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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-19
Local High School Graduates Are
ELIGIBLE For AZ Flying Training

World War H. Noble county high school
graduates eligible apply for Air Force flying training
directly from civilian life
Air Headquarters Washington D. c. re-
college education longer
requirement aircraft observer training the aviation
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-19
RETURNS TO CAMP

Neal Dutton has returned to
his camp at Fort Bragg, N. c.,
after spending ten days with his
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Clem Dut-
ton of South Olive. His complete
address is as follows: Neal Dut-
ton, US 52273285, Hdqs. Btry.
449th. Observer Corps, Fl.
Bragg. N. C..
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-19
FOREST GROVE
Bob Collier, COach)

Nov. 10-Pennsville, A
Nov. 13-Summerfield, H
Nov. 20-Sarahsville, A
Nov. 24-Dexter City, H
Dec. 4-Harriettsville, A
Dec. 8-Pennsville, H
Dec. 18-Belle Valley, A
Dec. 22-Batesville, H
Jan. 6-Homer Union, H
Jan. 8-Summerfield, A
Jan. 15-Sarahsville, H
Jan. 22-Dexter City, A
Jan. 26-Reinersville, A
Jan. 29-Harriettsville, H
Feb. 9-Reinersville, H
Feb. 12-Batesville, A
Feb. 19-Belle Valley, H
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-19
Caldwell Basketball Season To Open
Derember ! With Dresden AT Home

The Caldwell Redskins will the 1953-54 basketball
m Deeber with the Jay-Hawks of Dresden furnishing the op
nostion on the local This will be MVL game marking
be first time that Caldwell opened the with league
contest
hall coach with Marvin directing the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-19
Honor Roll And Perfect Attendance
Students Named For Caldwell Hiuh

The honor roll and perfect attendance students for the first
weeks school Caldwell today Gilbert
w. Weekley, principal
The off flying start by placing the
honor roll including Al Walton and Stanley Clark both members
of the Caldwell football SQUAD Others Ruth DeVod
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-11-19
BELLE VALLEY
Gerald Drake, Coach)

Nov. charlottesville, H
Nov. 20-DeXter City, A
Nov. 24-Sarahsville, H
Dec. 4-Batesville, A
Dec. 11-Summerfield, A
Dec. 18-Forest Grove, H
Dec. 22-Cumberland, H
Jan. charlottesville, A
Jan. 12-Chandlersville. A
Jan. 15-Dexter City, H
Jan. 22-Sarahsville, A
Jan. 29-Batesville, H
Feb. 5-Summerfield, H
Feb. 9-Chandlersville, H
Feb. 12-Lewisville, A
Feb. 19-Forest Grove, A
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26
TODAY Us
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK u The stock mar
ket was fairly steady today, but
there was ! tendency to decline
ii evidence!
Most prices were unchanged to
lower. Losses were fractional.
Gains were scattered and went "a
around 4 point at the outside.
The steels. motors and railroads
were steady. The oils, rubbers, and
merchandising shares were lower.
Utilities were mixed while chemi.
Gals were unchanged to lower.
Missouri Pacific Preferred, which
yesterday lost AS, was up ! point
today in early trading. The Biz
drop yesterday came when st.
Louis federal court blocked the
railroads attempt to start j new
reorganization.
Lower stocks included Goodrich.
Montgomery Ward, United Aircraft.
Schenley Industries, American TEL.
ephone, Southern Railway, stan
dard on (NJl, Pacific Western
OIL, and Allied Chemical.
Getting ahead little were Con.
solidated Natural Gas, Bethlehem
Steel. and Santa re.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26
HEAD OF BANKING

Continued From Paee onel
ed Frank N. Belgrano, Jr.. presi.
dent Of the First National Bank
Of Portland, Ore, to the board
Craftsmanship.
Belgrano succeeds James r.
cavagnaro, who also resigned.
CaYagnaro quit to concentrate on
private business and recommend.
ed Belgrano as his successor. Cav
agnarO remains board member.
Husbands successor as presi-
dent was not named.
Husbands gave as reasons for
his resignation ~ arrange
ments" made by certain board
members TO elect BelgranO With
out consulting Husbands and l2)
continued unhappy association
with some board members" He
would not elaborate.
Husbands had headed the 800
million dollar firm, founded BY the
late a. r. Giannini, since June i,
1916.
Belgrano, member Of the
board, has been associated with
the corporation since 1928.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26
Southeastern PEA
Tourney Set Today

ATLANTA u Thirty club pro-
sssionals, including four who made
the grade last year, tee off today
. determine the six Southeastern
representatives to the national
PGA golf championship at Biz
@ingEam, Mich.
Last years quaIifiers back FOR
another try are Elmer Reed 81
Atlanta; Bob Hayes of Macon, ca:
Harold Williams Of Tuscaloosa.
Ala. and Jimmy Lentz Of Bra.
Denton Fla.
The field, which win play s6
holes, includes golfers from Ala
Aama, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana.
Mississippi, and Tennessee.
Leo Beckman of Savannah was
elevated to the presidency Of the
Southeastern PGA at i meeting
last might. His old post Of secre-
tary.treasurer went to Bill Han of
Atlanta. Becknan win serve the
anexpired term Of Johnny Coch-
ran, who has moved from Green.
wood, Miss, 10 Denver, Colo.
which Is IN another PGA section.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26

Observations talEsn q City 0fSlcs
Key West, Fla, May Is, 1858
500 An. EST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26
The


Key West and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and hot today thru Wednes-
day. Isolated showers or thunder
showers IN area. Gentle To moder-
ate variable winds, fresh In and
near shower area.
Florida Fair and continued hot
thru Wednesday.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf Of Mexico:
Gentle to moderate variable winds
thru Wednesday except moderate
east to southeast winds over ex-
IRENE south portion. Clear to
partly cloudy weather except is0-
lated light showers in extreme
south portion Of the Florida
Straits.
Western Caribbean: Gentle To
moderate easterIy winds thru
allie winds over south portion.
Cloudy with showers In north por-
Wednesday except moderate vari-
ton and partly cloudy with widely
scattered showers il south portion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26
ENBEZZLEMENT

Continued From Page onel
citizens and city officials, who are
apparently losing what sympathy
they had for the woman at 1 meet
ing held last Friday during which
the woman made 1 fearful plea
for mercy are reported to BE uru.
ing action to protect the city.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26

Rslaaive Humidity i s.oo M.
74ss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26

BarcrneaeR tsea Levoll 500 An.
1927 ms. 1O14.S mbs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26
COLLISION REFIJsEs

CONTINUED From Page Onel
stalled the attempt to Gust him by
moving into q local hotel.
Later, d charge that he was 4
peeping tom was brought but King
managed to laugh that one off.
Most recent difficulty has been
! clash with city finance director
Charles Roberts on matter Of city
policy.
Both King and Roberts today, is
sued dat mo comments ii ans.
wer to questioning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26
Legion Post 20
To Meet Tx 81.

a regular meosing 81 Arthur
Sawyer posf M. n American
Lesion. win he hsld on Nladnes.
day evenins q Z >. n. d -
Pest Hens o. Sleek islsn &
MAS snnoUneed today.
4 FepcFs - ilta State cenvsn-
Hon held II orIsndo durins sIae
pals Weekend Win - slvsn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26

alleges cruelty. The actress asked
for approval Of 4 property settle
ment reached out Of court. Miss
Lynn, under the name of Dolly
Loehr, got into pictures as q pian-
ist when she was only Is In 1914.
She and Lindsay, 81, were mar
ried ID 1913 and separated last Jan.
$. They have no children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26
Fliers To Meet

The Florida Keys Flying Club Is
holding i meeting On !. Aerology,'
1t the EIks Club Annex. tonight Il
5 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26
ACTRESS FILES SUIT

sANTA MONICA, cali. Il
Suit for divorce has been filed 81
Actress Diana Lynn against John
G. Lindsay, architect.
The complaint. filed yesterday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26

for 4 ride. We don't want Florida
To get the reputation Chicago had
as 1 haven for gangsters. z
The proposed law would expire
Eby It's own terms June so, 1856.
Murray said this meant the Leg
islature would have 4 chance next
session to decide whether Il had
worked out well.
TALLAHASSEE The Senate
today decided II would waste no
time ii the dying days Of the
session just 50 some senators could
get on record for some q bis
constituents.
On motion Of Rule Chairman
King, they adopted 4 special rule
that no Senate bills shall be con-
sidered during the remainder Of
the session IL 4 companion biz has
been defeated III the House 81
killed BY i House COMMITTEES.
'sThe Rules Committee realizes
some Of the senator's have bills
they would like 70 pass Tor the
record even though companion
measures have been killed on The
House. But o. 1 practical matter,
we do not think the Senate's time
should be wasted st this stage for
home consumption, 2 King said.
The Senate also agreed % hold
two-hOur night sessions Wednesday
and Friday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-26

Nine out az 10 people killed ii
bicycle accidents ID the United
States are males.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
An Unsolved Problem

small half-inch water line has proved to be made
quate the Tabor City Negro Schools Last week. Sup
erntenden j. D. Prdgen faced with the problem of
extremely low water pressure at the school, The
low permit the of drinking fountains
flushing of single commode. For entire week
the hafnch line failed to its purpose 1t
ton While solution is being sought the condition
mains unremedied.
An immediate conclusion results in placing the blame
the for failing to provide the service
which would the installation four
inch water line; however, it is not simply matter Of
having the town initiate and though such extern
sive project The is financially unable to remedy
problem that such problems should fall into
the hands of the county and state officials The school
institution deserves consideration and action from
proper authorities when such considered
small sum when compared the high of many other
educational projects initiated throughout the state each
year.
County and officials could combine efforts to
alleviate the failure and that of installing
plumbing in the old grammar school At the there
facilities in the old building-outside prvies are
the only facilities provided for the children in that build
ing The prives eyesores to the community we'll
being a ridiculous sight for all to behold.
If the proper authorities realize the hardShps created
by the inadequate facilities at the Tabor City Negro
is problem which will require immediate action not only
safeguard the health of the student but to make educa
tional progress reality.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
plain TALK
By "Al" Harrison

badly in need of shoes. Unfortun-
ately there is no school bus at
Pawleys Island and the kids have
to walk to school-Some walk four
or five miles.
Perhaps the plea escaped you
because you have never realized
the comfort of a pair Of shoes
most likely, you have always had
them! AT any rate, if you don't
think kids need shoes during the
winter-juSt slip yours off the
next time the weather gets real
cold and trot around outside for
few minutes. Betcha' you won't
take them for granted after the
experiment and I'll also bet you
that you will gather up the old
shoes around the house you'll
never wear them anyway and do
nate them to the worthy cause
Course, this doesn't apply to
everyone-onem man was thought
full enough to bring several pairs
of shoes by the office. I don't
know his name but it's for certain
that he would get the orchid OF
the week if there were any orchids
to be given.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
.Ba2G113

Veterans who want to learn
whether the courses they wish to
take under the Korean CT Bill
have been Statc-approved may get
this information from their near
est Veterans Administration Reg
ional Office, VA said.
In urging veterans to seek such
information from their VA Reg
ional Office, and not from VA
headquarters in Washington, VA
explained that each Regional Of
flee maintains an up-to-date re-
cord of courses approved by the
State for Korean veterans. This
information is not kept in Wash
lnSton. 1t couldn't be, VA added.
since changes occur constantly.
and II never could be completely
current.
VA also suggested that veterans
do not ask their Regional Offices
for complete lists of approved
courses in all fields. Instead. a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
From The Files
December 6, 1916

Harrelson's Pharmacy, Tabor
City drug store in the heart of the
business district was robbed of
500 last night Thursday be-
tween the hour of eight and ten
o'clock. James Jordan, %. is charg-
ed with the robbery and is being
held in the county Jail.
A campaign to raise funds to
fence the local athletic field and
install lights was launched yester-
day by the Tabor City Civilian
Club.
The Tabor City Tribune in CO.
operation with the Tabor City
Merchants Association, Inc. is
sponsoring a five minutes news
broadcast over station WENC,
Whitevillc, every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at IL noon.
Two fires during the past week
have kept the local Fire Depart
ment on the run despite the fact
that both blazes took place out
side the city limits.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
EVERY VETERAN
SHOULD KNOW ..

about JOB RIGHTS
A nondisabled veteran must APP
ply within 80 days after dis
charge for restoration in his job
held prior to entry upon military
service; hospitalized veterans
have year longer to apply.
about TWO TIME VETER-
ANS
Dual service veterans are eligi-
BILE for the maximu moi 40 CAL
endar months, less previous War
II time in educational training
provided the Korea CT Bill en-
titlement does not exceed sc
months.
about PUBLIC LAW l6
A World War II disabled veter-
an can still take a vocational
training course under Public
Law l6, but he must complete
his course by the end of the
Public Laws l6 program. or
July 25. 1856.
For further information Cc"taC'
County Veterans Service Office
in Court House.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09
Methodist Hold
Fellowship Supper

The Saint Paul Methodist Church
held the annual Fellowship Supper
Tuesday evening in the church
recreational department under the
sponsorship of the Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service.
Fall flowers were used in the
decorations for the supper and
white covers overlaid the buffet
tables. Red tapcrs thanked in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09

veteran should have a fairly good
idea of the type of training he
wants, when he contacts the VA
for information On CT approved
courses. This way, VA easily can
furnish him with names of schools
offering courses in his chosen field,
SO that he can decide where to
train.
II the veteran isn't sure what
kind of training to take, he may
avail himself of VAS vocational
counseling. Through tests and in
terviews, the counseling process
enables him to understand his
capabilities and aptitudes, so that
he's in a much better position to
make wise choice.
The VA Regional Office for
North Carolina is located in Win
ston-Salem. The Regional Office
for Virginia is in Roanoke. That
for West Virginia is in Hunting
ton.
Q-The VA has just awarded
me disability compensation for an
ailment l incurred in service. Can
l count on receiving compensation
checks, for the same amount, each
month for the rest of my life?
A-Not necessarily. Your COM
pensation payments may be sub
ject to change, depending on your
physical condition. II medical evil
dence shows your disability is
improved, payments may be re-
duced or even stopped; or, if il
shows the disability is worse, pay
ments may be increased.
| Q-I'm teacher and a World
War ii veteran. I've been spend
ing my summers going to school
under the CT Bill. This coming
summer 1 wonder if l could take
a course to get credits I need in
order to renew my teaching certi-
| ficate.
A-No, you could not. Summer
time CT training by teachers may
not be taken just to renew a certi-
ficate or keep it in force. But il
may be taken if it will lead to ;
higher or more advanced certifi-
cate than the one you now have
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09

|. See that the children or younc
2cople in these groups are made
ware Of the true meaning of
ERlSTmas by telling the story
the first CHRISTmas and what
: meant 10 the world.
Now that you have read them
mink about them for a few min
ties and ask yourself this question
What can | do to help right her,
IN Tabor City," Anything YOU
exert the effort to accomplish viii
60 long way in carrying out the
theme Put CHRIST back into
CHRISTmas."
Two weeks ago an article ap-
peared in the Tribune asking pco-
pie to donate old shoes in order
mat some unfortunate school child
t Paw!eys Island would have
shoes to wear this winter. 1t was
plea originating in Myrtle Beach
N1en a retired minister visited
IdWleES Island and saw the stu
'cn'> a. = Ncg.o school who were
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09

Six inches of clean. dry litter
on the poultry house floor insures
healthier chickens.
The late fall cabbage crop in
North Carolina. South Carolina
and Virginia is expected to total
23,70O tons.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09

fiames were arranged on the table
with a huge center piece of fruit.
Following the supper a movie
him on the theme "The Spirit of
Christmas" was shown.
About $50 were in attendance.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-12-09

Parades, glowing lights, songs
and the incessant commercials are
beginning to announce the rapid
approach of Christmas. We find
ourselves growing accustomed to
the glitter that is now associated
with the celebration of December
25-at the same time we find our
selves so busy worrying about
Gifts. who to send Christmas cards
TO. and what we will do for money
TO see us through the Christmas
spirit that we tend to forget the
true meaning of the word Christ
mas.
This past week, Rev. Paul
Carruth, pastor of the Methodist
Church. emphasized the theme
PUT Christ back into Christmas"
He mentioned several ways in
which the individual could help
carry out this theme.
If you feel that Christmas is
becoming too commercialiZed and
the true meaning is secondary then
you will benefit from the list of
activities suggested by Rev. Car
ruth. Look them over and do
something to actively support the
idea within your own family, circle
Of friends and business contacts.
AS AN INDIVIDUAL:
/. Display a CHRISTMAS Crib
inside your home or outdoors.
2. Make a CHRISTmas Crib as
family project.
8. Urge your friends to use sim
liar displays.
4. Tell the story Of the CHRIST
child to your children so they will
understand the true meaning of
CHRISITmas.
5. Attend CHRISTmaS church
service.
6. Select CHRISTmaS cards with
| spiritual significance
As A MEMBER OF A CLUB.
ASSOCIATION OR CHURCH
Group:
|. Help organize the member
hips observance of a CHRISTmaS
season to reflect the Holy spirit
Of the occasion.
2. Initiate some specific CHRIST
mas program.
AS A BUSINESS OF PROFESS
SIGNAL PERSON:
l. Put CHRISTMAS crib scene
in your display window, reception
rooms, or outside your plant OF
| place OF business.
AS AN EDUCATOR, OR LEAD.
Err OF YOUTH GROUPS
SCOUTING. BOYS CLUBS,
ETC.,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
Lang To Address
Motel Association

City Manager Victor Lang win
address the regular meeting Of the
Key West Motor Court Association
Monday, November End, at Ben
ny's Cafeteria, it was announced
today by Melvin Levitt, president
Of the organization.
Lang viii discuss measures the
motel industry. and the city can
take to promote the tourist bust
ness here.
Levitt issued an invitation to all
motel owners and operators to at
tend the luncheon meeting. The
local organization is q chapter, Of
the Florida Motor Court Associa.
ton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23

what it was. / viii serve you in
the same unselfish manner and
without any personal regard to my
self want you to know that / am
lust your public servant, ready and
willing to help you and my native
City always.
.sYou have some very fine men
running in the election, judge them
well and then exercise the wonder
full right we have In these great
United States, VOTE for the man
whom you feel well qualified to
serve your City best.
'I have no axe TO grind with any
one. You are the judges in this
Election. 50 let each man stand
ON his own merit and am sure
that the rest of my colleagues feel
the same as / do. What you. the
people decide is good enough for
us. with no hard feelings towards
each other, as in this great coun-
try Of ours, we must always stand
united at all times, ready TO de-
fend our Freedom and Democracy
and with Gods help may this great
privilege never perish from this
earth.
Your kind consideration win be
greatly appreciated. "-lPd- Pol
Adv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-23
Mayor Harvey
,TalksOn Water
Bond Issue
Rotarians Hear
Alternate Plan
To One Presented
By Ernest Ramsey

In an address to a luncheon
meeting Of Key West Rotary Club
Thursday, Mayor &C B. Harvey
discussed the s14.0o0.000 water
bond issue now before the voters
|pf this area.
His speech, which presented the
alternate plan to that presented
|by Ernest A. Ramsey Of the Key
Aqueduct Commission at the pre-.
|yious weeks Rotary gathering,
stressed the importance Of meet
ing water requirements through a
pipeline to be constructed in "easy
stages"
Advantages of this method, said
Harvey, were economy and taking
care of water needs without saddl-
ing landowners with the unlimited
ad valorem property tax which
has been required by private fin.
anciers to protect their investment
In the plpeIne.
Using q chart compiled from
data obtained from the report Of
the Aqueduct Commission engi.
|neers, the mayor illustrated the
problem confronting the Keys
He showed, by comparing the pop.
ulation curve with curve repre-
senting water availability, that the
aqueduct need be extended only
as far as Marathon. with the fin.
ancing of the project taken care
of on what he termed the "easy
payment plan" He stated that
this method Of supplying water
would be not only adequate, but
would be at considerably lower
cost than the $4,000, 900 proposal.
The need Of water for the Keys
was recognized both by Mayor
Harvey and Ernest Ramsey. The
difference being only in the plans
presented to obtain the water,
Both men drew their hgures IRON
the same report given by the Ke,
lAqueduct engineers, who outlined
both plans in their study.
Ramsey advocates the desirable
ity Of building the pipeline all a
one time down the entire lengtl
of the Keys. which would requirS
a II million dollar loan from pri
vate capital and invoIve the pledes
of Key West property through thu
unlimited ad valorem tax.
Harvey's plan is to let the pipe
line pay for itself by limiting tn.
initial outlay by building the lin,
in steps, not starting an additions
section until need is indicated
This would enable each section
constructed to be paid for befor'
the next one was undertaken. This
Continued On Page Ten)