The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 1, 1954, Page 1

Key West, Floridc, has the most equable climate in the country, with an average range of only 14° Fahrenheit VOL. LXXV_ Ne. 104 Pinder Denies Saying THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER’ IN THE Ken West Cilisen U.S. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1954 All Children, Pregnant Women To Get Gamma Gl Monroe County Medical Assn. Backs Plan Gamma globulin Will be Seney Was Freeholder available to all children and Grand Jury Eyes Case Of Marathon Publisher By JIM COBB pregnant women in Key West again this year, Dr. C. W. Morrison, county health Marvin Chapman Vins Mother 5 officer, announced today. Day Letter-Writing Contest Marvin H. Chapman, TM2, USS Howard W. Gilmore, won the second annual Key West USO-YMCA Glub Mother’s Day Letter Con- test, Harold Laubscher, chairman of the Contest Committee an- cause of the rising incidence. of ‘polio here at an unusual time of the year, Dr. Morri- son added. ‘The shots are being made | available again this year be- |; Monroe County Supervisor of Registrations Sam Pinder denied. Friday that he ever told Edgar F. Seney, Jr., Marathon publisher, that he nounced today. For Quick Communication, Use CLASSIFIED Ads! You'll reach buyers and sellers—- tenants or workers .. . Just DIAL 2-5661 ox 2-5662, i Monroe Has 1.5 Governmental Agencies Per 10,000 People Commerce Dept. wm |=(Study Shows Low eee County Number (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK — A special study undertaken by the De- Mrs. T., Sackler, of Philadelphia, Pa., Chapman’s mother, will fly to Key West Friday, May 7, as guest of a group of Key West Rotarians. Gifts of community organizations will be sent to the mothers of runners-up in the contest as follows: First, a ladies wrist watch from the Key West Lion’s Club will The health department, | the Navy, the schools and | i the sheriff’s department are cooperating in the plan. to |* administer the shots which partment of Commerce, cove ering every section of the United States, shows that | there are fewer units of gov- | ernment in operation in Mon- freeholder. Lorenzen, Fleet Sonar School. showing that Mr. Seney ever Be ad der told Thé Citizen. istered voter,” he added. resentative ie C. Papy in a said that he registered as Ui i i & ¢ frecholder last September 25,| qn" Wehspire, Pa., mother of Jack E. Swigard, U, S. Naval Sta: go to Mrs. Herman McNeel, Washington, Pa., mother of Herman was eligible to vote as a|McNeel Jr., Fleet Sonar School Others without regards for place will be a Sunbeam Mixmaster x from the Key West Lodge No. 551, BPO Elks, to Mrs. I. gv Simon, ‘T have no knowledge of |Shawnee, Oklahoma mother of I. J. Simon, Jr., Fleet Sonar School; ever seeing any deed, con-|an electric Deep Fryer from the Key West Chapter of GSO, USO- tract or any other document YMCA Club to Mrs. Pearl Lorenzen, Altoona, Pa., mother of V. J. A Beaded Bag from Key West BPW Club’ to Mrs. Martha F, owned any property,” Pin-|Primeau, mother of Robert A. Primeau, Fleet Sonar School; a Travel 7 aie Papen er Club lee? Mrs. C. F. Sachse, Erie, Pa., mother - 5 U. S. Naval Station; Cook Books from the Ke “I never told him he was a reg- ee Noore's Club to Mrs. Anna Kruszyrski, Buffalo, New York, mother of R. F. Kruszyrski, Fleet Sonar School and Mrs. M. John- Seney was ied by State Rep-| son, ae a Minn., meatber of R. A. Johnson, USS PG 579. athe dishes from Navy Wives Club No. 88 to Mrs. R. A. Speech in Marathon Thursday of | Goeddert, Hutchinson, Kansas, mother of M. James Goeddert, Sea- heing illegally registered to vote. | plane Base; An Alligator Bag from Beta Sigma Phi to Mrs. Walter give temporary immunity. It is significant, Dr. Mor- of polio. The dates and times when the shots will be given will be an- nounced later Dr. Morrison said. » A preliminary meeting of rep- resentatives from civic organi- zations, doctors, nurses — both registered and practical — as weil.ag all personne! who helped in -thexshet pregram last year rison said, that of all the|> children given the shots last |! year, there was not one case About 8,500 persons were ‘ given the injections in 1953:|. * roe County, relatively, than in most counties. These governing agencies, in the form of school districts, sanitary, water and fire districts, and incor- porated towns, villages and cities, form the bedrock of democracy, What happens at this level, be it a decision on a new bond issue for schools or money for an irri+ gation district, affects the local ci- tizen intimately. What happens in Washington is important, of course but more remote. ; 5 Units Listed In Monroe County, the survey shows, there were 5 governmental units as of January, 1953. They SS * ee though he did not own property Grang, Jury is th re the saying that had rw “of fraudulent registrations in Monroe Coun- ty. But the tables. were turned on him and now he is under investiga. tion by the jury. Pinder testified before the grand (Continued on Page Eight) appeal CERAMIC STUDIO OPENS Windward House, 423 Angela Street Announces the Opening of Their New Ceramic Studios st|Grand Jurors Recess Until ._. 10 o'Clock Monday Morning By DENIS SNEIGR jury, yesterday afternoon recessed | Monroe County’s busy grand/until 10 a. m. Monday. And the jurors, while taking a deserved weekend break, can look forward to another busy week. Monday the body will continue its probe of voter registration. Tuesday, the jurors will recess for election day. Wednesdav. the 18 men will con- tinue with tne registration or per- haps take another look at Key (Continued On Page Eight) eee has been called fer 3 p. m. Sun clinic. € As set up cai-tér| >Y. former Postmaster Lee H. Goddard, dren through 14 years of age: The Convent, Harris, Douglas, Truman, Poinciana, and the High} Dante B. Fascell, a candidate the support of any of Bill’s friends School Annex. for election to the United States|—and I know he has many of Horace O’Bryant, superintendent | Congress today denied that he has | them,” he added. of public instruction, has assured;claimed the support of incumbent} Lantaff, meanwhile, has adopted Dr. Morrison of the complete co-| Representative Bill Lantaff, who | 2 hands-off attitude on the election. operation of the school system. |is not seeking re-election. Letter Quoted ‘ Navy dependents will be given | Fascell had been accused by one] 1, 2 jeter, Lantaff had this to the GG at the Naval Hospital. | of his opponents, Charles R. Vo-] .... ‘ Dr. J. R. Reid, Jr., executive of-| celle, of spreading rumors that | S@¥* ficer at the eyed Hospital, said: | Lantaff is backing him, “The Navy will cooperate 100} «That's ridiculous — I never per cent with the County Health) made such a statement,” said Department. We will furnish Navy | Fascell today as he paused during doctors, hospital corpsmen and/a Key West campaign trip. ‘I nurses to assist the civilian doctors eee an fe not backing ieee” (Continued on Page Eight) “But I would be happy to have | : a CLYDE Air Conditioned, Of Course DANCING . STICKNEY yesterday became postmaster of Key West. A post office employee for nine years, the local man saw duty in both World War II and the Korean War. He is being congratulated ‘Fascell Denies He Claimed Aid Of Lantaff “In response to numerous’ in- quiries I have received as to whether or not I was supporting any particular candidate in the (Continued On Page Eight) consisted of the county govern- ment itself and those of one muni- cipality, one school district and 2 speeial districts. In terms of population, it a. mounts to-1.5 governments per 10,+ 000 people. This was less than the average elsewhere in the United States, where there were 7.4 agencies per 10,000 people. In the South Atlan- tic States it was 1.8 per 10,000. Reduction In Nation Throughout the country, the re- (Continued on Page Eight) For County Commissioner WILLIAM A. FREEMAN, JR. Classes Will Be Conducted in Pottery Making, Sculpture and China Painting For Information Call 2-7737 THE FACTS ARE TRUER _ ‘THAN FICTION Bernie C. Papy has been a champion of the old people, needy chidren and the blind. His leg- islative reeord will show that he has voted and spoke for every piece of legislation that meant financial assistance for those people. The Old Age Assistance Act has a real friend in Bernie C. Papy. Widows with dependent chil- dren are receiving financial assistance because of an act he voted for. The financial assistance to the blind is another piece of legislation he has always championed. Those Receiving Old Age Assistance, the Aid to the Blind and Widows with Dependent Children Know That By His Vote Their Monthly Check Is Assured (Paid Political Advertisement). YOUR VOTE and INFLUENCE WILL BE APPRECIATED To Elect William E. (Bill) Cates z COUNTY COMMISSIONER _ LEVER NUMBER 24-A (Paid Political Advertisement) Live In Luxury This Summer at The CASA MARINA HOTEL and BEACH CLUB Directly on the Ocean RATES: S600. iw tw HK. Ct 6Sitiglo $6.00 . ry . e ° « Double These Rates Include A Free Continental Breakfast and Your Own Locker at our Beach Club! DELICIOUS FOOD Served Under the Direction of Louis Caligaris, Noted Chef FROM NOON UNTIL 1:00 A.M, to is the ica UNDICATIVE OF EN TRUTH. Tonight From 10 P.M. - 2 A.M. NORMAN KRANICH and His Orchestra DINNERS SERVED 5:30 P.M. - 10 P.M. Another Editor Dares the Wrath SEE PAGE 12 (Pd, Pol. Advt.) THE FLORIDA.KEYS AQUEDUCT COMMISSION emphatically denies that this body plans to float a $14,000,000 bond issue for a new water line from Florida City to Key West. If such a bond issue was planned, this body would certainly have issued an authorized story to the local newspaper. This Commission has definitely not entered into any contract or agreement to finance or con- struct a new water line. Coming on the eve of Tuesday’s election this is definitely another malicious attack on Bernie C. Papy in an effort to hurt him in his campaign. The Florida Keys Aqueduct Commission has nothing to hide. This Board appraised the public of its intent to submit to the voters the bond issue which was defeated and this body certainly would have advised the people of Monroe County if an- other bond issue was planned. FLORIDA KEYS AQUEDUCT COMMISSION: Alonzo €othron, Chairman (Second District) LEVER 23-A Capable Aggressive (Pd. Pol. Adv.) YES! FACTS, NOT FICTION According to newspaper reports, its Manager, ERNEST RAMSEY, states that there has been no meeting of the Aqueduct Commission to consider the renewal of the $14,000,000 WATER BOND ISSUE. Yet a Marathon newspaper reports that the board’s CHAIRMAN, in TWO different interviews has said that the board is PLANNING THE BOND ISSUE. Also it states that the commission has renewed a bid to PURCHASE LAND NEAR FLORIDA CITY, with the BLESSING of REPRESENTATIVE BERNIE C. PAPY to go ahead with the plan. THIS IS THE SAME PLAN THAT PAPY URGED SO HEAT- EDLY LAST FALL AT TAVERNIER, MARATHON, THE WO- MAN’S CLUB IN KEY WEST, THE COUNTY COURT HOUSE, AND IN A FORUM OVER WKWF. And NOW it looks as though it is TO BE REVIVED. WHERE THERE'S SMOKE, THERE'S FIRE ELECT THE MAN WHO GAVE YOU THE FACTS C.B. HARVEY For State Representative LEVER 13-A (Paid Political Advertisement) (aid Political Advertisement)