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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07
Dear Curmelite Sister Pleads
40 STEPS TO EASTER

I'VE live in shed with chapel In which adore Our Euchars
The isolated from the OF the world
Water and mud make impossible to We
children.
starvation. Won't
bread? We The will inspire them"
KING the little town of MTHRAKARY India We going
Sister all deposits MARYS
viii be help Carmee
Sisters? Ten dollars will be gold for them
DON'T FORGET THE SPECIAL EASTER MASSES WHICH ARCH
BISHOP CORR AND OUR MISSIONARIES WILL OFFER AT THE
LORDS TOMB IN THE HOLY CITY YOUR STRINGLESS GIFT
BRINGS YOU A RICH REMEMBRANCE IN THEM.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07

DO YOU KNOW THAT ON
March 10 and - members may
gain piensry indulgcnees? And
all share in the Masses of our
missionaries. Why not enroll
loved one, living or deceased?
Yearly enrolment Is 81; perpet-
nal. $50; family, SIS.
OUR LOVELY GIFT CARD
with golden chaIiee in priestly
hands with a blue Zap marked
"A Gift To You" tells a priest.
nun, friend or loved one that you
have made an Easter Gift 10 the
Risen Savior In their honor. In
side, the card says that a needy
missionary will offer Mass for
them at Easter. or that YOU have
given a sacred article TO a poor
chapel out Of love for them.
WON'T you WRITE us NOW?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07
BENEDICT,s DAUGHTERS

For St. Benedict's feast on
March 2l. please do think of those
poor Benedictine Sisters on the
Mount Of Olives, Jerusalem, and
ell the Sisters of the Holy Land.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07

ARE YOU ANXIOUS TO SEE OUR HOLY LAND FILM DURING
LENT? WHY NOT WRITE US?
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07

AND MARY PATRICK-nneteen old, novice of the
CeS Kal0orkulam this
Of training. good this
Indian friend of II. Patrick
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07

HAPPIEST DAY.
Right now we must begin 10 APP
peal for FIRST COMMUNION
OUTFITS for our poor kiddies who
will receive the Lord for the frst
time. Can YOU give $40 for their
happiest day.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07
BEES AND HONEY

BEES MD HUMID
"Men just admire flowers. but
bees gather honey from them, !"
wrote ST. Basil Your dollar month
~ to the BASIL1ANS helps our
little children. Won't you join to-
day.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-03-07
"SISTER EMMA"

SISTER EMMA"
This native Pious Mother of AS
mara, Eritrea. begs us for Or
PHANS BREAD for the little chill
dren In her care Won't you give
mite this month.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-20
Chamber Vote To
BE Counted Thurs.

Members a size Key West Cham
bar q Com MERGE van be lnyiea sa
attend 'he e1Aaasing s haltsss be-
tie Cha mixers annBal sIecfaaa nexf
Thursday, Schedule say 2 o. "a
iAe t88gAatlau ISL aF made in the
ChamhHr ~ Commerrn Office "a
tAe tSo-YMCA haslalag as WhBs
bad street.
Fha oEEaB88aisuus eu@ 'ten
s0ns posed ef Bob f45aeK. Boks
Haleesaa. Jsek Afp@i ard heesgT
Harris As8 urged taaf aN naem.asEs
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The Key West citizen., 1952-09-20
San Carlos Will
Resume Classes
In Spanish
First Session Il
Scheduled For Mon,
September 22nd

The Board ~ Directors of IRE
San Carlos Institute announces the
opening Of che 1852 81 School Year
activities for the Adults Depart
ment of the Institution.
Spanish Instruction viii he cor.
Quoted. as in previous years. by
Principal Miss Benlldes Remond,
Who Is back In Key West after
vacation spent Ia Spanish Anerl-
can Countries.
Tais will b. the i&th rear sbc
San Carlos Institute has sponsored
conversational Spanish courses foy
Adults. The so lesson ygIIl be- hssd
Monday September = at : 70 3
ns 81 re sch0u} ta1a8gng SIS Fsa
val street. upstairs Enrus3nent os
students vail coat5nac spen Eas Sc
veral days Mr. JalAa Cahanas, pFe-
&ssent II Ssa Carlos lasgfsfs sats
Comp3sss SehagfslE II leEsUSs = IL
Dc Announced BF1t @eek
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-20
Stevenson Wires
Widow OF Short

NEW YORK qF-Gov. Adlai Ste,
venson expressed sympathy laa
night over the death Of Joseph N.
Short. press secretary To President
Truman
In = telegram 10 shorts widow
the Democratic presidential nom.
iaee said:
II was shocked 70 hear the news
Of ,ioe'S death.
Il extend my deepest sympathy
10 yoa and the ehnaren in your
loss At a husband ard father who
has givea great and sood service
b. the eisisenS ef ibis counsry %
ShaEs died ssigis{enly Thmrstsy
nlEhg al hiS Alexandria. Va. home.
whefe he had heen bellies ed ~ he
recovering from a Ylgus tnsectpa
lie was &s wears Old.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-20
UMP AWARDS WIN
TO GALS AFTER
SCORE KEEPER
LOSES COUNT
BY DOROTHY sAYMER

Hialeah isn't the only place Tor
horseplay. The ftliies from Beta
Sigma Phi ard the col,ish Jaycees
raced around the diamond al Bay
view Park Thursday In a rAre 10
see which entry could SET ihe loud
est whinuies n laughter from the
oniookers in the stands. II was sup
posed 20 be 3 s0fshan exhibition
game, bus turned ouf 70 be ore ag
tho funniest shows since tte eiowu
hne up parade with Mr. Nogth 4
famous five.rtnE circus. enteyed hy
ssne so spectators.
Tbs finai score w#x Hnauneed as
ter % aans snd . haf il fa4ur eg
tise glTis Al the end q shs stxsh ia.
stng I tired ta keep scare 40
seaBeer Ray sehaoneek sFaed IN
ksep heoge gse umsp Bee Dopp a.
So attenzpses8 70 maintain tally We
weTv "a ssynie8 BY b anAa nHg
ing sfe two h0zF Eselee Costumes
aBFn by she Jaycee rne sufuaa
oaa 90 hs tsse dlssxacssng ~ ~ shs
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The Key West citizen., 1952-09-20
CARMICHAEL
TRIAL WILL
BE SET SOON
FATHER AND SON
FACE Ist DEGREE
MURDER CHARGES

Carl Carmichael. Sr. and Carl
Carmi hael. Jr., former contract
ors in Marathon, indicted for first
degree murder will go on trial
before Circuit Court in October,
il was said today.
The elder Carmichael is out on
$4,000 bond, his son on $4,000
bond as a result of a hearing fol-
lowing the grand jury indict-
ment of the two last April 5.
The Carmichaels are charged
with murder of Allen Harris. al
most a year ago, in the waters
off Stock Island.
Chief state witness, Kenneth
Sandberg, MAS, is still in Key
West where he has been station
ed almost two years.
It was Sandberg who testified
to the Carmichaels' alleged in
tentions regarding the Negro. He
had been picked up by the Car
michaelS on the morning of De-
cember l3 when he was trying 10
get a ride back 70 Boca Chica
from Key West. Sandberg at the
bond hearing on April S said that
Carmichael said of Allen Harris:
'Let's throw him in the
water"
The sailor was scared at the
white mems remarks and asked
TO be let out at the Overseas cafe
on Stock Island. Suspicious, he
took down their license number
which he repeated for identifica-
tion purposes at the April hear
ing before Circuit Court Judge
Lopez, Jr.
A check by phone this morn
ing revealed that the Key West
business phone OF the Carmich-
aelS has been discontinued and
that there Is no phone listing
for them IN MaFathon. where
they formerly worked, or in Mi
ami.
Attorney VIII Aihury who Is
defending the father and son
with his partner Enricle Esuuis
natda. Jr, sa stat & erich.
aeis are not required to stay In
the state, according TO their
bond. but must show up for the
trial in Key West.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-20
Young Drivers
Display Skill
At JC RoadeO
Teen-Agers Will
Compete Sunday
I'm Safe Driving
Precision Tests

Precision driving viii be exhibit.
ed by members of the JayceeS
Youth Safe Driving Club Sunday
afternoon when the local Jaycees
Roaieo is held at ! p. m, back Of
the P0ineiana Rental office.
The Roadeo is held annually by
the JayceeS on local, state, and
national level to promote safety in
driving among the youth of the
nation. Although this years event
in Key West is being held too late
TO send representatives TO the state
contest, plans are to be ready next
year 70 send local driver TO this
competition.
The contestants in the Roadeo
VIII be members of the Youth
Safety club here. These youngsters
are N the II to l9 year age group
which statistics show to be in
volved in the highest number OF
traffic accidents. Keynote Of the
club is the promotion Of safety in
driving IN order to reduce these
tragic figures.
Tomorrow's Roadeo drivers will
be Judged on the basis of their
coordination in driving, cmothaess
Of operation and skill in opes alton.
Awards viii be made to those dri.
vers whom the judges grade as
shoWsg the greatest ability in an
these Classification
Judges for the event win he May.
or C b. Harvey. Jack Delaney.
Earl Adams. Iec Allen, sugar
Sweetiag. Jack Sellers and Paul
Esq ~ - ! eae pEsziasnt. state
Highway Patfoiman NJ. J. Wilacr
who has been devoting much time
and effort toward the promotion
Of this project, viii be present 10
give assistance.
Patrolman Wilder has been asso-
ciated with the Jayeee Youth Safe
Driving Club since It's inception in
Key West.
He meets with the youngsters at
their weekly club gatherings and
sponsors the presentation of safety
films and safety talks. When he
was asked TO comment on the ef.
fectiveness Of this method Of safe
driving instruction, Mr.. Wilder said
that there has been q noticeable
ehange in the attitudes a members
of tie group toward observing safe
driving practices.
Teen-agers operating motor yehi.
eies in Key Vest can now be Oh
served making the necessary sig.
nails and otherwise observing the
rules ard c0sTsesses Of proper dri-
Wing So FAR as Mr.. wilder kromx
no member al the Yoath Safe
Continued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-20
Beta Sigma Phi Gals WalIop
JayCees (?) In Hilarious
SOftball Action Here Thurs.
Photo BY MeIAin

recent expose in a Miami paper
on Girls Can Be Hesusifal. Boys
Can Re Which Is which
But tn this "a spite Of strase.
gic stuffing there wasn't any
doubt.
Pitcher Everett tcarly Tupl
swecslng stroae 10 position in
Quaker gray gown and = black
bonnet with loag ehia stFsamefs
IookinE q little Like Great Carrie or
a surrey wsth the fringe 0a top
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wlfh = spray of lilac wss featured
by Centerfiel3 IAsats DIVIDE
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course sruFe ; chest han6sHa afsa
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The Key West citizen., 1952-09-20
Work On County
Roads Is Slated

State Representative Ber-
ME c. papY announced today
that q contract for work on
two portions Of Monroe
countY's read system have
been approved by tie State
Road Commission.
The work which viii In
elade beth widening and re-
xurtasing Of the ihoroush.
fares will be done On Stale
Road a. in Isismogada and
Tavernisr al q cost Of about
$4,000.
PapY. In the company Of
County Commissioners Harry
HARRIS. chairman OF shs Men.
rec County Road cemnsitsss
F@sensiY Hfteaasd . meet.
ting Of the ConEnlSklon in
TaliahaSsea.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-20
Gold Star Mothers Plan Drive
To Raise Funds For Erection
Bayyiew Park War Monument
KEY WEST CHAPTER
HOPES TO DEDICATE
MEMORIAL TO WAR
DEAD NOV. IIth

A campaign 10 raise $500 for
an imposing memorial with a per.
pclaal light was launched today by
the key West Gold Star Mothers
whose sans were lost Ia World War
II ard Ia Korea.
Mrs Maud Park Watson. preSl.
dent Il the Key West chapter is
writing civic organizations and in
diVianais 10 contribute To tire cause.
The mothers are aiming 90 Oh
tam ihe funds in time for dedica-
tioa of the monument in Bayview
Park On Armistice Dag, Mrs. Wat
son said.
In addition % letter writing so
hcitasf0a. the Geld Star Mothers
arp placing boxes aroand theaterS
aud restaurants marked fer eoutrt-
haiinn8, Chesks should be made
payable ~ ere Key West Chapter
al tire Geld Star metheFx and sent
to Mts. Wassoa al 1878 Olivia st
THE iesfcr Il organizations hstnS
seHs uat now reads is part:
We @auf 70 sssafn . psasaus
whsSh viii ne q NrWsst 50 SoaE boss
sns waarh will friiecs the crNtss'
ow ho}s wxFN nos oass ~ fhu
con uaasy. hst sa th@ state zns
nagsnn. pegm ssaAas has alreaay
heem oasasaea fgegn the e1ly So bsErg
a perrvsaai iskha ea tae psa1ss
Aad ~ pssee gas ps&asse "a tAs Ctss
Park.
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The Key West citizen., 1952-09-20
CounyO6lclabMumM On
4rrSst Of4Local Youths
Connecticut Cops
Nail Four Key
Westers accused
OF Burglary

Three Key West men may be
extradited from Connecticut
where they have been sentenced
10 jail and reformatory for pos
session of burglar tools, it was
earned today.
The Sheriff's departme n I
would make no comment on the
major case that has been Off
cially known for more than a
month.
One Of the men. Joseph Cook,
81. OF Key West drew a four
months sentence. Another, Dom
aid Thrower, II. Of Key vest
was given a refornatory sem
fence. Jack pspy. II also OF Key
West was given q suspended
Cheshire reformatory sentence.
William Demeritt 20, of Key
West. win be arraigned when he
RECEIVERS from leprosy. He is at
the Staten Island, N. Y. hospital
for the disease.
The young men. II Is said,
stole huge acetylyne burning
equipment from j. p. Sullivan,
Key West boilermakcr. War
rants are outstanding for their
arrest here, it is said, but Peace
Justice Roy Haniiin could not be
reached to ascertain the specific
charges.
Il Is common gossip that the
youths are also wanted for bad
checks aliegedly passed, and
car incident
Tire fifth youth sentenced Vas
Howard Sspp, Is, of Gainesville.
The five men were arrested
last month, according TO a Mi
ami paper when Meriden police
men noticed them lettering in
parked automobile
When questioned about the
case this morning Chief Deputy
Tommy Dixon would make no
comment.
Peace Justice Roy Hamlin
could not be reached, nor could
Juvenile Court Judge Eva War
ner Gibson. or Mrs. Isabelle File
ming. probation officer for dis.
cassio of the cases.
The release on tho story came
from New Haven. Conn, where
the men were placed in jail.
The Key West citizen., 1952-09-20
CIV. Robertson
Build House
OF Perma Stone

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week was sss1ea Is & y He&%g5
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The Key West citizen., 1952-09-20
Brazilian NAVY
Secretary Goes
To Miami Friday

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Evening star., 1952-10-03
Three Catholic Priests
| Named 10 Pasforates
lin D. {. Archdiocese

Three Catholic priests have
been appointed to new pastorates
in the Washington Archdiocese, It
was announced today by the Most
Rev. Patrick A. O'Boyle, Arch
bishop of Washington.
The transfer of four assistant
pastors to new parishes also was
ANNOUNCED. All appointments are
effective October IL.
The Right Rev. William Edward
Kelly, pastor of st. Martins
Church since 1943, was named
new pastor of st. Francis Xavier's
| Church.
/ Msgr. Kelly's successor Is the
Rev. Louis F. Miltenberger, as
Isistant pastor at st. Martins
since 1897.
Father Wempe Promoted.
The Rev. Lawrence j. Wempe,
assistant at Shrine of the Sacret
Heart Church for Is years, has
been appointed as pastor of st.
Mary Star by the Sea, Indian
Head. Md.
Msgr. Kelly succeeds the Rev.
Richard j. Barron. who died July
Is. A native of Vale Summit, Nd,
he attended st. Charles College
(Catonsville. Md, and North
American College in Rome. He
was ordained to the priesthood in
1917. Msgr. Kelly has served at
churches in Baltimore and near
by Maryland. He was named
Domestic Prelate in 1949.
Father Miltenberger. of Cum
berland, Md, was ordained in
1884 after attending St. Charles
College and st. Mary's Seminary,
Baltimore. His first appointment
was as assistant at Our Lady of
Victory parish in Washington.
Father Wempe succeeds the Rev.
Joseph A. Weber of st. Mary's.
Father Weber was named the first
pastor Of the new st. Thomas
More Church.
Born in Cumberland, he also
studied at st. Charles College and
st. Mary's Seminary. He was Or
dained in 1886.
Assistants Transferred.
Transferred as assistant pastors
to new churches were:
The Rev. Martin Hyland, from
st. Peters Church in Washington
to Our Lady of Lourdes Church,
Bethesda.
The Rev. John T. Sweeney from
Our Lady of Lourdes to st.
Thomas More Church.
The Rev. Joseph j. Naughton
from Shrine of the Most Blessed
! Sacrament Church to st. Peters
Church.
The Rev. Joseph j. Mundell,
who has been serving in the do
cese of Raleigh, N. c.. was ap-
pointed as assistant pastor at the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart.
Evening star., 1952-10-03
Gold Pounds Sold Short

ROME (CDN Greek sharpers
are doing well selling British"
gold pounds, actually minted pri-
vately in Italy, for a dollar un-
der the Victorian originals.
Evening star., 1952-10-03

DRIVE OUT todoy or this
weekend and see Loke
Boreroft Estotes for your
self. You'll be surprised
at the modest prices, and
at the convenient budget
terms thot may be ar
roneed for you. Make
your pre- development
choice now.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-01-17
Allin the Gume:

NMONTE IRWIN got n 100 per
AVA cent raise in pay. II Is limited,
and Mnglie. Jansen, Thomson aud
others who helped the Giants win
are due for n salary hike-it looks
ms n the MI champs cheokbook
viii get beating The gam
bling tax stamp WINS the greatest
shot In the arm race track win
dow betting ever had . 1881
dumped some Of the best con
tenders: u. s. Davis cup team,
Cleveland Browns, Joe Louis,
Happy Chandler. IGzz Charles and
the Brooklyn Dodgers IA
major and junior league records
were broken or tied in 1861
white Sox Chico Carrasquei played
297 errOrless chances nj sh0rtst0p
In 1861 The Yanlss enjoyed
their goth year Of leading in home
runs, their 2Sth season In hitting
100 or more hOmers, and their
18th pennanL Ted Williams
drew the most walks in iD5l--i43
Maurccn Connolly, women's
national tennis champion. is only
10 Rocky Marciano holds the
center Of the heavyweight ring
stage.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-01-17
Boy Scout Leaders
Meet Here Tonight

All Scoulers OF Washington
County District VIII Discuss
Plans For A Better Scouting
Program.
Boy Scout leaders of the Wash
ington County District of the local
Council will meet at the YMCA to-
night Thursday at 1880 o'clock, TO
set up plan of action to improve
the quality of the program offered to
more than 1000 boys enrolled in The
Boy Scout movement in the county.
James Fentress of flaeerstown,
chairman Of the Washington County
district, will preside.
All members of the commission
ers staff, members Of operating com
mittces, and district officers will at
tend Emphasis will be placed upon
the things necessary to strengthen
the program in the 80 churches and
other institutions chartered to use
the program in this county.
institutional representatives, who
are particularly important in making
the program effective in their re
spective organizations, are urged TO
attend
Coming training courses, and dis
lrict activities designed to help unit
leaders, will be announced.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-01-17
HE GLOBE INDEPENDENT IlAGERSToWN MARKHAM

for IA points and Slate had A goals
and | foul for points. For the
Williamsport girls, Helmtoller was
the big gun, shooting IA goals for 20
points, and Guessford had 7 goals
for Ia points, with II of them being
scored in the first half.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-01-17

Z goals and 2 fouls for 10 points,
Harshman s goals and 2 fouls for IL
points, and Schlotterbeck 3 goals
and 3 fouls for Q points.
The Hubs made II seven straight
on Tuesday night when they took
the measure of Martinsburg High by
a score of 30 to 20, while the Hub
cites scored their fifth straight win
by beating the girls from Martins
burg by a score of 81 TO 20.
In the boys game, after a slow
first quarter that ended with the
score tied at &C, the Hubs steadily
forged ahead They led 10 to II at
the half: "a to 20 at the end of the
third quarter and then sewed the
game up in the last quarter scoring
II points to their opponents 6
Burke was the Hubs high scorer
with -four goals and five fouls for u
total of 10 points
The llubettes' game started out
just like the Hubs, with the girls
tied 80 at the end Of the first quar-
ter. But then the llagersiown lassies
turned on the steam and romped
the rest of the way They led rs to
II at The half: 80 to Is at the end of
the third period and then racked up
II more points in the last quarter,
while holding their opponents to
three.
lIarshman was the big gun for the
tlubettes, coming through with 9
goals and four fouls for 20 points
while Shipley was the second high
est scorer with goals and ! foul for
10 points.
For Martinsburg, Jones was the
leading scorer, with 0 goals and |
foul for II points.
The ST. Mary's Gaels came from
behind in their game with Williams
port on the Armory floor on Friday
night, to win by score of 1896.
Behind to II at the quarter
and II to 20 at the half, Coach
Father Dauschs boys began to click
in the second half and at the end
of the third quarter, the score was
tied 30 all. But in the fourth quar-
ter, spearheaded by the accurate
shooting of Keller, the Gaels went
on to win the game.
For st. Mary's, Foreman was the
high scorer, with 7 goals and 2 fouls
for 16 points; Helane had goals
and fouls for Il points; and Keller
had goals and foul for 9 points,
with six of them coming in the big
fourth quarter.
The Gaelettes, however, after
leading by one point against the
Williamsport Girls at the end of
the first quarter were not quite
strong enough for their opponents
and Williamsport won the game 46
to %.
For the Gaelettes, Cassidy was the
high scorer, with goals and fouls
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-01-17

ley lyricist, died of heart attack
recently at his home at Linden, NJ
j He was 40. During his career,
Seller wrote his words to such hit
tunes as II Don't Want TO Set The
World On Fire" when The Lights
Go On Again." and "Till Then"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-01-17

Premier Mohammed Mossadegh as
Man Of the Year for 1851" The
magazine defined the Man of the
Year as the one having done the
most to change the news for better
or worse"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1952-01-17
IT'S Even Costly To Die

Even the cost Of dying has gone
up in Syracuse, N. y A 2 percent
sales tax has gone into effect there,
and Baskets and other funeral items
are included.