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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-08
Butcher Knife Attack Nets Shrimper
A Year At Hard Later In County Jail
Criminal Court
Session Today
Hears THO Cases

Edward Miller, Jr..
shrimper, was sentenced to
a year at hard labor in the
county Jail upon pleading
guilty to charges of slashing
fellow shrimper Charles
Clark with a butcher knife,
November %.
The muscular young
shrimper talked of his az.
gravated assault upon Clark
to another shrimper. 1t was
the latter's testimony that
convinced Criminal Court
Judge Thomas Caro- of Mil
ler's guilt.
The dispute between Miller and
Clark arose over Clark's statement
that pair of pants, shirt and shoes
were missing from his suitcase on
the shrimp boat.
According 10 Clark. Miller first
tried 10 hii him with . two BY
four. Then he went Into the GAL
ley Of the boat. got long butcher
knife and cut him across The
chest and in the head. according
to sworn testimony.
Deputy Sheriff Serge Hernandez
testifying this morning said that be
found Clark sitting in the engine
room of the boat bleeding profuse-
ly. He got the ambulance and the
man was stitched up and treated.
Miller pleaded guilty 10 the
charge. He was severely lectured
by the Judge before sentencing.
Judge Caro- said there are some
good shrimpers and bad ones, that
some are TOO quick with their
knives. Both men IN this case had
been drinking before the incident
took place.
In the first non-guilty plea
before a six man jury this morn
ing, Henry Poole. rs, was adjudg-
ed not guilty by the jury after
it deliberated almost an hour.
Poole had been accused OF as
sault and battery against James
Under, a frail man of 81.
Under testified that Poole
kicked him so hard his right
kidney had 10 be removed by
Surgeon J. Lancelot Lester. Jr.
Al witness for Poole, however,
named Brooks, testified 10 an
earlier argument between the
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Man Lost Off
+Shrimper Fri.
Not Identified
Coast Guard Has
Busy Weekend With
Distress Calls

The man overheard, lost Friday
night off the shrimper Anna Lucy,
has still not been identified by Key
West Coast Guard headquarters.
Miami Coast Guard headquarters
simply reported that the man was
lost at 1870 Friday night, north,
northeast of Dry Tortugas which
is 6S miles west of Key West.
C. G. White Sumac went to
make a search but had radar
trouble and abandoned 1t after
failing to find the man.
Three other vessels in distress
caused a busy weekend for die
Coast Guard, it was reported.
Shrimper Miss Birch sank at
10:45 Friday night, 22 miles north
Of Dry Tortugas. She sank in 100
feet of water. The vessel which
is out of Fort Meyers, yielded its
crew to the trawler Ella. No ex-
PLANTATION has been given of the
cause of sinking.
Another shrimper. the Commo-
dore Perry, lost her rudder Fri
day night and was lowed into Dry
Tortugas early Saturday morning
by another shrimper.
Still another vessel reported
trouble at Dry TortugaS. The
shrimper Bella went aground near
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Rapy Tbromy Smcb Sets
Dial System In Operation
CHANGE HIGHLIGHTS
90 YEARS PHONE
SERVICE IN X. w.

Saturday night at mid
night Representative Bernie
G. Papy threw the switch to
institute a historic change
in the telephone service in
Key West, the cut-over
from manual type telephone
service to the dial system.
The first local call was made by
Mr.. Papy Immediately after the
cut-over. He phoned his home,
where Mrs. Papy was waiting to
receive the call. After that call was
completed in short order, Mr.. Papy
received a return call from his
wife, just to be sure that the Sys-
tenn was reliable both ways.
Mr.. Papy said that in his esfi-
nation the new type Of service Is
q wonderful thing for fhe city,
and he was enthusiastic about II
as . sign Of progress in This viei-
nifty.
Mayor e. 3. Harvey was also
on hand for fhs midnight change,
and he made The first long dis
lance cell, by disling the long
distance operator and placing
call to his family in New Orleans.
Both the Mayor and Mrs. Harvey
who was with him, talked to mem
bers of Mr.. Harvey's family, and
they pronounced the new system a
great improvement for Key West.
Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany officials from Miami were in
attendance at the cut-over pro-
ceedings and also at the open
house held at the new telephone Of
iices OH Saturday afternoon. Among
tha visitors were 7. N, Dorsey. Mi
ann District Manager fur S0ttheFn
Bell and c. L. Lott. South FIorida
Manager.
Approximately IS persons, local
and visiting dignitaries, attended
the open house and were conducted
on a tour through the building, with
points Of interest being explained to
them.
According to Chef Cold, local
manager for Southern Bell, the
euf.over was made without
hitch, and telephone service In
Key West has gone on with ct
ficiencY and dispatch.
Any last minute changes and cor.
rections that are necessary will be
taken care of Immediately, so that
no subscriber will find it necessary
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Grocery Theft
Suspect Nabbed
Here Sunday

A warrant was issued today for
the arrest of a local Navy man
in connection with Key Vests
grocery theft ring, which was
smashed Friday by county and city
law enforcement officers. The man,
Marvin C. Brown of the Seaplane
Base, is being held by Naval
authorities pending the serving of
the warrant charging grand lar.
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Citizen To Add
Weekly Page For
|Colored People

Mrs. winifred Sands Johnson,
native Key wester and longtime
teacher at Douglass School, has
been named as editor for a new
feature of The Key West Citizen,
page Of news for and of colored
people.
Mrs. johnson is well-known here
aid has a masters degree from
Columbia University.
The new page viii appear in
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-08

Key West Flc J. has the
most equoble climate in the
country. with On average
runqe Of only Ia Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-12-08
Polio Workers
Plan Meeting
On Wednesday

An organizational meeting Of
workers in the 1853 March Of Dimes
campaign has beer set for 500
p. m. on Wednesday, December
10 at the Casa Marina Hotel, Viii.
liam r. Neblett, local drive chair
man has announced.
Heading the list of state officers
who viii be present at the meeting
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MIAMI R-The Liberian steam
ship Armar flashed a distress call
early today after running aground
at Cape San Antonio, on the west
ern tip of Cuba.
The Coast Guard dispatched the
cutter Pandora from Miami, but
recalled the rescue vessel when ii
was learned the tug Cable also
was enroute from Key West.
A steamship, the Alcoa Corsair
was standing by the grounded craft
which was reported in no imme-
date danger.
The Miami times., 1952-02-02
DORSEY SCHOOL
BAND MAKES
APPEAL

At a meeting of the PTA Of
Dorsey school this week, an ap-
peal was made to raise funds to
purchase uniforms for the Band
Clinic, which meets in Miami
this year. A collection of $21.90
was made and many persons
pledged support to the project.
Mr.. Paschal, band director, and
all parents and faculty members
are especially interested in see
ing our band well represented.
Amy interested citizens who wish
to make a contribution may do
so by calling 7-1555 and someone
will come to your home or busi-
ness. All donations will be ap-
preciated.
The Miami times., 1952-02-02

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and 100
women leaders from all over the
United States, will attend a con-
ference on citizenship response
bility called by Mrs. Mary Nc
Leod Bethune for April 4-6, at
Daytona Beach.
The conference will point up
the moral shortcomings of the
nation and will formulate and
propose program of action
through which women can use
their united strength to raise eth
ical standards in the home, the
community and the country.
Outstanding women leaders in
fields including education, gov
ernment, religion, politics, the
professions, business, labor and
agriculture will participate. The
meetings will be held on the cam
pus cf Bethune-Cookman College
founded by Mrs. Bethune AZ
years ago. One session will be
held in Winter Park, Florida, at
Rollins College, the oldest educa-
tional institution in Florida. Mrs.
Bethune, chairman of the confer
ence, will be assisted by Mrs.
George Wilson of Winter Park, CO.
chairman.
Also assisting in the planning of
the April meeting are Miss
Frieda Miller, director of the
Womens Bureau, who is chair
man of the program committee;
Mrs. Vivian Carter Mason, Nor
folk, Va, vice president of the
National Council of Negro Wo-
men; Miss Mary Cannon, Inter
national Division, Women's Bu-
reau; Mrs. Josephine Humbles
Kyles, Federated Council of
Churches; Miss Charl Williams,
National Education Association;
DR.. Dorothy B. Ferebee, president
of the National Council of Negro
Women; Mr.. Alma T. Watkins,
Tennessee State College. Nash
vile, Tenn; Mrs. Lillian Hatcher
Women's Activities. UAW-CIO,
Detroit; Mrs. Marjorie Stewart
Joyner of Chicago; Mrs. Olya
Margolin, National Council of
Jewish Women, Mrs. Venice Tip
ton Spraggs, Washington Corre-
spondent, Chicago Defender; Mrs.
Thomasina J. Norford, Chief, Mi
nority Groups Services, Depart
ment Of Labor; Mrs. Ruth CASTOR
executive director of the
National Council Of Negro Wo-
men; Mrs. Margaret Just Butcher,
The Miami times., 1952-02-02
BEAUTICIANS
HAVE TEA

The Liberty Professional Beau
ticians Unit No. SIS had a very
successful tea at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Merchant on
last Sunday afternoon.
We wish to thank everyone for
their cooperation and especially
those who participated in the
program to make our tea a sue
cess.
All members are asked to be
present at regular meeting, Sun
day, February 10 at o'clock at
Macs Beauty Chest, 1888 NV
18th ave.
Clara Collins, reporter
The Miami times., 1952-02-02
Golf Meeting
Monday Night

The Cosmopilitan Golf ASsoci-
alton will meet Monday night at
$50 pm. in the second floor lob
by of the Mary Elizabeth hotel.
Members are urged to be present.
Lloma Green, Sec'y
The Miami times., 1952-02-02

The Annual Baby Contest Of
the Mt. Zion Baptist Church is to
come to a close on Wednesday,
February 6 at 800 pm. The min
ister, officers and chairman Of
the baby contest committee sin
cerely hope that sponsors Of
babies will put forth as much ef-
fort in the few days that are left
for work as they have in the past.
The Miami times., 1952-02-02
Annual Baby Contest
To Climax Feb. 6

This being done there is no doubt
in our minds as to the success of
the contest. We urge the mem
bers of the church to support
this effort and invite the public
to come and witness the event on
February 6.
These are some of the babies
that are being sponsored in the
c0ntpSt
The Miami times., 1952-02-02
Mrs. Roosevelt And
Women Leaders To
Convene At Bethune

Howard University and Mrs. Mar
iorie Mckenzie Lawson, WASH
ington attorney, who is chairman
of the publicity committee.
A first planning session was
held on January 10 at the Ma
tional headquarters of the Nation
al Council of Negro Women, 1918
Vermont Ave-, NV.
The Miami times., 1952-02-02

OPENED AT CAFE SOCIETY THURSDAY MITE - The ncompsr.
abe dynamic BILLIE McALSTER sensational dancer syst
and versatile entertainer who opened Cafe Society Thursday night
bombsheF Henry Mr Blues Johnson
added attractions to this
with Jimmy Reeves and his
talk of the town" Cafe Society Revue.
keeping with the winter policy at Cafe Society the entire
presented night Wednesday
the "home of Calypso'a nice place for nice people
Evening star., 1952-09-15

smarter. She'll 60 with Glenn
Ford and son Peter to Mexico
when he does "Plunder In The
Sun" Red Skelton makes
1.-THE Blue Goddess" original story
of a diamond cutter, by Laslo
Vadnay. before 'The Champ"
Joan Fontaine meanders in Ma
|drid with Prince Nicholas of Ygo-
slavia.
David Selznick will get only hall
Of the $4.500 still owed him by the
La Jolla Playhouse. Mel Ferrer
had hoped to pay it all off this
season. Business is good. but ex-
IpenseS are high. ;. Phil Regan
cutting all local ties, will sell his
big Pasadena mansion to settle
permanently in the East.
Bing Crosby's September sail
ing for France is in allegiance, but
ailing Dixie had him take the
boys to Hayden Lake to give hel
Ia better chance for recuperation
and a vacation for them. Bing Is
close enough to return if she needs
him. And his Little Boy Lost
picture has the French cast COM
ing here anyway and could be
made in Hollywood.
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Mickey Rooney and A. c. Lyles
huddled deep in the heart oi
Paramount last week. Mayfair
their major topic was their ex-
wife, Martha Vickers. Mickey still
pays: Lyles got of lightly.
And Mike Romanof says: MAR
'raige is primarily a legal permit
for divorce"
released by N. A. N. Az
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Where and When
! Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showing
Screen.

Ambassador "Son Of Pale
face: 1:25, $3.50, $50, 7:30 and
9:35 pm.
CapitOl-"The Merry Widow:
10:45 am, 1880, 4:20, 7:05 and
9:55 pm. Stage: 1885. 3:35, 6:15
and 900 pm.
Columbia Frontier Gal"::
11:15 am, ESQ. 5:25 and $3.50 p m.
Dupont-"Song of Bernadette"
100, 3:45, $50 and 9:2O pm.
Keith's-"The Big Sky; HOS
am. lis, $3.50, 5:35, 7:45 and
1000 pm.
Little - Last Holiday; 6:25
$40 and 1000 pm.
Metr0politan-"The Brigand";;
t11:40 am, lao, $40, $40, 7:4(
and 9:40 pm.
OntariO-"Ivory Hunter; 1875
3:35, 5:45, 7:45 and $50 pm.
| Palace - What Price Glory,
11:00 am, 1:10. 3:25. 5:35. 7:4s
land 9:55 pm.
/ Playhouse - High Treason"
.|11:00 am, 12:45, 2:30, 4:20. 6:10
$500 and 9:55 pm.
/ Plaza Miracle In Milan"
'l11:15 am. los, 2:55. 4:50, $40
1885 and 10:30 pm.
4 Trans-Lux - walk East or
Beacon: 400 am, 1880, 2:45
4:40. $3.50, 8:25 and 1910 pm.
u Warner - "Son Of Paleface"
1880 am. 1880, 3:35, $40. 7:4t
! and Gas pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-15

Birds Sang" New York's his
toric Empire Theater win be torn
down next June. After sc
years Of brilliant life. +. Upstairs
tenants who will be forced to
move include Richard Aldrich and
Richard Myers, lessees of the Ma
tional Theater here. Also
Richard Nancy, the living drama &
most colorful press agent.
The name Richard" was not q
requisite to tenancy in the Empire.
Last actress to come to star
dom in the famous old house was
Julie Harris. She joined the
theater's distinguished company
for her performance in II Am
la Camera"
Busy in New York starting to-
day are players rehearsing to pro-
ductions which will be seen in
Washington prior to their Broad
way bows. The plays are
Moss Hart's "The Climate of
Eden," with John Cromwell and
Isobel Elsom. and "The Deep
Blue Sea-" The latter is the
work of Terence Rattigan and its
star is Margaret SULLIVAN.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Anniversary Observed
By Junior Red Cross

The American Junior Red Cros:
today celebrates its 35th ami
IverSary.
In observance Of the birthday,
Livingston L. Blair. national di-
rector Of the organization. viii
speak at. 11:15 o'clock tonight
over the CBS radio network. The
group has more than Q million
members.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Hollywood Diary
Mon-O'-Wor Film Rights
Cost Lynn Neat Sum
BY SheiIoh Gruhom :

baby, Bogey is taking of for a
weeks fishing on the Santana
It'll be Dick Sale or AL Hall
directing Aldo Ray and Jane
Wyman in the musicalized "Aw-
full Truth" Love Song"
Marilyn Monroe eager to lease
Ia Sunset Plaza house with a pool
shared by the neighbor landlord
asked. MAY I meet your wife?'
I'm a bachelor" said owner
Richard Hartge. The deal died
Janet Leigh tells me it's official
she's set with husband Tony
Curtis for "Houdini." Conrad
Hilton will give Kay Riley the
Town House, where she's hostess
If she'll be his mostes' for life. Kay
lis young, brunette, beautiful and
from an old Los Angeles family :.
Is Donald O'Connor shopping fo1
a single apartment? The Alan
Ladds' beautiful Holmby Hills
home is for rent, fully servanted
Swedish star Anita Bjoerk was
suddenly Cancelled from Alfred
Hitchcock's next picture. IT Con-
fess." Her wardrobe and pub
licity were started, then bingo-
out. She'll go back to Sweden
Anne Baxter is set to coStar for
the Monty Cliff starrer.
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MGM boss Nick Schenck is
having a special medal made for
Dick Thorpe, who finished direct
ing Liz Taylor in "The Girl Who
Had Everything" eight days ahead
of schedule-this in spite Of Liz's
illness all through the shooting
Eleanor Powell now plays it
-
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Wanger and Bennett
Reconciliation Hinfed
BY ihs Asseeicssd Press

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 15.-Film
Producer Walter Wanger is out Of
Ijail, his actress wife Joan Bennett
is back in town and there is q
hint Of reconciliation in the air.
Miss Bennett arrived by plane
from Portland, Oreg.. and went
to. her Holmby Hills residence
yesterday where she was met by
Wanger.
It was the first meeting Of the
couple since Wanger was sent to
the county jail on his conviction
|of assault with . deadly weapon
in the shooting Of Miss Bennett'S
agent Jennings Lang. Wanger
asserted that Lang was breaking
up his home. Mr.. Lang. wounded
in the groin, has recovered. Wan
Evening star., 1952-09-15

ger served 102 days and was re-
LEASED Saturday.
Miss Bennett has Oeen nom
committal about a reconciliation
with Wanger. The film producer
also declined comment. He did
SAY: Il hold front row seat
for the Los Angeles opening OF
Joan's stage play"
The play, BELL. Book and
Candle" opens tonight. \
Evening star., 1952-09-15

Lynn Bari waived her "Man
o. War" movie rights to exmate
Sid Luft for $1,000 net loss
to Lynn of $4,000.
They're calling Bob Hope the
greatest fun machine ever to ar
rive in London. Bob says he
speaks French "fluently"-"just
enough to get my face slapped"
No need for John Wayne to
hurry back for "Alma Mater" It's
postponed to October IS. Mean
while, Mrs. Wayne's lawyer is
browsing through Johns invest
ments with the actors manager,
Bo Roos-for the property-settle-
ment hoedown.
Rocky Cooper's family will fl
nance Gary Cooper any time he
wants to make an independent
picture-but Gary wants to be
independent. period. and
Gary's High Noon" gal, Grace
Kelly is testing for a term con-
tract at Metro.
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Frank Sinatra will shoot tsetse
flies while Ava shoots tigers in
Clark Cables "Mogombo." And
you swahillian will know that
Mogombo means passion.
Jane Wyman, back to her half
inch haircut, was dropped off by
Greg Bautzer at the James Nc
Hugh swell soiree for Louella
Parsons.
Maureen O'Sullivan. whispering
through laryngitis, is off to Ar
rowhead with the children for
five days.
Ann Blyth with Dick Clayton,
and Dick, now agenting with
Charlie Feldman, is up in the
air with Annie. but Annie
is down in the dumps because of
her wasted work in Student
Prince"
Jeanne Grain tells me that,
when she first came to h-Fox.
Daryl Zanuck had two taboos-
big busts and blue shadows over
eyelids. Fire famed back
stage at Saturdays South Pa
cific" matinee while Janet Blair
was singing I'm Gonna Wash
My Hair"
Olivia de Havilland 1unched in
the Lanai room Sunday with di-
rector Charles Vidor. authors
Ruth and Augustus Goetz. and
Rhapsody" Producer Bernie
Smith. Looks like Rhapsody"
will be for Hwy.
+ + + +
Arlene Dahl was surprised when
she learned Betty Miller was
dating Lex Barker. Naturally.
she's one of her best friends d.
Lex. incidentally, turned his ankle
on a stone in his Warner West
ern. And he went through all
those TarZans without turning
a hair!
Direct quote from Ally Khan
"I'd like Rita to live with me
two months of the year."
Burt Lancaster makes BLOW
ing Wild" for Milt Sperling, be-
fore Milt goes to Paris to make
$50 This Is Paris" Barbara
Stanwyck won't be going to Eu-
rope this year. She's very happy
with Titanic" and with Ralph
Meeker.
With Lauren Bacall home
from the hospital with the new
Evening star., 1952-09-15

Irons in the Fire: The zing it
still possesses after II years may
lead to a new production this fall
of Lillian Hellman's '"The Chill
dren'S Hour" The 1885 work
proved its continued liveliess in
summer theater tests. Kermit
Bloomgarten has placed it on his
schedule. Along with the
longest titled play scheduled for
1928. Where Late The Sweet
Evening star., 1952-09-15
lXINlIHlCE

Through the romance has lived nae each
generation every heart there the remembered JOY Of reading
And Sir Walter SCOTS treasured story Of love and adventure
the Techneolo that will spell magic mo
In England se the actual historic MGM has brought
legend evvd with the and that made immt
Again. the gfeeneoed archers Of Sherwood Forest
castles, Saxons and Normans shining charge mortal
the heroic Ivanhoe pledges himself the of queny Rowena
and risks his charmed life for Rebecca Around them
tumultuous conflicts wicked ntgues flaming PASSIONS the whole
brilliant pageant Of the Glory Age Here the
scale Of Quo Vads spectacular beyond Description Of
the motion pictures Of which be said that truly great
Evening star., 1952-09-15

With Lauren Bacall home
from the hospital with the new
Evening star., 1952-09-15
The Passing Show
The Posing Show
Capitals Glamour Level Up
With Avu's Arrival Today
By Joy Cormody

Washingtons glamour graph will tilt upward sharply today
with the arrival of Miss Ava Gardner She for the
nvitational premiere tonight 1.-THE Kanaro"
Uptown gone
of being
this the Shoreham.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-05-16
Tenants Can
Inquire OF
Legal Rentals

Tenants have the full right to
come to the Area Rent Office
and get the facts on the housing
unit they occupy to determine
the legal maximum rent and the
services the landlord is required
to supply, Freeman L. knight,
Area Rent Director, announced.
There is nothing secretive or
mysterious about our operation
and we invite both tena ITS and
landlords to inquire about prop
critics they are concerned with"
Mr.. knight said. 1--WE especially
invite tenants to ash questions
because it is the belief of the
local Rent Advisory Board that
too few tenants in the Key West
Area know their rights under the
rent laws"
mo tenant can be evicted by
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House Votes Substantial Tax
Relief For Congressman In
Reversal OF Economy Moves

WASHINGTON Up - In a COM
plete reversal of previous demands
for belt-tightening economy, the
House has voted substantial tax
relief for itself and senators and
free hometown office space for
congressman.
The measure swept through the
House Thursday as it passed the
last OF the annual domestic budget
measures, bill appropriating
funds to operate Congress.
On all previous budget bills ex-
cept one financing local river and
harbor and flood control projects,
the House bad reduced allotments
recommended by its Appropriation
Committee. Demands for economy
accompanied all the reductions.
The congressional budget bill
cleared by voice vote and went
to- the Senate with the distinction
of being the first bill this year on
which the House actually raised
the allotments recommended by
the appropriations Committee.
The bills total of s62, 391, $50 was
800 more than the committee
had suggested, although about 10
million below Budget Bureau rec
concentrations. The money finan-
ces Congress, the Library of Con-
gress, the Government Printing Of
flee and related arms of the legis-
lative department.
The 81 500 increase was for in
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Fire DESTROYS
Bedroom Contents

A box of matches igniting on
a dresser spanked fire in a
bedroom at HOS Duval street
which destroyed the dresser, all
contents in it, including clothing
and damaged the room.
The flames spread rapidly and
damaged the walls and ceiling of
the room. Alarm was turned in
at sos pm.
Residents at the addr IS are a
MIR. and, Mrs. Warnock. 1t is be-
lieved insurance covered the loss.
The fire department responded
to another call at 900 pm,
turned in from. the golf course,
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