The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 18, 1950, Page 8

Senne nS NANI 7 SEEN RRR ROE STONE SENEO NRA SCONES IW LN PE PAGE EIGH? THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MARAGON H AS ACCOUNT os KEYS FISHING TOWN THREATENED BY dona Sa Civil Service IN TEXAS BANK, IT IS : : TESTIFIED IN TRIAL Prosecution Establishes ¥—~ That Maragon Has Two Accounts; Other In Washington IMINGTON, April 18.—(A). +The perjury trial of John F. Maragon bas produced evidence thatche had a bank account in ‘Texas at the time he~ said his only bank account was in Wash- ipgton. According to the evi- dence, this account was in the Netional Bank of Commerce in San-Antonio in the name of J. H.| Gon. y ‘agon is on tri Court on charg ying to Sen- @ie investigators last year about; fis business affairs. The commit- al in Federal five percenters at the time © A. certified public accountant, ! Mine Bellino, swore today =the day after Maragon ap- ‘hn before the senate group‘ W gon had an account in The bank's assistant cash- s, deposit s signature card for the ac-; ‘The defefidant chewed on asses and twisted his hands! @hecks were offered in ce. second day of the sia! $8,000 Mark Now {Reached In Red Cross Drive The Key West is 000 mark. Approximately. $7,500 has been raised to date. Lee Goddard {man, reported Tuesday that. $3,- } 282,97 had the drive by and ships stationed at Key W Contributions have be: ily coming in and Goddard has hopes, that the $10,000 goal. will iwas looking into the activities | be reached before the end of the | month An appeal to ve not been con' their t Chapter, was made by Goddard, established definitely that, Cross, | Amateur Night ‘Programs To Be. Staged At Park ane first in id series of amateur Red Cross fund drive in now nearing the $8,- chapter chair- been contributed to Navy installations stead- persons who contributions | to American lating to the Allied Mol Perth Amboy, New Jer Senate inquiry produced ony that Maragon repr the company in some | tic |W troubles with the Agricul-j Department in 1946. ia | Boys’ and Girls’ Committee. Woman Of 102 | ‘Pwo prvves will be awarded for! Eiee | adults and two for children (child | age limit 16 rs). * | service and civilians, are | to take part in this program. Entries can be made by get-}" j ting in touch with Mr-:Albury: at Is Very Avid Aviation Fan o'clock, 1t was announced today ;\ by Paul G. Albury, city recre; tion direc! } The programs will be yview Park will get waterwne and othe Fenartnent Friday ¢ 5 vening, beginning at 7: tor. -Spon. sored jointly by the City Recrea- Department st Lions Club, and the Key through their All persons, urged ‘Bayview Park’ or ,calling 341-R, NATICK, Mass. — (4). — All between 12 and. 1 o'clock in’ the moaners who story of Mrs. Lydia Stevens. Mrs. Stevens will be 102 Saturday, and: she hasn’t got time to com- plain of aches and pains. She devotes herself instead to avia- tion. The latest ride took her up. And when she complained that for. a flight. over the Boston area: the trip was uneventful, the pilot| Said all right, you take it. She She put the plane through she flew to New York for a’ dz Mrs. Stevens is one oldster who declines {to preach about j it’s done. Instead, she says body will allow the members of the’crew of the transport to kiss fens so they can tell their te they've kissed a girl over 190 years old. | boys {Know America) tray D. Lincoln, of CARE. born in Mass. 58 years ago. =Chifford P. Morehouse, editor | of The Living Church, Milsaukee, 46 years ago president {| Raynham, of the school ever wondered. why. No- body wondered, that is, until re- cently. the trustees abolished forms. They just couldn’t . think {of a good reason to keep them. OO et |It was decided that the uniforms “mopay’s BIRTHDAYS |“°"* of no great benefit to the and that | pensive for the parents. So—bring on the: blue j boys, and get disciplined. Vice Admiral James born in man born Miamisburg, Ohio, : complain! g r 5:30 ‘to 6:30 in the: after- about’ getting old—tisten to our| neon DeVeaux: Ort fOr. School Unitormss 'Go To Blue Jeans NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y-+7). paces nicely and got a big For almost 100 years, the De- kick out of it. Her birthday ‘actus | Veaux School. for Boys ally' was Saturday, and that day, sured that its students uniforms. The military system was part] _—*” tradition’ and no-}| SUNDAY. has reé- var After thinking it oyer, the uni- they were ex- jeans, Kauff- (®) Wirephotc 4QHN MARAGON (left), the foxtnex bootblack who made friends =#t-the White House, enters U.S. District Court at Washington for irial on charges of perjury. He stops on the courthouse steps wlot_ a moment to talk with his wife (right). Maragon is accused _Bf lying about his business and financial affairs in testifiyng to a Senate committee during the five percenter investigation last fall. 63 | MONDAY— } , Oa "beret y Cific rallto: . Pigg), THREE FISHERIES AND. THREE OTHER BUSINESS HOUSES are swept by fire that threatened ‘the fishing town of Cedar Keys, Fla. The fish house in the center was saved by three men whoj stayed there during the fire and tossed water on the building. Fane ped firemen ‘keep the flames from reaching the main part of the town (background). ithe island is ie off the Florida west coast in the Gulf of Mexico. EXPLOS! ON, Ser FIRE TO WREC! KED FRE IGHT TR: AIN wt ExrLgson I! A TANK CAR SET. FIRE to this wrecked freight train of the Texas & Pa- just after it was ddrailed at Addis, Louisiana. A four-year-old boy, was killed anda. | ~ fhe Addis"depot was destroyed by the fire. Damage was estimated at a million dollars. Exams For Supply Specialists The United States Civil Service Commissicn has announced an | examination for Suppiy Special- jists for filling positions in the | fields of general supply, store {keeping and storage, property land stock con uirements and distribution. plus property | disposal, printing and publica- | tions, and supply loging. The | Positions «re located in Washing- ton, D. C., and vici and the salaries ge $3,100 to $6,400 a pear To qualify must have had tt x years ex- perienc of supply work fc y. The ) amou e eX- ' perienc e grade of position education, A brisk east The local sec- R. Valdez, located , from civil ser- from the sion in plications i | must be re n the Com- i] —— . || Applications For | Pasay Meek) ‘ations for (tion of dept | Robert R. V secretary Probational (le: manent) will be made in various offices of the ;U. S. Marshal,. Department $f ,; Justice, at an entrance salary pf | $3,100.a year in the judicial d®- tricts of the States of Alabarja, pbs ida, Georgia, South Carolia and Tennessee. Further information and plication~f fu My. Valdez, local secretary, hevated<at the» Post Office, ‘Ke * West. ore to per- i) Wirephoto! rere verrverews ONEES. icemen’s. Club, Daly Poop ram ereereree. vv 400;PM—Pichie. on Key s— April 16. Sign up if advance. i; 00: PM Going tothe Beach? 1%» Dressing rooms, showers. 2:00: PM—Radio Broacast 9:00: PM—Dance Tune Top- |‘ pers Orchestra, En- tertainment — Vo-! calists. Servicemen 25¢ admission, Jun- iox - Hostesses, no} charge. 4:00 PM--Boxing training. 8:00. PM—“Fanéy Free” reHear-| sal—Gerald Pinder Musical Director. 8:30 PM--NC€CS Junior Hostess Meeting, (3rd Mon- day). TUESDAY— | 10:00 'AM—Nayy , Wives Bowl- ing, U.S Naval] Station Alle) 8:00 PM—* Fancy Free” rehe: sal, Gerald Pinder, Musical Director. 8:00 PM—Beginners Dance Class, Virgil You-} mans, SN, Instruc- tor. WEDNESDAY. 1:00 P.M.—F hing Trip—U.S. Naval Hospital Pa- | tients. 6:00 PM—Radio Hour. 9:00 PM—Dance — Tune Top- pers Orches' En- tertainment — Vo- calists. Couple only, 75c admis- mission. THURSDAY— 8:00 PM —Bingo, Sponsored by St. Mary's Parish. FRIDAY— 10:00 AMS-Navy Wives Bowl “ing, U.S. Naval Station Alleys 700 PM -Party, Naval Hos pital, (2nd Friday) 7:30 PM-—Joint Meeting, NCCS Junior Hostess: and Council, day. 3ATURDAY— 1:00 PM—Going to the Beach? Dressing rooms showers. 8:30 PM—Juke Box Dancing. FACILITIES New billiard tables, punch- | Yited' at ‘the Fort T iHerman H. Gray | Will Address | Medical Meeting | There willbe a meeting te | which all Medical Department, Commissioned Personnel, De: ontal | Officers, Médical Officers, Nurs- | kes,, Medical» Service Corps ; Hospital Corps Oficers are in- lor Officers | Club on Thursday, April 20, 1950 | p.m. | ker will be Herman H Gray, Senior Assistant Surgeon} of the U. S, Public Health Ser- vice, who will relate some of his} j interesting experiences. This is} an important meeting. Naval Of-; ficers and ‘local physicians are} urged to be present. | Civilian, retired and visiting practitioners, dental and medi- cal, nurses and pharmacists are} cordially invited to attend this meeting. i Captain O. A. Smith, MC, USN,! and | Commanding Officer, U. 5S.[ Naval Hospital; Key West, will] j be in charge of the meeting. Re-| freshments will be served after the meeting. 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