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Evening star., 1954-08-19
ADAM A, WEsCHLER 4 SON
Auctioneers-ADpraisers

egicK- way Hi aAErl9SGTRErbM rE9SGTRErMEsT cRIur
M2cH1NsfRYF MACHINES YFF.'sS5 T6oIs scootsfstss siS4s.
crANSS9ahHn1sTon SS9hnson pS,6o 2S,g.6osrd Motor
CONCRETE FORMS HEAIERhRss EAAIEhs
Whiteman Concrete Rnddsr "S
%ENEkATOR AIR COMPRESe0R
AEHNlCk STEAM CLEANER, ETC.
GMc 1859 PICKUP TRUCK
WHY'S @ and International Trucks
GMC Dump Truck
Also
TYPEW!RITERs cALcuLAToR
cAPP4NNRa cAPP4Na ma aMIAAcHINE HpS17,,;r,FE PILES
Aflinston Ridge Road, NortS. ORTIZ
and 10th Road. Rosslyn
Arlington County, Va.
aSieewsS aEas. az Model haf.yald IL Ard cIsSs Dsg
(195D. 30-ft. boom with Soft. in in
sert, powered by International, Har-
vester gas engine. mounted on Dia-
mond T 6x6 truck with front end
WAhCht u0Aey0Lu Ct0Hl bAlCLl UuChtl.
2 Model WO51 Scootcretes; Terra
trac GT-25 tractor with front
loader: Gardner-Denver air COM
pressor; Kerrick steam cleaner:
Whiteman portable concrete rodder:
Delta band saw; motor generator:
Master hammer: sump pumps; Wag-
ner impactor. double bench grinder:
Drive-It; chain falls; hydraulic
Jacks; elec. cable: lubricators: Duo
Therm heaters; suction and dis
charge hose: column clamps: 1000
It. concrete forms; hand tools: fire
extinguishers: tires, tubes: nails;
lubricants. etc.
Also
Five Carrier console and window-type
air conditioners: modern high-grade
executive and secretarial desks.
leather sofa and swivel chairs:
draftsman's table: modern steel
safe; modern Remington and Royal
typewriters: Monroe calculator;
efec. adding Machine: check-writer;
flreproof uegaD and full suSpen-
sion files: metal blueprint cabinet.
refrigerated bar, etc.
PICKUP AND DUMP TRUCKS
inspection Invited August "A
8 AN. to 3 PM.
Terms: Cash PROMPT REMOVAL AI ~
Evening star., 1954-08-19
Deaths Reported
tProm D. c. Bureau Of Wit,

~
Lee q. Watkins, "a. Washington.
Jessie M. Sanders. IL. 1246 Holbrooh
ter. ne.
Edward g. Lumpkins. 62. Arlington. Va
Wolfe Farfek SO. 901 C st. Sc.
Qris L. Mitchell. SO. Forrest. Va.
EETancis Ea j. Mccraeksn, ga, Soldiers Home
Joseph T.. Buxton. jr., 81. Washington.
Richard ]. Madara, infant, 1904 Barn
aby ter. s.e.
Jessie A. Simmons. IS. 4417 Hunt pl
James A. Holly, SO. s42 W st. NV.
william II. johnson, go. 1919 9th st
Laura v. Scott. SO. 24Is srd st. ne.
Jake Wright. SO. 116 Hickman ST. sc.
Mary M. Grayson. SO. 22Oa Champlain
Hester 4. A. Seasons as. 7oM O st. ne.
Evening star., 1954-08-19

J. Francis Reilly. William j
Rowan, Eugene j. Schubert.
Also James Shenos, Joseph
Sitnick, Ralph Stein. Joseph G.
Weeda.
Washington Bar Association
harrington D. Parker. chairman
Also Dewey M. Carr. James M
Coggs, Jesse o. Dedmon, jr.
John d. Fauntleroy. Delone
Harris, George B. Parks.
Also Wilbur w. Sewell, Law
renee E. Smith, William 8
Thompson. Richard w. Tomp-
kins, Maurice r. Weeks.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
THOs. J. OWEN q SON. Auct,or..-.
iii 3 st. NV,

IsETTstseS' sTaS sale Of valuable THREE
AAMD STONE DWELLING BEiNH
MMN0MN AS PREMISES NUMBER q
NINTH STREET NORTHEAST.
by virtue OF q certain deed OF trusk
GUY recorded, in Liber No. ioeoS.
rpH1 oS2 ct seq, of the land records
q the District OF gColusEb bia. and az
sne request OF the party secured
snereny; the undersigned trustees
WI sell. at public auction In fronf
TuIpise ~ Ips premises. on MONDAY. THE
O'clock caso4' PM A. tBe tPBouRf;T[aISTY fo[idIll =
described land and premises Sitnafs
In the District Of Columbia. ana sd'dsse dsse
ignaSed as and being Lot I6 in Ros.
et al subdivision OF lots in Square
SSfIL as per plat recorded in the
Omce OF the Surveyor for the Dis
ta,t trlct ,o5e o5 Columbia In Liber 10 ct
Terms: Sold subject to 4 prior fbuiId.
lug association) deed Of trust for
approximately $7.390. .76, further
particulars. Of which win be an
nounced at time of sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust TO be
paid In cash. A deposit Of $500. 90
reauired. Conyeyancing, recording.
etc:. at purchasers cost. Adjust.
Terr. TSres mage as q date OF sale.
thirty days, otherwise deposit for.
feited and the property may Be ad-
vertised and resold at the discretion
THORNTON W. OWEN.
ROBERT w. KiDWEIL'
au19, 9,21 4,26,2S Trustees.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
MorriogeLicense
Applications

Under D. C. Ian couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day. tDGit three fun days
and receiDe the license on the
nth dag. Sundays and h0l-
days are counted the same a.
other dGNs.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
TH0s- ]. OWN . SON, Aactioneers.
I'LL z st. NV.
rESstsfi rBESWsrso ss'' sGa e Salgssls RSo gFlGk Is
PR5EMLIlsEEss, LlEs,E EuM5BEEE MBER,;I AS9s I,s9.T ARKAN-

Trustees sale Of Valuable BRICK
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER 4503 ARKAN-
sAS AVENUE. NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed OF trust
duly recorded: In LibeT No. 961S:
Of the District Of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured
thereby, the underlined trustees
viii sell. at public auction in front
Of the premises, on TUESDAY, THE
THIRTY-FTRST DAY or AUGUST,
AAio,-r Ap 1es4; 3 E. AT TWo.TaIEeTy e..S,,,Ssd o.,
trict Of Columbia and md desisnated as
and being Lot "a In Particles subdi-
vision Of lots in SQUARE 2617, as
per plat recorded In the Once Of
the Surveyor for the District of
Columbia In Liber 90 at folio 20.
subject TO covenants Of record.
Terms: Sold subject TO . prior (build-
spprosnassiS sRS ossSssssiSn ssS srnat snd tor
proximsteiy d Iyu 81. .eS1.4s t fSrtheG M par
ticulars. Of which. win be .an-
nounced ct time Of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit OF $4,000
required. Conyeyancing, recording.
ETC.. at purchasers cost. Adjust
ments made as Of date OF sale.
rsy sETss dS,. De oelaise sS@Si:s Sspo.s TIS for
feited and the properly may be
advertised and .rescld ct the dis
THORNTON w. OWEN.
ROBERT w. KIDWELL,
(Continued on Next Page.A
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Tsgstss,s sTbssSs sale Of Valuable THREE
lMENTs: AND BEING KNoMrNH n oNrHHIs As
ssEEPEMNISES sEEN1ISsnE s. NUMBER 1898 HARVARD
~ RE;EEI T;Et;Ic NORTHWEST.
qTslly Tny 5gecorded. go in Liber No. sbTy 5s.
~ roiiS $50 ct seq, of the land records
q the District. Of Columbia. ana SSff Sf
tne request Of the party secnrsS
wifI gdiSfIreDy; sS, the Undersigned trustees
of the Ss prsm,ses ~ Ssolic C, a@gSsIcn @ e front
A.p2; la54. At IA TnHhREE o.SfoesTT oA.SGfnusT
IN. the following g-descriSeS iSnS
tAa premises, situate in the iNS.
ana S' hoi, OF columbia. and designate as
suSdivsion% % ios. SS Y r. Iistss sIoc A 81 asaFEs
corded n The once OF the Suryeger s1S Te
Ior the District Of Columbia n EiSeUyr
4ieet b11 az totio q; except. the rear
SSsSs. SSSSssss. Taxed as lot sic 'i IL soHSrs Rurs
TERMS OF SALE: ALL cAsp .
pvSis q 5000 will be required At tine
~ SAFE. Adjustments made an m
s corSinE Hx 'f,s; rsy,pAn All cs9nvsyancinS. re-
cost Of purck aser. Terms Of ssi. tts
pe complied with within thirtV SayS ne
from day Of sale. Otherwise ths trs;s uNss
nToroe r1eS reserve the right to resell the
fagiting onrcnaserk a rask sftsr aps cost . Of ae
advertisement Of such resaie IN ys sog,.
oewcsoaDer published In washington
ROGER W. E1srNoER
au1a % oe % Surviving Trustee.
ADAM a
Evening star., 1954-08-19
VIEW Post Crub Feast

+ The Veterans Of Foreign Wars
Post No. 1862 at 2425 Hayden
drive, Silver Spring, will hold q
crab feast from ! to 6 pm. Sum
day.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
Presidents foreign economic
policy nrogram.n


policy program"
The heart Of this program calls
for modification of the Recipro-
cal Trade Agreements Act to per-
NIT tariff reductions up to Is per
cent over a period Of years.
Mr.. Stanbaugh, 48. who long
has been engaged in the farm
equipment business, has served
as assistant to Foreign Opera
tions Director Harold E. Stassen
since last November.
Mr.. Randall headed a COM
mittee that drafted recommen-
dations for a more liberal foreign
trade policy earlier this year.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
Hoover Picked 70 Receive
First Sieuben Award
By the Asseeiussd Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-Former
President Herbert Hoover has
been selected BY the Steuben
Society Of America to receive
the first Steuben Award. The
society announced his selection
as 1t opened its 10th national
convention today.
The award was set up by the
society for the American man or
woman performing outstanding
service in the welfare of the
United States as a public official,
educator. scientist, engineer. or
inventor. The Steuben Society is
a national organization of Amer
ican citizens Of German ancestry.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
AUCTION SALES
Zsd L Williams D ZeA I. WiIliams. 7,
Auettoneers and Appraiser.

Notice u hereby given To Mose Mat
thews. 1888 New Jersey Ave. NV
ana or any other person concerned
that We viii sell for past, unpaid re-
DALE and storage charges, one l940
Chevrolet 4-door sedan automobiie
S4I2es said a. automoSile SSeS w Will lFcM ~
sold ct public auction at the "a.
rage. 1106 " st. NV, wash, d. G
unless said eharges Of S335.00 IL
paid on er before Aug. 90 ct IL
AM daylight saving time. Said
car LETT IL name Of above Nose
Brooks. Parties In interest take
notice; By order Of George Brooks.
lyz4.S1-au10
Evening star., 1954-08-19
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Happy Is The Day
When Backaclle
Goes Away /. . .

Nagging hackaehe. loss Of pep and enefgJ.
headaches and dizziness may be due 70 slow.
down Of kidney function. Doctors say gco1
kidney function 10 very important 70 goo1
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ns stress and strain. causes this important
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eiug baekaehe-feel miserable. Minor blad.
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Don't negiess vsur kidneye u these eondh
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Deans give happy RELIEF from these diseom-
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Evening star., 1954-08-19
Births Reported


tProm D. c. Bureau Of vital statistics,
Evening star., 1954-08-19

CONTINUED on Next Page.A \
Evening star., 1954-08-19
THUS. J. OWEN q SON, Auctioneers.
LII r 81. NV,

THORNTON w. OWEN,
ROBERT w. KIDWELL.
au19,21 "a, ,26,2S Trustees
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-22
Local Masons Go
To Tampa For
Sat. Meeting

A group Of Key Westers are h
Tampa to attend q meeting Of TIM
Scottish Rite Masons which viii b
held tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald H. Adams
Ross C. Sawyer, Oswald Shep
Ipard, Mr.. and Mrs. MARCEL A. Ma
zeau and daughter and Mr.. anf
Mrs. Charles e. Smith drove Il
The west coast city for the meet
ing.
Smith and Sheppard win be hon
ored by being invested as knights
Commander Of the Court Of Honol
at 2 p. m. A banquet win be HEX
at 6 p. m.
Following the banquet, Geralf
H. Adams viii be coronated |
Thirty-third degree. Insp. Gen. Hon
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace 0'Bryan'
who are visiting Gainesville an
planning to be at the Tampa meet
ing Saturday also.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-22
Total In Dalton
Memorial Polio |
Fund Is Sill

Another $6l today was added 10
the March of Dimes in honor Of
DR.. Raymond J. Dalton, Monroe
County health officer, who died
Monday.
That brings the total OF Sill.
The widow, Mrs. Joan Dalton,
asked that persons wishing TO send
flowers 10 the funeral services, do
nate the money to the polio drive
In DR.. Dalton's memory.
Those contributing today were:
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Carabalio-
SO.
The Monroe County Anti-Mosqui.
TO District - $40.
The staff Of the Monroe County
Health Department Clinic - SIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler SIS.
Mrs. Joan M. Dalton - SO.
The midwives at the health clinic
- s..
Today's $6l added TO the pre-
viously contributed $Se brings the
total to Sill.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-22
Civil Service
Takes No
Action Thursday

The Civil Service Board took NO
action in approving the promotion
|of Raymond Cabrera as the city's
police chief.
Reason given was that they were
not officially notified Of the pro-
motion. Under tie law, his ap-
lpointment win not become official
until the board puts its stamp d
approval on the move.
Cabrera was named to succeed
Chief Joe Kemp who resigned Jan.
Iuary I.
The Board. at their meeting 4
week ago failed to take action On
a motion that they submit his
name, as well as the names d
two prospective police captains. tc
the city commission for considera,
ItiOn.
However, the commission 40.
pointed Cabrera, anyhow, but de.
ferred action on the captaincies
Continued On Page Ten,
4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-22
Royal Airlines
Would Like To
Service XIV.
Independent Line
Suggests New York
To Havana Package
Deal For $4,000

Another independent airline Is
interested in flying to Key West,
Harold Wide. county airport con-
|sultant. today said that . repre-
sentative of Royal Airiines had
called on him yesterday.
The representative. Wilde said.
told him that Royal Is asking me
Civil Asronsufies Beard 10 re-
setivsfs . non-sehedvIsd airline
eerfifiests which The company
holds.
Royal, be said, also has applied
for q Scent per mile rate.
The line, Wilde added, wants h
lily from New York TO Key Wes,
land would like to arrange q tie
lin with Aerovias Q to take pas.
lsengers to Havana.
The ides, he said. would be
package tour That would rake
passenger from New York 10
Havana and back for 500.
Royal wants to Fly C-46 equip
ment over the route, Wilde said
and to do so, the runways Al
Meacham Field must be complet
led. He said the runways were lonf
enough now but about 100 feet q
the ends needs TO be graded.
Meanwhile, county-jail prisoner.
are working On a renovation pro
gram at the field.
The prisoners are clearing weeds
grading runwayS, cleaning bitches
and generally improving the ap.
pearance of the field.
The first step in the overall Inn
lproyement program, Wilde said,
viii be the installation Of runway
lights. He expects this program to
be started within 60 days If moi
sooner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-22
Rita HaypOrtb And Maze
Fish IN Key Vet Wateu
Ne,Oly,Ceds Are
Here For An
Indefinite Stay

Titian-haired Rita Hay
worth and her husband,
Dick Haynes who arrived in
Key West for an indefinite
stay at the Casa Marina
Hotel, did exactly what most
tourists to the Southernmost
City do.
They went fishing yester-
day, the first day Of their
visit, In the chartered boat
Zelda" skippered by Curtis
Ryan, and claimed, upon
their return to the Casa's
dock late yesterday after
noon that they caught some
big Oness-o-o-o big, though
no one saw them.
When ne Zelda, tied up At the
pier under TIE curious stares Of on
lockers, Rita, with her famous
tucked under q jaunty yachting
cap, hoped nimbly out Of the
craft and gave . hand to her croou-
er husband whose eea legs didn't
seem up 10 such capers. After al
few heayelho's from his sunrtanned|
spouse, Dick nayigated the dis
tance between boat and dock,
where be was taken under Rita's|
wing and piloted down TIE pier eel
q brisk clip.
Asked how leng HEY would
stay Ria flashed . smile - she
elUng - Dicks arm and said,
I'VE Just don't know" The pair |
WAS ~ homa maier me aass n
/. vlsiSoss ep9 lsanrsFs-ony ssd
AieWsd aewn . PACE o. rye willis
No cameras Mashed, maintain,
No heir same srm-ln-srm pose
hgeunheUi.
When asked where and how
her children were (Rebecca,
daughter Of Orson Welles. and
Yasmin. daughter Of Prince Ally
Khan, Rita's SD smile again ap-|
peared. They're somewhere mi
CONTINUED On Page Ten)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-22
Shore Patrol ) Record For
December Is The Best Ever

cord was due to even more intense
cooperation between civil police
and the Navy, as wen as a better
understanding ON the part of Navy
personnel.
There have been no complaints
from the beach," 1t. Urech added.
Everybody seems to be happy. -
The number Of military person
mel under q years Of age who
were arrested by both civil police
and the Shore Patrol showed de-
cided drop.
The following is the Shore Patrol
reports for both November and
December:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-22
nv. L. James Is
Elected TOHead
City Credit Union

Police 1t. W. I. James wa.
elected today rs president Of the
|Southernmost Credit Union, at The
Initial meeting Of the organizatior
wlch 1sOvides = low cost savings
and credit plan for city and coun.
|ty employees.
At the same time, Charles Tor.
res Of the Fire Department was
named vice-president and Eve
Smith of the finance Office was
elected clerktreasurer.
The board OF directors also in
|cludes j. E. Bardwell of the City
Electric System, and Charles Roig
|of the Public Service Department.
The credit committee includes
Myrtland Gates, Jr., Mervin
Thompson and Harry Lee Baker.
Virginia Porter and Charles But.
Ter were named 10 the supervisory
committee.
Thirty-six city employees joined
the credit union today Of the l1l
persons who attended the meeting.
They agreed TO have amounts rang
ing from two to twenty dollard de.
Quoted from their pay monthly.
The deposits draw interest and are
available for small loans among
the membership. Today's meeting
was supervised by H. o. Bennett,
an official Of the Federal Credii
Union.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-22
|Out-Of-BOus.ds
Ban, On Stock Is.
Property Lifted

The evf-of-beUnds ban On
the Stock Island property for
msrly known Is Mons Tee
Room has been lifted. HE Ne.
Wy announced To-day.
The residence and grounds
around u now are used ss .
trailer park.
A Shore PstreI investigation
Of The property showed that
there now Is nothing vnds-
sirabis" there.
When HE property YVES known
as Mons Tee Room II was put
of limits by HE Navy for pres.
titvfion. The band had been In
effect since last February.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-22
Lawsuit To Test Eligibility
OF Johns Is In Preparation
Williston Lawyer
Calls Conference
After Acting Gov.
Reveals Candidacy

TALLAHASSEE IA taxpay.
|er's suit to test Acting Gov.
Charley Johns eligibility to run
for governor began developing to
Iday in the wake Of his move K
Equality as a candidate ard hi.
dare to opponents to sue.
Atty. Gen. Richard w. Ervir
lsaid j. Frank West. a Willistor
lawyer, had asked for a conference
later today on q proposed suit h
bring the question Of Johns eligi
bility Immediately into the Florids
Supreme Court.
Erwin said his Office win co
operate with the attorney ir
getting the case into court.
! cts an important public ques
ton and one that should be sub
mitted to the court" the attorney
general said. I'VE viii throw NJ
stumbling blocks IN his way, or thu
way Of other citizens.
The suit probably would be II
the form Of q plea for an injunction
Ito keep Johns name off the ballot
on the ground that the Constitution
!, bars him from the office because
Inc is q member Of The Legislature
which raised the governors salary.
Johns stepped actively into the
campaign yesterday by fling his
candidates qualification papers
and declaring he would leave 4
10 his political opponents 10 cues
ItioA his eligibility.
Both the other qualified candi.
dates-Brailey Oldham and LeRoy
Collins -scoffed at Johns tactics
but indicated they would Is soon
fight it out on the political stump
as in the courtroom.
Johns led q procession Of lawyers
and aides down the Capitol corridor
90 the Office Of Secy. Of State r.
A., Gray to sign his candidates
oath and pay his qualifying fee for
the two-year unexpired term Of the
late Gov. Dan McCarty. He Is car.
|rying out the duties of governor
temporarily As president Of the
Senate.
Johns handed reporters . state
ment declaring he believed the
constitutional bar TO his eligibility
was lifted when the Cabinet at his
Continued On Page Ten)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-22

However, the Mayor adj
mitted today that his resig-
nation twill now make me
eligible to run for office in
the state elections"
Under the Hatch Act, reg
ulating political activity
among federal civil service
workers. it is illegal for gov
eminent employees to take
an active part in partisan
elections" /. e.: elections
where more than one polit-
ical party is involved. State
elections have been adjudg-
ed to be subject to the law.
Under that act, Harvey may
not announce his intention 10 run
for State Representative until his
resignation actually takes effect, q
reliable source said today. He has
been mentioned frequently in past
weeks as a possible candidate for
the post.
Incumbent Bernie c. Papy, q
veteran Of 20-years In the post and
former City Manager Dave King
have both tossed their hats into
the ring.
Mayer Harvey, now serving his
second two-yssr term - the
eiiY's top executive, IL . bitter
political foe Of Pspy. High point
in heir rivalry was fhs passage
Of local bin which leppsd iwe
years of Hsrvey's four year
term and forced Ne and City
Commissioner Jack Delaney 70
run for reelection This year.
Papy and Harvey FLASHED politi,
cally once more last November
when on a controversial 14-mil.
lion dollar water bond proposal
which was defeated at the polls.
Under the state law, Harvey has
only until noon on February ], b
Continued On Page Tenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-22
Commission Sets
Meeting

The city commission win hold q
special meeting this afternoon al
$50 p. m. to consider safety re.
commentators from the city's
traffic committee.
The commissioners win also &C,
on a call for bids for road build.
ing machinery.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-22
Morales Raps
About
Cuban Army
Foreign Naval
Officers Are
Rotary Guests

Cuban Consul Oscar Morale.
lpublically raped the Statement
yesterday made by City Commits
sioner Louis carbonen who. in !
recent controversy over the con
templated appointment Of two cap
tains TO the Key West Police De
partment, remarked cts getting
to be just like the Cuban Army. !.
al officers and no priyates."
Morales took the opportunity d
addressing fellow Rotarians Il
their weekly luncheon meeting
when visiting Naval officers from
Spain, Colombia and Chile wsfe
|introdaced BY Judge Aqu1ino 10.
per, Jr.
Said HE Cuban censvI "AI.
though We have here with ~
these delightful guests who ere
officers In Ire naviss Of their res
peefivs countries. I feel certain
they will agree with me that On.
listed persennsi In their eevn-
tries armed forces vastly out.
number the officers"
Though the remark was made
with. good humor, Morales never
theless scored his point to the APP
plause and laughter Of the meet
ing.
The foreign guests of Judge Lo
per and Rotarians were 1t. Ma.
rio Cavestany, Spanish Navy; 1t.
Cdr. Belarmino Bargas and 1t
Cdr. Jorge Berrio. Colombian Ma
Wy and, from the Chilean Navy, Il.
|G.g) Desmond Carey.
President Of Rotary, the Rev.
Ralph Rogers turned the meeting
over to program chairman Charles
!Thornburgh who asked Judge Lo.
pee Of the international Service
Committee, to introduce his
guests, all of whom are exchange
Continued On Page Ten)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-22
Two Men Handed
Jail Terms Thurs.

Two men were sentenced to %
days IN the city jail when they
were found guilty On theft charges
Thursday by Municipal Judge En-
rique Esquinaldo, Jr.
They were charged with making
OF with Is used auto batteries a
Dion's Service Station, Fleming
and White Streets, Wednesday
night.
Value Of the batteries, according
% Francis Dion. owner Of the sta.
ton, was about SIS.
Judge EsquinaldO handed them
the jail terms il default Of $3.50
fines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-22
Fishing Law
Discussion Set

Six proposed changes In the stats
crawflshing laws will Be discussed
tonight It . meeting b ne count,
court house ak 8 p. m.
At that time, Monroe Counts
Conservation Agent Joe Knichl
and District Agony Earl Ricou WI
outline the proposed changes and
lead . discussion On the issues.
Al crawfishermeu and other Ia,
esresied parties are invited to at
tend the meeting.