The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 25, 1952, Page 8

Burned-Out Navy Couple Need Donations Fleet Reserve Seeks Aid For Key Wester Biaza, Pregnant Wife Made Destitute In: Fire’Thurs. By SUSAN McAVOY The fire that swept their apart- ment at Poinciana Thursday, has left the Bernard Biaza’s complete- ly destitute of household furniture and equipment. Key Wester Biaza, EM-1, Sur- ASDevDet, and his three-months’ pregnant wife one minute were rich with for their coming family life. next minute the young couple who married Decem- ber pend had only the clothes they wus. Biaza, badly shaken by the fire, was taken to the hospital. Bernard who has nine years of Naval service set about trying to start a new household. First they were provided with a new apartment in Poinciana. They are grateful for that, but they have nothing to sit on, sleep in, nor have they silver, linen,- dishes-all were destroyed in Thurs- day’s fire. In addition Biaza lost $2,000 in radio equipment which was his own. The Fleet Reserve Association is asking for donations of usuable furniture, household gear including pots, pans, dishes, or money by merchants, and Key Westers, Navy and civilian personnel. Bring the donations either to Fleet Reserve headquarters, 418% Trumpetfish pi! USN, relieved CDR F. PENNEY, USN as Commanding Oitlcer of the USS. TRUMPET. FISH: (SS: \425). R NAYLOR pare ‘over one of Navy’s lat- est “Guppy” arines. LeDR> Matton was graduated from Central High School, Kansas City, Missouri in 1937 and attended | Kansas City Junior College for a year and a prior to entering the U.S. Naval*Academy, Annapo- lis, Maryland in 1939. He was graduated from the Naval Academ in- June 1942, and served briefly oats es » mon Is- lands, until the ship was sunk by Jap, bombers off Guadalcanal on 30 August 1942. Later he’ served on the U.S.S SPENCE (DD #12), ey unit of DES- RON 23 (Thirty: BURKE’ Little Beaver sh Te The SPENCE was cited for combat operations con- ducted in the ‘Kavieng- Rabaul Area, LCDR NAYLOR attended Sub- marine School, New London, Conn., during the fall of 1944 and made the 6th war patrol of the U.S.S. SEALION (SS 315). Subsequently he served on board the submarines POMFRET (SS 391) and CLAMA- GORE (SS:M3) and performed a tour of shore duty in the Bureau | of Naval Personnel. LCDR NAYLOR 1 apy the | | following campaign badges and me- dals: Bronze Star (Combat V), | Commendation Ribbon Combat V), Purple Heart, Presidential Unit “THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Monday, August 25, 1952 John S. Fenn Named Elks Ditrict Deputy John S. Fenn, Hallandale real- tor and first Exalted Ruler of Hollywood Elks Lodge was named Ruler for the Florida South Dis- trict, it was announced today by JOHN S, FENN- Sam Steen of Fargo, N. D. grand Exalted Ruler of the B. P. O. Elk: Mr. Fenn’s district takes in lod ges in Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, North Miami, Miami Springs- Hialeah Miami, Miami Beach, Coral Gables Homestead and Key West. Principal Russell Announces Staff :| And Improvements Principal Randolph Russell an- nounces that Harris School is “blessed with a fine group of 21 teachers for this year.” Ten of the - | group are newcomers to Harris. janitors Including the cafeteria. and office force, the total staff numbers 29 persons. children is anticipated, the largest in the history of the school. Russell reports that much needed improvements have taken place this summer: modernization of the cafeteria; a first aid foom, plenty of cold “arinking water. A new water pressure pump has been in- stalled making it possible to have water on the second floor. Two new classrooms have also been added. It is hoped that they will be avail- able for use by the beginning of school. The list of new teachers, home- towns and positions at Harris follow: Mrs. Claire Joines, first grade, from Onawa, Iowa. Miss Vivian Stauffer, third grade, ; Wenatchee, Washington. Miss Audrey H. Greenbam, third grade, New York City. Mrs. Mary Simpson, fourth grade, New York City. Miss Viola Hirschboeck, fourth grade, St. Louis, Mo, Mrs. Margaret Waynick, fourth grade, Jamestown, N.C. Mrs, Tina Kassman, fifth grade, Miani, Fila, Miss Martha Morris, fifth grade, Ripley, Tenn, Miss Miriam Crawford, music, Sault St. Marie, Mich. Mrs. Rose Cronk, Hazelhurt, Pa. The bagpipe “drones,” or tubes, are capable of only one note. | the Midwest solidly, A total enrollment of at least 600 | votes. Political Notes By JACK BELL _NEW YORK #—Sixteen states— . | Jacksonville, Miami, and Tampa, ! No. 1 battleground by many De ocratic strategists, is likely to more of the two presidential didates personally than’any section, with the er, the GOP nominee, will give Eisenhow- less plans are changed er, the GOP nominee, will give 266. needed -to win the presidency in November. If the Republicans could take they could win with the addition of California, New York, Pennsylvania, Massa- chusetts and New Jersey, even if they were shut out of the South and border states. Both sides seem to agree that the chief Eastern battles will be fought in Connecticut, Massachu- setts, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. Those states have a mbined total of 117 electoral In the Far West, both candidates will visit California, Oregon and Washington. Stevenson has planned two trips through California. Ei- senhower already has been there since his nomination and will go back for intensive campaigning. The Republican nominee’s hop- Three Flights Daily TO HAVANA Leave Arrive Flight Key West Havane 952 10:15 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 954 1:45 P.M. 2:30 P.M. 956 = 4:00 PLM. iis P.M. TO KEY WEST Leave Arrive Flight Havana Key West 951 9:00 A.M. 9:45 A.M. an 12:30 P.M, 1:15 P.M. 3:00 PLM. 3:45 P.M. AEROVIAS “Q” S.A. ROGELIO GOMEZ, Agent Phones: 162 - 488 - 1106 Citation, American Defense, Asia- | tic Pacific (1 Silver-3 Bronze En- | gagement Stars), European Thea- | tre, American Theatre, World War | Tl Victory Medal Navy Occupation | (Asia), China Service, and the Philippine | CDR Franklin F. PENNEY leaves the TRUMPETFISH after | having served three years in the ship, one year as Executive Of- ficer and big Rais as Command. | ing Officer. Teport to the U.S. Naval Academy for duty in| August. 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