The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 5, 1952, Page 1

Key West, Florida, hus the most equable climate in the country, with an average range of only 14° Fahrenheit “MOL. LXXIII, No. 212 Che Kry Oscar Morales | Present Flag Talk Enjoyed By Rotarians Tells Of Close Relationship Between Key West And Cuba A lively speech cracking with humor was the feature of the pro- gram given at the Rotary Club luncheon yesterday with Cuban Consul Oscar Morales letting go with-both barrels sighted on laugh- ter and quick witted satire. Morales was supposed to tell about his duties as a consui, and did so in the more serious as- pects of his speech, but he suc- cessfully vied with Paul Sher, pro- gram director who introduced “him and past Rotarian president, Joe Pearlman in setting a record as a sparkling humorist. “Inv his address he pointed out the difference between how Ameri- cans and how Cubans talk. The * Latin-American gestures widly; the American hitches his trousers and keeps taking his hands in and ‘out of his pockets or tucks his thumbs in and out of his belt. This was done with telling effect » that put the club members in an uproar. After a brief outline of a consul’s duties which are all relative to a branch of the government’s foreign ‘service, Senor Morales pointed out the close relationship between Cuba and this part of the United States. He emphasized that good Spanish should be spoken in Key West and the duo-language habit promoted. He also pointed out that many of our tourist attractions could be im- proved upon. A hearty round of ap- plause was given him as he closed his interesting, informative and funny observations. W. Curry Harris spoke on the for Club Service Activites; Paul , Director B, Responsible for tional Service Activities; Ernest Ramsey, Director C, Res- ponsible for Community Service Activities; Joe Pearlman, Director D, Responsible for International Service Activities. Chairman of the Four Major Committees,. Club Service, Mer- ville Rosam; Vocational Service, Paul J. Sher; Community Service, (Continued On Page Seven) WANTED! BOX KYC-10, c/o CITIZEN IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON | DODGE | ‘$2 Pick-up | 52 Panel ‘522 Ton Cabin Chasis | i. THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER est Citizrit KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1952 Citizen Staff Photo JULIO CABANAS, president of the San Carlos. Institute, last night received Cuban flag from Skipper. German Del Rio Chaviano of the Cuban frigate, Maximo Gomez on behalf of the San Carlos Institute. The event was in celebration of ‘Cuba’s Armed Forces Day. In the background are City Commissioner Jack Delaney, Mayor C. B. Harvey, and Juan Lopez, vice president of the San Carlos Institute. Bush Named To Senate Post Today Moye Made To Mr. FEINSTEIN, Phone $26-W We Buy all kinds of Junk LOCATED aT SIMONTON AND DEY STS. aS || cht Fines Are Final Touches Completed On Sewer Survey ‘The final touches are being put Assessed Against Defendants Today Light fines and costs on a survey of Key West’s sewer | sessed against defendar*~ system by the engineering firm of inal Court today of Miami pre- paratory submitting the date fe the Finance Agency in Atlanta for final approval of it’s planned renovation and remodel- City Dave King will Clifford and ‘of the engineering ee week for a agency ihe feeitton The survey, which has been in prints weighing upwards of 25 pounds and a thick, 200 page volume of specifications. The first two truck loads of sod for the football field will arrive Saturday. Help is being requested of the members of the Quarter- (Continued On Page Seven) POOR OLD CRAIG SERVICE STATION Francis at Truman Phone 9138 Your PURE OIL Dealer Tires .. Tubes . . Batteries THE Electrical and Mechanical Technicians « MAS SEVERAL OPENINGS Eelectrical and Mechanical Technicians ASSEMBLERS GENERAL UTILITY WORK APPLICANTS MUST HAVE RESIDED IN KEY WEST A MINIMUM OF ‘TWO YEARS PHONE 1771 FOR INTERVIEW APPOINTMENT 952 CHRYSLER — NEW SHIPMENT JUST IN Navarro, Inc. WE GUARANTEE am Duval TEL. 600 YoU THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN werg. as- eA by © Court Judge Thomas Caro. Irene McMahon, arrested last week for being drunk and indecent- ly exposed was ordered to pa; — of $19.25 and told to leave Carl Johnson was fined $i5 for reckless driving, Clifford i | Cant Shee to pay $29. in for Charles ve Sawey having no drivers license; senten- ces was deferred on Richard Miles Shively, Jr. on the same (Continued On P; Seven) HITS TRUCK; BREAKS ARM R. 0. Fraser of the Tropical Hotel was taken to the Galey Me- morial Hospital early this morning suffering from a broken arm after be had run his motor scooter int the rear of a truck on Eaton Street. The truck, which was operated by Ralph Fernandez of 9-C Porter | Place was backing out of a drive- way at 912 Eaton Street when the | thi back Club, or any others who wish, ; *ccident_ occurred, according to yy officer Edward Ramirez. No charges were placed against either men. Dorothy True ANNOUNCES SHE WILL PUBLISH THE Key to Key West for the SEASON OF 1952 - 3 WITH A COMPLETE L | | | | not show up until Novem- IN THE U.S.A. ‘ PRICE FIVE CENTS Humiliated Woman Calls Redus A Sex Maniac; Hopes He Gets Long Jail Term OK Ko Riok b tee. dae 8 x * 3,817 Have Enrolled In Monroe Public Schools, 546 Largest Increase * In Pupils Took Place At Truman School Total enrollment in Mon- roe county schools soared to 3,817 at the end of the first | day, Superintendext of Pub- | lic Instruction Horace O’Bryant said today. This is 546 more than the enrollment last year, and the figure is still not com- plete. Full registration will ber, when the number is ex- pected to reach 4,000, O’Bryant said. Largest increase in pu- pils over last year came at Truman where 882 signed up compared with 690 last year. The capacity is only 720 youngsters. O’Bryant Y |has received .an allocation Of $150,000 to. build eight class rooms at Truman. These will not be completed, however, until late next for | spring. Meanwhile as an emergency mea- sure O’Bryant has transferred two Truman classrooms to Harris which was under-enrolied. The children affected by the transfer will be chiefly from Peary Court and the Seaplane base. It will be conven- ient for these pupils because they are closer to Harris, O’Bryant said. Here are the figures for all the schools in the county for 1952 com- | pared with 1951 on the first day | of school enrollment. _Key West High School, 1006, this year, 896 ,last year; Harris school,476 this year, 529 last year; Truman, this year, 690 last j year; Poinciana school, 547, this | year, 381 last year; Douglass, 549 494 last year; Sue last year; Coral Shores school, 195 this year 167 last year. Poinciana’s enrollment yesterday was not so large as the 650 ex- pected. Harris's drop was unexpect- {ed too, O’Bryant said. | The big crowding «at Truman presents the main problem, which wili not be solved until the eight (Continued On Page Seven) NTE ROE TOR. Pre-Check Your Car for City Inspection BE SAFE! BE SURE! Use Our Saf-T-Chek SWEETING’S | AUTO SERVICE | | PHONE 53 Opp. City Hall Announciag THE OPENING OF MALONEY’ 817 FLEMING STREET MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8th S BAKERY INE OF BAKED GOODS Proxy . Citizen Staff Photo MISS JOETTA BOETT receives “Girl of the Month” award for Miss Faye Lowe last night at the weekly U.S.O. dance held in the Y.M.C.A. Miss Lowe could in. Awards are made monthly not be present, hence the stand on a basis of service and hours put in doing U.S.O, - Y.M.C.A, work. Dances are held each week and all service men are invited some fun. Presenting award is for a time of good, clean, whole- Ernie Wilcox, USMC. Representative, Union Head Clash Verbally During House Un-American Act. Com. Meeting CONGRESSMAN CALLS HIMSELF FRIEND OF LABOR CHICAGO #—A hearing of the House un-American Activities Com- mittee was enlivened today by a clash between committee members and Herbert March, an official of the CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union. The exchange was touched off when March, a witness, accused the committee members of being FOR SALE ‘5) CHRYSLER DEMONSTRATOR Equipped with Power Steering, Radio, Air Conditioned Heater and Torque Drive NAVARRO, Inc. @1 DUVAL STREET * Haris pa to labor and my un- n,”? ) declared: “For 20 years, I have championed the cause of labor in the Congress of the United States.” March retorted ‘If you're so in- terested in labor, I don’t see why you come into a city while s com- pany and union is engaged in a se- rious labor dispute to cast reflec- tions. on the union.” “You're trying to create the im- pression labor and Communism are (Continued On Page Seven) Rep. Francis #. Walter (D.- Keep Key West Kleen! 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Redus, ‘nineteen year old lothario, who is apparent. ly addicted to prowling in his birthday suit and find- ing his way into strange bedrooms at odd hours, mounted yesterday when charges of attempted rape and breaking and entering were lodged against him. Earlier Redus had been held in the city jail on charges of trespassing on Private property, disorder- ly conduct and indecent ex- posure following his cap- ture in the budoir of a _young Caroline Street mar- ried couple where he is said to have criminally attacked ~ the wife while the husband slept. ‘ Peace Justice Ira #735 (Continued On Page Seven) FISHING TACKLE Thompson Enterprises, Inc. HARDWARE DIVISION Phone 886 Imperial Forder Chrysier Power Sterridg, Torque Drive and Radie — Original Price 14650 OuR Paice $3195.00 NAVARRO, Inc #) DUVAL PHONE 40