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Evening star., 1953-03-16
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Evening star., 1953-03-16
For Personal Interview
In Washington

Phone MIR. JOHN r. WELD
Tel. Executive 3-5034
Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day, March. is, March II,
March 1S, 9 am. to S pm.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
SONGS OF WELCOME

the public address system. Her singing caused
such stir on Pier that her boss asked her If
she'd mind doing it as regular thing. Elsi was
glad to oblige. In two years, she estimates,
she's provided a vocal welcome to more than
$4,000 men coming home from Korea and
other Pacific areas
Elsi considers herself just regular member
of Fort Mason's civilian office staff. Her regu-
lar job is helping to draw embarkation lists
and for that very reason. she admits, Il feel
special tug singing to the boys"
Evening star., 1953-08-30

ITO FIGHTING men returning from Korea,
IL the sweetest voice this side of the Pacific
belongs to Elsi Norwood. AS unofficial songbird
of San Francisco's port of embarkation, Elsi
greets the boys on their return with selection
of popular ballads. Whether at high noon or in
the small hours of the night, Elsi's warbling
welcome greets troopships from the Far East
serious voice student for the last eight
years, Elsi has been singing for homecoming
soldiers since 1851, when she was asked to
stand in for a movie singer during test of
Evening star., 1953-08-30
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Evening star., 1953-08-30
THE PRESIDENT

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Lower-deck lounge. Cocktails.
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Evening star., 1953-08-30
me PRESIDENT seEcIAl

No.ep London Sucharse
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Newly Appointed
Board Will Meet

The first meeting of the newly
appointed Refrigeration and Air
Conditioning Board win be held
Thursday afternoon at 400 D. m.
City Manager Dave King said to.
day.
The five man panel was appoint.
ID yesterday at a special meeting
cf the city commission. The group
includes Ben Freer. ]. c. Tru.
deau. Sonny Hardin, Toby Bruce
and Eugene Martinez. All are air
conditioning and refrigeration
dealers or installers In the city.
Purpose OF the board Is the en-.
fcrcement Of q recently passed or.
dinanee which viii control the In.
dnstry here including the examina.
ton and lieerSing Of personnel
and engineers.
The ordinance was passed due
10 complaints that oit-of.tcwn
firms were operating In the city
without obtaining licenses.
City Manager King. City Elec.
trical Inspector Alex Lnhinsky and
Building Inspector Ray knopp win
cit % the board as ex-ofiieio mem
bcrs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Law Library Bill
Asked By Papy

State Representative B. C. Papy
introduced . bin yesterday declar-
ing that the establishment II o
Mouroe County Lag Library 10 .
public need.
The busy iegisiatnr also PIT a
hill in which would ban setting
traps in Monrce ccsnfy sait waters.
With slightly more than tEa
weeks iefs before TIE ord of The
hisnnial Legislative session. tie
Hoase and S<nsts bu<A have heen
passiag Rep. Pspy's local hills a.
nost ~ fast ~ they ksve been
tntrodpee6. j egEnrs<te LIS e the
M0nr0e eoaasy bills ssready psss-
cd has na4 bern msde sszlishie
tram TaEahsasee - yes- AfE<v an
hsEas are sszned they mast - 10
- Gesern6r ssx - Esnxtzre.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Man Faces Three
Charges In Crash

A Pennsylvania man faces
charges of reckless driving and
causing an accident following q
three car crash yesterday ut Eliz-
abeth and Caroline Streets, Police
reported today.
The man, Joseph A. Hoehn. al
legedly went through . stop sign
at the intersection and smashed in
to q truck operated by Horace N.
StrawS, 80 Amelia Street. Hoehn
then lost control Of his car and hit
a parked truck operated By Con-
Iaio Lahrsda, si2 Packer Street.
The truck driven by Straws Is
owned by ThompsoG Enterprises
while Labrada's Is the property Of
the Cabrera Distributing Company.
Hoehn win appear In City Court
today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
'OwnerDefaults
On Bill; Navy
Holds Her Boat
4.5-Thousalld Dollar
Repair, Towing Bill
Results I'm Lien On
84-Foot Luxury Yacht

The identity of Key Vests
mystery yacht. the S4-foot lux.
ury vessel pilgrim II" which has
been tied up at the Naval Station
since January, was revealed by
Naval officials today.
They said that the boat is being
held by the Navy after it was seized
to satisfy lien against its owner
amounting to $4,675.31 for non-pay-
ment Of a bill for repairs made by
the Navy.
Commander Ben Berry, Naval
Station Legal Officer declared that
the 11S-ton vessel was seized on
January End by U. S. Marshal
after the government won q libel
action in Miami District Court by
default.
The owner of the craft Is Mrs.
Marie Geneau, Washington. D. c.,
a former Administrative Assistant
Continued On Page Twoj
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Band Day" Is
Big Success At
Benny'sPlace

DR.. Harold Casterton,. director
Of the popular Key West High
School Band. announced today that
the band received approximately
500 from the sale of meals at
Benny's Cafeteria last Friday.
The entire gross receipts went
to the band. doc" casterton said.
Mr.. Fernandez even turned over
the sale Of newspapers from his
stand 10 the band
Loud in his praise of the cafe.
terra owners generosity, the band
director said. ut was the most
gracious gesture that ] have ever
heard Of"
Fernandez himself said that he
was pleased to do what he did for
the band. Il went with them to
Havana. They are an asset to this
city and | am going to encourage
them every way possible. :" he said.
Fernandez not only gave the en-.
tire proceeds from the cafeteria 8
sales on Friday. he and his force
prepared the food.
Band members pitched in and
helped like real workers. Some
served behind the tables. others
cleared tables. while still others
washed dishes. Band mothers serv-
Cd behind the cash register.
1 Doc" Cassertnn reported re-
eeipt Of Sso.oo from sale az candy
which was donated by the Curtis
Candy Co.. and is local represen-
tatiye. Hugh DugEan. The candy
was sold at the cafeteria.
Fernandez said that such pro
gram ~ il made available 70 cur
Youngsters each day. thrUUxA taeag
training in the band. was rot avail
able 10 him during his yuasa IN
SpaIn-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Spring Concert
Will Be Wed.
At Higl, School
School Chorus And
Outstanding Soloists
To Appear On Program

A real treat is in store for lovers
of good music who attend the
Spring Concert to be given We'd
nesday night at the Key West High
School auditorium by the Key
West High School chorus.
Directed by Tom Whitley, the
popular chorus win sing such
numbers as Gloria Patri, !" Grant
Us Thy Holy Peace" and "Rise
Glorious Conqueror" from the
Easter Cantata by Heyser.
The bssusifvi voices Of ihs
more than 50 boys and siris will
also blend In The singing ct
"onward Christian Soldiers"
"Ameries The BsavtItvi," and
THE Battle hymn 81 ihs Re-
public"
Also appearing in the first part
of the chorus viii be Peter Simp-
son, member of the high school
faculty, who viii sing "All Through
The Night, = "Annie Laurie" and
Songs from Ireland.
Following a slight intermission.
Miss Elaine Eskew win sing Mat
tinatta," Jealousy" and ''Vessi
D'Arte Tia Tosca)."
The gifted young pianist, Miguel
Mariscal, win entertain with three
numbers. He has selected for his
first rendition, the first movement
Of the Third Piano Sonata from
Beethoven. This win be followed
by Chopin's Etude No. !. Opus Is
and the popular Prelude OF Mana
yucca.
The Chorus win bring the eve
ning's program to close with
CONTINUED On Page Twcl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Trooper Cline
Catches Up With
Sailor

A sailor lost his race with Stats
Trooper Frank Cline on the Boca
Chica stretch Of U. S. / at the rush
hour yesterday and landed In
County jail.
H. r. McDcrmott was spotted on
cudjoe Key by the Trooper going
beyond the lawful speed. He start
ed his chase Of the car 70 slow Il
down. Instead Of slowing down, tho
Navy mans car speeded Up reach.
ing top speed between 90 and
100 miles per hour under The Boca
chica caution light, Cline said.
Cline perseyered In the chase and
caught up with hkn two miles
south Of Boca Chica. He brought
MeDermott TO County jail where
be was released On 500 bond.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Commission
Defers Ferry
Lease Action
VIII Meet With
CATCO Executive
Here Wednesday

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Governor Uses Veto First Time On
Papys Aqueduct Board Tenure Bill
Lao Sought To
Make Present BID.
Permanent And
Self-Perpetuaiing

Governor Dan McCarty
today exercised his veto
power for the first time to
reject a bill by State Rep.
Bernie C. Papy which would
have made the Florida Keys
Aqueduct Commission self
perpetuating board, the AP
wired today.
The present law which
Rep. Papy sought to change
is that the Governor ap.
points the five men to the
Commission when he takes
office. The Commission dis
tributes water to the Keys
and Key West bought from
the Nays l3O mile pipe.
line.
The members of the conf
mission at the present time
were appointed by Governor
Fuller Warren.
: :
Papy's bill would have continued
them In Office until the board itself
voted to remove one Of It's men,
bers. This would have meant that
the new Governor would have had
4 Commission composed Of mem.
bers appointed by bis predecessor
four years ago.
The Governor also vetoed two
local bills by, the Orange County
delegation at the request Of the
sponsors, Win Informed him errors
had been discovered n the bills.
The Florida Keys Aqueduet Com.
mission. appointed BY Warren four
years ago has the following five
members: Alonzo cothron, chair.
man. John B. Hayes, Vance c.
lcontinued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Police Escort For Bovine
Beauty. IRON Big Pine Key
Her Trailer To
Be Hauled BY
White House
Type Limousine

Betty The Big Pine Key COW
will have police escort during
her one, day tour Of Key West,
her promoter Charlie Mendoza,
singing postman said today.
The protection by Key Vests
Finest was offered by Key Vests
Mayor c. B. Harvey. who, said
Mendoza, has been extremely CO.
operative In all the arrangements
for Betty's visit here.
Frank Johnson Is providing the
horse trailer by which Betty will
be transported from Big Pine to
Key West. Jack Sellers Of Monroe
Motors Is making available q Lin
coin Cosmopolitan. the same kind
Of car. he said, that used to trans
port President Harry Truman
from Boca Chica to The Little
White House when he made his
semi-snnuaI visits.
Betty win not ride In the Lin
coin, she win be towed In her
trailer by II, Mendoza said.
Her Estimated Time Of Arrival,
according to fastest information Is
10 a. m. Saturday morning. She
win have plenty Of time TO meet
the children Of Key West before
the Armed Forces Day parade at
$50 p. m, when she joins the
Navy. Coast Guard, Marines and
Army Is trfumphal march
through city streets.
Before that parade children Of
Key West win feast their eyes on
Betty at Bayview Park and their
paiates ON free milk. provided not
by Betty, but by Home Mix.
Mendoza said that q young buIi
from Home Milk II showing inter-
est IN Betty.
I don't know. however. e be Il
coming down for the weekend"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Donald Pearlman
Listed Outstanding
Member OF Class

Donald pearlman. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Pearlman, To1 ST.
monitor Street. has been selected
as the outstanding member Of the
Senior Class Of the Northern nli-
nois College Of Optometry.
Young Peariman win be graasi-
aied from the college In Chicago
In January 1854. He holds . B. S.
In psychology from the Florida
State University at Tallahassee.
The latest honor was announced
IN 4 letter from George Dever.
president Of Northern Illinois Col
lege al Optometry's Tomb and
Key Honorary fraternity.
Deyer extended congratulations
10 peariman 'son your excellent
achievements during your three
years IL study here AZ n. /. c. O. /"
and also IA Invitation 10 become q
member Of the Tomb and Key
honorary organization which ssands
for the ethical and professional
coaduct al sgsometrie praetsS~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Man Wins Freedom From Grand
Larceny Charge After Hearing
Proof Lacking
On Motorcycle
Theft Accusation

Gerald Paul McKenna, Is, for.
mer local Navy man, was freed
yesterday Of a grand larceny
charge when his attorneys, VII
liam v. Alhury and Enrique Es
quinaldo, Jr., moved successfully
for dismissal on the basis tina,
there was insufficient evidence tc
support the charge at q prelimin.
airy hearing before Peace Justice
Ira Albury
McKenna was charged with
stealing q motorcycle and smash.
ing it up on the keys on March
LIST, but when the State was I'm.
able to prove conclusively that Me-
Kenna was actually the operator
Of the cycle, the charge was
quashed.
The ewnsr es the machine,
Richard 2. ceedmsn and Q.
youth whe was riding with Ne.
Ksnns when no had the smash.
UP both Of ths USs Gilmore res.
tilted for Inc prosecution but
their tsssinseny failed 10 prove
the connection between Meksnna
I and Coodmsnfs eycIs.
Goodman said that he was on
duty aboard his ship at the time of
the theft 1t which time he left the
.machins parked near the. gate To-
the Navy yard. He said that he
did not know it was missing un-
til the next day and under cross
examination. he said that he could
not, with certainty or with per-
sonal knowledge, say that McKen-
M was the thief.
Neil L. Gherardi. testified that
he was approached by McKenna
the night Of the theft and that he
went for a ride up on the keys
on the machine which the defen-
dant said was his.
When they failed to negotiate a
curve, the machine went off the
road and was almost completely
smashed. McKenna was badly in
jured and the pair hitched q ride
back toward Key West where
Gheradi attempted to obtain a
motel room for McKenna who was
bleeding badly. He was unable to
do SO and the motel owner ad-
vised him to call an ambulance
for the man who was lying un.
conscious near the roadside. Nc.
Kenna had earlier exacted q pro-
mise from his companion mot
to call an ambulance or report the
accident to police
McKenna was taken to the Ma
val Hospital and later transferred
Continued On Page TweI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Legion Post To
Hear Speech On
Armed Forces

Navy Lieutenant Raymond Z.
Lilly, Jr,. Executive Officer Of the
destroyer escort U.S.S. Francis m.
Robinson tEDE zzo) win address
the members Of Arthur SAWYER
Post No. n, American Legion at
the Legion Home on Stock Island
Wednesday. May u at 9 pm.
Lieutenant Lily II 4 veteran Of
World War II having served on
minesweepers In the Pacific. He il
entitled 10 wear the following rib
hons; Asiasic- Pacific with one
star: American Theatre. japanese
Occupation and World War II Vic.
tory. The topic for the evening viii
be The Armed Forces in Gener-
al" Lieutenant Liily has been on
active duty. since March 1852. His
home Is 81 Crescent Avenue. Wood.
bury. ". J. where his parents Mr..
and Mrs. X. Z. Lilly. ST., now re-
side.
Other items On the asenda for
the evening are.
Election at delegates 10 the De
partment Convention to be held in
Orlando, Florida. May Il Ian and
-: and Initiation Il new mensbsrs
into the Post.
Each and every I.exionnaire m
the Key West area 10 cordially in
vited 70 cosne cut 10 tie meetings.
The Post holds rs regular meet
ings. On The md and ssh Wednex-
cay al every mcnsh. 20 come "a
sut and sappo<t your pes,.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
1888 Tourist Season
AS Good As Last Yea"
Motel Owners Say In Poll
Slo,0 Starting
Season Picked Up
In February And
Ran Until May1
BY SUSAN McAvoY

The 1928 tourist season,
though slow in starting, was steady
and lasted longer than last year,
motel owners said in poll today.
Beach motels said that their sea-
SON started about February.
March was a good month. April
slowed down to a low at May /.
The month of Nav is generally
considered a transition month be-
tween the winter visitors and the
summer tourists. In June, schools
closing starts whole families tour.
ing the country and many of them
come to the Southernmost city Of
the nation.
All Of the motel owners and
mansgsrs ROLLED ssrsed that II
was . good season. None Of them
said u was ! much better sea.
son than last year.
Steven South Beach, Rosecrest
and the new Sun and Surf, all
owned by Max Cohen said their
business was excellent. April and
May at Steven was said to be bet
ter than 1951-52, according to Jack
Talon, manager.
Sun and Surf Motel on South
Street opened on January and,
according to Mrs. Max Cohen, had
extremely good business.
Our poe, the only one in the.
beach area, has been D big draw.
Ing card for the Sun and Surf
motel, Mrs. Cohen said. "Also
tourists who come down White
head Street from the Aquarium
zee the motel and STOP"
Out on the Boulevard, The Key
Ambassador season started q lit
lie late, picked up in February
and was good until May l.
Nov, the week is dull, but
weekends good" said A. G. Hunt
manager. ..And we already have
reservations for the summer sea.
son"
Marine Motel on the beach had
q little better season than last
year. Manager Melvin Levitt said
that business slowed up in March,
picked up a little Ii April.
When HE Havana ferry
comes through we expect 10 Be-
unehbed." said Lsvlfi.
The Hibiscus Motel. one Of the
smaller beach niotels, with only
y units had an excellent season.
"bvt We didn't turn away as
many people as last year" said
Mrs. Marguerite Mitchell, CO.
ewnes. I'VE never had . W.
eancy during The season. but
Men We have emily u units. We
atiribvisd HE smaller demand
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Hatcllet Case
Heard Behind
Closed Doors
Judge Gibson
To Decide Future
Of ''Treehouse''
Teenagers Thursday

The four teenagers accused Of
hatcheting the knee of a young
victim last week in a swamp tree
house testified at a closed hearing
before Juvenile Court Judge Eva
Warner Gibson yesterday after
noon.
The Judge will give her deci.
sion on what can be done to re-
habilitate the offending youngsters
and their victim Thursday, she
said today.
Press and public were barred
from the two hour hearing which
took place in the County clinic
building. The room was filled
with parents. witnesses, and the
accused boys.
Information coming 10 me
has changed my view on fhs
case" Judge Gibson said. Fur.
ther Investigations are being
made into the case before ihe
decision is made Thursday"
The boys were accused by the
victim and Judge last Friday If
molesting their companion, who
she said they lured tc a tree-h0use
in the swamp adjacent to Bay
view Park. The Ratchet welded by
the boys cut the youngster on his
knee.
All boys were released to the
custody of their parents. One of
the boys in the case, though II
years old, falls into the Juvenile
court jurisdiction because of his
school grade, which is only the
seventh. The other three boys are
all under IT.
Parents Of the accused are being
consulted by the Judge as to TIE
best method of reforming them.
There are no psychiatric facilities
II Monroe County, Judge GibSon
pointed put. There Is, h0geyef i
p ychologist, Miss Eugenia NicO-.
lat who is consultant to the school
sy4tem. She had been cooperating
to The fullest with the Juvenile
court on the case.
ehooI records Of The bows
we're made avaiIabls TO The
Judge for her consideration Of
the best future for them.
This case points up the fact 4
ihstNwhen children are trvanf
and difficult ~ school they soon
Become dsIinqvenfs. urge all
parents 10 cooperate fully with
the schools and make II easier
for Us 10 handle these children"
Whatever arrangement is work
ed out with the boys, their par
ents and the law. Juvenile Court
will maintain supervision over
heir lives until they are q, Judge
Gibson said. Should they break
laws after the age of IL they are
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Sheriff To Send
For Confessed
Cemetery Vandals

Sheriff John spofiswood awaits
extradition orders from the Cor.
errors Of f10rida and virginia
before sending for the two Navy
men who confessed 10 The 80. GO
vandalism Of Key Vests Gene
tezy last February.
The men. who were In Norfolk.
Va. whea their eonfession If fhs
vandalism was released win %
brought back 70 Monrne County foe
trial.
County Solicitor Allan .. 1esra
u. started the stepa for extradt
ton proceedings By requesting
Governor Dan Mec4rty 70 request
TIE Secretary 81 Navy 10 resezss
ths tNo men 70 Monfoe coanty
anth0sssles. The Secretary II Navy
granted this reqness TIE next
STRIPS are 10 obtsin release frsm
ske Cessrnos 81 flrginia sad ~
order from Coyernag MeCxrty. -
corasag 70 sheriH 1ahn EpsttswceA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
Legion, Night At
Kennel Club Set

The AmsFiesn Legion viii BE-
hsnessd tonight u ihs Key West
Kennel Club with The feature
sses 81 shs svsnins designated
fhs "Amsriesn Lssien Hsndi-
cap. Track officials snnevnesd
to-day.
Al lssisnairss are invited 10
30 svssss - The track for shs
evening.
Aersek field ~ dogs has been
matched Ter HE fsssvrs and
many surprise features arranged
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12
State Troopers
Take PnrOIee
Back To RaifOrd

Wilfrsd Stafford, parole viola.
tor, found in Key West was ss.
eorted back 10 Miami by State
Troopers S. r. Walker and Sssi.
=. 6. Bvrshart today.
He will be picked up by Raj
ford psnitsnfisry authorities and
returned 10 the prison from Mia.
mi, Walker and Bvrshart said.
Stafford was violating parole
for On unknown conviction when
he was picked Up by the Shsriff.s
office on request Of The State
Highway Patrol.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-12

Key West. Florida. has the
most equoble climate in the
country. with an overoqe
xmge Of only Lao T 4hrenheit
Evening star., 1953-12-25

Twopece owoo knit dresses in several Styles including turtle
neck small coos and jewel necks Many coors in the group
sizes 10 to l8, but not in every style or color.
Lansbroh.-SPoRTSwEAR-S
Evening star., 1953-12-25

Casual coots REFERS zout coots oPPers and dessn'oke
ses Lovely wool fobrcs including broodcot zbelne fleece
tweed wooond-coshmere bIends Sizes 10 to l8 and
l4K to wv in the group, but not in every style color
price, 1895 Toppers wool broodcoth womens sizeslsSS
Lansburghs-BETTER Second
Evening star., 1953-12-25

EnsembIes One-ondwopiece dresses Cocktails casual and
deses Many suitable for wnerntosDrne wear! Royon
toe oyon foe royon oepe many ooors sizes II to 20 and
l4h to 22K in the group!
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