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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
Crawfishermen Fined
In Criminal Court
CratUfish Tails
Under Sir Inches
Illegal, According
To State L0iCs

Criminal Court Judge Thomas
Caro- today levied light fines on
four men convicted Of taking under.
sixed crawfish off the Keys.
One Of the men. . commercial
fisherman, Henry w. Marshall,
was fined $50 for having Is pounds
Of undersized erawfIsh tails In his
possession. He also had q stone
crab under the legal four inch sired
claw and out Of season. His 80 day
sentence vas deferred on the latter
charge.
Msrshsli. vine eevld have beer
eiven Q maximum fsne 81 $50
aad slx snenshs IN Isll. ives treat
81 IsalsHily ~ ne ssurs because
~ eenfvslem en- eve rev eFswtish
lsw. ard hsesvss Ne 10 . werklna
man aeeeEdlnu 10 lhs Court.
Marshall and bis partners had
caught 100 pounds of fish on The
day Of his arrest. OF these only rs
pounds consisted Of the understood
erawfisA. The Judge and John Cas-.
tel, State Conservation agent
stressed that the new law sets not
. poundage minimum on erawfish
but q minimum on the length Of
the tail. Any tan under sir inches
h Illegal. This new Law was devised
because 50 many Of the erawfIsher-
men head their crawfish before
weighing them, making p0undage
minimum difficult 10 ascertain.
Three other men were fined so
each Cor possessing II undersized
erawllsh that they took cut az the
can ~ . commercial fisherman.
Affsrnsv Ped Sawyer FepTe-
sepsed them pisadins guilty 10
~ charge. 1ahm casisll end state
censeT~siiea Agent lee ksishs
wssehed NE men fhFeUsh field
glasses ard arrested their when
frey came en 10 she beach with
thsir Illegal qgesVy. al three
were fFem Aalsmal. Thsir Names
ere Themss Miishsll. J. n. Flew.
eFs end Judge n. Adkims.
"lf fines do not achieve our pur-
pose on enforcing the new Law. we
shall have % send offenders %
iail," Judge Caro- said eternly.
Other eases coming up IN guilty
plea session this morning were
traffic offenses.
c. ". Brammer had his license
revoked on q conviction Of driving
while intoxicated. He was fined
so and costs.
y. A. Brandoff was fined SIS with
cut costs for doing 70 miles per
hour al night
Fred ualande and Claude Hol.
land were sentenced 10 90 days In
the county jail or SIS and costs
each for trespasslng On the proper
~ OF Thompson Enterprises. The
two men. both shrimperx, said they
bad merely gone 10 sleep In the
back Of the eompany's building.
Deputy SerEe Hernandez said that
they were drinking and that they
had been warned about sleeping
there.
Lee Spencer. convicted on char
ges Of driving while intoxicated had
bis license revoked.
Harold Temple Was fined SIS for
being drunk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03

uianeu the D0nu.
However. the state presented .
mass of evidence that Hamlin
deemed sufficient 10 hold the for
mer. bookkeeper Cor trial. Original
~ be faced fife charges. but the
mother Of one of the alleged vie.
cms did NOT appear ~ yesterdays
hearing and the charge. q misds-
meanor, was dropped.
when schliniz was arralgned yes
serday. be quickly pleaded mot
guilty" and conducted his own de.
Tense. County Solicitor Allen B.
cieare. Jr.. brought five young
girls and 9 hoy 10 the stand %
testify II an incident which occur
red Saturday. AneSst ~. when the
descendant allegedly lured the chIl.
dren Into his apartment with pro.
misses a. money and camdy.
The children I'll ted ne sane
sieFY 81 eaeh helns nlven . Guar.
iefs wum amd aell drinks M 20.
puFn fsr ssbmliflns - 10 msH'a
a6vensea. ltewwvgE, csc Iliisa
Ell sd lhai ahs I'D nee % aliens
wilh hls preposlilan end yes me-
rewarded e. we're ne eihsrs.
In addition 10 the Saturday after.
noon Incident. . little glFl told of1
trip 10 the Post Office with Sch.
lintz. end = little boy said that he
was taken 10 the site az The drive.
IN theater On stock Island. Both
told ~ indecent sets which occar-
rcd At that time.
The hearing progressed rapidly
with the state asking few questions
since The stories az The children
matched almost perfectly.
when Schlintr took advantage Of
his riGht 90 croxs-examine one Of
The little girls who testified against
him, she was reduced 10 an Oh.
viously terrified. fearful state. Fin.
ally. after q frulllesS pause 10 a..
low the giri 10 regain her eompo-
sure, Hamlin ordered that az ques.
tons be directed through him.
Schlintx repeatedly denied the
evidence against him. saying that
something IL funny here and I
|don'l know what Il L." Ito limited
II one point that he vas being
framed"
"But don't knOw Why" he de-
elared.
However. the defendant, clad IN
. natly sports shilt. did admit that
the children were IN his home az
the time the assaults allegedly took
place. lie claimed that they came
20 his home unlimited. but said
That nothing cut Of the ordinary
happened.
He also admitted that ne had
taken the two children on trips 70
The post office and the thealer, but
declared that the only time he
touched them was when they al.
lContinued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03

DENVER W-Mnfap d. Hay.
man. Is. sued bis wife for divorce
here and asked for SO q
meath SUPPORT ani custody ol their
. tie chndren.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
State Official
viii Visit Elks

John nosssco 81 Coral Gables.
vice president of the florida stata
EIka Association South, VIII pay
an official visit 30 the Key West
Elks Ledge No. 5sl tonight.
Eosasco VIII be accompanied ~
. larRn delegation 81 Eiks from
Coral Gables and Miami Lodges.
A class of six via be initiated
By officers u The Key West Ledge.
Proposed changes IN the opera
ton ~ the Ems Club are also
achedaled for diseusslon at ionight's
meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
vOTzARD TOPOsT

PARIS, R-The Preach eahinea
named Pierre voiEsrd. 81. q
longtime eivll servant, a. new
resident general in he North AZ.
riean protectorate of Tunisia.
VoiEard replaces Jean De Haute-
cloque. who. q cahinst spokesman
said. yin som be named % an
important diplomatic post.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
Scbl5ntz Bound Oper For 7rmlM
Cy1minaICom On Morals CHARGES
Sir Children Testify OF Le'Cd
Advances By apartment Manager

Paul ~Curley" Schllntz. "a 1927 End Avenue. was
ordered bound over for trial In Criminal Court four
charges Of moesng children after preliminary hear
M before Justice Of the Peace Roy Hamn Wednesday
schllntz however, fatty denied guilt on the charges
protesting that the events described BY six children rang
ing age from four 10 nine years. never happened.
lie was released shortly after noon today when S.
600 bond was posted for bis appearance in Criminal
Court for trial. The Pan American Surety Company fur
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03

sources.
Admiral Duke Is now command.
ing officer Of Cruiser Division
Five In the Pacific. while Berry
is attached 10 the Judge Advo-
cate Generals office in Washing
ton.
A Yep PsniageA official ssld
fhss when ths investigated inao
tire slleuedly ''lewd snd laselvl.
eUa" shew ives started. . feTmaI
Naval Beard 81 lnqviry sheVld
have hssn eenvensd isnmediaislr.
lnsiesd. Duke snd Berry Fspors.
sdly used ''old-sashlenad'' psllee
measures In an effort % ssln
eenssssloms sEom thoss involved.
According 30 the testimony,
az least one enlisted man and
an officer were held lncommuni.
cado In the early stages Il the In
vestigation. one II them. Chief
Leroy d. LawleF, was thrown into
q dark cell Al the Naval station
brig.
IT, Commander Berry allegedly
went there 81 least once and gloat.
sd over him because Of his posi-.
ton. Both Lawler and bis wife
were reported % hSve haen ins
Inundated with weird stories frnm
Duke end Berry that ~tbeir lives
were In danger"
Admlrsl Duke hes beer queasd
e. telllnw ire chinf shat fhs
Fsasoa he wss plaesd n ne hria
was heeawss ere might aaf :
henah ihseugh Ne win8sw.~
Other complaints o. ire conduct
o. the Investigation Of the stag
show range from the report thsi
all involved In the case had 10 get
permission from Commander Berry
before they could leave the Naval
Station 20 The fact that Seaman
Victor II. Cramer. originally
charged In the case. was given a
iob in Berry'S office the day after
he was cleared of charges By Ad-
mirai Duke and be turned states
witness. "
Chief Lswier was convicted Oh
only one Of five charges in a Gen.
eral Court Martial. and fined $3.50.
After q long series Of postpone
ments. II. Commander Gerry Ne.
Daniels trial was cancelled ard
be was given q reprimand and
forfeiture Of half a months pap
for his part In The staging II The
show.
Four enlisted men were convict
cd and given sentences ranging
from light fines 20 one-year iaii
terms and bad conduct discharges.
Later, IA was reported that
pardonS would be given 10 al en-
listed men involved. However.
Navy officials here said today that
they had no word a. any such
move. Several II the enlisted men
involved have Indicated that they
win take action 20 recover fines
they have paid. II the report is
true.
The stag show. aIiegedly a. tha
participation type. caused q scan
dal which reached ell the way %
after q local Navy
chaplain protested is staging.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
Nation MOurnS
Passing OF
Wainwright
Hero OF Bataan,
CorregidOr Dies
On Anniversary
OF Jap Surrender

SAN ANTONIO. Tex. n - The
nation mourned one Of lis greatest
World War II heroes today as
plans went ahead for the funeral
Of Gen. Jonathan NJ. Wainwright.
The gaunt. 70-year-old VAIN
wright died In Brooke Army Hos
pital here yesterday. Doctors said
rough treatment he received as
q prisoner Of the japanese eousri.
buted 10 his death.
Today. civilian and soldier pri-
waite and general paid tribute 10
skinny" Wainwright. the logged
general whose stubborn defense Of
Corregidor fortress upset the Japa,
nese war timetable In the Pacific
while . stunned United States gath
cred It's forces for a long conflict.
In Washington. Gen. Matthew b.
Rldgway. Army chief Of staff. said
sGhe nation has lost enc Of It's
great soldiers" He describes
Wainwright Is "a man who exem-
pllfied throughout more than 90
years Of active military duty the
best traditions OF The service"
Roger N. Kyes, acting sacre.
lary of defense, said he knew az
no MAN who arrlfIcedl himself
more IN the interest and welfare
|of bis command. ms exemplary
conduct h. the face of lnsurmount-
able odds made him unique in that
small group Of great field com.
manders."
Gen. George C. Marshall, former
Army chief Of staff and defense
secretary, said he regarded VAIN
wright. In particular. and his men
IN The Philippines a. ''typifyng
the sacrifice resulting from the
indifference Of our people 90 the
military necessities of the time. -
Wainwright died on. the eighth
anniversary Of has greatest glory.
That was when-after more than
three years as q captive Of the
Japanese-he stepped out beside
General Douglas Macarthur, whom
he had relieved In the Philippines.
and took the japanese surrender
that ended the war. Later he re.
turned 70 the Philippines 10 accept
The surrender Of Gen. Tomoyuki
Yamashita.
Today at The Fort Sam Houston
chapel here. MAJ. Gen. Hayden
l. Boatner, acting commanding
general Of the Fourth Army. and
Fourth Army staff members win
pay their respects 90 the cid sol.
der IN special services.
Other services win be held II
10 .. m. Saturday followed BY a
military procession which win es-
eort the body out II tha military
reservation.
The body win lie IN state In the
nations Capitol for q short time
before graveside services at AT.
iingtoa National Cemetery, either
sunday or Monday.
The general WIN Be buried in
the plot at Arlington where his
father. the late MAJ Robert VAIN
wright. and his fasherinlaw and
mother-inlaw. the late MAJ and
MFs. Dwight z. Holley. are buried.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
Hurricane Carol
Reaches lbs MPH
Wind Velocity

SAN JUAN, Puerto Ricos--Ad-
visory No. G, Hurricane Carol. II
am. EST, Sept. 3. 1883:
Lower hurricane warnings on
Islands az Antigua and Barbuda.
Lower northwest storm warnings
on Cuadeloupe.
Reports from fhs rsconnais-
sanee aircraft this moEning
show that the couxss of tho
hurricane Carol during the pest
~ hours has been mare noEfh-
westerly than prsviousiY indi-
Gated.
AZ II am. .ie00Z. its center
Is located at approximately ls.7
degrees North. latitude. and ss.e
degrees West Longitude. or about
14o miles northeast Of Antigua.
British West Indies.
Il Is moving northwestward At
a speed Of ~ miles per hour.
HIGHEST Winds are estimated
30 be lbs miles psr heur Iust
north Of the center.
Hurricane winds probably ex-
tend outward 90 miles 20 the
north and 30 90 20 miles south
with sale winds ITO miles % the
north and east and 90 miles ID
the south and west Of the cen.
Ger.
The hurricane h expected d
continue moving northwestward
during the next "a hours but az q
slightly slower speed. II viii con.
TIME 10 increase In size and IN.
tenxity.
shipping In ire pafh 81 this
hurricane should observe eli
pessibla preeauftona.
The next advisory on this hur-
ricane viii be issued BY Miami.
STALT-ARD.
San Juan
Weather Bureau.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-03
Admiral Duke, Cmdr. Berry To Get Reptiz1ands
Navy Secretary Scores Stag
Show Investigation Methods
By yTM coBB

Secretary Of the Navy Robert A. Anderson has indi-
Gated that he viii issue reprmands TO Rear Admiral Ir-
ing T. Duke former commanding officer Of the Key West
Naval Base and It. Commander Benjamin Berry former
Station legal officer for their mshandng of the invest
cation into Charity Carnival sponsored stag show here
In February. il was learned today from Washington
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-28
The Saint OF The Week

ITS &1utt ~ INV WYNN
When a juvenile delinquent be-
comes a saint ii is news; when he
becomes one of the greatest saints
of all, il shows just how much
potential was developed by the
grace of God. That, in brief. is the
story of ST. Augustine. His mother
became a saint praying for his
conversion. st. Monica didn't rest
until the great possibilities she
saw In Augustine were given a
chance TO develop for good through
the grace of Almighty God. Pray
TO Augustine that you will get to
realize your great worth.
Dissipation
People don't die from overwork,
but from oyer-indulgence.
Over And Over Again
Anyone who is old enough TO
remember and think knows how
strong habit becomes. The one
strange thing about habit is that
good habits can be dropped much
easier than bad ones. With that in
mind, be sure 10 hold fast to the
good habits you have formed.
Morning and night prayers fall into
that category. Be sure to say them
daily and every day. for person
who prayS cannot get very far away
from God.
Flying corks From The Pop House
"They gave me the old brush
off: Don't call US, we1l call you, ;"
News From Hollywood
This past week | got file of
letters from the Motion Picture
Association Of America Inc better
known as the Breen Office. II
seems that the caution ! expressed
few weeks ago was interpreted
by them as greater threat to the
industry than 3D.. AT the time |
warned you to stav away from bad
movies, and the Office hurried to
inform me that top-bracket movie
men are solidly behind the Code.
These men support the Code at
considerable sacrifice states the
letter. They know of no policy
by responsible people in Holly
wood for making indecent pictures.
Well, | am glad TO hear all this,
but il is all very materialistic.
The considerable sacrifice" means
financial sacrifice, not moral
sacrifice, and movie men have to
face the judgement of God and !
would love to see all of them
save their souls. | would like TO
see everyone in the movie field.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-28
Twenty Million
Circulation For
Catholic Press

NEW YORK - NC) - The
Catholic Press in the United
States and Canada now counts
a total circulation of nearly 20
million, according to figures in
the new Catholic Press Direc-
tory.
The Directory, published by
the Catholic Press Association
with headquarters here, shows a
total circulation of 19,765,809
for 572 Catholic newspapers and
magazines in the two countries.
The total newspaper circulation
is listed as 3,788, CAT and the
magazine figure is 15,976,862.
Thus, magazines alone now sur
pass in circulation the $780,
684 figure given in last years
directory for the entire Cath
olic press.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-28
Time You, OF Life
OF
Your
BY FATHER GABRIEL HAFFoRD

even the ushers, have a chance to
see beautiful and uplifting enter
tainment that would prepare them
for the beauties of the Beatific
Vision, The Legion of Decency
Lists have many unobjectionable
pictures listed week by week. Any
high school person who wants 10
be. daring and see pictures that
aren't recommended are thwarting
the work of the tons of persons
who are trying to give them pro
per guidance. So don't stay away
from good movies or the good peo-
pie OF the movies industr, will
have to get jobs working for the
evil souls who are behind the
sketching of those turbulent movie
adds that appear in the press and
lobbies.
Touchdown Passes, Eh?
I'D be amazed if Notre Dame
makes single first down in ten
games" says Frank Leahy.
Friends
The other day | saw girl beat
the dog out of poor little pup
whom she dragged into a drug
store. | felt sorry for the pooch,
for he was not having the least
bit of fun with the magazines she
was freely reading. | would
mention the type stuff she was
reading but I'd get another letter
from you know where. 1t is too
bad that a boy or girl publicly
shows the world what kind of
small character he or she is by
beating a pup who is Ieashed and
cannot run away.
Could Be
Some little children's reputation
for gentleness is based on the alb
sence of premeditation.
Something, Then
Years ago beauty was at least
skin deep.
Great Work
II you happen to get your hands
on that wonderful little mission
magazine "Maryknoll'', September
issue. be sure TO read Lick The
Jungle" by Bishop Thomas J,
Danehy. 1t makes wonderful read.
ing. and it gives you an idea of
how interesting mission work can
be. | can see a couple dozen mis-
sion vocations coming from that
story.
Quick Work
Success lasts Just for a moment,
that moment YOU complete sue,
cesSful job. From that time on,
YOU have to keep right on deliver
ing.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-28

be questioned. The decision at.
tempts to disqualify the action of
the State Legislature, the Governor
and the vote of the people in the
last election.
"We are pleased to hear that
the decision will be appealed to
the Supreme Court of the State
by the District Attorney of Ala
media County.
''All of the elements of approval
seem to have been contained in the
referendum which was submitted
to the vote of the people last fall.
The issue was clearly understood
by the people. Almost half mil.
lion voters, with knowledge and
forethought, registered their opin-
ion upon the question which was
intelIigently and completely sub
mitted. A split decision, rendered
without a written opinion in Ala
media County, now attempts to void
the will of the people and the
legislature in whom the power of
legislation resides and this on an
apparent questioned technicality.
Confusion is further present be.
cause schools for those of college
level are exempted. The action of
the legislature and the people in
the recent referendum was to cor
rect this injustice and give to the
elementary and secondary schools
the same exemption and TO make
them share equally with higher
education.
But this effort TO equalize and
correct the prolonged injustice
against the less favored is now
looked upon as unconstitutional by
the court of Alameda County. Con
tradiction as well as discrimination
seems apparent-at least to the
practical mind. This decision as
rendered affects only the non-prof-
it schools in Alameda County. IT
affects those which are conducted
by the Protestant groups, by the
Catholic groups or by private indi-
viduals, but only in Alameda Coun-
ty."
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-28
.Upholds Faith
By Resigning
High Position

BELO HORIZONTE, Minas
GeraiS, Brazil - (NC) - DR..
Antonio Vasconcelos, majority
leader of the Minas Gerais
Legislative Assembly, resigned
his leadership rather than ap-
prove government subsidy
for a Spiritualist congress.
DR.. Vasconcelos' action came
shortly after Bishop Gerard de
Proenca Sigaud of Jacarezinho had
issued a statement warning that
spiritualism, or spiritism, was
speading like plague over all
Brazil"
(Spiritualism is practice where
by people endeavor to communi-
cate with the souls of the dead or
other spirits. II involves supersti-
ton and Catholics are forbidden to
take part in IT'D
Explaining his reason for relin-
gushing his majority leadership,
DR.. VaSconcelos declared that Ito
divide spiritually the nation is anti
patriotic. He branded spiritism
as denying and opposing funda-
mental dogmas of the Catholic re-
ligion."
"A Catholic" the legislator add
ed, ''is not obliged to cooperate,
through his voting, in the dissem-
ination of doctrine which means
the destruction of his own religion
and that of nearly all Brizilians. I"
Meanwhile, DR.. E. Vilhena de
Moraes. director of the National
Archives, published an article in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-28

munity founded by Father Ed
ward G. Garesche, S. J. The Sons
of Mary will serve as medical mis-
Father Garsche recently an
nounced that the Daughters of
Mary, Health of the Sick, will be
the first Sisters to establish a re-
ligious foundation on Okinawa.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-28

LOS ANGELES - CNC) - In a
statement issued here on the Ala
media County Court ruling on
Proposition Three, Cardinal Nc
Intyre declared:
1.-The decision of the Superior
Court of Alameda County is con-
fusing. Confusing and upsetting.
first, because it affects Alameda
County alone and not the remand
er of the State; second, because it
upsetS the scales of justice as pro-
vided by the vote of the sovereign
people of California.
1T Is also confusing because ii
was split decision of three judg
es. Usually the law in these cir
cumstances requires a unanimous
opinion. Hence, its validity may
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-28
New Medical Order

FRAMINGHAM, Mass, NC
Archbishop Richard ]. Cushing of
Boston presided at the ceremony
of First Vows for the Sons of Mary,
Health of the Sick, at Sylvia Marie
here. The rite was the first of its
kind for the new religious COM
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-28

statement issued by His Enhance
James Francis Cardinal Mcintyre,
Archbishop of Los Angeles, who
pointed out that the ruling applies
merely to Alameda County alone
and not TO the rest of the State.
1t has been announced that the
decision will be appealed to the
California Supreme Court by the
District Attorney of Alameda
County.
In rendering their 2-to-1 deci-
sion, the three judges declined to
hand down a written opinion.
Californisns went to the polls
last November 4 and voted in ia
vor of Proposition Three, which
brought California in line with
the other At States of the nation
in recognizing the contribution of
private schools to the welfare of
the community by exempting
them from property taxes.
The suit in the Alameda County
Superior Court was instituted by
Alfred J. Lundberg, chairman of
the California Taxpayers Alliance.
1t asked that the provisions Of
Proposition Three be declared null
and void because they violated the
State Constitution as well as the
First Amendment of the US. Con-
stitution.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-08-28
INDIA HAS GIRLSTOWN

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leaders good Catholic mother OF strenath in missions
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