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Page é THE KEY WEST CITIZEN rds December 14, 195) ce et G. Faraldo ; Eleeted CAP Leader Here Clande B. Rose Named As-Executive Officer In Meeting Held At Legion Home Staff Officers were selected for | the: local Civil Air Patrol -at their | regular meeting held at ihe Ameri 4 Forecast ees Key West and Vicinity: Fair and ; Warmer teday and tonight followed by increasing cloudiness and con. 2 \tinued mild Saturday with risk of A Saturday! seattered showers late afternoon. Moderate to fresh south-| easterly and southeriy winds today and Satur AP Newslestures Chapter One rh THORNTON, “Gentleman moving like one of the s, shipped on the flat stone the door. Something greasy an og ine to the touch was under- | foot. Looking carefully, he recog~ nized it for a patch of half-dried blood. Whose, | wonder? Only once be- | fore had he been to this hide-out cabin, and that a long time ago, but he knew who was suppesed to be here now, and his mind ANGMAN’S COULEE By AL CODY “Unfortunately, no,” he ad- mitted. “I’ve been einen the tter, but I lack a satisfactory nf for retting! pee of that Fund re arp i as) said. ont t the rea sori ve : abbed Happy and held hitn asa hostage was to met you to help us on this other eal.” Gentleman Jim eyed them cold- . “As I told you, | was able to id no plan which seemed to be even remotely workable, €an Legion Home on Tuesday even infhe officers are * Commanding Officer Florida: Increasing cloudiness. |followed by showers in the north) | Portion and in the Tallahassee area darted ahead to the three known occupants. To Happy, long his own partner in games of chance, who was here a8 a prisoner and a swered. “Maybe it don't matter siderin’ the spot we're in,’ George J | | | | Faraldo. } toni; ' ight. Warmer this afternoon and df Nose agreed. “The We: Rxecutive Officer:—Claude B ltonight’ becoming colder in the Postage for his own iPro and usual, couldn't be. sati Rose. z jextreme north Saturday. Simster and twice as blood-thirsty Jeage well enough alo Adjutant: —Francis Webber seg | Jacksonville through the Florida) as the animal for which he had ikl Ae his own hook. “Personnel Officer:—George Ren oO y oun Straits and the East Gulf Area:| been nick-named; to Big Nose, ae ache to help him Rae. Moderate to fresh southeasterly to) who liked to call himself The pee phe up the Operations Oficer;—Edgar Max B southerly winds shifting to north-| Boss. : yuek beteue nd it went wrong?” well y or man erly over the extreme north por-! Hill, the pool might belong i : ‘eed ql Pe! > R. Roberts . “4 some one else. He listened, but the | «« ! , T 7|.. “They'd grabbed a couple of Seiten of P si sana e d sua Saturday. Fay com! 1.,1t had no tongues, There was Oh! ‘ 5 you, Thornton! Yoourand dosters But ithe eet nda ‘a arlin 3 eather. Showers in ‘the extreme ht under the door, but that some on in. wasn't satisfied with that e hac P. .Guzewich THE NUDE BODY of an uni- north Satutday | ; customary, for he remem- to stop to shoot shier—killed Public Information Officer:—Al-| Gentified man, above and right, iLereae | way inside, and that : ‘ | him in cold blood fons. Zitter. s found floating in the sha)- ies: | would be ieft dark for safety’s fitapelt tg off bis. cap and helping} ~ «yoy dared ste Happy in 2 Honp:.—Jal | low water off Stock Isls e | sake. nee Benes rder? r tae sPhotographic Officer:—John R.| low water off Sto Island near Report | sake. : RA |e tyeah:” Big Nose agreed briefly.| murcer tleman Jim ¢ Kerr. h onroe General Hospital Key West, Fla., Dec, 14, 1951 | He entered now, pausing in that) «we ‘had other notions in mind. | ™4neee S> Supply. Officer:—Roy Grossman. | shortly after ten o'clock this Observations taken at City Cffice | black entry-way as voices came] Buf right now, we're in a fix—|, “Yeah,” Bi sreed acidly Engineering Officer:—R. C. Vir-| morning. The body was found 9:90 A.M. EST 7 {rom ae be ane A-yelow which includes’ you, since you're | “And, the snot all over gin. by Carl Carmichael, of the Cor- Temperatures | doe aaa Hibatter ‘ed the second) here with ust" he added with a| town Nobody's known what w - : «| al Trailer Park, when he w ak iS dd ar. | trace of vindictiveness. going’on, up to then. By bad 1 Communications Officer:--A. .E % when he w 4 Highest yesterday 74 The door was thrown abruptly “Are you supposed to be in aj the two'of them Meosthaan. working on the dragline opera- | Lowest last: night 6g open’ahd fight flooded out and the] tage Sk alshe? Paya inis alive! Mayk Medical Officer:—Dr. Herman K.} tions at the spot. The man is | Mean 71 Weasel stood framed there, a six- |" "“T¢ amounts to that, But where've | Close, enough to Moore, M.D. ; between 22 to 25 y of age t Normal : 79 un “es hed in one hand. : sau been? At took you long enough | and erazy enough to, 2 Fiscal Officer:—Arthur Judge has short-cropped beard and is Citizen Staff Photo ‘Ah-h! It's you, Thornton! Come | to show up, after we sent for you.” | hold off pursuit fill they could get Weather- Officer:—Wallace Col-| Of medium’ height and weight. , eS | on in.” ve | “Ever hear of a town called | started. But by that time the whote bertson. There was no identification on ig | Precipitation ay He aid BS belies He mood Hangman’s Coulee?” sss Ditorimanators Drill Instructor:-George Gonz-| the body, Coroner Roy Ha | ° . | Total last 24 hours » dau | Tate Cimtesked mildly. He stood . SBanpsian's Coulee, pag a orcty oa piser rill Instructor:—-George Gonz-) om ey) oy Hamlin il 0 cal Poli ye iF 4s S - Total las ours 0 ins.| for a moment in turn, framed in| almost what you'd call a coinci-| “Pretty They: chased us alez. vill shortly conduct an autopsy | L4OCo ce F apan ign | Total this month 1.09 ins.’ the doorway, filling it, an easy and! dence. It was that town we wanted | far enoug eat were Regular meetings of the Patrol to determine the cause of death. | e a5 é o | Excess this month 34 ins.) graceful six feet. He had the eye|to talk about, when we sent for/ holed up so: » in this ean- she Hel cach Tuesday evening at} Unofficially estimated, the body ‘De i k eatur “d k ishing P; t Total this year 24.43 ins.| Of an eagle, now mildly curious as | you.” lyon” 8 P.M.-at the American Legion| as been in the water approxi- | Pp nd e € . e ac Deficiency this year 13.65 ins. be ranged gel apie nos “Indeed?” ‘ | us pler Happy Home on Stock Island mately 12 hour: i pits Bors pied. His fi foe eck Bet Yeah. How about tellin’ us what | been for the pro- See saee group meets at the | | The Ke P part TOKYO, Dee A ten-| Relative Humidity 00 A.M. | and mustache were ait che wi | news you picked up i eit * t Raye’ made it Key West High School each Wed- jment i ect of ‘ year fishing agree has been | 14% the outer night. “I've no objections, certainly. 1 “Profe nesday evening, Communications 4yhic i} a iS | pag th <3 . signed by the United States, Japan | There were three in the room, did netabew myself there openiy,| “It wan't volt 'y on his part,” Officer. A. .E. Morehead addressed | Ls soca inet pI smd Canada | Barometer (Sea Lever) 9:00 AM, | including Happy, None of their| but I did pick up some interesting | Big Nose expla and chuckled. e 2 9 i h ee 1 the latest . . pos By 2 ' | blood, he thought swiftly. And|news. It seems, for instance, that| “We come up w s professor the cadets at their meeting on sie. of Flor P, 0 It splits the north Pacific for | 30.14 ins.—1020.7 mbs | that means trouble! sell ifoad, sg it ‘ acer | an a a “bir ot apibenen i = ! eace fice Torna: Solan % | | at met é 2 Tai rich has been pro- » driv a cove yagon, ig mip monte : ‘Official Visit just released almon, halibut and herring fish- | — | From across the room, lounging | jected for so long,,js really going|He’d just come on to the main ‘The cadets will hold a drill ses- | Mire he ih natroreescondent i | Tomorrow's Almanac in a chair and busy with oiling| to build—likely before snow flies.|road, so nobody h ad seen his siéA at“1400 on Sunday, December Mast Diy. tthe ark bebe The agreement is provisional in ! sunrise 704-a.m., 2.,Fevolver, Big Nose Sullivan) And the point of interest is that} wagon. We shifted to ride with 16th, dt the Key West High School | T P. ee ee re nnts ge that a three-power commission can ' Sunset cdo a un| grinned in a gesture which raised | it will either pass through Hang-| him, and sent my cayuse and the Ainex. Drill instructor George) AO F OSE Here halectae nt Ave review it Snel 5:40 pam.| heavy mustache like the hackles | man’s Coulee, or else go to Saddle-| Weasel’s gatlopin’ off, for, them to Gonzalez wil be in charge. Meereyle HD AONE artinent ansaid Fecircet. 6 7 p.m./ oe aie His thatch of hair wes burn, fifty miles to the north.” chase, which they did. That got laude Rose, local organizor, in-| American Legion Will ace sae “KILLS FAMILY” [poner Sell Rn htcod-odiamnp. WOaey tt athe Wea: either a nae ee ah Fe ee ee oon eat er Sy Salant a na Sponsor Junior Baseball) “Chief Kemy eas DAYTONA BEACH, Dee. = | "We're glad to see you, Jim.| “It seems that the businessmen, | come daylight * cal group is to attain a member- aseba : <i ¥ 7 | But there’s trouble—and we may] with the help of a few wealthy “We better get of the pro- born i t A man police described is y ship of. 51 in order to form a squad. Team se : Orn, 8. Po: fath ; |escriped 2 | have other callers. The Weasel] cattlemen of the neighborhood, are | fessor an’ “is helper,” the Weasel m And Organiz Will bl ma ‘i , $ ron. All tose interested are urged illiam O. aptair peated he robbed and shot | wayal Base | figured you'd be one of ‘em.| raising a hundred thousand dol-| said. to attend the meeting on Tuesday Le e ee Island City {the local police force when u us her to death at Daytona }« gowoRROW | Naturally, we don’t want them) lars—in cash—to be turned over “The professor?” eyening. : ; : ftey| Beach last night and critically ; } dropping in unexpected” |to the railroad to help in its con-| Jim repeated, remem! y re Walter Lynch, 10th District Com- wi } wounded his brother. | High Tow | The next door beyond struction. The only proviso being | blood. “Is he still here’ eT Macias’ : i : hs eee Sheriff Alex Littlefield said Sam| 22:24.8-™- 4:27 a.m, | opemy and sure instinct warned | that it shall build through Hang~ “In. the next yoo B: R so mitteeman, paid an official visit to Kemp finally f C . 85 toa ‘ag share 10:10 p.m p.m. Gentleman Jim someone was in| man's Coulee. agreed. “The professor's hurt the epall {Arthur Sawyer Post 28, American! Wed the footsteps of-his f irossman, 35 to 38 years old: shot 000 there, Whoever had lost the blood,| “Knowing you, I'll bet you’ve| Weasel put a bullet through his 4 eas into police work < 4 his brother Herman, 21, and pushed ADDITIONAL TIDE D. | probably. got a scheme for getting -hold of} leg.” P. ° I es | Pgion, at its regular meeting held gor pore that ae him out of his car about 12 miles | E DATA { *You sent for me?” he suggest-! it” i (To be continued) ermit Issuec |Wednesday evening, Lynch is a tury as policeman,” Day save, north ef Daytona Beach, then re | Pagerenes Oe height of] — é - ‘ viii Bisa turned and killed his father, Harry | ime ight of | ees a age | ata ,; Past Commander of Coral Gables y Jessie Newt ai dalen Dilla der ‘oral Gables Day : ion— S600" Fepae ermal for the ‘shop | POst no. $8 |drunkomet Grossman, about ¢0, at the latter's | At oagy eel Took Two Hour nd residence at 301 Whitehead! In a most impressive ceremony C#” Which ieee Ritts | (bridge) ———oh 10m 9.0 al: ‘ . th ° . stre conducted by the Key West Guard PY the fo The colonization of America | Ne Name Key Te Fu i Pl ne rebuilt Portabl Her permit was the only one jof Honor fourteen new members’ He #ives example: heroisn came at a time when men's maine (east end) —-+2h 20m | ) ne ane wed by the Building Inspect-|Were received into membership.|the Part of individ ‘ ane Riberet hy Boca Chica | ; } or’s office |The new members include: Josephi Whether it be in fir nucrictnener Galoge ee, eee 38] uanaeeeel oh Ate | LONDON, Dec. 14. — a. — A os sedenics | 0. Albury; Alfred J. Brost; Robert ©®"° | Caldes Channel | French airliner from Paris landed 's -£ . |D. Mahoney; Frank W. Forrestal;) The Chief, accord Day,' but h n to st ho{| (north end) +4+2h 20m [normally at London Wednesday | Cars Collide | Judson Stephens: William C. Fee. “Holds the title, of the shaker of | job to « s Wohi Rtcnee 41.4 ft, night with 39 passengers | A: truekand a: car collided and rie hb ad Pes ancy Davis, ona om 1 i hand ng t the tin’ sthe |e arc ce be ON Seton Before they could step out, al lds tak wh St od dane | ck; Ha 3. Higgs; Roy F er police in ut tate | to be subtra | sisen * fender ong “ona aoe gree! Holcombe; Thomas Kvist; Abe He has bee or nd to greet No ene knows how (+)—Plus sign: Gorrections to piles eras Sy poner WEEKLY left front fender, respectively Pol | Balser; and Frank Schmidt President Harr rumar he may be able t eo | be added. fog, Te Woee tye icine ee ee ie. ial loseph Kemp said today. Vacated aerynrleatld mf sueoeer Patt ay popes ¢ t the ri f his duties, | Seeman | pany ne pres is ae pats eae eee Motor olice-Officer E. Rogel was dis. | St a e Christmas Party for for each of his nur sits to the it, th certain the | sitting right on the airfield—and @ New Speed Control patcharts Front street where the {children of Legionnaires will be Little White: House here gait | TEM @eee eS hours more to find the luggage i peeideet ecard. Owner at te {hold Saturday, December 22nd, at, bade him Godspeed each time h ; t Police Force | g @ New Sew Light Chrysleris H. S. Hudlow, of 1100/3 P-M. at the Legion Home. Enter- has departed for Weshingtor I and serve the| 47 7:80 A.M., EST —_—$——— | @ New Luggage Type Fleming street, tainment and gifts for the children, conclusion Day says Poe fy | Modern domestic turkeys in the | 7” is on the program. Arrangements; “Chief. Kemp has been eli ail deserved inlaiain United States are developed from Portable Case are being made in accordance with! for retirement for several years ex i Atlanta 46 breeds imported into the country | the questionnaires returned by the _ Augusta 48 by early colonists. ‘These breeds | Liberal allowana Legionnaires ——— —— | Billings 7 were developéd from American | on your old wart seamed tas ine Anery| Larking Tickets Cost Nes Sine | Boston 2 3) the Spatiarés Soa he Am | Boste ; J ean Legion Annual Christmas Pua ! Buffalo cs ; 17 a jy for the Naval Hospital will be- Charleston ones 45 gr {sin at ae on Christm Bue Chicago io ‘ 22 | WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS spital. Arthur Sawyer ‘orpus Christi ......... 68 et 28, American Legion pits ; Denver .... 9 Jieuom aaa 5 YEAR } liary, will entertain the patients at Appeal re Ch ld X ; [the Monroe County Old Folks’ El Paso ... 46 ULAYeN § GUARANTEE 30 Home Ft. Worth 62 ; : a HERD h2 PRICE Ist Vice Commander Charles M Galveston . 68 oe stated that the 1952 Jacksonville piecmiinieme ci) EE elena satay membership is now nearing the Kansas City | 500 ee Excellent results are be. |KEY WEST Se aa FREE PINKING SHEARS ing obtained from the current Los Angeles | membership drive, Machin said Meridian TROPICAL TRADER WITH EACH MACHINE Antonio Arango, Jr., Chairman-} Miami 718 Duval St. Phone 100! Junior Baseball Committee, satnd ' Minneapolis 6 AS LONG AS SUPPLY LASTS! =e Junior Baseball would begin | Memphis 55 in the City at the Stadium on Jan-| New Orleans 65 many 2% 152 The pot will sponse New York = | FOR FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION } a Junior Baseball Team and organ-| Norfolk , 34 The Perfect ize a league consisting of other Oklahoma City 36 teams sponsored by various grou Omaha .. 13 } j | a ogo — ehh di Ps Pensacola 87 aml y 1 { i ey West Guard of Honor Roanoke « 25 ‘ j will observe its 6th Anniversary St. Louis 29 ee ee ee ‘Moa mig ht ato 8 P.M. at the | San Antonio 66 atips gc piry i seeraber:, a veue hone Amefican Legion Home. An ex-! |San Francisco 50 family than @ new of eye- cellent dinner has been pri d) | Seattle glasses with a0 attractive frame . ‘epared : or a pair of very necessary sun- for the occasion, The committee in| Tallahassee 64 | 54 glasses either plano or to your: charge consists of Antonio Arango | Tampa : 56 own prescription. bi dr assisted by Harry Metzger,| Washington 25. We also suggest an Airguide! sewing center ee. Paul Martinez ] eee Barometer, Field Glasses, Binocu- As a jodela. Captain UJ . . ° « jlars or a Zenith Hearing Aid,| FL A ER Pf | Delgado urges a full attendance of Extinguish Fire priced. at $75.00 comparable to an 1 Ww. GL ST. Miami, Florida |the members and their guests Hearing Aid, regardiess of price. ie 3S ssoinesinc tensed Fir : 2 Barometers are priced from} Mail this Coupon today. Absolutely no obligation. | e engines, No. 1 and No. 3 | $6.90 4.00. F | . Citizen Staff Photo GANG CAPTURED | rush R 7 Bele yn ie tren se.081 a a : : rushed to 522 Rose Lane at 7:30| Binoculars are priced from $5.00) THE LOSER WINTER HAV Fla. Dec. 14 (®) Wirephoto |P-m., Wendnesday night and ex-/for a three power Binocular to Allied Sewing Center , LOSE Peathter Haven: police gers ae - tingushed a fire at the home of | $24.00 for a five power Field Glass! 117 W. FLAGLER ST. This three-foot barracuda, held |port breaking up a gang whict 5. BELEN of tr yntyol | Edna Crowder, Fire Chief Leroy | Achromatic te lenses. | Miami, Florida by Key West Aquarium manag- |traveled around the country bureau in New a look | Torres reported today. | 1 would ke & FREE home demonstration of your er Bill Kroll, escaped a pur- {living off the proceeds of theft oo | , The alarm came through Box 15. | REBUILT SINGER waehioo at so ebtication fe me.) “*ATAeed suing shark in the aquarium }by four teen-aged brothers. arolina trucking n New York : . boost: ae8 eed: te: quell the} KEYS OPTICAL EE Wei eee pool this morning by leaping istant Police Chief Bill » John M ined the co 40 | fire. | BR Secs ee eho Se pe cman e over the ledge. It cost the /ler said the four were nabbed 3 s Expr Charlotte, N..C., firm which owns 497 On Pagers Engine No. 3 an-| | pi takes ve eee ahcy i *euda his life—but he handed a |a campsite where ili ucking C { New York. Murt aba: swered a telephone alarm and ex- | city ..... RED . i si re , 1 r { New York. Murta ne usual | ¢j | eeenteceis cM e te os < : group of tourists a re u. Thad parked te of fines ses for failing to dino, ae ere eermeehnes 423 SIMONTON ST. TEL. mil Hf RED Addrous—please send specific directions

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