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Arizona sun., 1953-03-13

history because various denomi-
nations hope to complete merger
at that time. --e
DR.. MCGEE named the. hotels as
the Santa Rita, Pioneer and Ell
Conquistador.
Chamber Of commerce officials,
who helped the local church con-
duct a study of convention facil-
tiles, verified DIR. McGee's charges,
pointing out, however, that other
hotels and lodge facilities were
available to both races without
segregation, and that conditions
had, in, general, improved con-
siderably during the past decade
in Tucson.
When asked about the minister's
charges yesterday, j. M. Proctor,
manager of the Pioneer hotel, re-
piled:
''I don't know anything about it.
l was never approached by the
church or the chamber Of COM
merce."
Asked what he would say if the
church sought the services of his
hotel, Proctor retorted:
well, I'll say this we
wouldn't go out and solicit any
Negro business"
E. F. Meyer, Ell Conquistador
manager said:
eyes, 1 know about it, it was
called to my attention. But race
was not discussed. Never dis
cussed. l told them it was too far.
in advance (date of convention)
for US to make any commitments"
The manager of the Santa Rita
hotel, George w. Hall, said II don't
know anything about it :. f. have
to know more about it before can
comment"
Another place sought for con-
vention headquarters was the Ari-
zona Inn, DR.. McGee said.
"They told us that the Inn would
be closed for the season." he said,
land, despite our impressive num-
Der, unavailable to our delegates"
DR.. MCGEE praised few hotels
in Tucson and the entire motel
association.
The FL Preside hotel, especially,
Arizona sun., 1953-03-13
40 Year
Resident Dead

Funeral services will be held to-
morrow Saturday. morning for
Charles Terry, who passed away in
local hospital on Monday. Rev.
Youngblood- will officiate at the
services in the Ragsdale's Chapel
in the Valley. Interment will be in
Greenwood Memorial Park.
Mr.. Terry, who lived at 1925
South 9Th Avenue, has been a
Phoenician since 1912. He was 95
years of age.
He is survived by a foster son,
Jesse Gun, U.s. Army, and . nieces,
Beulah Bragg and Inez Patterson,
both of San Diego, California.
Arizona sun., 1953-03-13
BY DEAN PRICHARD
Reprint from Arizona Daily Star

Because three major Tucson
hotels allegedly refused to lodge
Negro delegates--several of whom
are World-famous artists and edu-
cators-the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian church will not
be invited to hold its Today ma
tional convention here next year,
DIR. Glenn C. McGee, pastor of
Trinity Presbyterian church, dis
closed yesterday.
! Tucson had been earmarked as
the May 1854 convention site, DR..
MCGEE said. Whether it would be
held there depended upon a sur
vey Of facilities and formal in
vitation.
Il will not extend that invita-
ton to the Presbyterian assem-
bly," DR.. McGee asserted, "unleSs
those three hotels have a change
Of heart regarding discrimination
between black and white man.
''The managers have flatly re-
fused to accept Negro occupants
and it is not likely that they will
change their minds"
Less than SO of the 1000 dele
gates attending the convention
wherever it is held-will be Ne
groes, DR.. McGee pointed out.
Among Negro leaders usually
participating in the annual con-
ventions are DIR. Ralph Bunche
top American educator and United
Nations foreign affairs expert; DR..
Claiming Tobias, UN representa-
tive: Doroths- Maynor. Metropoli-
tan opera star and Marian An
derSon. famed contra1to.
This assembly" DR.. MCGEE eX-
planned, probably would have
been the biggest convention of any
type that Tucson has ever had.
During the 10 days the 1000
delegates would have enriched the
city by an estimated three quar-
ters of million dollars"
from the standpoint of the
church, DR.. MCGEE added, the cen
vertior may develop into one of
the most important strategic con-
ferenees in recent Presbyterian
Arizona sun., 1953-03-13
= f%.-s-t b
Supervisory.
Tests. Given

). :. The Personnel Department this
week tsbulated the : results, of =. a
test in which 1876 administrative
and supervisory employees Of the
City participated. The. test was
based on Supervisory Know How"
materials issued in, mimeographed
form to the various departments
and divisions for study, by all super.
.visory personnel The test which
was based on this information con-
sisted of so test items in the form
of .ascheck list. OF the 185 who par
ticipated in this program, 161
missed less than 6 test items. Only
three participants missed more
than 10 items in the test. The Per-
.sonnel Department reports that in,
all the training efforts given to
supervisory personnel, this train
ing program stimulated the most
interest. The. results indicate that
considerable knowledge was gained
by the supervisors on supervisory
techniques. The testing materials.
We're taken from Industrial Super
visors. a publication of the Ma
.tionaf Safety Council and prepared
for distribution by the Personnel
Department. Results of the pro-
gram are being distributed to each,
department. so that supervisors and
their department heads may an
aylze any of their weak points.
Arizona sun., 1953-03-13
Labor Savings
At Airport

AS a result of unique innova-
ton which is designed TO keep the
birds from perching ont he runway
lights at Sky Harbor Airport. it is
expected that the City will save
about 20 days of labor a year in
cleaning light lenses. Approx
mately so wooden perches A to s
inches higher than the lights have
been placed Immediately behind
each runway light, and the birds
now use the perches instead Of the
lights. Credit for the installation
goes to the Supervisor of Airport
Maintenance.
Arizona sun., 1953-03-13
Mother Of
Eiqht Passes

Funeral services were held yes
terday for Mrs. Helen Alice Wo-
mack. at the First Institutional
Baptist Churchs with the Rev. l.. b.
Nelson officiating. Interment was
in Greenwood Memorial Park with
Ragsdale Mortuary in charge.
Mrs. Womack, a resident of
Phoenix since 1943, lived at 2643
East Ann Street. She passed away
at local hospital after, several
months of failing health. She was
borh in Carthage, Texas, on May
%. 1892. She was a member of the
Heroines Of Jericho of Fort Worth,
Texas, - Il.
- Survivors are her husband, VIII
lis; eight children. .Vernice Wo-
mack, Elouis Womack, Geneva
Wilson, all of Phoenix; Sadie San
,ti5ars.. Melvia Henderson, arid Bonita
Womaek. of Oakland, %Cahforni9; !;
Tr,e ssier -Jennings,. Shreveport.
louisiana. and Eerexa Minis of
New York. City; N.Y., MY; four BROTH
ers5 Bennie Hoober e-cf.. Jackson:
vile, Texas; Julius Jacobs Cali
,fornia; Harvey Jacobs, ST. Louis,
Mo; Tennn1ie. Jacobs; Texarkana,
Arkansas; = SIX sisters Clara S.
Davis, Gertrude, Hansen. Mamie
4 armstrong, Bobies Jacobs. Mary. B.
Roundtree' and @RornnaieEC. Jacobs.
Arizona sun., 1953-03-13
PHOENICIAN LEARNS
OF BROTHERS DEATH

Mrs. James l.. Davis, ,134o E.
Madison, learned this week of the
death Of her brother. Woody
Lewis. eff Chicago I'll. < *
Mr.. Lewis was found in his
home where he had been dead for
several days. y ~. 81 n
, The death of Mr.. Lewis leaves
lIrs. Davis the only survivor out
Sf a family Of 13 children.
Arizona sun., 1953-03-13
Funeral Rites
For II Mr.. Woods

Final rites were conducted, for
Oscar. Woods, "wednesday at the
Chapel in. the Valley With the Rev.
H Y. Stevenson officiating. Mr..
Woods who resided at. 17o9 f, Har-
rison Street. died at local hos
pitaE Interment in, Greenwood
Memorial Park
Arizona sun., 1953-03-13

LEADERS cONFER-Juos Adams, right, eonfers with
COL Walter Bgh. Secretary Of the Republican Stoe Com
nttee York plans for the Committees annual
$lO0o-pote dinner be held the WoldorfAstoo May
T. Mr. Adoms member of the Executive Committee OF
the Republican Stute Committee told Col Bgh ho Negroes
would portcpote in even greater numbers in this years
dinner COL Bligh, whose position makes him Choirmon
Wiiom t. Pfeer's right hand will be an important
figure in processing for patronage in the Sote OF
New York
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
City POslpOncs
Action On Navys
Police Request

ne City cnmmlnaion deferred
neflon Last niahi O. : requass from
Naval authorllies thst city police
nlfleef8 aceompany 6hoFe Pntrol
psrsoanei en fhalr rounda a ne
eliy's bars aflar go q. m. each
morming 10 see that Navy mem n
civilian clothing are ct a TIE bars
a Inst tine.
The request wne pgsnemied 10 shs
commissioners ns an informal
me9ilnG VITA Police CHEF Joe
Kemp Last night
MgweVer. after an extended dis.
eunsion, TIE commissioner voted
y defer action and request Naval
officials 10 ronger wilh them.
Commlasl0nNr E0usn M. !. lis.
ner, h particular. opposed the
move. We said that. IA Bis oplnion.
the action would he ''unonstitngion-
Al" since lba sailors are not vi0lal.
ms any city ordhaanee b beng n
lhe bars. Navy reRulnlions state
thai aalleEh cannot be In bars after
Ice .. N. either Ia unilnrm Or
civilian clothing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
Approves


The City officially recognized
the historic flight 10 Havana made
b. Key West born aviator Angus.
On PARA, when they granted per.
mission 10 bic family 20 erect :
plague 10 his memory at South
Beach.
The plaque wlll be dedicated ca
0eloher 10, during the annual eeln.
bration ~ RI Grito De Yara here.
AZ the sane time, Commissioner
nelio Colo asked that The City per.
tielpale Ia the feia. which marks
TIE anniversary ol Carlos Manuel
'da Cespedaa' appeal for cuban
freedom. Cobo also suggested ghal
the City participate In ceremonies
dedlcating the cily's Avenlda ds
MART.
San Carries officials also asked
that ne city sponsor the visit here
on October 10 q six Havana radio
commentators and their families.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
REDS CHARGED WITH
HOLDING s,4O4 POws

PANMuN10M a - The I'm.
Command today accused the Com
munlHss Of holding back : .aot Al
lied var eaplives, including 90
Americans. AID demanded q
prompt accounting Cor al Il them
--''or else."
I'VE nov demand that you return
these people 10 ua o. account %
ms Cor each 0f these individuals, -
the ehief Allied delegate 60 the
Korean AFmlsilee Commission told
the Communists.
We demand prompt aetion." he
added.
Maj. Gen. BlacksheaF n. Bryan
turned over a carefully document,
% List 10 the Reds al 3 hour and
3 minute meeting 81 the commits.
alon.
Later be told newsmsn the Reds
must glve an accounting ''oF else. "
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
Courses
Set Next Week

Richard Y. Anderson Of TIE FIor.
da Industrial Commission yin ar.
rive IN key West shortly % start
classes IN safety for local indus.
trial workers and city employees,
y wna announced today.
The classes win begin Monday
with sessions set for ne morninR
and TIE afternoon a The city hall
1ha evening sessions WIN Be a..
tended BY workers from the CoIum.
bla and white La1ndFlas whlls cts
employees will study evenings.
Objective a. ne program 4 a
lower the Industrial accident rates.
A hngs Increase In the numbar a
aeeidenis has prompted beth n.
duairiai and municipal employers
20 embark on such programs.
Robert D0pp Of ina colnmhln
Laundry, City Manager Victor
Lang and Building Inspector mas
knopp arranged Cor the course.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
Advisory No.

MIAMI. Fla.--weather Bureau
Advisory No. I, Hurrieane Dolly,
1000 An. EST:
A small hurricane has develcp-
GO from the eaxterly wave ass
was crntered az s:S5 am. EST,
near Latitude 900 north and
Longitude Sos west or about IT'S
niles east southeast Of Turks L.
land.
II Il moving better than 20
miles per hour In q west-north-
westward direction but may slow
down some as Il develops.
Strongest winds are estimated
At IS miles per hour over q small
area northeast Of the center. Gales
extend outward rs niles In the
northern semicircle.
Indications are Tor increasing
intensity and west-northwest
movement. The center should
pass close 20 Turks Island this
afternoon and move In the south.
eastern Bahamas tonight
Hurricane precautions are ad-
vised Immediately In these areas
and the entire Bahama Group
should so on the alert.
NORTON.
Weather Bureau.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
TODAYS
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK ~ $50 TIE stock
market was quietly steady, dis
playing much the sane Tendencies
as ahown IN yesterdays dull affair.
Changes either way amounted 10
mino< fractions wish the Plus signs
predominating IN almost every sec
tion 90 TIE married.
Trading vas slow. Yesterdays
trading aeeeagted for Te.oo
shares, lowest aimee TIE day after
Labor Day In 1913.
Price changes were % small that
lrends In the major divisions we're
scarcely apparent.
Higher stocks Included Mes York
centrai, Us. Steel. International
American cyanamid and
American Can.
Loser we're Slndebaker. Anaeon.
IA Copper, Goodyear. Du Poni,
and Westinghouse Electric.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
Orange
BOlCI Announcer
To Be Clinic

Plans fsr re AalamI Issrsld
spsnserea ssetAsll elsie sns
hsEs ssr FFidsY nlska rexslxsd
. beoss fsdav when \ waa sn-
neamesd fhai WHhers maeh.
crack sAnsunxsr fss 81 AAissml
orsnse nowi asmss, wiil 90.
rive IN ksy West asdav - han-
dle 80 naFyalIsn ~ ere heur
and . hslf sFia slssw. Lushsr
NellHs elinie dlreeser amnsune.
81 nlse shss sise efslelals sss slse
pregssm weuld alss ~ sFem
~ ossnss Bswi.
Nolfx will arrive here tsmsr.
Few h iims ssr . dress Fmhaar.
eel 81 fhe sfialr ThuFsday aiahl.
ovaFserhaek Che esHslsis
emphaalnad teddy me- ihmvs ID
~ charge ~ - prassam.lm
sd1llien, Trey said. sAara wili
% free parkinu In Tee saadium
paFkina 81.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
Monroe COuntianS
AreHcalthyFOlk

Key west and the Keys have be.
come such . healthy place % live
that Monroe General hospital had
only ~ patients including babies
last week. Administrators willard
Albury reported 10 the Hospital
Governing Board last night.
''is hospital patients OF Of q
population Of l0.0o0 Il quite q heal
IN reeord," Alhurx said.
During the month of August
there were 10 Admissions and is
discharges. Receipts were si1.sle
and disbursements tlt.sso.
The report was made 10 the
County Commissioner who met nl
the Hospital BOARD following their
regular business meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
The
Wcatherman
-
SGys


Key west and vicinisy: Parity
elundy wlgh wideIy scattered after-
noon showern and ahmndarahowern
fhFoaGh Thursday. Nos mach
change b Temperatures. Centle %
moderate. mostly easaeriy % north
eaaaeTiy win4a.
Fioridn: Fair IN the nortA por-
tion ard parity eloudy VIII wisely
scattered showers ard ahnnder-
showers In tie seuaA portion
through thursday. Little change N
Temperature.
Jacksonvliie thruagh the FLORIDA
Straits: Small ernal warnings are
Indicated from Jaeknonville down
60 coeoa Cor Increasing northeast-
aFly winds becoming fresh coca.
sionaIly sfrung 20fso miiss per
hour By this afssFnoon because Of
the norshsanser biowing along the
Atlantic coast. Moderate b fresh
east aid norsheaslarly winds else
where becoming fresh % moder-
ataly ssrung BY Thursday. Partly
eloady with widely scattered show-
ern. Atlention Il called 10 TIE latest
Miami Hurricane Advisory.
East Gulf of Mexicos Moderate
10 fresh northeasteriy winds be-
coming moderately strong 9 short
distance OF shore In Tie north por-
ton By Thursday. Fair weather IN
the north poEtion and partly cloudy
In the south portion win widely
scattered showers.
Western Caribbean: Gentle 10
moderate n0rthsasterly 10 easierly
winds through Thursday. Partly
cloudy with widely scattered show
ers.
weather Summary for The Tropi-
cal Atlantic, TIE Caribbean Sea
and the Eastern Gulf Of Mexico:
Except Tor TIE hurricane Dolly
eondliions ara relatively stable.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

fCUmflnus0 From RmMe Ona1
tie comminslon. Commlaslonars
Frank Bentley. Carcass Riggs and
Joe Allen will also 60 - TIE morn
Inc meeting N the Dade County
courthouse.
Harris said That Il TIE August
meeting o. the I. I. Beard II TaIla.
hassee be and Rep. Papy said they
would back tAa plan Of ne corpora
ton Il certain changes we're made.
These WIN be apparent Il tho meet
inG t0InorrUw. We stressed that oS
per cent q the land Il In Dede
County. but that The benefits viii
accuse 10 Monroe County with ths
new link from Daas to M0mroe.
TIE proposed eanssway plan
would flnance ne road building cut
of private Developments strung
along the area.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
CHAMBER GROUP

e&uMxzun40 kkom Ra@@ Un0t
IN TIE Port Montague Hotel while
In the British West Indies.
This h the first time In ne Is
year History ~ FccE that the or-
ganization has not met somewhere
In FLORIDA. the ares which Il is
promoting: however Il Ia q pleas
urs 10 aeeept the hospitality a. the
Nassau promoters upon this coca.
Sion" Lsnubseher said.
IN IA ohvious that Caribbean and
West Indian resorts are fast de-
veloping as Tourist havens, Lanb.
seher eontinued. ''and Il should be
advantageous Tor al q az 10 meet
together whenever possible % e.
change ideas for the purpose q
publAelxing aud promoting the en-.
tire AREA both - 3 summer and
winter playground"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
POINCIANA RENT

AM0MnmuN0 Aum E@M@ 0n8l
TIE property since their budget Cor
maintenance. set BY the PHA. has
been inadequate.
Commissioner Louis NJ. j. Els.
ner circulated the petition among
Polnciana residents. Copies Of the
protest resolution win be mailed 20
Congressman Bill Lanian and
Senator's Spessard Holland and
George smathers.
The commission Il asking for .
delay In making TIE increases ef.
fective until the local housing
shortage becomes less acute and
official protests can be lodged By
The Congressmen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

lConfinned FFom Pana 0nel
was assured that TIE City Of Key
West. Munrue County and School
Board would lose 10 funds when
TIE transfer Is ultimately made.
TIE agreement that Washington
Navy officials VIII work cut with
City a. Key West Commissioners
wlll provids Q yearly payment 90
that these bodies wnl b fuzzy pro-
lected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09


exposition Do the move when he
said nat he vas not IN favor Of
giving away his authority 10 bear
testimony On proposed changes In
the city's xoning code.
sIf I am responsible 10 The peo.
pie, I want 10 hear their objections
on these matters" Colo declared.
Planning Commission member
yulio Cabanas said that the pre-.
seat system IL duplication" since
the fact that both commissions
hold hearings. is wasting peoples
ttuaa."
However, the new system, as
called for In last nights amended
ordinance win neither speed up
or slow down the action on xonins
problems. Il was pointed cut.
Bernard Frank, chairman Of The
Planning Commission, said that the
nature OF the city commission SEES
sions. makes tham. In effect, pub.
lie hearings" lie asked that the
commission either delegate the
authority 30 his group O. instruct
them not 10 hold hearings at all.
He cited Q clause In . recently
passed House Dlll. IN which the
Planning Commission 10 given the
authority 10 hold hearings.
The issue arose after the passage
Of House BIll as which abolished
the city planning board and gave
the commission added powers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

fcun1lnmsd FROM pnns Ome1 !.
colnred rmplls In TIE nchnnl M
Ceraldlne MIn@o Is ne leg
a prshlam il ths scAeo fkria
as ahe Polmeiann Gck wln be
studied b. archilseln nharflg upon
ne recommendntisa e the board.
smperinasndenl o'Bryant pulntsd
cut thas TO ehlldren make uae 81
ne ealaieria daily and expmnsion
wfa BE neeessary Coz efileient ep.
Grafton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

Arrested On Keys

Marx c. Roberts and Herman L.
Roberts, ST. we're arrested and
ere ost an 1lso hond oa q charge
Of setting lobster traps within one
mile a q. s. !. at Coach Key.
Monday.
The arrests we're made BY State
Conservation agents Joe knight
and John Caalen.
hutn men ere commercial fish
ermen. They yin ha tried In the
neat term OF Criminal CouFt.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

ecouGinmn1 Trum PaNo ona1
would BE- TIE nn1aheF e pansen-
gers carried In ere day.
CommlaaionaFs ASKED ahaG HlaaB
and George Faralda. Airport Man
ager, Who vas present a tie meet
lng last night. meet 20 datarmine
further fees az the fieid FOR Con-
essslcns, for cargo and ether
craft
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

was made IN good faith and
should not be broken."
No action was taken On the mat.
Ger although Mayer c. n. Harvey
said that he vii sponsor an ordi-
nance limiting the term Il such
contracts 10 one year In the fa-
ture.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

eConkinueel Rrom Page Onal
we jump % and give them some
more properly"
commissloner Louis NJ. ]. Eisem-
er eountered with ''let's give Il b
them" and the commission voted
unanimously 10 make the transfer.
The commission emphasized that
he land does not lie On the area
set aside Cor the botanical gardens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

pArnrcrA JEAN vARoAs

PATRICIA JEAN VARGAS
Patricia Jean Vargas. two
monsh-old infant Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Vargas. passed away last
evening after . short Illness.
Funarnl services are being con-
Quoted s o'clock this afternoon
IN the Chapel Of TIE Lopez Fun
eral Home, with burial 10 take
place In the Catholic cemetery.
Rev. Father capellL Of 81
Mary's Star Of The See Catholic
Church. win officiate at the
anrviceG
Survivors include Tie parents
and two brothers
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

The one-humped camel has never
been known o. q Wild animal In
historic tines except In some IN
stances where domestic animals
have gone Wild.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09
Legion To Meet

ArsAwF SswYsF Psss Ras. aa,
Amas.eaa Lsslaa. wlll held Ne
ssssisr mssfins ssnishs 81 9
s'sls<k. csmmanasr bsshsl p.
gehnssn snaegassd today.
aAaay lssms ~ hvsiness ere
ssAsdvlsd Ger transsesiea 90.
inw zee ssam4ams.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

More than . flftA q ell light
houses n TIE Unifsd States are %
TIE Great Lakes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-09

marsmssar gssa LsvsIl, Zee A.
a9.s3 ins.--i0ls.1 mhs.
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Rslsslvs bssmldlsv. y A.AA
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