The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 25, 1952, Page 4

Chapter 1 | Ts tall young-faced man’ Prt out elevator on the gold lettering on the frosted | glass of the door. In neat fine print were the words MOE MARTIN Literary Agent By George McManus PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR t 1G, y Georg [NEVER SLEEP | vy 4 Saxon managed to get the doorknob turned and then he | | kicked the door open with his toe | He si inte the office and burr toward « table and let the bundies fall in a heap. His oright warm we touched the man seated behind the desk near ’ f Bs #e “Hi, Uncle?” Johnny Saxon in looked up from the} JOHNNY manuscript he'd been rading. He | temoved heavy rimmed eases the we laced them carefully to one ha Mt all the bundles, then | the Marts t Saxon “T tells me,” Moe Mar. | tin worriedly, “that we're be bi “ ae 2 she can tell what nodded. “Oh, those Smiths,” sat looking up at J he said, “It must be ver Pleasant |}Saxon, and after a ‘ Tike? 3 i By Paul Robinson CHAPTER 1--TEBRUARY 8 Depict Early Key West History Citizen Staff Phot: WALTER JOHNGON, in lest evening's Centennial Pageant cepicting the first one hundred years of progress for St. Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic Church, portrayed the roll of Bishop Gartland who in 1646 authorized the first priests to journey to Key West. The other priests are Father Kirby (George Haskins. left) and Father Quigley (Cha ries EB. Acheson). — “ ono - a '° wot recorded in its books. . Sade ahead wooed] Boose Of with Kleck te do so. : | Paul R. Shanahan, » defense at | * ww Jackson |jormey, declared in his summation Monk Affections estate broker. that “the real basis of this (ease) Bernard E. Kiock, » former was carelessness, negligence and ELYRIA, 0. — © Miss Susem Syracuse company bookkeep- gross maladministration of this Bach, whe told police she oathed Showy Gud Gnappieeten ot tos | lane tuo eens tossasn to Sai aan te inane evataeeh | \ed the affections of ber moukey scheme Mack To Seek = yp" om om tw A Federal Court jury of eight | , : - . Miss Bach, 22, said "Zebe,” the them guity “of "come et fe-Election von Ned been gieen thee three of bank funds and weeks ago by another friend. Sime one count of conspiracy | TALLAHASSEE u» —Richang | (MeO. she continned. Sherman Big, Eoch carries a maximum A. Mack says he intends to seek 193.3% has been getting ot five tm jail amd $5.00 | re-election the State Ratiroad o" steemtien. fee. | and Public Unilities Commission. | ft all came to ahead when they | at call tiocks th. ce baring cs |D. 'S. Dossy. “Oriente, seca |kareie. Lote she steed, SAND _arangement ‘whereby have qualified as Ratiroad Com. | th the hip with pocket knife, fh 4 —3 -~ ‘sore | 0 Gowe paste a0 the Commmecion ot OC fesma’s a tome es | paid by the trust company, but! is up for election this year. te checgn tone tom Gee