The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 31, 1952, Page 6

el ee Sorte Me pncn a & * Fs ee Page & Savitt Si , Down THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ~—Thursday, Janwary a, (P) Wirephoto via Hadio from Melbourne to London ‘Dick: SAVITT, center of an intra-squad American Davis Cup “Team controversy last month, sits down as Sir Norman Brookes (right), president of Australian Lawn Tennis Associations, urges him t6 continue his match with Ken McGregor of Australia at Adelaide. Savitt, playing in semi-final match of Australian championships, first asked suspénsion’ of match when rain start- ed to fall, then staged a 13-minute sitdown protest against his Opponent donning spiked shoes, with which Savitt was not equipped. Savitt resumed play but lost-the match. Man at left is A. R. Kaiser, the ranking committee of the after Sir Norman's intervention chairman of U.S. Lawn Tennis Association. ‘Mrs. Rytting Complains Of Treatment Says She Was Treated Rather Shabbily By The Us-S. Olympic _ Skiing Team St, ANTON, Austria Officials F the United States Olympic skiing m were in accord Wednesday det the aetion taken in the case of | Mrs. Suzanne Harris Rytting on Was dropped.from the women’s | team because she is pregnant. | ‘Mrs. Rytting: was sent home from Switzerland on Jan, 15 and told tle Salt Vike ‘Tribune certain- ly think dewas treated rather shab-} bily.” Johtr-Herbert of Washington, D.| Gy, ski feam manager, said ina letter to Courtland ‘TY. Hill, Olym-| pic Ski Committee chairman: “We; feel we took the only possible action under the circumstances.” Herbert, and. Mrs. Gretchen Fraser of Vancouver, Wash., wom- ben's team manager, said Mrs. Ryt- ting Was*sent home after Swiss} doctors ‘said she was going to have pe bal nd advised against her ) SMrs. Ryiting claimed in a letter. Jo Gustin' G. Vorse of Salt Lake City, president of the: Intermoun- > fain Ski Association, that Swiss ioetors “informed her they could not be sure she was pregnant and that “even if I were, there would! no danger and 1 could continue Peeing. veHerbert said a Swiss aostor told) jof Yonkers now STEWART (SKIP) ALEXANDER holds trophy | Banker Finds People Are Honest YONKERS, N. Y. ‘® — Custo- mets of the Central National Bank make their own small change—right in the lobby from bowls of penni nickels, dimes, quarters and half-dollars. The bank started the innovation Wednesday, with the bowls each! containing $5 in coins. “Bank President G. S. Couzens id not one penny was missing at the end of the day. “We believe people’are honest,’ he added, *‘and it reduces the work at the tellers’ windows.” ° 2 Killed In € = TAMPA \ An missed a ‘curve here into .a-rlight post, killing two of fits o¢einants. They were Cpl. George W. Dula, 28, Columbia, S.C. and Pfé..Miguel A. Gonzalez, 25. from: Puerto Rico, both stationed at MacDill Air Force Base here. Mrs. Rytting and both team of- fidials that tests showed her preg- nant and “advised us that she could »pleasure ski for a couple of months but under no circumstances should’ she be allowed to race. Hill said in New York last week that the committee was drafting a lettér of apology to Mrs. Rytting. Hill, affer reading Herbert's let- ter today. said “I didn’t know then that medical tests in Switzerland had definitely established Mrs. Rytting’s preg- nancy. “Now that I have learned from ace officials the full circumstane- Lam convinced they acted Seirpeil i automobile and crashed () Wirephoto he received at Philadelphia after being named the “Most Courageous Athlete of 1951" by the Philadelphia Sports ‘Writers Association. The Ryd@F Cub star, who formerly captained the Duke University Golf -team, fou t his way back to the golf ng tour ament trail after 17 major operations for injuries and burns from a tragic plane crash in Indiana. “= PEOPLE ARE KIND TO WIDOW | Men | Myrtle | many | Two SEAT ho were widowed by tie « airs. one of the omen ea Ul Hi weeks 98-veor-o'd Lusband, Einar with other seamen | ireighter Pennsylvanie | storm-lasted North | ago. ien tre ( racivic | Let aloac and virtually destitute | itn three dren, the shock cos: ; | he 23-year. “old mother the fourt! | ’ exnecting. | There was no insurance, no re {| j | sie said today, “I didn’t people could be so kind. A days ago a man I had never ; knocked on the door. | you and you don’t | “But snow ! ew | een before | [ don’t know | snow ine,” | he said, ‘but here.’ He shoved a $20 bill into my hand {and went away. He seemed awfully | embarrassed.” A laundry informed her she was{ io receive free diaper-washing service, Friends stocked her pantry. “Look,”’ she pointed, ‘ta whole | carton of baby food.’ ' Then, a field man for the Social | Security Administration called to advise her that, starting next month, she will receive $130 a month until baby Julie is 18. She jis now eight months old. ; “I just know I can get by now; until Julie is a little older and 1| can go to work. I used to be a] waitress and an elevator operator. I can do it again when the children are older. “I just didn’t know there was |so much good in people.” | The mails even brought propos- | als of marriage from two men; “I; guess it is really very sweet of! them. Anyway, I ought to thank! them.” In adversity, can smile i Myrtle Nordness | Crm Pictures Of | Iwo Jima Are | Printed In Japan TOKYO (®—Japanese morning newspapers today featured a spread of grim pictures and stories : of Japanese skeletons on the sands of Iwo Jima. Iwo, a voleanic island about 500 miles south of Japan,@was cap- ' GETS STERN | Salesman Sidney M. {called a “creep,” Key Wester Heads FTA Group . At Florida State Rainer: i | rua. versity are shown herc a Sane ek EU Ue Ce ee ey " immediately after their selection by the more than 200 charter members professor of physical education and FTA faculty spons Pat Russell, Key Miami, secretary; Louis Thomas, Bell, Florida, tre and Mrs. Dora Sykes Skippe SHOWGIRL ~ hang ‘Psy chiatrst Says “Sidney Levy claims he was’ so Pett Was Sane At arer. juc infatuated, bewitched and enslaved by the potent charms of this Win ter Garden Cleopatra (she played at the Winter Garden Theater in) rye “Peep Show") that in order to| LEME Murder keep her affections he was willing to do her constant bidding; and he was so reduced’to abject sub. jugation that he conspired with her told a jury he believed Robert to use trick, artifice, and device F. Pett, 17, was sane when the in embezzling $53,000 from | youth’s fos mother, Mrs. Mary LECTURE Judge MeNally States Rosemary Williams Is CHASKA, Minn. ® — A Univer: sity of Minnesota psychiatrist t Morally Guilty different persons. . G. Pett, 51, was slain last Oet. 15. Of Larceny | Levy is on 10-year probation on, — The state contends Pett shot By EUGENE LEVIN j his promise to re; the embez- | beat and knifed the woman tc ; NEW YORK W—"Boy wa _|zled money, most of which he \death. Counsel for the defense — K ("Boy wants from his father and two dentis maintains the youth was insane at girl. . . and girl wants diamonds, ;one of whom had the showgiri for ja patient. the time. Dr. Burtrum C. furs and motor cars. . . and con. sequently larceny, embezzlement, Schiele told the fergery and romance walk hand-| Tunis to Misa Willlamson the j court Wednesday that he consider y in- hand down S5ist street.” judge asked i Levy had ever|ed the defend sane. With re This was State Sunreme Court | @Sked her to marry him. She re-jspect to suicidal tendencies, ex- Justice James B. M. MeNally’s | Pied: ed by Pett in notes introduced capsule survey of Showgirl Rose-; “The matter neve came up.” Dr. Schiele said there ; She was in tears now. ked the judge: “How can you tify taking $25,000 from a man $ rence between uffer- | {ing from such symptoms and simp. ly saying you do.” mary Williamson’s 13 months as | the woman in the life of Textile Levy. \i MeNally Tu lay awarded the ; you never intended to marry?” Dr. William Schofield, also of; beauteou: year-old brunette $2,- | sorry, hour hon she ,the university staff, said Pett’s 500 in insurance on a stolen fur “IT can't justify it—I just; answers to his questions were eoat and diamond ring. But along | can’t.” “typical of the average individ-| with the award he gave her a ce You are never going to | ual.” stern lecture, telling her she didn't [have any pleasure from those} ‘The state will continue its re-| deserve a cent and that she “bet: | articles,” the judge advised. jbuttal testimony in the first de-| ter get some of that old-time re- | Don’t let any one call you a thief, | gree murder trial Friday. Charles | gion. . | Miss Williamson. Give back those ' Houston, chief prosecutor, said it Levy, whom Rosemary once | things you accepted.” was unlikely the jury would get was not in court to see his one-time Broadway flame weep copiously at the judge’s remarks. An insurance company had con- tested a $3,850 claim by the show girl, on the ground that the two stolen items were part of the ; the before F AP Teletypesetter Cateesias tine Baidled ' Service Expanded | FRANKFURT. Germany case West, president; Join R FSU School of Florida 1 Speaks | LEESBURG W — Radio station | iC ° W o Si ‘WLBE, which said Liberty Network ellar; rong ze cancelled its ‘Florida Speaks” | porpeVinLE, Pa, up—The man \series because ‘py tell Husebo id Undersecretary of the Navy ncis P. Whitehair| Elmer Evans says that the coal had been o: of the sneakers|in the mine requires too much scheduled to appear on the last | time and effort to reduce to stoker | ram Feb. 3 wich the Husebos | size. He discovered a 150-foét tun- tured by U. S. Marines March 17, $25,000 gifts the 27-year-old Levy 1945, after a bitter battle with the) lavished on her with money he| Ppanese garrison. | swindled on a fake business deal. | West German police began natioa Across Country vide raids this morning on party NEW YORK (®—The Associated the Nazi-type Socialist Reich Party. re .\|| HAVANA-NASSAU | The pictures and stories came | from an expedition led by a Budd- ‘hist priest, Jusho Wachi “to con-| sole the souls of the war dead on ‘the Iwo Jima Wachi d “There skulls exposed to the left uncared for . . .” Announced American casualties at Iwo were 4,189 dead, 15,308 wounded and 441 missing. The bodies of more than 21,000 Japa- ese were counted on its bleod souked are many rains and i} } | | ' Two Smail Fire ~' Alarms Answered Firemen weni oui on to two fire | alarms Tuesday, Chief Leroy Tor- }res said téday. An electric poie at Flagler ave- nce and Avenue'C short circuited. No. 3 Engine used the booster to extingish it, at 7:50 p.m. Earlier in the day grease caught fire in an oven at Eneas lane off Truman avenue. Engines No. 1 and No. 3 went to put out the blaze. The housewife living at Eneas lane had ; meanwhile grabbed up a handful of dirt from her back yard and extin- guished the fire in that home method. Human life expectancy at birth in the United States is now more |than 20 years greater than it was in 1900. es TRAVEL INFORMATION - TICKETS SEABOARD RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE | AGENTS ALL SCHEDULED AIRLINES WEST INDIES HAVANA ROUND TRIP AIR $20.00 TOURS FROM $42.50 \ TRAVEL AGENCY $10 SOUTHARD STREET | Opposite Greyhound Bus Station : PHONE 298 headquarters of Communists and .,| Press Teletypesetter wire today} Frankfurt police said the action Ready By RE eyed became a transcontinental circuit, was ordered to begin simultaneous: | the law is designed to protect both | {another first in the rapid’ expan- ie at 6 a. m. in all West German | “wrongdoers and the right- | | sion of communication. cities on otders of the West Ger | eous."” MeNally said her insurance |, With the addition of 12 Southern man Constitutional Court which is premiums were paid up, and there- | California newspapers, the circuit gathering evidence against the two fore the company was liable. |now spans the nation from coast organizations. Then MeNally started scolding: |'0 Cost and from Canada to Mex-; ‘The federal government at Bonn “There can be no doubt that Miss | '€°- : j has asked the court to ban both | Williamson knew the funds were 1 as the service is called,; parties as unconstitutional. not honestly come by and, never- | Tisinates in New York and_goes| theless, she took them and used members in 26 states. There| ates state circuits apart from the} them for her own aggrandizement, to | are three national circuits. One is | national wires. which . . . makes her morally as | fr afternoon papers, another is} ‘TTS delivers actual type auto-| guilty of larceny as if she had | for morning papers and the third | matically, ready to print, from | taken the money. is a market wire which carries, hey: Denies rad tape which is simul- | “IT didn't Corpu know,” the shapely Christi, Tex. lass burst out. “t know he had taken the mong other market material, | taneously received in newspapers. | complete New York stock list in, [ft js completely automatic and re- | tabular form. All three types of| places the former system of de service are first with the Asso-| livering copy which had to be ciated Press | editea and then composed after | The receipt. * PRICES yo IN TOWN All Types Of RESTAURANT, BAR and NIGHT CLUB EQUIPMENT and SUPPLIES Describing enough to himself as “old the be your father,” Associated Press also oper: | | | Spectalizing In e GLASSES e STOOLS e TABLES e CHAIRS e STIRRERS e DISHES e SILVERWARE e POTS and PANS e SINKS e RANGES Most Everything For The Bar, Night Club & Restaurant the MAXWELL CO., FURNITUNE and FURNISHINGS 909 Fleming St. Phone 682 Key West sity right are W Tait, F Left to Tht day ni mey, Wauchula, vice president; Margaret Ann Nash, t Ity general organization chairman ‘Some Items Are (Qnly Four Union Army Civil War Vets Get Pensions Released From Price Freeze AS) vG" P The g art a eee ™ ,, uN if Tonece ig | WASHINGTON ( — ‘The Vet- ment said today it, no longer 's | spans Administration figures there interested in keeping its price will be only one Union Army Civil freeze on such things as dinosaur : war veteran on its pension- rolls aid stuffed clepharts and donkey, |in_the year ending June 30, 1958. an see cant nts and donke President Truman's budget re- used for educational pu The Office of Price Stabilization | ad it “: as come to tke conclusion Doses. quests to Congress for the VA list | an average of three Union Army Hee ns on the pension rolls for mks ears an iaifline sacl an. 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