The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 26, 1954, Page 2

ThA MABE: Page 2 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Friday, Febroary 26, 14 Th Verdict Near Mansfield Rites Coffee In Brazil, Women Say | By E. V. W. JONES | Key West and Vicinity: Clear to} vernmen | WINGATE Funeral services for Mrs. Moi MIAMI, Fla. @—Drink your cof- | v been received here of Mansfield, who lived |partly cloudy and somewhat war-- | By WEBB MCKINLEY Word hes : pee as, Reeereld«: who lives : ; Western center government of Pre- ~ a er home. family can do, because there really| night about 63, high tomorrow mier Mario Scelba, italy’s fourth died January 28 at the Camp Le. Xs ‘ | - ‘buried beside her mother in Sa- tee wl hae | warmer this afternoon and tonight. a week of rough debate ; Be C. while serving on temporary , i posts in the Generai Federation of| LONDON Capricious winds _ Jacksonville Thru The Florida Beset on the left by Communist duty ; | Women’s Clubs, went to Brazil as,whipped destructive gales around Stfaits and East Gulf: Gentle to strikes and harassed on the right LEON L. WHITE the Church of guests of that nation, and checked|the British Isles haday. kecheett moderate variable winds South, by the unbending Monarthist and ON L. ffee suppl; oblem from’; Site A i A 0 Thomas H. Payne. Burial was in pasar (arms) Goleaieis ware- icebound Norway its heaviest snow- north portion diminishing tonight. theless may win approval. yesterday at Tampa after a short f Bonaventure Cem 4 |fall of the year but turned warm | Weather Partly cloudy thru Satur-’ On paper his three pafties—the illness, A rosary vas held the n empt se. | a sip Pertarve Tally Sr pae time with rain further south to start day. \Christian Democrats, Liberals and) Graveside services will be held previous night at the mortuary of it,” said Mrs. Theodore S. Chap-|breaking up the deep freeze that Western Caribbean: Moderate (Social Democrats—have @ margin Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The The pallbearers were Charles man of Jerseyville, Il, first vice |had clogged northern Europe’ north and northeast winds. Partly of 10 or 12 over the ¢xtremists Rey. James | McEnaney, S. J., of Lindbergh, Otto Hronerlein. O. P president of the general federation. STEEP ROS TOC EAOS £ B08: ay, lukesbaned thru Saturday. among the 243 esau nesase = wee San of the Sea aaa W. W. Osborn, S. Ricupero “ i Se atiohe ie Very few showers. | There may, however, be last- Church will officiate at the ser- and E. F. Thom ve See ee snes ri German's Noth Bax pencemaltic Observations Taken A? City Office Minute deviations from discipline vices. Burial will be in the family mesa a Cer a fros' ,., ports, icebound for weeks, wel- _ among the allied parti¢s. Scelba, plot in the City Cemetery. Lopez They were new trees, just coming comed the breakup, and icebreak.. Key West, Fl ee is 1954 he services were at 10 a. m. in he Mos: Blessed fnto bearing.’ | hi { at 7A. tough, Sicilian - born former inte-/Funeral Home is in charge of ar- ‘GLOOMY DEAN’ INGE Th ont Aiveivedcks world pee ane freeing ships which had pment Mie rior minister, is respected, but rangements. (Continued From Page One) en of an apie of coffee Peete ne tomeaisess, i REMEBRATURES 73 90@5 Bot have the personal popu- Mr. White was a chemist with in 1944, during World War Il: “‘As aneh would have supplied 150! HANOI, Indochina uw — Thelen Meaaied ES per orast pre a oa "heen oe a mney Goes perma et ter cups to every American this com-|French today reported the loss of Mean. _Defeat would force to re- Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Ma-/rbt and cannot recover ‘from this ie , oes i ‘ isign. rie White; a sister-in-law, Mrs. J. war,” tee is Wciaeyienmestie ical sheer Patrol boat un-/Normal 3/ If Scelba’s coalition holds to- Baker; and two brother-in-laws, In his old age, he never gave ebs oO! Cate sp ibebrtermn patti | PRECIPITATION gether in the Senate, be must then Melvin E. Russell, and Myron Rus. up his bleak outlook on lif eration’s consumer chairman.| Communist-led rebel gunners, Total last 24 hour © ins.|turn to the equally combative sell, all of Key West: two sisters . “And there was drought and in-|firing recoilless rifles, sank the 2° : | : ’ ala. » “I find extreme old age a ‘ ” : i for another Mrs. Glenn Deffje, Selma, Ala. ti xperience,” id. * id t. ; a Total this month . -25 ins., Chamber of Deputies je, » Strange experience,” he said. “I Scere ticceron tas seattesln he iin ee fil een Deficiency this month ...... -1.22 ins, confidence vote, — ‘ _ _ |and Mrs. J. W. Clark, Brunswick, do not feel things very deeply. women,” the four sat around alheadquarters city. ,Total this year ...... 58 ins.| The center margin is proportion- Ga.; and one brother, Guy White, : thin ter maint Weeks and months glide by almost : A i is yi -2.42 ins, ately even ner €, amount- Fitzgerald, Ga. as in a dream. I do not find much table at an airport restaurant) In the continuing actions against Deficiency this year 2.42 ins./® i zi } , abe: ; sipping coffee as they talked with rebel infiltration of the Red River) Relative Humidity, 7 A.M. eeeeeo ene JE tne ieee aa _—_———— to pray about since the world, the newsmen. \delta, the French announced 41) 93% ia ee a tania Giapoworsl are MANUEL FERNANDEZ flesh and the Devil are only mem- “T never tasted anything v0 good|Vietminh troops had een kiled /garemeter (Soy Level), 7:00 AMlagret; “pefore ‘Scelbae who. took| Manuel Fernandez, 71, died Ties and in this life there is noth. in my life,” commented Mrs. Zaio|and 35 captured. | " »M.' neede e 5 ins.—' mi i i i Thursday morning at the residence 88 to hope and not much to fear.” vi 29.98 ins.—1015.2 mbs. office Feb. 10, can pitch in earn- : 23 His wife, the former Mary Cath- ‘ood Schroede: G | ae 10, ife, the former Mary Ca ome mine's renee ‘attor| LIEGE, Belgium #—Police a Tomorrow's Almanac estly on his governmental pro- of his daughter, 821 Windsor Lane, 4 after a brief illness, arine Spooner, died in 1949 at the 6:52 il a ratification of the six-| Survivors are the widow, Mrs. nye Need ae years of mes 2:2 e'Ination European Defense Commw (Gertrude Fernandes; one daugh, a8e. They had two sons and a ney and research specialist for the today two children, one 7 and the Sunrise federation, said of American-style|other 9, confessed last night they Sunset coffee. “In Brazil they serve it|devastated the Roman Catholic Moonrise daughter. ‘ni ter, Mrs. Clement J. Russell; two thick, strong and black.” |Church of Rocourt earlier this week Moonset .. 1:03 p.m. bey area tax and economic grandchildren, and a nephew, Je- Mrs. Carl E. puanbeck of Huron, /because they do not like God any TOMORROW reform measures sus Balam, of Cuba. STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE Ohio, home chairman for the fed-| more,” c Fumerail services will be held! « eration, reported the women were| Police said they admitted stoning TIDES unre Cc B : q” gp [Stturday afternoon at 4:30 from) Triumph the first ever permitted inside the! religious statues, bréal ing prayer _ the Chapel of Pritchard F 1 Santos Coffee Exchange, where|stools and drinking sacramental| High Tide Lew Tide ase ure: pel rte wera Coffee Mrs. Chapman made a brief talk. | wine, “I told them not to worry, | aes | 4:32 p.m. —— p.m. Americans would never stop drink-| VATICAN CITY w—The condi-\Boca Chica SS {ng coffee,” said Mrs. Chapman. |tion of Pope Pius XII appeared Sandy Pt. —oh 40me “The question was a very sensi- relatively unchanged today and Ro-|Caldes Channel live one all through Brazil. They|mans were urged to intensify their| (north end) 42h 10m 6:51 a.m. 9:45 a.m, Home with Fr. Capelle of St. Ma-| DALLAS, Tex. Eddie Gates ry's Star of the Sea Catnoic| Mill and Henry Holmes, both of Dallas, Church officiating. Burial will be at failed to appear in court here yes- jn the family plot in City Ceme. ALL GROCERS terday. They were the plaintiffs | in a damage suit against the Para- “"° | izil. dise Funeral Home, HUGHES’ NAME were disturbed by the criticism of /prayers for his recovery. +1.4 ft.) Dist. Judge vaise L. Bush dis- os BILL’S LICENSED toffee prices and feared we would’ The 77-year-old pontiff, stricken (_)—Minus sign: Corrections| missed the case, ruling: (Continued From Page One) turn away from coffee up here.” ‘by a gastric ailment Jan. 25, spent to be subtracted. | “We'll bury this case fo- '>-* of bed, “] sleep in the raw,” she The group flew from New York/a fairly restful night, unofficial (+. )_pius sign: Corrections teof prosecution, but it’s subject te explained. PAWN SHOP fo Rio de Janeiro, then to the plan-|sources said. They described his be added. jresurrection,” She said that when she did man- tation town of Londrina, 200 miles condition as “‘just about the same ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA — age to get out of the pool, Bark- 703 Duval Street distant. There, by car, they toured as yesterday.” Reference Station: Key Wet |FORGER FOILS er marched her to her room in the producing area, and inspected — Time ef Height ef the nude. She broke down at this! 't from the air. — | ANTWERP, Belgium @—A four! Siition= Tide high water, PRESIDENT POLICE point in her testimony. \ “There are big facindas with|hour fire in Belgium’s tallest build-| | ‘ icers) Barker, on the stand later, ad-| FURNITURE SPECIALS three to five million trees, and/ing today damaged equipment for come OKLAHOMA CITY (Officers - | “ (bridge) ....—oh 10m 9.0 f. who went to arrest Frank 1. Kel- mitted he struck his wife “with aiymi Deck Chairs ....... $10.95]! mane that are smaller,” said Mrs. relaying Belgian programs Holland) a. Name Key sey, charged with forging a $1,622 my open hand” alter she made Mani bee Se ciers $ i “We actually saw millions of|" Firemen noid a huge water tank| (#ast end) ...-2h 20m check, found him suffering from deroeatory ponaces are him (Assorted Colors) dead trees. It takes four years for designed for emergency fire use eae vant al eal decided dered alee Nouba aodinea ie Mstaly VachtiC@alrs cag them to grow frony seed to produc-|was empty when they needed it. | Temperatures it war, a eh toe ihe: ahetitts wis continued teiaersam ts picked her _ EISNER FURNITURE Co. tion. We saw em arehouse aft-| The blaze, set off by a spark decided it jah tor he pots up and dropped her in the pool. Poinciana Center Tel. 2-6951 er empty ware » We believe from welding apparatus between) At 7:30 A.M., EST attorney, peli seri was: x He said he left home for six —— : the coffee shortage will last &0-/the 21st and 24th floors, also dam-| Atlanta a .- 50 id i other two years at the very least,!aged crated Army radar equip- Augusta probably three years, | ment. \Birmi “And that means,” said Mrs.| jBimngnam fo eaenmath the others nodding, MOUNT GAMBIER, Australia un|BOsto” re tereement, “that Americans some 6,300 schoolchildren formed 54 “Let's wait until tomorrow—'days, hoping that when’ they had maybe I can think of something.” both cooled off there might be a POO) 49) reconciliation, but it was not R OLD CRAIG 35! ° forthcoming. He said he still wants 30 Consistent Judge a reconciliation. | SERVICE may just as well go ahead anda living map of Australia today to Charleston Sa drink their coffee and pay the| greet Queen Elizabeth II and the|Chicago _____________ 17] SALEM, Mass. uw — Robert Pp. Citizen Advertisements | Way rane siiieereen Price while awaiting better times Duke of Edinburgh on their arriva]|Corpus Christi 56 Tardiff, 39, has been in court ja coffee production.” | rdift, Help Save You } | here by plane from Melbourne. {Denver 53 twice in the past 19 years—and| p Save You Money “gine J © Syria s Ousted Their plane circled over the hu-!Detroit man map, giving the royal couple!F} Paso a full view of it. | Ww Tall boys holding the flag of each|**:, Worth tenced by the same judge. lYour Gi SELLS Geod Tires . . Tubes . . Batteries v4 District Court Judge George B., Ser cceeer sae ae | | Go| Sears: sentenced him yesterday tc STAR * BRA ND ACCESSORIES | Galveston a year in jail on a charge of Di t t I bates the positions of the| > os sonville 55! molesting a i2-year-old girl. AMERICAN COFFEE ictator S | Kansas City __________ 34 In 1935, Judge Sears sentenced and CUBAN | a } iterine Post |KEY WEST 87 him as a defective delingue He yRY A POUND Topay —| CUVE wi curt oF Lo Key West Airport 63 serv years in various sta’ Sent Packin 1 ering 0s Man Ker Angeles §4 institutions on that charge, H E A R i G Won't Be Fi d Louisville 35 = ee 1 . RADIO mat OS DAMASCUS, syria wm — Rede! WONT DE Fire | Meridian s1 Appropriation Set clk ELLI Eos Service| ENITH e@rmy leaders sent Syria’s ousted) WASHINGTON \#—The Post Of-|Miami __ 52, WASHINGTON (#—The House > @ dictator-president, Gen Adib Shish-|fice Department said today it had|Minneapolis 31 Un-American Activities Commit-| Factory Methods Used— HEARING AIDS ekly, packing into neighboring Le-|relenting in the case of the loitering Memphis 38 tee has a $275,000 appropriation to Pricncngaaliow 08 banon early today and freed 12| postman. New Orleans 57 finance its activities through 1954,. All Work Guaranteed Brighton the life of o hard-of- Political leaders he had arrested| Asst. Postmaster General N. R.| New Monk The House voted the money yes- Marine Radios & Asst. Equipment ing friend or loved one. last month, jAbrams saic a dismissal order). ‘3 Their release was announced in against Kenneth S. Soule, Water-|Norfolk hearing terday 3621. The | negative vote| FOR PROMPT AND RELIABLE bi reifah mio epee > | 3 was cast by Rep. Wier (D-Minn), | c pursesatesy & communique from the army chief town, N.Y., mail carrier, had been|Oklahoma City STRep. Celler (D-NY) was an. SERVICE — SEE... es of staff, Gen. Shawkat Shukeyr, lifted, effective Monday. jOmaha . ~————— 33 nounced as paired against th who last night appealed for the, Soule, a postal employe for 14) Pensacola 6 oe ae shins ” DAVID CIFELLI AMY OPTICAL fs ———_—_——— 61 measure. nation of three million people— years, was dismissed earlier this Pittsburgh 83 * | 2m Reman av. cher DISPENSARY mostly Moslem—to remain calm. |month on a complaint that he Teg- Roanoke 50 TELEPHONE 2.7637 423 Simonton St. Phone 2-7522 Shukeyr said the army is “thejularly visited at one residence on St. Louis 27 Youths Need Job one indivisible unit in the coun-|his route. | i i : re RO er rg ears try’s defense.” A post office check on two suc- San Antonio a7 SACRAMENTO, Calif. @—Young vs di | Francisco a7 j ki The 12 men freed today inciuded cessive days disclosed that Soule|S@" ————— £ people need jobs to keep them out the top leaders of the chien anti- had Naonel at one house for 55 Tallahassee 55 of trouble, says a 19-year-old San Last Times Today and Tomorrow! Shishekly factions—the National- and 23 minutes during the course/Tampa ___ 56 Francisco State College student, ists, Populists, Socialists and of his appointed rounds. |Washington __06#§#§=§ ss 2 Ernest G. Howard of Oakland, splinter parties. They were arrest- | on it the governor's Conference on —_—_——_ dicitar of “opnt’ caine tr ae AF Academy Bill TODAYS | tiny and disturbance.” The next | Children and Youth, attended by oi the cones, "4" Ts Nearing Vote STOCK MARKET more than 2,000 persons. One of those arrested on Jan, 27° f they are young they can’t get jobs,” he complained yesterday temeg i NEW YORK ww’ | Discussing juvenile gang delin- TYR E POWER was Hachem Bey Et Attassi, a WASHINGTON ® — The Senate ket continued to es ary quency, he said, “The youths, too, TERRY MOORE former president who was deposed|Atmed Services Committee yester~ trading today for the second ses- are tired of this sort of thing. f j by Shishekly on Dec. 2, 1951. Lead- day approved a House-passed bill ers of yesterday’s revolt called for to set up an Air Force academy, him to be recognized as the lawful but with some additional Provi- sion following a three-day drop, (They'd rather eet ieut and: work-7 = hey MICHAEL RENNIE The recovery move was modest 7 e akiieat pet ~—Tunning to around a point at the GERANIUM PRODUCT ew president. . outside. It was modifi The situation was not entirely, One would allow 12% per cent small minus signs, ed by a few OKLAHOMA CITY W—A fourth elear here but the constitution ap- of the graduates of all three serv- North American Aviation was grader raised his aes tell Mrs. peared to provice that the speaker ice academies to switch over to one of the better gainers with a Ruth Clark, pancho y vese teach: of the House of Representatives, other branches of service. Another rise of %s at 24% on an opening °c tly what an atom is. Dr. Maahmoun El Kuzbari, would/Wwould require the secretary of the block of 5,000 shares. It later ex. at's what you mine from act in an interim capacity as pres-/Air Force to accept an advisory tended its gain to a point. Direc./S¢°emum, _ ee ident until a new chief executive commission's choice of a site, if tors declared a quarterly dividend NAH ag is chosen. {the commission picked one unam- of 50 cents a share as compared Tot Dies Of Burns (In London, however, the press /imously. with $1.75 paid annually in previous HAGERSTOWN, Md. — Kay attache at the Syrian Embassy |————____________ years. Christine Criiley, 2, died yesterday said information from Syria indi-\tion in the Lebanese captal was rece Plus CinemaScope Short Box Office Opens 1:45—Show Starts 2 P.M. SERVICEMEN IN UNIFORM ADMISSION ane ADULTS .... 88 , _ tole) i t : New York Central, yesterday’s of burns she receiv nH she HUGE SCHOOL STOR ENTE CHILDREN ee 35c cated Attassi would become Pres- that they would continue on to most active issue with a gain of received when she accidentally 87c (Under 12) Heat, if he has not already done Spy ee *2, opened today on a block of locked herself in the bathroom Bo. e rebel army command now 4,000 shares up % at 24%. Ameri- tt 7 x Shishekly, his brother Salah and in costrol in Damascus, the Syr- can Telaghcas hit another ae spe nernet cet Riera sauce, CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE his adjutant drove across the bor- ian capital, telephoned Lebanon's high with a small gain after o n- ME \ FIRE der after midnight following a swift | President Camille Chamoun today ing unchanged at 162 on a block WOMEN DIE IN army uprising early yesterday and to assure him of their “good in- of 2,300 shares. SEOUL w—Five Korean women an ultimatum that the dictator retentions toward Lebanon,” which Also ahead were Southarn Rail-'burned to death today in a fire sign the Presidency and get out of lies between southern Syria and way, Southern California Edison, which destroyed a small Korean Syria within 24 hours. the Mediterranean and for 20 years General Electric, U. S. Steel, Gen- home. Police said the blaze started The trio took refuge in Beirut’s after World War I was joined with eral Motors, Douglas Aircraft, Phil- when a candle ignited a paper Saudi Arabian legation. Specula-/it as a French mandate. co, and Radio Corp. door 4 J ¥ 5 ty = TELEPHONE 2-3419 FOR TIME SCHEDULE ad San Carlos Theatre Air - Conditioned ONE FLIGHT A DAY «Conunued from Page Une: January 1. 1954 by the Board of County Commissioners of Monroe OF County, the operating authority of the Meacham Airport at Key West. The repi *, ” a per month for lar | ivi the death of “Wimpy” Wingate, nere at 1514 Dennis St, were held ae jmer thru Saturday with gentle to| ROME isla ooy pss Navy chief petty officer who was). aie aaa Cen , — saa achat act | moderate variable winds. Low to- neared @ ve a formeriy stationed here Wingate : i Soa tree aan eate at's merican SURE Mucuegia (nove eee ie. "t mueh coffee in Brazil, four about 82. |government in seven months. jeune, N. C., Marine sayy 38 or said per og yee aaa y has paid ov profess invited to ioveciigvtll | Florida: Continued clear to part- A vote of confidence—or no con- te — t . _o poias mee field’s lgst request, was to be to Key West in cas ly cloudy thru Saturday. Slightly fidence—is expected tonight after the Marine Air Base, Cherry » per cent Sacrament, conducted by the Rev fees, the Key West authorities jday. jfresh southwesterly winds over Fascist opposition, Scelba never-| Leon Livingston White, 63, died Residence 117 DUVAL STREET LASAGNE ROAST CHICKEN TURTLE STEAK WINE Orders To Take Out 1953 Income Tax Prepared at 600 TRUMAN AVENUE Corner Truman Avenue and Simonton Streets TAX CONSULTATION — GENERAL ACCOUNTING Specializing ir STATE and FEDERAL TAXES ROBERT J. GROVER Office Phone 2-5022 OPEN EVENINGS, 7:00 - 9:00 P.M. SATURDAYS, Louis’ Columbia Restaurant 97c — SPECIAL LUNCH — 97c FREE CUP OF COFFEE --The Best Italian Food--- Pizza Served from 12 Noon — 75c up are now demanding an increase to mere than $800 per month. da re no night o e raft opera tions are possibie at the Key West due to madequate facili- On Dec, 30, R. P. Foreman, sec- of NAL, and J L. 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