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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-14
Safety
Notes
BY BILL CiBB
Key West Police Dept.

Key West Police officers continue
to improve in craftsmanship I'M
der the direction of Navy Chief
F0rsythe. The men are using pis-
toll range at Stock Island through
the cooperation Of the Key West
Gun Club.
Yesterday, they went through q
rapid fire course which included
the so-called fast draw" Officer
Harry Lee Baker led the field as
usual. Next in line came Officers
X. L. James and Mario Santana.
Baker, shooting a snub nose revol-
yer - generally conceded to be
unfit for target practice - is pro-
baby the best shooter amongst all
the police officers.
However, it wouldn't be fair not
to mention that Eddie Ramirez,
Bill Bethel, and Gene Hernandez
are giving him such close compe-
Itition that it is going to be a nip
and tuck battle to determine the
winner in the soon to be scheduled
Police Pistol competition.
None of the above is closely re-
lated to Safety but the police Off
GERS who are working so hard to
improve their efficiency on the job
deserve a mention. After all, every
time they go to the range, it
means extra duty hours.
The Key West Safety Council Is
anxious to get started on some of
its planned programs. 1t needs as
many folks as possible to help
serve on various committees. If
you have any ideas and want to
see them put through, get in touch
with Bill Gale, Business Mgr. of
the telephone company. He will tell
you what committee chairman to
contact.
This Is q short column written
in a hurry because of Percy Cur
ry's Citizen foreman) insistence
that we shouldn't miss an edition.
Don't forget to contact The Key
West Safety Council and let's get
a few more things accomplished
here in town for the health and sa-
fety of all people.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-14

bergh law provides the death pen.
atty only when "a the victim is
harmed and GU a death sentence
is recommended by jury.
This led legal experts to specu.
late today that If q guilty plea is
entered, and accepted by the cour,
the judge may proceed 10 empanel
"a jury for the specific purpose q;
getting its recommendation on a
sentence after it has heard the full
story of the abduction and killing
Iof 6-year-old Bobby.
II this jury recommended a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-14
BY JACK ADAMS

WASHINGTON ~ - Indications
from Kansas City that Carl Austin
Hall may plead guilty in the kid
nap-killing of Bobby Greenlease
raise the question whether he
could thereby escape a death sen
tence.
But legal authorities say there
is a way such a sentence cohld be
imposed, regardless or the plea.
In the federal courts, which viii
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-14
CUTS WRONG TIRES

BERNALILLO, N. M. B-Eight.
een-year-old Steve Trujillo aimed
his razor-sharp homemade knife
at the wrong set of automobile
tires, on the wrong car.
He is now serving a 25-day jail
sentence on charges Of drunken.
ness, possession of a deadly weap-
on and destruction Of private prop
erty.
The tires were the private prop.
erty of Eulogio Silva, Bernalillo
police chief.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-14
War Stragglers Seen

MANILA IN ~ Constabulary and
customs officers reported three
japanese stragglers of World War
II entered q village on Lubang Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-14

land just outside Manila Bay over
the weekend, shot and killed one
resident. wounded another and
walked off with all the food they
could carry.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-30
Cerro Cordo Lad
Dies From Auto
Accident Injuries

\ ten-year-old Cerro Gordo
youth died last night AT $40 at
Columbus County Hospital from
injuries received yesterday after
noon when he was struck by an
automobile on Highway rs. pig
miles east of Ccrro Gordo.
Paul Edwards, the youthful VIC
tim. was struck by an automobile
driven by Rcmcll Mitchell. Negro
female school teacher at Fair Bluff
who lives in HallSboro. n. c., yes
terday afternoon at 4:30. according
To information received from
Highway Patrolman j. Il. Barker
who investigated the accident.
The boy allcdgcdly ran in front
of the Mitchell car which was
heading toward Chadbourn.
The driver of the automobile is
being charged with manslaughter
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-30

entity in every scoring drive TO
lead the Red Devils to 4 34-l3
victory over a scrappy but out
claSSed Lumbcrton eleven Friday
night at Civilian Field.
The Red Devils playing before
the home folks for the first time
this season displayed the power
they have used all season to MAIN
tain a co-owncrShip for first
place with Hamlet in the strong
AA Conference.
The local aggregation struck
pay dirt IN the opening minutes
OF the tilt then went on TO score
III every period while the BucCan-
GERS waited until the final period
10 register their initial score OF
the contest and their initial score
Of the season. The visitors markc
twice III the final period and add
ed one PAT.
The Red Devils defensive unit
showed great Improvement in
turning III their best performance
OF the early season. Ned Watts.
POS pound tackle, played superb
ball as &c detected each weakness
in the iunbCrton line ana pro-
cccdcd 10 break up play after
play. He was able assisted by Eu-
gene SolcS. the dependable and
outstanding Devil center. and End
Davis Norris. The most rugged
performer r. nc yo@!crCn,c.
sam Nu,uSu. he magician
quarterback With the capital M"
vas the !;c- 80 the cctcasc as he
faxed the h.g.c5S Buccaneers re-
rca.cdIy With his fancy sleight of
hand. He accounted .or one Devil
I'd on a quarterback sneak.
Sonny Sanders, 1870 pounds
foot ) inch end. dipped his fingers
III the glue pot and waited away
with honor n the pass receiving
department.. Sanders contributed
mis- offensive snare by sharing 5
pasSCs-onc OF these he converted
into a - yard scoring play In
addition TO the I'd. Sanders allied
an extra po.n, when he latched
on TO point after touchdown pass
late in the fourth quarter.
The Red Devils scored their
initial I'd Of the game when
Walden completed a pass 10 End
Davis Norris on the Lumberton
Is. Norris raced over for the I'd
and Gore added the extra point.
The score eliminated drive
which began on the Red Devil 81.
y beautiful coffin corner kicked
by tield-gCrCral Walden put the
Buccaneers in the hole and set the
stage for the Devils second I'd
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-30

early IN the second quarter. VALID
ems boo, bounced out on the |
ward line. The Buccaneers were
elected To- kick on the fourth down.
Gore gathered i'll the punt on the
Lumberton ~ and danced TO the
SO before being Swarmcd under
by 4 host OF Buccaneers. a penal
~ Tor unSportSmanlikc conduct
against the Buccaneers put the
ball in scoring territory on the
Lumbcrton 10. Walden carried 10
the > and Gore plunged over Tor
the I'd. A pass from Walden to
Norris Tor the extra point was
good.
The score At half-time stood at
l4-O in favor OF the Red Devils.
The Red Devils struck early in
the third quarter when they re-
covered an on-Sidc off-Sidc kick
off on their own i8 then proceed
ed to mix a deadly ground attack
with acrIalS To place the ball on
the Buccaneers one-yard line.
Walden carried on quarterback
sneak tor the score. Gore tailed
the extra point.
\ brilliant punt return from the
Red Devil 25 to the 48 by Weldon
Gore set the stage for the fourth
marker of the game. Valdez hand
ed Oft to Gore who StreaNed to-
ward right end then stopped sud-
denly ana whipped a pass 10 End
Sonny Sanders who was standing
IN the Lumbcrton 30. Sanders
lUGCd three or four Wuuld-bc
acklCrS by reversing MS field
md crossed the goal line standing
.p. Waldcn'S attempt At the PAT
allied
NJ this point, Coach Sill CaruSO
learCd the bench and uShcrcd in
.C reserves. The reserves led by
1rook Mills fought the BacClnccg-
y even terms throughout &c
bird quarter but a drive led yy
8ritt tlcCt-Cootcd BuCcanCcr half
back. and Williams. quartCrb"c..
paid off when Britt plunged over
uom the ward line. The extra
-oint was booted by End Malcolm
Mclean.
The final BuCCancCr tally was
st up by p RCj Devil tumble
which was snatchCd out OF mid
air by Billy Anderson. bacK. o.
me LUmbc.'on H. who turned o.
burst of speed and deceptive
running before being dragged
down on the Red Devil s. Britt
plunged over from the one-yard
line for the final Lumberton I'd.
.a.rmJr" conversion by Nc
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-30
Prizes Will Be
Given AT Hodges
Market Saturday

A remodeling celebration COM
plete with prizes galore Tor the
lucky customers will DE held Sat
urGay. October 3ru N Hodges
Market and Grocery on the Green
Sea Road.
The bright appearance that the
store now possesses is result of
a complete rCmodcl!nG job COM
pletCd tot2v.
Il believe We nave one of the
incest and most complete stocked
stores in Tabo. City now that we
have completed the remodellng,
said Hodges.
Too, the prices on our grocer
les will be the best in town." he
added.
All OF the stock shelves are
nov and the groceries are divided
into sections clearly warSCd in
ORDER 10 save tie customer time
in finding the items ue needs.
Along both sides OF the store Ian &c
new markers adorn the wall indl-
NHN4lA@ az gu ANAt~ AllNl N4ASlllNllSC
that will be found in the parti-
cular section. In addition to the
modern stock shelves and markers
the floor has been tiled and the
check-out counter has been moved
to the front center OF the store 10
expedite checking out purchases
made by the customers.
The prizes being offered in Sat
urday'S celebration include a mot
orola radio TO the person guessing
the correct number of beans in
a jar located in the store: ~ baSk-
cts chOck full OF groceries and
meat to be given away at various
intervals throughout the day: and
a silver dollar to be given to each
of the first p persons buying ten
dollars or mere worth of merch-
andise during the dav.
Everyone is invited to attend
our ccleoration-iuSt come out
and see our remodelng job if
nothing else" said Hodges.
The celebration will get under
way at 3 o'clock sharp on Satur-
day morning.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-30
Norris Family

The F. c. Norris. Jr. family
moved to Florence during the
weekend where they purchased a
home in the HillCrcSt develop
mcnt.
Mr.. Norris formed Il partnership
with Elmer Chastccn in Florence
January |. 1858. operating the
business as Chastccn and Norris
Certified Public Accountants. They
have opened new offices on Pal
mctto Street in Florence.
Mr.. Norris who has operated 4
CPA office here for several years
will maintain the office and serv-
ices here.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-30

Lean was blocked by Tommy Rog-
ers, Devil guard.
An intercepted pass by Tommy
Collier, dazzling 30 yard run by
Walden, and % yard pass from
Walden to Sanders set up the
final Red Devil tally. A - yard
run around right end by Gore
gave the Devils their fifth and
final I'D OF the night. The extra
point was good via the aerial lanes
-Walden to Sanders.
Outstanding defensive players
for the Buccaneers were Malcolm
Mclean, Jimmy Williams, and
David WeinStcin.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-30
FRANCES ELIZABETH
CARPENTER

Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. Edwards.
Jr. of Charlotte announce the
birth Of 4 daughter. Frances Eliz-
abeth. Sunday. September 81. 4:O3
a. m.
Mrs. Edwards is the former
Betty Carpenter Cf Charlotte. MI
Edwards is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Edwards of this city.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-30
PAGE
Red Devils Trample Lumberton
34-13 In First Home Contest

Captain Weldon Gore, brilliant
Red Devil speed merchant who
runs like scared rabbit, scored
twice, tossed for Il third tally, adj
ed two PATS and figured promin-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-30

Scoring: IDS - Lumberton:
Britt ,: TC: Norris. w. Gore 2,
Walden, Sanders. PATS - Lum-
bcrton: Mclean: TC: Gore ,, Nor
riS. Sanders.
Rcferre: Gutenberg GU. of Cab;
Umpire: Becker (USMA); Judge:
Carol GU. of NaSS.): LIucSman:
NfnNJ,,lI
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-09-30

Townsend. Boyle. CaShwell. Ses-
SONS. &c - HarrclSun. Willough-
by. Cox, Brady. Ray. Carroll.
Gore, EddingS. Wright. J. Norris.
B. Mills. H. Mills. Anderson,
Spivcy.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-19
CLEVELAND EAST
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB
Bv MARY ANN

The meeting last week was
fairly we'll attended. The business
end was very short and so that
lett plenty of time for square
dancing. I'm sure those attending
had a good time learning how to
square dance and by the end OF
the vening could do it pretty
we'll.
1t was nice to see Johnny Guip,
who is home on leave, down at
the meeting. .
It's only two more weeks till
the bowling tournament and that
means two more Sundays OF
practice. How about seeing some
of YOU down at bowling and those
who are supposed to bowl on
teams.
Keep watch for details about
Nav ,.
How good can you skate !. Well,
if YOU want to show us how
come to the skating party being
held after the next meeting
March Is. The meeting will be
held at the Sachsenheim at 6:5C
D. IN. and afterwards everyone
will 60 to Skateland for the skat-
ing party.
Who came bowling last Sunday
lust as everyone was leaving?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-19
ElLWooD CITY, PA.
BRANCH IS

Polka, Polka. Polka; Every
body liked the Polka band we had
for the last two dances that we
have signed the Rythumaires for
the next four Saturday evenings
for cabaret dances, beginning at
1000 p. m. and if the response
we expect is forthcoming we will
continue to sponsor these Satur-
day eve. affairs; otherwise they
will be dropped, so it all depends
on you the members whether or
not they will be a success, SO
make it a special effort to attend
and support your club as only YOU
can and attend these evening
entertainments.
Bring your friends and spend
an evening among your own
people and don't let the good
Music 60 to waste. See you all ON
every Saturday. Make up a party
and lets all be where we should
be among our Saxons at theSaxon
club every Saturday night. Out
of town Saxons are most well
come to attend these free dances
Fred Meier, Sec.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-19
GARY, INDIANA
BRANCH 40

The next meeting of Branch &c
will be March 11th at the Saxon
home on Roosevelt at ZOO p. m
The refreshment committee for
this meeting includes Maria Fe-
der, Katharine Kronn, Maria
Schaser and Helen Milteer. Lillian
Reside is OH the sick list. She
lives at 145O2 Halcourt Avenue,
Norwalk. California. Branch DC
is glad she is getting better.
The very incest news on which
to dwell:
Is when OUR sister Reside once i'll
Starts getting we'll.
In the sick committee are: En-
ma Fox and Mary Schmidt.
Take notice please! Branch 40
will have their 81. Anniversary
Dance. Where? At the old Saxoi,
Home. 1925 West 18th. What
time: 8 o'clock p. NJ. Good music
and refreshments are taken care
OF by the officers of Branch 40,
Grand President Thesis is in
vlted. Welcome are Branch 70
Gary, Gesangverein Liederkranz
Gary, Greater B. U. Gary. Brancl,
9. 10, 40 and AZ al of Chicago and
tehir families. Please come and
help us make this 81. Anniversary
a success.
~. Anna Helvig. Pres,
ks.iss Sara Olson. Sec.
+, 1o. 26, y. 10
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-19
Stebenbiirotih> >olnerifaniihes Dolfsblatt

Aid Wurst Supper. We have
taken over the booths with a lot
of new ideas added. Ever have
one Of those comic pictures taken
where YOU stick your head thru
a hole: We'll you can this year
You can have the pictures the
same night too - no waiting
That's just wee sample of the
1883 Bazaar. Watch this column
for more previews.
Since we arc unable to buy
readv-madc Altar clothes in
green for our particular size Al
tar. we have decided to buy the
material and make them our
selves. Directing the sewing is
Katherine Molnar who helped
make the white ones being used
now.
Every meeting it seems as tho
the girls serving refreshments
try to outdo the last months
committee. The Valentine-v des-
sert served in February was de-
licious. Hope the March Commit
tee doesn't decide to serve
"Shamrocks on toast tho. BY
the wav in March it's Elsie and
Clara Aber's treat.
"Wednesday morning Elsie
Aber left for Miami for a short
vacation with her daughter Lin
da. She flew down and will be
there about a week.
Our president, Helen Wolff
should be complimented for con
duct;ns her first meeting with
such skill since it was held under
very trying circumstances.
Our new officers will be install
led on Februar p during the
English Service.
Although much was accom-
p1ishcd during our meeting. a
very sad and tragic atmosphere
prevailed during most OF the
evening. We are all very sorry
about the untimclv passing OF
Freddie and Marie Mucllers ba-
bv Nancy and extend our deepest
SYMPATHY to them. May God give
them the strength to help each
other through this trying time
in their life.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-19
CLEVELAND, OHIO
AcENDA CLUB
of Teutsch Ev. Lutheran Church

What is on the asenda for the
Ascnda Club? 1t looks like year
of lively interest is ahead for us
all. Every member will have al
equal share of responsibilities
After the close of each business
meeting. the balance of the even
ing will be taken over and spon-
sored by a couple, who will offer
entertainment OF their own
choosing. There is no limit Of
what can be offered to us and nc
doubt will prove to be very
educational. There is no way OF
knowing what will be presented,
unless YOU attend and see for
Yourself for all preparations are
secret. Refreshments will be
served by other hostesses. Our
sponsors for the February 22nd
meeting will be Ennis and Marie
Barbour. who will start the
wheels rolling. Come out and see
what they have in store for us.
The two Fernengels will be the
serving hoStesscs. Announcing
the new officers who were duly
installed at the last meeting.
They arc:
Helen Fernengel, President:
John Schneider. Vice Pres.
Margic SCHNEIDER. Corr. Sec.
Susie Schneider. Rec. Sec;
Ruddv Haupt, Trea asurer:
Clarence Hofmastcr, Sarg.-at
Arms:
Marie Sperric. Reporter and
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
MAR.lU SORORITY
Bv ELSIE KONCAL

Those who attended our meet
ing got a sneak preview OF COM
ing Mar-Lu attractions. Events
taken on bv us promise a busy
wear. On the Monday after Mo-
theirs Day the Mar-Lu will CON
duct a Mother and Daughter De-
votional. Our able Helen Linde-
man has taken on the planning
of the program. More details
about this later but keep the date
in mind. -,
On Pentecost Sunday we will
have our annual Banquet in the
Church basement. Committee tor
this project has not been set up
yet.
The biggest doing of our year
is the Bazaar which will be held
in conjunction with the Ladies
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-02-19

of our members are enjoying
themselves at the dinner given
by the branches IA & II. I know
the ladies appreciate the help. our
Young women are giving them by
serving. also mentioning those
that are in the kitchen. | doubt
if our mothers would give us sole
responsibility of preparing ban
quet but we are gradually getting
broken in to their culinary arts,
Bill Fuss seems to know lot
about the food angle tho - SO he
says when YOU heat rolls DON'T
Dry them out - STEAM THEM.
- The girls tried so hard to give
us a special treat at the last meet
ing, then he made that remark.
but since it was directed to his
wife and TIME says she's used to
| it. The rest of us can take the tip.
What arc we girls in for, wait till
the x-mess Sgts. start dropping
few hints. Surprising what the
fellas did learn. might not be a
bad idea to put them on a refresh
mcnt committee!
We had nice turn out at our
last meeting and welcomed to our
fold some new members. hoping
YOU enjoy our company Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Lang. Mr.. 4 Fred
Schuster, Mrs. Richard kelp Il
Mrs. Ralph Cook. Too bad Ralph
is stuck on the afternoon turn
Toots. but we are glad have you
with us. Guess we'll have to call
the latest Mrs. Kelp "Tex' since
both have the name Of Betty, but
we don't want her to get home
sick what will we do? can't call
her Junior since the other Betty
has priority to that title, quite a
problem. any suggestions? My
but it seems to be taken quite
some time to gether in some OF
the old timers. Maybe Fritz can
help the matter along, to make
sure we have already stuck him
on the membership committee.
Maybe the Langs can help to
bring some of those new to this
country to our midst
Our next mcctin- Feb. Nth
will be strictly social affair.
The committee is planning some
thing unique, so don't miss IT..
Bring prospective members with
YOU. see if they like our company
we'll enough to join us. we will
do our best to make them at
home. Our membership commit
tee consists of Fred Schuster,
John Rochus, Mike Bender, Erie
da Arnold and Katherine Ham
keep them busy, turn in to them
lists OF new members to keep
them hopping. they wont mind
it will be easier on them then
calesthenics.
The bowling tournament is be-
ing held in Canton this year so
give our Juniors your support,
make it a point to be at the bowl
ing alley to cheer them on. give
YOUR wife rest from the kitchen
and make your reservations tor
the banquet.
T. Dickson.