The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 23, 1954, Page 3

weg S882 Ha F o eee E E Bes 5 Ss a = ff g isk E z Temperatures’ At 7:30 4.M., EST z : Hee tBe peta z 34 EEE: i J ok & i Fe #z g 3 is and assault. The the sentences was to re- This Rock Of Ours By Bill Gibb . “Pm think I (Navel Base) High Tide Lew Tide 0:50 a.m. 6:41 a.m, 1:08 p.m. 7:25 p.m. jurdering - the te] year-old Degnan child, Miss Flor- ence Brown, 33, a ‘former Wave, and Mrs. Joseph Ross, a 43-year-' old widow. Heirens said he crept into the bedroom of the Degnan girl on in his own-defense against charges} The settlement provides tempo- that he caused Kathy’s death by|rary support for her, Giesler said. oe her to dive from dangerous Fe al divorce action she estimat- Tongay’s manslaughter trial was monthly, but terms of the settle-jagainst him. recessed yesterday until Monday|ment were not divulged. his will. However, Superior Judge Harold G, Ward held the charges. of po- my plea-/May 5 after practicing dives from|derson, operator of a coffee shop, the top of the 38-foot tower at thejbas been keeping a close wate! Coun.|MacFadden-Deauville Hotel pool/0n his changemaking. lice brutality were not. supported jin Miami Beach, Dr. Victor Cald-| Someone passed a counterfeit|by thie evidence and that the truth erin, who petformed the autopsy,|dime to Anderson yesterday. serum administered before Heir- death was caused by peritoni-| Anderson operates his business|ens’ confession had nothing to do alt »| (Continued From Page One) ‘e,|Van Buren Dickenson, his mother, = “He’s no more Communist than staying with Dickenson’s relatives meereTTiatler. we. the, melee: Dickenson is charged with vie- lating two sections of the uniform code of military justice—one deal- ing with aid to an enemy and an- other covering alleged misconduct }aS a prisoner, Article 104—aiding the enemy— Provides the death penalty or less er punishment, including impris- onment, may be imposed. Under Article 105, misconduct as a pris- oner is punishable by such a pen- i/alty as a courtmartial may order —dut not death. Dickenson is accused of: “Having without proper author- ity communicated with, and held { i i tit it fl a 5 i z 5 5 “Having, for the purpose of se- curing favorable treatment by his captors, acted without proper au- thority in a manner contrary to law, custom and regulation, to tithe detriment of others persons held by the enemy as prisoners.” -|’ Meanwhile, the Air Force report- edly was setting up procedures for dealing with former war prisoners who broke under Communist tor- ture and made false germ war- fare and other confessions, or who fell for Red indoctrination. reae af # : 1 3 g E 2 man said i 4E ae 3 i We i [; + r| Among birds of prey, the female often is larger than the male. For some people, sounds and co- lor Rg ae aes ee Bop eactagr er Sap oer ” loose color appears in consciousness for e outer Jayer He wedea pen that srcsaed each note in the scale, bark of an evergreen oak. Constitution. ‘ BEING OFFERED BY CANADIAN CONCERN it expansion, well vening the: Constitution is void, but diate openings none pay tn —4-y — — ihe general sytem of the Aries |eaeatse terest: cecianroe as nr tet Ma of Confederation.~ Gboclutety ne oslibags eomvnastng, on = required. ar. Sen. Sparkman (D-Ala) the 1952! Appl: ts must me pee go oe on (which is secured), have good vice . Rominee, con- You will reeeive immediate high weekly tncome, aud liberal com- tended that Bricker’s letter in-|?%"Z financial assistance a you te expand rapidly. This ts a sponnikie individuals whe anpice to’ corsings tamediatsty iim the $10,000 PPLICANT MUST HAVE A FORA OF Site fo address, phone num- C-1—CITIZEN Announcing a New Service— For the benefit and convenience of those of our customers who find it impossible to come to the Bank during our regular Banking hours, our Drive-In Window will be open Monday afternoons from 3 - 5 P.M., begin- ning Monday, January 18th. Service at this window will be especially de- signed for the handling of personal accounts of school teachers, employees at the Boca Chica Navy Yard, and others who cannot come to the Bank at other times. We invite yau to use this service and believe that you will find it convenient. THE FLORIDA NATIONAL BANK AT KEY WEST Member of the FDIC J. J. Trevor, President For Its 55 Years of Service To The Veteran, His Dependents And The Nation ... WE SALUTE The Veterans of Foreign Wars tis brought on by @ ruptured in-|on the fifth floor of the city police|with his plea of guilty entered two . station, months later. . FH mass of Star. witness for the state in yesterday's 28 some- PROCLAMATION © NOISE ABATEMENT WEEK denen Ms A sienna me: ot Dot and unn noises Shane oot a ned WHEREAS, a part of the of the — — Nag aap upon the iar of waa air to partici; in its deli restful atmosphere, a : WHEREAS, unnecessary the evening hours, is a cause for that if Tongay had been qualified it}“the would not -have let that child go up on that tower.” i Judge Ben C. Willard sternly reprimanded the audience for the ‘ing.joutbreak and told the bailiff that , (Ju-lif there were any further demon- trations to’ arrest all who took {| Desjardins testified that com.| Sed sagen dbatry| = plicated dives from 33 Now, THEREFO! 8 % of the City of Key RE, 1, C. B. Harvey, Mayor Proclaim the Week of January 24, 1954 to be NOISE ABATEMENT WEEK othe a ann Om city to,se Semen je utmost in eliminating undue, or unneces- sary noises, not only for the week of January 24, but throughout the entire year. ¢ Dated ot Key West, Florida, this 2818 day of Jan- uary, AD. (s) C. B, HARVEY) Hit Re slive ritzy EF* aH It is ve a sense of smell. ‘ id 5 Attest: i VICTOR LOWE, ; of the U.S. 1899 - 1954 NATIONAL VFW WEEK January 24-30, 1954 @ Rehabilitation Service @ Youth Activitiee—180,000 Projects Last Year @ Over 307,000 Community Service Projects Last Year @ National Home for Veterans’ Orphans and Widows “VEW Post 3911 225 Elizabeth Street National VFW Week in Key West will begin with church services Sunday, January 24, 7:30 P.M., at the Fleming Street Methodist Church, Rev. James E. Statham, Minister. All members of the VFW, its Auxiliary, and the Gold Star Mothers are requested to at- tend this memorial service.