The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 10, 1954, Page 2

Page 2 INVESTIGATION OF (Continued trom Page One) handled by the Miami police homi- cide bureau. Lt. Chester Eldredge, Miami homicide chief, indicated little ‘The Miami Herald announced it ‘Was offering $1,000 to the person who furnishes information leading the apprehension and conviction the kidnap-slayer. The Herald said it will deal con- fidentially with anyone having in- formation and will turn this infor- mation over to the police depart- as ‘ment. Anonymous Gift A banker who preferred to re- Main anon: previously had sent $500 to the Miami Daily News | THE KEY WEST CITIZEN DISASTER TEAMS | (Continued from Page One) a reward for information lead-| shivering on the roofs of their ing to the guilty person. homes, In both Austria and Ger- Judith Ann was kidnaped from| many all available boats were mo the home of her grandparents, the | bilized by police, firemen, Red Rosenbergs, during Tuesday night, | Cross workers and American driven in the Rosenbere car some troops. The U. S. Army expected two and a half miles to tashionable to send in more helicopters during South Bayshore Drive and mur- the day. dered. | Her body was found in a pal- The floods were brought on by metto thicket just off the thorough. | more than 70 hours rain and heavy fare and within sight of Miami's | 8now falls in the Alps. The Danube city hall at Dinner Key, | and Inn rivers were still rising. : | In Vienna, police and fire bri- a gades were alerted as the Danube MANGLE MISSING \eane within inches of flooding two , HORNELL, N.Y. — The build-| miles of commercial docks. ing, which housed a laundry before | ‘Throughout Austria, thousands of it was closed, shows no signs of| summer motorists were cut off in aces easy and all the padlocks | villages and resorts as the floods e in place. surged over the highways. But, police report, a mangle— TOLL COMMISSION Saturday, July 10, 1954) Announcing ... The Opening Of SUNNY BOCA CHICA BEACH Formerly Mac’s Place Now Under the Management of LOU TUCKER SPEND THE DAY Have Sandwiches, Snacks FUN At Sunny Haven! Seud Your Wash POINCIANA DUCK AVENUE SHIRTS, 10c extra -— POINCIANA COMMERCIAL ROW 10 lb. Family Bundle . . 99c TELEPHONE 2-7632 weighing 2,400 pounds—is missing. | (Continued From Page One) opinion that the SRD would have to approve the transaction. | Dayton said that the “only solu | tion’? he could see to the problem jof the future ownership of the lands would be to enter into a | friendly suit and let the courts de- | cide the matter. But Papy suggested that prior to that, the commission confer with | the Board of Administration to see if a compromise could not be ef- fected. He expressed the opinion that the matter could be decided to the advantage of both agencies. Commissioner Hilario Ramos asked for serious consideration of the future supervision of the high- way. High Cost Of Maintenance “We need that road and it is very expensive to maintain,” he | said. Ramos advanced the idea of four-laning the highway between |the bridges, with the consent of | the Board of Administration. He suggested that money be borrow- {ed to improve the thoroughfare, possibly through a bond issue. He said that in that manner, satisfactory maintenance of the road will continue. ‘“What' assur- jance do we have that they’ll maintain the road?” he asked. | When the matter of the disposi- ‘tion of personal property, owned | by the district, which includes sev- |eral motor vehicles, came up for discussion, Dayton asked that the commission turn it over to the ~ | SRD. He pointed out that it is needed elsewhere in the state. | But commissioner Ramos gug- | gested that any move in thaf di- rection be delayed. Wait And See | “We have until October Ito act | —let’s wait and see what happens,” he said. Papy suggested that the equip- ment be turned over to the county ‘for use in maintaining the county | park system. He pointed out that the county’s tourist business has suffered since the district has ceased to functior. because of sloppy maintenance of parks. HAVEN filing civil suit formed, met with a cool reception. Dayton said that the suit would be based on a report submitted by | Miami auditor Robert Morgan who was appointed by acting governor Charley Johns to probe the district. He said that unless the commission joins the SRD, a legal question may arise concerning who is the proper plaintiff. Action Deferred But the commission declined to To The LAUNDRY see a copy of the auditor’s report. Commissioner Harris attacked the report, saying that ‘Morgan played politics from the word go.” Although the report was submitted |to the grand jury, no charges were PANTS, 10c extra “we SUNDAY Sauce Butter Roast Loin of Pork Rice CHILD'S PLATE: Buttered procot A e Peas Boban Cora O'Brien - La Concua Hore Complete Dinner at $1.25 CHILD'S PLATE, 75c Choice of: Chicken Gumbo French Onion Au Gratin Roast, Sirloin of Beef with Mushroom Virginia Baked Ham with Raisin Sauce Baked Filet of Grouper with Lemon % Baked Spring Chicken with Yellow Broiled Chopped Steak, Onion Saute Mixed Green Salad with Thousand Island Dressing Cottage Cheese Salad No Money Down Sale — DESSERTS — Now Going On Jello - Ice Cream - Sherbet - Bread Pudding Buy Now and Save! Coffee or Tea EISNER FURNITURE Co. brought against Cothron. He was llater cleared by a criminal court jury of charges that he padded re- cords The failure of the SRD to proper- park facilities at Bahia Honda also SPECIAL came in for sharp criticism yes- terday from Anthony Demeritt, Goggin, president of the Marathon Chamber of Commerce and Fred Center, Marathon businessman. It was brought out that Carl ate the park is relinquishing his contract in the wake of poor co- operation from the road depart- ment. Although 500 people flocked to the park Julv 4, there was only one toilet made available to them, it was brought out. The SRD has also reportedlv removed a large quanitity of sand from the park. with Apple Sauce REAL TRAFFIC JAM ' SPARTANBURG, S.C. (#—Traf- fic came from all directions yester- day to cause a jam here. copter caught in a thunderstorm that landed smack in the middle of an intersection. The pilot said he couldn’t see in the storm. BEEF — HAM French Fried Potatoes Whipped Potatoes Candied Sweet Potatoes | Peinci Center Tel. 2.6951 Attorney Dayton’s request that | the commission join the SRD in, against Alonzo | Cothron, who they claim overcharg- | {ed the district for work he per-| act on Dayton’s request until they | ly maintain the highway and the! chairman of the commission, John | Gehr, who has a contract to oper- | The final touch was a Navy heli- | DEATHS WILLIAM M. ELLSWORTH William M. Ellsworth, 639 Wil- liam Street, died at 7:48 am. to- day in Monroe General Hospital after a long illness. He was 76. Mr. Ellsworth, who was born in Midland, Mich., and came here in 1928, was an abstractor with the Land Title Company here. Jand, Mich., Council No. 2141, Knights of Columbus. Pallbear- ers will be selected from members of the local Knights of Columbus chapter. Funeral services will be at 9 a.m. Monday at St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Catholic Church. Burial will be in Catholic Cemetery with jthe Rev. Joseph Maring, S.J., of | ficiating. At 8:30 a.m. tomorrow, rosary | |services will be held in the jchapel of the Lopez Funeral |Home. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Adelaide C. Ellsworth; two sons, Walter W. of Lakeland and John |E. Ellsworth of Key West; two }of Lakeland and Mrs. Francis grandchildren. | EDWARD A. BERVALDI Word has keen received here by Carl and Hollon Bervaldi that their uncle Edward A. Bervaldi died in | Miami yesterday after a long ill- ness. Mr. Bervaldi is a former resi- | dent of Key West. He is survived by two daughters, | Mrs. Althea Franzen and Mrs. Hor- | tense Bervaldi; two sons, Murdock and Edward; four grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Funeral plans will be announced later. Combs Funeral Home in Mi- ami is in charge of arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bervaldi and | Mr. and Mrs. Hollon Bervaldi plan to attend the funeral. Read The Citizen Daily —_— Your Grocer SELLS Tiat Good STAR * BRAND AMERICAN COFFEE and CUBAN — TRY A POUND TODAY — SVRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE Triumph Coffee Mill at ALL GROCERS He was a member of the Mid- | daughters ,Miss Cecelia Ellsworth | _ Richardson of Key West; and 11} MEDICAL VIEW OF (Continued trom Page One) der mystetious circumstances,” the coroner aid. “The person who was last se with him can play an important part in solving this mystery.” Four youths, friends of Thorne, were questioned by police yester- day and all denied they had seen him within two weeks of his death. Chief of Detectives John O*Malley said they all told him they never heard of Thome using narcotics. Several witnesses have given Similar statements at the coroner’s inquest into Thorne’s death. Includ- ed was his fiancee, Maureen Ra- gen, 18. Nine days before Thorne was found dead in his one-room apart- ment ‘he had rewritten his will, | leaving three-quarters of his nearly |two million dollar estate to Maur- |een and her mother, Aleen. Mrs. Marion Thorne, the youth’s mother, who was sole beneficiary | in his original will, was left one- jeighth of his estate as was his jaunt, Mrs. Caroline McDougall | Lind. | A legal battle over the two wills | appears in prospect. | Bus manufacturers estimate that | the United States will need 25,000 | new school buses each year for |the sudden death of our beloved j the next three years. CHILD TELLS OF LONG | (Continued from Page One) her spine with a stick, slapped and beat her. i When the child's plight was dis- covered last April 27, the mother was arrested and Celia hospitalized for extensive treatments. Read The Citizen CARD OF THANKS To all neighbors and friends who aided us. by word or deed on father and brother, Robert L. 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