The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 5, 1952, Page 2

7 aM KEY west citizen Published dail (exenph Sanda) by 'L. P. Artman, owner and pub: tisher, from fhe Citizen g, corner of Greene And Ann Streets. On.ty Daily Newspaper in. Key Ws West and Monroe C LB. ARTMAN NCRMAN D, ARTMAN er. not ctherwise credited in this paper, and also the published here. ~ , and subjects of local or ssahoret interest, ‘but it sae not pow anonymous eo * It has turned out just as The Citizen and many Key Westers remarked a few weeks ago: “It won’t be lon now before polities will sy ca to sizzle.” While we w: Convention, President Truman’s eistil: ‘will in' no way detract from what he has done in giving Key West worldwide’ publicity. That publicity has helped us immeastirably and will continue to help us, whether or not another Présidei establishes his Little White House in Key West. The Truman announcement ripped wide open the Democratie contest as a free-for-all, The American people have an apt illustration today to active duty, he was a between politicians and statesmen. .Outstanding. among {™'e" our statesmen. are Senator,.Byrd .of .Mizginia,, Citizen has commended in many a column, and George and Russell of Georgia. They are’thé type!of Con- pacing of duty with :GCA . servatives that accentuates thé ragged individuality’ an No. 15 at Barbars Point, made the United States the greatest nation in the world FAMILY FINANCE. Four universities, Pennsylvatia, Wisconsin, Connéé- | ticut and Southern Methodist, will hold workshops dur- ing the summer months of 1952 in a program to encour- age better teaching of family financial problems in our high schools and colleges throughout the nation, The subjects to be covered will include sources of! income, budgeting, buying and borrowing on credit, home rental and ownership, life insurance, general insurance, investments, social security, and all other Phases of fifian- cial planning. i One of the purposes of these workshops this summer will be in getting up material which teachers throughout the United States can use to teach their students how to manage their incon Family finances ‘is @ stbject which has long been . Neglected by our schools. We welcome the workshops of these’ four universities to.be held in the summer of 1952 abd hope that other schools and colleges will follow the lead of these in helping the individuals to understand the ; now — complicated problems of family finance. When was the last time you admitted being wrong Marketing Club as a cvollegian. in‘something? It should have been the last time you were Guard Division in June 1948 and | wrong, SLI E OF HAM FORT BELVOIR CAMOUFLAGE Sec. ‘SiR, THERES A MAN TO SEE YOU ABOUT YOUR \ TAX RETURN i° Eaitr| Wy Wirephoto | _ “S* "BN DENNIS KAUFMAN, 6, (right) and his brother, Eugene, 5, survey ruins of an outbuilding behind their home near Muskegon, «Mich.,- where*their 4-year-old sister, Rlebecca, died in a fire the day before. Egelston Township Fire Chief John Flickema said the boys admitted they were play: ing with ‘matches and accidentally sét fire to some straw in the building. Their widdwéd mother mide a futile-attempt to rescue the girl, trapped by the flames which consumed the frame struc- $25,222 Cotitract Awarded:At-NAS JACKSONVILLE (#— Contracts awarded by the federal govern-; ment in Florida during March had a dollar value well in excess of *four ‘million, William A. Dunlap, district, manager, U. S. Depart- ‘ment of Commerce, said today. 1. Florida Jed the Southeast in num. ber Of contracts with 29, Dunlap said 25 of the’ contracts totalled $3,445,957, two were for more ‘than each and two reflected no He’s Not Saying t Agaid 1$3 ‘instances, the Depart. . fense is still witn-hold- the exact amounts ‘of contract awards, for pocusity reasons, Dun- Pe the | a of Kappa’ Alpha e ith product or fraternity, the Gate and Key Hono- the oR rary Society in his senior year, and La two year letterman in lacrosse. In the interim tetween his gradua- tion frvm college and his summions (®) Wirephota!! VICE: PRESIDENT ALBEN W.. BARKLEY has a twinkle in his eye and a big laugh’ as he ‘re-* fuses to say. whether he'll run for president. Newsmen con- vy “fronted him as he left a White Pps og rg gre ay House ‘conference in’ Washing- ton. unt Hill York: Corp., - Miami, air bne| ditioning: Key ‘West’ N. $25,222. “Sasson « mins Inc., Lakeland; grapefruit juice, $28,792. Smith Basin and Drydock Co,; Fort Laseetae; 28 steel harbor ‘tugs, viewer for oan cial {during We (egal: it Py ! a ‘prs ‘gteas Pinecastlé AFB, | *epdel ut Construction Co., Fort Myers, rehabilitation of building Palm Beach International Aifport, $186,084. ‘Asks Congress ‘To: Expand A-Bombs NEW YORK @ — The chief. of the Atomic Energy Commission Hisingiae, Chins. Be is ahorsed | R. Milinikovich ' to wear the Asiatic-Pacific ‘Area|_. 2. Is Honorably Discharged ribbon, the China Service ribbon, Richard Milinkovich, son of Mr. ' Ariffotititements’ ‘ DEMOGHATIC PRIMARY, MAY 6. 1857" HELIO (MOND) ‘GOMEZ "For State ‘Attorney _|_J. LANCELOT LESTER — For Clerk of Circuit Court” EARL R. ADAMS’ For Coutity Su ae ae THOND %. LORD’ ~~ For Cour County Tax “Tax Assesscr FRED J. DION ~ For Ce ‘County Tax CLAUDE A. GAND _ For Re-Election For County Tax Collector GEORGE 6. GOMEZ For County. “Tax HOWARD E; (Por Re-Election) . For Sheriff LOUIS M.' J. EISNER JOHN M. SPOTTSWOOD Court Fot Clerk of the C. SAM: B. CURR RY For. Clerk’ of Criminal Court HA! *DONGO YY" IN For AY ca For County Commissioner CLARENCE S. HIGGS Thitd District J. Mu. FEI Fol County Coleniniotiat _CHUAREES 'W: WELLS a Oe i “Fer, a roi EVA WA For Member School Board GERALD H. ADAMS For Member of School Board says Cc-agress is going to be asked | to expand atomic production . to ‘the tune of five billion dollars. , | Commission Chairman Gordon Congress would be asked te au- thorize ‘possibly “the largest con- struction task that industry has been asked to perform.” The program would Submarine Warfare tactics. He enlisted in April, 1948 and're- | ceived his recruit training at the Gloria Cheecki, ward of Mr. and Mrs. M. DeLuca, of 706 Bucking- e American Theatre ribbon and | lew World War It iftineed tibbon. k received his diploma from san prunes City College High School pricr to enlisting in 1944. In Jone 1951, he married the for- Milinkovich, of 223 ther | ‘Miss Mary Katherine Morris, | N. 42nd st., Milwaukee, Wisconsin, iter of Mr. Sherman F.'Mor-|was honorably discharged from , 2816 Belmont Avenue, Balti-| the Navy at the U. S. Fleét Sonar. ore. Sandrock is the son of Mrs.| School today. . P. Sandrock, 3615 Ednor Road,| Stationed at the Fleet Sonar imote. {School here for the’ past six He worked with the GCI crew in; montis, Milinkovich, sonarman, All Weather Training Unit | third class, ended his four years | before being accepted for OCS. Johnson, 22, enlisted in the Navy | in March 1951. Fleét All Weather | Training Unit was his first assign- | ent upon the completion of spe-|U. §. Naval Training Station, Great lized training for perspnnelman | Lakes inois. Norfolk, Virginia. His first, assignment was to. the | take place “over a peirod oc! sever- . He graduated from Abingdca USS -Yosemit destroyer tender | al years,” he said at a dinner of High. School, Atingdon, Illinois, in | which operated out of Newport, R. the greater New York Safety Coun- 1947, and the: University ef Mineis He served atoard fcr two vand |eil. in February 1951, where he gc jone half years. | ed a Bachelor of Science degrée in| Before reporting to the Fleet | Marketing. He was affiliated’ with rr School, he served aboard the |the the Chamber of Commerce and the fuss Henley, DD 762, a destroyer |ham ph, Chicago, ti. They haye |e Champaign-Urbana Junior ‘operating out ef Norfolk, Va. bee@n residing in Key West since amber of Commerce and the’ He married the former Miss their marriage last November. | Johnson joined the 44th Natienal ed i i i | | of ‘Service as an instructor of Anti-\Dean said Thursday night =| WM. BILLY FREEMAN’ Second District For Member School ‘Board H. EARL DUNCAN Fourth District For, Justice ut the Peace IRA F. ALBURY First District For Re-Election For Justice of thy Peace JAMES LIGHTBOURN FORT Second District : Guard Division in June 19 2nd’ Records SHAPE Birthday Report | summers at Camp McCoy, Wiscen- me : Ee a | He is the son of the Reverend | ‘and Mrs. Winfred H. Johnson ef j145 Main Street, Hillsboro, Tilinois. | His father is the minister emeri- |tus of the First Methodist Church in Hillsboro. Johnson worked in the Leading | Chief's office and in the Education | Building while he was in the squad- | ton. igs ° ‘Given Life Term | LOS ANGELES & — A teen-aged | | killer was sentenced to life im- | prisonment after the widow of a | paliceman he shot pleaded against j the death penalty.- | Michael. Meehan, a ycang trans- he 3 from “Denver, admitted the ’ | fafal shooting of Police Sgt. Mavrin |W. Harey, 31, in a gun duel after | 2 Qurglary in February. | Mrs. Elaine Haney. asked that M@éhan's life be spared. Sbperior Judge William B. Neely |who passed sentence Thursday, | sald. “I am very deeply moved by, the pdsition of Mfs. Hasey in thig case.” eechan had pledded gailty to! aud ‘reblery: He is be: UP) Wirephoto! lieVed Yo be 19. aithcagh his exact’ © GEN. DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER addresses a battety of micro- | IG date is uncertain photed at his hésdquditers bear Paris as he makes an advance sine Fic recording ‘of his SHAPE orgaitiration’s firit ‘annua? réport. Ike's oll tag 'Fiorida AAU championship the! il be one year past three consecutive years. ida State University a old April 2 For Soetee Ve rere Setond District ROY HAMLIN For Re-Election For Justice of the Peace R. D. “Zetv’, Zetterower Third District For Constable HARRY LEE BAKER First District For Constable HARRY H. JOHNSON First District Por Constable Second District CHARLES CG. PAPY. D. M. ANDREWS Third District CHRYSLER PooucTs $' Séutherndiost Gatage {try drilled 45,000 wells in the Uni- | _Mit'TON 0. PEA PEACOCK (Py Photos THE UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. in a 5-4 decision, re- instated indictments charging James H. Wilkinson (right) and Roy F. Brashiér (left), pro-Ty “Democrats of Mississippi, solicited. political, gifts on pr ce of helping conttibutors get Federal jobs as. chairmen of county ration boards. The U.S, District Court in Jackson, Miss., dismissed the indictments on the grounds that no such offices existed. Fedey’ Ss \Norwood Is _ Transferred’ Audley G. Norwood, motor’ ma- | chinist maté second Glass, ‘hals been © ‘transferred from the Re¢reational | Department, Naval Station,’ Key | West, to the landing transport ship | 799, operating out of San Francisco. Married to the former Miss Kay, ted: States last year. But, the one Isenberg of Glasgow, _Kentueky,” that made the greatest splash — ‘they have two chi Dorothy, in and out of Wall Street—was | 14; and Diranda Star, IN, wildeat on a farm near ‘Tioga, N.| Norwood was born in Oxford, D., just a year ago. | Mississippi. He entered the’ Naval It flows a nice 350 barrels of | service in January 1943. crude oif daily — an insignificant | Sues For Divorce drop.in the 6 % million barrels the | Ss LOS ANGELES ® — Actress, nation pumps in a day. “But in its first year that wildeat | ) Marjorie Reynolds has sued her ’ | husband ci more than 15 years has turnéd the eyes of ste2k trad- | ers toward shares of a railroad, | a match company, an electric util- for: diverse. ty, investment, firms, and. other | . : lingly unlikely companies, as} |. She charged: Johec Waniey pe as a large number of oil com- cruelty, in her complaint filed filed pani some who already have Thursday. The actress, . 34, and and some who haven't yet struck’ poynolds, 42, were married in 1996, oil_in the area but have paid out She asked. custody of thel tn th y "5 50 million dollars to lease land ‘daughter, Linda, 5: Stock traders:here and in Tor-. formation Committee of the Amer- onto afe intérested because the jean Petroleum. Institute notes: successful wildcat showed — after | «There is a long, long way to y 10.8 —~|30 years of vain and costly seareh | pefore the new field is established —that there is oil im the vast. Wil-/ as a major producing center.” :liston Basin, lying to the east of; But the well near Tioga showed jthe Rockies and stretching from the way. And in the year since, 12 | South Dakota’ into Canada. wells scattered from Montana, And every corporation that owns through North Dakota and into’ nee in that basin, or owns stock Manitoba have found cil in the mpanies that do control land, ‘basin — a sedimentary trough, 400 sudldeniy looks good to Wall Street. | miles lorig by 300 wide, and as Farmers in that one - time 2ust-, uci as 14,000 feet deen in’ 2 ape bowl have been happily and profit- | Geologists call it af old sea or ably, leasing cil rights to their |!ake bottom and some ‘think’ its lands. Some farmers, who offered | formations are extensions’ of those during the dust storms of the Thir- | that proved so oil productive. in ties to sell their land for as little | Alberta province to the northwest. as_50 cents an acre, now sell oil | leases for as much as $1,500 an| acre. As far away as the. .St. Paul-| By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK (®—Tke c‘] indus- \ t | Your Grocer SELLS that Good * BRAND’ Minneapolis and the Duluth-Super- | STAR ior-areas men are talking of the} AMERICAN COFFEE chance << these places becoming} and CUBAN important oil refining centers, Ii; _-TRY A POUND TODAY——- Williston Basin develops into the | oil. field some expect, and attains Alberta’s 1950 production level, the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneap- olis says ‘“atout $10 million dct- lars would be paid annually in royalties” alone, not to mentior additional money spent by. the oil companies and werkers. ¥et oilmien caution that, promis- ing’ as ‘it seems, Williston Basin still must bé classified as a hope, not yet a fullfilment. 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