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Evening star., 1951-01-26

land last year investigated the
Reds-in-G Government charges OF
Senator Mccarthy, Republican, OF
Wisconsin and at first was denied
State Department loyalty files.
Mr.. Truman later changed his
mind and made them available.
Republicans asserted the files were
inadequate and also demanded
access to the FBI's raw" flles.
The President said that all the
commission members had to do
was ask him and he would give
them permission to inspect per-
sonnel file.
Chairman McCarran. whose
judiciary group has scheduled a
new investigation of subversives,
had this comment:
Congress hasn't had the kind
of access to files that amounts to
anything. We have been trying
to get it for years. I myself have
been denied it even in connection
with nominations which the
Judiciary Committee needs to in
vestigate."
Michigan's Senator Ferguson
Evening star., 1951-01-26
BY the Associated Press

SANTA MONICA. Calf. Jan.
26.-Singer Ginny Simms has sued
Hyatt Robert Dehn for divorce
again, charging mental cruelty
and asking for custody of their
two minor children. She filed a
divorce suit against him, in 1948
but there was a reconciliation.
Miss Simms, 80, and Mr.. Dehn,
42-year-old engineer, were mar
ried in 1945 and separated three
weeks ago.
She said in her suit that she
earns $1.100 a month as a radio
singer, doesn't know what her
Evening star., 1951-01-26

Here are important savings! Broken lots at
1885 but you'll find most all sizes in the
group Fine all-wool topcoats, overcoats,
zip-lined coats and suits in smart patterns and
styles. Many of the suits are suitable for year.
around wear
Evening star., 1951-01-26
Gnny Simms Again Sues Husband for Divorce

husbands income is. but wants
reasonable alimony and support
for the children
Evening star., 1951-01-26

Burma is buying insecticides
to use on stored items-rice,
pulses, peas and beans.
Evening star., 1951-01-26
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ZipoerS
90 (Mn) 3
45 Shirts (Nen's A.
1000
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80 spoIdna Golf snoU s) l.
22O Spodno Shoes
Evening star., 1951-01-26
|l5<l<IE a'z!(1l<|s EQUIPMENT

Ouontt
1s Cotond Commander kon String Tennis Rockets l35o 5st
broken Las
BOYS Grk
Evening star., 1951-01-26

You can choose from suits of imported hand
woven Harris Tweeds Sharkskins clear
finished Worsteds, Flannels and fine all-wool
Gabardines. Plenty of popular plain blues
and browns. Many with handstitched edges.
COATS =. Zip-lined all-wool Coverts and
Gabardines :. Imported tweeds and cheviots.
California weights and heavy weights.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-06
(6ortietuna)

uGs iino ibrer 5pei," entgegnete
Gballmel nit einem gelpilien gta6.
orud.
Ei6enet puBte bos lelblt re6t gut
Seood Greerte i'm Oie @lei6itelluna
Worielens nit 8lan6e 10 iebr, uls
1uenn ieine Oflltter cine l6reienoe I'm,
gerebtigfeit begangen batte.
~Sb," iagte er it6eren Cones, ~id
meine Die 9leltere :"
sd aber lpre6e BON ser Siinge.
rem" ertpioerte langiam Die quite
SSrau.
BiGenet lieb Sen &opf iinfen
v8lon6e," logte Gbaumel, n8lon.
de lit llnier gutter Gngel; Oenn iie III
es, pelcbe itia uno gerdlti6los mie
oie gottlide 8arnber5igfeit 5l1 uns
fommt. @enn ba5 @ebet elmer armen
5ral1 etpos permag, 10 miro 8londe
i6on bienieoen ba5 Simmelrei6 ge,
hirnen."
8ihenet mlrmelte: vslio ni6t
Otarielle bot Sic sllmoien gegeben!"
Se1nem iiberiponnten Stol5 lit es
tpobl 5u5ltrouen, baB er in @eoan,
fen bin3ulette: uGelto belier!"
GbaumeI batte inoes feline Belt
Iein Stiai6meigen 81 oeuten, oenn er
1tmi6long lie 5drtlid uno fiiBte ite
auf Die 9lugen, ais pollte er iie oas
bltr6 am Seben perbinoern.
yIu battelt redt, Mir bas 81
iagen, 0eutter!" rief er faIt fr0blif
aus. uSSSa, ia, ib iperoe gebor6en!
Siebe," nad 0raltBen 5eigeno, vOaS
Sell lit i6pn 5ure6tgemo6t! Son
beute ob ner0e i6 es regelmdBig be.
Iteigen: i6 berlpre6e es Sir"
Gbaumel bate i'm 5u oieiem Ser.
1pre6en getrieben; glei6nobl NOR lie
nun traurig boriiber, ooB er es ge.
geben. v@ebe ser Simmel, oaB es bos
1ettemol it'll" iagte lie nit einem
tiefen Seuf5er.
Bi6enet erbob iid. Ct bolte eine
Sadie bon beu6lauem, nit Stlber.
FILTER our6nirftem 8aumtpou5eug
1pel6e ibm Wolbruf om Worgen &c.
geben batte. uSiebe, mie l60n i6 aus.
leben tper0e!"
Sranen fiillten tpieoerum Oi(
slugen Ser or1nen Srau. Bi6enet
mari bie Sadie fort uno fniete DO,
Gbaumel nieoer.
r9lber penn ou tpeinit, Wtutter,
1agte er flebentli6, mo ion i6 6enr
tpieoer Wtut bernebmen?"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-06
9as SeiteiIen

Gicomteiie oe Wargomel trug eine
Hobe BON gelbem 0amalt, tuel6er
odtuno5nan5ig Sronten Oie gue
foltete Sic fonnte es nidt iibers Sera
bringen, Iid ni6t oon1it Dor Ser
8icomteie Oe 2onoipi5p gu briiiten,
lpel6e ibr bierauf nit ser 8emer=
flung biente, ooB Sic 8arnitur bon
8riineler Spiten an ibrem &leioe
IS 2ouisoor gefoitet babe
Gicomteile le 8rec ou 2urb bate
ibre 9tobe bon 6ineiii6em Seioen-
Itoff NIT Gbnlibem 8elat mooerniiie=
rem lallen; ser 8iirteI mar na6 Der
neuelten Mobe. @icomteiie bu Son-
nibic, tpelfe i'm @lan5 ibrer Sbon-
belt pier5ig Sabre lang Elm 1uItiges
2eben gefiibrt, trug Elm &oltiim BON
olipenfarbenem 9ltlas nit braunroten
8dnOern belett, ipelde auffalleno
l6illerten.
8iconteIle Sc 8alirouet ibren
&opf nod ettpos b0ber als getp0bn-
lid traeeno, bate etlpa 5pei 0uteno
StrauBenfebern in ibrem &opfput
untergebra6t. Sic lab aus tpie Elm
ol1fgeputter &atafalf.
Die anoeren Gicomteiien batten
uufgemenoet, mas ibre Wfittel ibnen
erlaubt batten.
Ser Gbepalier Sc 8aoabreur, ge-
puoert ipie elm Suait, 5eigte iib gum
erItenmal in einem &of bon tauben-
grauem Itlas, beilen S6nitt aus oen
Hitter5eiten entlebnt 5u lein i6ien.
0e Boilbriant bate Ieine @aben tpie
bel auBeroroentli6en 8eri6tstage1
uusitnffiert. 0e la @uerbe trug einen
berrlid gefaBten 9iamanten i'm @ert
BON 1000 2ouisoor.
9e 8enpern, ser Nieoer= =9retogner,
batte meoer sltlas, nod @aoen, nod
Wanibetten al1f5uipeiien; oa er aber
am ielbieen Morgen cine itarf nit
&noblaud eetpiir5te &ammelfeule
per5ebrt bate, 10 umgab i'm trot
oes BEL bieier geabl5eit rei6li6 ber-
tilgten 3ioers elm itarfer, appetit-
rei3enoer &noblau6geru6. 9ieier
@belmann ipar i'm iibrigen dnma-
BEND, trug Nagel in ieinen S6uben,
1bnarrte beim Spre6en in b0bIt auf-
fdGiger @eile unb n1a9te bon ieiner
I6arfen @affe riidlt6tsloien Sc.
braub gegen ale bieienigen tpel1e
es tpaaten, linn ihren @ioermiGen
gegen &noblaubouft 5u 5eigen.
@ir miiiien inoes gelteben, oaB ii6
sum 1Seite bes Marquis bon NopaI
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-06
Die &priteanns / Eidenets
Sriumpb

Ser Sanobiigel, welher Sic 9iitte
Walbrufs BON SEM 8arten See
S6loiles bon Nopal trennte uno Ser
unter Sem 9tamen uSiigel bon
ct. Weloine" befannt mar, bate ieit
einigen Stllnoen iein slusieben ielt.
lam per1nbert. lleberaq ging es feIt,
li6 gu. ga ser 3. sunni al1f einen
Sonntag fiel, 10 belu.ltigte lid audi
oas getpobnli6e Golf bon Hennes in
leiner 9lrt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-10-06

beran!"
Wariel1e bate bie slugen nie0er=
gelblagen; leidte 3udungen belpeg-
ten ibre 2ippen.
uslber Serr oe 8aoabreur," rief
Der Wtarquis 5ornig, vlpel6es Sci
lert geben Sic uns oa gum beIten!?
&onnten Sic nibt Elm et1pas neniger
ldauerli6es Sbema sur Spra6e
bringen?"
Ser Serr G6epalier b1tte menig=
items BEL ieiner gr51blung ni6t 10
Iebr iibertreiben loqen," iugte 2acu=
5an nit rubiger 1no flongpouer
Stimme. g5 mar bies Oas erlte 8ort,
pel6es er leit ieinem gribeinen an
Der Safel geiproden bate.
SD Oenfe, Serr @raf," entgeg=
nete 9aOubreur e1npfinoli6, voaB ser
Sefretar oes @eribtsbofes mobl mil
len fann
~Serr Gbebalier," llnterbra6 i'm
Sacu5an, vgeItern fam mein &ammers
oiener nit Der 9ea6ridt 5u mir aufs
S6loB, baB man oreibunoert Berlo=
men in Der porbersebenoen gea6t be-
erolgt babe. Sd bite pielmals I'M
Ser5eibnng, meine 0amen! Oos
gnoe meiner @eidi6te lit ni6t 10
lblimm pie ibr slnfang. Sd ber-
folge al,fmerfiam oen 8erlauf ser
I6redli6en gpioemie, ipeil sic er1ten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23

these occasions. enjoy them most of the time
like to enjoy my food too, and do, if my hostess
let's me- Nervousness before talk has never affected
my taste buds The eye of hostess, however rveted
on my food consumption does affect them. The essence
of good manners it seems to me. is when hostess,
having provided palatable meal for her guests, does
not impose on them an obligation to enjoy it.
LIZ AN entreaty comes floating down to me as am
helping myself, Il do hope you like chicken, Miss
Kinbrough. don't believe you're taking very good
piece. Try that bit of breast just to the left" am
ratified I've been made conspicuous and I'm oppressed
by the burden of having to show my appreciation of the
chicken I should like to be able to say spontaneously
that the food is delicious but don't want to make,
as they say in Hollywood, "a production" of it.
am asked to party primarily, hope. for the pur-
given square meal But can enjoy neither one nor
the other under surveillance. When l entertain, l
count the party if the talk is brisk and lively,
but I've frequently hostess retreat into injured
silence because the food has not been eaten in the guam
tity she had anticipated.
My suggestion is: put imagination and effort into
planning and preparing menu. Then when the food
is served consider it pleasant background to the
party. Eating. think should be an enjoyable pas
time, not social responsibility.
HOW MANY MEN tactful tosoard their sCires?
Read Hair-Stylist Victor VitO's adrice ira every
bOoy's Etiquette' next sceek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-23
HOW TO STUFF A GUEST
by Emily kimbrough
AvIHoa or THE IMMoeEHTs FROM INDIANA"

CoMETIMEs I wonder what hostesses
~ want-a good time for their guests
or every scrap of food eaten up. Dur
ing my winter lecture tours, am fire.
quently asked to dine at the home of
member of the organization sponsoring
the lecture. Most lecturers deplore
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
Negotiators See
General Ridgw'a3y

TOKYO. Aug. 6.-tP).-U. N,
negotiators have conferred with
General Ridgway here on the
next move in the suspended
arrnistice talks.
The negotiating team few
from Korea to General Ridgway's
headquarters after the Chinese
Reds said the presence of armed
troops near the conference site
Saturday was an accident. The
Reds asked that the talks be re-
sumed Immediately.
Presumably. Ridgway and his
negotiating team drafted a reply
to the Reds. Ridgway had broken
off the talks in protest against
the neutrality violation.
When and if the talks resume,
the cease-fire negotiators will
again come to grips with the
deadlocked issue of where TO
draw the armistice line.
The Reds have been demand
ing a saith Parallel buffer zone.
The I'm ON the other hand wants
the line anchored on the present
battle line, much of which is in
side North Korea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
Delinquent
Girl Sent
School
End Juvenile Delinquent
Has Been placed On
Probation BY Judge
Eva Warner Gibson

Juvenile Court Judge Eva War.
ner Gibson stated today that the
ID year old colored girl, a delin-
quent who was turned over 10
the court after being in the COM
pany of rs year old colored sail
or and AZ year old Rudolph Saw
yer. Key West negro, was to be
sent to a boarding school. The ex-
pense will be arranged by the
mother of the girl
The second juvenile delinquen;
girl aged Is. has been placed on
six months probation.
The sailor was charged with
druken driving after being ar
rested last week by Florida State
Highway Patrolman NJ. j. Wild
er.
Sawyer is being investigated by
authorities,
The four were apprehended
when a resident near Perky Lodge
hearing screams and a commotion,
called the Florida Highway Pat
rol who arrived a few minutes
after the group had driven away,
Wilder caught up with the car
after pursuing il across the Seven
Mile Bridge on Highway No. /.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
BoyleDeniies
He Will Quit
His Post
Says He Has
Always Conducted
Himself Honorably

WASHINGTON. Aug. S.tR
Democratic Chairman William
Boyle, Jr., has denied any In
tention to resign his post. He
made his comment after . White
House conference with President
Truman. ss
Boyle has been charged with
being involved in an RFc loan
obtained by a St. Louis finn. 4
ST. Louis paper. Post Dispatch,
said the company failed in three
efforts to get a malf-milhon-dol-
lar loan bat then retained Boyle
and got it.
Boyle has denied any connec-
ton with the loan. And he told
newSmen today:
Il have always conducted N.Y.
self honorably."
Boyle spent half an hour at
the White House, making his
first cali there since the story OF
the RFC loan first came out. lie
said he discussed the matter with
President Truman and added.
Il was elected by the Jemo-
cratic party TO serve until after
the Democratic convention, Ny
intention is TO serve out my full
term, which lasts until the con-
vention in July, 1852.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
Record Budget
orPeacetime
Is Approved
Military Budget
l. Set At
$4,000, 100000

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6. Up,
The House Appropriations
committee has approved 4 rec
ord peacetime military budget of
56-billion, 62-million, 405, 800
dollars.
The total is one-billion, 542-
million, sos, 500 dollars less than
requested by President Truman.
1t does not include four and
one-half billion dollars for pub
lie works construction to be con-
sidered later this year. Nor does
| it include financing Of the fight
.Ag in Korea since June 30th.
The bill for that is to be footed
in d later measure.
With that exception. however,
the present measure is to finance
the defense departInnt for the
fiscal year ending next June 80.
tn House committee sent the
big money bill TO the House for
debate which starts on Wednes-
day. Accompanying the measure
was a statement by Democratic
Representative George Mahon of
Texas which sharply rebuked
the military for wasteful man
power and procurement practi-
ces. Mahon is chairman of sub
committee that wrote the bill
after several months of hearings.
More than half the bills total
is for buying military hardware
tanks, planes, guns, rockets,
weapons and other supplies for
a military nanpower force of
three and one-half million men.
About l5-billion dollars is for
aircraft and component parts to
give this country what the COM
mittee called "the most power
full striking force ever placed in
the hands of any nation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
Motorcycle-T
Crash Sunday

Elaine D. Sopka, driving a mot
orcycle hit the left side of truck
driven by Mr.. McDuffie of the
Post Office Hotel Sunday at $50
p. m, Police Chief Joseph Kemp
said today,
Miss Sopka passed McDuffie on
the left side as he was going TO
turn on First street and Roosevelt
boulevard.
Damage to the truck was to the
left front fender The motorcycle
smashed its three front lights and
front fender.
Patroiman w. L. James gave
Miss Sopka d summons for reck-
less driving and causing an acct
dent. He gave McDuffie a sum-
mons for reckless driving, hav-
ing an accident and failure to have
a drivers license.
Miss Sopka lives at the Trade
Winds hotel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
Connie Can Come
Home With Son

PARIS. Aug, 6--lP1.The u. S.
embassy in Paris says Mrs. Philo-
mine Kreisier Kirkwood can
come home voluntarily. or face
extradition proceedings. She's ac-
cused of kidnapping spiriting her
eight-year-old son out Of the
United States-perhaps to take
him behind the iron curtain.
Her former husband. George
Kreisler. says she is a Communist
and has taught her son Tom Com
munis1n. He made the charge of
kidnapping when she disappeared
from New York and tlirned up
aboard . ship bound for France.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
Hurt I'm Home

Police took L. c. Taylor and his
wife TO Monroe general hospital
last night at 1880 for wounds re.
ceived when a window fell ON his
head and arm, and hurt her arm.
PatroiTnan Nelson Davenport
said he found Taylor and his wife
sitting on the porch of their house
at ll27 Catherine street. He was
bleeding from his head and arm
and her arm was bleeding.
Taylor has a one and one-half
inch cut over his right eye. two
inch cut on the inside of his right
arm below the elbow and a one
inch cut on the back of his right
arm above the elbow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
Objection Made
To Sale Of Bay
Bottom Lands

The City Planning Com
mission al their regular
meeting Friday night in the
City Hall inierposed strenuous
objections TO the sale of Bay
Bottom Land along Hoose-
welt Boulevard.
The motion adopted una
nimously reads as follows:
The City Planning Corn
mission disasrees with the
policy Of the City Commits
sion in adopting q compro-
missing attitude in regard 10
the ale Of Bay Bottom
Lands lying Northwest and
NortherlY Of Hoosevelt
Boulevard; and further that
the City Planning Commits
sion recommends 10 the City
Plan Board that strenuous
objection be offered TO the
sale Of anY and all subrnerg-
ed lands lying along Hoose.
welt Boulevard on both the
Bay and the Atlantic Ocean
side.
Members Of the Planning
Commission were of the
opinion that sale Of submerg-
cd land in this area would
deprive the city Of KeY West
of one Of its most scents al.
fractions.
Practically all OF the
waterfront land in the Ctr
is privately owned with the
exception of the S oufh
Beach at the foot of Duvsi
and the Monroe County
Beach area.
The Planning Commission
feels that this area should
remain undeveloped AZ IL is
regarded as one of tie out
Standing attractions 10 the
resident and visitor alike.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
Man Stabbed

Charles Williams is in jail To-
day charged with stabbing James
MacTosh Of the A & B Fish conn
pany in the neck. left arm and
left side of the back with an ice
pick. Police Chief Joseph Kemp
announced today.
MacTosh received first aid I'M
der Patrolrnan Robert Garrison's
supervision.
The stabbing occurred Sunday
morning at $40. according to po-
lice. Garrison was sent 70 Petronia
street where Officer Harris had
Williams in custody. Harris show
ed Garrison the ice pick with
which he said Williams had stab
bed MacTosh.
Williams is charged with as
sault and battery with . deadly
weapon and having concealed
weapon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
Meacllaln Suit
Extension To
Sept. Is Asked
City Attorney Lester
Says Stuart Patton
Informs Judge Wiseheart
On Rostponing Filing

Stuart Patton, Miami lawyer
assisting City Attorney M, Igna-
thus Lester, on the Meacham air
port acquisition case, is asking
Circuit Court Judge Marshall
Wiseheart to extend the deadline
for filing an amended suit until
September Is.
The action came as a result OF
Fridays meeting of city officials
ana hey West Improvement Inc,
owners of the 264 acre Mescham
airport.
>. Pierre Robineau, attorney
for the owners said that he could
not give an answer on City Man
ager Dave Kings offer of $780,
vVu for the airport until reason.
able time had elapsed.
In Difference to his request,
city commissioners voted nnani-
mously to postpone all action on
the case until September 8. At
torney Lester said that would
require his asking for an extern
sion of the filing deadline on the
amended suit.
The September is extension Is
81 days after the original dead
line.
Meanwhile appraisers for Key
West Improvement Inc. are al
work. Robineau said, assessing
the present value of the field. Il
is part of an $50 acre tract
bought by the company for $500
900.
Assessed valuation for the
whole tract of $50 acres is sl63,-
! 900.
When the company bought the
airport from Key West Realty
company it was under condem-
nation proceedings brought by
Monroe county. Though $4,000
was unmarked by the County
solely for airport purchase, the
county never continued its suit.
The city of Key West entered
the airport situation last winter,
when Civil Aeronautics Admin
u'ontinaed On Page Eight,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
S. Representative
Here Tomorrow

Mrs. Louise Kyle, social secur-
ity field representative. win be
at the Florida state employment
office. 3i4 Simonton street, from
$3.50 a. m. until 500 p. m. Tues
day and Wednesday. August Z
and 8.
You and your family will have
greater security under your new
social security law. Be sure TO
contact Mrs. Kyll and ask for a
copy of the table from which you
can estimate your farnily's pay
ment under the new law when
you retire or after your death.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
Child Runs Into
Car; Leg Broken

William Robert Allen. aged Is,
ran into the right front fender Of
Amos Sawyers car on Eaton
street. broke his leg. dislocsted his
ankle and cut his right elbow.
Saturday night at 10 p. m, Police
Chief Joseph Kemp reported to-
day.
Allen, police said. was running
south on Grinnell street with two
other boys when Sawyer was
driving West on Eaton street
Sawyer stopped his car when he
saw the boys. but Allen ran into
the right front fender Of his car.
police said.
The Allen boy was taken to the
Navy Hospital for treatment and
examination.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
Dave Lee Will
Talk To Engineers

The Key West Engineers Club
win meet in building SIS at the
Seaplane Base August IA. at 8
p. m. Guest speaker for the &C.
casion will be Dave Lee. Director
of the Bureau of Sanitary Engin-
eering, Florida State Board of
Health.
Among the guests invited 10 at
tend the meeting are Dave King,
Key West City Manager and the
City Commissioners.
Topics to be covered in Lees
talk include: Garbage Collection
and Disposal. Water Supply Sys-
TEN, Sewerage Collection System
and Sewage Disposal Plants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
Flowers Fall
On Hiroshima

TOKYO, Aug. 6,-t,P-Flow-
ers instead Of an A-bomb fell on
Hiroshima. Japan today-the 9th
anniversary of history's first
atomic bombing.
Three veterans of the Korean
war manned the U. S. bomber
which ,lew over the city, along
the same route travelled by the
H-29 superfort which dropped
the atom bomb on Hiroshima on
August 9. l945.
Two wresths fluttered to earth
near the ruins of the roundabout
ed japanese industrial promo
ton hall. now memorial To that
fateful day six years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
Kerosene Lamp
Critically Burns
W oman Today

Mrs. Maria Alvarex. So.
was critically burned over IS
per cent Of her body. this
morning when a kerosene
lamp fell on q lighted gas
stove and exploded. DR.. Ed
ward Gonzales attending ply
stefan said.
Mrs. Alvarez hes fourth de-
gree burns IN their intensity.
They cover almost her entire
body. he said.
Her children are trying 10
locate their father. Manuel
Alvarez. who is in Cuba. DR..
Gonzslez hopes that he will
get here in time TO see his wife
Al Galley Memorial hospital.
Mrs. Alvarex lives al SOS
Truman avenue. She has nine
children. according to DR..
Gonzalez
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-08-06
Cuban Senator
Shoots Himself
After Broadcast

HAVANA. Cuba. Aug. g.
PA 43-Year-old Cuban
senator is in grave condition
today after having shot him
self as he finished a radio
broadcast. Senator Eduardo
Chibas is a violent critic of
the Cuban administration and
had just denounced the re-
sirne Of President Carlos Prie
Soccaras.
AS the senator finished
speaking. he said:
Il gave the people OF Cuba
one alarm. They did not re-
spond. I'm giving them an
other alarm" He whipped
out pistol and fired. The
bullet entered his abdomen.
A spectator in the radio
studio also was slightly
wounded.
a fiery figure. the senator
has fought several duels over
politics. but no one has been
seriously hurt.