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Evening star., 1951-02-19
Convict Still al Large
After Tunnel Escape
AT Maryland Prison
Man Moy Have Worked
Two Years on 70-Foot
Shaft Under Wall
By the Associofed Press

BALTIMORE, Feb. ia 39-
year-old convict wormed his way
to freedom early yesterday through
twisting 70-foot tunnel from his
cell to the unrestricted side of the
massive State Penitentiary wall.
He's still at large today.
Joseph Holmes, "the dinner
time burglar" of the sos, was
credited by Warden Edwin T.
Swenson with "the most fantastic
escape I've ever heard Of" He
was serving the 10th year of a
20-year sentence.
The warden said it must have
taken Holmes two years to dig his
way out. 81.
A slender, rather light figure,
Holmes started his tunnel under
his bunk. He carefully lifted out
a piece of slate about two feet
square from the floor. Then he
hit cement. -
Piece by piece. he Clipped away
the cement, apparently working
only between pm. and 10 pm
when the loud-speaker system
blared out radio programs. Thi.
covered UP the sound of his scrap.
ing and probing.
After 10 inches of this, HI
struck dirt. Then the real ex.
cavating began.
He disposed of the materia
scooped up with scrap iron he hae
smuggled in by flushing it dowr
his toilet. With no apparent i'm
plements, this meant he had tt
carry the dirt--trip by trip-ir
his clothing.
He went down almost vertically
fCoo TCrADE paCo A2N
Evening star., 1951-02-19
6-Foot Spears Found
Among Chinese Reds
Abandoned Weapons
By the Associossd Press

UNITED STATES 9TH
CORPS FRONT, Korea. Feb.
19.-Twenty spears were found
today among equipment aban-
doned by the retreating Chi
neSe Reds.
The spears were about six
feet long with 8-inch steel
blades. This primitive sort of
weapon is believed to be the
only one available to about
20 per cent of the Chinese
who were fighting on this
front.
Evening star., 1951-02-19
Late News
Bulletin
Draft Compromise Seen

Chairman Vinson of the House
Armed Services Committee re-
portedly will introduce a new
compromise" draft bill tomor-
row. It was not clear what the
exact provisions Of the proposal
will be, but one member pre-
dicted the committee will ap-
prove a draft of 181a-year- -olds,
extension of draft service to ~
months and fiat requirement
that all men get six months of
training before being sent over
seas.
Evening star., 1951-02-19
Griffis Arrives in Spoin

CADIZ, Spain. Feb. 10 R.--
Stanton Griffls, the new American
Ambassador to Spain, arrived
here today aboard the liner
independence. He expects to
reach Madrid Wednesday to take
up his new duties.
Evening star., 1951-02-19

ference that although the Chinese
have been beaten south of Parallel
SO they have enough massed man
power to prevent an Allied cross
ing of the old north-south bound
ary.
II have not given the 38th
Parallel a thought" he said. "As
far as I am concerned it has no
significance"
Parallel 38 was designated as a
temporary dividing line for oc-
cupation purposes after World
(See, KOREA. Page A-4)
Evening star., 1951-02-19
u. S. Population Up
1,953,0O0 to Total
OF 153,OS5, 900
BY the Associated Press

BY The Assoclofed PTess
The Census Bureau esti-
mated today the population
of the United States, includ-
ing members of the armed
forces overseas, totaled 153,-
OBS, 900 on January /.
That was a gain of 1885,
900 in the nine months since
the 1850 census made as of
last April /.
Evening star., 1951-02-19
.Yanks Smash a Miles
Into Central Front
Stronghold Of Reds
Decisive Victory Won,
Ridewuy Says; Has No
Thought on PoroIIel
BY The Associated Press

TOKYO, Feb. 10. - Counter
attacking Americans smashed 4
miles into the heart of a Korean
Red stronghold in east-central
Korea today. Hundreds of Com
munists were killed.
On the Central and Western
fronts, the badly mauled Chinese
withdrew from the battlelines.
1t. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway
said his Allied forces had won
decisive victory on these fronts.
"No Thought" to Parallel.
Gen. Ridgway, commander of
the 9th Army, told news con-
Evening star., 1951-02-19

(See STRIKE, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1951-02-19

D. c. Medic in Korea Escapes After Eight
Hours in Red Lines Poee Az
Trumon and BrodIey Deny Any Trimming
Of MoeArhur's Powers. Poae AS
U. N. Renews Efforts TO Negotiate Peoee
With Red China. Pose A-20
Evening star., 1951-02-19

(See BUTLER, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1951-02-19

(See KOREA, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1951-02-19

(See RFC, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1951-02-19

(See CRIME, Page A-4D
Evening star., 1951-02-19
uide for Readers

An Associated Press Newspop
Evening star., 1951-02-19

(See WAGES, Page A-30
Evening star., 1951-02-19

(See ESCAPE, Page A-3)
, 1951-03-27
Several Important
Cases Up for Triul
In District Court

Several important cases are up
for trial in the District Court which
opens today in Christiansted
They include Ohenio Felix,
charged with manslaughter, which
has been pending for some time;
Councilman Walter l. M. Hodge,
who will be up for trial on one
charge of grand larceny, two petit
larceny and possession of property
unlawfully; George San Kits, for
assault with intent to kill and un-
lawful possession of firearms.
Tomas Legillou, who is now
serving a fourteen year sentence
in Richmond Penitentiary for muir
der, has again asked the Court to
be heard, claiming that he has
new evidence to be presented.
In addition to the above, there
are seven divorce cases, 2 debt, 2
support one foreclosure, 2 con-
tempt and l change Of name.
In Frederiksted Norman Will
liams will be tried for first degree
burglary; Otis Browne, principal
of the Grammar School, will be
tried on a charge of assault and
battery on one of his pupils; Elias
Prince for petit larceny; Phillip
Williams and Donald Williams for
property unlawfully obtained.
These three latter were appealed
from the Police Court.
Attorney Almeric Christian will
appear for the defense in the
major cases. The Court will open
at 10 tomorrow morning.
, 1951-03-27
Willium Johunsen
To RESIGN From
Council for OPS Post

Governor de Castro stated to-
day that he has personally called
upon William Johansen to be in
charge of the Office of Price Stabi-
lization in St. Croix, under the Di-
rector of Price Sterilization in St.
Thomas, and that Mr.. Johansen
after careful consideration of the
Governors request, has decided to
accept the appointment.
The Governor stated that he
had requested Mr.. Johansen to ac-
cept this position for the reason
that during World War II, Mr.. Jo-
hansen's administration of the
OPA office in ST. Croix had been
outstanding and was a credit to
himself and to the people of St.
Croix. The Governor stated fur
Their that he regretted that Mr. Jo-
hansen has to leave the Legisla-
ture for this executive assignment,
but that he feels that MI. johann
sens knowledge of and experience
with price problems in Wrld War
II made him particularly eligible
for service in this period of ma
tional emergency.
, 1951-03-27
Mrs. L~dgonterie
Posses AwdY Quietly
At Her Home

Mrs. Blanche Lagonterie, mother
in-law of Assistant Commissioner
of Finance Ludwig Conrad, passed
away quietly at her home in Chris
tiansted at II o'clock last night.
She was IS.
Mrs. Lagonterie, born in Cas-
tries, st. Lucia, came to St. Croix
in 1917. She is survived by 3 sons
and two daughters, all except one,
Mrs. Conrad, are on the mainland;
and a sson is with the Gable Com
pany in South America.
Funeral were conducted from
the Holy Cross Roman Catholic
Church at 4:30.
, 1951-03-27
Miss Berthel of
Chicago University
Plans Return Trip

Miss Florence Berthel, secretary
to one of the scientists in the Uni
versity of Chicago, is planning a
return trip to st. Croix soon. Ar
irving here several days ago, she
knew nc one in the island but had
heard friends on the mainland
speak of the Island and decided
to have a 'look-see" during her
her vacation.
She has made many friends and
stated that Mr.. and Mrs. GILES of
the Hotel-on-the-Cay and their
staff made her stay a really very
happy one Each seem to take a
personal interest in her WE'LL be-
ing, she said.
, 1951-03-27
Orgunic Act Reform
Comm. Begins Public
Hearings Tomorrow

The Organic Act Reform Com
mittee will conduct its first Pub
lie Hearing on the proposed Or
ganic Act for the Virgin Islands
on Wednesday March %, 1851, at
$50 PM, Municipal Councils Of
fee, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
Radio discussions on the high
lights of the act will be conducted
by members of the Committee
prior to the commencement of the
Public Hearings. On Sunday after
noon, March Is, 1851, Committee
men Brown and Haywood were on
the air, over Radio Station VISTA,
at 2:30, and on Tuesday, March
81, 1851, at $50 PM, members
.McFarlane and Ottley will be
heard.
Public Hearings in st. Thomas
have been scheduled for $50 PM.
on March % and 20 at the NUM-
cipal Councils Chamber. In Saint
Continued on page ~
, 1951-03-27
congressman Due
To Arrive Here
Tomorrow for Visit

The visiting Congressional party
will arrive in ST. Croix tomorrow
by Air Force plane some time in
the morning and will return late
in the afternoon to st. Thomas.
The Appropriations Sub-Com-
mittee has indicated their desire
to meet with both Municipal
Councils jointly in st. Thomas the
latter part of this week after they
shall have familiarized themselves
with conditions in both islands.
The Governor is inviting the
Councils to meet in St. Thomas
$3.50 o'clock Friday afternoon of
this week.
, 1951-03-27
Several Hundred
Persons See Euster
Queen Crowned

Several hundred persons jam
packed the Jungle Casino on
browning of Miss Bernice Watson
crowninw of Miss Bernice Watson
as Queen O. the Easter Parade, by
Guy Reynolds, one of the proprie-
tors of the Comanche Club.
The program, sponsored by the
Faculty and Students of the Chris
tiansted Grammar School, was
very impressive. At IL o'clock a
Herald" announced the coming
of the Queen; a Guard of Honor
composed of the Junior Patrolmen
marched in and took up their DO
sitions on either side of the
throne" These were followed by
a little boy carrying the Grown"
and a little girl with a basket of
flowers. Then came the Queen, fol
Continued on page ~
, 1951-03-27
Bobby Sox Wins Feature Race;
CoqHown Takes 2nd&7h Heat
Prince Moon
Romps Home in
Maiden Race

Bobby Sox, Christian Hendricks
big chestnut stallion, coasted past
the finish line ahead of two vet
eran rivals, ST. Patrick and Beau
Geste to win the feature event of
Easter Mondays races. The three
horses came in almost in the same
manner that they left the starting
post. Last to start when the flag
was dropped was Beau Geste, ap-
paren tlyhandicapped by an atten-
dant who failed to release the bri-
die on time. However, the "Sox"
went around the track without a
whip. with Saint Pat hard on his
heels. Time was las.
The opening race was won by
Simple; whose time was l:9-4l5.
QUESTIONABLE took second place.
The third horse, Princess Pat was
officially scratched before the
race got under way but she ran,
apparently, for the exercise.
Coaltown, the "hero" Of the day.
ran ahead of Yankee Moon in the
Second Race. His time was 1888:
and in the seventh took on and de-
feated two topnotchers-Saint
-
Patrick and Beau Geste. The
fourth race saw two lively little
horses whose Jockeys were just as
lively; the horses were Don Vidal
and Dawn. The former won handi-
~. The timo was 1:12R
Prince Moon, a young fellow
that looks somewhat like Bobby
Sox, ran his maiden race against
TRANSMISSION, in the fifth. From the
start the Prince moved away a
few lengths ahead Of his rival and
never permitted him to get near
err until he romped by the judges
stand.
Mi-Janine was winner of the
Continued on page A.
, 1951-03-27
Administration Sturts
Program Of Truininq
European Doctors

DR.. John Moorhead has advised
the Governor that a program of
training of European doctors at
tached to the Health Department
staff to see phases of medicine in
Which they are most interested
and as practiced on the mainland
has been developed.
The first person designated to
go on leave is DR.. Arkadius Tamm,
Obstetriclan and Gynaecologist,
who is leaving the Virgin Islands
immediately to enter Johns Hop
klns Hospital for observation and
orientation.
, 1951-03-27
Scenic Beauty Of
St. Croix Impresses
Newest Visitors

Visitors to st. Croix continue to
marvel at its natural scenic beau
ties. Latest among these to express
their views are Mr.. and Mrs. Eli
M. Nathan and DR.. and Mrs. David
Levy of st. Croix.
The Nathans, who arrived yes
terday from a weeks stay in st.
Thomas also liked the sister is
lands, where they were entertain
ed by Governor Morris F. de Cas-
tro. They were introduced to Ad-
ministrator Harry E. Taylor this
morning by Canute A. Brodhurst
of the Avis. They are guests at the
Buccaneer.
DR.. and Mrs. Levy were equally
enthusiastic about the Islands.
They are guests at the Hotel-on-
the-Cay.
Evening star., 1951-12-18
PA r X | N CT0.N
ARLlNe eT0N, VA.

Clebe Rd. & Wilson Blvd.
Open Dolly 10 Am. to 8 Pm.
Mon. & Fri. 1880 to o:30P.M.
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Gla3S ~ ! a.. Act Secs 1la, i2n)
IN THE tpsGf oF THE COUNTY
JUDGE. Si0NWOE CoUN
FLORIDA. ~ PROBATE.
In re; EStHtp OF
JEROME MOTT AGE.
Deceased
To All Creditors and Per-
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mauds Against said Estate:
You and each of YOU are hereby
notified and required 20 present any
claims and demands which you, or
either Of you, may have against the
estate II Jerome Nottagc. deceRs cd.
late of said County, 60 the County
Judge OF Monroe County, Florida. at
his office iu the court house Of
said County at Key West, Florida,
Within eight calendar month"; from
the time Of the first publication 81
This notice. Each Claim or demand
shall be Ia writing aud shall state
the place of residence ana post of
flee address OF the claimant ana
Ntall DE sworn 20 by the claimant.
hin agent. or his attorney. and any
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shall BE Void
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AS AdministrAtriN OF the Estate 81
JEROME NOTTAGE. deceased
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orAS name liz Whteh assessed:
T. a. Garrett
Am of said property being ia tine
County OF Monroe. state of Florida
Unless such certificate ar certi-
ricatrs shall he redeemed according
Go law the property described IN
such certificate ar certificates VIII
be- sold 10 the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
dav in me month of July, la5l
which is the End DAY al duty, 1851.
ATEn rms gath dav of May.
A. n 1851
Orireuu Court
SraD Earl. ". ADAMS.
Clerk of Circuit Court of
Monroe County, Florida,
80 -. -. -, -.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TIT
SINrEENFH JnnltiAL tlhotit
or THE STATE or FLORIDA
IN And kOh MONROE COUNTY
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As Transportation

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trailer N ordian for scooter
or refrir%r 81, Marks, Mastic
Trailer Park. junl-2t