The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 30, 1952, Page 3

Citizen Staff Phot AFTER TODAY drivers will have to pay a one dollar penalty for drivers or chauffeurs Ncense, at the office of County Judge Raymond R. Lord. Crowds today indicate that the total number of licensees may have obtained their permits before today’s deadline. Blast Kills Two KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Sept. 23—A dynamite blast at a Knox county rock quarry today kille The explosion showered tons of stones on a workhouse truck Stevenson Greeted At Airport CHICAGO. Sept. Micgea arp ity filled with 22 prisoners, all of whom wer HS Students Are |The Ready For Algebra,” Wr WEATHERMAN For the first time recently, all algebra students at Key West High School have taken a sandardiel | j arithmetic test peor pared Key West and Vicinit ir alg se. The standar ng ry Ag ete | cloudy with scattered showers or | ized test shows how Key West stud- ‘ents compare with other ninth | | thundershow ers in the area today graders from all over the United | through Wednesday; not much States. The purpose is to be sure ltemperature change. Gentle to they won’t have trouble with arith. | metic and think they are having |moderate variable winds. trouble with algebra. J. M. Martin| Florida: Partly cloudy with gave the tests. | Widely scattered, mostly after- Results of the test were very in- | Noon showers and thundershowers couraging. “These students really | through Wednesday. Little change know arithmetic,” Martin |in temperature. said. e test shows the result of Jacksonville through the Flor- their previous years of math study |ida Straits and East Gulf: Mod- to be very effective—they are | erate to fresh north to northeast really ready for algebra.” | winds over north portion, occa- sionally moderately strong some TWO CHARGED distance from shore in éxtreme (Coatirued “rom Page One) |northeast portion today, other- 1an M. J. Wilder, | Wise moderate north to north- an automobile driven by Mrs. Mar- | West winds through Wednesday. Jlene Diana Wise of 2405 Flagler| Western Caribbean: Moderate Avenue, Key West, collided with | to occasionally fresh east and a vehicle driven by Dolores Pinder | northeast winds through Wed-| Dodd of Islamorada, resulting in| nesday. Partly cloudy weather extensive da to both cars. | with local showers and thunder- Wilder said the collision occurred | showers. jwhen the car driven by Mrs. Dodd pulled out onto the highway from a side road, misjudging the speed of the oncoming vericle, which plowed into the rear of her ear. No one was injured in the crash. |Damage was estimated as at $300 to Mrs. Dodd's auto while the \Wise vehicle incurred damage judged at $1000. - Weather Summary for the Tropical Atlantic, Caribbean Sea Area and Eastern Gulf of Mexic: There is a flat low pressure area east of northern Florida and} another northeast of San Juan. Neither appears to be intensify ing into a hurricane. Otherwise conditions are normal. Observations taken at City Office 9:09 A.M.. EST Key West, Fla., Sept. 30, 1952 Temperatures Highest yesterday Lowest last night - Mean Normal _ 90) | Precipitation Total last 24 hours Total this month ms | Deficiency this month 0 ins. 4.06 ins. 2.64 ins. 24.15 ins, . 4.14 ins, | .y Relative Humidity at 9:00 A.M. 13% ? “Baroreter (Sea Le Level) 9:00 A.M. 29.92 ins.—1013.2 mbs. Tomorrow's | Almanac Sunrise... Sunset Moonrise Moonset ... Tides Nav-l Base TOMORROW HIGH 7:56 a.m. 8:22 p.m. COUNTY COM. ¢“ontinued from Page One) | lis holding out for complete abolition of the $1.25 fee which fs charged drivers going south or north on the highway. } “My people have been punish- ed long enough. A man in Mara- thon who is ng to bring sick child to Key West, and has| hon for some- | , Must pay a toll of need. It isn’t} Low 1:15 a.m. 2:08 p.m. ca Associated Pr Photo men and injured 24 others. t. al will attend a meetin in: Ts action on} Papy week from’ yesterday Tax presented iy the the 1952 tax Claude Gand roll. A Ifo the total antic 34.27, his yield is based on nine and one-half mills assessment for the nty and 14 and one-half mills e school district. Cc 7 age yieid covers the cost of co jovernment and the m quito The 195 is $659.5 hospital | fight with the officers, sending bul- | out | ee Notices Bandit Nabbed After He Slays Police Officer EAST PROVIDENCE. R. I., @— A squat bank robber today killed one policeman, shot two others and temporarily held two women as hostages in a commandeered home before surrendering to besieging police. The gunman, described as not more than five feet tall, invaded the offices of the Industrial Trust Company branch bank and screamed shrilly to a woman teller to put noney into a paper bag. She thrust loose bills into the bag and the man seized it and fled, emerging to run face to face into a bank guard mummoned by an alarm. The gunman leaped into his care- lessly parked car, had difficulty getting away, and headed for near- by Pawtucket with police quickly taking up the chase. He engaged in a running gun- lets into the pursuing cars. John Patineaud of the Pawtuck- et police force was fatally wound- ed. Two Providence _ police- men were wounded. Abandoning his car, the robber fled into the home of Mrs. Robert | Lalprade and forced her to walk with him. But when police opened fire, he fled back into the house. Another woman, Mrs. Mary Sand- | ring, was forced by the gunman to attempt negotiations with the police from a window. Police began a tear gas bom- bardment of the house and the gunman came out with his hands up and surrendered. Bank officials, making a hasty check of the funds taken, said they constituted ‘‘a substantial sum.” The gunman was identified by police as Louis Di Fraira, 27, of Providence, A radio-isotope is a radioactive atom that can be followed or meas- ured by Geiger counters. TU NOTIC IBY GIVEN that the un¢ ned, desirin’ to gag: in business under the ficti- nway No intends ro regis ti fous name with e Cireuit Court of ¥ + Florida. L. R. BETHEL, Sole Owner. septi6-23-30;0ct7,1952 THE IRCUIT COURT OF THE JUDICIAL CIRCE EOF FLO! IN AND FoR MONROE COU Ne, DALLAS W 4 DIVORCE BETTY SWOPE HARTL INE, Defendant. BY PUBLICATION -E HARTLINE, has been fil and y rer quired to serve a ex your an- Swer on attorney for Plaintiff and onfesso | Septem PAL 9;octT-14,1982 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE! SIXTE H SUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. Cane No. tite, DIVORCE FISCHEE MARY Tuesday, Sesrember 30, 1952 TH News Briefs TAMPA #—Tommy Moe Raft, | master of ceremonies at a Tampa night cltb, the Paper Doll Club, has been charged with possession of marijuana. Frank Castor, state narcotics agent who brought the charge, said Raft claimed he smoked mar- ijuana almost daily for two years because it made him think faster and work better. Deputy Sheriff Albert Knight said he found a marijuana ciga- rette in Raft’s pocket after he was arrested on a drunken driving charge. Raft, 38, whose real name is Anthony Bonefilio, was released under $1,650 bond. TOKYO (®—Eight men were in- jured when enemy shore guns hit the destroyer USS Cunningham on Sept. 19, the Far East Naval Forces disclosed today. Three seamen required hospital- ization, the Navy said. Communist shore _ batteries scored direct hits on the destroyer near Tanchon, on Korea's north- east coast. The destroyer silenced the Red gun posts with 150 rounds. The Navy said the enemy fired an equal number of shells, “‘scor- | ing several hits and seven near | misses.” The Navy said the British ship HMS Charity transferred a doctor to the Cunningham. Later, the in- jured were put aboard the de- stroyer USS Brown and the Cun- ningham continued patrols and bombardment of the Korean Coast. | 1309 VOTERS (Continued From Page One) polls while this reporter walked in and out of the 14 precincts. | The Keys precincts, Nos. 15, 16, and 17 will call their votes in after 7 tonight. As soon as they are com- puted with the 14 local precincts | the dog track proponents will know if they have won or lost. MAYOR HARVEY (Continued from Page One) of English words that have changed are corrected in the new version. Rev. Simmons said the new Bible | Its new simplified language will It’s new simplified language will help children study the Book. | He, however, will continue to use the King James version for read- ing from the pulpit. Tonight’s ceremonies will official- ly launch the revised standard version here. | | Animal husbandmen advise | against breeding heifers until they | weigh at least 700 pounds. | Bar Harbor, Me. hopes to attract | vacationers from Canada through a | ferry service to Yarmouth. STRUNK LUMBER ' YARD Excellent Pine and Oak Flooring In All the Grades SANDING MACHINE AT MODERATE RENTAL STRUNK LUMBER YARD PHONE 816 120 Simonton Street IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLOKIDA, IN AND POR MONROE COUNTY. DIVORCE saat NOTICE BY PUBLICATION emt G- 22-30. cetl labs E KEY WEST CITIZEN Pase 3 WOMAN IS (Continued From Page One) gun shots which resulted in the wounding of a woman early last evening on Front street According to the police report, two women known as Mrs. W. J. Maupin and Mrs. D. A. Smith (no address given) reported hearing jthe shots and Mrs. Maupin said |that she felt something strike her in the elbow. When she looked down she discovered that she was bleeding. The woman immediately report ed to police headquarters where she was found not to be badly in- jured. Patrolman Brodhead and Perez who made the investigation, failed to uncover anything suspicious in the area. After investigation, the shots were adjudged to have come from a nearby hotel. However, a search of the premises, failed to reveal any evidence of the shoot- ing. No matter how big or small your order, every printing job is checked and double checked before it goes on our printing presses +. . your assurance that the work will be exactly as you want it. Call us! TELEPHONE a1 THE ARTMAN PRESS Across From City Hall On Greene St. Safeguard Your Valuables— We now have available for you a safety deposit box where you can put those U. S. Savings Bonds, those Insur- ance Policies, your will, jewelry, deeds, and other valuable papers and know they are safe. 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