The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 11, 1952, Page 3

Six Missing After Air Force Plane Crashes In Nevada RENO, (#—An Air Force C-47 transport with a;crew of five and one passenger is missing in the Nevada-Utah border region but the | assistant commander of Stead Air Farce Base is hopeful they made | am emergency landing. “The plane is a tough old bird and the crew is experienced,” said Col. Dimitrios Stampados at near- by Stead AFB. “I feel they’ve pro- bably put down on some prairie and we'll find them.” Air Force and Civil Air Patrol Planes began a search at dawn for the C-47, and also for rancher Ivan Hart’s private plane missing in the game area. The transport vanished in a blind- ing snowstorm on a flight from Pe- terson Field, Colofado Springs, to Reno. Hart, 48, of near Elko, has been missing since Monday, when he lag home from Winnemucca, The Weather Key West and Vicinity: Clear to partly cloudy and continued cold thru Friday. Moderate to fresh northerly winds, occasionally strong offshore. SMALL ‘CRAFT WARNING. Winds diminishing Fri- day afternoon. Florida: Fair and colder thru Friday. Jacksonville thru the Florida Straits: Small craft warning. Fresh ‘to occasionally moderately strong northwest winds today slowly dim- inishing and becoming moderate to fresh north winds Friday. Partly cloudy weather with few showers over extreme south portion. Opera To Be Televised ‘NEW YORK #—“Carmen” will be televised from the Metropolitan Opera House tonight to viewers in 31 theaters in 27 cities across the nation. Patrons will see and hear Met stars Rise Stevens, Nadine Conner, Richard Tucker and Robert Mer- rill performing the Bizet opera. The opera will come through on huge television screens in the theaters as it is being performed in New York. Vast gold fields of Rhodesia were developed in ancient times, some of the mines having shafts as much as 150 feet deep. Subscribe to The Citizen We are now equipped to do all types Thursday, December 11, 1952 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN DEATH ARMANDO PEREZ Armando Perez, 60, passed away iyesterday afternoon at 1:45 p. m. lat his residence, 524% Duval Street, lafter a long illness. Mr. Perez was the proprietor of the Star Cafe jon Duval Street. Funeral services ducted Friday afternoon at 4:30 p. m. under the direction of Lo- pez Funeral Home. $ The funeral procession will leave \the funeral home chapel to go to |St. Mar: ar of the Sea Catho- lie Church where the Rev. Joseph |Maring, S. J., will conduct the | services, Burial will be in the family plot at the City Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Angela Perez, aad two sisters who live in Spain. Mr. Perez was a member of {B. P, O. Elks No. 551 members lof which will attend the funeral jand act as pallbearers. lTWO LITTLE GIRLS TO OPEN STEEL WORKS MORRISVILLE, Pa. (®—Two lit- tle girls start the production of steel here today as the United States Steel Company opens its 400 million dollar Fairless Works, the largest single expansion of its kind in history. a Seven year - old Nancy Fairless and her sister, Carol, five, light the first blast furnace and tup the first hearth in the ceremonies open- ing the works which sprawl over {six square miles of Bucks County. The girls are granddaughters of Benjamin F, Fairless, chairman of the board and former president of the company. Full production is scheduled for | midsummer, 1953. CHARGES REDUCED (Continued from Page One) the youth by the owner of a late model sedan which Ball was said to be attempting to enter. One witness, Ullyses Ragland had told police that he had observed the sailor as he smashed three win- dows on the car, The owner of the vehicle did not appear to sign an affidavit against the youth, STATE POLIO FUND (Continued from Page One) meeting included: Chairman Neb- lett, Mrs. Joe Lopez, Mother’s March Chairman; Mayor C. B. Harvey, Advance Special Gifts Chairman; Norton Harris, Coin Collection Chairman; Louis Car- bonell, Sports Events Chairman; and Floyd Hannibal, Colored Acti- vities Chairman and Paul Sher, ‘March of Dimes treasurer. will be con- DRESS UP YOUR CAR FOR THE, HOLIDAYS body, fender and paint work . .. expert craftsmen that assure you of fast efficient service. Take new pride in your car with a top-notch job by'us. Drive in tor an estimate, today! NO MATTER HOW SMALL THE JOB — WE FINANCE ALL WORK GUARANTEED Simonton St. Body Works MIMMY JENKINS and ALEXANDER, Mgrs. 121 SIMONTON ST. RING & VA | US stots" on’ bennne age X 'wINGREASES GAS M DIAL 2.3951 VE JOB : ror RAISES COMPRESSION Be Work © No Equipment. \ \AMAZING ENGINE RECONDITIONER EASY—Just drop MOTALOY TABS te fee tenks of ears, trucks, motereycies, trector diesels or any internal combustion engin end eliminate the replacing of worn pistons ronge recognized, MOTALOY i ‘and valves. Notionally edvertised on te-plating proc xs which fills wore spots; evets seretche nd renews engine. And, MOTA LOY DOES IT WHILE YOU DRIVE, Reswis noted after 50 mites. Netionally Advertised in Collie Transportation News, Gasoline Retailer Newspapers INQLIT IES RELIABLE AGENTS INVITED ws, Christian Science Monitor and Leading Daily THOMAS W. MURTHA Exclusive Florida Distributor ‘2525 S. W. 8th St., Enclosed find $46.18, M. O., Chee Miami 35, Flerida k, or €.0.0, LITTLE AUK (Continued from Page One) you would a person, but couldn't revive it,” Thompson told. He tentatively identified it as a penguin about eight inches long, |with the characteristic black oily jfeathers and white front of the species. He took the victim to the home of Mrs. Frances Hames, 1231 Von Phister. She said the un- | fortunate visitor was a dovekie or Little Auk which inhabits Green- land in the summer and comes | jas far south as New Jersey in! the winter. According to Howell in Florida | Birdlife, a magazine, a dovekie |was seen on the Indian River in Florida some years ago, but they are rarely found this far south. | This one was apparently blown off | course by a storm or high sustain- | ing wind. It drowned because of | exhaustion and perhaps lack of | Proper sustenance, A seadweller, | it feeds on crustacea in ocean! water. Mrs. Hames has the bird and | will keep it until Saturday for Audubon members who may wish | to view it. CITY’S CASH RECEIPTS | (Continued from Page One) | Sewer project engineering fees in the amount of $32,000 and a reim- bursement to the General Fund of! $2,637.17 for the cost of a new truck! for the scavenger department, The| Monroe General Hospital was given city funds amounting to $20,627.41! during October and November. Total disbursements by the city| of $106,484.06 brought the city’s cash balance down to $645,784.43 which includes United States Treas- ury bonds amounting to $95,000. CHILD MOLESTING (Continued from Page One) the lengthy empanelling of the six-man jury. His wife and two young sons sat in the courtroom in the spectators’ seats. : Not too far away from the ac- | Cused’s family, sat the female min- or child and her Navy officer father and mother who filed the complaint against Geasey. The father, in full dress, seemed ealm before the trial’s opening. County Solicitor Allan B. Cleare, Jr., and the defendant’s attorneys questioned one juror after another until six men satisfactory to both sides were found. At one point it looked as though the first Negro juror in Monroe county was to be selected. He was later excused by| the defense, however. Juvenile Court Judge Eva Warner Gibson and probation officer “Mrs. Isabel Fleming sat at the attor- ney’s table with Cleare, Pine, Wat- kins and the prisoner. The Judge will present important testimony at the trial, Geasey has been out on $2,000 | bond on two counts in the lewd and lascivious charge. The com- plaint against him was brought during October. He was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Serge Hernan- dez, but the investigation of the case was immediately turned | over to the Juvenile Court. | Curious spectators including some courthouse employees came \into the courtroom during the | choosing of the jury. Visiting At- | torney J. W. Craft of Hazard, Ken- j tucky, chose a front seat so as to observe the proceedings of the | Monroe County Criminal Court with Judge Caro presiding. A stenographic transcript of the proceedings is being taken down. | REDUCTION OF (Continued from Page One) pany stated that consumption this | winter will reach 10,000 KW which | is the maximum capacity of the ;new plant on Caroline and Grin- nell Streets. | Board members agreed that they could release one of the Schoon-| maker Diesels on Jaunary 1, and | the other around June 1. At that time plans for the expansion of the present 10,000 KW plant will } | probably have been brought to the public, | Meanwhile the upped budget of | | City Electric system for the fiscal | year ending March 31, 1953 was approved by members, Increased e s offset by increased | revenue have jumped the budget by $96,675. Part of this increased cost of operating the city’s power system stems from the cost of oil which is $1.92 a barrel plus 25 cents a barrel for trans- | porting it to Key West by barge. Board members approved the usual $25 bonus for all em- Ployees of the municipal electric | system. They further approved a | raise for Chief Engineer Whitmarsh of the old and the new electric | plants. Other workers in the plant vered by a union contract mn the system and the Inter- national Union of Operating En- gineers. This agreement will be discussed in its final terms at the line will probably be completed in y it was brought out at the Present were Board ry, Eisner, Ramsey Van Deursea an he system- and poke for A Page? - © vartengant WBTITID TEaW Ye ® sauna REVIEW LOUNGE Presents The Parade of the Stars Acclaimed hy Critics the World Over! “RAJAH RABOID IS OUT OF THIS WORLD” ss M. O. C. Hartford, Conn, “ACCURATE ENOUGH TO CAUSE GASPS — HUMOROUS ENOUGH TO CAUSE SQUEALS” Virginia Forbes, N. Y. Telegram “DONT MISS HIM” Johnny Kans, N. Y. Enquirer “GASPS OF EXCITEMENT AND BURSTS OF APPLAUSE” Baltimore News-Post “SHREWD, NEW AND REMARKABLE” Bruce Grant, Chicago Times “GREATEST IN THE REALM OF MYSTICISM” Edith Ballard, Miami Daily News Has Made 4 Brilliant Continental Tours “THE JESTONES” ENTERTAIN NIGHTLY WITH THEIR HILARIOUS NONSENSE AND COMEDY SOCSSSSHSNTSEITISCISO ISS OOOO PREVIEW LOUN COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED