. Backs original series won
widespread praise and the revised
version has been heard on 80 other
American stations. In addition
five State health departments
have obtained rights for distribu-
tion and the programs have been
heard over seven stations In
Canada.
The Washington Committee for
Education on Alcoholism, headed
by Municipal Judge Walter ].
Casey, is sponsoring the new pres
entation.
Two completely new programs
are included-one on new drugs
offering hope for alcoholics, the
other on the problem among teen
ayers.
The series in its revised form
is being distributed nationally by
the radio division of Columbia
University Press.
The Transcribed programs will
be heard at 8:15 pm. each Mon
day.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
Williamsburg 10 Honor
Restoration Pioneer
BY the Associated Press


WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Jan. 5.
An illuminated scroll will be un-
veiled later this month honoring
the man who talked John D.
Rockefeller, jr., into restoring
Williamsburg to it's Colonial set
ting.
A legislative commission has
selected the scroll as tribute to
the late Rev. DIR. William Archer
Rutherford Goodwin.
The scroll will honor DR.. Good
win for pioneering the multi
million dollar restoration project.
Rockefeller once said there would
have been no restoration" without
the Episcopalian minister, who was
a rector of Williamsburg historic
Burton Parish.
The commission was headed by
Bishop Henry ST. George Tucker.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
Farmers Herd Boost
3 Sets of Twin Calves
BY the Associated Press

SLEEPY EYE, Minn.-Farmer
Edwin Tauer's herd of cattle is
growing rapidly.
He has three sets of twins in
the herd. And the six animals all
put in their appearance within a
one month period.
when the third set arrived I
thought I might be seeing dou-
ble," Tauer said.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
Warren Says Ruling
On GP0 Pay Will Not
Affect Other Workers

Controller General Lindsay War
ren said last night that the recent
Supreme Court decision awarding
double time and half overtime
pay for work on holidays during
World War II to hundreds of Gov
eminent Printing Office per diem
workers, would have little or no ef-
feet on other groups of Govern
ment workers.
Mr.. Warren pointed out that
the decision affected only per diem
employees and not classified and
postal workers, thereby eliminating
the latter two groups of workers
from receiving similar overtime
benefits.
The Controller General also
stressed that the Supreme Court
decision centered around a spe-
citlc wage agreement entered into
between the Public Printer and
the union representing the GPO
employees.
NO oCnef similar wage agree
ment q contract involving other
agencies has come to his attention,
Mr.. Warren said, Gin the absence
of which per diem employees would
not be entitled to gratuity pay un-
der the decision"
Following the Supreme Courts
ruling last Tuesday, speculation
centered on whether hundreds of
thousands of other Government
per diem workers, whose salaries
are fixed by wage boards, might
also benefit.
The Controller Generals state
ment last night, however, practi-
cally put an end to such a posi-
bility.
The test case was brought by
John S. Kelly of 4713 Forty-fifth
street NV, a GPO employe. Mr..
Kelly brought the case in behalf
of Local 101 of the International
Typographical Union.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
The Week in Religion
|Church Leaders of All Creeds
Join Fight on Race Prejudice

stand for interracial Justice tax
en- by st. Francis Hospital in
Charleston. w. Va, which refused
to discharge its Negro nurses de-
spite the demands of white
nurses, who thereupon quit their
jobs.
Taking part in the tribute to the
Catholic hospital was the Rev
John LaFarge, S. j., chaplain OF
the New York Council, and the
Nations leading exponent of Cath
olic interracialism, who said that
its action had marked turning
point in the history of interracia]
relations in this country"
Evening star., 1952-01-06
|t4O Waves Graduated
|At Bainbridge Exercises
BY the Associated Press

BAINBRIDGE, Md, Jan. S.
The first group of WAVE recruits
to get their indoctrination at this
big Navy training center had
graduation" exercises today.
There were 140 women in the
first class to complete nine weeks
of study and drill in such basic
things as Navy lingo, organization,
tradition, history, insignia and
duties.
The training of WAVE recruits
was moved here last fall from
Great Lakes. Ill. cambridge now
lis the only WAVE recruit training
center in the country. :
The graduates will be assigned
to various duties at Navy shore
stations.
Evening star., 1952-01-06

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-02-07

Telephone g.. ,nS Sdasmeilter 8.
M. Sarris, 8i;cprGiioent Der Gen'
traI National 8ant. 9ie &agne
oauert pom 3. bis 81. Mtdrs unO
es ioGcn $1,327 $50 auige6ra6t
mcroen. aeseniiber $1,135,O00 int
letter. ssabr. ssln ganSen Sano tpia
man $S5 100000 suianmenbringer.
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Dies ist verfassuneswoehe

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6urfe proflamierte Sbio.0eriai.
tnngspcde. 9eionoere slufmerfiam.
teit miro iest auf ,lniere Staatsper.
fallllng eeleuft, neil 9eitrebunaen
I'm 8ange iino, iie nah iiber 100.
1abrrgem 8eiteben su dnoern uno sll
mooernilieren. Sour einmaI aIIe 20
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fcmlnt I'M Hopelnber bieies ssabres
nieoer.
I'm cine 3erfalIlulasdnoerlng al
ernoalihen mus mani sunahit elm.
NAL fiir @inberu i,mg elmer Geriai.
fnnas-aonoention itinrmeu. Nad)bcr
peroen Telegierte ge,pabIt uno ein
griinblihes Stuoiurm tpiro ocrae.
1tcmmen, lun Die &eriaiiung su mo.
oernilieren. slcnoerunaen ,peroeu
leood crit poreenommen, tpenn ale
Seute fiir Die BON ser aonpentiou
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baben.
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obanoert. Sas lit audi rid)tis. Sic
1T audi 10, oab in 175 ssabren MIR
21 slenllid fllrse, ipenn and) ,pih-
tiae amendments rot,penbig tparen.
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perTallllng tut Dies auh.
groers nher lit es nit llnicrer
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GrllnSgeiese. Tariiber binans aber
o,h cine aFenae Sert. Ser iib NIT
1,llr porilbergehenoen Snblasen be-
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titltlif. 'd,tperi1liu, entbGlt so
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MmenSnents uno 1T oItmo6iid,. sic
lit 10 pertuirreno, baB es oft Itmer
it, feiSuitellen, mos iiberbaupt ae.
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lise &ebtsidue. SeIbit Sahberitln.
oiee f0nnen oft niht ioeen, mas per.
failungsaenlaB ,no mas perfaiilmgs.
niOris lit.
Die &eriaiiuna ion ser gdpieiler
leiln,nssiabiser 8egieri,ns iein. Gin
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slemoerimsen ser beltebenben Ser.
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nooerniIieren. 8ielleidt muB Die
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gnnoesreaieruns neu Oeiiniert wer.
oen. lteberan in oen Gereinisten
Staaten beltebt Die Senoens. Die
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ohio ofut uno ieoer 8dhIer miro
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faiillna ctlpas niher at hpfalle,1
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Das 0pfer des Azteken-P Priesters
Moedehen dem Auto der Etern entfvehrt - Fir
Pulero fond die Spur - Erpressertrek NIT
mexikunisehem GoetterbiId.

slnt1porten Die ganS an6ers lalteten
.als feline eriten. aal,m babe er Die
Statue perfauit, iei ein alter uSte.
fiiher Srieiter, Ser nod ben olteu
@ottcrn oiene. 5u ibn sefommen.
slui ienc 0robunsen bin babe CT iib
bcreit erffGrte, oas Bib su iteblen.
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cbrt ucroe. Ytan lei Dem auto
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man Die Statue mitgenommen uno
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Gb5aro leste aud) feinen Nert oar.
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Dem er Dem Yilllero not einc Ve.
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ter in Der StaOt Werifo Die @e.
lbidte er5abltc, iaate man ibm. Die
yramie fei iiberiliiiiig eerpeien. -
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botten 6eittrrmt unter einen SUIT
9elteft uno ielbit 6os aino entfubrt,
iln Den Batter 6es ain0es 3u erprei.
len
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q Career, ,Sn Science. Gieie Gdrift
tpenbet iih an il,nae Mdmner unb
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ipred)enben s(usiidten. bic iich erfab=
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bietet.
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niiblihe 9fatihld9e unb prattiihe
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aus cine slutoreiie ourch Wterifo at.
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men belllpaden Hallid5l,itanO lmO be-.
ontlportet pie in Der @ppnoie pabr.
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nambait eemodten Viulero oo;u ju
beipegen, Die fleine Wiabel iuden
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seitoblcnen Bib ans, befam aber
nur allslpeihenoe Mntmortcn. Gar.
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beinIlid cine isliiiiisfeit in 6en Asa-
peaiait, Die Sen Snoianer einibld.
ferte. uno begann i'm aus5uiragen:
nobin bas @obenbilo geraten lei
lmo mer bas meiBe aino geitoblen
babe.
Der Befraete COB ousiiibrli4e
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2rong 9. 8eI6ad,, GrGiioent Ser
Central National 9anf, tpuroe 5um
Goriiscnoen Der 9fote- -arell5 &am'
paene fir 1852 ernannt. 0iieprali.
bent lit g. Il. Soiparo, Goitor Ser
GIepelano Stems. ein ouberer Gi,e.
uoriisenoer lit q. 9. @oete, &ije.
prGiioent ino @etriebsIciter Der 0eIl
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Mach 81 Jahren erstes Lebenszeichen
Heimkshrsr bsriehtst Won Dessrtsvr des ersten
WstkHeges.

Giorabeim. - @iir3lid febrte elm
eben,oliser soloat aus iusoilaspiiher
&riegs9efangenihait al ieiner ebe.
maligen int SubetenIano bebeima.
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leiht nod grobere ueberrai6ung oIs
ben e;aenen @ngeborieen fonnte Ser
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ltrafung 5ll entseben, beiertierte er
at BEN Serben. Seitoen1 febIte ie6es
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9ebens3eihen bon ibm. slufJ nod
8riegsenoe 1918 tpolte er aus
0urdt Dor straie nibt in sic Sci.
mat auriidfebren. Ct nabm Die iu.
goilauii1e Staatsanseb0riofeit al
a,nS lieB iid) in elmer bosniiden
Stabt als &anotperfer nieoer. Tie
NneebOrieen bIiebeu iiber iein sdid.
ial int ,,nflaren, 10 oab Ser Ser.
miBte 1888 iiir tot erfldrt ,puroe.
Ser 3uinu iiibrte 1850 ienen ariegs.
seianeenen IN feline Ndbe, uno Die
bei0en erfannten iieb ols 2anOsleute
aus Der friiberen Seimat.
Sbapobl Der 5otgeiogte regen Nm.
tell at benz ferneren 2ebeu ieiner
Jotnilie nobm, ioipeit es ibm BON
ben @efm9enen berihtet peroen
fonnte, ,uoute er ooh tpeiterbiu ser
8eri6ouene bleiben. @riiBe uno eine
peridepomnenen Photographic ma.
rem bic einaieen 2ebens5eiden. Sic
er ieinen Mneeborigen iiberbrineen
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Saengerkonzert am Samstag
war Elm grosser ErfoIg

.&o,u hot inns @att aeaeber
Ges Soimn,els 9iht rnO Sonnenz
ihein.
9es &ciltes nlnberiames 9eben
llnb ,SriihlinN Suseno, Gang llnp
SSein?"
Iieic &ortc bcs Sdnacrs Soffs
mann BON iSollersleben fomlten
on; out oos Motto fiir oas &oniert
Der @ereiuioteu SGnger lmO Sa=
menhorc onl peraanaenen Samstaa
abeno i'm Sitieite Sad,ienheim Oes
lpcien iein. IS iTt ni(ht oft. Oak man
ale Sanger llnn SGnaerinnen Gle
pelanhs in aeihloiienem Ghor All
boren befpmmt. @eleaenleit baau
aab bieies 4S. Sabresfpnsert. llnb
oiele Satiocbe mar nohl audi perants
portlih fir einen Waiienbeillh. mel
her Die @eiid,ter Der SGnscr irelloio
uuilcuhten IicH. @lcihaeitia lieR er
aber auh bic leioi9e Sallcnfraoe
lpicDer ouifommen lmo man borte
pon perihieoenen Seiten Slnrcalll1s
gen. Ddf etnos lmternommen iper=
Den iollte fir Den gau eincs Geut=
ihen Salics. Heht sablreih mar
oas iilnNcre @lemcnt pertrcten lntcr
ben @Giten. in Der Soauptiahe Acllz
einlpanDerer.
9ie SGnser lmo SGn1erimen
traten einselu lmn aeneiniam allf
Die 8iibne, Die SGnser inter Sei=
tlna bon HDbert 5. SbeiR mb Die
Sanaerillnell lnter Erof. 9tuoolph
Sduiter. Sas Geutihe &onsertor.
DIETER inter Der Stobfilhrirna ppn
,Sranf Marineef leitete bas aanse ein
nit eiuem idncibiaen Murih lmp
Qoh einiae 0cDiegcnc Ginlaaen. Srpb
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NueizIiche Raischlaege
fuer sirebsalne
jungs Leuie

aenntnis fremoer epraden lit
bcute Elm Gebot fir bieIe Gtellun-
gen, beionoers arf tpiiienidaftlidem
Gebiet. Gie amerifaniidhe @iiiens
ihoft ben0tist mebr sSad)frGfte.
geinabc erploiip behnte iih bic
omerifaniide Snbultrie aus obne
merf6are @rensen I'M @adstum NIT
slusnabme zines Manaels at erfah>
rcnen &rdften. Tie Colleges oes
Sunbes brinaen nidt aenua erfahre=
nc Sngeniclire berpor, I'm, ben Be-
oarf at bcfen. bcr burh bie Gnt=
tpifluna Der Snbultrie ertitanben
lit. Tieier ManseL beitebt bereits
,mo ,pirb iih in ndhiter 3eti tpeiter
ausbebnen.
Inn nieiem Manael absu6elfen,
hot Brof. ST. 6aR bon Der Suroue
llniperiitGt Elm herporragenber Go=
sent, cine fIeine Shrift heralsaeaes
ben, betiteIt rSotp So Erepare sSor