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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-12
Additional Social ond
Personnel News
s. Paul

GrrRtIy Improved: Mr. N Walt
or Coins, Jr. 1870 r. Co Road y
a polio patient, II slowly improv
ing A. present he has been able
Ia stay out Of the rcSpirator for
two weeks His determination and
courage have been big factor
IN his Improvement lie has been
10. since oct 18th.
Retired Mr. L. v. Wills, 1850
sherburne Ave has worked at the
81 Paul Union Depot, nH Red
Cap. for more than 30 years. ""
retired Nov 10Th and the employ
eca and friends gave party In
his honor Mr. II = CunRd0n, vice
president ~ the company present
ed the token. a table and n radio
Mrs willis served q delicious
lunch Mr. ! NJ Dorsey captain
Of the Red Caps, acted NJ toast.
master
sisters Visited In Kansas Miss
~ PRttic and CUnnse Brown.
daughters Of Mrs Hortense Brown,
paI ~. Anthony Ave spent N"
Thanksgiving holiday week end In
Kansas CITY Kan the hOuS" guests
~ their aunt and uncle Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Reed and their dAuRht-
or frankie fIrn1ra
Gold Rand SOCIrty' The Gold
Rand Society met Monday, Dec \
~ the homo 81 Mrs Betty Brook
ms. g3s fRlehart Az" rlanR wsr"
made for their Christmas party
Ia bc held Saturday Dec 20
The next regular meeting Will
b. held 81 the home II Mrs Betty
Ire Brown. S22 81 Anthony Ave
Monday. Dec ~ a. which time
Rifra will be- exchanged The Gold
Dani Spi"tI arc members Of the
Crrpua AiiuCkR AHa'sciAtlDn and
Their delegates are Mines Doro-
thy Clark, Deola Nigh and Mar
ian Sayies
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The L'Pra Mere club was or
gantzed Thursday, Nov 20 at the
Phyllis Wheatley House. The
members held their first meeting
Monday. December first at Phyllis
Wheatley This was business
meeting and plans were discussed
for their first party. a Christmas
party
Charter members of the club
are Mines. Clcmentine Daniels.
Florence Mayes, Marguerite KEEL
ley, Vera Wright. Bernadette An
derson, Betty Bailey. Erncsttne
Bolton and Misses Roberta Ellis,
Patricia Lacey and Betty Ellis
The following officers were
elected: president, Mrs Florence
Mayes. vice president, Mrs Vera
Wright, secretary, Mrs. Betty
Bailey treasurer. Miss Patricia
Lacey and club reporter, Mrs,
Marguerite Kelley.
Audrey FrahsChe is the club
counsellor
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tress, Mrs, Dora Hardy: assistant
director. Mr.. w. B. Hale and
supervisor. Mr.. Earl Williams.
Dinner Was Successful: A dinner
was given Saturday. Dec. 9Th by
the Zion Gospel chorus at 1915
Fourth Ave. So, the home OF Mrs.
GeneWeve jackson. Mrs. Jackson
was chairman, Mrs. Ethel
Saunders. co-Chairman; Mrs. Vel
ma Williams, secretary, and
Mines. Ida Webb. Mamie Fogg
and Bessie Harris. Mrs Tiny Hol-
der, charter member assisted
them Mrs Holder is now an hon
Orary member.
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st. PAUL.

Toutes Bonnrs AmIcS: The
Toutes Bonncs Amies club met
at the home Of Mrs Hcrminnc
Hickman. 788 st Anthony Ave.
Friday, Dec 5th Instead Of hav-
ing their regular Christmas
breakfast, the club decided To
celebrate their anniversary by
having n dinner party in January
A delicious rcpHst was served by
Mrs Hickman
Breaks Collar Bone: Mr. Bert
Buckner. $50 W Central Ave. was
on his way home from a hunting
trip when his car hit a strip Of
Ice and slipped Off the highway
and turned over three times.
breaking hls collar bone and
other injuries He In confined In
hospital in Mortified, MINI
Mrs Buckner has been 10 the hos
pitaI 20 see him and she does not
know how long Il will BE- before
she viii be- able 10 bring him
home
Bruhch For Friends: Mr. and
Mrs. NJ f Bell. 500 Carroll Ave .
entertained nj brunch Wednesday.
Dec. B. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Wagner of Louisville, Ky
and Mr.. and Mrs, James Wag-
ner and their AOn James Jr Mr.
and Mrs Henry Wagner are the
parents Of Mr.. James Wagner and
they are the house guests Of their
son and his family at sos Rondo
Ave
Here With Friend; Or Dunbar
=. Gibson Of Detroit. flew here TO
be at the bedside Of Or J Wal
ton Crump while his operation
was being performed Al the Ksh-
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sister, her husband and family,
Professor and Mrs. Arthur Roy
ster and children also live in Aus
tin.
Sunday morning. Dec It'll.
Jeanene, youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wormley was baptized
at St Peters AME church by the
pastor. Rev. NJ. L. Simmons The
baby's god-parents are her aunt
and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Shelby Curry, 3lI5 Columbus Ave.
So.
T. &. W. n. Club Met: The
T. c. w. N. club met at the home
Of Mrs. Ida Taylor. 526 Emerson
Ave. No, Wednesday, Dec. 10th.
The club gave their annual
Thanksgiving basket to a needy
family and plans were made at
this meeting to give a well filled
DaSket away at Christmas
Zion Gospel Chorus Elects OF.
ficers: The Zion Gospel chorus
held their annual election OF Of
ficers, Thursday, December 4th at
Zion Baptist church. Rev. II. w.
Bolts held the election. Officers
elected were, president. Mrs
Ethel Saunders, first vice presi-
dent. Freddie Jacoway; second
vice president, Mrs. Ida Webb:
recording secretary; Mrs. Thelma
Williams; financial secretary.
Mrs. Genevieve Jackson: treasur-
er, Mrs. Bessie Harris; chaplain,
Mr.. Jerry Williams: robe inspeC-
tor, Mrs. Mary Williams; direc-
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Attending ConV OCation: Rev.
and Mrs James c. Dixon. 588 W.
Central Ave. left Wednesday,
Dec 3rd for Chicago to attend
the annual Educational Convoca-
ton of the Fourth Episcopal dis
trict Of the AME church which
well be- held AT Bethel AME
church Rev. Dixon iE pastor Of
st James AME church. st. Paul.
Visiting Minister Leaves: Rev
and Mrs Paul Turner OF Chicago
LEFT Sunday, Nov 30 for their
home in Chicago. They were the
house guests Of Rev. and Mrs.
James c. Dixon, 500 w. Central
Ave.
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Social and Personal

~ - ~ - - -
Kansas state Executive Nrrr:
Rev and Mrs II Il Hicks OF To
pcka. Hans. were the house guests
or MI and Mrs. Jack Hgh, SaA
st Anthony Ave Rev Hicks Is
the executive secretary Of the
Kansas state baptist Convention
lie was the speaker At the morn
ing Worship hour at Pilgrim Hap
ttst church, Sunday. Dec seventh
Rev Hicks II n cousin " Mines
Jack high and William SRyles
TH6 81 Anthony Ave
lIOne From ChlcaGo' Mrs John
NJ. Patton. 900 st Anthony Ave
returned home Sunday evening
from Chicago. she attended the
funeral Of her cousin, Mrs Reg
Maid Mathews,
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- - - 49,
PTRgmatcIaI The rraRmAtcia So
rnrity met at the home Of Miss
HcIlainc Galloway, 6t3 W Central
Ave Plans were made for their
Christmas party
Left EuF Nomc; Mrs Dorothy
Allen. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs,
Homer Anderson. 7ii Carroll Ave.
was released from the Mayo clinic
and she and her son. George Stan
sell left Tuesday. Dec, 9th for
their homo In Los Angeles George
attended school the month they
wcrr In Minnesota.
M ~ Home Mrs Ernest Gold
en-, asa st Anthony Ave Is ~ at
her home
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Returns Home After
Two Month Visit

Mrs Ruth {. Palmer, of Stru-
bcnvtlle. Ohio. lcft Monday. Dec.
\ for her home after spending u
very delightful visit " twu
months with her cousin, W, Bax
ter Walker and hts wife, $50 IGic.
hart Ave.
Mr. and Mrs Walkers friends
helped make her visit "a very
pleasant one by the many cour-
tcSieS extended
Dinners were given by Messrs
and Mines. Gcrunc Reed John NJ.
Patton, q u Williams, Charles
Rogers, David r. Francis Clcat
Oliver. Cecil Newman, y W
Terry and II r nehcnfcldt
She was the bridge luncheon
guest " Mines Ruric Carmichael
{. v. Noble and &. Walter Glenn
at their bridge luncheon Rt the
Ntcollct hotel They also gave her
a gift bridge. dinner and given n
gin by Mines Frank w Terry
and Russell \ Underwood ,
luncheon guest " Mrs James
Kirk. ST.. given gtfts by Mines
G W. Oliver. lucnlc Weber; A
V. Hail. NJ X Mcknight. hasil
Peake and Hiram Gibbs; Dutch
treat dinner AT the home OF MIR
and Mrs Nj. X Mcknight by
Mcasrs and Mines David II Fran
chs. q u williams, G. Walter
Glenn. Hiram X GibbE, NJ Il
Mcknight and W Baxter Walker
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Popular Mufron MurrIes

Mrs. Barbara Strawder, daught-
er of Mrs. Lucia Mcclure. 2Sl3
Chicago Ave. and 1t. Clyde Long
Jr. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Clyde
Long, Sr. Of Itaska, Texas were
married Saturday. Nov. 20 in
Northwood. Iowa. with Mrs Don
aid Schofield, 1892 Clinton Ave
Mrs. Longs attendant.
1t. Long is a pilot with the
IntercePtor Squadron at Void
Chamberlain field He came here
from Korea and ne has been in
the Air Corp for the past ten
years.
The newly weds are at home at
1917 Fifth St so.
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Ter hospital In Rochester, MINI
Related birthday GrrrtinKs:
Bolatcd birthday greetings to Mr
Jack high. 800 ST Anthony Ave.
Whose birthday anniversary waH
Monday, Dec. eighth
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

Booker T. Club Meets: The Booker T Washington club
met Tuesday, Dee ut the home Of Mrs William Ewing 1920
Both Ave So The members made plans their Christmas
cheer for the Cornelius Nursing home isl3 Fourth Ave ="
They will hav" their Christmas party the home Of Mrs Mat
tie Owens 1900 Clinton Ave. So, MONDAY. Dee. -
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TST.C's Entertain: The rs.
TIC. club met with Mr. Henry
Thomas, 1918 Fourth Ave SO,
Saturday Dec 9th at st Paul
cafe, where dinner was served
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS <

Leaving Soon For Texas: Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wormley
and children, Jeanene and Renee 394O Fourth Ave So
Thursday Dee llth for Austin Texas Mr. Wormey
eepted position with insurance firm Austin is the former
home of Mrs Wormey and her parents Mr. and Mrs Walter
Collins who anxouSy awaiting her return Mr. Wormley
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A GIFT Subscription 10 this
newspaper will last the recipient
a year Of 52 weeks. Call CIFcula-
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Wherever possible do your
Christmas shopping with AdVeF-
ttSers In this newspaper.
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Donate to IN" paAt Masters
I 1OunciI Building Fund.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-20
Says November
Is Dangerous
For Pedestrians

"Mortorists live double lives"
Supervisor IT. L. O,Neal of the
Montana Highway Patrol ex-
planned that statement recently
by saying, Many motorists
don't realize it, but just as soon
as they get from behind the
wheel they become pedestrians.
therefore he said, cit
should be a simple matter for
the motorist to put himself in
the pedestrians place and an
ticipate many pedestrian &C
tions in time to avoid an &C
cident."
Approximately 5000 pedes-
trianS were killed in motor We
hicle accidents last year. Some
ITS 900 were injured.
Supervisor O'Neal pointed out
that of the $500 urban pedes-
trian fatalities in 1851, 400
happened while pedestrians
were crossing streets either at
or between intersections.
Some pedestrians act as
though they had the right OF
way and pay no attention to
vehicles, he warned. Others may
be "late-starters" and. find
themselves stranded in the
street with traffic beginning to
bear down on them.
you'll always play it safe il
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-20
Hokum Exposed

you take it easy when APP
preaching an intersection he
cautioned Montana motorists.
The supervisor pointed out
that November weather and
early hours of dusk and dark
ness combine to make it diff
cult for motorists to see pedes-
TRANS.
According to the National
Safety Council, approximately
one-third of the pedestrians
killed in the six months from
October to March die in acct
dents occurring between 5 and
8 pm. - the first hours of dusk
and darkness.
"Put yourself in the pedes-
TRANS place." Mr. O'Neal urged.
Anticipate his actions, and you
may help to avoid a needless
traffic tragedy 7@~
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-20


Although the majority of
fines imposed were against
fishing violaters, sixteen Mon
tana residents apparently af-
flicted with early hunting few
er paid almost three-fourths of
the total fines when they for
feited $3,177.50 for illegal pos
session of game animals. In
addition, two Fort Benton hum
tiers were fined $85 for unlaw-
full possession of pheasants.
Licenses of eleven non-resid-
entS were revoked for one year
when they were found guilty
of swearing to a false state
ment to obtain resident per-
mitS for hunting. and fishing.
ERE
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-20

tempting to kill deer with the
aid of artificial light, killing a
mother bear and cub, taking
antelope without permits, i'm
proper tagging and in areas
other than that designated on
the tags, hunting and posses
sion of sage hens, Chinese
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-20
Month Of August
Tops Fine Revenue

With a total of $4,985 in fines
for fish and game violations,
the month of August tops all
other previous months in ar
rest records, according to the
Montana Fish and Game de-
partment.. This is an average
of $63.10 per case filed.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-20
$685. TOTAL IN FINES

Hunting and fishing licenses
in Montana averaged an extra
cost of $48.85 for rs people who
paid out $3665 in fines for vio-
lations of fish and game laws
during September.
The Montana Fish and Game
department reported that fines
were paid by hunters for at
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-20

Dan Eggart Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Schaff
mad as houseguests this past
week Mrs. Schaff's father.
Drother-in-law and sister.
MRS. Ray Oxford and Mrs.
Wlnford Hays were hostesses at
a pink and blue shower for
MRS; Jim Pepper of Lame Deer
Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. Perry Cox visit
ed last week in Butte with
their Son-in-law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Christie and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Eggart
OF Wyola visited Friday and
Saturday at the Dan Eggart
home.
If ice is subjected to preat
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-20

pheasants and ducks during
closed season.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-20
BusbY News

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miller were
supper guests of MI. and Mrs.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-11-20

Ii ice is subjected to great
pressure it can be made heav-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-07
S375 Damage In
IhreeCarC Crash

Three men crashed into each
other on White street Saturday
at 7:40 pm. caGlSine damage 10
their cars. Police Chief Joseph
Kemp announced today.
lgnacio BodC had signallcd and
stopped Clement Charles Peter
son also Signalled to stop behind
BODIES car James Grady Hix
came up behind and Skidded Is
feet after applying his brakes
and hit Peterson car, knocking
him against Bodies car. Hix's car
was damaged in the front teners,
grill, lights. bumper and hood.
Estimated damage was 5000 Pc
rerson's car incurred damage to
the rear tenders. bumper and
body. right front fender and
light Estimate Of damage j..
about $3.50. BODIES car was hat
slightly in the trunk door. es-
t.nlated damage about S25.
Since the men could not come
to an agreement. Police Officer
Malcolm Archer ISSUED all three
summons to appear IN court to-
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-07
Overdue
ishei'nen
Return Safely

Three navy men who were over
due from a fishing trip which be
gan Saturday, have returned safe
ly and are back on duty
The men, Louis F.. Perez, HM-l,
USNR. Boyce NJ. Lawton, Jr HIN.
USN and Hamil w, Hampton. HM2.
USNR, went out in their own boat
from Captain Eddie'S fishing camp
on Cudjoe Key Yesterday ard had
not returned early Monday morn
ing.
AT pm. Sunday. they were
sighted by an unidentified fisher.
man who said that the boat seemed
to be motionless but not in trouble.
Al 2 so am. this morning their
car was reported still parked
along the highway
Sometime between am. and 8
am. today. with. the trio still un-
reported for duty. the Naval hos.
2ltal called Boca Chica Field and
tConnnuec on Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-07
.Safecracker Don
Roberts Caught
ini'Iampa Robbery

TAMPA f"-Tamoa S'"~e'-""o =
who have been plagued for six
weeks by wave OF safe crack
ings breatbed little easier today
after police reported they had
nabbed the gang of yeggmen be-
lieved responsible for the robber-
les
City and county police Sunday
arrested five men. two women and
wounded an lS-year old youth in
a gun battle. The wounded mans
name was given as Don Roberts
by Sheriff Hugh Culbreath who de-
clined to identify the otehrs.
Twenty safes either have been
removed or cracked in a six-week
period and the loot has risen to
more than SIS. 900.
Officers surprised Roberts and
another man--who got away--in a
swamp north of here. Culbrcath
said they were seeking to get some
burglar tools they had hidden when
surprised.
After Roberts was shot. the 9th
ers were arrested at their homes.
Blow torches. chisels. rope and
hammers were found when they
ssgcssSE arrested. fa %ss,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-07
Injuries Result
From Two-Car
Crash Saturday

Two women in cars collided
resulting in injuries to Mrs. lsa-
bella Fleming's little girl and
Mrs. Chalo Skagcs Saturday
morning at 1890 o'clock. Police
said today.
The accident occurred when
Mrs. Fleming was going north on
Tropical which is a stop street.
A car driven by Mrs. Skaggs was
going east on South street.
Mrs, SkaggS was taken to Mon
roe General hospital for observ-
alton Mrs Fleming and her lit
tie girl were also taken tn the
hos itaI. The child hit her head
on the windshield and cut II, but
was taken home afterwards.
Damage to Mrs. Skaggs' Chev-
rolet station wagon was left front
fender and left front door. Dam
gge 10 the Buick was right and
ieft trout tsrkiers,snd' hood, front
bumper. front lights and grill
Mrs Fleming. was charged
with causing an accident and
reckless driving. Ms. Skaggs.
who says she was going about 20
miles per hour. was charged with
having an accident and reckless
irving.
Mrs. Fleming lives at 2020
Patterson avenue Mrs. Skaggs
lives at 28l9 F'lagler avenue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-07
Woman Dies Al Moln's From
Overdose OF Sleeping Tablets
Erroneous Report
OF Murder Had
Spread Throughout
The City
Bv Dorothy RaYmer


The body of a slim brunette
woman, about 20, known as Rita
Rogers, was on view this morn
ing in the Pritchard Funeral
Home, dead of an overdose of
barbiturates.
All that could be learned OF
her identity, officially. was that
she gave her address as Stock
Island and had been reporting
into the County Health Clinic at
intervals for a routine checkup
through the month of December
and once in January. 1t is also
known that she had been a res
ident of the establishment known
as MONS for nearly two years.
A report of murder sent the
press rushing out TO Stock Is
land early this morning. The es-
adjustment was quiet and shut
tered. A scouting trip to Wylk'S
restaurant on Stock l 5 La II d,
brought first confirmation of d
death of woman who had taken
sleeping tablets sometime sun
day,
Bartender. Mickey RODRIGUEZ
said that he didn't know the
woman but that the whole neigh
borhood knew that a girl known
CONTINUED From Page Three
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-07
Six Fires Put Out
BY Engine No. ;

Fire Station Number Three
had busy Saturday answering
six alarms from Q in the morning
until 7:40 at night, Fire Chief
Leroy Torres announced today.
All except one of the fires. a
burning automobile, were brush
bla2cS. The automobile fire re-
suited only in damaged cushions,
the Fire Department said.
Engine No 5 answered all the
calls. First was at Laird and
johnson street at 3 o'clock Sat
urday morning Three-quarters
of an hour later the engine went
out to extlnguish blaze on
Ruth street. At 2;40 pm. the
busy engine went out 10 Grinnell
street TO douSe an automobile.
AT AGO r.m.. $40 pm, and final
~ at TAO pm. Engine No, 3 put
out the last brush fires Of the
day
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-07
March Is Is Last
De0diiue For
Local Candidates

County Clerk Earl Adams
announced today that March
IS is the dea6line for regis.
tration of persons who wish
TO qualify as candidates for
all Monroe county offices ex-
cert the ones held by Cir
cult Judge Aquilino Lopez,
Jr.. and County Commission
ers Gerald Saunders and
Frank Bentley.
The primary election will
be held May 6. the first Mon
day in May.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-07
Two Men Arrested
For Driver Murder

MIAMI lr--Two men who read.
l!y admitted they killed Daytona
Beach taXicab driver for "a little
over $50 were arrested here to-
day
bet G. Miller of Miami Beach
identified one as Edgar Louis
Thomas. 80. Daytona Beach. The
otter was identified by Miami De.
tectiye Chief Fl. G. Howard as
Douglas Alvin Gibson. II. Elliston.
Va.
\ bar.cndcr'S call 70 police
brought the arrest Of Thomas. lie
led officers to a rooming house
where Gibson was arrested.
Thomas, said bet. Miller. was
seized as he boosted to a British
sailor in bar that he killed a
man ia Daytona Beach. He re-
peatedly displayed a pistol. and the
alarmed bartender slipped into a
back room and called officers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-07
$3.50 Stolen
From Blackout
Cafe Owner
Finds Nallereal I'm Apt.
On Return From Cafe:
Police Search For Man
Who l. Kew Wesier

Bernard J. Collette, proprietor of
the Blackout Restaurant, Simon
ton street was robbed of $450 hid
den under the mattress in his
apartment last night, he reported
TO police Immediately after the
theft last night.
E Police are looking for Floyd
"Gabby" Nallereal. Key Wester.
whom Collette found standing in
the middle of his bedroom at
500 last night when he came to
his apartment at Pierce Lane
after work
Collette had thoroughly searched
the apartment when he came home
because he Smelled cigarettes and
NhiSkey He neither drinks MOI
smokes.
Il looked every place but under
tie bed Then ! went out to take
my usual nightly walk. Suddenly
it occurred to me to look under the
bed. | returned and there was Flo
I'd standing in the middle of the
bedroom. | asked him what he was
doing | had known him because
his wife worked for me up until
Il rec weeks ago He said that he
came to see me. | became SuSpi-
ci0uS that he had the money and
tried to grab him. But he pushed
me aside and ran out the door.
stopped to lock the door. instead of
running after him up Simonton
street
Collette called the police as soon
as he could. They arrived i'm,
mediately and began their search
for Vallereal which continues to-
day.
The money was in one roll Of
singles amounting to $50 and tens
and tiveS.
Collette has banked his r2Stau-
rant money under his mattress
for some time. He is not going 10
from now on. however He is look
ing into local night deposit facil-
tiles at the bank.
Vallereal. he said. is about 80 10
IS years of age. tall, dark. Coll.
cite said he had seen him month
ago on Duval street The man had
(COL tirued On 7Hg.. SIX,