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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12
Homeless Family
Is Given Shelter

Only the fact that a friend came
to their aid. saved a local woman
ana her three children from Sleep
ing In the street last night after
they were burned out of their
apartment in a blaze that swept
through a Truman Avenue apart
ment house Monday evening.
The woman, Mrs. Eleanor Fell
ers, estranged from her Navy hus.
band, also lost more than $50 in
the tire. The money, the balance
OF SITS allotment check after she
had paid her rent and bought
groceries was burned up, accord
ing to Mrs. Emeritoa Gomez, 1886
United Street.
Mrs. Gomez and her husband
gave Mrs. Teller and her children
the use of a garage apartment at
1904 Grinnell Street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12
Supreme Court Doubts Author
Was Held In Jail Legally
TALLAHASSEE tR-The Florid

= TALLAHASSEE 1.-THE Florid;
Supreme Court found today thers
was some doubt wRetner winam
Bradford HUE, author and lecturer
was legally held in jail at Live Oak
on a contempt of court conviction
and ordered him released immedi
ately on $500 bond.
Huie's attorney, William J. But
Ter of New York City, left Talla-
hassee for Live Oak where he said
the bond would be posted.
HUE was sentenced Saturday by
Circuit Judge Hal w. Adams to
pay a $3.50 fine or 60 to jail for
six months on contempt citation
growing out of his alleged state,
ment to DR.. Frank A. Fernay that
Judge Adams was connected with
numbers gambling ring in Su
wannee County.
HUE will remain at liberty under
bond pending final arguments be-
fore the Supreme Court here in
about As days on his habeas corpus
petition.
At that time, the court will de-
eide whether HUE shall be ordered
to pay the fine, be returned to jail
or be. released.
DR.. Fernay, chief psychiatrist a.
the Veterans Hospital at Lake
City, was appointed to test the
sanity of Ruby McCollum, Negro
woman convicted and sentenced to
death in Judge Adams court for
the Staying of DR.. c. Leroy Adams,
white Live Oak physician.
Fernay's appointment came after
the state Supreme Court had or
dered a new trial for her. The
woman was adjudged insane and
is now in the state mental hospital
at Chattahoochee.
At Live Oak, HUE said the case
would be presented vigorously to
the Supreme Court when it is heard.
He said he was returning to his
Maryland home tonight and get
to work on his book which he
hopes to publish about February
"I'm not mad at anybody in
Florida" he said. 81 have been
quite comfortable in jail and /
have been treated fine"
The author said he did not be-
ieve he was in contempt when he
went to talk to DR.. Fernay and he
felt the case was important to
every newspaper man.
He said it was through his talk
with the psychiatrist that DR..
Fernay learned he was not quail.
fled to accept the judges assign
ment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12
Meat Packing
Heir To Answer
Narcotics Charge

Los ANGELES 1-Jasr piar
George Horned, heir 10 q m
packing fortune, win appear {
Is for arraignment on = charge
possessing narcotics. 0
A California Narcotics Bur
officer testified at his prelimin
hearing yesterday that the 2s-y
old musician. arrested Sept. 10.
flrst denied smoking mariju
but later admitted taking jss'
one puff"
The officer, Matthew O'Connor
testified that HORNED admitted Civ
ing $40 to another musician d
purchase Is marijauana cigarettes
from a parking lot attendant
0'Connor said Hormel's share q
the purchase was Is cigarettes ant
that they we're seereted over n,
sun visor Of his auto, which wal
seized by state officers. HORNED 4
free on $500 bond.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12
Ike's Prayer
Habit Lauded

BOSTON NAThe Rev. DR.. Ed
ward L. r. Elson, minister Of the
National Presbyterian Church, at
which President Eisenhower wor-
ships, says the spiritual develop
ment Of these times is symbolzed
by the Presidsnt."
Speaking last night before an
armed forces shaplains confer
ence, he said:
His inaugural prayer. his
church membership. his opening
of Cabinet meetings with prayer,
his habit of private prayer, all
have invested religion in this eoun-
tn with fresh masculiniU."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12
Hanoi Relaxes
After Festivity

HANOI, Indochina R-HAnoi has
returned to near normal after the
excitement of an historic weekend
in which the city changed from
mixed Frsnch-Vietnamese control
to that of the Communicated Wet
mimi.
Merchants, workers and every
day citizens have obeyed Vietminh
leader Ho Chi Minis suggestion
that life 90 on as usual.
The takeover of the city from
the French'was accomplished with
hardly an incident, despite the
thousands Of troops involved who
only a few months ago were at
each others throa.s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12
He Won't Vote
To Censl1re Joe

WASHINGTON R-Sen. Hend-
rickson (R.ND said today he won't
vote to censure Sen. Mccarthy
(RsWis) on a charge that McCar-
thy denounced him in "vulgar and
insulting" language.
Il that point is presented to the
Senate for a roll call vote, Hend-
rickson said in an interview, "I
will vote present on it."
Hendrickson declined to say how
he will vote on the other points of
the censure charges against McCar-
thy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12
Liberal Barely
Misses In Vote

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras tP)--
Liberal candidate Ramon VD,eda
Morales missed election as presi-
Gent OF Honduras Sunday by less
IMAM $500 votes, returns showed
today. Congress now must decide
between him and the runner.up,
Nationalist party chief Tiburcio
Carias Andino.
Villeda Morales won 121, 2l3 of
the Isl, 295 votes cast in the ma
uonal balloting-4,435 short Of the
majority required for election un-
der the constitution. Carias Andino
received 77,04l and Reform can
Maate Abraham williams S3,o4i.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12
He Withdraws
Helping Hand

BALTIMORE 1-James Harris
told Police Magistrate Howard l..
Aaron that the days when he lent
helping hand to folks In trouble
have ended. II can't afford it."
The 4s-year-old Negro truck
driver was fined $40 by Aaron yes
terday after Patrolman Milton
Freund said he insisted on stand
ing in the street and refused an
order to get on the sidewalk at the
scene of an accident. Harris said:
81 saw the accident. There was a
woman in the car with a baby and
she looked befuddled. was trying
to help.
1--WE always liked to help peo-
ple," he said. Nov, coming down
here today l saw q car stalled.
Nine out of ten times I would have
pushed. But not today"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12
U.S.-Spain Naval
Maneuvers Likely

VALENCIA, Spain Up Joint
American Spanish naval maneuv-
ers appeared in the offing Monday
after an official visit by General
issimo Francisco Franco to the
US. Mediterranean Fleet.
The chief of state and several
other top Spanish officials spent
yesterday aboard the aircraft car
rier Coral Sea observing fleet bat
tie exercises and firing practice. )
Vice Adm. Thomas S. Combs,
fleet commander, told a news con-
ference the Americans wanted to
hold joint maneuvers with Spain.
High Spanish officials said their
country would be pleased to take
part.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12
he
Wea:thernlan
Saw
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Clear TO
partly cloudy today through Wed.
nesday; some chance for isolated
brief shower or thundershower. Not
much change in temperature
with low tonight near rs and high
Wednesday near Is. Moderate to
fresh northeast and east winds.
Florida: Partly cloudy with
widely scattered showers becom-
ing more numerous over north por-
ton Wednesday. Little change in
temperature.
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits: Gentle to moderate east to
southeast winds over extreme north
portion and moderate occasionally
fresh northeast to east winds over
south and central portions. Partly
cloudy weather with widely scat
tered showers through Wednesday.
East Gulf: Gentle to moderate
east to south winds over north por-
ton and moderate easterly winds
over south portion through We'd
nesday. Partly cloudy weather
with widely scattered showers.
Western Caribbean: See latest
advisory on hurricane Hazel. Gale
to hurricane force shifting winds
in extreme northeast portion this
afternoon and tonight, slowly back
ing to west and south and subsid-
ing Wednesday. Otherwise mod
crate northeast winds over north
west portion and moderate vari-
able over south portion. Showers
and squalls near hurricane, other
wise partly cloudy weather and
widely scattered showers.
Weather Summary for the Tropi-
cal Atlantic, Caribbean Sea Area
and the East Gulf of Mexico: See
latest advisory on hurricane Hazel.
Outside of the area under the in
fluence of hurricane Hazel, weather
conditions are normal.
tSes Advisory, Passl)
Observation Taken n Post Office
a,,;tdtue Tina a NJ EST
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12
Defense Secretary Is Center
OfStOrm Over Labor Comment

DETROIT H-Secretary q %.
tense Wilson was the center Of a
storm of protest today over his
remarks at a press conference in
answer to questions on the ma
tons unemployment in labor dis
tressed areas.
Wilson told newsman yesterday
that while he had a ''lct Of SYM
pathy' for the jobless in labor
surplus areas, he has always ''liked
bird dogs better than kennel-fed
dogs"
After reading published reports
of the press conference, Walter
Reuther, Clio and United Auto
workers president, sent a five-page
telegram to President Eisenhower
demanding that Wilson publicly
retract' the staten n t or "be
asked to retire from public life."
Wilson made the remark in an
swer to newsmen's questions on
the placing Of defense contracts in
labor distressed areas.
After stories Of the news con-
ference appeared in Detroit papers,
the Michigan Republican State
Central Committee early today is
sued what it said was q tape-re-
cored transcript of the conference.
The transcript quoted Wilson as
saying group of people had APP
preached him In washington "a lit
tie over a year ago" asking for de-
tense contracts for their district
which had been classified as a
labor distress area.
Zone Of them made the COM
plant, You know you've just re-
duced the draft. In our district
there are ITO more young men
that won't have to 80 to the Korean
fight now and that'H add to our
unemployment, Wilson said.
"And the idea that q 19-year-old
boy could be drafted and sent to
Korea to be shot at and he didn't
have enough gumption to 60 100
miles and get himself 4 job
don't 60 for that" he added.
"And I've got lot Of sympathy
for people where a sudden change
catches 'em-but I've always liked
bird dogs better than kennel-fed
dogs. You know, one who'll get out
and hunt for food rather than sit
on his launches and yelp," the
transcript quoted Wilson.
Wilson was in Detroit to speak
at a S1O0-a-plate Republican BAN
quet last night. He had no COM
ment on Reuther's telegram.
Spokesman at the Summer White
House in Denver said President
Eisenhower would have no COM
ment on Reuther's demand until
he telegram had been received. |
Others quick to comment on Will
sons remark were Sen. Olin d. |
Johnson (D-SC), Sen. Homer Fer
guSon (R-Mich), Ferguson's Demo-
cratic opponent in the november
senatorial election, Patrick v. Nc
Namara, and Clifford p. Case, New
Jersey Republican senatorial can
didate.
Another comment that spurred
Reuther to send the strongly word
I'd telegram was Wilson'S state
ment that he expected employment
In Michigan to balance itself out
by Christmas as new models get
into production "and maybe q few
workers would 80 back South when
L gets a little cold"
q. Ferguson, addressing . Repub-
lican rally in Grand Rapids, Mich,
asst night, took exception to VIII
sons remark.
81 would not express myself in |
The same way-as Wilson-about |
unemployment" he said, adding: |
~ realize this (unemployment) |
De beyond the control Of any in
iividual. Any unemployment is q
calamity to the man, his family, |
his city, state, and the nation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12
MALAN RESIGNS

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa
R--South African Prime Minister
Daniel F. Malan, chief fighter for
white supremacy in Africa, an
nounced today that he would re-
arm Nov. 30
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12

About 10 per cent Of children IN
primary grades are nearsiehted,
according 10 Better Vision Institute
estimates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12

The Better Vision Institute esti-
mates that IS per cent Of Ameri-
cans over 60 years old have visual
troubles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12

A test conducted among New
York City drivers showed that a
quarter Of them had faulty depth
perception.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12

Citizen Ads Bring Results
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-10-12

Relative Humidity. J AN.
500
Barometer tSea Lsvell. J AN.
1886 ins.-10l1.5 mbs.
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Observation Taken n Post Office
Building. Zoo AM. EST.
Key West. Fla. October IL. 1854
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TonoSrow's Almanac
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22

were purposely passed, filling
the bases.
Jim Busby sent an easy
grounder to Brideweser at second
base and it was all over when
Brideweser allowed the ball to
scoot past him for an error.
NOTE S-Pascual was in
trouble with two out in the
ninth when Larsen doomed a
420-foot triple of the center
field wall. but retired Brideweser
on grounder to Pesky.
Yost has been a 1873 hitter for
more than a month now. lifting
his average As points to
a modest $50.
Upton left the game in the
fifth inning with an upset
stomach. Bucky Harris en-
| joyed the rare thrill Of using two
pinch-hitters and seeing them
deliver. =. Tom Wright singled
! for Stone in the third inning
| and Ed FitzGerald singled for
Upton in the fifth.
Bill Hunter doubled in the
second inning and was thrown
out at third attempting to
stretch the hit. 81. On the next
play Larsen tripled to center
and was nipped at the plate try.
ing for an inside the-park
homer.
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Husband, Wife Continue Feud
At Lonhun1 in Borrowed Cars

Jim and Dorothy Wheatley.
whose amateur stock car racing
fling was interrupted when their
only machine cracked up a few
weeks ago. will be back in action
tomorrow night at West Lanham
Speedway.
The Laurel couple will ride as
guests of Red Crise. track di-
rector. Crise will loan each a
car for use in the novice portion
of tomorrow nights big program.
The presence Of the Wheatleys
makes for better novice pro-
gram. The parents of two chill
dren, they have their own private
track rivalry.
Jim started it all when he
took their 1887 Plymouth into a
novice race at Lanham last
month. He finished third in the
10-lap feature. His wife schided
him. whereupon he shot out a
challenge. The following week
Mrs. Wheatley took the family
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Major League Leaders

and ,nd Eosen. Cleveland. II: Sewers.
p Masnington 10; Minoso chicsso'
and vernon. 0i washington arnasa IL.
Stolen bases--Jensen, Boston,, and
Rivera Chicago, 10; Minoso Chicago,
II; Bushy. Washinston, 10; Fox and
900: Feiisr' a cisvslanS a.. III ios SIS Con.
ssuegra, Chicago, l2-3, 500 Morgan.
New New York .s-a. .77s; Lopat. New
Fsees chicasoS es H Win los
81 Pierce chicago, 50: Coleman.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Battins-snider. Brooklyn, 1881: Muei-
Ter New York. ,34si Musial and
Schoendienst. st. Louis. 1893; Bell,
Cincinnati 1874.
Rnns--Musial. ST. Louis, 20; schcsndi-
M sside Iou s.oos si nasi f Sei f en:
cinnati, and Moon. st. Louis, 10.
Runs batted in-Musial. st, Louis. 81;
HODGES, Brooklyn. and Jablonski, 81.
/ Louis, 70; snider. BROOKLYN. rs; Bell.
Cincinnati. n.
M ueiler NeS York i.e loq ssi Gin En-
cinnati. l2s: Snider. Brooklyn. i20;
Moon, st. Louis, l.:.
Doubles-Snider, Brooklyn, and Bell.
GS n1,;i x SS sshSsndenst, s.
lonski, St. Louis. 2a.
Triples Snider. Brooklyn. O.: Hammer.
Philadelphia. and Schoendienst. st,
Louis 8; Moon, st, Louis. z; Gillian.
BROOKLYN; Mays. New York. and Mu-
sial. st. Louis, 8.
Home runs--Mayss New York. ~; Saucr,
Ghicaso. and Musial. St. Louis, u;
| Hodges, Brooklyn, and Kius1ewssi
Cincinnati. 20
| Stolen bases--Bruton. Milwaukee, is;
Fondy Chicago 10; Temple, Cincin-
natl. IL: Moon, st. Louis, 10:
Mathews, Milwaukee and Jablonski,
| st. Louis. 2.
| Pitching Antonelli. New York, l4-e.
/ 1915; Meyer. Brooklyn, &c .17S; Will
helm. New York, 80. ,72T: Masiie.
| New York, l0-4. .1l4: Haddix. st.
| Louis, 1916, 700.
4. Strikeouts--Haddix. st. Louis, no: Rob-
erts. Philadelphia, los; Erskfne, Brook
lyn. "a: Antonelii. New York. o.;
SPAIN. Milwaukee. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22

car to the Lanham track and
turned in a real upset. beating
10 male competitors to the finish
line in the 10-lap main event.
But no man will stand for that
and Wheatley is no exception.
He went back the next week-it
was his turn to drive the
Plymouthand he won the main
event over 20 competitors. His
wife finished third in borrowed
machine.
The next time out. the car was
smashed up and SIS far as the
Wheatleys were concerned, that
was it. But Crise changed their
mind with his offer yesterday
and they will be among IS nov
ices competing in one Of the two
phases Of competition tomorrow
night.
The professionals. headed by
Charlie pee Wee Pobletts of
Baltimore. Lanham's top point
scorer. will race in three 10-lap
heats and 25-lap feature.
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White Sox, Is; Yunks, 3.
TotAls 43 lsa7 Q Totals IS 9 "a 1a
! walked for y jag son. IN I ] !. is. {,

walked Tor jackson IN let.
Struck out for Miranda in 9Th.
S Snies var. s soS zig oiS S SoS-- :
Runs.Pox 81. MinSso 90: ,drc si
Trucks (2). McDougald. Collins. Mantle.
Errors-Rivera.. Noren Collins. Runs
vera. Minoso lsl. Bats i2I; csyarrstta
ca, Collins, .Noren, Berra. Two-base hits
---Minoso t3). Bats. Trucks. Cavarretta.
Berra. Three-base hit - McDousald.
Bats Bats. Norsn. Double plays--W oodling to
McDousald: Kuzava to Miranda 70 Col
Inns, Left on bases-chicaso. II; New
f FEaa e on s Martin, % Oh oa wissl
Ter. q: OIL Stuart. 3; "a Kuzaya z.
Hits-On Trucks. z In 6zs innings; on
Martin. In j inning; Of Dogish: Q IN
of Stuart. 8 in 3 innings; on Kuzaya,
40 in ~ lnninss; Run; r, sn d. earned nni
on Dorish, 90; on Wiesler SIS: OF
stuart. 10: on Kuzava, SIS. Wild, pitch
--Kuzaya. Passed ball-Berfa. winning
pitcher--Trucks t13.5l. LOSING pitcher
ance--1S.b91.
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pompey BreaksH Hand
In Losing 10 Ward,
Will Be Idle 3 Months
BY III. A.soeia'edprsss

CHICAGO. July 22.-Yolande
Pompey, Britain's champion
boxer, suffered a broken right
hand in losing to Moses Ward.
his physician said today. and
will be out Of action for at least
three months.
1t was in the second round
that Pompey felt the hand IN
Jury, according to Lew Bursten,
foreign representative of the In
ternational Boxing Club, who
brought Pompey to America.
The hand was placed in a
cast. DR.. M. S. Corbett, who
treated Pompey. said the bone
broken was on the back OF, the
hand, called the fourth meta
carpus bone.
After the fight last night.
Pompey had soaked both his
badly swollen hands but insist
ed: "Im not using my hands as
an alibi. I'm not making any
excuses. Moses Ward is q good
fighter"
Couldn't Get Started.
Upset by tank-ilek Ward OF
Detroit in his American debut,
the British middelweight and
light-heavyweight champion still
felt he's the new blood this
country's televised boxing is
seeking.
ST Just couldn't get started" "
the powerful but somewhat slow
puncher from Trinidad said after
dropping the 10-round decision
before National TV cameras in
Chicago Stadium last night.
"I've fought better fighters
and / can do better
1t was only the second defeat
In 81 pro starts for Pompey. who
went into this one a heavy
favolite.
Ward Hurt in Seventh.
Ward. who. posted his 10Th
victory In Is fights, came out of
the free-swinging fight with
ample respect for the West
Indian.
Hes very good puncher, "
Ward declared. His left jab is
as hard as the rights of lot of
fighters. It hurt me in the sew
enth round when he drove me
to the ropes in the corner"
Pompey weighed 1924, Ward
1872.
The low-slung Detroiter piled
up his winning margin early and
withstood Pompey's determined
bid in the last three rounds. :
Pornpey came to life in the
seventh, his best round, forcing
Ward to the ropes with his
strong. straight lefts. But by
then the invader needed a
Knockout. and he couldn't de-
liver.
The British champion contin-
Stled to bore in the rest of the
way. However. neither could
cause further damage with their
weary punching.
Judge Edward Hintz and Ref
aeree Frank Gilmer scored it "a
points to 90 in favor of Ward.
Judge Frank McAdams called it
n 1892 draw.
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Senator'S
CONTINUED From Page C-1.)

Continued From Page CID
weser at second base In the
third inning.
Runnels, recently incapacitated
with strained shoulder muscles.
attempted a diving stab of
Catcher Joe Tipton's wide throw
when Brideweser was stealing.
The club physician says Pete will
be available for pinch hitting but
won't return to shortstop for a
few days. Nh
Runnels blasted across two
runs with a ground-rule double
in the first inning as the Senators
chased Bob Turley with four
run outburst. Tom Umphlett
later contributed a two-run
single to the same uprising.
Pascual Gets Victory.
Dean Stone was dubbed for
three runs in the first two in
nings and Camiio Hascual came
along in the third to pitch re-
| specially and gain the triumph
but only after the Orioles tied
| the score at SIS in the eighth
The Senators made it 5-3 in the
| third when Eddie Yost's infield
single scored Jerry Snyder from
| third base, but Baltimore tied il
| in the eighth on Brideweser's
double, a single by Bob Kennedy
and another double by Sam Mele
Don Larsen. who pitched bril-
liantly as Turkeys relief anc
supplied two triples and a single
to the Orioles 11-hit attack, was
clipped for double by Yost te
start the bottom Of the ninth
Johnny Pesky sacrificed anc
Mickey Vernon and Roy Siever.