The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 5, 1952, Page 7

Charity Carnival Board Appointed RADM. Irving T. Duke, USN Commander, U. S. Naval Base has appointed CAPT. A. E. Buckley, USN, Commanding Officer, U. S. Naval Air Station, Chairman of the Governing Board for the 1953 Navy Charity Carnival. Members of the board will in- elude CAPT. W. P: Sehoeni, USN, Commander, Submarine Squadron ‘TWELVE, CDR. C. M, Henderson, Executive Officer, U. S. Naval Station, and CDR. J. B. Carroll, Executive Officer, Fleet Sonar School. Record Breaking Bldg. Program SARASOTA (Building proj- ects here for the first eight months this year are running a million dollars ahead of 1951 and that was a record breaker. So far this year $6,383,929 worth of building permits have been is- sued. For the corresponding period last year the figure was $5,170,071 and 1951’s total was $8,425,000. Apply To Wed Kenneth L. Krantz, 21, USN, and The duties of the Governing | Jann Knowles, 21, 1313 Pine street Board for the Navy Charity Carni- | have applied for a marriage lic- yal shall be to organize and pre- | °NS¢ at the office of County Judge sent a charity drive on suitable | Raymond R. Lord. } dates in early calendar 1953, Per- | The following other couples ap- eentages of the proceeds to be do- plied, Walter H. Roberts, 45, 721 nated to each charity organization Seminole street and Helen Atkin- | 8on Cone, 39,721 Seminole street, shall te 2 Smeg by the Gov and Robert J. Luttenegger, 22, USS Bushnell and Dorothy E. Dow- QUARTERBACK CLUB | "7% 7%: 95 Ashe street. (Continued “rom Page One) to help unload the sod at the LIGHT FINES ARE A (Continued #rom Page One) peor re Lect Peeing charge. Wesley Archer was sen- ihe snd and. give the club & | nis srrest for a charge of drunk- . eeness. He has been in jail almost eer ren ee that period of time and will be 3,817 HAVE ENROLLED released soon. Ray Austin Pinder (Continued From Page One) was fined five dollars for having thew classrooms are completed. | 2° drivers license. Ted Edward ‘O’Bryant had asked for $247,000 | Kasprzk was fined five dollars on to expand Truman. The Federal , ‘he same charge, Government: cut the amount by tenced 22 days.from the date of | Suits Ask Total Of $925,000 MIAMI (®—Four suits filed in Circuit Court here Thursday as a result of two accidents in Palm Beach County last February ask a total of $925,000 in damages from the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Co. Mrs. Lillian Q. Smith asked $275,000 for the death of her hus- band, Raymond Smith, whose au- tomobile collided with the Sea- board’s Silver Star last Feb. 6. Betty and Douglas Vandiver asked $200,000 for the death of their fa- ther, Ross Lee Vandiver, a pas- senger in the Smith car, and J. Harrison Little sued for $100,000 for the death of his wife, Rita, in the same accident. Mrs. Evelyn Marie Gibbs sued for $350,000 for the death of her husband, Donald Reynolds Gibbs, whose automobile collided with a railroad locomotive Feb. 23, Located in the RATES REASONABLE Hotel Jessie Whitford Smith, Jr. was $97,832, O’Bryant is now revising fined ten dollars for reckless driy- his plans, and sending copies of | 8 this back to the Housing and Home Finance Agency which administ- HUMILIATED WOMAN ers the funds, (Continued from Page One) Tae Panag jail yesterday afternoon ‘still bore REPRESENTATIVE, the marks of a beating administer- (Continued From Page One) ed by the husband after he was the same thing,” Walter snapped awakened and found the Navy man back. “We resent that. Your ilk in the bed. The intruder, after his is trying to ruin labor in Amer- | ‘discovery is said to have curled up ica.” and gone to sleep in the bed. As March asked Walter why the the enraged husband belabored the committee did not get in touch sailor who offered no defense with him before setting the Chi- | against the savage attack, the cago hearings. 132 E. Flagler St. 102. R Elevator Ee Solarium looms. 100 Heated | Judge’s Ruling Is Appealed TAMPA (#—A convicted bank robber who contends an FBI agent forced him to confess and there- fore he shouldn’t serve a 20-year prison term is appealing a judge's ruling that he complete his sen- tence. Federal Judge W. J. Barker ruled Emory Newton Brown must stay in the Atlanta Federal Peni tentiary. Now Brown says he wil appeal Judge Barker’s ruling t the Court of Appeals. Brown and two eompanfons wer: convicted of robbing the Atnerica: Bank of Lake Alfred in 1946 anc getting away with $35,000. Brown argued his own case be- fore Judge Barker who said the convict had a pretty good knowl- | edge of law. pears eat 7 ASAT ASRS THREE HOTELS IN MIAMI at POPULAR PRICES Leeedclioneipionniie Heart of the City WRITE or WIRE OMS for RESERVATIONS with BATH and TELEPHONE Ritz Pershing Miller Hotel 226 N.E. Ist Ave. Hotel 229. N.E. ist Ave. Rooms 80 levator Rooms Elevator 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION woman rushed to the front door “We don’t confer with Commu- | and called for help. Other residents of the neighborhood rushed to the,| aid of the hysterical woman. The Navy man, who was said to be as “naked as a jaybird,” was held at bay until police arrived and placed the prowler under arrest. Redus has a previous record of at least one arrest on similar charges when he was found to be sleeping in a, parked car on April 17th by the Key West Police Department, The woman was high in her — on anything,” Walter retort- Rep. Donald L. Jackson (R.- Calif.) intervened at this point, ‘saying ‘‘The only reason you're in the witness chair is because you have been identified with Commu- nism—not labor.” March described himself as a former officer and now local or- ‘ er in Local 347, UPW-CIO, refused to say whether he was or ever had been a Communist. praise of the police. The depart- ment, according to Chief Joseph Kemp is investigating several other reports of prowlers that .have ter- rorized ‘the city for the past sev- f eral weeks. Kemp promised an ac- fon slencrcanscca Under Clab ser- celerated effort to end this sort of e i, * thing. Program Committee, Paul Sher, |. County Solicitor Allan B, Cleare aan tse Garcia and Horace {wilt ‘représent the State at Redus’ is hearing in the absence of State's : ch sae ste Harold Laubscher, | attorney J. Lancelot Lester who is Chrmn, p- Arthur Lu- | out of the city. jan, Claude Speer. Budget, Jerry Trevor, Chrmn. Will Freeman, and Charles Smith. Club Bulletin, Paub Sher Chrmn. Kermit Lewin and Chet Cold, Membership, Ernest Ramsey, Chrmn. Hollon Bervaldi, and Otto Kirchheiner. Song Leaders, Harvey Sellers Harold Laubscher and Joe Peari- man. Attendance, Chet Cold, Chrmn. Hollon Bervaldi and Jeff Knight. Public Information, Kermit Lew- in, Chrmn, Chet Cold and Earl Adams. Magazine, Jeff Knight, Chrmn. — Bervaldi and Ignatius Les- ir. Classification, John Gardner, Chrmn. Jack Hayes and Allan B. Cleare. Rotary Information, Chas. Tay- Yor, Chrmn. Edwin Trevor, Curry Harris and Horace O’Bryant. Sergeant-at-Arms, Aaron McCon- nell. Sub-Committees Under Vocation- al Service: Buyer-Seller Relations, Earl Julian, Chrmn, Sebastian Cabrera TH and Joe Pearlman. Employer-Employee Relations, Robert Dopp, Chrmn, Jerry Trevor and Albert Peirce. Competitor Relations, Eddie} Strunk, Chrmn, Maitland Adams snd Roland Adams. Trade Associations, Albert Peirce — Elio Garcia and Lance Les- re. Sub-Committees Under Commun- ity Service: Crippled Children, Clem Price, pends Warren Sawyer and Char- OSCAR MORALES (Continued From Page One) Ernest Ramsey; International Ser- vice, Joe Pearlman. In England the spark plugs of an automobile are clled the “sparking plugs.” Traffic Safety, Harry Baker Chrmn. Arthur Lujan and Ralph Spalding. Rural Urban, Otto Kirchheiner, Chrmn, Warren Sawyer and Ralph Rogers. Student Loan, Will Freeman, | Arron McConnell. ae ae Cc. B. Harvey, ‘mn, Chas. Taylor, Robt. Dopp | and Merville Rosam. Sub-Committees Under Inter- national Service: Rotary Foundation, Jerry Trevor, Chrmn. William Kemp and Will an. United Nations, Aquilino Loper, Jr., Clem C. Price, and Harvey Sellers. Publicity and Forums, Curry Harris, Chrmn. Curry Moreno and Lance Lester. International Contacts, Oscar Morales, Chrmn. Sebstian Cabrera and Aquilino Lopez, Sr, are always rea 524 SOUTHARD ST. Let us 617 DUVAL STREET ELIJAH SANDS, Proprietor ”,..and these, young man, are the uppers I was on before I developed my business with a loan from City Loan Co.” © You'll find the friendly folks at City Loan dy to help you through any financial emergency. Try ‘em! CITY LOAN CO. OF KEY WEST PHONE 1760 BEST TIME TO BUY SINCE 41 2 show you how you can profit by buying now! Overseas Radio & Appliance TELEPHONE 79 Offers you the Best Deal on the Best Buy of all... INTERNATIONAL HARV ESTER The Refrigerator with... @ Spring-Fresh Green Interior @ Choice of 11 Colors for Door Handle Friday, September 5, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN \ AN OPEN LETTER TO THE CITIZENS OF KEY WEST! UPON THE SUBJECT OF “DOG RACING” It is with deep emotion and pride that I return to Key West—the city of my early child. hood days. It was here I received my boyhood training. Each classroom through which I passed holds memories dear to me. I do not pretend to be a home boy, nor that the project I sponsor is entitled to your vote because I previously resided here. I do, however, beg your indulgence and privilege of winning your confidence to support me in the coming election on the Dog track issue. I admit there are always two sides to every ques- tion and as long as there are human beings of good will and sincerity, there will be differences of opinion. Of one thing I am certain however. My life has been spent in Southeastern Florida, It has been an open book. I have never been associated with racketeers—not personally—and not in any capacity as an attorney—and I do not intend to do it at this time in my career. If then it is pleas- ing to some to polish and to make shine the brilliance of their own reputations, by making rash statements that the approval of the dog track means the entrance of racketeers into this land of my youth, who am I to deny them such a privilege? I hope and intend to bring before you, the eltizens of Key West, positive and convincing proof to the contrary. For my own part, I ean now assert and assure the citizens of Key West that the men associated with me are men of high calibre and repu- tation in the business and industry of the nation. We hope to bring to you the merits of dog racing to Key West between now and the elee- tion. In the meanwhile, thanks to all for the opportunity of expressing our views. Respectfully Submitted, ABE ARONOVITZ, Pres. Key West Kennel Club, Ine, Page?