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$4,000. %
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TOKYO, -tPr-Rumors are
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kols, spokesman for the Unitet
Since the talks began last J
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

sailor was picked up on Duval St.
for drunkenness and his liberty can
celled. Navy officials say that
sailors return to the base for this
reason are not confined, but are
restricted to their ship or station i.
1t. Hernandez said that half an
hour later, the same sailor was
seen strolling down Duval st. When
he brought the matter to the atten-
ton Of 1t. Stranghoener, he said
that the sailor in question had
jumped over the side Of his ship
and returned to town.
Hernandez also pointed out the
difficulties a policeman encounters
when he asked the commission,
Did you ever try to get the name
of drunken sailor on Duval St?"
Mayor Harvey took a pot shot at
the Sheriff's office when he asked
Chief Deputy Sheriff Tommy Dixon
chow many deputies the sheriff
had?" 1.-Two paid deputies, Dixon,
who appeared at the meeting in an
unofficial capacity told him, but
we always make an arrest when
we see a crime.
IF you only have two deputies,
| doubt if you see many crimes, ;"
was the Mayors rejoinder. He in
ferred that something was lack
ing" in the sheriffs office, when
he asked why county with a po-
pulation of nearly $4,000 has such
small sheriff's department
we are working day and night" ,
Dixon continued.
''Why can't you increase your
force, the Mayor asked
Dixon then pointed out that the
Sheriff's office is on a ''fee basis /.
If they don't make arrests, they
don't get paid. He pointed out that
Dade County is on an appropria-
ton haSis-..they receive financial
aid from the state. lin Monroe
County the sheriff pays his deputies
out OF his own pocket.
Dixon indicated that sheriff elecl
John Spottswood viii try 10 ablish
the fee system in this county.
I'VE know Berlin Sawyer ism
going to the poorhouse. His office
has never been conducted right
commissioner Eisner interjected.
After heated two hour debate
which finally returned 90 the sub
iect Of the relationship Of the police
department 10 the Navy. King q.
greed TO tell Admiral Duke that
/ the agreement made at Monday $
meeting does not meet with the ap-
proval Of the city commission. The
city will ask the Navy assign shore
lpatrol 10 aid the police, however
The orders 10 the police depart
ment were reSeinded over the pro.
test Of Mayor Harvey.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09
LOCAL DEMOCRATS
Associated Press Photo
CONTINUED From Page One)

NNOhtAhuNN EtOAu d6C 1hCJ
man better fitted for the Presi-
dency than Adlai Stevenson"
Volunteering to take cars to the
giant Stevenson rally in Miami at
Bayfront auditorium were Attorney
Tom Watkins, Sheriff Elect John
Spottswood. Gladys Trombly, Saun-
ders and others. They will all meet
at 6 a. m. Saturday morning at the
corner of White and Truman.
Meanwhile anyone who wants to
join the gala delegation can call
Judge Lopez at q or Tom Watkins
at 1872.
Last nights meeting though
small was notable for its broad
representation. The labor vote, wo-
man vote, colored vote, and profess
sional groups all had spokesman
present.
The following committee chair
man and assistants for the So
campaign were named by accla-
nation:
Finance, John Spottswood and
Howard Wilson; Get-0ut-The Vote,
Jim Keen and Mrs. Teresa Brax-
ton: Motorcade to Miami. Judge
Lopez and Watkins; Key West Raj
ly committee, Keller Watson:
Speakers. William V. Albury; Pub
licity. Joe Allen; Women Voters
and New Voters, Judge Eva War
ner Gibson and Mrs. HAIRY: Labor,
Harry Knight. CLIO and Clarence
Higgs, ALL: Colored. Noddy, and
Cecil Balm; Poster committee,
Mrs. Irma Wagner.
Allen and Saunders both urged
the Democratic leaders present not
to waste energy on those register
ed Democrats who are voting for
Dwight Eisenhower. Saunders said:
Many of these people are really
Republicans who register Democrs-
tic because they don't want TO lose
their vote in the primaries. They
are not real Democrats so ii
means nothing that they say they
viii vote for Ike. We must get
out the regular Democratic vote,
the loyal Democrats.
Among other leaders present last
night were Enrique Esquinaldo,
Sr.. chairman OF the county Demo-
cratic committee; Louis Muniz,
Mrs. Isabel Fleming. and others.
OF the so Democrats present, il
we're w0men.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

and despite the usual talk about
discrimination, there was none.
don't think the dedicated and over.
worked people who slave at that
hospital would know What anyone
meant hy Discrimination. I"
This is off the suhieSt. perhaps,
bat Il serves ia poins up the re.
marks you made. ! mishs add that
cur Anna had 10 make q deposIs.
Of course. BIS that Il came back
pr0atn tire rainHte shs was released
Also the seeresartal staff Speat 3
los At time working oGs the details
az her hospital insurance. 50 that
nothing would be paid that was n0s
absolutely neeesssFya'.
All ghs hospital nasas Is no1eY
sna 81 has h1sp.ssl dessasf I tAslak
ssas ane does ozg saesl 80 wak
re ssls il hz8
SeFesv
COLIN JAMESON
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winter residents by subscribing 10
The Citizen.
His letter 10 Allen follows:
"JaSt read your letter in the CT
tizeu az the 18th. answering Ere
quent Visitors complaint about
Ire hospasalIt was q good letter
and stated TIE facts. though this.
unfortunately. will not convince
Frequent MISTER ef anything.
The hospital is doing q Splen.
did ioh under = crest many handi.
caps. We have a eosorcd giri who
has worked tor uS > namher 81
years, and last sqEing SIC had 81
have a serious OpeFsEs0a TIE care
she scs 1t M0nsse CQaagy Hospital
vas. from my Oayervaton. IS fine
So taaa which e@aia be oh&a aea %
aay hospital l ana familiar ~lSA,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09
From The
Press Box
BY OSCAR MILAN

With the world series all over and
Casey Stengel's New York Yankees
again dominating the baseball
world by retaining its champion
ship title in defeating the national
league pennant winning Brooklyn
Dodgers in the annual baseball
classic which ended last Tuesday
afternoon, local sports fans have
their eyes set on the coming foot
ball clash between the indicated
Key West Conchs and the Lake
Worth High which takes place at
Wicker's Stadium Friday night.
The local lads far from being top
heavy because of the two straight
wins in as many starts viii trot out
as though they have not won a
game and viii be fighting to win
its first contest.
"We have been working very
hard for the past two weeks" Rich
ard "Biff" Salgado was telling me
the other afternoon after a beatty
work out on defense. The youngster
showed bum knee and cut eye
to give listeners an idea of the
kind of drill they were going
through. We're pulling for you kids,
lets 60 out and make three in a
row. Let's show them the real
Conch spirit!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09
Maryland,
Tilt
South's Best
By STERLING sLAPPEY


ATHENS, Ga. Up - Unbeaten
Maryland and Georgia, whose Of
fensive teams may slow down but
seldom stop, run head on Saturday.
The wreckage they cause is pref
ty sure to be delightful for modern
football fans who think detenses
are signs Of an inferiority complex.
This is one Of Dixie's big games
Of the week. From II may come
q bowl team and you can be fairly
sure the winner viii be in the top
ten team poll next week.
Maryland is fourth nationally in
the Associated Press poll and a
big victory over a top flight club
like Georgia is needed to move
the Sugar Bowl champions back
around the No. 2 spot where Jim
Tatum's Terrapins were when the
season opened.
A couple Of ding dong battles
with Missouri and Auburn debated
Maryland somewhat. Last week,
however, Maryland plastered a
good Clemson team, $50. to prove
that all is well once again.
Georgia cut up Vanderbilt and
North Carolina State and gave Tu-
lane a whipping. Georgia's forte
is Observation-Disclosures Bratkow-
skis brilliant long or short passing
and the running Of any one Of
three or four medium sized backs.
Maryland has Jack Scarbath and,
like Georgia, stable Of runners.
Both have fine ends--Lloyd Col.
teryahn and Lou Weidensaul Of
Maryland and Art Decarlo and
Harry Babcock Of Georgia. Their
catching and the throwing Of Brat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09
Letters To Editor
Must Be Signed

Letters to the Editor of The
Key West Citizen must be
signed by the person wish
ing TO express his views. If
the writer does not want his
name TO appear in the paper.
he can state his desire in q
footnote to the letter. and The
Citizen will respect the wish.
However. letters which come
into the office completely
unsigned can not be used in
the paper.
Today a letter was recsiv-
ed ed which began. Il doubt
very much If ! ever see this
letter in print
The writer was correct in
his assumption 10 this ex-
tent: He did not sign his
name to the letter. There
fore we cannot use ii in the
paper. In order TO see his let
ter used. all he viii have to
do is come TO The Citizen
office and sign his name TO
the letter. Then we can print
his letter. and II viii still
remain unsigned in print.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09
The
WEATHEKMAN
Says
he

Key West & Vicinity: Cloudy
with light rain today and to-
night clearing Friday. Continued
warm and humid becoming
cooler late tonight or Friday.
Moderate to fresh southerly to
westerly winds, shifting to north
erly.
Florida: Considerable cloudi-
ness through Friday with some
drizzle and showers likely over
south and east portions. A little
cooler in most sections tonight.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits: Moderate southwest
shifting to west winds. Weather
overcast with occasional showers
through Friday.
East Gulf: Moderate northwest
and west winds. Weather partly
cloudy and overcast through Fri
day.
Western Caribbean: Gentle TO
moderate easterly winds except
mostly northerly over northwest
portion. Weather partly cloudy
through Friday. Occasional local
showers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09
NOTICE:

hsrsbY certify thu the pCzi-
nsrship heretofore existing b
tween Louis Blum end Harry
Albert. IN ccHTYing ca Q busi.
ness known ca Impasiul cufe.
al lI0s Whihshsud SsTsss. Key
wess. Florida. hcs h@an dis.
solved by nutari ecussns. end
by The psrrhsnss d sha intassai
ii Louis BluEn By HGTY Albert
who il now s0ls cwDaF und
cpsxGssr q 10 sd AaaaassG.
sdl LOUIS HuM
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

track meets in mind Georgia back
field Coach Bill Hartman says. Il
think it win take five touchdowns
to win Saturday.
A crowd of about 10000 Is ex-
pected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09
KING CANCELS
lContinued nom Page on

NCOnLlHueu from rage OneJ
filing Of four civil rights suits which
are pending against police officer.
The order stated that defective at
once. the Navy viii assign two
shore patrolmen to the officer pa
trolling Duval Street and two to
the man on Truman Avenue. The
change in the procedure is this:
when an arrest involving naval per-
sonnet is necessary, the officer
shall notify the man that he is
under arrest and then turn him
over TO the shore patrol to be re-
turned to the Naval Base. The
policeman should obtain the mans
name and duty station and war
rent will be issued through the le-.
gal office"
Since the police would not take
the sailors to the police station, it
would eliminate the ride in the
patrol wagon where many fights
have occurred, King continued.
cat no time should the police
touch a sailor King continued.
The chief bone Of contention a.
mong the opposition which was led
by Cobo and Eisner was the fact
that the change in method has pro-
duced a serious morale break
down" in the police department
which had resulted in the resigna-
ton OF two police officers. Richard
Brodhead and Armando Perez.
Two others reported sick" last
night.
And EiSncr and Cobo also took
exception to the fact that the May
or and the city manager had held
conference with Admiral Duke,
the Naval station eommandant, on
Monday morning without telling
them fully OF what transplred at
the discussion.
Il would like to know why, with
my police experience. was not
invited to the meeting, EiSner
asked.
Mayor Harvey replied that last
nights meeting was out of order
and protested that the this is a
matter for the City Manager He
does not have 10 explain his action
In the matter 10 the commission.
After Coho challenged Kings
right to issue the order. King re-
piled that the action was on the
administrative level and had
nothing TO do with policy which is
under the jurisdiction Of the city
commission,
Cob0 then lnterieeted, I'VE
shouldn't have 10 80 see the Ad'
miraI II We cant run our city
without his help, We may as we'll
quit.
lin deeryine the loss Of two ex-
perienced police ofiicersf Brodhead,
3-yearS, Perez, itsyearsl, Coeo
added, 81 hate to see those men
leave. They are good officers
I'll we are going 10 lose good
men like these for thus reason, |
say fire the City Manager The
irate commissioner shouted
The police department was said
10 have been unhappy about the
new regulations since they were
sch eelea to public Fkiieule
ElSner. who inlegrea that the
Plan wouldn't weFk, said that the
rumor around tie city Vas that
"the police ean1 arrest sailor
On the suggestion at Commission
er Delaney. members cl Tire sssllec
department present Wsge qsss naa.
"a as q what taey thcasht s. TIE
situation IL HeFnanssa pointed Ap
his ohlecg.Oa 10 The plan Nhea sr
Felatea eBe eSEsg seAee tha leearfs
nSnl has had ia the pSss when q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

Also attracting great attention In
local sports front is the play-off
series between the first half win
ners Coca Cola and second half
pennant winners General Electric,
in the city softball league. The GE
boys copied the first game behind
the no hit no run pitching of De-
Witt Roberts last Monday night at
bayview park where contests are
being played. Some one asked CEN
terfielder Darrell Pilgrim Of GE if
he thought they had a chance to
win the city's championship title
and the likeahle fly chaser answer
ed "seguramente que 81 chico"
Some one asked Darrell why he al
ways answered his softball ques-
tons in Spanish to which he answer
ed smilingly and pointing at score
keeper Manuel Castanero and at
the umpire, they are Spanish
people and it is a very good idea
to let them know we understand
the language, es verdad".
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

As h looks al this writing the
Florida international League viii
StilI be composed Of eight clubs.
The Lakeland Pilots which were
supposedly 10 drop out Of the loop
has sold is franchise 10 > Miami
syndicate. this was learnedby .
reliable source last week. Name q
the Miami concern buying the Lake
land Franchise Is being withheld b.
request.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

The eruption Of Mt Full. sacred
japanese mountain in l70s. left q
small crater in fhe near. perfect
cone which Is never depicted in
japanese representations OF the
mountain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

Manager Dick Carpenter, who as
a general rule has very little to say
before a game was highly impress
ed with the teams performance in
the opening game Of the series and
is hopeful of coping the title. Coca
Cola coaching manager Grip Las
tres, who might have had chance
at big time baseball If it wasn't for
a leg operation while in his early
boyhood, was not reached for COM
ment on the present series. but
knowing the enthusiastic lad as the
real baseball lover and hard fight
ing pilot that he is, ] could safely
say that his words would be 1--WE
are going to win and wen make it
three in q row."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09
Weather Summary for the
Tropical REGIONS:

See latest hurricane advisory
on hurricane Easy. There is no
disturbance elsewhere over the
tropical areas but showery
weather attends a broad low
pressure area trough from the
South Atlantic southwark over
Florida and Cuba and into the
western Caribbean.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

kowski and Scarbath should be
something to see.
Georgia and Maryland have had
two previous parties. In 1850 Geor-
gia piled up a 27-7 victory. Last
year Maryland, then en- route TO
the Sugar Bowl where the Terra
pins pulled Tennessee prestige
apart, dumped everything on Geor-
gia for a 43-7 victory. In the 1851
game Georgia outgained Maryland
but lost by five touchdowns.
With the memory of those past
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09
Prscipitanon

Relative Humidity as 500 An.
T6%
BaxoreteF tSea Levsll 500 An.
1889 inS.-l0lz.1 mbs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

cood fAa salad Mir . diced IN
Peeled red appse wlih . Aalt CO
q &aSea se8ery . k8A c@p q nay
gan8ise art sws siAcea FSpe
haaznss Serve ca crisp ssssaSs add
gAEraSA w1sk pe0an kaisea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

Observations taken at City Office
500 AN. EST
Key West, Fla, Oct. Q, 1852
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

Well what do you know! Looks
like we viii have q Panama VS.
Key West high football and basket
ball contest in this city this season,
According to Mr.. Glenn West Of the
Shriners Club, negotiation with the
Crystobal high has been completed
and the two teams viii meet at
Wicker's Stadium on November Is.
This said Mr.. West, "can be re-
garded as return engagement, as
our boys played at Panama last
season.. Tickets have already
been placed on sale and judging by
the way they are moving you would
be lead to believe that the contest
is not so far away" Mr.. West said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

Can't finish this column without
giving you some dope on the Flori-
da international baseball league
and the Key West Conchs. So far
| feel safe in saying that Key West
viii have q brand new team in the
1853 season. When spring training
begins on March ist there win be
IS players with the local club and
IS Of the best viii be selected from
that number. 1--WE are not going to
let money be a barrier said club
president Lou Carbonell. today.
1--WE are going after the best next
season and by that | mean that
Key West viii have a Dag winning
club. concluded carbonel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-10-09

Temperatures
Evening star., 1952-07-04
70 Detroit Ferries
For Autos and Trains
Tied Up by Strike
BY The Assoeio,sd Press

DETROIT. July 4.-Passenger
and railroad car ferry service on
Lake. Michigan and the Detroit
River was halted today. by the
strike Of members of the Great
Lakes Licensed Officers organiza-
ton.
Herman M. Booth, jr., marine
director of the independent union,
called the strike at 1901 am.
Ferries operated by four rail-
roads were affected by the strike,
called as the Fourth of July holi-
day traffic to Wisconsin and re-
sort areas in Michigan's upper
peninsula neared its peak.
Some $50 members of the union
are involved in the strike. They
all are officers on the car ferries.
Centers on Wage Issue.
The strike centers on a wage
dispute. Ira a
Ships officers are demanding a
pay increase. from $28 to $40 a
day for captains of ferry boats and
corresponding raises for lower
grade personnel.
Negotiations between the Of
f1cerS and the operating railroad
have been in progress since March
y. The National Railway Labor
Mediation Board abandoned ef-
forts to settle the dispute last