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The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02
Coming Euents

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3
Old Fashioned hymn sing anc
fellowship program. Poincians
Baptist Church, $50 pm.
Game night, CPO Club, MAS.
Jayteen Youth Center Dance
Poinciana. 8 to II pm.
Officers CEb. Fern Chapter,
OES, Scottish Rite Temple. {
pm.
Cayo Hueso Grotto at Red Mans
Hall, 8 pm.
Officers Wives Club luncheon
and fashion show. Fort Taylor,
1880 pm.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER g.
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
Street Methodist Church, u;
Fleming Street. 7:30 pm.
Dance, CPO Club at Naval Ain
Station, Keynotes Combo. I
p. m. till.
SUNDAY OCTOBER S.
Cocktail Hour. S to z p. N. al
MAS CPO Club.
Logia "Marti" Nro. .. Orden
Caballero de Ia Luz, Inc,
meets at the Casa Temple, 42z
Amelia St., $3.50 pm.
MONDAY, OCTOBER s.
Gym classes for Owe, Ses
Plane Base. 10 am.
Jayteen Youth Center. Poinciana
movies, 8 p. m.
Alcoholics Anonymous Oper
meeting. sl5A Duval Street
8 pm.
Logia MART No. 3, Orden Cabal
leros de MART, Inc, at Temple
919 Elizabeth ST., SPIN.
Executive Board. Poinciana PTA
at 8 pm. at the school
Key West Ministerial Assn.
YMCA on Whitehead Street al
$3.50 am.
Circle I of First Methodist
Church at 3 pm.
Circles of Presbyterian Church:
Circle ], 8 p.m., Circle II.
Pm, Circle III 8 pm; places
to be announced.
WMU of First Baptist Church al
1880 pm. at the Church
TUESDAY, OCTOBER g.
Bowling for Offlcd b Wives. ] b
$50 pm, at Naval Station
Youth for Christ Bible study, al
Service Mems Christian Center
at 323 Whitehead St.
Combined social and handicraiI
hours at K. w. Youth Centel
every Tues. evening Oper
house party. 8 pm.
i.adies Golf Tournament 4 W
Golf course. Q am.
Special interest Sewing groups
$50 q. N. 10 u:3O q. N. and
2p. m. to I p. m., home %
Mrs. Richard Reynolds. nc
Arthur Sawyer I'd.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02
Mother Released

ALBUQUERQUE R - A young
mother charged with impersonat-
ing an FBI official has been re-
leased from Jail 90 care for her
2la-year-old daughter.
U. S. Judge Carl A. Hatch re-
leased Mrs. Lorraine Piacenza, %,
of Harvard, H., and set date for
trial on the charge for Dec. 2. Her
child has been in an Albuquerque
nursery since Mrs. Piacenza was
arrested last week.
The FBI said she told military
police at top-secret Sandia base
here she was an FBI agent when
they ordered her from parking
space reserved for the provost
marshal.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02
INSTRUCTION, Class
To Be Held Here

Mrs. Faye Wilson, Grand In
structor of District No. 81, of Mi,
ami, with q corps of officers from
the eight chapters comprising the
district, win put on a School Of
Instruction in the Masonic Hall a,
Princeton, Saturday, October 3
The first session viii be called al
I3 pm, with supper served from
5 to Z by the Narania Chapter.
The school is open to all mem
bers but officers and their subSti
tutes especially are urged to at
tend in order to get all the recent
changes before the opening of Ferr
Chapter on October 9 for the Fall
There was no Officers Club
meeting today, but anyone desiring
70 attend the school is asked tc
call the Worthy Matron, Miss
Gretna McClain. phone 2-6159, OF
the substitute secretary, Mrs. Vera
Sterling, phone 2-6S35, whether
they need transportation or have
room for others in their car.
Fern Chapter 81 is one of eight
chapters comprising the 3lst Dis.
trict of the Grand Chapter of Flor
ida and will therefore be CO
hostess for the Grand Chapter o.
Florida held in Tampa next April
To complete the funds for thi:
fete the chapters Of the distric
are sponsoring a dinner to be helC
at the Coconut Grove Chapter Hall
1888 Bird Road, Miami, on Satur
day, October II and anyone de
string tickets for same may obtair
them from the Worthy Matron
The dinner is open to the public.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02

liked people so much that she
even went on fishing trips because
of the companionship of friends.
AS to fishing prowess, she claim
ed that the honors were all her
husbands, but she did admit that
she had a few favorite recipes for
cooking the fish that guest enjoy
ed.
Pauline Papy's distinctly femin-
inc nature is a marked contrast to
her husbands forceful personality,
but it is her success in creating
"a home of harmony and COM
fort that has contributed in so
great a measure to Bernie Papy's
political success.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02
Key Vest Girl
is Medical Aide

Miss Jo-Anne C. Witto, daughter
of Mrs. Gertrude Dion Witto, 341a
Avenue E, is enrolled as clinical
assistant at North Adams Hospi.
tai, North Adams, Mass.
Miss Witto, 1858 graduate OF
the Convent of Mary Immaculate,
lis the granddaughter of Mrs. Vic
|toria Dion of Key West and North
Adams, Mass.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02
SHE WAS MAD

COLUMBUS, Ohio IA 33-year.
old housewife from nearby Clinton
Township was indicted by the
grand jury Wednesday on charges
of setting fire to her house.
Officers said Mrs. Ellen Thomas
told them she had a fight with her
husband and "wanted to get
even."
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02
Young People
To Hold Social

The Youth Fellowship of the
First Presbyterian Church a,
White and Washington Streets. will
sponsor an ice cream social on
Saturday, October 3 from to
pm.
There will be ice cream. cake
and syrup for Sundaes. Donations
will go for the orphange.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02
Key Wester Is aboard Ship
In NATO Maneurers

Henry Beckom, steward second
class, USN. is aboard the USS New
which participated in Nato exer-
else Mariner, one of the largest
naval operations ever to be staged
in peace time. Beckom is the hus-
band of Louise Beckom who lives
here at 500 Pauline Lane.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02

She attended Key West High
School where she met Bernie Papy
whom she later was to marry, and
studied during the summers for her
teaching certificate while she
taught classes during school terms
Her marriage was the keynote
to her life. Her talents were di.
|rected, from that day on, toward
her home and her family which
now comprises her husband, sor
and a daughter.
Though both children are now
married, Pauline Papy's home is
still the center of the family's
activities and interests.
As she sat in the large, lowered
FLORIDA Room" that extended the
length of the house, Mrs. Papy
smiled and recounted the many
demands made upon her domestic
routine as wife of a man promin.
ent in public life.
Entertains Frequently
From her serenity and poise, Il
was quickly understood that, though
he demands and Interruptions were
numerous, they were welcomed
happy pauses in the days of a wo
man whose contentment and full
fillment lay completely within the
|perimeter of her family and their
interests.
Though her perceptions are
sharp, her tastes and interests fuse
into pleasant interrogation of the
people about her.
Her home Is harmony of soft,
muted colors which are highlight.
ed by the colorful personalities oi
the political world who gather
there. The liveable quality of the
house is emphasized by the Vic
torian furniture combined with
contemporary pieces which add up
to her prediction for "the best OF
the old and the beauty of the
present"
There is Dresden china quality
about Pauline Papy which is ex.
pressed in her taste in books,
clothes and pastimes. She is in.
terested in anything pertaining to
her home, and many magazines
dealing with interior decoration
ana gardening can be found on the
readig table on the veranda.
Enjoys Church Work
She chooses her wardrobe In
smokey pastels which set off her
dark eyes and hair. Pinks and
green's are the colors she likes
most. Mrs. Papy enjoys bridge and
canasta, and finds time to be a
consistent church worker and an
interested member of the Woman's
Club.
Though her time is spent pre-.
dominantly in Key West, the Papy's
nave summered frequently at Bal.
sam. Ii North Carolina, the state
ot Mrs Papy's birth. Week-en6s
when the busy executive who heads
De spent at newly acquired beach
house on Sugar Loaf Key where
Bernie Papy INDUCES his favorite
hobby of fishing.
Asked if she, too. enioyed fish
ing, Mrs. Papy replied that she
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02

That's all for today folks. Hope
you have real nice weekend, and
Cont so around humping into any,
thing except good luck. See you on
Monday. aud lots and lots of Mon
Gays thereafter. Shop Hopring that
is. JaSoa.-(advt)
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02
Mrs. Papy Creates Attractive Home,
Is Cordial Hostess For Her Husband

Slender attractive Mrs. Papy spoke in quiet voice and in
quiet way of the busy interrupted pattern of her days
Pauline Papy says that she is not "Conch though she has
lived since she old when she brought here
Island off the coast of North Carolina
friends however cl aim her of their
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02

Per acre corn yields in the United
States rose from 22.6 bushels in
1888 to 40.6 in 1852 on the average.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02

Miss Florence Sawyer, daugh-
ter of City Clerk and Mrs. Ross
C.. Sawyer, who has been on a
three-week vacation. is returning
home tomorrow. She visited in
Washington and New York, and
has been the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Armando Cobo at Daytona
Beach.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02

The largest class in 10 years
viii receive the Consistory De-
gree of the A. and A.S.R. this
evening in the Scottish Rite Hall
at 8 pm.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02
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RHEUMATISM
Pains Relieved
AT Once

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The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02
KEY WEST
Ten and Twenty
Years Ago
AS TAKEN FROM
FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OCTOBER z. lss 3

Mrs. Dalia Albury left yester-
day for Miami 10 remain for q
few days before proceeding to
Lincoln, Neb., to visit relatives.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02

OCTOBER 2. ls43
George Montero is in Key
West visiting his parents and
friends.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02

The Citizen: Your Friendly
Home . Town Newspaper
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02

" isn'f very certain lust how
fetching fetching" Is. but rs
pretty sure you'll be more fsf.
ching than anything AFTER . visif
10 Donald's.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02

The United Daughters of the
Confederacy held meeting on
Thursday in the home of Mrs. AL
Ian B. Cleare.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02

Mrs. Karl Lopez and daughter,
who had been visiting relatives
in Miami, returned today.
The Key West citizen., 1953-10-02

Personal Data about thisa and
thata: Rumors about oil auntie
Jaxca are shicksr than asas on
Fido these days. aad C:tisenry are
eailing daily. Someone saws I've
gone 10 Miami. CT am lust all a
tippy zoe b DO same. Well row.
thsm's future plans kids, and you'll:
Get r.suty Of sarning before 1t
happens. 30 cut 1t ont, willya?
We have bir:h6sy to celebrate
ai cur hoase come Sunday. One OF
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-07-03
Augusta, Georgia
New u. N. Palestine Truce
Chief Liked

of his father at the time of the
Second World War. He served
mainly in units of the engineer
ing and telegraph corps, and is a
leading military engineer, having
on several occasions taught mill
tary engineering in Denmark and
abroad.
AS the Danish newspaper. Ber-
lingske Tidende. reported at the
time of his appointment to head
the truce supervision organiza-
ton. General Bennike is best re.
membered as the leader of the
resistance against the Germans in
Denmark. He organized the sabo-
tage Of the railway lines in Jut-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-07-03

land during 1914 and l94S. and he
was so successful at this. causing
so much havoc for the German
army of occupation. that the
Nazis put a high price on his
head.
When the war ended, he was
made a Major General, an excep-
tionally high rank in the Danish
Army, and was appointed the
military commander of the Jut-
land Furmen area, which is half
Of Denmark. The following year,
he was named the chief of his
own unit, the engineering corps;
shortly afterwards, he reached
retirement age and left active
service. However, his ability and
special knowledge were still re-
quired and he served as an in
structor for the Danish Home
Guard in railway and land mine
explosion techniques.
Israeli soldiers who have them
selves fought as guerillas should
welcome a fellow guerilla and re-
sistance leader to their midst. II
is also felt here that General Ben
mixes great knowledge of the
techniques of sabotage should
stand in good stead as chief Of
staff of the Truce Supervision
Organization where he would be
called on to pass judgment on
cases Of sabotage.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-07-03
CONTINUED from Puse 15)

being signed. armed infiltrators
from Jordan killed a farmer in
Tirat Yehuda. a village two and a
half miles from Lod Airport.
General Bennike, who is IS
years old, is the son of former
Lieut.. Colonel of the Danish
Army, and led the life of an Of
ficer, rising steadily through the
ranks, until he reached the rank
Evening star., 1953-07-10

THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. Ais
Evening star., 1953-07-10

Mr. G., our auditor, gave the focts buntIy. Look
you've got too much open floor stock in your stores ond
warehouse If it stoys your floors it's going to de-
precote much quicker than expected and you're going
to take whoppine loss. 1t will be much better for you
to iquidote this merchandise in the shortest possible
time and reoize whot you it while the merehon-
disc is still in such excellent condition" Nothing
pcoted about this, just sell it So we're following Mr.
G's orders in the traditional Georges monner. Here's
SOCK SALE featuring almost oil the wonted notioncf
brands in most oil eobnes and finishes in choice OF
tube sizes from 7nch to 2linch sets in toble models.
consoles and 3-woy combinations AND YOU SAVE
4ooo OFF LIST! Sorry, no phone, moI or COD orders
con be accepted no soes to deoIers Not all makes
and models at all stores but tremendous selection for
oil! All sets on sole pIony teketed! And remember no
extros OF Georges. Prices include Federal tox and
worronty! Immediate Delivery!
Evening star., 1953-11-15

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Evening star., 1953-11-15
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-24
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK IA strong up
ward surge of prices today in the
stock market signalled the cut in
margins to so per cent from rs
per cent.
The Federal Reserve reduced to
so per cent from rs per cent the
amount of the down payment re-
quired to purchase or sell securi-
ties. The rush Of trading today at
the start brought out blocks Of
stock as large as 10000 shares.
Prices were up as much as ] to 8
points with gains of between l and
2 points frequent.
New York Central started on
10, 900 shares up U at 24s4. and
other large blocks included Pepsi
Cola 5000 up 70 at Is, American
Telephone 500 shares up u at
1894, and U. S. Steel 1000 shares
up l at IL.
Corporate bonds were mostly un-
changed to higher at the start.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-24
Bean Picked For
New Govt Job

WASHINGTON @ - Louis n.
Bean, the election forecaster who
didn't toresee the end Of his own
job in the Department of Agricul-
ture, can look forward to q new
one.
Bean was an economic adviser
TO the secretary of agriculture and
charted political outiooks as q
hobby.
Under the new administration
his post was abolished and Bean,
a veteran Of nearly 80 years gov
eminent service, said he under.
stood he was to be dismissed with
out the safeguards provided by
civil service.
Officials denied this. Last night
Bean said the department was
lining up q new job for him as
Q fuI-time. consultant with the
Bureau Of Agriculture Economies.
The salary will be about the same
as his former one, $4,000, he ad-
ded.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-24
Key West Navy
Man Returns From
Far East Cruise

After eleven months in the Far
East, John Teel, Jr.. seaman.
USN, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Teel, ST., of I'LL Won Phister St..
Key West, arrived in San Diego
Feb. IT aboard the Amphibious
Force flagship USS Mount Nc.
Kinley.
The cruise, which began last
March, included several opera.
tons and numerous training exer-
cises. Among these were Opera
ton Coralhead, held near Buck
ler Bay. okinawa, and the famous
mock invasion" of North Korea.
While in the Far East, the Mount
Mckinley visited the major ports
OF Japan and Korea. The return
trip included a stopover at Pearl
Harbor, Maraii.
Commanded by Captain r. N.
Norgaard. the Mount Mckinley is
the flagship of Rear Admiral
Frederic 5. Wilmington, Command.
er Amphibious Group Three.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-24
The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative answers
from the Veterans Administra-
ton to four questions of interest to
former servicemen and their fami-
lies:
@. I'm planning to take a coope-
rative course in college under the
Korean CT Bill. Part Of the course
consists OF working at q job in my
chosen field. win I get my month
ly CT allowances for the periods
when Pm working, or only for the
time ! spend in class?
A. The monthly education and
training allowances win be paid
both for your classroom time and
the time you spend on the job.
Your work also is considered part
of your overall training program.
Q. My husband was killed in
Korea, leaving me his indemnity.
Must / pay taxes on the indemnity
payments ! receive?
A. No, Indemnity payments are
exempt from taxation, but the ex-
emption doesn't extend to any pro-
perry you may buy with the pay
ments.
@. My NSLI term insurance
premiums have been waived be-
cause of my total and permanent
disability. Is it possible to convert
the term policy TO a permanent
plan, even though the premiums
are under waiver?
A. Yes. You may convert your
term policy to any permanent plan
other than an endowment, without
medical examination, even
though you are totally disabled.
Q. I am q disabled veteran of
World War II. If l meet all the
requirements, could l
enroll in q four-year law course
under Public Law is?
A. No The Public Law 16 train
ing program for World War II
veterans ends July Is, 1856. Under
the law, you win be permitted to
take only those courses that can
be completed by that date-which
is slightly more than three years
away.
Veterans living in Key West
and vicinity who wish further in
formation about their benefits
should write the VA office at 2lS
Post Office Bldg, Key West, Fla.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-24
PETITION REPLACES
ROSENBERG PICKETS
NEW YORK tAP)

WASHINGTON u - A written
petition has taken the place of
the pickets who trudged outside
the White House seeking clemency
for atom spies Julius and Ethel
Rosenberg.
The picketing ended yesterday
after several hundred persons had
joined in the march, climaxed by
prayers.
Two of the group, who came
from New York, Philadelphia and
Connecticut, handed White House
policeman a petition asking Presi-
dent Eisenhower to review the
case again and direct the attorney
general to consent to a new trial.
The President has refused to in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-24
School Probe
Aims AtSaving
Free Education

WASHINGTON IN - Chairman
Jenner (R-Ind) said today the
Senate internal security subcom-
mittee's search for communism Ia
the schools is designed 'to protect
and safeguard academic free.
DOM" not attack it.
"There can be no academic
freedom until this Soviet conspir.
acy hidden in our schools and
colleges is exposed to the light
and the rule Of Moscow over its
adherents in the education world
is broken" he said.
Jenner's statement was prepared
for the subcommittee resumption
of hearings today and obviously
was intended as a reply to recent
criticisms of congressional investi-
gators invading the educational
field.
Four witnesses, not named il
advance, were called to testify
today. Three were described as
professors from the New York City
area and the other as from Wash
ington.
Earlier, Jenner had called Sen.
Taft OF Ohio. the Senate Republican
leader, rather naive" for remarks
he made In q speech in Chicago
on Saturday.
1.-THE record Of this committee,
when we complete our hearings,
will be complete answer to any.
thing Of that kind" Jenner said Of
Taft's speech.
Taft had said congressional In
vestigators have the right to ex-
pose Communist teachers. But
Taft, who is member Of the
corporation of Yale University,
also said, II would not favor fir
ing anyone for being communist
unless / was certain that he was
teaching communism and having
some effect on the development of
the thought Of the students"
Jenner's statement today said
his subcommittee has 'overwhelm-
ing evidence !. that there is
small but dangerous group of
teachers in our public schools and
colleges This network is
operated from Moscow through the
Soviet disciplinary organs in this
country :"
THE first line Of defense against
this conspiracy" Jenner contin.
ued, lies in our private schools
and colleges and In the local gov
eminent officials responsible for
unsupported institutions.
But he said they are struggling
against "a worldwide conspira-
torial organization and cannot
meet the threat alone. The func-
ton Of Congress, be said, is to
help them by dealing with 1.-THE
national and international aspects
Of this conspiracy"