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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14
NOTAS CUBANAS

muy cerca de doscientos fugitiv0s
de esos lugares. vinieran estable-
Icerse q Key West buscando seguri-
dad para clos y sus familiares.
Muy cerca de tres mil indios Ope-
Iraban en- el Sur de Florida en-
aquellos inolvidables dias, llevan-
do sus hostilidades . la costa Este,
con Ia idea premeditaba, al pare
Ger, de llegar q atacar a Key West.
PenSando en- clio. los vecinoS de
Iesta Ciudad, levantaron fondos y
|fletaron I'm barcO q La Habana, en-
busca de armamentos y municiO-
ines, solicitando de las autOridades
Isuperiores, el envio immediate de
Iun cafionero . este puerto. Fus en-
Iviada Ia fragata ''CANSTITU-
TON, al mando del Coman0ante
Dallas y un pequeno caiichero
Saint Louis" bajo Ell mando del
Captain ROsseau.
Infinidad de asaltos y asesinatOs
cobardes, perpetraron los indi0s en-
aquellos dias. Toda Ia Florida del
Sur, viva en- perp&tua alarma,
ltemer0sa del ataque pOr sorpresa,
de aquellas hordas que NADIA respe-
taban.
Aqui se constituyeron patruIlas
de ciViles que vigilaban cuidadosa.
mente, en- evitaci6n de La sorpresa,
que era Ia forma de atacar de los
lindios. Made viva nj podia con.
CELLAR el suef0 con tranquilidad, en-
tod0s los Cayos de Florida.
/ Hasta que neg6 Ia sangrienta
massacre de Indian Key, de ID que
Iva hemos publica6o algunos. detail
Hes, sembrando Ell terror y causan'
do innumerables bajas en- el ele'
Imento blanco que pOblaba los
.lcayos.
Entire los que perecieron alevosa'
,lmente asesinados por los indios en-
.lel ataque , massacre de Indian
key, Sc encontraba Ell sabio DR.
Henry Perrine, notable botanicO
Ique obtuvo del Congreso Ia conce
lsion en- 1888, de cultivar en- grade
lde experimentation. tierras de Bis
Icayne Bay, con el proposito que y
Ianinaba, de demostrar hasta y
Isaciedad, la adaptabilidad de Ia:
IItierras de esta parte de Florida
.lpara el cultivo de Las plantas tropi
Icales.
u Ell DR.. Henry Perrine lleg0
esta parte de Ia Florida, en- el 10
.Iyierno del aio 1888, accompanied
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Todoy's Business Mirror

jewelers. also look with favor O
the necktie people who are hring.
ing cut solid color ties with one
blob Of design just under the knoa
.(if you can tie il skillhullyl. Tha
effect Is something like the old
fashioned tie pin. Jewellers hope
this viii put the idea Of wearing
tie pins into the male mind again.
The shirt people also are going
after the idea Of getting men 10
be style conscious by multiplying
the number of solar styles they
make. Arrow has increased the
variety Of collars TO 81. Van Heu-
sen to q. Manhattan has added
five styles to is line and Jayson
has doubled the number e offers.
Current interest in the new avn.
ltheties Is being made the most
Iof, too. Brooks Bros. Is blending
'long.staple Egyptian cotton with
dacron in 4 shirt its pushing.
IN trying 10 shift styles on the
male. suit makers have jumped
from padded shoulders to natural
ldrape. And some are switching
back. The idea Is like the one auto
makers use-bring cut new models
and make last years look out Of
date.
The American male. however,
can be awfully stubborn about
what he wants to wear.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14

that % years ago always put size
s. models ID their windows find
that now sire % window dummies
look right 70 the window shopper.
But suit makers can adjust 10
the changing American male with
less strain and stress than they
can to his growing indifference 10
formally.
A concerted effort IS under way
TO get him b dress up. The casual
shirt that tends TO double as a
coat is q pain to every one in the
clothing indnstry-exeept the hap.
py makers Of sport shirts.
The sport coat that teams with
some slacks to supplant the regu.
lation suit distreSseS those who
think every man should have q
wardrobe fun Of suits.
Now there's q big campaign "a
interest the American male in that
old favorite, the fancy vest. Frs
il was the tattersall and now the
plumage Is getting brilliant n
many varieties. This reverses, Of
course, the war-born move to gel
the male out Of any vest at all By
making only two-piece. suits.
Jewelry makers are delighted
that the shirt industry is pushing
the french cuff, which calls fol
Icuff.links. They hope for . biz
revival In that one-time bic seller
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14
fearful Reunion

ST. LOUIS h-Mrs. Pearl For.
bord, So cried Sunday-just a.
she did 50 years ago, but this time
the tears were for JOY.
In 1928 she left her two daugh.
tiers and q son In an Oklahoma
orphanage after her first husband
left her. She said. she wasn't able
10 support them.
Sunday she saw one daughter,
Lillian, for the first time since the
parting.
Lillian, now Mrs. John TricaFico,
SO, Of Norfolk, Va, came here
with her two children for the re.
union.
Mrs. Forbord previously had 10.
Gated the son, Glenn. Stili miss.
ing is her other daughter, Thelma,
who was Z when the family broke
up.
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FESTIVITIES BEGIN

LONG BEACH, Calf. R-Beauty
queens from % foreign lands, q
states plus Alaska, Hawaii and
Puerto Rico vie this week for the
title Of Miss Universe.
The glamor festivities began with
q parade Sunday as hundreds Of
thousands lined the streets to view
the contestants. Actual judging
starts today with preliminaries
Tor the Miss United States con-
test. The winner win be chosen
Wednesday.
Then Miss United States and the
winners from the other nations
participate in Miss Universe pre-.
lliminaries Thursday. The grand
prize winner win be selected
Friday.
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4, sAM DAWSON

NEW YORK H. The American
male IS quite Z trial to the mems
clothing industry at times. They're
fighting an uphill battle TO make
him rs fashion conscious as bus
wife.
On top Of that, his figger keeps
changing. This doesn't refer 10
middle age spread. Rather, It
means that year by year stores
find that the average size of suits
they sell gets . little bigger.
The military made this discov-
cry first. With world wars spaced
about q generation apart, the Ar
my found that today's draftee has
Ia chest measurement Va inches
larger than his father. He meas
ures that much more around the
seat. But his waistline is one inch
smaller. Today's youth takes =
shirt with collar Ia inches larger
than his father did at the same
age. And his shoes are one size
larger. too.
Makers Of mems clothing have
found the same thing. when the
recorders come in. Witty Brothers,
mems clothing makers. say that
lao gears ago they made the most
suits in size 80 and 80. Today the
stores report the best-selling sizes
are II and a. And some store
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HAL BOYLE SAYS

both win remember ever after. II
you lose your temper and scream.
well, you big bum, did you think
l wore feathers and ate bird seed
like canary?", your first quar-
rel will be your last one-because
it win never end.
And don't cry. Cry any time later
in your life, but not now. This is
when he wants to cry, and he viii
hate you If you beat him to it.
After all, he has just found out
Homogeneous have exits into duties,
and you have known II for a couple
of weeks.
Tell him you can't stand to see
him feel bad. Tell him you'll hook
your wedding ring. Tell him you'll
take in washing. Tell him any
thing nice-a girl can always back
out later.
When his tears and shifting
cease, cook him big meal. But
just take few bites yourself. He
may be watching you TO see If it's
your appetite that is bankrupting
him.
Now that he Is too gorged and
10 be unhappy, bring out
that little black book called The
Family Budget" Paint rosy pic.
ture for him Of how easy It Is,
with the least bit Of care. for two
young people to have four times
the fun for half the money. Tel
him budgets are really exciting
a new and thrilling game.
Hit this theory hard, and stay
away from the facts - on THU
particular payday. He has lost ont
dream, and Is yearning to find
another one.
Now take your tired little mar
by the hand and lead him in 4
sleep. He has had hard day, on
lOf the hardest Of his life.
You both know the honeymoon
Is over. But you have taken thu
first long step from bridehood int
wifehood, and he from careless
lover boy to some sort Of q hus
band. You have made the hurdl,
together, and you are at las
really married.
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Office Shift Completed

JERUSALEM " - The Jewish
held New Section Of divided Jer-
usaIem was home to all ministries
Of the. ISRAELI government here
following the weekend transfer Of
the Foreign Office from Tel Aiv.
The shift completed the switch
Of government departments to Jer-
usalem begun four years ago.
Opposing the move, the U. S.
State Department warned the
Israelis they were violating y. N.
resolutions calling for information
ali1atiOn Of the city. Israel has
refused to accede TO the u. N.
resolution.
The Americans said their EN-
bassy would remain in Tel Ayiy.
Heads Of other foreign missions
awaited instructions from theiI
governments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14

de 81 numerosa familia y de IN
nutrido grup0 de sus mas fieles
discipulos y admiradores, deseosos
de cooperar con dichO bot&nico. en-
sus interesantes experimentos, for
mando entire todos, una pequefa
colonia, donde eada cual tenis
asignada su correspondence parte
EN- las labores de organizar aquel
vivero de plantas tropicales. que
bajo Ia experta direction del DR.,
Perrine Sc iba . instalar.
La est1pida massacre de los
indios en- Indian Key, dio al traste
con las provechosas y titles in
vestigaciones y aciertos que "a
habia logrado el DR.. Perrine.
Del exito que hubiera tenido tan
valiosa gesti6n. es prueba evidente,
eel hechO de que pese q que ya ha
transcurridO mas de un siglo de
aqueIlos experimentos, todavia ex
|isten en- esa parte de los cayos
floridanos. algunos arboles de Gao
ba y otras maderas duras, que
|nunca aparecieron, nj crecieron, en-
los demas cayos. hasta que all
labor6 y trabaj6 el DR.. Perrine.
Is lastima que aquella sangrien
Tia massacre, entorpeciera y termi
nara de .manera violenta, invest
Igaciones de tan alta envergadura
como las que venia realizandO e
sabio bOtanico. Despues de 81
Imuerte q manos de los indiOs Sc
minolas, su familia So traslad6 q
estado de Nueva York y 81 hijo
que tanbien Be llamaba Henr!
Perrine, contrajo nupcias con Il
Sra. Folsom, madre de Ia espos'
del presidents Grover Cleveland.
En- 81 afio 1888, eonfirm6 el Con
! greso Ia concession al DR.. PerTine
Ipor cuyo heeho sus herederos que
Idaron como duefios de esa part
de Biscayne Bay.
Algunos de sus descendientes VI
vieron muchos amos en- 81 estadO d
FLORIDA y fueron miembros activi
Isimos de Ia Iglesia Episcopal, sien
! do muy apreciados tOdos, pcr 8
ldecencia, cnltura y exquisite cor
recion.
FL DR.. Henry Perrine huhier'
lhecho de esta parte de Ia Florida
una gran huerta de frutcs tropica
lies las maderas mas preciOsas
lhubieran contribuidO el engrande
lcimiento de esos Cayos, que tant
tempo estuyierOn Olvidados y de-
lpObladOs. =.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14

En- Il mes % mario del aio
1855, Oeupaba = Secretaria de ID
Guerfa de esta gran naci6n. el
sefOF Lewis Cas-, Quien pidi6 al
General Scott. que tenia bajo SUI
malldo tOdOs ios trabajOs y opera
clones militares, contra los indiOs
en- q Estado deSF Florida, que desta-
ease una fuersa que ocupase Key
West y estableciera aqui I'm dep6si.
70 do vituSllas, asi como que,
sin dilaci6n alguna, situase ciento
cineuenta rifles, con 81 correspon-
|diente eargamento de municiones,
u que TODD esto % pUsiera bajo 81
|mand0 del COmandante de Ia pIa-
La y, en q ease de que no existiera
|aqui zee cargo, 10 entregase y
|Dusiara bajo Ia custodia del Sr.
William A. Whitehead, collector de
Aduanas Dc Ii lOcaIidad.
IA diA Is de dieiembre de 1885,
lei Comandante Dade que habia es-
Itado Ocupando IL cargo de iefe de
10 guarnicl6n de Key West, sali6
para lamps, . bordo del transpor-
Ite MOTTO, con todas las fuerzas
ID Oh mandO, para ir en- busca y
atacar . los indies en- Ia parte Sur
de Florida. En- iiciembre g. IN
tent6 marehar desde Tampa . Fort
King. pero cay6 On una tremenda
Iemhoscada puesta por los semino-
las. pereciendo en- el encuentro,
entire oEieiales y tropa, ciento Gin.
Ieuenta hognbres. Solo un soldado
Ipudo escapAr de tan tremends
massacre.
Entire los muertos en- esa embos.
lcada, estaba Il Captain Gardener,
Icuya famiIla residia en- Key West,
lmientras dicho gnilitar estuvo es,
Itaeionado aQui. Era IN militar al.
ltamente respetadO J estimadO poi
sus exquisitas dotes de cabballe'
lrosidad , huen trato.
Los maldlt0s indios. sanguinarios
II vengatiyos, continuaban sus de
lpredacicnes. n dia I de enero d.
lIoss atacaron Il familia de Mr.
william C0oIie, en- New River
asesinando 4 81 esposa > tres hijOs.
AL como ! Joseph Flinton, d
Maryland, quien desempenaba e
cargo De instructor de los peque
Ihos hijos de Mr.. Coolie.
Este atentado llen6 de panico /
los que habitaban entire New Rive
- Caho Florida, dando lugar . Qu'
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PRIVACY ASSURED

NEW YORK H-Rockefeller
Plaza, q three-block street running
through the heart Of Rockefeller
Center. was closed Sunday to
preserve its status as . private
street.
Il has been closed to pedestrians
and vehicles for . period Of u
hours annually for - years. A city
regulation requires the action.
Columbia University owns most
of the land occupied by the center.
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Burial WisI, Granted

NEW YORK B-MrA. Jeana
Rosenstein was buried Sunday
as she wished-"like q sleeping
doll just waiting to be awakened
by q kiss from ner Prince Charm
ing"
The 42-year-old widow, b flnan-
cial difficulties recently, made The
request In note sent 10 her
lawyer Friday. Her body was
found in her apartment later. An
empty sleeping pill bOttla was
nearby.
Some 800 persons filed past heE
coffin Sunday and saw her.
rcuged and powdered and clothed
In 4 pink and navy dress with
matching stole.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14
GUN FANCIERs MEET

SARASOTA Ia About 10 mem
bers are expected to attend the
annual convention Of the Florida
Gun Collectors Assn. here Oct.
10-11. Their collections Of rare
weapons win be on public display.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14

II you enjoy baking berry pies,
invest in = pie pan with = juice
catching rim that win keep your
oven clean and turn out q flavor
rich pie.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14

Much as we hate to admit it. the United States might
occasionally be wrong about some policy matteEs-and
a.,- s1l;ae riUht
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-14

Henry Clukey. ss-year Old haTs
ness racing grandfather, serves e.
his own blacksmith IN addition q
training and driving hts horses.
, 1953-11-25
Boz THERE IS also another point. n this day

BUT THERE IS also another point. II this day and time,
and particularly under the American flag any group of peO-
bic should have an opportunity q have real voice in the
Of Their affairs. II is unfortunate that we have
% sit and hope that the Secretary Of the Interior, responding
10 party machinery, will make the proper recommendation to
the President. This places q grave responsibility On the Secre-
tary Of the Interior, and we hope, il fact we are confident,
that he win recommend with the bes. interests Of the people
ofthese Islands at heart
, 1953-11-25
Editorial
ON APPOINTING "A GOVERNOR

THESE MAY BE last discussions made before 4
new Governor IS appointed Just how much The Department
Of the Interior observes and tries to weigh public opinion is
not known, but it IS certainly to be desired that such opinion
might at least be given consideration in public matters, and
particularly with reference to the appointment Of 4 Governor
for these Islands. And we know Of no better medium through
which such opinion might be gagged than the local press.
IT'S FELT IN many quarters that the Eisenhower adj
ministration viii not want to be outdone BY the Democrats
and therefore will seek to appoint a prominent Negro Ameri-
can. Whether he will able 70 match Judge Haste is anoth-
ct matter, but the effort viii be to come as close as possible.
And that would be satisfactory 70 the people Of these Islands,
providing the appomtee brings with him Al willingness TO be
sympathetic to and understanding Of the problems Of our
people. Not all top level jobscan be filled merely from paper
requirements.
ONE MATTER OF great concern to our people is Wheth-
er one IF the many white office seekers who contributed sub
stantial funds Is the party viii Be appointed. The question
IS not IS much Of color as it IS Of the fact that the appointee,
stepped ii the tradition Of his section Of the country, might
seize the opportunity to make the Virgin Islands another
Bermuda, Nassau, 81 Miami Beach, to say nothing Of q Sea
Island, il Georgia. Those natives who have never had the
d~spleasure Of coming close to il will little realize that such
effort would be the closest thing 70 actual slavery.
NOW WE WALK The streets, 60 TO the movies, Work
where and when We please, and stop in for & full meal o. 2
snack at any spot. a Miami Beach situation would mean that
there would be shops on the Main Street in ST Thomas where
natives may not even shop, Or that there might be sections
Of the. town where natives may not be found after dark Nor
IS this exaggeration. for It actually happens elsewhere This
IS what we pray win never happen here, and that Is why We
take time out to say il print SO that the Administration may
know how We feel about the type Of governor t0 be named.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

five-man siudy group recently named BY the Sec
retaEy Of the Army, has begun work 9 study which
might result In the reorganization Of the Army Army
Secretary Robert Stevens appointed the group after
President Dwight d. Eisenhower requested the effort to
effect badly needed" reforms in the armed services
The Army : the first Of the three services 10 act
or tie Presidents suggestion The fve-man study group
composed Of four ndusrals and one military repre-.
sentative The committee has what amounts to almost
unlimited authority 10 investigate conditions In the Army
Expected - be included In the investigation IA the
Armys organization, study Of various domestic and
Army commands and their coordination with
higher headquarters, and the technical services.
Former Secretary Of Defense Robert Lovett once
remarked that the technical services functions needed
reviewing and reorganization. The ammunition shortage
which developed In Korea also brought about much cr
esm Of The Ordnance CoFps enc Of NE ehnea services
The Army i 20 be commended on acting 10 meet the
Presidents request II i the on service which has ere
ated working committee Of business specialists study
T. reorganization and hope the other services viii
follow : similar course.
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Democratic Majority Seen On Committees

re COP oa arwanlzstiaa maurFs
whlek wesid create . - &a4
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pian % ny b seise Senais eoziEo'
Ths Repuhram s.FenasA fsA ne.
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ne lais Sen. Tar RoAsol as -
placed ~ . Dsmssrat. raom@ a
Bmka.
wa Only a. memhers. = =
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COP - eoufrol Z q ths Is ssasis
.eommlttees under pFesent ruitA
A hey COP tsmAioF aa6 Ne
thoagkt ne xlmpiest solutaoa uoala
BE- 81 ne Dsmoersh % hate .
malariiy &C tw8 eommifteeh and
laF Morse 10 hold tAs dexidlna vote
On two otherx.
'Tkis would avolf any bitter
fleht ever organiEafian 81 ne start
q . se8ainn tat MAJ BE- l0aehy a
best. tie aenatmr said
He noaed fhat me present COP
ehalrmen of Ghe eoEmitiees wouid
eonllmue % hold their pests throa9A
the is54 saSsion unless some cues
uon it raised about "a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-12

WASHINGTON - - Senaas &c.
puhicans werx Fxporied teday q
~ tAimkina nf alaawing the Deme.
rrafs d Aass q waArity un . eeu.
BE q eommitlxe2 h tAs iaSt
sasxioa.
The plam wuAld Ass the cor h
|Fstain tAe ehairmanaAlpa and thms
: meaEnre e consrul.
PaFiy siraieeistk 81 eAs Capianl
sad tbs mixha b4 fAa hass aoluilnn
10 ne thorny commillna pruhlem
raised Sc the nHxt s9ssion ~ fhs
faEt that ne hepuhlirans kase e.
sanatars % the Dsmorraft' a.
A hepuellean senaaoF. Mo a8ked
kAaf his sane ~ he used. sad
sns result Il ne csmmiffes ma.
nsuserina IN Janamry wuula BE-
thnt Sea Morse llnd.Orel would
81 mneh better eommirtas spoas
nsxf year.
Morss wss bumped from kls tie
keY eommlfiea places-on tha
srmed services snd lahoT gruaps-
last January ailsr ~ boiled ne
cor IL tAe iex1 presidential can
palTn. Re wound - On the less o.
aiFahie puhlie woFks and DA3fgiet
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