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Kodiak mirror., 1953-01-03
Gers hwirs Music At OgDheuET7

The music of George Gersh- win provides the melodic back ground for An American in Paris" which stars Gene Kelly and Leslie Caron. The musical may be seen tomorrow and Monday at the Orpheum Theatre.
 Oscar Levant has a promi- nent part in the picture. The story of An American in Paris is corny ',ut the superb piano playing of Levant and the dancing Of Kelly saves the day.
 Tuesday the picture is The Girl or. the Bridge. Wednesday Frances Langford stars in Purple Heart Diary.
 Jane Wyman and Kirk Douglas has the leading roles in The Glass Menagerie which is showing Thursday. The Friday and Saturday picture is Journey Into Light with Sterling Hayden and Viveca Lindofors.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-01-03

US. Deputy Marshal Burl Parret of Naknek delivered a woman prisoner to the Kodiak Federal Jail to serve sentence.
 Deputy Parret was accom- panied by Travelling Jail Mat ron Mrs. Parrett. They arrived via PIMA Tuesday and were held here until the
Kodiak mirror., 1953-01-03

The Cinema, Alaska Steam ship Company freighter, was expected at Women's Bay at Kodiak Naval Station Thurs day The liberty type vessel was scheduled to tie up at the city dock today.
 Meanwhile, the Garland, mailboat from Seward to the westward, was reported enroute from Seattle for Alaskan ports.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-01-03

The city's new $2O, Dc Caterpillar was in use this week with City Street Super intendent piloting the big yellow vehicle.
 The HystaWay cherry picker with a three eights yard bucket and the 125 Jaeger compressor are also here for use.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-01-03
weather cleared.

Ben Bolden was the success ful bidder for a house held by the Lars Haglund estate at a recent auction. Bolden bid $2,350 for the property. There were eight other bidders.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-01-03

MT. and Mrs. Mill Vokacek and children spent the Christ mas Holidays at Sid Ole's ranch. V. G. Ellis acted as Special U. s. Commissioner while the Vokaceks were away.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-01-03

Business houses organizations, and persons are notified that all display advertising must be in the office of the MIRROR by pm Tuesday to ap- pear in the follow re Saturdays paper.
 Classified advertisements will be received at the office or hy phone until Friday noon but must be paid for by 6 pm to appear in Saturdays paper.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-01-03
H osDitaE Tews

BIRTHS:
 To MT. and Mrs. Vernon Fannin, a daughter. Cynthia Anne, Dec. 21, 8 lbs 8 oz.
 To MT. and Mrs. Billy Joe Wiest, a son, James Oscar, Dec. 25, 2 lbs. 6 OF.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-01-03
k0dlak 1f1irror 5VezUs of o4merfca's Last 9ronffer

Published Every Saturday at Kodiak Alaska
 Yearly Subscription Rate $500 Entered m the Posto9ice at Kodiak Alaska as Second Glass matter under act of Congress of March B. 1878
 MIRROR PUBLISHING COMPANY Melton L. Crawford, Editor and Publisher
 Jeanne R. Crawford Associate Editor
 Candace Crawford Executive Editor
 MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use For republication of all dispatches credited to it or soc otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-04
2 To Die In State
Electric Chair

TALLAHASSEE - (IP) -
Electrocution during the week OF
July 6 was ordered by Gov. Nc
Carly Friday for two Negro
SlaverS of White men.
They are Orion Johnson. who
at the age of 16 stabbed Marion
County Sheriff Edward Porter.
Jr., with an ice pick, then shot
him with the officers own pis-
toll, and Jimmie Brown. who kill
ed a Jacksonville filling station
operator with hammer during
robbery.
Both Negroes were convicted
in 1851 and their convictions no
held by the State Supreme court.
The two death warrants issued
last Friday were the first Gov.
McCarty has signed since he
took office in January.
The exact day and hour for the
electrocutions will be set by the
Slperinterdent at Raiford The
state penitentiary. He usually
schedules executions for the first
day of the week set in the gov
ernor's death warrant.
Sheriff Porter had arrested
Johnson at the high school which
the bow attended for investiga-
ton in connection with his al
with a forged chek.
legged purchase of a dinner jacket
johnson was charged with get
ting an ice pick when the sheriff
sent him inside his home to oet
bhe jacket and stabbing the Off
Ger with it when re returned tt
Porter's car.
He claimed the sheriff had
struck him and threatened hin
and he killed in self-defense be-
cause he feared his life.
Brown was convicted for kill
ing John Blake Rogers by Strfk-
ing him in the head with a ham,
mer as the Jacksonville filling
station attendant slept. The Negro
had been employed at the filling
station.
He said he had gone to the sta
ton to borrow money, decided
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-04
SEC'Y HOBBY TO
SPEAK AT URBAN
LEAGUE CONFAB

Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, Sec
retarv Dept. of Health, Education
and Welfare, has accepted an in
vitation to deliver probably her
first major speech before a nation
al social work organization, when
she addresses the National Ur-
ban Leagues 43rd annual con-
ference in Philadelphia at the
9el'evue-Stratford Hotel on
Tuesday evening, September 8.
Secretary Hobby will discuss
the responsibility of government
and the role of Individual in meet
ing welfare needs.
For the first time in Is years,
the league will hold it's confer
ence in Philadelphia, Sept. ell.
Robert w. Bowling, president of
the City Investing Co., New
York, is the leagues president.
Mr.. Bowling reported that about
$50 persons, including social
workers, government officials,
business executives, trade union
representatives, community and
civic leaders, will attend the
meeting of this national inter-
racial social work agency.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-04

The southernmoSt aviation IA
cility was established at Dry Tor
tugas that year. The first catapuh
launching of plane from a YES
sci took place at Pensacola. ma
val Air photography was born in
Florida. The first international
airport was established at Key
West and the first scheduled arr
line service in this. country ran
between st. Petersburg and Tam
pa. Florida's contribution to avi-
alton, and that industry's assist
in the growth of Florida, could
fill book. One need only to look
about our state to see how closely
aviation and Florida have pro-
crossed together.
The Miami international Air
port, the "air hub of the Ameri-
cas-" and our nations busiest air
facility, is an existing monument
to this states contribution to the
so years of air progress. Certain
ly in this anniversary year our
industry and the part that Flori-
da has played in making this half
century the most momentous Of
history.
Sincerely yours,
BILL LANTAFF
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-04
A LETTER FROM
LANTAFF

The progress of Florida and
mankind has been geared to the
propeller pitch of aviation.
This year we are celebrating
the 50th anniversary of Power
ed Flight. This half century per-
iod is probably the most momen-
tous era in history. What has been
the parallel-progress of aviation
and Florida?
Florida has contributed many
firSts to the pages of history of
aviation. The first regulation in
the world which pertained to air
craft was drafted in Kissimmee,
Florida on July II, 1908. The first
wireless in an aircraft was in
stalled at Palm Beach in 1911.
One of the earliest airports was
established on what is now the
Miami Springs Golf course. The
first Marine Air Force was Gre
ated and trained at this field
during World War 1. During that
conflict Is percent of the Gov
eminent airfelds were located in
Florida. The Sunshine State was
the sole source of military pilots
Immediately after the war, with
Pensacola the first naval air sta
ton, known as the Annapolis of
the Air" and Carlstrom Field the
"West Point of the Air"
The annals of history reveal
many more first contributions to
aviation by Florida. The first
guided missile experiments were
conducted in our State in 1919.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-04

TAMPA, Fla. Interstate
Press) - A Negro undercover
agent of the State Beverage De-
partment, and referred to as
"stool-pigeon and police inform
er" by local white attorney, was
raked over the Goals here in a
justice of the Peace court last
Monday by Attorney John Berry.
Testifying in Justice of the
Peace Court of Judge Hendry in
moonshine case, Clifford Webb,
former Tampan, and late of Tai
lahasSee, from where he is en-
played by the beverage depart
ment in an admitted undercover
capacity, related in court that he
had purchased moonshine liquor
from two of Berry's clients. He
said during his testimony. that he
was a beverage department super
visor, but Berry called Webb "an
informer."
Berry added during the hearing
on behalf of his two clients ar
rested for the moonshine sales,
that Webb was a "cheat." Berry
used this language in reference to
Webb after he and Judge Hen
dry engaged in an alteration
over Berry's legal tactics in
questioning Webb as to his ca
pacity with the beverage depart
ment.
"To hear you defense lawyers
TALK" Hendry broke in, "anybody
we send out to enforce the law
is the scum of the earth just
because he's sent out as an I'M
'dercover agent.
eve never hear you say your
clients, when they sell moonshine
in violation of the state law to
enforce the law, is "a cheat but
an undercover agent, employed
by the state is rat, chiseler and
liar"
Berry replied to the Judge,
"they are your honor and added
that the undercover agents are
Cheats"
Despite Berry's protests, Hen
dry bound over Eli Parsons, and
Nancy Williams on charges of
possession of moonshine liquor and
selling unStamped liquor.
Webb, the beverage deparement
employee, testified to buying
mOonShine from the defendants,
but both denied making the sales.
Webb said he was supervisor
with the department and was on
monthly salary. He declined to
state who tipped him off to make
the shine purchases from the de-
PENDANTS on the grounds the in
formation was ''confidential" in
the department
Joe Carr, local beverage de-
partment agent, testified he in
structed Webb to make the pur-
chases. Webb is a graduate Of the
Florida A and M College, spent
his younger days here, and was
named to his present post by now
resigned Beverage Boss Sam
Davis, Tampa who quit under
fire last month.
Webb figured also very promi-
nently in the charges and the
subsequent ousting of DR.. Will
liam H. Gray, Jr. as president at
the Tallahassee college, and gave
~ the impression, never con-
>cF by anybody at Tallahassee,
u he was employed during all
of the Fuller Warren administra-
ton that he was employed by the
State Department Of Education,
with headquarters at the Florida
A and M College there, before
DR.. Gray resigned and left and
after DR.. George w. Gore, Jr. had
taken over the presidency from
the interim acting president Dean
H. Manning Efferson.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-07-04

to steal when he found Rogers
asleep, then struck him when he
stirred.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
The SIREN Of SILVER VALLEY
Sy PAU NAHlsuAAn

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

Wonunuec From Pass onal
sAining = maioFiy IL is, ueak
primaF1.
fAsFs wsrs usiy u vriteln ,o.ss
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

Ksy Vests first Unksd Community Chest eampalrn
starts tomorrow Tie Naya share IN the drive i already
underway The importance Of the campaign sannot Be-
oyeremphaslxad.
Our experience IN the DARK days of the dsnrenuion
taught that relief function q The Public welfare
Department Our voluntary ned Feather Agencies are
preventative ageneea They y 70 prevent private family
problems from becoming public problsms
Youth agencies help parents build strong, self r..
liant etzenA Vandalism, destrucllnn Of property and
general Feaponshlllly q young people can b min
imiAsd. u nee eliminated II We give the agencies deal.
ing with teenagers sufficient end proper tools.
These tools can only Gene from your contribution
added % that q thousands Of oshe As civilized CON-
muniy we eannot fau 70 support tie untsd Community
Chest campaign and IL member agencies 10 the fullest
extent q cur ability.
Through friendly and understanding c0unsalns
family aud ehnd care services have compiled remark
ably fins record IN mending broken homes. Where the
home structure hopeiessy damaged thar provide tenn
poFary or foster homes Tor the children.
Health services are both preventative and remedial
Oar Red Feather services the Coed Samaritan acting
ioF Al IL a. Our combined gifts assure us q better
ksy West today and tomorrow.
The United Planning feature Of The Community
Chest provides guarantee to people who give that their
money spent wisely and fairly. Through United Budget
in9 the citizens know that the money h not wasted
bui Distributed equitaby 70 The various social and well
fare agencies Of the community. Through United Fnanc.
ng that = IN contributing to the Community Chest which
supports these agencies the people Of Key West are In
reality providing necessary services for themselves
We should pull together y make the United CON-
munliy Chest drive success.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
PARROT To Seek
Post In Senate

Mica "Mieksy# Purrua an "A.
sateassfnl candidate ~ maysr A
iasi uesks pFimnFy aalfisn e..
nounead Tuesday ihal b. has
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onea mnrs.
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Myers. Il eufFansiy snFvlnk h "a
FSs2l. ne dislFiel covers &c.,
lee ed Callier csanfies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
US. RECALLS



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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
Chairman's Mishap Holds Up
Opening OF Commission Meet

wheels Il his car dFopped sio 4
three Tea dlsA lel b. he ciy
sever wnrk
A squad ear IRON fae therla
department pieked W. Saa93eEs
and whlsked klm b tie maei. ia
a the ea1nty euur2 huasr.
~Thars wsFeaR anT Hshls 60
ne eitxh,~ Ssundera k8ia e. ~
esilad ne nnseflna is sFaer.
Joe Siruao, wh1 runs SEE drive
IN movie On Siogk Island tuaa ~
noor Il TIE start q the meeuaf
ana ASKED thal the road laaa.aH
10 TIE DOG track and TIE thcaiel
be Fepaifed Ne poiHled oui lhai 4
YES ualy q days unia ihe trael
"opens.
ne matter was referred b a.
road committee
eesrss Tspplao. FspFessnilus
o Faeins axBogsaiioa whlxh wsnA.
81 - hull6 . tract en sfasa
tsisad. ssksd lhsi Ms rezusal
~ Fs-asnAnn ths iand iFara
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Ire track had stirred - nrairal
from residents 81 Toe aFta. TN
pino tald TIE eammisslanfrs tda
residents he'd talked wllh bin aa
asked him nui % s. thFoaeh va.
ire track project BE san iae s
soeiaiion was bsEiag b iher rs
guests.
Judge Eva Warner GRman. d
Juvenile Court. thaBkcd ihe gam
mlssioners Or proFlalue space i
the eouniy courthouse or 81
euuFt.
ne sfiiess 81 ne Mearaa
essaar sshesi system seer wil
BE seeafsd vheH flss tshssl ca.
seUfivss meye - fheir res agar.
tsss b Ne nsw tulens b tha
FsaF "a zee sovri heusa. gus1a
eisssn will sei same q ~
apags.
NJ. warner. a the anl. moga
distFict. was ca hand q ask ta
commissioner fw some 81 ia
space Zoe IA oguce which eos
n ne health department
De sad that 81 presgul. Use ne
afs oesupying ere ama8 olaee Is
aaAisd shat ties Plannfa ia mre
secretary and maj thn wa i.
si1 persons IN the one faam
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maps I'D been paruhasea esd {
make tuil Use q the map E wa
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NE commissioner eoald prev :.
rs request was FsfFrFe4 o. A.
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paadinaa and gruuads.
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Utility Board
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On Oil Bids

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