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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-04
Nal Says Its
Rate Is That
Fixed BY Civil
AerOnautics BID.
You still can fly to Miami

You still can fly to Miami
on National Airlines for
1887. R. z. Ponce. NAL
manager here, today said
the airline il not charging
the 60-cent per head fee
which ID part Of the new
rate structure at Meacham
Field.
Ponce said NAL Is charg-
ing passengers only the fare
stipulated by the Civil Aero
nautics Board, plus the Fed
eral transportation tax.
Aerovias @, however, Is
assessing the 50-cent head
tax on each passenger.
Meanwhile, Clarence S. Riggs,
county commissioner who Is head
Of the commissions airport CON-
mittee, was at Meacham Field to.
day 70 iron out details Of set.
up to keep the waiting room and
vesirOoms at the @ terminal clean.
Walter RslmsE. Key West ma
nagsF 81 a, had said that the
eeuniy ives not keeping The eevn-
sy's part % me terminal clean.
II was also reported that the air.
port committee was asking Harold
A. wilde, Of Miami, the county's
airport adviser, 10 come here to
help iron out the differences be.
tween the airiines and the county.
wilde may be here for tomor-
1ow nights .e0unty commissioners
meeting. Z
The new rate structure went into
effect at Meacham Field Jan. /.
NAL, which had bssn running
fevr flights daily between here
and Miami. Immediately evs no
flights to enc . day. That flight
arrives d 3:U p. m. daily and
departs a. 3;3s p. m.
The action, coming at the height
OF the tourist season, stranded
scores Of travellers. Melvin Levitt,
president Of the Motor Court As.
sociation here, termed the action
arbitrary and capricious. -
However, at a special meeting OF
the county commissioners last
Wednesday, the commissioners
were warned by NAL spokesman
that the flights would be cut TO
one q day II the county went
through with the SO-cent q head
charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-04
Results Are
Announced II,
An,,,.aI Contest

For the third straight
year, Fred Schoneck, 1914
Whalton Street was adjudg-
ed the winner in the Junior
Chamber of Commerce spon.
sored Christmas Lighting
Contest.
That verdict was arrived
at Saturday by a committee
of Jaycees in the Yard and
Residence division of the
contest. At the same time,
they named Edmund H. Saw
yer, 518 Francis Street, as
the winner of first prize of
a $50 war bond in the Win
dow Lighting and Small Dis
play division. Mobiles Art
Center, will receive a plaque
as the winner in the Com
division.
Schoneck win receive a prize of
$50 for his winning entry, but in
the words of his mother "the real
prize was In seeing the pleasure
on the faces Of hundreds of people
who came to see the display dur.
ing the Christmas season."
Everybody, especially the old
er people and the children, SEEM
ed to enjoy It," said Mrs. Scho-
neck. 1--WE were thrilled to see
their faces light up"
But Sehonsek won't b on
hand 10 receive his prize In per.
son. He's On Army man, now
stationed In Atlanta. He arrived
home on fvrlevsh Just three days
before ths contest dsadlins Dee.
q. and got right to work on his
display, aided by his brother
Dan.
The result was q remarkable
built around the tradition
al Christmas theme. II featured a
Santa Claus, reindeer and falling
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-04
ALI Aliens Must
Report Addresses
During January

During January, all aliens in the
United States must report their ad.
dresses, the Immigration and Ma
turalization Service reminded to.
day
Any alien temporarily absent
from the United States during Jan.
uary. must report his address with.
In 10 days Of his return to this
country.
The Service warned that depor.
tation is the penalty for failure to
report. In addition, fines and i'm.
prisonment may be levied before
deportation.
Here is how an alien can report
his address:
Go to any post office or U. S.
immigration and Naturalization
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-04
No 50-Cent Extra Fee
Charged By National
Filing DeadIines
For State Posts
Are Announced

Anybody interested In run
ming for . eovnty o. state Of.
fee7
Here ere the qvslhyins dead.
IInss % sst Down In On Asso-
eIsisd Press dispsieh frem Tel.
lshsssss:
Candidates. for Tho lssisls.
fvrs. circuit ivdssshlps end
state sstemsy must HIs with
shs secretary 81 sssts by neon
Feb. !.
Candidates for governor must
fiIs with The secretary ef ststs
BY noon March IS.
Judges and solleisers 81 courts
with county Jurisdiction must
flls with shs circuit court clerk
BY noen FEB. ].
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-04
Strict Secrecy
Shrouds Talks
With Couzenko
Snowstornl Helps
Blanket Tracks
OF Senators On
Canadian Quest

MONTREAL N - Strict official
secrecy and thick Canadian snow
covered the tracks Of U. S. Sena.
tors william Jenner (R.Ind) and
Pat McCarran (D-Nev) today In
their quest for what Igor Gouzenkc
knows about Soviet spying In the
United States.
The two top members Of the Sem
ate internal security suhcommit.
tee, accompanied by two aides, ar.
rived here yesterday in = blaze Of
publicity for their secret meeting
with the former Soviet code clerk
whose lsAS flight from the Russian
Embassy in Ottawa revealed a
Communist atom spy ring in
America and Britain.
After q news conference and q
closely guarded, six-hour parley in
The Windsor Hotel with Supt. ]. r.
Lemienx Of the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police, the senators and
Lemieux slipped into an official
car late yesterday afternoon and
drove rapidly off into the snow.
storm which hlanketed Montreal.
There was some speculation that
GouIenko had been brought to the
hotel for the interview, but I
Party's later departure seemed to
indicate they were headed for a
secret rendezvous. u. S. Ambas-
sador Douglas Stuart also attend.
% the hotel conference and left
with the group.
Mecarran had told reporters the
sour-man U. S. team planned to
stay In Canada until "the mission
Is completed" Jenner said they
hoped to be back in washington
Continued q Pare Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-04
Auto Owners
Line UpTo
Buy 81 Tags
1858 Registration
Must Be Presented
To Purchase Plate

The county tax collectors office
today was swamped as auto own.
ers lined up to buy 1854 tags.
The tags went on sale Of 2
.. m. with . line extending from
tho office cut cnis the court
house steps.
Howard Wilson. tax collector,
said there are two other stations
where motorists may buy 1854
tags - at the Florida Highway Pa,
troll office in Marathon and at Tits
Restaurant on Plantation Key.
Wilson also said that motorists
must bring 1858 registrations with
them when they buy the "a tag.
Anyone who wants . special
number. he added, must pay 81
extra. The dollar, he said, goes
10 the Florida Crippled childrsn's
Home.
II your car has 1853 Florida
plates, you have until midnight
Feb. 20 to get "a tags on your car,
according to Thomas J. Dixon, de-
putty motor vehicle commissioner
for Monroe County.
However, Dixon added, some
persons already are subject to ar
rest for having improper tags on
their cars.
"Soms people are riding around
without any plates on their car"
he said. They ere subject 10
arrest immediately"
He said the same was true of
boat trailers without licenses.
He also pointed out that per-
sons employed In Florida but
who have oVt-of.stste tags on
their ears are subject TO arrest.
The law requires that " you
(Continueo On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-04
IkeWilCive
Report On LIST
Year In Office
Broad Outline Of
Program May Be
Presented Tonight
DIV DONALD sANpE rs

WASHINGTON N- President
Eisenhower gives the nation to-
night a report on his first year in
Office and, perhaps, some broad
outline Of the program he win lay
before Congress when il meets
later this week.
But before that, the Chief Execu-
tive begins a busy week by meet
ing at the White House with mem
bers Of his Cabinet and Republican
leaders Of Congress. He may give
them a look at the latest draft Of
the State of the Union message
embracing In general outline his
recommendations to the 1854 Con-
gress.
Tomorrow morning selected
Democratic congressional leaders,
and again some of the COP coun-
terparts, viii be given a preview Of
those sections of the message deal.
ing with foreign affairs, national
defense and possibly other
matters.
Congress win reconvene at noon
Wednesday and the next day Els
enhower win deliver his State OF
ths Union message to a joint ses.
sion. II win be carried by all the
radio and television networks.
Tonight's 15.minute speech from
the White House at $3.50 Pm, EST,
win have similar radio-TV cover.
age, except that CHS radio will
rebroadcast at II pm.
White House sources were mum
as to the nature Of tonight's talks,
but indications were that it would
be devoted largely to a review of
the national administration since
Eisenhower took office 11Ia months
ago.
The President returned to Wash
ington last evening from Augusta,
Ga, where he and Mrs. Eisen-
hover had been since Christmas
Day. While there, the President
played a little golf but spent most
Of his time working on recommen-
dationS to Congress.
Besides the State Of the Union
message, these include the federal
budget, to be submitted about mid
month, and a message on the ma
tional economy, now on the sub
ject Of partisan debate, which may
60 to Capitol Hill late in January.
Also, it was announced at Au-
gusta Saturday, there will be five
separate message spelling out In
detail proposals for ID tax law
revision, (2) changes In the Taft
Hartley labor relations act, CD q
new farm program, 90 expansion
Of social security and public health
benefits and go a revised housing
With 4s Democrats to Il Repuhli-
cans l independent in the Senate,
Eisenhower viii need some DEM
ocratic votes to put over any con-
troversial features Of his program.
Heightening the tension is the fact
that this is an election year.
Already the agenda is studded
with issues Of great potential con-
troversy: Hawaii statehood, the st.
Lawrence seaway, q proposal TO
limit treaty.making powers, taxes,
international trade and tariffs,
Taft-Hartley revision, foreign mill
tary and economic aid, postal
rates, proposals to make some
overlapping legal, the level Of gov
erAment spending. especially for
defenxs.
Ii eonnection with app opria-
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-04
|Machin Is Free
On $1,000 Bond

Eugene Machin, 7s, today was
free in $1,000 bond on q charge of
committing a lewd and lascivious
act In the presence Of a minor fe-
male, according to the sheriffs de-
pertinent.
The warrant was filed before
Justice Of the Peace Roy Hamlin.
Machin, who lives at SIG Louisa
st, was arrested Dec. - near the
Naval Commissary on Simonton
Street BY Patrolman Lionel Soria-
no.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-04
Recruiter Here

Staff Sergeant Charles A. Kaniew.
ski is in Key West to answer any
questions concerning the draft
and to give information concern
ing enlistment in the Army or Air
Force. He win be at the office Of
Local Board No. 4s, Post Off:se
Building, until go pm. Tuesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-01-04
Man C|ings To Life iA44Mer
P|unging Knife Through
His Brain In Suicide Trv
Il Wish | Vas Dead" Local Man
Tells Police At Monroe General
By jim COBB

Now is the time to go to heaven-so let's Co. one
two three come on, Satan, if you want to wreste
with me-"
That according to the police department was the
final entry in the diary of 32-year-old World War II
veteran before he went berserk plunged knife into his
brain and horribly mutated himself last night in an
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New xorA. n I: - e. . .: T.. Ussss.
stuetsunEs-v ereiu. Zweig a.
verssmmiune ,eden .weitsn sonnsss i'm
swischen /. und 2. Ave. IN Manhattan.
Praes:, George Kloos. 1928 u. st.. Astoria
l. L. N Y Tel: Astoria a-sSsA
cr rsSs ave. Ave-. cr.n:ton .'G q. L ' III. Wai,.m:
C.-V.-sekr.. VIM. Fosarsscher. 44s Scne-
nectAdy Ave-. Brooklyn. N. Z. TEL: Presi-
Salem, Ohio. - g. .. 8. vsrein der vsrei.
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rel. i: s HSse*''' ''n' o'" ." :" o.
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Monat i'm Sachsenh I'm. 20 Railroad 81
Praes; Marie v~oselhu'sr. 90 Z eth It.
Prot..sekr., Katherine ounesch. TO New
Garden Ave. Tel. 1884.
c.-v:-sekr.. Mary Kekel. loes .. 9th g.
A~dressen-sekr. Fred. Gray. as Woodland
Ave. Tel: 1881.
@. Louis. Ne. - z. 9. .. z. u. vsrsin.
Eweis Is
versammiung teden l. sonntas. I'm Monat.
3 Uhr uschmittass i'm st. Louis Haus. J.
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Prot.-Sekr., George Boelloni. eaS6 Reayta
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c.-v:sekr.;; George Hoe IL H.. 'sss assvi'
a. ..ouis. No - Junier ssxens ss }. Lssis,
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c. v. Sec'y. Catherine LESS. 21iS Sidney
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Prot.-Sekr. John Thomae. SIS Kirkland Ave.
Tel: RI. 7-2S60.
C. v. Sekr.. John Kcnnerth. lot Carnegie
XII Sckr., Michael Bokesch Jr., 100 .
Ave. Tel: SW. 1854.
Bevrly Avee. Tel: SW. 9-482l.
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dos s~isbsnbusrssr soeh,sn- sosnssrbundea
Won Nordomeriko

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BRANCH CALENDAR
% ss Tvunsyivania suxen Junior Assoeiuslon % The United ssuses
Is America

Ostsees. MisA. - 0sePsss JuDsee os1o0
President, Frieda Hermann. 5000 Edmoro.
Detroit s. Michigan. Phone: We. o-379o.
v,ee-Prestdent. George schustee, Jr, IN
Ardmore. Ferndale. Michigan. Phones Il
lssss corsm. Detroit 3. Mich. Phones "A:
7-82l0.
Treasurer, Henry Hermann. 10000 Ard.
more. Detroit 8. Michigan. Phones VI
Ellwoo6 City. Pa. - Juniss Saxons
St., West Mifflin. Pa. Tel: Ho lilies.
President. Eleanor Paul. Martin Avenue.
Ellport. Ellwood City. Pa. Phone: Plaza
8-5162.
Vice Pres. Barbara Stone. MID. RI. No. :.
Ellport. Ellwood City, Pa. Phones: PL s-4417.
Sec'y.. Elsie Paul. Martin Ave-, Ellport,
Ellwood City; Pa. Phone: pL s.s1e2.
Ave-. Ellwood City. Pa. Phone: PL 1851.
Loratn. Quito. - Loraip SunsesD
Ssse0 C9ob.
President lent; Mat, Wagner. noe West sand y.
yice-Prssident Dale Lee. sses saets Court,
Tele. 5~ss03-Lorain, Ohio.
Secretary. Dorothy Schubert l222 wsss
aist Street. Tele. S-l44s-Lorain, Ohio.
Treasurer. Mary Lee, sss5 Baetz Court
Tele s-96o3-Lorain. Ohio.
~alsasss. - - asasss Jsnsss
President. Jack wertnmsn. 2lx Ninth
St. Nonaca. Pa. Phone: Rochester lll4-2.
New Ooselo. r. - New Cesele SOniop
Pres, Arlene Calhoun. sos Mccleary Ave.
Tel: Oliver $3.50.
.sec'y.. Ruth sodendorfer. 90 Mcclsaz1
Ave-. New Castle. Pa. Tel: OF. 1874.
Salem. 0hSs - SsIsw Suaise Ossep
President: Catherine Sanor, 2 r. Ne. 4
Georgetown Road. Salem, Ohio.
Secrotary. vrods Hermann. 861 Sunalt q.
Phone: 66O7,
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President, Richard D Kautx. era orehus
Rd., Columbus Z. Ohio. Tel: Franklin 1887.
lst Vice Pres, John Schneider, GO 9. l2sth
St.. Cleveland 3. Ohio. Tel: IL 1917.
End vice-Pres., John W. Gross, $500 West
9Th Street; Cleveland Z. Ohio Tell WOOD
Secretary. Audrey Miller, SPAS Theodore
st.. Maple Heights. Ohio. TEL: Montrose
Ass-secy.. Pa. Rob,, sls4 ". 9Th 81.
Cleveland Z. Ohio. AT1antic l-ss77.
Treasurer. Freds Hermann. eel summit
st.. Salem. Ohio Phone Salem o6o7.
Csnssa. Ohsa. - CssseD os1sn SsnSses
Pres, Tom Clemens, 1917 Quimby Ava,
s.w.. Canton. Ohio. Tel: s-osoi.
Vice Pres; aenis xstsch. iis4 Arch c..
IS Sso'y r. s :;. : Burns rs wood''~n Ave.
FINANCIAL see'y.. Florence untch. Boz -
East Canton. Ohio. Tel: 4-4440.
Treas. John Krsch. se7 Bsrghoff. Akron.
Ohio.
Reporter. M.delin. unsch. SO Torss. Ave-.
Clevelana. Ohio
CleveAaA East Jseies sa1su Caub.
President, John Schneider. $50 E. l2sth
St.. Cleveland 8. O. Tel. Il. i-7e17.
0sveiase West ssssr lsnss. oass.
Pres. Jack Middleton. ll713 Nelson Court,
Lakewood. Ohio. ACadmy l-77l3.
Sec'y. Jean Haller. lll0l st. Mark Avenue.
Cleveland. Ohio.
0slsnboa Oaso. - Oossmbus Juuses
0s8oO Clsb
Prss., Eicnard 4. Kaut1. era 0rshD "a.
Columbus Z. Ohio. Tel. FR. 7-SS87.
Sec'y, Katy Theiso. 1867 East Whites
st.. Columbia Ohio. Tel.s oAS6ald So7l.
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YeungstoWn, 0hto, Coneesd1D 4i101 CAoeus
Praes., Blu Frank, = .. Portland Ave-.
Youngstown D, Ohio.
Sekf.. Flofa Palmer. IN q. Ro1noks Ave.,
YounGstown Z. Ohio.
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0unAeseekteo0 u
C9svelan0 Wsst Ms1rtgsl C1eeua.
..Praes., zoe Tftsch. $50 ", soth o..
Cleveland, Ohio. Fhooe AT. l.7ooA
Self.. Gertrude Binder, 1851 0o0enWo1
Ave-. lakewood. Onto. Phone 30. 3-7&9A.