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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
King And Albury Inspect
Work Progress At Stadium
Light Poles To Be Sci;
Gate Ordered West Wal
To Consrol Traffic:
Landscape Jon 70 Begin

CITY Manager Dave King an1
Paul g. Albury. city recreationa
director and member Of tn.
stadium advisory board, conferred
alsriax an inspection tour d
ssickers Stadium this morning 81
the progress Of the work beins
done.
The cement seats are completed
except for finishing touches and
the steel hackstop behind the
catcher is being installed. King
said that the big light poles
would be put in next Crews
were digging the holes for place
ment early this morning.
The portable hleachers hsve
been erected and the dug-Outs for
ball teams are basically finished.
The combined bleaohers and
cement grandstSld seat about II
800 spectators. More can be &C.
comodated with ADDITIONAL pof-
table bleachefs which may be OBJ
tanned from Boca Chica field.
King directed that wooden
gate be placed in the west wall
with width Of not less than IL
feet TO accommodate ambulances.
maintenance trucks and the like.
Inspection Of the shower rooms
and lockers beneath the cement
seat deck Of the stadium showed
that work here Is advanced and
plumbing fixtures win soon be in
stalled.
The ticket booths win be on
each side of the main entrance.
Concession booths win be estab.
lished Just beyond the entrance
underneath the sloping floor Of
the main grandstand. Soft
drinks. hot dogs and 'afl the
trimmings vii be sold there.
Clay and fill will Be used tcI
level the field. The ihfield will
be treated with fertilizer to pro-
mote the growth Of grass.
A solid foundation will be pla-
ced in the space Just in front oil
the entrance to be used as an
unloading zone SO that delivery
trucks win not block traffic on
Duck avenue and i4th street.
Paul Albury was instructed tol
order the rubber slab for theI
pitchers mound. He plans TO be-
gin immediate landscaping az thel
grounds.
Fences and the surroundinEI
walls have been erected.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
CITY Would Buy
Flags For $3.50

City commissioners have ap
proved the expenditure of $3.50
for flags to decorate the city for
civic celebrations.
Chamber of Commerce recon-
rnended the disbursement, $3.50
0ill also be asked of the county.
The chanber's letter signed by
Earl f. Adams. president. re-
vealed that sufficient flags can
be purchased for $500 that will
do fine job OF giving Duval
street, Truman avenue, and pos
sibiy a few other blocks in the
downtown area gala appear
ance upon festive occasions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
Major Guthrie
Awarded Medal

WITH THE THIRD INF. DIV.
IN KOREA--Major John r, Gu
tht'ie, whose wife, Rebecca. is
living at 1907 Truman Ave, Key
West. Fla, was recently award
ed the LIST Oak Leaf Cluster 10
the Bronze Star Medal.
The medal was awarded to the
major for meritorious service in
connection with military opera
tions against the enemy while he
was a member of the seth Field
Artillery Battalion. d unit of the
Bird Division.
Major Guthrie is presently as
signed to the 3rd Division Artil-
lery office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
Red Workers Do
Not Want Holiday

MOSCOW. Aug. i4-tPg--Rus-
sian workers viii continue TO OBJ
serve the anniversary Of Lenin's
death. January 22nd. as nation
al holiday. But they won't get the
day off.
tn be q working holiday. A
Moscow announcement says the
workers want 1t that way.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
BHygOat AHey
To BE Named
Hibiscus Alley

BillYgoat Alley soon will be
no more. Residents of the
alley have petitioned the city
commission 10 change the
name 10 Hibiscus alley.
Al present. mail for all resi-
dents of the alley has to be
addressed Rear. $40 Grin
nell street"
City Manager Dave King
approved the new name.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
Jr. Chamber,
Aeevedo Get Bids

ArTnando Acevedo has been
awarded The concessions bids
for Wickers Stadium. Flagler
avenue,
The parking area will be leased
Ia the Junior Chamber Of Com
nerCe.
King recommended the above
mentioned bids fer acceptance
after evaluating all bids re-
celved.
Ctty commissioners last night
approved the recommendation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
$500 Americans
Believed POW's

TOKYO. Aug. i4--tAp-Unof-
fetal American sources estimate
that of i0.624 Americans listed as
missing. $500 may be Communist
prisoners.
There's no official statement on
the subject. But the rumor is that
the captive CTS are being kept in
Kanggye. North Korea. about 20
miles from the Manchurian bord-
err.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
Request Rezoning
On Dredgers' Key

City Attorney NJ lgnatius Les
tar has told city commissioners
OF a request for rexonlng of Ger.
tain areas in Dredgers' Key
According to Lester. the Key
West Homes Company will con-
strnct buildings and lease them
to the highest bidder.
The request viii be made Fri
day before the planning commits
sion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
keHar Watson lis
HarbOr Master For
Port Of Key Vest
Up wirephoto via Radio from Berlin

Harbor faasse- 4-ae crt
of Key West is Kellar Wat
/ son. Watson received his ap-
pointment from Governor
Fuller Warren in May. l94s.
City Manager Dave King
has been given this title in
the recent issues of The Cit
zen. Actually King is An
chorage Master of Garrison
Blight.
The duties OF this office
were assigned TO the city
manager Of Key West on
April 6. ls4s by the city com,
mission
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
Cadets Welcomed

NEW YORK. Aug. i4--tEs
Cadets facing custer from West
Point have received an invitation
from Francis Cardinal Speliman.
He says that Fordha1n univer-
sity. Manhattan and Iona col
leges will be glad 10 receive
them.
The cadets had said they felt
colleges are afraid to accept
them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
III Dead In Crash

SEATTLE. Aus. I4.-sFl The
toll of casualties in the Seattle
bomber crash now stands II II
dead and IL injured and three
missing.
But il still Is not known what
caused the giant B-5o bomber to
crash into Seattle apartment
house.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
School Begins
For Teachers
/"
Tomorrow
y New Teachers Report
AT Five Monroe Schools
For 2 Weeks Orientation
Sessions On Curriculum

New teachers numbering q
viii report for the first time to
their various Monroe county
schools tomorrow, for two and
one-half weeks OF orientation.
SUI erntendent of Public In
struction. Horace O'Bryant an
nounced today.
The entire faculties of all Mon
roe county schools viii take part
IN the intensive pre-school ses-
SONS devoted 10 mapping out
plans for the 1852 school sea
son. O'Bryant said.
Pe viii welcome the new
teachers at Key West High
School Auditorium Thursday
morning, following tomorrow's
opening sessions at the various
schools.
Leading state educational Of
ficials will address the teachers
next Thursday and Friday, ac-
cording to Assistant Superin-
tendent Leland March.
DR.. Sam Moorer, assistant di
rector of the State Division OF
Instruction; N. Mitchell Fergu-
son, Field Supervisor of Instruc-
ton for southeastern Florida;
Charlotte Stienhans, Consultant
IN Elementary schools, and DR.. T
A. Srygley, Director, Division OF
Instruction of Florida. will lee
ture on August % and "a.
Climax of the two and one
half weeks pre-school session
will be q one day, three county
meeting in Miami on August 3lst.
An Assistant Secretary of State
has been invited to fly down and
address the teachers on the world
situation, O'Bryant said, Attend
ing this gathering viii be teach
ers from Dade and Broward a.
we'll as Monroe counties. The
meetings viii be held in Miami's
Bayfront auditorium.
During the Key West sessions
teachers viii work ON the fol-
lowing group activities. March
said:
Complete any curric ulu m
guides that have not been finish
ed; Evaluate guides already used
in elementary schools; work on
an organized public relations
program; citizenship education
and civil defense problems.
Teachers viii attend the pre-
school sessions from am. to 3
pm, daily.
OF the new teachers reporting
tomorrow largest number, 10.
will be ON the faculty of Key
West high school. They are Har-.
old Haskins. Mrs Edna England,
Robert McQuain, Miss Alice 10
Wilson, Arthur Murray, Andrew
Garcia. Robert Lane. Harold Cas-
terton. Miss Morris, Mr. Coving
ton. MIR. Ertzman, Robert Simp-
son and Miss Frances Ann Co
chran
Reporting To Truman elemen-
tary for the first time viii be
Miss Grace Latham, Miss Nancy
Griffith. Mrs. Berghoefer, Mrs.
Margaret Xelvington and Miss
Cara Nichols.
New teachers at Poinciana in
dude Miss Edith Allen. Mrs. Ma
(Contlnued on Page Three,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
Bullefil,
HOUSE AUTHORIZES
HUGE CONSTRUCTION
VIZ + oxrSxx~zS~wx -,

WA0aANSION. Aug. l4--tAb
The House has authorized
the i've and fhree-quartsr bill
ion dollar military construction
program.
The major portion Of the pro.
posed work. three and one half
billion dollars. is allotted HE
Air Force and win be used to
strengthen Its bases in this
country. in the territories and
overseas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
Voters WI Decade November
On Swimming Pool For CIly
Cost Of Pool
Is Estimated
Al $4,000

key West voters will dc.
eide this November whelh.
er a city-owned swimming
pool Is wanted in Bassie~
Park.
Vote for placing The
measure ON the ballot was
unanimous.
City Commissioners Louis
Carbonen sponsored the
measure. Said CarboneIl:
a litsle city like Home
stead mas z swimming pool.
Key West with $4,000
population should certain
y have one also.
III you lived i, New
York, yoa could count ON
one hand The number IL
parks in thai city without
= swimming pool.
..The las, estimate have
On the coss II The pool is
$4,000 II The ei,s u
Aey Vest ever needed i
pool 4 needs one nov
The commissioners add
ed that the investment
could be self-liquidaiing
BY the charging Of lOc-25c
for admission.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
City Votes For Court Injunction
Stopping Sirugo In Garrison Blight
Say SlTugO
Works Overtime
To Ren,OUe Road
Pier In Blight

Pier Ia Blight
City Commissioners last night
voted 81 fer temporary injunc-
fion against Joe Sirugo of the Sun
shine Construction company.
If the injunction is granted by
the court ii will stop Sirueo's re-
rnoval Of roadway at Garrison
Blight.
The city IS basing their court
plea on The following counts:
/, Refusing 10 carry out in
structions of the city manager in
the conducting OF said blasting
and dredging operations,
2. On many occasions refusing
TO supply the City of Key West,
Florida with mari.
Commissioner Louis CarbonelI
contacted Sirugo and he told Car
bonell of his willingness to meet
with the city Tuesday or Wed
nesday
c. B. Harvey explained his
seconding of the injunction
motion by deelaring: II second
the motion reluctantly. I had
hoped that we could arbitrafe
terms for the pier. But Sirueo
has been hauling ii tmarll out
over the weekend. even though
he ordinarily does not work on
the weekends".
LOFTS Carboneil disagreed and
stated Il believe he (Sirueo) is
entitled to the mari. Let's let
him get out of the blight. / have
always believed that the mari is
STugo's. But the dynamiting
should be stopped We should
let no one else set off the dyna-
mite load that he has. y
Old Queen Mary
Is Retired
Joe F. Jayeocks. 1923 Packer.
has requested permission to re-
store and exhibit as relic the
old Queen Mary" fire engine.
The request was granted after
both City Manager King and Fire
Chief Torres declare that the
equipment was no good to the
city.
Chief Torres declared the fire
fighting equipment couldn't be
repaired
Bar Leased
Sloppy Joe'S bar, 20l DuvaI
street, has been leased to the Mon
roe Operating Co. Inc Ruth
Davis is president of the com
pany. Joseph Russell i, lessor.
Permit Fees
Are Cancelled
Permit fees for the William
Weech Post Ne 1863. American
Legion. and Walter r. Mickens
Post No 602f. Veterans of For
eign Wars. have been cancelled
by the city
The Legiounaires are con-
Structing a home next to the
Dixie Theater
Offers To Sell
Lot For $1,000
r. G. Miner, 1903 Ven Phister.
has offered lot 9 in Garrison!
Blight TO the city for $1,000. The
offer viii be considered at a
special meeting tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock,
City Manager Dave King told /
city fathers that lot 8 belonging |
TO Mrs. Miner was assessed for
$500. and lot 6 owned by Mrs, |
Mitchell has an assessment of
$500
Paid Sl.sS0
NJ II Rhodes. Inc. have been
paid Sl.650 for 200 parking /
meters installed some months ago
in the city
Did Good Job
Nj. K Bennett Construction
company was paid S3,528 for re-
Surfscjng two tennis courts at
Bavview Park.
City Manager Dave King APP
proved the payment declaring
that II was a very good job.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14
Old Queen Mary
Is Retired


Sloppy Joe'S bar, 20l DIVA
street, has been leased to the Mon
roe Operating Co. Inc Rutl
Davis is president of the com
pany. Joseph Russell Is lessor,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-14

A petition Tor q temporary ink
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-09

East Side New York She Was
married too, and deeply loved,
Nicky Arnstein, enc of the most
notorious hoodlums ever spawned
in that East Side area
Funny? Yes. Nobody ~ss ever
funnier in Ziegfeld's Follles,
which she helped make famous.
But nobody ever tore the hea
out of an audience in the NJ She
did when she sang My Man
She was sanrhng and long
and too homely ever 10 play
any of the great roles of iras-
edy. But. like Charlie Chaplin.
the greatest artist of our age n
comedy. she learned her art
through the suffering of sbject
poverty.
Like Ethel Water 'dnd Chap r.,
hers was an innate ant. 81 M"S
born TO a purpose SO fine W.~
her love OF the beautiful the he
was recognized as one OF Inc
greatest authorities IN AmcNa
for her quiet good taste a1
interior decorator.
He shows as he remove the
mask
A face that is anything put
gay
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-09

She rather boasts that she was
always true to the man she hap
pened TO be living with at any
one time. And she seems TO glory
in telling of how she beat up any
of her boy friends who two-timed
her
And without exception all OF
them did. She goes into detail
that does not seem necessary
about the drug addict with whom
she lived broke his jaw twice.
How she even got the dope foi
him.
And yet she would never APP
pear on the stage in any role that
did not present the loftlest 81
spiritual exaltation
In long life time Of experience
in the theatre / have nefer known
such an emotional thrill. as her
portrayal of the dull stupid oiu
grandmother she portrayed IN
Mamba'S Daughters. No pulpit
ever offered such message 70
mankind
For years she rejected the role
of the old servant in the present
New York hit. The Member Of
the Wedding" because the char
actcr was too bitter, too evil. She
made them rewrite the role which
has made il the success that II IS.
a lovely. tender, haunting charac-
ter OF the highest spiritual appeal
And yet. for me. away back
when she was the pioneer in
the singing of Negro Blues
she was the funniest woman
have ever seen on the stage.
Did say funniest? Well. fer
me she had one rival and that
was Fannie Bricc She. too. knew
life in. the raw. She sold news
papers in the toughest part
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-09

Stock NOTICE now be NJ CIR
culatcd by the femme nnpci SON
provided by the band of Floyd
Taylor. which features the new
tenor sax sensation. Yusef La
feef.
ators themselves run somcthne
like Come out 70 The Old' ~ .
Cafe and let your hair down
or take il OFF,
Date for the big show viii be
announced next week. said F.
rach.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-09
Mayfeld Socks

Playing 10 capacity crowds
along the Seaboard roulette
Percy Mayfield Orchestra. with
the triple threat pianist com
poser and writer in the driver S
seat. Percy Mayficld continues
Co set up new attendance rec
ords. Please Send Me Someone
To Love" and Mayfield's Lost
Love" remain juke box favori'es'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-09

After successful playGa'e> IN
q tour triumphant Of the south.
Southwest and Gulf states.
~Rockin Al Midnitc' Roy Brown
pulled into Omaha, Nebraska. on
his own high geared rhythmic
steam at the Dreamland Ballroom.
More than two thousand 1--WE n
lump hep cats were dancing ID
Browns bounce as early rs 10 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-09
nxIIiusp (Mfs June ~

EATER eNpericnclng Dig
BpaIality with lis ie1' =,
RpsrSonator hows and the
srinq show antics of Nina
|se WcKiuuey. the Oldtlme
LIE Russell at Westmin,
4. this week announced
was headed for another
gll.,tar female imper-
(nstor show. The date is
bne y
| This time. according TO Nina
k,e. the show will revolve
Wound exclusive fashion frocks
I. designed. made and worn by
h city's best and most popu-
|sr female impersonafors.
HEAD Of TIE ~ how vii be
Ena Ma, M,Knney Featured
|th the cn'lp s,st lineup viii
| Dixie Legs Lee. CALEDONIA,
bic Petite and e'her imperson-
lbs from aouad the city
Priscilla Dean. now heading
thows al Uncle Toms Plania-
bon. is expected 10 appear
with an unusual evening gown
kreaiion that IS said 10 be an
bye. pepper: Tom Day. Valerie.
Janis La Cava. and other tai
tnied femme impersonaiors
Brom ether spots in the city.
|Tlcke', io loN are al
Fady sellag i dollar al the
|ldnme Cafe ho
Prizes Of cash will be given
lo impersonaiors sporting the
winning frocks The cash prizes
will be respectively $500.
$1,000 and $500.
Judges for the aifair viii be
kal newsmen and ado figures,
zach announced Monday.
Music for the show will be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-09

iecio, : pa Iricker, dance Iii
staff t' ,i i0r The show. and o,h =.
10 ST. Personnel will be on I hand
pl. ''t IS. sSlOisis and chorus 1 nao'
,ioa.l p'ih amateur and pro pes
cas-, musical spectacle. with
m dsnes more Than 1000 Snip.
dor '1r = at the huge o o,,'
nights hsa =, . Sianium for II
Al ies' 0,es GIN July Is. =
d for -OO Negroes are need
,ie as "a ! scene glorif,ine the
he aDa ,ne Principal termin S 'n .,
fwery se pround railway in the y,
Sia,sequcncc. wy
lection s1s IN a mood of de-
''''' The iis sSs'S ~o,. The seem: seen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-09

Cub T. 10y ''ncIuded lengthy the smart Flame
Aby t he has several successful the
-, soel 70 ms credit already
mpnro u o. The young with
dancing D'e music Tor all Club Juana shows and Tor
peate h no was praised highly featured Fox
Baker when ~ supplied melody accompaniment fo Josephine
In raI - made her Detroit appearance
-ser oI Lnnied tlmn 80 - 9 - 800 W.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-09

| nom Brown md the hilarious antics Of
|Onny-iellow Dick Montgomery.
ana not TO Z, overlooked is the gyratint
'i'Sn Of TIE hip shakin' circuit, Baby LaZa.
PaussS VINO has been thrilling Club JUAN
~' aV'iS uuting ih' past few weeks with tassel-
".'hs and dance didoes that could not be
r. any"hef' cl." in the city.
u, l'rae Jonc 'he ,inging emcec prove
H. +" 80 D'UoH quo enccs that he still possess,
=, INV 81 V.cc quality that sells a song to
~ Npe Of Clih .3 in,co
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-09


Il IS NV opinion nat NOBODY
can be- esrat trascdlan who has
''.''' Z ''' @s' uS "nl
i'' 80 So
.'D-'''' D'.' 'N il,l
,~ - ".',' : ~,
II 800 e
- ''' ~ VIZ
- -
! ~ O'".'
i',"i sAe4y has oeiiMc y 'ne
- '~r 3. '"os''l'' d''' l'el com
coy N''S o'N4'ia 4 lAe ulHtisl"ila-
lhs ~ ul"l + i'lSh y u"s.e
- 80
me s',a'er' = AA'e4ieai actresses
- 'i' = =, my ~ '''' "'iiD ''o"
A' 'he oes' 81 "ll Vu taseaiannes
~ ""s' Si'' i''S i'' ~ y S"i
row COW p mo nv very marrow
81 M poi',s 9Hs " a. ooin 70
" Sai.'' "llu MS o''' i'i'N h'ppi'S
married
A. 1,r,.h.d ,,ad,ne rho b,oo-
rarb, F,bol Ws.e,s -His Eve
~ Cn,r,our hoard of
1.-Two deatb of Fann1e Price That
ubat rror,nts this column
Both of these women knew
-. IT, tr,s,,.;ors ~ life and
~. co,ld ,riunph over their
hoo;nr;nrs
Tur THINc heh;nd tho mask
80 ,ro,,ner ! vbat interested
- ~ Thactarav said better than
~ 49,. 49, uhat mean in his
81 49,
~ IT, ,,.v i done. the curtain
drons
sIa. s.,,;ro 70 the prompter's
h.lI.
-, 90. tho actor stops.
- - srourd - cav fare.
Iii
:. ;-Lsora word and task:
- - 49, LAUGHED and
80 49, cav
~ - Ne removes the
-. -
- -, : anvtbin, but
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-09
HtheduIe Additions
Tor Race Entertainers

p City Of Tor Negroes for all types of dancing roles
eR On a" F Lucy Thurman Branch, YWCA 500 F. Eliza
nnOunced ~ June 10, between and pm. it
hWeoprartp WIS week by Mrs LaClaire Knox assistant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-09
a slow dance representative of
the slave DAYS in the South.

Then. as the Negroes are vel
coined to Detroit. they express
their delight in their new-fohnd
freedom by dancing joyouSly TO
the music Of Its Our City, Too.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-09
HO.VI HROWIV JOINS
CLUE .JTAXA REVIE

ape and Chm continued 10 click this winning
O Juana show Extravaganza which honeyed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-09
Local Editor EuoH Rise OF Ethel
Waters FANNY Bucc OuerHayds/llps

BY MALCOLM w. BINGAY
Reprinted by permission from
MIR. Bingay's Good Morning"
column that appears in the
Detroit Free Press.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-06
Tuna Fishermen Fight Gamers, Sell 10 Public

K SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6-R- Fishermen, bitter about the impor- tation of frozen fish from Japan today offered their tuna catches to the public at 25 cents pound. This was "A to 40 cents under the current retail price.
 The fishermen's union, affiliated with Harry Bridges warehouse and longshore union, took advertising space in the city papers to tell their story.
 They turned their union hall, at Fisherman's Wharf, into a retail market.
 Much frozen tuna is being import ed from Japan by Pacific Coast canners. The fishermen had urged that IS percent tariff be imposed on such imports.
 Today's ads said "the canners are buying Japanese-produced tuna at a price that won't even pay for the oil or gas we use in our boats. Rath- CT than give these fish away to the canners, we have chosen to give the public the benefit of our labors First part of our fight is to get rid of the many tons of albacore we have just caught. Some more is still coming in"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-10-06
Subpoena of Diary Asked by 5taSsen In China Aid Case

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 --- LR - Hrrodu h. issAsss4 44 loAsu SrnaJc If4- vestigators today to subpoena the diary of the late Senator Vanden- berg tR- Micl) to corroborate the essential facts" of his earlier testi- mony about 1949 White House conference on China aid.
 In testimony before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee last Monday, Stassen quoted Vanden- berg as telling him in November, 1850. that Secretary of State Ache son and Ambassador at Large Philip c. Jessup had proposed at the White House meeting that further military aid to the Chinese Nationalist forces be cut off.
 The State Department has agreed that such a conference was held on Feb. 5, 1949, that it was called to consider such a proposal from the US. military representative in China and that President Truman turned it down after Congressional leaders objected.