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y WILLIAM N. OATIS UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, # — employes, including 1,556 ricans, were told today to put ty to the U.N. above loyalty own countries, “warned at the same of revolutionary “the ‘ forcible ie 9 en steer handbook on behavior “Report on Standards of in the International Civil report came from the nine- International Civil ' Ser- A ty: Board, a permanent iy « eated by the 1946 General directed at the 5,187 em- of the U.N. here and abroad and 5,000 or so employes of 10 affiliated specialized agencies Washington, Montreal, Paris, je, Geneva and Bern. Latest }from the U.S. mission here 1,556 American citizens mployed by the U.N, and 753 le specialized agencies. se of any conflict between onal. and international loyalties, the report said, ‘the conduct of the international civil servant must clearly reflect his obligation to the international organization.” “Any appearance of disloyalty to that organization,” it added, “Must ‘be considered incompatible with his status.” The staff member will find this idea easier to take, it cleared, “if he reflects that, ‘‘from the long- range’ of view, legitimate na- tional can only be served by the successful progress of the international organizations” to- ‘ward world peace and prosperity. If he can’t take it, the report ‘went on, he should quit. * All staff members, the manual emphasized, “are, during their pe- tiod of service, international offi- cialg” and “must clearly under- stand that are not, in any sense, representatives of a national government or of a national poli- ” ey.’ But in the*interest of good rela- tions with governments, it said, no U.N, employe should “‘engage in any active criticism of a govern- ment or in any activity which un- dermines or discredits its author- ity.” It went on: was given in a new as Page & Circumstances Seen As Factor In Campaign Plan OMAHA, — House Speaker Joseph Martin (R-Mass) says it “depends on circumstances” as to whether President Eisenhower should campaign in ,behalf of in- dividual candidates. Martin made the statement to newsmen here yesterday during a brief airport stop with five other GOP congressional leaders, all en route to Denver to see the Presi- dent. ‘ Martin did not elaborate on the word ‘‘circumstances.” He termed Democratic criticism of Vice President Nixon’s speeches “pure politics” and added: “Nixon’s effective campaigning got under their skins and they are attacking him.” With Martin were Rep. Charles Halleck, Ind; Rep. Leo Allen and Rep. Leslie Arends, Il; Sen. Wil- liam Knowland, Calif; and Sen. Homer Ferguson, Mich. Don’t Let These Lights Scare You FORT WORTH, Tex. w—Any mysterious white balls or flashing lights seen moving across the United States from now to Dec. 15, high in the air, will have no con- nection with flying saucers, the Air Force announced today. * They will be 37-feet plastic bal- loons, released near Tracy, Calif., and designed to rise to a 38,000- foot altitude where prevailing west- erly winds of from 28 to 110 mil an hour will float them eastward. Timing devices will explode the gas-filled bags after between two and three days’ travel, and 300 pounds of “experimental equip- ment” suspended beneath them will parachute to the ground, to be turned over to the nearest air base by anyone discovering them. Hollywood HOLLYWOOD @ — Notes and eomment on the Hollywood scéne: Another busy news week in the filmtown. What can happen next? Maybe the Debbie Reynolds-Eddie Fisher engagement? On Monday I sat and watched “TI Love Lucy” along with Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz. Also a num- ber of others who were invited to the home of Parke Levy, creator of ‘the new Desilu show, “Decem- ber Bride.” Lucille and Desi had just re- turned from New, ¥1 where they had been toasted on Ed Sullivan's show the night before, The Arnazes chortled in the darkened room as they watched their show, They seem to enjoy it as much as anyone. The fin. ish showed Desi winning $1,000 in the stock market. “Is that all there is, Desi?” asked Lucille, who had forgotten the show, shot months ago. =“Sure honey,” he replied. “Do Notes By Bob Thomas you want me to make a fortune and ruin the show?”. .. Betty Grable, making her TV debut on the “Shower of Stars,” got lost in the shuffle when all the fuss arose over Mario ‘ Lanza’s mouthing to old records. She was never more nervous about a show; she told me as soon as it was over she ran to her dressing room. I hope the Lanza fiasco will prompt the networks to shy away from pre-recording and other pho- nydevices. Mouthing to records is okay in movies, where perfection ean be achieved by retakes. But no TV singer can completely carry off the illusion of singing when he isn’t. TV’s greatest asset is still its spontaneity. Nothing should be al- lowed to detract from it. . Liberace says that after the “A Star is Born” premiere, he told studio boss J. L, Warner: “All I want is a picture as good as that one.” Warner replied the Liberace picture will be even greater, HAD TAPPED & VAST SUBTERRANEAN | © ‘DEPOSIT OF ENERGY, BND USHERED IN ANEW PERIOD IN HISTORY. THE PETROLEUM ERA! THE KEY WEST CITIZEN oyes Instructed On Loyalty Aim Saturday, October 9, 1954 Jury Decides Woman Didn’t Shoot To Kill SALISBURY, England — A jury Friday acquitted Mrs, Mavis Wheeler of trying to murder her lover, Lord Vivian. But she drew a six - month jail sentence for wounding him and for illegal pos- session of a gun. The shooting took place in a se- cluded country cottage last July as the climax to an evening in which Mrs. Wheeler, 39-year-old blonde divorcee, testified she was “Muzzy from drink” and Lord Vivian, 48- year-old impresario, was “‘thrée sheets to the wind.” Nine men and three women were on the jury in the sensational love nest shooting. As a foreman an- nounced the verdict:a woman in the back of the courtroom sobbed “oh, no.” Charges Brought The technical charges on which the defendant was acquitted were: Shooting at Lord Vivian with in- tent to murder him, and shooting at him with intent to eause him grievous bodily harm. The jury, which reached its ver- dict after about three hours of de- liberation, convicted her on spe- cific charges Unlawfully and maliciously wounding Vivian, and unlawfully possessing a firearm at the time of the shooting. The judge sentenced Mrs. Wheel- er to prison for six months on each of the two charges, but ruled they should run concurrently. In their testimony, Mrs. Wheeler and Lord Vivian said the shooting was an accident that happened to two people who were radiantly in The Weatherman Key West cloudy to dy and a li tered showers becoming east on Sunday. Low t& night about 76, Bigh tomorrow a- bout 87. ‘ Florida: Partly cloudy to occas- ionally cloudy with scattered show- ers thru Sunday, Little change in temperatures. Jacksonville thru the Florida Straits: Small eraft warnings dis- played Palm Beach north. East to northeast -winds, fresh to occas- ionally moderately strong 20 - 30 miles per hour in the display area and moderate to fresh otherwise dy with scattered showers. East Gulf: Moderate to fresh east winds becoming mostly east on Sunday. Partly cloudy to cloudy with scattered showers. Western Caribbean: See latest advisory Hurricane Hazel. Moder- ate to fresh northeast to east winds, increasing central and east portions to hurrieane force shift- ing winds in the.vicinity of Hazel. Showers and squalls near hurri- cane, mostly cl with scattered showers elsewhere thru Sunday. Weather Summaty for the Tropi- cal Atlantic, Cai an Sea. and Eastern Gulf of México: See latest advisory on Hi ine Hazel. An easterly wave the Windward Islands is causing some rather squally, showery weather there, but velocities reported have been only hour. Lowest last nighf_.______ 77 Mean _ 80 love. Actress, Mate Reach Pact SANTA MONICA, Calif. (#~—Ma- tie McDonald will have custody of her two adopted children and husband Harry Karl will pay $500 a mowe for their support by terms of an agreement submitted for Su- perior Court approval The petition was filed yesterday preparatory to the actress’s suit for divorce, The children are Den- ice, 4%, and Harrison, 4, Karl, wealthy shoe retailer, ear- lier agreed to a $350,000 personal settlement with Miss McDonald, Armistice Day Name Changed DENVER (President Eisen- hower Friday called on all Ameri- cans to observe Veterans Day, Nov. 11, by remembering “‘the sacrifices of al: those who fought so valiant- ly” and through rededication ‘to the task of promoting an enduriig Beace.”” The President signed a procla- mation noting that Congress last year passed a resolution changing Armistice Day, which commemo- rated World War I dead,’ to Veter- ans Day, in honor of the service- men of all America’s wars, Kern’s Heirs Ask Return Of Songs HOLLYWOOD (#—The return of five songs composed by Jerome Kern was asked Thursday by his widow and their daughter in a suit filed against Loew’s, Inc., en corporation for MGM Stu- ios. Eva Kern Byron and her daugh- ter, Elizabeth Kern Cummings, said Kern, who died in 1945, wrote the scores for a projected musical film, “Champagne and Orchids.” Later the production was can- celed but the studios refused to return the songs, the plaintiffs said. MGM took the position it is the owner under a contract signed in 1944, they added. ° Luck Smiled GUATEMALA ® — Lady Luck| was riding with pilot Marco Anto-| nio Asturias. His National Airline plane crashed into a house at La Florida, seven miles south of here yesterday but he, his co-pilot and | seven passengers walked away un- hurt. The only occupant of the house was an eight-month-old baby found unhurt in its crib, amid the debris. Asturias’ plane ran out of gas. MARILYN FIGHTS AGAINST VIRUS HOLLYWOOD #—Marilyn Mon- Toe was at home today fighting off a recurrence of a flu virus. The actress, after suing husband Joe DiMaggio for divorce Tues- day, returned to her studio for work Thursday but yesterday she complained af #"1ess and was sent home. The studio said she is due back Monday, a jand Carmen Crespo, Normal Total last 24 hours ____ .01 ins. Total this month _. - .89 ins. Deficiency this month _ .93 ins. Total this year __ -34.56 ins. Excess this year ___. 3.80 ins, Relative Humidity, 7 A.M. 90% Barometer (Sea Level), 7 A.M. 29.99 ins. —1015.6 mbs, ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA Reference Station: Key West Bahia Honda (bridge) .....—oh 10m (east end) ...-2h 20m Boca Chica Sandy Pt. No Name Key Caldes Channel (north end) 9.0 —oh 40m +3h 10m +14 ft. (—)}—Minus sign: Corrections to be subtracted. (+)—Plus sign: Corrections to be added. He Got All His Convention Eggs In One Basket HUTCHINSON, Kan. (#~—Nels Greenlund figures it’s nice having everything in one place, Greenlund, manager of an Atch- ison investment firm, arrived Sun- day to attend a convention of the Kansas Title Assn. Other delegates left when the meeting ended, but Greenlund stayed on. Tuesday he attended a meeting of the Kansas Society for Excep- tional Children, which followed the title association session. That end- ed Tuesday evening, but Greenlund still didn’t leave. He’s attending a session of the Kansas Assn. of Real Estate Boards, which convened Wednes- day and will run through today. | DEATH MRS. JOSEPHINE SOLANO Mrs. Josephine Solano, 41, died Thursday at St. Joseph’s Hospital, Tampa, after a short illness. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 4:30 at El Sal- vador Methodist Church where the body will be placed at 2 p. m. The Rev. Manuel Figueroa will officiate at the services. Burial will be in the family plot in City Cemetery. Lopez Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Survivors are the husband, En Tique Solano; one son, Enrique Sol- ano, Jr.; the father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Florencio Alvarez; and two sisters, Dolores Ulatoski ‘Real Estate Real estate sales in the county continued to remain high with the following warranty deeds on file in the office of Earl Adams, coun- ty clerk: Hudgins and Alfonso sold land on Summerland Key to Anthony Rao for $2,400. The Rimersburg Coal Co. sold a lot in Bay Point Trailer Park on Saddle Bunch Key to Mrs. Alice J. Grabbe for $700. J. T. Dalton bought land on Up- Per Matecumber from M. S. Park- er for $4,700. E. F. Crouch sold. land in Bay Haven to J. J. Blain for $400. F. B. Parker bought land on Up- per Matecumbe from G. E. Sweet- ing for $700. Majorie Toner sold land on Plan- tation Ridge to Bill Lilly for $3,- thru Sunday. Partly cloudy to clou- | 500. G. B. Cothron sold land in Strat- ton’s Subdivision to W. R. Smith for $1,200. J. F. Roberts sold land on Big Coppit to A. P. Stickel for $1,200. E. F. Crouch sold land in Bay Haven to G. H. Arnold for $500. Henry C. Hudgins sold bay bot tom land and Crab Key, totalling 13 acres, to Hudgins and Alfonso. Crab Key is off the southwest point of Summerland Key. The price was $3,000. Dr. Sol Shapera sold a lot at Va- rela and Catherine to J. 0. Posey for $7,000. W. W. Stratton sold a lot in Bur- lington Heights to H. G. Jordahl | , for $300. Stanton also sold land in the same subdivision to B. G. Aiken for $2,500. Gertrude Laubscher sold a lot near Fogarty and Third St. to P. J. Moore, Sf., for $9,000. Opal Van Deursen List sold land | 5 in Sunshine Shores to E. R. Mc- Carthy for $5,000. Tax Rate Reduced For Employers The Federal Law formerly re- quired an employer to have three years of employment experience before he could get a reduced tax rate. In 1947 the Florida Legisla- ture, in order to encourage new industry in the State, amended the Florida Unemployment Compensa- tion Law automatically giving ef- fect to any reduction by the Fed- eral in the required employment | experience. The Federal Law has been chan- .| ged effective January 1, 1955, per- mitting recomputation of a tax rate for employers who have had four calendar quarters of exper-| 317 dence (six quarters of liability), This means that employers who| * have been paying the maximum rate of 2.7 per cent because they have not had the required three years of experience will be eligi- ble for consideration for a reduc- ed rate much earlier than would have been possible. prior to* the change in the Law. Based on their experience, such employers may be able to qualify for a rate less than they are now paying. Rates will be re-computed beginning January 1, 1955, and employers will be noti- fied in ample time to take advan- tage of any tax reduction. The shortening of the experience period necessary for a lower tax rate will reduce ‘the total amount of income under the present tax schedule and will undoubtedly re- quire a re-study of the schedule. Officers Detached Two officers of the Surface Anti- Submarine Development Detach- ment have received orders detach- ing them from duty here, the Navy announced today. Lt. Henry E. Stephenson, sonar project officer, will report to the Naval Station at Bermuda. Lt. Robert H. Robeson, Jr., an- |: alysis officer, will report to Des- troyer Squadron Two,. Norfolk, Read The Citizen Daily LEGAL NOTICES RCUIT COURT“OF THE TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT STATE OF FLORIDA, OF COUNTY. | | Plaintiff, vs. DIVORCE JOHN D. THOMPSON, Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO: . TH YOU E ) to serve swer to the Comp | on the Plaintiff’s and file the original Answer in the | Office of the Clerk of the Circuit | rt on or be the 25th day of | | Co: in the above | | Oc | | tions the jen as confessed | <E and ORD | 24th ‘aay of Septembe (SEAL) EARL | Clerk of the | Monroe Count | By: (sd) Herman Deputy a) J. Y. PORTER, IV or li if: (s | Sonic aintiff, treet, ) 2) CHANCERY. Case No. 14-58 RENE RAIOLE, Plaintiff, vs. MARY ANN RAIOLE, Defendant. : NOTICE TO: MARY ANN RAIOLE 707 Sy ‘e Street ania DIVORCE will be a Decree mplain | tak f 1 and eg ed against you | h day of Septem- thes las EARL R. Clerk of the Monroe Co yy: (sd) Florence NO. U4 IRENE EMMA SCHMOLL SIMMONS, Plaintiff, vs DIVORCE ARTHUR SIMMONS, | | > Clerk of the 18th day of October, A. D.' 19! ault of which said Bill of nt will be taken as confessed | you ated September it Court EA ) cl Florida committee’s three Bemocraipe Sens. 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