The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 13, 1953, Page 3

Colonel Parmer \March Of Dimes |Engineers Club (Chairman Named |Will Meet Tonight Citizen Stafi rhoto CO-CHAIRMAN for the Hu- mane Sox y Ball, which will be held Friday, January 16, Col. O. S. Parmer is one of the hard working people of the Hu- mane Society in charge of the event. Dancing and a sparkling floorshow are scheduled to take place on the night of the affair. The place is the Elks Club an- nex. Gerry Pinder and his or- chestra will play for dancing and the entertainment which will feature the r t- club star, Maya. George Mills White, president of the organization, announced that tickets are being distributed by various sponsors of the Society but that adm: obtained at the door on The ball is one of Key We brightest annual during the winter exotic Mrs. {pleasure by For Key Largo Chairman of the March of Dimes ‘for the Upper Keys is Mrs. Jack i| Wilkinson, Containers are being :{placed in all business places and ‘|an award is being offered for the :| one collecting the largest amount of money. Mrs. Wilkinson, who ‘| served in the same capacity last ‘;year, has also been authorized to give added publicity and take a picture of anyone who wishes to give a check to her directly. Wednesday Is Fun Night At Bayview Don’t forget Fun Night tomor- {row night at Bayview Park. It’s ‘the one planned for the public's the Flag Twirlers and Drum Majorettes at Key West High School. Time of the event is 8 p. m. Besides the demonstrations given by the girls, variety acts have been planned and a candy and cake sale will be carried on. There is no charge for admis- sion, but those who attend can make any donation they care to. Proceeds are to be used toward expenses of the group when they make the trip to Tampa to par- ticipate in the Gasparilla fes- tivities there. ISLAMORADA COUPLE TO N. Y. BOAT SHOW Frankee and Jimmie Albright, Internationally famous bonefish guides, left Miami Airport for New York where they will attend the New York Boat Show. This per- sonal appearance is in connection with the premier of a new movie on bonefishing in which both hus- band and wife appear for Mercury Motors. Brighten up and protect your car with our fine custom made auto tops and seat covers in durable, colorful fabrics! The Key West Engineers Club| * will meet tonight at the Na- tional Guard Armory, White and |< Southard Streets, for a. brief} business meeting and audio-sym- posium at 8 p. m. the discussion will be made up F. B. Kempton. the New York Telephone Com- pany, Troy, New York. He is a graduate of the Naval Electronics School, Great Lakes and of the AUW School here. Mr. Cupp at- tended Iowa State College, Ames, Towa. the Great Lakes the AUW School. Renssalear Polytech at Troy, N. Y., is the alma mater of Mr. Kempton. He is a graduate of the Naval Electronics School at Treasure Island. The WEATHERMAN Says Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy and warmer today and Wednesday; continued cool tonight. Gentle to moderate northeasterly winds becoming easterly by Wed- nesday afternoon or night. Florida: Partly cloudy thru Wed- nesday. Warmer beginning this af- ternoon. Jacksonville thru the Florida Straits: Gentle to moderate varia- ble winds thru Wednesday except winds moderate northeast to east over extreme south portion. Fair weather. East Gulf of Mexico: Light to moderate variable winds today ex- cept winds moderate northeast to east over extreme south portion. Wednesday winds moderate east to southeast. Fair weather. Western Caribbean: Moderate, occasionally fresh northeast to east winds thru Wednesday. Part- ly cloudy weather. school and o! Observations taken at City Office Key West, Fla., Jan. 13, 1953 9:00 A.M., EST Temperatures Highest yesterday Lowest last night Mean . Normal .. Precipitation Total last 24 hours 0 ins. The panel who will conduct!” of A. T. Smith, F. B. Cupp and|: Mr. Smith was formerly with 5 He also is a graduate of | ae Citizen.—Citizen Staff Photo. Noon Stock Market Prices NEW YORK (AP)Goodyear Affil G Eq 9'2Grevhound Alleghany 4%4Hupp Cp Allis Chal 87% Cent Am Airl 15MInt Harv Am, Can Am Smelt Am T&T Am Tob Am Woolen Anacon Cop Armour Atchison atl C Line Atl Refin 34%cKresge (S 8) 42 Kress (S_H) 159%Lohman Cp 66'sLigg & My 26%Lockh Aire 43:2Loew’s 11%Lorillard 101 Lou & Nash 113%Montg Ward 32%Murray Cp 28%Nash Kelv 55%4Norf & West 16%4Packard 60%Penny (J C) 37 Pepsi Cola 39% Philco 92 Philip Mor 112, Radio Cp 43%Reading Co 14%eRexall Drug 19%sSchenley Ind 45%Seab Al RR 70 Sears Roeb 32%sSinclair Oil 64Sou Co 127%sSou Pac 945Std Oi N J Caterpil Celanese Ches & Chrysler Coca Cola Colg Palm Col Gas Con Vultee Cont Can Corn Prod Crue Stl Cudahy a Str Pont Ohio Dis Du East Airl Erie RR Eversharp Family Fin Firestone 28\4Studebaker 22%Texas Co 13 Tex PC & O 183sUn Bag & P 734Un Carbide 24 Un Oil Cal 33. Un Pac 69%—Unit Aire 52%aUnit Fruit 604U S Steel ta Corpus Christi =| SANDRA JOHNSON, 1310 Newton Street, is among the can- didates for March of Dimes Queen this year. Pictures of the other contestants will be printed in succeeding issues of The. TEMPERATURES AT 7:30 AM., EST Atlanta Augusta Billings Birmingham Bismark Boston Buffalo Charleston Chicago Denver Detroit El Paso Ft. Worth Galveston Jacksonville Kansas City KEY WEST Key West Airport .. Los Angeles Louisville Meridian Miami Minneapolis Memphis New Orleans New York Norfolk. .....0» SHELSESSKSSSRENSSESORS Today's Stock Market NEW YORK # — The stock market got its bearings after an uncertain start today. The decline that ruled yester- day’s trend was very much in evi- dence when the exchange opened today, but after the sizable batch of overnight orders was cleared out prices steadied and then turned higher with steels, radio-electron- ies, rails, chemicals and motors well represented in the plus col- umn. There were scattered losers | in all major groups. Making progress were United States Steel, Bethlehem Steel, Re- public Steel, Chrysler, General Motors, Goodyear, Montgomery Ward, Admiral Corp., Philco, Co- lumbia Gas, International Tele- phone, Allied Chemical, Westing- house, Pennsylvania Railroad, Southern Railway, Nickel Plate, and United Airlines. Backward stocks were centered principally in the metals, distil- lers and miscellaneous groups. Safety Of Truman Papers Assured KANSAS CITY «® — President Truman can be certain his state papers, now being stored in the Jackson County Courthouse, are safe with Deputy Sheriff Richard H. Kelly around. Monday three men who super- vised the installation of a security system to safeguard the documents were making a final insection of the layout. One of them accidental- ly touched off an alarm. Into the storeroom rushed Kelly armed with a gun. Jt took a minute for the three men to convince Kelly it was all an accident. FUNERAL WEDNESDAY FOR ATTORNEY’S WIFE| JACKSONVILLE (# — Funeral services for Mrs. Ada Louise Simp- son Rush, 52, wife of John A.Rush, Jacksonville attorney, will be held here Wednesday. She died Monday after a brief illness. Surviving besides her husband are three children and two broth- ers, Federal District Judge Bryan Simpson, Jacksonville; and Arthur | A. Simpson, Tampa. POPE BLESSES BANDIT ORGOSOLO, Sardinia (®—Pope Pius XII has sent a telegram of blessings to the bandit - troubled Tuesday, January ¥3, 1953 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Page 3 Vatican Sends Sharp Note To Yugoslav Gov't VATICAN CITY (®—The Vatican disclosed today it had sent aj sharply-worded note to Yugoslavia last month accusing that Commu- nist country of leading cn unceas- ing struggle against the Catholic Church. The note was dated Dec. 15—two days before Yugoslavia broke off diplomatic relations with the Holy See. The note was in reply to an ear- ilier Yugoslav note which accused the Roman Catholic Church of in- ‘terfering in Internal Yugoslav af- fairs. The Vatican diplomatic com- plaint insisted the fundamental rights of the Catholic Church be respected. Yugoslavia broke diplomatic re- lations with the Vatican two days after the Vatican note was dated and presumably delivered. This followed announcement here on Nov. 30 that Alojzije Stepinac, archbishop of Zagreb, would be named a cardinal of the Catholic Church. Stepinac was among 24 Catholic bishops elevated to cardinal yes- | terday in the secret consistory at | the Vatican. He is not Rome | |for the four day rites in connection |with the naming of new cardinals. He told a reporter at Krasic yes- terday that the church will never shal Tito’s Red regime in Yugo- slavia. The Vatican note said Catholics must be guaranteed liberty, not | only to attend their churches, but also to ‘maintain their faith, and to attend and participate in its rites and sacraments. They must be given the possibili- ity of establishing religious associ- ations and of publishing religious newspapers. It added that bishops must be permitted to visit their parishes and to attend to their sacred rights, to announce Catholic doc- trine and to promulgate documents for the instruction and the pastoral direction of their people. STATE CALLS FOUR (Continued from Page One) quinaldo sat with their clients, the Carmichael father and son. Carmichael, Sr., sunburned and vigorous looking, wore a warm jacket with a mouton collar over his maroon shirt. His son wore a | thin brown seersucker shirt and moccasins. The huge crowd of state wit- bow to dictates of Premier Mar- | _ NEWS BRIEFS HOLLYWOOD (?—Buxom Marie Wilson is auctioning herself to the highest bidder who wants a sete retary for one day. The amount of the winning bid will go to the March of Dimes to fight polio. Last year the movie and TV comedienne served her day as se¢- retary in Ft. Worth, Tex., after a bottling company contribued $5,000 to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. LOS ANGELES \® — The girls of Washington Irving Junior High School have written the board of education asking reconsideration of a rule that prohibits them from going bare-legged. “After great thought and con- sideration,” read the letter, “we wish to inform you that our school is about the only one in which there is a rule that all girl students must wear socks or nylons. We do not feel that this is right. We would appreciate if you would go into this matter’a little deeper.” sis A. Jarvis, assistant super- intendent for junior high schools, promised to investigate. JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. W—A mother administered the oath of office to her three sons in the ssouri Capitol yesterday and commented: “It is with great love and faith in you, my. three sons, that I have administered this oath of office. I’m proud to be your mother.” She is Mrs. James T. Blair, widow of a State Supreme Court justice. She was appointed a notary public especially for the ceremony in the Missouri Senate chamber. The brothers are Lt. Gov. James T. Blair Jr., Circuit Judge Sam C. Blair and Cole County Probate Judge William C. Blair. CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our sincere thanks to friends for their sym- pathy extended and floral offer- ings during our recent sorrow and bereavement in the death of our beloved Sudie Richardson, also thanks to the Monroe General Hos- pital Nurses staff, Dr. Shepard and Pritchard Funeral Home. FAMILY OF SUDIE RICHARDSON Total this month 3.72 ins. Okla. City x. i Pensacola Pittsburgh Roanoke St. Louis San Antonio 49) people of Orgosolo who swore on 48) the Cross to give up vengeance. 38] The pontiff also sent the parish 31] priest here a money gift, equiva- 42}lent to about $100 for the orphans $5| of victims of bandits in this small 65%8Warn Pict 26v4West Un Tel 35%4Willys Ov 77 Woolworth messes were kept in the grand jury room on the second floor of the courthouse while each one of | them was called to testify. New Join the OF Sheriff John Spottswood and num- | BDIRAES erous deputy sheriffs kept order, | | EXPE it BODY AND FENDER WORK— AUTOMOBILE PAINTING PHEE ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN 3.72 ins. | Glidden,’ Excess this year 2.89 ins. RED LIFE LINE (WE FINANCE) (Continued from Page One) WILSON’S AUTO TRIM JIMMY JENKINS, Mgr. =. Greer. and Simonton Sts, Dial 2.3951 STANLEY'S AUTO SERVICE 619 DEY ST. @ General Motor Repairing ® Overhauling @ Brake Service @ Motor Tune-Up WE CAN FINANCE ALL WORK All Work Guaranteed! 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The Allied troops sprayed a Com- munist hill position with raw napalm (jellied gasoline), then set it afire with phosphorous grenades. The raiders said they killed seven "|Chinese Reds and wounded 15 in fierce fights which followed. The laction flared east of Panmunjom on the western front. Another U. N. raiding party jabbed into Red lines on the central front and reported 20 Chinese killed. Only Red offensive action was on the eastern front, where 80 Allied lines for a brief period. The Allies fought back in a two-hour battle Intelligence officers who reported the fresh Chinese armies moving into the western front area said pride and joy of Red boss Mao Tze-Tung. It saw six months of Korean action--none of it heavy-- in 1951, The other new unit wa) not identified. The army being relieved was identified as the 38th, which took a beating from South Korean sol- diers on White Horse Mountain four months ago. Each Chinese army numbers about 35,000 men-the equivalent of a U. S. Army corps CROWDED CRIMINAL (Continued from Page One) lovernight storm, during which 13 inches of rain fell in 17 hours, left a trail of havoc in this area today. Floods stranded thousands | of people in cars, swamped homes offices and warehouses, and para- lyzed railway traffic. The rainfall was the heaviest on record here. And it kept on rain- ing today. Apply To Wed W. Gilmore, and Evelyn E. Humes, H-3 Fort Village, have applied for |a marriage license at the office of County Judge Raymond R. Lord Juan Rafael Menendez, 27, 1200 Packard Street, and Martha Elaine Rojas 98 Catherine Street have also applied to wed Heary Fulton Baker, 22, Grianell Street, aod Ellen Ma McDonald, 2, 7 have applied fo Abraham MP and Alice E. Edwards lme Avenue, Spencer, N. ( the case, Leshkosky won damages, out of court Julian Butler was fined $25 on freckless driving charges. | L. M. Lefore, USN was fined $50 and costs for running off the |road into the water. His license was revoked. Wilder pointed out [that Lefore’s life was saved by lan officer passing by who got him fout when salt water had already lentered his lungs. He was charged jwith reckless driving Elwood Trowbridge was fined $15 | |way. Wilder said that he found him holding up traffic by going jonly 15 miles an hour. He warned him once. Trowb.idge did not com- ply. The second time, be arrested Cook was fined t bridge Communist infantrymen dented the | one -- the 47th -- was the personal | San Francisco Seattle Tallahassee .. Tampa 4 Washington .. % NEWSPAPERS’ RIGHTS (Continued trom Page une) Justice Duckworth then asked Far- riss: “Can any court’ever strength- en itself by silencing :criticism of jit? | “If a newspaper has libeled a | judge,” Duckworth continued, ‘‘he } {can sue for libel just like ‘any-+} | body else.” | | Editor Ralph McGill and Manag- ing Editor William Fields of the | ‘onstitution had appealed the case | after Superior Judge H. E. Nichols of Rome held them in contempt lof his court and sentenced them |to serve 20 days in jail and pay |fines of $200 each. | ST 6: ww Nichols accused the editors of | | publishing a “misleading and dis- honest’’ story last April 21 on tr: |fic violations in Floyd County as part of a highway safety series. The story cited a traffie case in Floyd County and said state high- way patrolmen found no records that disposition had been made jof the case in the court. | The newspaper later pu a picture of the arrest tick ing a “no record’ n At another point during the argu- ments Duckworth asked prosecut- ing attorneys, “How could any |county complain about the truth | being told?” dlished town. pits 2 A a sent them a telegram accusing them of dishonesty,” Gambrell said. ‘They still tried to do what the judge wanted them to do with reference to the traffic case. But Judge Nichols got mad.” Gambrell cited other cases in Georgia legal history in which he said ‘judges got mad and used ‘intemperate language” in holding defendants in contempt of court and were reversed by the Supreme Court. Bouib | At another stage during the | arguments Justice Lee B. Wyatt) commented from the bench that the Constitution’s story concerned a traffic case that was not even | in Judge Nichols’ court af the’ time. “I don't see where Judge Nichols has the right to criticize the news- paper for criticizing another * Wyatt said. | Solicitor General John W. Davis 7 jof the Rome superior court circuit | Oliver L. Robbins, USS Howard | for driving too slowly on the high- | also argued that the Supreme Court | s' -uld uphold the contempt cita- tion. | Chief Justice Duckworth asked | |Davis: “You wouldn't take the| | Pos | brell told the court that Mc- | i and Fields had ao intention ving contempt for Judge court had ne malice whatever toward the judge. even after he! 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