The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 15, 1952, Page 8

New Members |New Legionnaires Are Inducted Into Legion In an impressive ceremony con- ducted by the Key West Guard of 24° Honor, 11 new members were wel--| comed into the Arthur Sawyer Post: No. 28, American Legion, on Wed-. nesday evening at the Legion Home on Stock Island. The new members include: Claude B. Spear, Frank Loeblich, G. P. Had- die, J. B. Hebert, Clyde Williams, Ronald J. Stack, James Ecklof, Willis Bethel, Jr., Wendell Valen- tine, Richard Baker and Claude D. Valdez. Judson Stephens, chairmas of| the Christmas Party for childsen| of Legionnaires, announced tha’ the plans have been completed for} the event to get underway at 4) P.m. on Saturday, December 20th at the Post Home. An excellent program has been prepared includ- ing movies, clown acts, and other features. Legionnaire John W. Mil- ler will serve as Master of Cere- monies for this annual event. San- ta Claus will arrive during the Program and will present gifts to the children in attendance. The annual Christmas Party at the Old Folks Home will start at 7 p.m. on Christmas Eve and the annual Legion’s Christmas Party at the Naval Hospital will get un- derway at 7:30 p.m., Chairman Herman Gordon announced. The ladies of Auxiliary Unit No. 28 were in attendance and brief business session was conducted by President Florence Gamble, An entertainment committee has| begn appointed to arrange all fu- ture entertainment for Legion- naires and consists of the follow-| ing: Judson Stephens, chairman; Members — Norman Kranich; Frank Romaguera; John Stratton; Frederick Pockrass and M. E. Lewis. Named to serve on the Post’s Building Committee were Paul L. Mesa, Jr., chairman; C. B. Har- vey, George J. Pernick and Carl L, Sawyer. 1st Vice Commander Norman Kranich announced that excellent Progress on the membership cam- paign is being attained and stated that Post Chaplain Judson’ Steph- ens was the winner of the No- vember membership getting con- test. The Key West Guard of Honor conducted a Post Everlasting Ceremony for Legionnaires Fran- cis W. Morrison and Philip Ber- nard Roberts who recently died. Evenis scheduled by the Enter- tainment of the Legionnaires dur- ing January are as follows: Jan. llth —-Barbecue Supper; Jan. 14th — -Astrology Show and January 30th — Shipwreck Dance. At the regular meeting of Jan- uary 28th, the Post Commander and members of the Marathon Post 154, American Legion, will be invited to attend. The occasion has been designated as Marathon Night. A special speaker for the meeting will be secured by the Entertainment Committee. The Post selected Chaplain Jud- son Stephens as the nominee for Junior Chamber of Commerce Dis- tinguished Service Award, in re- cognition of his outstanding ac- tivity in the Post on Community projects. It was announced that food bas- keis would be distributed to the needy at Christmas Eve morning. Capt. U. J. Delgado announce: that the Key West Guard of Honor would attend the dedication cere. monies of the American Legion — VFW Post Home, 803 Emma St., on Saturday, December 13th at 2 p.m. Following the adjournment o! the meeting, a social period fo! lowed conducted by the Hous Committee and the Auxiliary Unit No, 28, FOOTBALL SATURDAY'S RESULT Detroit 41 Dallas 6 SUNDAY’S RESULTS New York 37 Cleveland 34 Washington 27 Philadelphia 21 Chicago Bears 10 Chicago Cards 7 San Francisco 24 Green Bay 14 Los Angeles 28 Pittsburgh 14 WILD GOAT GETS CURIOUS; PAYS VISIT COLUMBIA FALLS, Mont. w— A wild, Rocky Mountain billy-goat annorently decided to butt into the progress of civilization near here ently when he came down from h's elevated den for a two-day v The billy watched construction workers building a 1%5-foot tower on a new 230,000-volt power line to ‘iungry Horse’ Dam For reasons known only to him- self, the goat grew so curious that he inched his way up to within 15 feet of the workers at one point before turning tail and heading for his home grounds. ANYTHING CONCERNING AUTOMOBILES SEE THE TWINS 1138 Duval Si, Owl 2.2001) THE GROUP ABOVE became last week. State Rep. Probe Of Warren Government | DAYTONA BEACH (#—A full- scale ,investigation of the Warren administration was called for to- day by State Rep. Thomas T. Cobb, Daytona Beach attorney. Cobb issued a statement Sunday in which he said he would request permission to appear before a Marion County Grand Jury again Tuesday -but added he does not believe this body has “the facili- ties or the jurisdiction to make a full investigation of the entire War- ren administration.” “As a citizen and a member of the Florida Howse of Representa- tives I feel that she people of Flor- ida are entitled *0 a full-scale probe of the Warre.\ mess, unre- stricted by county .4oundaries, Cobb’s statement contin.\ed. “Whether or not the Marion County Grand Jury is able to ‘bring out an indictment, I shall cont.‘ue my efforts to secure thet full sca.¢ investigation from the federal gov- ernment and from the state iegis- lature.” Cobb filed a $300,000 damage suit in behalf of S. L. Kilgore in state and federal courts in Jacksoaville Dec. 2 alleging Kilgcre was fired from his job as sales manager of a crushed rock firm for refusing to go along with a conspiracy to pay kickbacks on materials sold to road contractors. The suit said Warren, State Road Board Chairman Alfred MeKethan and other members of the Board were part of the conspiracy to force the Florida Crushed Stone Co., to pay ten cents a ton to the Construction Equipment Co., members of crazy collectioi: of fantastic lies.” The governor asked Circuit der an investigation, said he want- ed to appear ajad would waive his immunity. Grand jury witnesses usually are immune from arrest and prosecu- tion based om information they give. Cobb said hi nad prepared a number of questions that “should be asked of Warren and his co- horts” and added: “These are the questions that Warren evaded by dodging the Ke- fauver subpoena. He has never answered them. I am turning them over to the grand jury with the expectation that the governor will,. at long last, face the music,” In his statement, Cobb men- Tallahassee road material dealer; the Jaxon Construction Co., Jack- ‘sonville, and William H. Johnston, do track owner who contributed moi. than $100,000 to Warren’s 1948 Cempaign. The laytona Beach attorney said he woWld continue to demand full exposure Of “disgraceful War- ren derelictions}-.Tegardless of the obstacles placed ‘@ the way, the smoke screens thro“ up and the diversionary personal =ttacks upon and frightened governor.” Warren could not be reached for comment on Cobb’s statement. | WOULD-BE BOMBER |GOES TO PRISON |\McCarthy Will allegations in, Kilgore’s suit ‘a! Judge F. R. Hocker, Ocala, to or-| tioned specifically M. C. Almes, | me by. a still powerful but frantic | [ r Post No. 28, | ° * | Continue Drive WASHINGTON # — Sen. Mc- |Carthy (R-Wis) made it clear yes- terday his personal campaign | against subversivees and security | risks will continue during the next |session of Congress. McCarthy, a controversial fig- ure throughout the last several years with his charges the Truman | administration had Reds in key {posts, will be chairman of the Senate Committee on Government Operations in the new GOP Con- gress, a whether his committee goes into |the Communist question depends jon what steps the subcommittee now headed by Sen. McCarran (D- Nev) takes along similar lines. In any case, he indicated his personal campaign is not at an end, Lilies of Key West will be provided |Legionnaires are being asked to | give a helping hand in the pro- / gram, The program as set up by ed as follows: He said in a radio interview that | Page & Legion Will Sponsor Santa For Charity Good Old Saint Nick will make his formal appearance at the Kress Department Store on Duval Street on the afternoon of Decem- ber 22nd and will remain there through the evening of December 24th, Arthur’ Sawyer Post No. 28, Am- erican Legion, recently established a program whereby needy fami- with baskets for Christmas. This Program will be under the Chair- manship of Post Chaplain Judson Stephens assisted by M. E. Lewis, Harry J, Metzgar, Frank Roma- guera and John Meser. Other the committee has been establish- Starting Monday, December 22nd at 2:00 p. m. Santa Claus will be at the store in a special booth set up for him. A photographer, Judd Bowles, will be present to take prints will be available. It is not necessary for your child to have his picture taken in order to see and talk witk Santa Claus but if you would like a picture, a small price will be charged. The entire profits of this project will be used to purchase items for the baskets ts be given to the needy fami- ies. Dates and time for Santa Claus’ appearance will be Monday, Dec- ember 22nd through Wednesday, December 24th from 2:00 p. m. through 9:00 p. m. The population of Britain includes 26 million females, over 1% mil- THE KRY WEST CITIZEN Pictures of children with him. =| Football Squad Is Hosted By Liens Club Thurs "The Lions Club had a full house at their dinner meeting last Thurs- day night wher they acted as hosts to the members sf the Key West Conchs football squad and the coaches, The entire group enjoyed the ex- cellent entertainment presented by the “Eleven Players” from Key West High School Dramatic Club, under the direction of Dick Erts- man, drama coach at the school. The program presented consisted of pantomimi; a melodrama “Dark and Stormy Night” in rhyme and two record pantomimes, “I Wish I Had a Daddy in the White House” and “There’s Been a Change in Me.” The club was informed that the net receipts of the football game sponsored for the infantile paraly- sis fund December 5 were approxi- mately $3300. Jack Costar, as star ticket salesman with 175 sold, was given the prize. At their meeting Thursday, Dec- ember 18, the Lions will have their annual Christmas dinner for a selected group of children, Personal taxes ih the United States took 3.4 cents of each con- sumer dollar in 1938-41 and 11.6 cents in 1952. WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN THE LINE OF Children’s TOYS COME TO THE TROPICAL TRADER lion more than the number: of males, 718 Duval St. Dial 2-6262 pT RIS a iL Soy THREE HOTELS IN MIAMI at POPULAR PRICES pati amc elicit iceman Located in the Heart of the City REASONABLE RATES | HELD FOR KIDNAPING | LIMA, Peru (® — Two medical | students and an accountant are | being held on charges they kid- | inaped Santiago Grana, $-year-old | son of a Peruvian congressman. | The boy was returned unharmed | early Saturday after being held | thrize days. | Police, who announced the ar- rests yesterday, said they had re- covered 294,000 soles ($18,963) of | the 300,000-sole ($19,350) ransom. | ‘The child had, been snatched from his nurse in a park Wednes- day. The three youths under ar- rest were identified by police as Maivio Bueno, Elias Narvaez and | Ricardo Zapater. ber af the nationalist underground, | was arrested Oct. 5 when he car- for any orders it received from| TEL AVIV, Israel (Q—A 29-year- | ried the ticking bomb into the busy | road contractors. |old man who tried to plant a time govern ment office. He said he in- | Cobb said he conferred with /bomb in the Israeli Foreign Office tended. it as a warning against ac- | Warren for “nearly an hour” be-|last October was sentenced yester- | ceptanc te of German reparations for | fore filing the suit. Warren issued a statement next day branding the Tampa And Miam Srl ges ee ‘ DR. 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