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Key West. Florida. hos the
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kocoH Youth Seriously
Injured In Crash Sum.

Clayton Sims, 10, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sims,
GOOD Poinciana, is in SER
ious condition in St. Joseph's
Hospital in Tampa as a re-
suit of an automobile acct
dent which occurred Sunday
near Plant City, it was learn
ed today.
His brother, Charles, 81, a
member of the Air Force re-
Gently returned from Ger
many, was slightly injured
In the crash and has been re-
leased from the hospital.
According to word re-
eeived by his mother, the
youth is suffering from a
broken back. No details of
the crash were given ex-
cept that the pair were re-
moved to the Plant City
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Jet Ace Charms
CROWD With
SnapPy Repartee
Wednesday
BY JIM coRs

Captain Pete Fernandez
talked his way into the
hearts of scores of Conchs
yesterday when he reaffirm-
ed the fact that he is first,
last, and always Key
Wester.
The jaunty, fun-loving
Captain Ga chip off the old
block in the eyes of folks
who know his dad. Col. Man
uel Fernandez, SRI told a
cheering. whistling throng
in a short and snappy adj
dress yesterday that he
never wanted to leave Key
West"
81 was born In Key West. I've
always been a CoBch and I'll re-
main one until the day / die" he
declared. II was born here there
Is no getting away from IT,
Tire Captain then threw his
arms into the cir and shouted
Fousins Viva Gays Huese."
after which he jumped from shs
back ~ an open automobile and
walked cut into tire crowd 81 well
wishars. many of when knew
him when :" The crowd loved
H..
He then posed for scores of pic
lures and exchanged greetings Ia
Spanish with Florentfne nelgado.
who at one tiTne was the proprietor
Of q grocery store On Eaton Street
DeaEado recalled that Fernandez
used 10 be a frequent visitor in his
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Maj. Knights
Promotion. Is
Announced Here

Nal. Joseph knight. AIR Force,
received. his promotion 10 that rank
Joe Knight. Ia2s Eliza Street, an.
nounced today. The news Of their
sons promotion was not released
untll last week.
Mai. Knight is stationed at Head
quarters Goth Ear Eastern Air
Force.
His wife, the former Mary Know
les oF Key West Is with him IN the
Far East and has their two chill
dren, Mary Lou. II, and Joe, jr
eight. with them.
Mai. knight Is entitled % wear
che Armed Forces Reserve Medal
for completing ten years honorable
commissioned service In the Re-
serve.
He Is also entitled 70 wear the
Korean Campaign ard TIE United
Nations Medals with ribbons far
serving ID the soth Air Foree which
Is directing bomber mlssus
against tie Communists n Korea
Maj, kalghgs lstheF. Jos Kniehl
Is State Conservation Ageat Eag aAe
Keys and key West.
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High-Ranking
Naval Officers
AtUSOLunch
Program OF Local
USO-YMCA Club
Is Discussed

Commanding officers of a mum.
Der of the component parts of the
U. S. Naval Base, Key West, were
guests at the monthly meeting Of
the Key West US0.YMCA Club
Operating Committee yesterday
"wednesday noon at the USO
Club.
Edwin F. Trevor. chairman. and
host. presided and welcomed the
following guests:
Capt. SeIby. Commander, USS
H ". Gilmore: Capt. Murphy.
Chief Of Staff. y. S. Naval Base
Capt, W. II. TraesdeII. Com.
nander. Fleet Sonar School; Capt.
]. c. 10th. Commander, FawTu.
Liant; Capt. Momm, Commander,
SurAsDevDet; Cdr. c. H. Hutch.
ings, Commander. VX-i: Com.
mander Farrell. Commander, A.
u. W. School; Cdr. j. W. Lenney,
Commander. Naval Air Station;
Lcdr. c. Pearson. U. S. Coast
Guard and Harold Laubscher, Key
West Chamber Of Commerce.
Joe Pinder presented the finan-
cial report and City Manager Dave
King made the report for the
Building Committee indicating that
the program kitchen, last Of the
renovations, was nearing com.
pletion.
Dick Evans, Club Director. made
the, program and operating re.
ports. May attendance Of 23.3Is was
slightly under that Of April. Many
special activities had been con.
Quoted due to the transfer Of the
program director, Miss Dorothy
Rath. The ESQ and the Service.
Continued On Page Twol
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Observing Law,
Knight Reports

Since the trapping Of crawfish
became Illegal on March FL. State
Conservation agent Joe knight has
found only one violstor. be report
ed today.
Many crawfish traps have been
discovered from Angelglsh Greek
down 10 Key West, Knight said.
He and three other agents made
an inspection tour last week dow
Continued on Page Twol
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Fernandez LaudS
His FeIIOaU Pilot

Word that Major James Jaba-
"a has knocked down his llth
Communist MIG brought enfhu-
sisstie response from Captain
pete" Fernandez yesterday.
Good" was the Key West
born pilots hearty response
when told Of Jabara's feat, 81
hope he beats my record"
Hes great guy" Fernandez
added. Jabara's feat brought him
within three kills Of Fernandez's
mark. The pair were squadron
mates in Korea, Fernandez re-
vealed, although he declined TO
name the outfit because of mill
terry secrecy.
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Hospital and later trans
ferred to Tampa.

ferred to Tampa.
The youths were headed
back to Key West after hav-
ing attended a meeting in
Tampa. Their father has not
been told of the true ma
ture of the accident because
he is suffering from a serious
illness. His son, Charles, had
been sent home from his Air
Force station in Germany on
emergency leave due to the
elder Sims illness. He is re-
naming at his brothers bed
side in Tampa.
The accident victim re-
Gently completed his second
year at Florida State Univer-
sity in Tallahassee. He was
an honor graduate of the
Key West High School in
1851 and a former Citizen
carrier boy.
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Light Fines In
Criminal Court
This Morning
Drink Cause OF
Most Traffic
Offense AT AM.
Session Today

At busy session Of Criminal
Court this morning, Criminal Court
Judge Thomas Caro- levied fines,
suspended and revoked licenses on
charges stemming from drunken
ness and traffic offenses.
Rene Albert La France was con-
victed Of drunken driving and reck-
less driving and fined 500 and
costs.
Fred Maher was fined SIS for
drunkenness.
One couple, though their sentence
was deferred, were barred from
driving after pleading guilty TO
drunken driving, reckless driving
and no drivers license. Their Ia
year old daughter was taken away
from them for six months and
placed in the custody of their old
er son and his wife, by Juvenile
Court Judge Eva Warner Gibson
who appeared and served the mo-
Their.
Aresenio Pedro Diaz forfeited $40
bond for reckless driving.
Robert Burnice Love had his
sentence deferred on reckless driv.
ing.
William o. Heller was fined five
dollars on a no drivers license
charge.
Wade M. Reed was fined $40 on
reckless driving charge.
Bertha Ferguson was fined only
costs on a drunkenness charge.
Merle S. Boiling was fined SIS and
costs on drunkesesS charge.
Allan Warner was sentenced TO
six months in the county Jail on
an assault and battery charge.
AlcideS Justiniano was fined SIS
for reckless driving.
Edward Thoma Beltz was fined
$40 on a reckless driving charge.
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DR.. Williams
To Address
Elks Flag Day
Public Invited
To Ceremonies
AZ Elks Club
Sunday Af a PM.

DR.. Russell Williams of Miami,
one Of Florida's best known speak
ers, win deliver the principal adj
dress al the annual Flag Day
exercises to be held BY Key West
Lodge Of Elks at 4 pm. Sunday in
their auditorium.
No other speaker in Florida is in
more demand than DR.. Williams.
He is no stranger to this city, hav-
ing spoken before various civic
groups here.
All veterans organizations and
their auxiliaries have been invited
ID participate. Their color guards
win assist in the advancement OF
colors,
The public is invited to attend
Tie ceremony, which will be the
only one being held in Key West
on that day - Sunday June "A
which Is Flag Day.
A brief history of the flag win
BE given by Miss Katharine Boaz,
1 member Of the Key West High
School student body.
A hlghlight Of the program viii
be q Military Drill and Tap by
pupils of the Pinder School OF
Dance.
Vance Siirrup Is chairman Of the
committee on arrangements. He =
being assisted by Robert NJ. Dan
iels, Frank Romsguera, Charles
i. Kraegar and Louis Carbonell.
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And a humber hero would Be
hard to find. Fernandez wears his
fame well.
From the time that ne stepped
from a National Airlines plane al
Meacham Field shortly after 500
p. m. to the moment when he re.
treated into the La Concha Hotel
for a much needed rest, Fernandez
humbly acknowledged the plaudits
of Key Westers from all walks Of
life although he has made il clear
that he feels the acclaim rightfully
belongs TO his fellow fighters il
the Korean War.
I'D like 10 90 back" he said
quietly after ell the fuFer was
over.
Everything went eH On sehe.
duIe yesterday after Fernandez,
dressed in nstiY Air Fercs khaki,
stepped off the plane and planted
kiss on the cheek 81 bis s4-yssr
cid grandmother, Mrs. Mary Sue
DemeFift.
He was then greeted BY scores
Of civic leaders including State
Representative Bernie c. papy. the
County Commission headed by
Chairman Gerald Saunders, the
City Commission including Mayor
c, 2 Harvey f.onis carboneIl ,who
planned the affair. Captain A. o.
Momm. representing the Navy and
Lions Club Representatives. A con-
tingent Of Gold Star Mothers also
appeared.
Members Of his family including
his uncle VIII Demeritt, an aunt,
Mrs. Miriam Kelly, > cousin. Joe
Farso and others were also on tap
to welcome Fernandez here, his
first trip to bis birthplace since
1916.
Following The greeting at the air.
port, Fernandez was whisked down
town. Behind the Nays Fleet Son.
ar School Band and . brisk step.
ping Marine Corps Guard Of Hon.
OF, the procession wheeled down
Duyal Street.
In front ds the r. concha Hotel.
Mayor c. B. Harvey paid tribute
10 The Captain and presented him
with a Key 70 the City.
Harvey hailed FsrnsndeK' isala
80 "symbolie Of TIE youth -
Amsriea and On indication 81 how
that youth will &c eUs and flnhf
for iss ideals 81 srsedens."
"fovr people humhly weleome
you hons, I" ths Mayer eoneIuded.
Fernandez made q short speech
Of acceptance and then Jumped
down into the crowd and personally
greeted the onlookers. many %
whom he knew IN his boyho0d.
The Gold Star Mothers then pre-
Sensed his mother, Mrs. Fife Fer.
nandez with q eorsaEe.
Fernandez took time out last
night 10 address the Arthur Saw
yer Post, American L1ei0n. seorea
n Legionnaires heard him rehaah
the Korean War ard answer their
queries IN . question and answer
period.
he was fesed today II q iuneheon
at noon given By the City Com.
mission. The high point u ne e.
seryanee Of BIS homecoming wil
be reached tonight II Isoo ?. n.
II the Lions Den when Fernande1
viii address, 4 dinner thers.
He viii leave for Tampa shorty
thereafter.
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sent "a Communist MICS 10 their
end, had fhe crowd In stitches
when, al the invitation 81 . fish
erman in fhe crowd. Ne snapped
his iavnfY Air Force cap for .
battered straw "conch hat" He
declined TO be photographed
wearing the chspeau however.
''its not regulation" ne said. :.
The crowd miiled around in Du.
val Street long after Fernandez
disappeared into the hotel for Q BIT
Continued On Page Twol
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Coast Guard Warns Of Live
Mines In Waters In Gulf
Old Depth Charge
Is Brought In BY
Local ShrimlpbOGt

The Two Brothers own
ed by Don Ortega netted a
huge depth charge at 2 am.
instead of the little shrimp
it was seeking, Ortega re-
ported to the u. S. Coast
Guard after the boat rushed
into port at 8 am.
1t. Glenn Pearson, local Coast
Guard commander, said that this
was an old World War II depth
charge. He Immediately turned it
over to the Naval Ordnance Unit
which win dismantle it.
Though this is an oIdie, there
are brand new live mines with
five pound charges Of TINT near
Rebecea Shoals and Dry Tortu-
gas, which all small boats
should avoid, 1t. Pearson warn.
ed today.
The depth charge Melted this
morning about Is miles off Key
West at the Wreck Rouy. must
have weighed about 500 pounds,
ortega said. His skipper Dick
cavanaugh and Pat Tolson mate
drew Up their net thinking they
had q load Of shrimp. when the
ugly looking 90 gallon drum land.
ed en- the deck.
Tolson, who knew about such
things figured il was safer TO
keep fhe potential killer aboard
than to throw II over the side and
risk an explosion.
The brand new net Of the 1.-TWO
Brothers carried the weight OF the
depth charge with only slight rips,
owner ortega said.
They had no choice but 10
bring II back to port. They were
frightened naturally TO have such
companion on the rs mile run
into Key West, but they Fisurad
the desonaioF must be faulty"
1t. Pearson said that the large
amount Of marine growth on the
drum showed il had been in the
water considerable length OF
time. Not taking any chances. how
ever, he turned ii over immediate.
ly to N0u.
I've pick up these old depth
charges all the time" Ii. Pearson
said.
The Coast Guard commander.
however. warned all small beat
owners about the mine fields
near Rebeeea Shoals and the
southeast entrance Of Dry Tortu.
sss. Though these mines ere In
considerable depth 81 water,
they could. II deionaied, damage
. small beat. he said. Tha area
IS being pstr0lIsd BY Navy eraff
Until July L. when the test mine
fields are renewed. he said.
Notice % all Mariners and
shrimp boat operators went oat as
soon sS the test mine fields were
laid. said Ii. Pearson.
TIC exact location Of the live
mine fields is as fellows according
to Coast Guard bulletin.
HyiTolant ar 49,. Area B. Fla.
key West Area, Test minellelds
VII be established 81 dates ineil.
Gated Minegleltl Easy within 200
yard radius nastsoa aa-s- lsn S. IS
tsu 80 q Apra. MsaeIis.a Fox
saghin eQV0 yard radius position =
Ss-S6N ses2SsW On II MAJ. Mia
tIenkanaea - EsKa Iwcl
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Scores Line Streets To Hail Arrival
Of Nations Second Ranking Jet Ace

Captain Manuel pete Fernandez came home to Key
West hero Wednesday.
And the ctizenry to the occasion give him an
ovation, the like of which has not been here for
long time Hundreds of Key Westers lined Truman Avenue
and Duva Street to homage to the hometown boy who
has compiled of the finest the Air Force in
Koreaby shooting Ia Communist MICS out of the skies
and gaining credit for another possible kill.
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viva Ca)O Hae'o; l WI AlpuyBe
4 Concb' Capt. Pete Tells Tbrong

store to buy candy when he was
just a sprout.
'This is switch tiger with
all of these Lions" quipped the
Captain as he posed for a picture
with Lions Club officials.
Fernandez was kept busy sign
ing autographs and more than one
pretty girl stepped up and gave
him a hearty kiss. This is the
part | enjoy" he admitted.
The ace, who locks like any.
thing but q hofrock s....sf who has
Evening star., 1953-03-22

with spare time who could
play this exacting music?"
Seventy came for tryouts,
however, for the Symphonetta
membership was not confined
to university personnel, but
was open to any qualified
musician in the Washington
area. Many promising teep-
ayers joined. as well as tai
ented older amateurs and
retired professionals.
With no budget from the
university. the Symphonetta's
main problem has been to
find enough money to finance
its gymnasium concerts. Pri-
vate contributions have made
1t possible. One Washington
composer, Mary Howe, gave
money for her own music
when she found the orchestra
had none with which to buy
the costly orchestrations it
wanted to play.
Evening star., 1953-03-22

EORTY-FIVE musicians
Il some retired, some in
their teens, housewives, sci
entists, Federal employees
report to a gymnasium once
a week so that Washington
music lovers may enjoy, free
of charge. music they prob
ably never heard before.
The American University
Symphonetta at first seems
strangely out of place prac-
ticing beneath the basketball
nets in Clendenen Gym
nasium. Even the youngest
of the high school students
who play in it, however, are
thoroughly at home in this
hand-picked group and are
keenly interested in the un-
usual music they play.
The Symphonetta was Or
ganized to play the large
amount of fine music written
for a small orchestra. Too
Evening star., 1953-03-22

By John N. Kaufman
small for a full symphony
orchestra to play and too big
for the usual chamber group,
this medium sized, in-between
music is rarely heard. Much
of it is either very old, by
composers such as Vivaldi and
Bach, or is modern. Both
types can be refreshing
changes from the standard
classics so often played at
concerts.
There seemed to be a
definite need for a group Of
specialists who could play this
expanded chamber music"
explained George Steiner,
AU professor and Chamber
Music Society director, who
is assistant concert master
for the National Symphony
Orchestra here. "The prob
lem was: Were there enough
Evening star., 1953-04-19

WASHINGTON, Elk. 3-O123.
ST 900 CASH-$I2,95O. 3-bedrm.
rambler. vacant. No. >. $4,000 cash
new 3-bedrm. masonry rambler. fire
PLACE car pGv15rMTs port z sSEe M mr. SRs9a schSol;
$3.50 DOWN for this 2-bedroom
masonry BUNGALOW. located 4 miles
r0uth of Alexandria,, u block on
Route /; la-acre lot; redecorated
ana vacant. Open sunday ] to =
1888, Sun. and ewes. ia. 7-050S.
Evening star., 1953-04-19

BY OWNER - Committing distance
Washington; small, modern home,
well insulated. central heating; deep
well. new jet pump. elec. hot-water
heater; basement with permaneEt
tubs; storm doors. windows and
screens; beautiful lawn. well fenced
large rich garden, chicken house.
toolshed; SS,295: reas. terms. Phone
Manassas (Va.) 46-J.
BY OWNER-Brick 2-bedrm rambler
breeZeway to gar; small down pay
ment: will consider Arl County lot
as down payment. Open l tn g
pm, Directions: Columbia. pike tc
Glebe I'd. right to 9th st. south
left 2 blocks.
BY OWNER-Alex. suburb. 3-bedrm.
all-brick rambler on lge. cor. lot
dead-end ST.: lge. liv. rm., eft pic
ture window. log-burning fireplace;
separate din. rm.: equipped kit; full
bsmt.; gas &C. heat; outside. entr.
full cement driveway. Immed. posS
$16.50O. XII. 9-6213.
N. ARL.-3-b bedroom brick; Ia baths;
spacious rooms, full basement, ga
rage; excellent neighborhood. At.
tractive financing: $4,000. No. So
N Arl.-6-room brick colonial; con-
venient to schools and shopping; oil
hs0h h-T.h heat; full basement; ST.
v. L. MARCuM CO. REALToR
shirlington Business Center. Arl.. Va
Evening star., 1953-04-19
OPEN 11-DARK
$500 AGER RD

2-story Colonial, conv. to N Fl. ave.
extended; 3 bedrmS. and bath, 2nd
fir: liv. rm.. din. rm. kit. pine
paneled den, 1st FIR. this house has
too many extras to mention. Sit
uated on a corner lot. Ideal To-
to sell at Sl6.75O. Terms are
open. Directions: Out N. H. ave.
to East-West hwy. turn right u
mile to Ager and Riggs rds., con-
tinue "a blk. on AGer rd. to open
house. FINCHAM g. CO.. UN
Evening star., 1953-04-19
LOCATION

Is SO important in buying a home
LGRG0M IS2I &C. g. LANE, a THEN JUST OFT
ESTS CAN'T BE BEAT. New 54-ft
this price range is so unusual. Cen.
ter-hall plan, big pic. window anc
f1repl. in iiv. rm.. terrific kit.
fully equipped; 3 bedrms., . baths
gear garage. side screened porch
semifinished bsmt.. asbestos roof
arranged. Shown by appointment
BY calling ia. 7-40Q0.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
OPEN SUNDAY

NOON TILL DARK
Located on high plateau overlook
ing the city and the picturesque Po-
tomac River Valley Well planned
and soundly built for your LASTING
happiness and comfort. Drive out
TODAY and inspect this lovely home
follow Indian Head hwy. ~ mile to
Oxon Hill sign, left and immediately
right on the .Arapahoe DIR. for 9
blocks to Pitt lane. left to 100 and
open sign.
Jim Britt-LU. 2-1315
Evening star., 1953-04-19
SHERWOOD FORESTS

around and when we get a home
here for sale, it lasts only a few
days. A true New England Cape
Cod. consisting of liv. rm. with flrepl.,
din. alcove, kit. 2 master bedrms.
tiled bath, The most: expensive radi-
SHRUBS IN THE YARD ALONE rs
REASON FOR PURCHASING. $4,000
cash will handle. bal less than rent
Call IA. 10000 for appointment tc
Evening star., 1953-04-19
OPEN 2-6
IN OUR BACKYARD

In OUR BACKYARD
And we know value in our own area
like our own name. This prewal
ticular. Entr. hall. corniced win
dows. mirrored firepl., decoratinG
perfect, individual dining rm., mod
ern kit, bsmt., 3 bedrms., side
screened porch, attached garage
slate roof. GORGEOUS NEIGHBOR.
HOOD. EXTRA DEEP LOT. $4,000
cash will handle. Possession at set
tlement. See this today. Directions:
Out Lee hwy. past Glebe rd: to No
Florida, right on Fla. to o409 and
"Open" house. Mr.. Charlton or
nraniSAS
Evening star., 1953-04-19
INCOME

From an upstairs apt, consisting oi
lge. liv. rm.. twin-size bedrnlS., bis
kit, tiled bath and sun deck. The
home area. owner occupied. consist:
Of entr. hall, very attrac. liv. rml
twin-size bedrms.. and tiled bath
side screened porch; lovely kit; Gus.
tom paneled rec. rm.. with full tilec
bath; det. garage. This is a very dt
luxe home. in peri. cond.. near Lee
h".v and Giebe rd; All details dis
7-0000.
Evening star., 1953-04-19
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON-FALLS CHURCH
OPEN II
LOVELY TOLOOK AT

LOVELY TO LOOK AT
A new, modern, brick rambler on W
acre lot: sewer. water, paved streets;
close to all conveniences. Different
bay window and firepl. in liv. rm.,
kit. with de luxe equipment and
upholstered breakfast booth, 3 bed
rms, colored tile bath, bsmt. size is
tremendous, separated into recr
area, laundry room. " bath. Price
you'd never guess, so I'll tell
you-only S1S,95O,, $4,000 1st trHst
available. Move in at settlement
Seen by driving out Lee hwy. tc
Broad St, Falls Church, right al
trafic light to West st. at trafflC
light, left about blocks to Brook.
farm sign, left to "Open" house.