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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
FBI REPORT SAYS

CONTINUED From Page One)
in Miami last year. The charg.
was later dropped.
The A-yssr old Miamian, who
showed no rsmorss shortly sfter
pumping foUr sheis into colosi.
me. hvf wine Isfer broke down
and sehbed, continued 10 pray
IN his cell 81 The county isiI. He
hes refused almost ell 81 his
meals.
His wife, Anna, came here from
Miami Saturday to visit him. Gas
|tigalia, it is reported has contact
led two Miami lawyers.
He told investigators that hi
bought the death gun. 81 calibel
Smith and Wesson revolver, witt
him from Miami.
Meanwhile the body Of the muir
der victim was shipped to the fam
lily in Utica, New York. He is sur
vived by his wife, Janette; his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Colo
simo; two brothers and q sister
Colosimo was shot as the resal
OF two-month quarrel over finan
Iciai matters. He and Castigaii;
were partners in an amusemen
ride enterprise, but when they wer,
delayed IN going into operation
here, Castigalia repeatedly mad,
demands for return Of his $500
investment.
According 20 the widow, the vic
tim has been threatened on sever
al other occasions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11
NAL ASKS PERMISSION

/ NAL AShS FENtIISSItlN
Continued from Page one,
70 granted by the Navy - =,
well ss pay the Navy . lsndinu
Tee based en- she weight Of me
plane.
The county source said he
thought this would amount 10 more
money per year than the county
was asking of NAL under the new
rate structure.
The point in the new rate set.
up which touched off a squabhle
between NAL and the county Is .
50-cent charge for each passenger
landing or taking off at Meacham
Field.
At a special meeting of the coun.
ty commissioners Dec. 80. r, P,
Foreman. secretary of NAL, call.
ed the charge q head tax.
The county says it is part Of the
landing fees.
At that meeting, Foreman warn
ed that NAL would not pay the so.
cent per passenger charge; that
the line would charge passengers
only what the Civil Aeronautics
Board permitted the line to charge.
Foreman, at that meeting, also
told the commissioners that NAL
would drop three of its four daily
flights If the charge went into eff
feet Jan. !.
The following day the flights
were dropped.
NAL is not collecting the 50-cenI
fee from passengers.
lSee separate story for summar,
|of Meacham Field fees.)
The county says that all money
raised by the airport fees an6
rents from three concessions vii
he pumped back into the field fol
Improvements.
County Commissioner Joe Aller
said the county is awaiting the re
turn of five contracts - one from
Aerovias @ and one from NAL and
one each from operators of a park
ing lot, a snack bar, and a car
rental agency.
When the contracts are received
Allen added, the county viii Dor
row enough money on them to b
gin improvements Immediately.
These Improvements, he said, in
lclude paving and extending run
ways, building a terminal and Light
ling the field.
One of the reasons NAL want.
Ito 60 into Boca Chica with a Con
VAR Is the too-short r,Inways a.
Meacham.
Last week the Key West Chamb
Ier of Commerce made an unsuc
cessful attempt to arbitrate TN
NAL County dispute.
The chamber tried to set up
meeting here between NAL Off
Gals and the county commission
lers.
NAL said they would meet viii
the commissioners in Miami; tina
Lit felt it's representatives here hat
been pushed around in the pre-
Ivious meeting with the commits
|sicners.
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MCCORMICK WILL
CONTINUED from Page onsl

b expected to visit ships underway
at sea as well as ships in port.
During his tour Adm. Mccormick
win confer with Admiral Towne1
here and with Rear Admiral Aus.
Tin K. Doyle, Commander Carib.
bean Sea Frontier, ct San Juan,
IP. R., and Captain Frank Bruner,
Commander Naval Base, Guantan,
amo Bay, Cuba.
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TT. MYERS MAN
(C0utirued Frorn paqe Cne1

tContinued From Page Onef
and has lived there all his life with
the exception Of time spent In the
Army and while away at the Uni
versity Of Virginia law school.
He also attended Harvard and
the College Of Law at the Univer-
sity Of Florida. He specialized IN
estate planning and tax problems.
His wife, the former Frances
Harris, Is a teacher Of American
History at Fort Myers High School.
They have 22-month-old son.
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SEE BIG VOTE IN

Continued From Page onel
strength 10 the Fort Myers city
precincts.
An influx of new residents IN ths
three mainland counties wiz alsC
he = bic factor in this years cleo
ton. Observers predict.
Another biz factor in the election,
they saw. is the way Monroe Coun'
" votes. If any one candidate
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Joint Services
Slated Tonight

Logia MART, Nro. ;. orden Ca.
ballerso De MART, Inc, win hold
a joint installation service with
lSaeerdotisas del Hogar, Nro. /. al
.sis Elizabeth St. tonight, The pub.
lie is invited.
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lean pie UP a large majority hsrs.
be has a good chance TO win they
say. "a
For the first time in years, Mon.
roe County outnumbers The three
other counties IN the district.
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New Title

STOCKTON, Calf. R--Miss Uni
verse is now Califotnia's own and
she has a new title: Mrs. Ronnie
Marengo.
The H-year-old French beauty,
christiane Martel, was married
yesterday to the 21-year-old SON Of
Ia department store owner and left
happily in shower of rice for
IA Palm Springs honeymoon.
They'll be back here in two
weeks and move into a new, ranch
style home with a swimming pool
and he will continue managing a
suburban branch Of his fathers
store.
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Crucifixion was the form Of exc.
Icution used by the Romans for
condemned persons who were not
Roman citizens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

Absolute zero, the complete abb
sence Of heat is 1892 degrees
Fahrenheit below zero.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

When Jewels were first weighed
IN caratS, their weight was cOm-
pared to that Of seeds Of . legame
called ''carat."
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Key West, Fla, Jan. II, 1854
Observations Taken AZ City Office
at ] An, EST
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It is estimated that the Belgian
Congo river represents 1870 million
horsepower of unused water power.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-11

Although whales are mammals
they have no external hind legs.
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TEMPE RATUREs

Relative Humidity. J An.
$50
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e6semstsr t$ea Levalls 1:oo A.
1895 ins. --1OlL.2 mbs.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
wilcox Company

The w. F. Cox Company has
been a permanent part Of Tabor
City for a long time, 40 years TO
be exact. It has come TO mean
more than a furniture store due
to the type of service il has given
its customers
The company began its exist
enCe in the year 1914 as the W. F.
Cox Furniture Store. 1t was in
business for the purpose of selling
pianos and organs TO the people Of
the surrounding community.
Mr.. A. P. Rogers of Tabor City
began working with the store in
1918 and became a partner in the
w. F. Cox Furniture Company in
1923.
c. c. Leggette. the other member
in the business, worked with the
company for several years prior
to becoming a partner in the bust
ness in 1885.
This outstanding company has
sold furniture, pianos, organs.
mules, farm implements, fertilizer
and farm supplies to farmers Of
this area since its beginning in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

The three stores now compriS-
ing c. c. Solcs and Sons are far
cry from the original business
when it opened its doors in 1920.
1t was established by the late
c. c. SoleS on the site OF the pres
ent day dry goods store of the
firm today. They carried line
Of general merchandise including
practically everything a farmer
needed, just as did most of the
other stores in the early twenties.
At the time the firm went into
business there were a few scatter
ed building on Fifth Street and
the SoleS store was one of the few
brick buildings in Tabor at that
time. Fifth Street was dirt street
and there was a gas tank in front
of the store from which gas was
sold, mostly TO lumber trucks and
a few cars
One man was employed by Mr..
Soles other than his family to OPP
crate the store.
Mr.. Solos first expansion came
in September. of 1881 when his
son, Robert. opened a grocery store
next door TO the original building.
This addition was also made of
brick and is still used today as
a grocery and meat market.
Operation continued this way
until 1888 when they built another
building and put IN a line of hard
ware in 1t. Then, the same as to-
day. customers were able to find
nearly all their needs in one of
the three SOlcs stores.
In 1943 Mr.. c. G.. Solcs died and
partnership was formed between
his sons, Robert and Wallace who
had been in the business since
1881, and Mrs. c. c. Solcs. This is
still the present day set-up of OPP
Grafton for the firm.
The firm has two large ware
houses for storage of their pro-
ducts, one adjoining the stores and
one near the Corbett Potato
House.
They carry a complete line OF
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
1920 Business Has Grown T rom
One To Three Store Establishment

merchandise in the dry goods, gro
Gerry and hardware stores.
They have the franchise for
Nogre appliances. washing mach
ines, freezers, rcfrigeratorS and
gas and electrical stoves. They
have been handling RCA Victor
radios and monographs since 1916
and added television to their mer-
chandise in 1853.
The stores are well known to
farmers as a good trading place
and they always find friendly and
courteous service awaiting them.
Usually, if it is not a rush hour
there is time to stop and chat for
few minutes about farming or
anything that comes along.
1t is friendly firm always will
ing to help those who have helped
the firm become what it is today.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

ed by the church as a full time
nursery worker. The Nursery
is equipped to take care of babies
Just as soon as the doctor will let
them leave the hospital through
the first three years of their lives.
1t is equipped with cribs, bottle
warmers, beds, toys and every
thing for the baby's care and COM
fort. Mrs. Spivey is ably assisted
each Sunday by group of volunt-
Ger church workers.
! Mrs. ]. F. Bow was employed as
Educational Director and Church
Secretary in February, 1852. She
has charge of all the educational
work of the church and is finan-
cial secretary. Her help is invalu-
able in the affairs and work of
the church.
On Easter Sunday, 1858, the
church moved into the second
completed unit of the building
program. This unit provides space
for two Junior Departments and
twelve classrooms, one Young
Peoples Department with assem-
bly, and five class rooms, two Be
ginner Departments and the
church offices.
The two units were built and
furnished at a total cost of $780,
600. The care and upkeep of the
church, including these two units,
is in the hands of Luther Stanl,y
!. the full-time janitor of the church
Plans are now being made to re-
|, work the Sanctuary beginning in
the spring of 1855. The work is
estimated to cost approximately
$4,000.
/ During Mr.. Gantt's passionate
, 266 people have been added to the
5 church membership, making the
! total membership SCI.
In l948 the church had only one
| worship service each week. Now
, it has two worship services or
$ Sunday and a mid-week Prayer
} Service.
t The circles of the Woman!
!. Missionary Union have increased
t from two to six. Sunday Schoo
l average attendance in 1913 wa
S 1873 and in 1853 the average at
: tendance at Sunday School wa
A 298.
( BaptistS in Tabor City hav'
S really made a record in the las
! five years. and it is a record which
many larger churches probabl,
= wish that they had to their credit
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
Mount Tabor Baptist Church Has
Remarkable Growth In Five Years

It is almost unbelievable when
we look at the present edifice of
worship of the Baptist in Tabor
City that their beginning in 1910
was in a one room log structure.
This one room log building serv-
ed the Baptist for nearly 81 years,
and then in 1908 a much larger
frame building was built and here
they met for worship until 1881
when their first brick building
was erected.
The progress which the Baptists
have made in the last five years
has been remarkable and their re-
cord of service has been the best
ever.
In April, l948, P. c. CAN'T be-
came pastor of the Mount TABOR
Baptist Church. He was the sue
cessor of the late Winfrey DAVIS
who had been pastor of the church
for a number of the preceeolng
years. $500, A..
In 1s49, the church adopted the
Unified Budget as system Oh I'M
ance. Financial statements OF the
church showed that contributors
for the last year under the oio
svsten, of finance amounted 10
sll.289, while under the new syS-
tenn the first full year Of operation
showed contributions amounting
500 O94. It was this great increase
in contributions which made pos
sible the present extensive pro-
gram of work and activity OF the
church.
In the fall of l949 the rotating
system of deacons was adopted
for the church. Under this system
three deaconS are replaced eacn
year with new men, making II
possible for some of the young
men of the church to occupy places
of Importance and leadership II
the church.
For many years the church hac
been handicapped in its teaching
ministry by inadequate facilltle!
for Sunday School work. In 1881
the church began a three-unl
building enlargement program
The church moved into the frs
completed unit of this program OF
Easter Sunday in 1851. 1t provide:
space for a Young Adult Depart
ment with five class rooms,
Primary Department with Sly
class rooms. two Adult class room!
and a Nursery Department witt
four rooms and a reception room
Mrs. Nellie Spivey was employ
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

fleet the potentialities for this
country's growth and demon
strate that there is no foreseeable
limit on our capacity to produce.
If we have the incentives and il
we use our physical resources in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

business.
The year 1883 was a year Of ex-
pansion for the company as il
organized and opened a store in
Loris which is now operating und-
er the name Of w. F. Cox Com
pany, Inc. of Loris.
The w. F. Cox Company has
built its name on solid ground and
you have only to look at its past
record to see the valuable services
its has rendered to the people OF
lower Carolina.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28
per pound for burlty.
America
By
1875

America by 1875 will have a
population of 100, OOO,O 900 accord
ing to estimates made by the
Social Security Administration.
This will represent an increase
of about $4,000, 900 over the pop
ulation of 1854. These figures re-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

diligently.
An increase In population and
continuance of Americas trad
itionally expanding economy will
bring an increase in the labor
force to about 88,6O0,0OO. This
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

Penalty rates on excess tobacco
marketings during the l954-55
marketing year are 81 cents per
pound for flue-cured and &c cents
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

The Tabor City Tribune Is be-
ginning its 9th year next week.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1954-07-28

win mean 22.lo0. 000. 900 more
persons will be at work in 1878
than were in 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-11

Corrine Calyet and Jeff
Stone win be wed ii September.
Cyd Charlse recovering
from minor surgery on the coast.
Clint Murchison jr.. SON Of
the Texas millionaire, already
In the neWly-formed Caribbean
Shipping Co at Miami.
Satchmo's ex-wife. Lillian ARM
strong. to marry French indus
trialist Charles Gonat. The
Stu Barthelmesses acting silly.
Morgan James, stage man
ager Of Guy LoInbardo's Ara
bian Nights" rushed to Doctors
Hospital The Howard Hoyts
DEITY Kean) back together
again. Elaine Malhin decorat-
ing the McAlpin Marine Grill
with Arthur Fitzpatrick. Jane
Froman in from Hawaii tomor-
row. Newsreel audiences
cheering mountain climbers.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. G. -
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1853

BY the Beautiful Sea-" hasn't
given UP on making Eddie Fisher
change his mind about Debbie
Reynolds. While there's singing.
there's hope.
Jack Webb sweated on five
pounds watching the audience
reaction to his ''Dragiet" picture
and got so excited that he left
the theater and didn't hear the
applause. BY the way, Jack
brought the picture in $23, 900
under the budget.
released BY NANA.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-11
Ed SulIivon's
t I'D NEW YORK

heavy demand for shorts to I'LL
out the bill.
At Gov. Goodwin Knights
wedding to Virginia Carlson,
still photographers were to have
five minutes for their shots,
after which the newsreels were
to take over. Finally. Moyietone
News veteran Arthur De Titta
protested over his mike: "C,mon,
fellows, give us q break! - Knight
patted him on the shoulder:
Arthur. wei stay here all day
If you want. We're in no hurry:
we're going to be married a long
time" MY Hearts on a
Fast Express" will zoom julius
La Rosa into Hit Parade brackets.
81. VanesSa Browns husband,
DIR. Bob Franklin. OK after a
slight heart attack. George
Gershwin's American in Paris
ballet, major production number
in John H. Harris "Ice Capades
Of 1885," at Atlantic City.
***
Mantle, Musial, Mays, Mossi,
Minoso. Mueller, Moon, Maglie
monopolizing the majors. Ally
Khan escorting Yvonne de Carlo.
Jack Webb's mother ailing.
-. The Birdie Tebbetts (Cincin-
natl RedlegS manager) named
her Patricia .. Ben Lyon and
Bebe Daniels in from Europe on
the 10Th. -. Van Hef1in slated
for Desperate Hours" on Broad
way in December. with Robert
Montgomery directing. Dean
Martin and Jerry Lewis golfing
daily with Gen. Omar Bradley
at California Brentwood course.
i. Jimmy Melton lost his sister;
Sigmund Spaeth's brother died:
Iry Gains mother-in-law. Mrs.
Grace Young, buried in Detroit.
!. ur-times-married~ Sylvia
Ashley Ell Moroccing with Prince
Dmitri Djordjadze. He's a
Georgian prince mo Cleve-
landslide" pleads Yankee rooter
Leo Unger.
\ n \ y
This month Bernard Baruch
"a, Herbert Hoover 80, c. B. De-
Mile 70, Bernarr MacFadden So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-11
NEW YORK.

Men, and Maids, and stun:
Secret Service and FBI doubled
security precautions for Presi-
dent Syngman Rhee's California
visit. Cameramen were ordered
OF to a greater distance. etc. !.
Judy Garland looks like a sure
thing for an Academy Award in
"A Star Is Born. Roger Ban.
nister's thrilling win just what
the doctor ordered. ... No hint,
as yet, Of Govt. Intervention in
American Airlines strike puzzles
pilots on all lines. who have a
direct stake In proceedings. Pilots,
all lines, were assessed $50 q
month for strike fund OF COM
paratively small National Air
lines; the ''bite' win be much
more severe in pilot strike of
huge American Airlines. All pilots
resent stories that transatlantic
lines get II hours from flight
personnel; point out that over
seas lines carry an extra crew.
The Andy McLaglens tVoda Ann
Borg) named him Victor Nc
Laglen H.,
Uranium strikes In Utah have
brought ''uraniumburgers" to
Utah menus. Warmers on q
remake kick. In addition to -Four
Daughters" 1.-THE Young at
Heart"). they're working up re-
makes Of High Sierra" Angels
With Dirty Faces" They Drive
by Night" THE Old Maid" and
for the third time. Zanuck's clas-
sic "One Way Passage. How
ard Hawks and his wife will
await the November stork in
Rome. {. The Ben Bards split
ting. Paramount wants Clark
Gable for 1.-THE Mavericks" a
Western. DR.. Herbert TT. for
Technology Kalmus and his
wife grandparents for the first
time. Daughter. Mrs. Torrance
Mullin, just had a baby girl.
Carey Wilson returning to Metro
to make Is longer than-ave
short subjects. as a result of the
trend to big, overlength movies.
Theaters now breaking away
from double features, creating q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-11

YATRYAY Fairfax. We. eR. 3-2ess
THE FRENCH LINE JANE RUSSELL.
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BRANCH DRIVEN

Thurs. Fri. ABBOTT AND cos
TELLo IN SOCIETY and JOHN
BEES" Friday. Dusk Til Dawn
Birthday Party. Radio Show.
stage Show. Cartoon Show. Five
Features. Free Gifts. Free Break
fast. A Night You win Long
Remember. Come Early. Stay
Late and Celebrate.
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Montgomery All Show
Opens Monday IN Wheaton

The first Montgomery County
Art Association exhibition viii
be held at the Wheaton Public
Library. 1909 Old Bladensburg
road. beginning Monday.
Entry blanks are available at
public libraries in Bethesda.
Kensington, Silver Spring, Sandy
Spring. Garrett Park. Four Cor
ners. Gaithersburg and Wheaton.
Pictures must be delivered to
the Wheaton Library on Friday
and Saturday. A fee of 81 will
be charged for handling.
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HISER.BETHESDA 't g. "a. *.
ROD CAMERON. YvoNNE De CARLO.
FRONTIER GAIL
1:15. 4:05. 700, $50. Bella LUGoSI
"LUGOSI MEETS A
BROOKLYN GORILLA
0.4n h.2n Q.Ok
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Extra: Walt Disney's Technicolored
s.PRoWLER OF THE EVERGLADES"

Doors Open $40 PM. Feature at
500. 500, 1900 PM. Disney Film at
7:29, 9:a9 PM FREE PARKING ST
Wilkerson's Parking Lot 1929 Wis. Ave.
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Gruhun1
lContinued Prom Page A-3O.l.

WU11VIIIUEU 14UIII dBC 44-UVsJ
coincidence that most Of Porfirio
Rubirosa and Zsa Zsa Gabor'S
walks end at the street where
her bank is.
Greta Carlo is reading scripts
as if they were going out of style.
Strange in view of her state
ment. mo more acting" ~. Ava
Gardner never accepts any money
when she leaves her husbands
against her own principles land
interest. Isl. Carol Leigh. star Of
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7io5 Pa. Ave Nv.
CIRCLE

G70T1 = 2lo5 Pa. Ave nv.
OAAaOAa8 re. 7-olS4 Air Conditioned
Two Good Latin-American Pictures With
Spanish Dialogue. "CuANDO Los HIJOS
DEF, MEcHE BARBA, SILVIA PINAL.
Ct 6:10. 9:35; .PRISIONERA DEL, RE-
CuERDO,s With ROBERTO CANEDO.
ALICIA CARO-. VICTOR PARRA. at sos.