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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-12

BoGoTA. Colombia-MC)-Au-
thorities in the province of Cundin-
amarea have ordered all public
schools to enthrone a statue of the
Immaculate Conception in prepar-
alton for the National Marian Con-
gress to be held here Dec. 5 to 8.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-12
Mexico May See End
OF Catholic School Ban

MEXICO CITY = NC = The problem of religious educa-
ton in Mexico is again being aired in newspapers here the
wake of recent address Secretary of Education Jose Angel
CenceroS before the National Council of Teachers Colleges
The address regarded exceptionally significant
Particular interest aroused by the Seceays statement
that there million children Mexico without schools
and that unless the government counts upon private initiative
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-12

VIENNA mo Chancellor
julius Raab mas taken action here
that it is hoped will overcome
Socialist opposition to a movement
to restore the Feast of the Immac-
ulate Conception on December 3
as a public holiday.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-12
Parish Plans Fall Festival

st. John the Evangelist parish.
$40 S. Ohio Ave, will hold a Fall
Festival, Thursday, Nov. 1S. from
to II p. m. in the school hal.
This viii take place instead Of The
annual Ok Roast. Stuart Thomas
is the general chairman. Co-chair-
men are w. H. Stephens, Jr., Tim
Foley, Miss Mary Ann Cheshier
and Mrs. R. E. Eichenlaub.
of Catholics today are receiving
their education in Catholic chill
dren schools maintained entirely
bv voluntary contributions.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-12

st. Agnes parish is sponsoring
q spaghetti dinner Sunday, Nov.
Il, from 1900 noon until 800
.. m. at the K. of G. Hall. 2596lz
W. Broad St. Mr. Gene Puccett is
general chairman of the affair.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-12

Benediction Of the Blessed
Sacrament will be offered on
Wednesday, Nov. II, at 3 p. m. in
the chapel Of Sisters Of Notre
Dame convent, 331 E. Rich ST.,
by Father George A. Fuleher,
spiritual director All members
of the Tabernacle Society are
asked % attend.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-12

The PCCW Of St. Cyprian parish
will sponsor a bake sale tomorrow,
Saturday, Nov. 13, at Town and
Country in the east lobby of the
]. C. Penney Store. The sale will
begin at II noon.
The council president, Mrs. B.
F. Hairston. is in charge. with all
members Of the unit assisting.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-12
Ohio O------.-
| News In Brief

CANTON - More than 10000
crime and horror comic books were
turned IN outside the Stark County
court house recently by youngsters
who jammed the sidewalks in their
efforts to trade for clean books.
This was the second Operation
Swap"
STEUBENVILLE A five-foot
Negro who works in the Depart
ment of Defense in Washington
Is the winner of the sixth annual
Pverello Medal awarded by the
College of Steubenville. The win
ner Llewellyn J. Scott, establish.
ed Blessed Martin de PORES Hos
pice in the capital in 1885. and
since that time has devoted his
greatest inter ests-and all his
finances-to that cause.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-12

Don't drive miles looking for .
home when you can find it in our
want ads.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-12

PTA members of Our Lady of
Victory parish will meet Wednes-
day. Nov. IL. in Victory Hall after
the Mission service. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Sheehy will head the eighth
grade parents who will be hosts
for the evening.
Pupils at the Jack Sheriek School
of Dancing will entertain with tap
and ballet numbers. Refreshments
will be served.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-12

Plans have the of ST. Christopher parish
for their Turkey
hall Nov H. from loo ZOO Mrs Richard Ducey
chairman will be assisted by Mrs Joseph CUsde Robert
Curtin HU S3257, ticket chairman Tickets
at fhe church the day Of fhe dinner Cost S25 adults
IS cents for children Proceeds from fhe affair will
parish building fund Christmas will
junction with the dinner featuring variety Of articles
Christmas cookies and candy white elephant
plant BOOTH Pictured looking
will be found of the bazaar left right Mrs. Bingham
eoehairmsn of the dinner; Mrs. BendaU
committee; MRS. Richard KeIner,
Dale Rih, of committee Dorothy
will be in charge of the bazaar.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-12

The St. Francis Of Assist Parish
Counci. Of the DCCW will meet
Sunday. Nov IA, at 2.30 p. m. in
the school hall Sister Monica, OP..
will give q very interesting and
Informative talk on Our Lady Of
Guadalupe 1t 3 p. m. which all
the members and friends Of the
parish a. e cordially invitec to al
tend. Sister Monica, member Of
the faculty of the department Of
History Of St. Mary Of the Springs
College, has studied and travelled
extensively IN Mexico. The meet
ing will be followed BY tea.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-12

Bob McMasters. ; TV Weather.
man" will speak to members OF
the Corpus Christi PTA tonight,
Nov. II, at 3 p. m. in the social
hall.
Mrs Warren Smith and the third
grade mothers will serve refresh.
ments
On Friday, Nov. 10, the PTA
will sponsor the second OF it.
monthly frolics from 9-12 in the
social hall. Music will be furnished
by the AL Baumbusch Orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hockinberry
are general chsirmen. Committee
heads are: Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Seipel. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schnei
der, Mr.. and Mrs. John Koetz, Mr.
and Mrs. John Arrigo and Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Martin.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-11-12

GAINESVILLE - Mr.. Joseph
McNerny, prosecuting attorney.
will be guest speaker at the No
vember II meeting of the st.
Nicholas PTA. Mr.. Martin Lazar,
president of the group. will con-
duct the business meeting. Fol
lowing the meeting, several of
the younger music pupils will
supply the entertainment. Re
freshments will be served in the
cafeteria under the direction of
Mrs. James Wolfe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11
Van Fleet Saws
HeIs Not A
Fla. COP Hopes
Blasted By Word
From Native Son

AUBURNDALE R-Gen. James
A. Van Fleet punctured Repuhli.
can hopes yesterday that he would
be the COP candidate for Cover,
nor of Florida this year BY an.
nouncing he was not running for
any office in 1854.
The former commander of the
Eighth Army in Korea said:
After several recent trips
throughout the state and after
many conferences with persons OF
substance and influence have
come to the conclusion that / am
not presently equipped to enter
politics.
Both Democrats and Republicans
urged him to run for governor or
Tor Congress, he said.
Although he has not identified
himself completely with either DO.
iiticai party-he once said he was
Democrat who voted for Eisen.
hover in 1952-he was most often
mentioned as a possible Republi.
can candidate for governor.
State COP Chairman Harold
Alexander said his decision is a
great disappointment to me and
many other Republicans through.
out Florida" The announcement
was not entirely a surprise, how.
ever, Alexander added. He had no
comment on what the COP will
do now about entering a candi-
date in the gubernatorial race.
Van Fleet left the way open for
him to enter politics later. His
announcement specified that he
was not a candidate in 1854. There
have been reports that Republi.
cans have urged him to run for
the U. S. Senate in 1856.
Van Fleet was not available for
comment on that possibility. He
announced his decision In a state.
ment mailed from here where he
mas been visiting relatives, and
was reported out Of the city.
If l should ever seek public Of
flee 1t will be >on q high level of
public SERVICE" the statement
said.
1t also referred to his boyhood
in this (Polk) county, the fact
that his father pioneered in this
area and that he served eight
years at the University of Florida
as ROTC instructor and football
coach in the 1s2Os.
He said he planned to build
home here and become better &C.
qualnted with the present day
leaders and the new people of the
state"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11
DISHWASHER
CONTINUED From Page One)

VContlnueo. from Page One)
with a .22-caliber rifle which he
left in a rOoming house in Balti.
more. Two detectives went to the
Maryland city 70 search for the
gun. The knife used to stab the
woman was found behind. a tene.
ment.
Bodenheim was buried yesterday
in Cedar Park Cemetery, Emer-
son, M. There was a funeral
party of 10, including his first wife
Minna, their 3O-year-old son Sol.
bert, who made final arrange.
ments, and some unidentified
friends from Greenwich Village
The Jewish ceremonies took about
10 minutes.
At the funeral services held
earlier in uptown Manhattan.
scores of Bodenheim's Greenwich
village friends appeared to paw
their last respects. Hundreds of
the mourners were characters. !"
but many others are respected
figures in the literary world.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11
VIETAIINH INVADES
Continued From Page one!

Continued From Page One,
nlated that any assault might not
come before early next week.
Aside from the palaces o; the
King and Crown Prince Savang.
the town is collection OF frail
wooden buildings and huis. II lies
on the Mekong River. The Hou.
on which the rebel division masSed
flows into the Mekong north OF the
town. A jungle path leads l35 miles
southw ard 10 Nientiane. the ad-
ministrauye capital of Laos.
Luang Prabang has little Stra-
tegic value, but the Reds could
make much propaganda in South
east Asia if they could seize 1t
and capture the King or his son.
In southeast Wet Nam, where
French Union troops made a land
ing last month TO regain a rich
strip OF coastal rice country from
the rebels, a consolidation Of gains
was reported. Army headquarters
announced that $1,000 inhabitants
had returned to their homes since
the first furry of action eStao-
lished the French beachhead at
Tuy Hoa. Many had been ordered
out of the area by the retreating
Reds.
In Withdrawing from the coast,
the Vietminh managed 10 make a
dent in French holdings in the
plateau country to the west. They
occupied Kontum, a trading center
of 10,500 about 26O miles north of
Saigon. after its French Union
garrison withdrew.
At Pleiku, about 80 miles south
of Kontum, a French and Wet
nameSe force still held on.
In Saigon today, French Defense
Minister Rene Pleven met with
French Union leaders to study war
needs in materials and additional
manpower.
The French announced yesterday
that los US. Air Force technicians
had arrived last week to help main
tain American-supplied planes "for
civilian cargoes." Presumably
these were in addition to 125 such
technicians previously reported
helping the French in Indo.
china. a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11

setnard Frank. former seY
Ssevt commissioner for Monroe
County.
hen. for the boys anyway. came
the most important part OF the
evening eating.
The Coca Cola people had lent
the boys a portable refreShment
stand, Some of the luckier boys
mad been detailed TO dole out the
food as the others lined up and
walked BY the stand.
And don't think the servers spent
all their time serving. After all,
you can eat and also hand out food.
There were crackers, cookies.
peanuts. ether goodies and cokes.
Carlton Smith. chairman Of.
camping and activities. was in
charge OF the refreshments.
He said he had 7to eekes on
ice. That's the nearest 10 . count
ct the boys that anyone had.
The boys were such enthusiastic
eaters that they made me hungry.
| went home and ate supper agin.
What's the matter with YOU"
my wife asked.
Il saw some Boy Scouts" I told
her.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11

CONTINUED From rage Onel
from she bsndsssnd area 70 to
ball field.
This worked.
Probably the most orderly group
was the Negro troop,
With the boys grouped around
the infield. Martinez put on his best
Indian act.
He prayed TO the Thunder God
for fire 10 light the campfire.
Il learned later that Martinez de-
liberately forgot his matcheS,l
didn't catch the name of the
Thunder God. II sounded some
thing like Policy or Sanzfranz.
Anyway, the prayer TO the Thun-
der God worked.
A boy halfway Up . telephone
pole lighted something that slid
down an invisible wire. When
the burning something slipped
down the wire and hit the kero-
some on the campfire, the piled
Up Of logs burst into flames.
II was a pretty cute trick.
With the campfire finally blaZ.
ing. Martinez led the boys in sing
ing several songs, including God
Bless America.
Then there were a couple of Skits
of the boys.
The business around HE camp
fire ended with the recitation of
the Lords Prayer for the late
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11
st. Louis Cops
Are Baffled By
ICangland Killing

ST. LOUIS n Another Gana.
land killing confronted police To-
day. Tony Cipriano, once St. Louis
No. l bad man, was killed last
night on a quiet residential street
Cipriano, 4S-year-old ex-convict
who operated q St. Louis tavern.
was shot several times with a
small caliber weapon.
As yet uBsolved by police is the
gangland killing of John Buddy
Lugar, an ex-convict questioned In
St. Louis bOmbings and shootings.
who was slain in nearby Madison
County, H., Jan. /.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11
CATWALK PLANS
tcontinued Frorn Paee Onel

N~N4A@@4AAN1 AeA4s : aye OElGB
obtained an immediate appropria.
ton Of $50, 900 for construction Of
catwalks in the area where the
road department has jurisdiction
The next step viii be the draw.
ing Of actual plans for the cat.
walks and call for bids. Con.
struction is expected to start short.
ly.
The complete list of projected
eatwaiks:
l. Section 1902. Bridge SA. Boca
Chiea Channel: 500 feet on each
side beginning 20 feet east Of the
west end Of the bridge and extend.
ing eastward.
2. Section 1902, Bridge I'D. Harris
Gap Channel: IS feet on each side
of the center span.
3. Section 1902, Bridge ga. Bow
Channel: $50 feet on each side be-
ginning at a point $50 feet east of
the west end of the bridge and ex-
tending $50 feet eastward.
1. Section 1902. Bridge 1OA, Kemp
Channel: 132 feet on either side
beginning at a point 100 feet east
Of the west end of the bridge and
extending eastward 1872 feet.
S. Section 90O6, Bridge 26, Lignum
Vitae Bridge: 100 feet on each side.
6. Section 1905, Bridge q. In
dian Key Channel: $50 feet on each
side.
8. Section zoos, Bridge 80. Whale
Harbor Bridge: rs feet on each
side.
7. Section sOO6, Bridge %, Tea
Table Key Bridge: rs feet on each
side.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11
TooEarlyTo
Plan, Says
June Haver
BY RoR THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD R--June Haver
admitted today she is dating no
one else but Fred MacMurray but
said tits too early" to discuss
marriage.
The MacMurray-Haver combina-
ton became the talk of Hollywood
when they first started dating a
few weeks ago.
Talk Of a romance win increase
when the two leave for the Bra.
lillian film festival next Thursday.
They will be nthe Hollywood good
viii contingent that will also in.
clude Rhonda Fleming, Jeanne
Grain, Irene Dunno, Edward G.
Robinson, Jeanette Macdonald
and Gene Raymond.
So far both are cautious about
statements. She's a wonderful
girl TO be with" MacMurray SAYS.
I've known her for a long time,
and l love her company"
He declined to admit anything
more serious.
I'm not going with anyone
else," says June. Anything serious
can't say now. It's too soon."
The pair met when they co.
starred in Where Do We Go From
Here?" in 1945. Since then both
their lives have been marked BY
tragedy. MacMurray's wife died
last year after lengthy illness.
Miss Haver's first marriage to
musician Jimmy Tito ended in di.
vorce. Friends believed she would
marry DR.. John Duzik. She was
bard hit when the young dentist
died suddenly.
On Feb. s last year she entered
the Catholic Sisters of Charity
convent at Xavier, Kan. After nine
months and three weeks as a no.
viuate, she returned to Hollywood,
saying she was physically unable
70 continue her religious training.
Miss Haver resumes her acting
career next Monday. She will ap-
pear with Jack Carson in a radio
tneater version of Trouble Along
the Way"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11
POLICE PROMOTIONS

fConflnueo from Page One,
department eligible for promotion
to the rank of captain, said that
he will attend tonight's meeting
ito see that his rights are pro-
tected."
Baker, who according to city hall
records, is the only man who has
successfully completed the exam
nation for the rank of police lieu
tenant, says that the job is right
fully his. He has threatened to
bring court action If he is not ap.
pointed to the post.
The Civil Service Board has
aIse vnoffeially protested That
they were by.passsd in the mat.
tor Of pelies prometiens. They say
that they should have been asked
10 submit three names from ths
list Of eligible candidates to the
police chief for consideration.
They also indicated that they are
OF the opinion the city commission
was out of line in instructing the
police chief to appoint q captain.
They cited section of the city
charter which makes it q misde-
meanor for the commission to in.
terfere.
But three members Of the city
commission have denied that they
interfered in naming Perez.
The controversy arose when Ca
brera was promoted from Cap
tain to chief and Perez was named
to fill the vacancy then created.
Earlier, the city commission at.
tempted to name two captains, but
when it was discovered that they
do not have the power to appoint
captains, the matter was thrown
into the lap of the police chief.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11
OONA O'NEILL
CONTINUED From Page One

Continued From PAGE One)
tons in London, Paris and Rome
they settled down in Switzerland
Oona made brief flying trip
to Hollywood that November amid
rumors - never confirmed - she
went to gather up some cash. One
story put the amount as high as
five million dollars.
When her father died in Boston
last November, Mrs. Chaplin did
not return for the funeral. His will.
published later, made no provision
for her.
Oona attended the Convent of
Mary Immaculate in 1855 in
Key West. A check of records
there today showed that she was
registered as Ana O'Neill."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11
BLUDCEONED BODY
CONTINUED From Page One,

indicating that Johnston had put
up a fight before he was slain.
Detectives said Johnston's ex.
pensive 1853 car is missing and q
bulletin has been issued to Cali.
fornia police to watch for it.
Smith said the body was dis.
covered by Johnston's girl friend
when she went to his house last
night and, looking in, saw a pool
OF blood on the living room rug.
She fled from the house and mott
fled police.
A piece Of fire wood was found
near the body. Johnston's hands
were tied behind his back and his
ankles tightly bound.
Smith said bottles and glasses
indicated there may have been q
drinking party before the killing.
CITIZEN ADS BRING RESULTS
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11
Woman Who Masqueraded
AS Man Now POnders What
Her Future Holds In Store

COLUMBUS, Ohio IA 35-year.
OLD woman who dressed as a male
since the age Of Z and whose mas.
querade confounded a criminal
court pondered the future today as
she awaited transfer to the State
Reformatory for Women.
There can't be much Of a future
now" Violet Marie Bradshaw told
a newsman. Il don't know whether
VIII be able TO live it down"
Violet was unmasked as a WON.
IN In . sensational turn Of events
yesterday after she had been SEN
fenced to a term OF ! to 10 years
In Mansfield Reformatory, an in
stitution for men only, on an co.
be1ziement charge.
Judge Dana F. Reynolds hastily
changed the sentence TO the Mays
vile Reformatory for Women after
Violets brother, Patrick, protested
the person appearing in court
dressed as a man actually was a
woman. Violet appeared in court
as Vernon M. Bradshaw. Her
bride" of last August, Vera L.
Bradshaw, 20, fled the courtroom
after the startling revelation.
Newsmen were unable to locate
her afterward.
But Violet told newsmen the dis
closure Of her masquerade must
have taken her by surprise. | tried
to tell her myself but / couldn't
get around to it."
Mrs. Vera Bradshaw has two
children-a boy IL and a girl g.
BY previous marriage.
There was no pretense in her
masquerade in her native Kenova,
w. Va, for many years, Violet
told newsmen. She said she was
known there by her correct name,
adding:
Il started wearing boys clothes
when was about 7, when / started
to school. / have worn boys and
mems clothes ever since"
The Hi-Grade Ice Cream Co.
was the firm for which vernon
M. Bradshaw" worked. Violet sub.
sequently was indicted on a charge
Of embezZling $500 from the firm.
Questioned about the embezzle-
ment, she said:
MY mother Is sick. She is 6s
and Is losing her eyesight and has
diabetes. 1t was in order to help
her-pay the doctor bills and cher
deceased) fathers bills-I was
helping pay some Of them off =
that | took the money"
About four years ago, Violet told
newsmen. she met Vera and rented
a room from her. She continued:
i roomed at her house. | paid
my way and she paid hers. It was
strictly on business basis.
Vera has two children by a
previous marriage. There was a lot
OF talk about her losing the kids
l. | continued living there and so
we got married. did it to keep
her from losing her kids. I didn't
know it would 60 this far or /
never would have done it.
She began to mistrust me. She
asked me, among other things, why
! didn't shave"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11
The
-
Weatllerman
Says
I he

Partly cloudy and warmer today
and Friday; showery- and cooler
Friday evening. Light to moderate
Southwesterly winds becoming
fresh offshore and shifting to Nor.
therly late Friday. Low tonight
about 65, high tomorrow about So.
Florida: Increasing cloudiness.
slightly warmer today; scattered
showers and turning cooler North
portion tonight and in South Dor.
ton Friday.
Jacksonville Thru The Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Moderate.
increasing to fresh Southwesterly
winds shifting to Northerly in ex.
IRENE North tonight and in South
and Central portions Friday. Part.
ly cloudy weather; a few showers
North portion tonight and in South
portion Friday.
Western Caribbean: Gentle 10
moderate Northeast to East winds
and mostly fair weather thru Fri.
day.
~. nv nj
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11
LOCAL LANDMARKS
Continued from Page one)

government, and that is still il 90.
Grating.
The southernmost house, a bun
galow now owned by Julius Stone.
was built in 1899 for Thelma Strs.
bel, authoress of "Reap the Wild
Wind" The bungalow is Is inches
farther south than the huge 1899
home which often is referred to as
the Southernmost house.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11
NON.SCHEDULED

ing, NAL said 44-passenger Con-
vairs would be flown between Mia
mi and Key West. One 14-passen-
ger Lockheed Lodestar makes one
flight daily between the two cities
now.
NAL also said that the line want
ed to extend its New York-Miami
night coach service to Key West
II the Navy okayed the Boca Chica
move. DC-6 equipment is used on
NAL'F Nav York-Miam1 EAsht
coach hS-.at.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11

The flesh Of dolphins formerly
was considered a delicacy and had
the further advantage in Catholic
countries of being considered fish
that could be eaten on fast days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11

About IS per cent of total u. S.
land values are urban and non.
farm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-11

be added.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time Of Height Of
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda
tbrldss) .....-oh ION 80 II.
No Name Key
least sndl .4-2h 10m