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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
Miss Struchun
Is Bride of
1t. Zuchurius

Miss Joan Lilyan Strachan,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Wayman
j. Strachan of New Rochelle, NY,
became the bride October Is of
1t. g.. g. Ellis Mark Zacharias,
jr.. U. S. N. He is the son of Rear
Admiral Zacharias, U. S. NJ. re-
tired. and Mrs. zacharias, of
Washington.
The Rev. Philip c. Wamsley Of
ficiated at the candlelight cere-
mony which was held at st.
Pauls Episcopal Church in New
Rochelle. The Orchid Room of
the Hotel Gramatan in Bronxville
was the scene of the reception.
Given in marriage by her
father. the bride wore a gown of
white Chantilly lace and tulle
with an illusion neckline and a
chapel length train. Her fingertip
veil of illusion fell from a Juliet
cap of tulle and seed pearls. She
carried a bouquet of white orchids
and stephanotis.
Miss Barbara Mckay was maid
of honor and Mrs. j. Knox Rob-
ms and Miss Patricia Updike were
her other attendants. Serving as
best man was 1t. q. g. Shepherd
jerks, U. S. N. UsherS were Its.
q. g. George A. Bottom, Neil
Chaitin, Milton Ellis and Charles
Kirkpatrick.
The former Miss Strachan was
graduated from Connecticut Col
lege for Women in New London.
She is a member of Phi Beta
Kappa. 1t. Zacharais is an alum
nus of the United States Naval
Academy and was graduated from
the Submarine School in New
London.
After wedding trip to San
Diego. Calf, the couple will re-
side in Coronado, Calf. where
1t. ZachariaS is stationed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19
Freedn1un-AdeIson

Miss Miriam Paula Addison and
Mr.. Selig Freedman were married
on October IL at the home of the
brides parents with Rabbi Solo
mon H. Metz officiating. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Addison and Mr.. Freedman
is the son of Mrs. M. Freedman
and the late Mr.. Maurice Freed
man. The couple will reside in
WASHINGTON.
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Froncine Wolf To Be Married

medical technician. Her fiance Is
a graduate Of st. Johns Military
Academy and Loyola University
He was recently discharged from
the United States Navy in which
he served as a lieutenant aboard
the U. S. S. Shea.
The marriage will take place on
January 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

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engagement of their daughter,
Francine Alice, to Mr.. Robert
Paul Garfield, son of Mrs. Lee Gar
field and the late MIR. Samuel
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
Bicycle Offenders
Face Penalties

City Manager Dave King an
nounced today that Ordinance 4O6
- Sect. ga which deals with BIZ
cycle regulations would be strictly
enforced.
Bicycle owners are not allowed
to ride on the sidewalk" Mr.. King
said. There has been an unneces-
sary amount Of this type Of riaing
with complete disregard for pedes-
trians."
The City Ordinance referred to
by the City Manager, and which
Chief of Police Joe Kemp and his
men will use to crack down on"
offenders states in part:
"All bicycles will be equipped
with lights for night riding. .Ad.
dltional passengers on : bicycle
should be provided with a seat or
the bicycle should be so construct
ed so as to safely carry such pas
sengers. Riding on sidewalk with
IN IS inches of the curb but they
cannot doublepark, Nor is il per-
miSsable to leave bicycle parked
on the outer edge of a curb in the
street. Riding against traffic Ia
prohibited.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
Tourists Find
Torpedo; Get
$lOO Reward
Torpedo Was
Abandoned By
Navy After
COOrdinated Search

U. S. NAVAL AIR STATION
Key West. Fla.-Two alert va
cationist to the Florida Keys are
hundred dollars richer. Adolph
Grimal, Route No. 3, Walled
Kale, Mich, and Charles A. Req
abek, Route No. 4, Edwardville,
ILL.,, were paid the standard 500
reward for finding q lost U. S.
Navy torpedo. They had been
looking for sea shells when they
found the ''tin-fish' prize.
According to Captain Elliot w.
Parish, Jr., Commanding Officer
of the Nays Air Development
Squadron One. the torpedo was
lost on March ~ in an area Is
miles Southwest of Key West.
The torpedo is designed to be
dropped from the air. AT the
end of its run, ii is supposed to
return to the surface where it is
retrieved by a surface craft.
This torpedo was abandoned
after a coordinated search. 1t
was carried by wind and current
to the shallow water near Bahia
Honda Bridge where the two
Beachcombers found ii. and
Continued On Page 10y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
.Pinder Urges
Full Turnout
AtPouClass
All Clerks, Inspectors
Must Be Informed On
New Florida Laws
Governing 50 Election

Election clerks and inspectors
are urged to turn out in full
for the special instruction class
at the County Courthouse to-
morrow night at 8 pm, Super
visor of Registration, Sam Pinder
said today.
The many changes in the 1852
election procedure make it i'm.
perative that all clerks and in
spectors be informed so that
voting can 60 smoothly in the
May 6 Primary.
Polls will be open from 7 am.
to z pm. With record crowds
expected to turn out to express
their political opinions, Super
visor Pinder and the other two
members of the Board of Can
vassers will have their biggest
vote to count in history.
All machine votes must be
counted before the more than l.
600 absentee ballots can be open
ed and canvassed, according to
Florida law. AS of 1890 this
Continued On Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
Eisenhower
Swamps Taft
In Primary
Ike Drew More
Votes Than All
Candidates
Put Together
BY The Associated Press

Gen. Dwight Eisenhower's over
whelming victory in the MasSa-
chuSetts primary put him today
almot even with Sen. Robert Taft
of Ohio in tabulaton of Republi-
can notwithstanding dele
gates.
In the preferential voting Tues
day, Eisenhower drew more votes
than all other names written in,
either Republican or Democrat. No
names were printed on the popu-
larity ballot.
The vote, from 1877 of 1879
precincts, showed:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2O6, TO
Taft S9,7S3; Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur 1,843.
Democrats-Sen. Estes Kefauv.
er of Tennessee, 25.l00; Eisenhow-
er 1860; President Truman 6,48S.
The rest were scattered.
In addition, Eisenhower won 26
nominating delegates in ID of IA
district elections and his hackers
were running close in the other
one.
The Associated Press delegate
score sheet-based ON concessions,
pledges, intruction and state
ments from delegates willing to
express a choice-Showed, prior to
the Massachusetts balloting: Taft
265, Eisenhower 237.
Thus, with 26 more delegates,
Eisenhower would be just two short
Of Taft. The OhioanS hackers,
however, claim Taft has more than
300. 1t takes 6O4 votes Tor nomi-
nation at the July Chicago con-
vention.
Eisenhower chief supporter,
Sen. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., of
Massachusetts, said the primary
"clinches the case for the nomina-
ton of Eisenhower" However.
Taft's state campaign manager,
Basil Brewer, said Eisenhower won
because of "brazen" Democratic
help.
The general got half as many
Democratic votes as did the leader
in Democratic balloting, Sen. Ke-
fauver. President Truman, who
Continued On Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
COAST TO
COAST steel.
STRIKE ON
Great American Steel
Industry l. Headed
For A Quick, Complete
Shutdown

PITTSBURGH lR -~ Grim Go
United Steelworkers clamped a
c0ast-to-coast steel strike on the
nation with breathtG1ing speed to,
day. The great American steel in
dustry headed for quick and
complete shutdown within hours.
The haste with when $50 900 un-
ionists answered Usa President
Philip Murray's e4 ork order
caused scnt' roh .,essx
steel-making Squlptiieny
The walkout was peaceful and
orderly.
The work stoppage third in steel
since the end of World War H.
began in Gary, Ind. and South
Chicago within an hour after a
federal judge nullriod government
seizure of the steel industry,
Like a chain of suffering fire.
crackers stretched across The land
pickets popped up at plant gates
Continued On PAGE l0)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
Chain Store
Plans Seen
On Cash Site
Property May House
$50, 900 Duval Street
McCrory Cenl. Store

Plans have been drawn for a
McCrory's general chain store to
be erected on the site of the old
Cash home, Duval and Eaton
street, a reliable source informed
The Citizen today.
Though the plans for con-
struction could not be con-
firmed by the Miami Beach
broker who purchased the $780,
600 property last summer for
Selma Grit. Miami Beach. ne
gotiations tween the chain
and other parties have been
going on for some months. it
was learned.
The parking lot next to La
Concha hotel and the Cash man
sion and land were sold last
summer by former owners ST
Louis Benevolent Association
and Atlas Corporation. respec-
lively to Selma Grit. Sam Kaye,
former owner of the Casa Mari
ma, was President of the Atlas
Corporation.
1t was rumored at the time
that Mrs. Grit was merely the
buyer for a large chain store.
Since that time building con-
tractors have been down to sur
vey the site, but have left with
no definite word.
The Miami broker who han.
died the sale is Michael Suda.
kow, $50 Lincoln Road, Miami
Beach.
AZ the time of the sale. II
was said that demolition Of the
Cash house would take place
SOON So far no outward steps
Continued On Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
Key West Covered By Camera
OF George Leavens For
Article In Family Circle"
VARIETY OF
PICTURES SHOT
FROM GULF
TO ATLANTIC
BY SUSAN MeAVoY

A photographers dream came
true for George Leavens. noted for
his color and black and white
shots for Holiday magazine.
Here on special Key West as
signment for Family Circle" the
noted photographer took hundreds
of pictures of Key Vests famous
and unique sights for Is hours Sat
urday and on Sunday.
With his double cameras which
shoot color and black and white
simultaneously, and his special
station wagon equipped with a bur
glar alarm in case anyone should
touch the windows or doors of the
Continued On Page Three)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
Autopsy Facts
On ShIilnper
To BeCiiven
Coroners' Inquest
Thursday AT 6:3O PM.
Will Ascertain Cause
OF Will Payton's Death

The autopsy report on the
body of Willie Joe Payton,
Shrimper. will be made at a
Coroner's inquest tomorrow
night at $50, Coroner Roy Ham,
lin said today.
The jury Will decide following
Continued On Page Fivel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
More Charges Hurled On
Existence OF Toy Deer
Ed Barry
MObiIi5eS
Case against
Deer's Being

More evidence by experts and
Keys residents alike that there
isn't any such species of animal as
Toy Deer on the Keys was released
today by Ed Barry of the Lower
Key Property Owners Association.
Barry, who is property owner
on Big Pine Key has amassed test
imonials and statements from
many sources to prove that the toy
deer are in reality just normal
deer.
John D. Dickson III. State biolo.
gist sent down to the Keys to study
the deer. Their feed, their size and
their habits. conducted years re-
search into the deer. His conclusion
is:
at still should not be considered
toy because even the original
descriptions as above mentioned
came from specimens of IS to so
pounds"
Big Pine Key Prison Capt. r. f.
NARROW also signed a statement
which says:
During the almost two years
that l have lived on Big Pine Kew.
i have seen three live deer. One of
these, an eight point buck at very
close range, at about 10 am. I
would estimate this particular
deer's height at shoulder approx.
mately IS inches. The other two
mentioned above were seen in car
light before daylight, crossing road
In front OF car at a distance and
speed. that sex could not be deter.
mined. However. ! would estimate
the height of these deer at about
thirty inches"
The full statement OF Dickson.
biologist follows:
Il was sent down here TO Big
Pine Key to make a years study
Of the Key deer for the Game and
Fresh Water Fish Commission.
This particular white-tailed deer
was named by DIR. Thomas Bar
bour and DR.. Glover NJ. Allen in
1922: Odocoileus virginianus ella.
vium (See Journal Of Mammology
3:6S-7S. May 1927 They refer to
this deer as the smallest race of
white'tailed deer in the United
States. Quoting them they say, A
fuil-sized doe is reliably stated to
weigh approximately 65 pounds:
the larger of the two immature
males mo 1887 was said 10 have
weighed so pounds
Il have seen a number Of these
deer since | have been down here
on Big Pine Key q have been here
since June 1857 OF the 10 obser.
vauons | have made, only two
bucks were seen Cat least as far
as | am sure Of The first deer
that saw here was q large buck
Continued On Page Five)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
Fire Station No. 2
0uells Blaze

The Number 2 Fire Station at
Poincisna yesterday extinguished
a brush fire corner Of It'll. ST.
and Harris Ave.
No damage was done by the fire.
Time taken to quell the blaze with
a booster line from the trucks wa
ter tank was twenty minutes.
Approximately one hundred and
twenty-five feet Of line were laid.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

New Universal Shop. Is now open
for business. Sharpening lawn
mowers the Universal way. A..
1o74 EIgin 81. CALL lo0I.J FOR
PICK UP q DELIVERY SERVICE.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-04-30

Key West, Florida, h the
most equitable climate in the
country. with an verase
range of only 14' Fahrenheit
Evening star., 1952-12-03
General Unaware Of Boobv T rops
Eisenhower Is Little Naive About Political Troubles
That Lie Ahead After Honeymoon With the Press

naive about the political shoals
ahead since he himself has en-
joyed such a long honeymoon
with politicians and press. In
any case, he is approaching his
new job with very genuine ear
nestness and fervor about the
Importance of efficiency and
teamwork.
To cite another example of
his attitude, he personally asked
William P. Rogers, an alumnus
of the famous Dewey district at
torney office in Manhattan and
a brilliant counsel for Senate
investigating committees, to be
Deputy Attorney General with
Herbert Brownell. While they
were lunching later, a secretary
appeared with a press release
announcing the Rogers appoint
ment.
Eisenhower glanced at it and
froWned. This, he said in sub
stance, dWellS too much upon
the fact that Rogers put some
Democrats in Jail; what it should
stress is that he is experienced
and efficient, that he knows
what needs doing in Washing
ton and how to do it. Under the
generals direction, the release
was altered to underscore Mr..
Rogers qualifications.
Senator Taft's blast at Sec
retary-designate Durkin is of
course front page as the first
break in the Eisenhower har-
mony. The blast is no doubt
heartfelt. but now that it is off
his chest, it may be only an in
Evening star., 1952-12-03
Constantine Brown:

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge,
the newly appointed chief
American delegate at the United
Nations. is expected to revitalize
that sagging organization. Fail
ing this. he may spearhead a
movement for revision of the
U. N. Charter, which if con-
tinued in its present form will
lead the organization down the
same path as the defunct
League of Nations.
The U. N, composed accord
ing to its constitution of only
"peace-loving nations" is now
divided into three groups-the
Western nations that are de-
voted to the preservation of
peace, the Soviet bloc which still
Is inciting wars and revolutions.
and the neutrals that attempt
to remain on the sidelines in the
gigantic conflict between the
Westerners and the Red bloc.
Because they wanted to assert
the power of this world peace
organization. the Western ma
tions headed by the United
States are now engaged in
full l-f1edged war in Korea which
is officially designated as a "po-
lice action"
The Red bloc, composed of
the U. S. S. r. and its obedient
satellites. is hard at work pro-
noting wars. such as those in
Korea and Indo-China, and
revolutions throughout the Mid
die East.
The neutral bloc dominated
by the Arab-Asiatic nations is
watching the contest between
the two openly antagonistic
groups in an, effort to assure
its own security.
1t is obvious to all who look
realistically at the present world
situation that unless the United
Nations undergoeS a thorough
face lifting its disintegration is
only a matter of time.
At present. the world peace
organization serves as an excel
lent propaganda vehicle for the
Evening star., 1952-12-03
There's No TQft-EisenhoWer Rift
Mr. Republican, Was Merely >Givng Expression to His
Traditional -Mince-Words independence

But the Ohio Senator is too
experienced in public affairs
and too respectful of the pre-
negatives of a President to as
sumo that he could direct and
control the Chief Executives
cabinet appointments. To as
sumo this would be to cor
roborate what the Stevenson
spokesmen predicted during the
campaign-that Gen. Eisen-
hover would be the captive"
of Senator Taft and his forces.
Any one who stops a moment
to analyze effectively the politi-
cal situation in which Gen.
Eisenhower finds himself today
will have to agree that, with a
cabinet consisting largely of
representatives of big business
and big finance, and containing
two lawyers with a New York
financial background. he could
hardly add as a Secretary of
Labor a man who was known to
be hostile to union labor.
The selection of Mr.. Durkin
from the ranks of trade union
ism was simple matter of
political common sense as we'll
as balanced consideration of
the different economic view
points that will be represented
now in the new cabinet.
1t is logical that Senator
Taft should adopt a cautious
position with respect to a cabi-
net member who had been
pledged to outright repeal of
the Taft-Hartley Act. 1t is sig
nificant that the new Secretary
of Labor says he wants to bring
both Senator Taft and trade
union leaders of the CIO and
AFL into conference to try to
work out amendments to the
existing labor management law.
This is always the right ap-
proach to the making of con-
structive labor legislation. Back
in 1926 all the railroad brother
hood unions and the executives
of the railroads got together
over a period of several weeks
in conference with congress
sional leaders and worked out
the Railway Labor Act of 1926.
1t was adopted by overwhelming
vote of Republicans and Demo-
Gratis. It was the first Federal.