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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
BY ELToM G. FAY

QUANTfCO, Va. IN = Five thou.
sand Marine troops and the ma
tons military chiefs mustered to-
day on q velvety erased parade
ground 70 welcome President FL
senhower to this big base and a
session OF the defense secretaries'
annual conference.
The President, a former five
star general always ready for an
opportunity to get back to the
familiar military surroundings, ar.
ranged to motor down from the
White House this morning, spend
the remainder Of the day and drive
back over the East, 3s-mile route
to Washington late tonight.
The Marine Corps turned out for
the welcoming ceremony its usual
sn1artly trained troops 10 parade
before the commander-in.chief -
tanned and trinity tailored men
with the sharp alertness Of ex-
perienced fighters.
Remembering an embarrassing
moment last year, Marine Corps
commanders and the defense Of.
ficials took special pains in setting
up q time table.
A year ago when the President
visited annual conference there
were last minute changes in his
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
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sent reinforcements into San Jose
and Puerto Barrios the invaders
may have been pushed back from
initial gains. But, they added, no
setbacks thus far have been re-
ported.
(NBC Correspondent Mac Ban
nell reported in a Tegucigalpa
broadcast heard in New York this
morning that the invaders then
held about a third of Guatemala.
He said two planes had machine
gunned the presidential palace in
the capital.)
/ Outcome Of Long Trouble
The invasion was the culmina-
ton of a long-standing effort to
unseat the Communist-backed gov
eminent of President Jacobo Ar
benz Guzman.
There are reports here that Cas-.
tillo Armas has been in Guatemala
since the invasion began to lead
his liberation army personally. But
his movements have been kept Sc.
cret and his headquarters twice
has postponed without explanation
promised statement by the 40
year-old resistance leader.
The latest report of fighting in
side Guatemala was at Quezalte-
mango, a good-sized city about. so
miles due west of Guatemala City.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
CRIME.FICHTER IS
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called, "and the only thing he asked
was that if they did get him he
didn't want them to get by with it.
And they won't"
Then only Thursday night, just
"a hours before he was slain, Pat
terson told Phenix City church
group that 81 have only a 100-to-I
chance of ever being sworn in as
attorney general"
Pennington said he will ask Gov.
Gordon Persons to declare marcial
law in Phenix City and that his
organization will demand a special
grand jury and a special prosecu.
tor. The Betterment Assn. has been
deeply critical or Circuit Solicitor
Arch Terrell, who normally prose
cutes on behalf of the state.
The governor ordered Maj. Gen.
Walter ]. Hanna, Alabama adult
ant general, to Phenix City imme-
diately with full authority to take
whatever steps he considered nec-
essary. Uniformed National Guard
officers stood by.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
Winthrop, Bobo
Arrive Today For
Reno Meeting

RENO, New R - Millionaire
Winthrop Rockefeller, AZ, arrived
here last night in his private plane
to meet his estranged wife, Bar.
bara (Bobo) Sears Rockefeller, and
to sign a six-million dollar divorce
property settlement.
Bobo was due at TAO am. PDT
today aboard the Southern Pacific q
Overland Limited from Chicago
She has a five.room suite reserved
in the Mapes Hotel.
Rockefeller obviously was tired
after his flight from Little Rock.
Ark. He told reporters he would
make no statement, 'leaving that
for the lawyers tomorrow.
His wife, will remain at least six
weeks to establish residence for a
Nevada divorce. :.
The property settlement tenta.
lively worked out in New York
gives Bobo, the daughter of a Lith.
uanian coal miner, 51a million dol
lars plus a $500, 900 trust fund and
custody of their 5-year-old son
Winthrop Paul. Rockefeller is to
have visiting rights.
The couple married in Palm
Beach, Fla, on Valentines Day,
1S4S-less than four months after
she won a Nevada divorce from
her first husband, Richard Sears
Jr., a Boston socialite.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
Marine Troops Welcome Ike
On Visit To Quantico Base

schedule - and his car sped into
the Marine base and drew up be-
fore the quarters of 1t. Gen. Cliff
ton B. Gates, commandant of the
Marine Corps schools, where, alas,
there was no one home except a
Sdoorman. The welcoming commit.
tee meanwhile was racing franti.
cally back from the base entrance
three miles away where the Pres
dents car had whisked by min.
utes before.
Defense Secretary Wilson was
official host at luncheon to which
1t was expected the President
would address some informal re.
marks. Late in the afternoon -
after time for golf - the President
was invited to an outdoor bar.
beque.
Morning business sessions before
the President arrived were con-
cerned with discussions of progress
and problems in research and
weapon technology and included
also schedule discussion by
Adm. Arthur Radford, chairman
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, on
requiremnets that tense world
conditions place. on the armed
forces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
BY JOE HALL

WASHINGTON N - Sen. George
(D-Ga) said today Democrats
would fight in the Senate to write
new income tax cuts into a general
tax revision bill that already pro.
vides nearly IA billion dollars in
tax relief for corporations and in
dividuals.
The bill was headed for posi-
Ole Senate debate next week after
the Senate Finance Committee yes.
friday formally approved the S75-
page house-passed measure that
would overhaul the nations tax
laws for the first time In 10 years.
The Democrats on the commit
tee had talked Of trying to include
new income tax reduction provi-
sions, but they apparently made
no move to do so.
However, George - the commit.
tees senior Democrat - said Ia
an interview Democratic STRAIT.
egists have settled on two alter
nate proposals for full Senate con-
sideration:
!. To reduce personal income
taxes 81, 400, O0O, 600 annually by a
500 increase In personal exemp.
tions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
Senate Approves
Big Outlay For
Defense Budget

WASHINGTON R - Working
against a July l money deadline,
the Senate was over its biggest
hurdle Friday with approval of a
$29, 2i6, 5s4 ,4S6 appropriation for the
nations defense during the fiscal
year starting next month.
The annual money bill for the
Army, Navy, Air Force and De-
Tense Department went through on
a voice vote late yesterday after
the 50-3S defeat of a Democratic
drive to give the Army another
$50 million dollars. The Democrat
ic move was aimed at preventing
a planned cutback of two Army
divisions.
The bill now goes to a Senate
House conference committee to
iron out number of differences
between the Senate and House
passed versions.
The defense measure is by far
the largest, moneywise, of the
yearly appropriations bills Con.
gress must vote to run the govern
ment. Of the 20 billion dollars
okayed by the Senate. approx.
mately IL billions is earmarked
for the Air Force, 10 billions for
the Navy, TIA billions for the
Army. and the remainder for the
Defense Department and related
activities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
POLICE DEPT. IS
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didn't go far before. we had a
traffic jam. But one of your young
offic ers happened along and
Strengthened us out on our direc-
tons and in so doing was no nice
and courteous to us, not only in
directing us but also in offering
us his assistance in any way to
make our stay more pleasant in
Key West. After the incident was
over, we were so impressed that
we called your police department
to find out who the driver of
Patrol Car Three was and on so
doing we found it to be Patrolman
Armando Perez. In all of our
travelling, around the country, we
find this young man to be one of
the most polite and courteous po-
lice officers it has been our pleas
ure to come in contact with.
Your city is to be commended
on having such young men as this
on your force. We highly recon-
mend him in your courtesy cam
paign.
More power to your police chief
and all the luck in the world for
his courtesy campaign. If all the
officers are Of the caliber of this
young man, we so highly praised,
you will have no trouble in the
success of this venture.
'a~tiug you for a very pleas
ant visit to your Southernmost
e-.y and looking forward to re-
turning next "ear.
Sincerely,
Mr.. AND MRS.
GORDON NEIL,
Woodward Ave.,
Detroit. Mich.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
Democrats Promise Senate
Fight For Added Tax Cuts

2. To give each taxpayer a $40
annual income tax credit. II was
estimated this plan would mean a
u ,25O, 600, 600 annual tax cut
Chairman Millikin (R. Colo. } said
the Finance Committee would not
comment on proposed amendments
but he predicted the Senate would
accept the bill about as it came
from his group.
The Eisenhower administration
mas come out in outright opposition
TO any new general income tax
reduction, contending the govern
ment cannot stand the added rev.
enue loss.
However, the administration has
backed revenue-losing provisions
In the tax revision bill on grounds
they would correct long-standing
lnequities and encourage business
expansion and investment.
A number of Democrats have
attacked the legislation, claiming
1t is weighted in favor of big bust,
ness and the wealthy, but admin
istration officials have contended
It's benefits would be about equally
distributed between business and
individuals. Administration spokes-
men have argued that business ex-
pansion' would lead to more jobs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
Actress, Mate
Await Word
On Divorce
Judge Indicates
He Won't Rush
Into Decision
By JAMES BAcoN

BURBANK, Calf. R-With al
courtroom fireworks exploded, Su.
san Hayward and Jess Barker both
waited today for a decision which
will tell them whether they are
divorced or not.
Superior Judge Herbert v. Walk.
er gave counsel 40 days to file and
answer briefs in the turbulent di-
vorce case. He indicated he would
not rush into any decision.
Referring to the couples Swear
old twin sons, the jurist declared:
"The two people who aren't here
are the most vitality affected. Their
welfare must be considered before
decision is made"
"lcy Woman"
S. S. Hahn, attorney for the
handsome actor, urged that the di.
vorce be denied, calling the shape
ly movie queen Fan icy woman, an
absentee mother"
Miss Hayward was not in court
to hear this. She left after the noon
recess to fly back to st. George,
Utah, where she and John Wayne
are co-starring in a movie on loca
ton there.
Martin Gang, attorney for Miss
Hayward, argued that the divorce
should be granted on grounds OF
the now-famous swimming pool in
cident and the fact that Barker has
worked little as an actor while his
wife prospered as one Of the In
dustry's biggest stars.
Cruelty Qvsssionsd
Hahn countered that Barker's
dunking of Miss Hayward In the
pool did not constitute physical
cruelty.
eff it did," argued the lnrver.
"haf of Beverly Hills would be
divorced now"
He added that Miss Hayward's
fame and wealth as a movie star
in July 1868.
I'm my experience" Hahn said,
there would be rs per cent fewer
divorces if there were less women
working, NOR of them at home. "
The jurist, in asking lawyers to
file briefs on one point of law,
made this observation:
I'm the courts mind, there is
always this presumption: Property
that's in the name of the wife is
presumed to be the separate prop.
erty of the wife"
Mrs. Bankers assets in her own
name were shown as $293, 319 plus
a million dollar movie contract.
Barker's bank account was set at
$1,000.
In 1851 nd 1852, Barker earned
total of 1865 while his wife earned
1914 ,O6S in the two years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
Illness Bars
HIST From
Appearance

KANSAS CITY A-Illness pre-
vented Harry S. Truman from fill
ing a guest spot in the musical
show "Call Me Madam" last night
but the former president was re-
ported feeling better today.
Attending an opening night per-
iormafce at Kansas City's star
light Theater, Truman complained
OF feeling weak and of a sharp
pain in the side. He left the theater
before the end of the first act and
was driven home by Mrs. Truman.
Later, Mrs. Truman said her
husband had suffered a severe at.
tack Of indigestion.
He is feeling much better now
and is sitting in his room" she
said. Probably part of the trouble
was brought on by the heat"
The weather for the performance
at the outdoor theater was hot and
humid, after a daytime high of s5
degrees.
The former chief executives
name is mentioned often in the
Irving Berlin musical based on the
career of Perle Mesta. famed
Washington hostess and former
ambassador to Luxembourg.
Truman had agreed to appear on
stage near the end of the final act.
Usually an actor who resembles
the former president walks on
stage for about Is seconds.
The scheduled appearance Of the
former president was to have been
a surprise to the audience. He had
agreed to the role for the opening
night performance only on the con.
dition that no announcement of it
was to be made in advance.
The former president was 10
years old May 8. He has seldom
been i'll and his health after seven
years in the White House was
termed surprisingly good.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
Patronage Kripes
Are Under Study

WASHINGTON Up Republican
senators have aired patronage
gripes to Atty. Gen. Brownell and
he is said to have promised to
speed clearance of nominees for
such posts as federal judges, at
torneys and marshals.
Brownell and William P. Rogers,
his top deputy, met yesterday with
Republican senator's behind closed
doors. Sen. Ferguson (R-Mich) said
later the Patronage situation was
discussed Deeause some senators
had complained that action on their
recommendations was "slow in
coming up"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
DEATH
JOHN ]. NEwCOMB

John ]. Newcomb, SO, died
Thursday evening at Pratt Gem
eral Hospital, Coral Gables, Fla.
The body was brought to Key
West yesterday. and funeral SER
vices will be held Sunday at )
pm. in the Chapel of the Lopez
Funeral Home.
The Rev. John Capelle, 81, Of
st. Mary Star of the Sea Catholic
Church, will officiate at the SER
vices.
Burial will be in the family
plot in City Cemetery.
Survivors include the wife. Mrs.
Ella Neweomb; son, Jack Ray
Newcomb; two sisters, Miss Ann
Newcomb and Mrs. Walter Dy-
non, both of Scranton, Pa, and q
brother, William Newcomb, also
of Scranton.
Mr.. Newcomb was o Veteran
Of World War / and q member OF
Arthur Sawyer Post 28, American
Legion. The Honor Guard OF
Post 2S will attend the funeral in
body and hold sraveside serv-
ices. Pallbearers will be select.
ed from the membership.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
OUTSTANDING

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mitted in writing. Each nomina.
ton should be accompanied by
facts in support of the said nom
nation.
Committee To Choose
The recipient Of the 1854 award
will be selected by q committee OF
LegiOnnaires.
Any service, to the community,
state or nation, or any meritorious
act may be given as reasons for
the nomination. In addition, nomin-
alton of an individual may be for
q period of years of accomplish
ment, but whose value is finally
recognized during the current
year.
Nominations should be submit
ted to the Post not later than June
20, 1854.
Other Events
In addition to the Civic Award
presentation on July 3, there will
be a Flag Disposal ceremony, a
speaker, followed by a beautiful
fireworks display.
The 4th of July Committee for
the 1854 celebration as appointed
by Communicated Kranich is
Dale e. Fox, chairman; Melvin J.
Edwards, Kenneth Longhurst, Carl
L. Sawyer, and Vance C. Stirrup.
Chairman Fox also announced
that following the fireworks display
a free dance has been scheduled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
JAX CONTRACTOR
STRUCK BY CAR

GREEN COVE SPRINGS Up -
Frank F. Hodges, So, Jacksonville
contractor, was struck by a car
and killed last night while direct
ing the moving Of three houses.
The Florida Highway Patrol said
1t received report that Hodges
was trying to flag down a car on
the road near Penney Farms when
he was hit. Other details were not
available.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
TOLLS REPORTED

JACKSONVILLE R-Toll reve.
nue. from the Mathews Bridge last
month was IS per cent above May
1853, the first full month of Its
operation. Tolls from the St. Johns
River span brought in $67 ,6O6 last
month and $42,676 in May 1858.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
RESIGNATION OF
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AContinuec from Page One)
been to both of us in trying to
DO the job In Monroe County.
Neither OF US could have done as
much as we have if it had not
been LOT your continued support
and interest.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
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arms, Mary Jane Rifenbark:
executive committee, Kathleen
Doty. Fay Mccullough and Nimia
Skies.
Following the ceremonies, the
ladies OF the Auxiliary Unit %
will serve a supper. A dance will
follow with music by John Prit-
chard and orchestra.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19
Sincerely

Miss) ELIZABETH FIKE,
District Welfare Director.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19

Fans have been used In China
since about 5000 B. C..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-19

Rice is the basic food Of more
than half the worlds population.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-03

Concrete on the turnpike also will save users
millions of dollars, That's because concrete is
the most economical pavement.
After analyzing competitive designs for the
turnpike pavement engineers found it would cost
S2,so3,OO less to build it with concrete.
Coupled with this moderate first cost, concrete
has much lower maintenance cost and at least
twice the service life of competitive pavement.
The result is iow-anuRal-eos, the only true meas
of highway cost.
Plan to travel this all-concrete Eastgate section
of the Ohio Turnpike soon. Treat yourself TO the
pleasant experience of driving on a SAFE smooth.
riding pavement typical of the type needed on
hundreds of miles of your Ohio road system
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-12-03

But prior to election day, the
Secretary of States office spends
weeks in planning the election.
Meetings are held at which Boards
of Elections members and Clerks
are briefed on changes in the elect
ion laws; the procedures to be fol-
lowed in printing the ballots in
conformance with the prescribed
ballot form furnished by the Sec
retary of State; the handling of
disabled and absent voter ballot
applications and those of members
of the armed forces, and 1901
other details.
All these preparations and pre-
cautions are taken so that the yot-
or will have as little inconvenience
as possible in casting his ballot and
SO that neither fraud nor negli-
gence will result i'm the vote being
counted for the wrong candidate.
When consideration is given to
the fact that the Ohio laws gov
erning elections consume 86 pages
of the Ohio General Code, it is
little wonder that those who admin
lister the elections on the local lev
el and those who supervise the op-
Grafton in Columbus must be
thoroughly trained. Ohio's elect
ion operation is truly big business!