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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-20
RECORDS REVEAL GALS
HOOP PRoWESS

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. - Take 1t
from a fellow who makes his bust.
ness to find out, the gals are steal
ing the basketball limelight away
from the stronger sex.
A towering lass out in Monona,
Iowa, came up with a national re-
cord during the past season.
Norma Schoulte, six feet four
inch high school senior, scored Ill
points Jan. .,8 in leading Monona
to a 1927 win over Harpers
Ferry.
In the books of statistician
Steve Seman of Johnstown that
grasses all previous highs, including
those set by boys. e
For the past decade Seman,
railroad worker, has been scoring
hundreds of newspapers daily to
pick out scholastic basketball re-
cords.
Norma Schoulte scored 81 field
goals and three fouls in setting
her record. Two years ago, Steve
reports, Norma Overcrash, six
feet seven inch girl from Landis
High School in North Carolina
tailed 102 points as her team
trounced Spencer High 107-35.
However, to add to Miss Scho-
ulte's fame, she already has scored
3,722 points in four years of COM
petition
In the boys corner sieve reports
that joe WI IRE 40 tc1s with 10A
points scored last March for Union
Junior High in West Frankfort.
Ill. Walter Piekarski of Chicago
Tilden Tech holds the senior high
record with 81 points as his tear
beat Dunbar, 1928.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-20

A novel method of locating
uaterfowl nests is being tried
with excellent results by the Divi-
sion of Wildlife at Resthaven Wild
life Area in Erie County. Delmar
Handley waterfowl biologist and
Burt Karbler, farmer on the area,
have located 26 mallard and black
duck nests this spring by using a
farm tractor with the muffler re-
moved AS the tractor is driven
over the area, the throttle is
cracked" frequently, causing the
machine to backfire. This makes
a sound like the report of rifle
and any ducks nesting in the vi
cinity are flushed from their nests.
Handley also reports the location
of several pheasant nests and one
marsh hawk nest using this
method.
Location of waterfowl and
pheasant nests is d part Of the
wildlife survey at ReSthaVen which
is entering its third year. BY To-
eating as many nests as possible,
the project determines the number
of breeding pairs of waterfowl
in the sanctuary, then follows up
on the effects of predators on
nesting, number of young in the
broods and brood survival. The
project is part of a nationwide
survey to determine trends in
waterfowl production from year
to year. The Resthaven inveStiga-
ton is particularly important at
this time in order to measure
waterfowl productivity on the
area before new water develop
ments now in progress are COM
pleted.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-20
MIZELL Whitfield EN-

ST. LOIS, -P'-Manage
Eddie Stankya of the Cardinals is
expecting a lot from southpaw
rookie Wilmer Vinegar Bend)
Mizell. Last season with Houston
in the Texas League, Mizell struck
out 18 batters in one game, seven
teen i'm another and Is in still an.
other Three times he whitfield Is
men. He averaged better than 10
strileouts game.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-20
BROTHERS BREED
CHINCHiLLA

INDIANAPOLIS ikP) - Tw.
brothers started with two pairs of
chinchilla three years ago and now
they have 67 of the precious rod
cnts on their 250-acre chinchilla
ranch.
The chinchllla. valued at $500
pair, was almost extinct in 1922,
say Louis and Charles Darko. The
brothers say it will be several
years before enough breeding
stock is accumulated to put pelts
on the market
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-20

in background.
SHREWSBURY, Mass-A hen
named Hilda is laying radioactive
eggs in an experiment that may
help cancer victims and the aged
The big black hen is q guinea
pig in a study of cholesterol at
the Worcester Foundation for Ex-
perimental Biology here.
Scientists with Geiger counters
check Iilda's eggs to find out
more about cholesterol. fatty
substance manufactured in the
bodies of humans and animals.
DR.. Ralph / Dorfman, associate
director of the foundation, and
DR.. Erwin Schwenk are searching
under grants. from the American
Cancer Society and he Atomic
Energy Commission.
Egg YoIks Contain choIcstrol
ih1y odiu tiiG SItnt,Cl dIliOliito
of cholesterol are found in egg
yolks. So when they sought hen
they chose Hilda, a cross between
a Barred Rock and a Rhode Island
Red, and put her on a radioactive
diet.
Hilda is fed a radioactive ace
tate, solution much like vinegar
After the feeding her eggs are
studied to determine the effects on
her shells, yolks and egg whites.
DR.. Dorfman said the radio
active carbon is used as a tracer.
The acetic acid induces the pro-
duction of cholesterol. Because the
radioactive material is in the hens
system, the cholesterol is expos
ed and may be measured with
Geiger counter.
How 1t Works
The doctors said this is what
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-20
ARMS PRODUCTION hEAp,ED

ESSEN, Germany (AP) - The
new Allied-GerInan peace COR
tract" unclamps all but two Sc
curity controls over West Germ
any's gigantic industrial machine.
And that means that the biz
Ruhr steel mills again can pro-
duce such items as artillery
weapons, shells, tanks and similar
items.
Security controls, however, stip
ulatc that arms production must
be under authority Of the Euro
pean army. TIE other bans pro-
duction of atomic weapons, guided
missiles, meteorological weapons
and poison gas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-20
SPORTS
Use Tractor to Locate Game
Bird Nests in Wildlife Area

rison Lake, Fulton County; JEFF
fcrson Lake Jefferson County, and
John Bryan Park, Greene County.
These parks will not be open
for individual or family type use
until June /. Other state parks
which have been closed will be
brought to satisfactory standards
as rapidly as possible, the mana
cement section reported.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-20
DOUBLING IN TRACK

DURHAM, N. C.--tP,-All three
of Duke Universitys' track coaches
have other jobs at the institution.
Head coach Bob Chambers is Head
Trainer. Assistant Coach H NJ
Lewis is Business Manager of
Athletics. Assistant Coach Bob
Montfort is also the assistant
trainer.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-20
A LONG STREAK

NEW YORK -LP)-Joe DiMaggio's
famous 1941 hitting streak of Sc
consecutive games, longest in
major league history, lasted two
full calendar months. 1t represent
ed slightly more than one-third of
normal league season of 154
games.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-20
JAPANESE SET COAL GOAL

TOKYO-tP,-Japan's ministry
of international trade and industry
has set a 1852 coal production tar
get of 48 million tons-a220 per
cent boost over tonnage in 1915
when the Pacific war ended. Pro-
duction in 1851 was 451s million
tons. M
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-20
YUGOSLAvIA'S POPULATION
INCREASES

BELGRADE P-New census
figures recently released fix Yugo-
slavia's population at 16, 1886, ,504 as
of January l, and increase of &c.,
397 over three years ago. Bel
grades population is 390,733
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-05-20
IAP Newsfeatures

"A GALVANIZED household
pail, set aside for decorating
use, makes any paint job
easier and neater. II eliminates
spattering when stirring and
mixing paint. A wire across
the top makes it easy to wipe
excess paint from the brush.
After the job is done, rinse
the pail with turpentine, rub
clean with newspapers and
store for the next paint task.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

Carrier All Weather Squadrons,
He enlisted in the Navy in
May, l943, and was subsequently
selected to enter flight training
as an aviation cadet in the Navy
VS. program. In December, l945,
he was designated naval avia-
tor at Corpus Christi. Texas,
after completing the prescribed
flight training course
Lieutenant L,illesand will re-
port to Commander, Air Force,
Atlantic Fleet, u, S. Naval Sta
ton, Norfolk. Virginia, for fur.
ther assignment TO duty involv-
Ing flying.
"A graduate of Verona High
School. Verona, Wisconsin, Lieu
tenant Liliesand was a student
at the University of Wisconsin
before entering the Navy, Prior
to reporting To FAWTU, he
studied at the University of
Nebraska under the Navy five
term program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

When u. S. Marines were frs.
recruited in ITS, they were re-
quired' to-. furnish their own
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

of the Jury from the venire.
Court was recessed until 10 to-
morrow when the eases of Marion
r. Courtney and Herbert J. Cormi.
er accused of armed robbery come
before. the jury. s#
Courtney and Cormier are being
held in Monroe county jail on S14,-
600 bond each. They are charged
with robbing Logun's- South Beach
Patio restaurant last month. After
an excitingi chase by city police
the men were captured and
brought to Jail. They were given
a preliminary hearing before Peace
Justice Roy Hamlin who set their
bond and remanded them to jail
pending Jury trial.
The following six men are serv.
ing on the current jury which will
hear the non.guilty pleas.
Nathan T. Saunders, Robert G..
Mowles, Richard A. Knowles, S.
MeCurdy Mora, Bertis Roberts
and Charles j. Curry, Jr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Today's
Stock
Market

NEW YORK R-Modest strength
in the railroad section kept the
STICK market on steady basis
today.
The railroad division started out
unchanged almost all around, and
il gradually Improved; asTtfading
progressed and the government
took positive steps. to end the
strike on the New York Central
Railroad. :;
There was mere than average
backwardness in non-ferrouS met
ais, Colds, and chemicals.
Prices spread out over one
point range in either direction with
a few exceptions.
Amerada, a big recent gamer
on the strength of its operations
in the Williston Basin, was up be-
tween 6 and Z points at one time,
and Northern Pacific, also operat-
ing there, gained between 2 and 3
in one movement.
Higher stocks included Santa Fee,
New York Central, Southern Pa
cific, Texas Co.. Johns Manville,
Public Service Electric & Gas, An
aconda Copper, Dow Chemical,
Republic Steel, Chrysl.r, and Dou-
glas Aircraft.
Lower we're Standard Oil (ND,
U. S. Gypsum. Southern Califor-
MIA Edison, McIntyre-Porcupine,
American Cyanamid. U. S. Rub
Der, National Distillers, and J. i.
Case.
Curb stocks we're irregular with
lot of small losses scattered
around. Lower were Brown Co.,
Cuban Atlantic Sugar, Fansteel
Metallurgical, Fox Brewing, Jupi
ter Oils, Sapphire Petroleum, and
Trans Empire Oils. Higher were
Devon Oils, Molybdenum, Pan
coastal Oils, and Unexcelled Chem
ical.
|, Corporate bonds were quiet with
railroad loans little lower, U. S.
governments in the over the coun-
ter market were mixed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
YACHT RACE v q:
FESTIVITIES IN
HAVANA CANCELLED

Despite the Batista revolt, come
mercial vessels and aircraft have
free access to all Cuban ports i0s
day, Coast. Guard commandef III
Key West, 1t. Glenn Pearson streS.s
sed this morning after direct word
from the Seventh Coast Guard dis
trict in: Miami, -
1t. Pearson said that the State
Department order banning rela..
tives and frineds of yachtsmen in
the 284smile st. Petersburg Hava-
ma race from Havana harbor does
not apply to any other craft, sea or
air. Tsp.
Three pflhe yachts in that race
had net reached Havana last
night, Pearson said.
The 40-foot Tropicair with an
all.girl crew was sighted eleven
mics north of Cuba this noon.
Though not in the race the
girl-staffed yacht went along for
the trip.
She is the some yacht that
was missing, for two days in the
race last year.
The Nemesis which left Key West
at s this morning will continue III
patrol of the racing yachts.
Ii. Pearson received the follow.
ing wire from the Yacht racing
committee in Havana last night:
1--WE would appreciate if Nemesis
is sent to assist yachts and per.
| sonnet in the st. Petersburg Haya.
ma regatta. i"
The Nemesis whose home port is
st. Petersburg came into Key West
yesterday bringing some of the
racing officials from Havana.
The Water Witch and the Red
Bird, both yachts from the race
came into Key West yesterday hay.
ing failed TO make Havana. One
more vessel is still missing, ac-
cOrding to Pearson.
Inc hey west Coast Guard COM
mander said that yesterdays State
Department directive banning re-
latives and frineds of the racers
did not bar any other shipping or
aircraft from Cuba.
Early today the Immigration and
Customs officers in Key West had
received no instructions 10 hold up
shipping. Pearson Immediately RAJ
diced Coast Guard headquarters in
Miami. Their reply stated:
"No-repeat No instructions
have been issued causing diversioa
of commercial vessels or aircraft
from Cuban ports nor is this office
aware of any such instructions.
Commander Of the 7th Coast
Guard District Operations Office. =
The BatiSta revol, cancelled all
race festivities in Havana. The re.
volution broke out just as the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
US. Govt.
Cleanup Man
Denies Charge
Morris Testifies To
Senate investigators
That Ship Deals Lacked
Any "Wrong-Do Doing

WASHINGTON Up - Newboid
Morris, government cleanup man,
heatedly told investigating sena-
tors today there was no wrong
doing" in his connection with ship
deals which wound up with former
U, S. government tankers hauling
oil TO Red China.
And he denounced a law under
which group Of prominent per-
sons reaped 3M million dollars
profit--some $450,000 of il coming
from Morris clients-on $lO1 900
cash they invested in tankers pur-
chased from the government.
You bet your life, Mr.. Elan
agan." he told Subcommittee Coun-
sci Francis D. Flanagan who asked
il he thought the law was a bad
one.
And when get through down
here you'll have bill to correct
il"
Morris made clear he has no
intention Of resigning the govern.
ment cleanup job. He has been
under fire in CongreSs--mostly
from fellow Republicans--since
President Truman placed him in
it on Feb. 1.
Morris had hardly settled into
the witness chair Of the Senate in
vestigations subcommittee before
two senators suggested the White
House had arranged a le47 meeting
Morris had with u. S. Maritime
Commission officials about buying
surplus tankers. The senator's said
later testimony would show it.
Morris said he did not recall
that the White House had any hand
in il.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Naval Base Info
Officer Will Go
To PR Conference

Lieutenant Commander James
n. Foresman, Naval Station Pub
lie Information Officer is schedul-
ed to leave Wednesday for the Pen
socola Naval Air Station where he
will attend the 4th Volunteer Pub
lie Relations Seminar.
The meeting will feature talks on
current Naval plans, policies and
activities by representatives of the
Secretary OF the Navy, the Office
Of Naval Operations and the Mar.
Inc Corps.
On Friday an estimated sixty Of
ficers attending the seminar will
come to Key West where they will
inspect local Naval installations,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Permanent ]. s. Department
OF Investigation Suggested
By New .Newbold Morris Aide

WASHINGTON H1 - A new top
figure in the Newb0ld Morris gov
crnment cleanup campaign today
suggested the possibility of a per.
lmanent u. S, Department OF In
sestigation.
The idea was advanced. by 46-
Sear.old Morton Baum, former
New York City alderman and tax
counsel. Morris, special assistant
10 the attorney general, named
Baum Monday night as chief depu,
ty in his projected investigation
into official misconduct.
Morris said that Baum, a one.
time assistant u. s. attorney in
New York and now in private law
practice with his brother, former
State Sen, Lester Baum, had ac-
cepted the appointment lat great
personal sacrifice,
He will be In charge Of the in
vestigation here whenever Morris
is absent.
Morris, a Republican and former
president Of the New York City
Council. also announced these other
appointments:
Albert Pleydell, former New
York City commissioner OF pur.
chase, us 4 consultant; Willard
Carmel. connected with New
York's Department Of Investigation
for 20 years, as assistant program
control officer; and George Cutler,
Boston attorney, as junior counsel.
Deputy Baum told newsmen in a
brief interview that he would moi
have come to Washington merely
10 take part in a small-time witch,
hunt
Rather, he said, his interest lay
in . broad study Of why public
servants 20 wrong, and long.term
action to minimize the temptations
arising in n government organiza.
ton handling billions.
Morris himself went TO Capitol
liiil today to Tell Senate com.
mittee about his New York laN
firms connections with surplus
tanker transactions now under in
vestigation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Masked BalIAt
East Tower Gaps
Semana Allegro

Directly following the.Sfinal per.
Torrance of the Semaia Allegro
Pageant County Beach 3onight at
p. m.), gala masked. ball will
be held at East Marteilo Tower.
Those who can are urged to come
IN costume, but masks veil be avail.
able at the door. Music will be pro-
vided by Gus Ayala'S orchestra.
The old fort has been specially
decorated for the OCCASION and a
full moon will illuminate the pic.
turesque setting, providing the
weather doesn't 60 off on aonther
tangent. For members OF the Sc
mana Allegro Pageant, free tickets
are being provided.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
LTJC. LilIesand
Is Transferred

1T. tJGl ALAN M. LILLE
SAND. USN. son of Or. and Mrs
Joel T.. Lillesand. Verona, Wis
consin, has recently completed
q four months course in All
Weather Flight at the Fleet All
Weather Training Unit, Key
West. The course consists of
advanced flight training in in
struments and night tactics de-
signed to qualify the pilot for
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
NEWS NOTES

JACkSUNVILI4E nj - UnIy 70
cases Of polio have been reported
in Florida so far this year COM
pared with "A for the corresponding
period last year, says the State
Board of Heath's DR., l.. l.. Parks.
ORLANDO R John Lotion,
Orlando, Monday withdrew his can
didacy for U. S. representative
from the Fifth Congressional Dis
trict because my personal fortune
is not sufficient" TO let him cover
the 10000 square miles of the dis.
trict.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Smith Sent
T'oCty. Jail
For Two Years
Cormier And Courtney
Accused Of Armed
Theft To Come Before
j; Jury Tomorrow Al 10

! Willie Smith was cdasicted by. a
Criminal Court jury pf breaking
and entering and sentenced to two
years in Monroe county Jail BY
Judge Thomas Caro- this morning.
The first jury trial of this ses.
sion of Criminal court began at 10
this morning following the. selection
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Harry Dongo Runs
For Reelection
To Criminal SQUIRT

Criminal Court Clerk Harry
oongo qualified for reelection 10.
day by filing for fhs Democratic
primary Nay 8.
oonso hes held the office for
three terms. He win be- running
The fourth time.
Joe A. Johnson qualified for she
nomination 10 NE stsiee 81 con.
stable. second district. This
makes the race . fhves.eernersd
one with Jose Esplnsss incvm.
bent and Charles g. pspy 81.
ready qualified.
oesdiins for qualifying Tor HE
May primaries Is this Saturday
at noon. County Clerk EsvI Ad.
ans said.
Portugal has an area of about
8, 400 square miles, slightly small.
err than Indiana
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11

CHIEF MUSICIAN ALBERT NJ KELLY Independence, Mo,
hand to lead The Contestant Band when ii welcomed
Independence born President Harry S. Truman through the
gates OF the Naval Station Friday Kelly who
years in the Navy lives at 914 South Liberty
Street in Independence good Democrat like the rest OF his
family Kelly spent BE in japanese prison camp II
Singapore during World War II following the sinking of his
ship the Cruiser Houston He also veteran of nine
months Of Korean action which included both the nchon and
Wonsan landings Kelly, who remember Mr. Truman from
back when considered it quite honor be able to
play for the Chief Executive
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-11
Commercial Vessels, Aircraft May
Enter Cuban PortsDespite Revolution

'scheenersBen Bow, owned by Gep.
"a Bass Crosse Point, Mich. en-
tered the harbor.
- THE Ben Bow circled the har-
btr until the firing stopped and
then, locked" Pearson said.
The Coast Guard cutter Nemesis
entered aboatsa yfshe. As
the crew Of thu Ao0d on
deck salutiEg The mag, bull
lets began flying overhead, No one
was hit according to the AP.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04

The total number is approx
imafely ~ per cent greater
than the fall term of 1881. Area
students entering MSc are rs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04

Both Vla
and Wolit'u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04

priSed her husband Charles. on Sat
l.rdav evening with a lovely party.
Among the many guest present 10
wish Mr. Clifton Happy Birthday
were. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Partee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Simson, Mr. and Mrs.
Pierce.
After spending 4 months in
Georgia and New York, MIR. Banks
Simons of E.. Phila. has returned
to Detroit. MIR. and Mrs. d.
Shanto are enjoying the beauty of
their new home on Massachusetts,
Avenue, Highland Park. Mrs. Oar
lean Shanto is we'll known in the
musical circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Charleston
OF West Grand BIN Il are happy 70
ha>e their mother. Mrs. Tempus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04

the piano by Margafr A,a,.
Mrs. Chisholm paNe ,er, y
ly program; the ri,n re>onsra.'
her voice was enjoyed ~ vsrs
preciative audience rne ,r,.,
beautifully gowned Char,a''
green net combined h ,e,..
the same color
She Is a gradual The n.,.
Institute of Mu>i,a Arts And .
studied under Mn. Whitney !, .
New England Con atorv r B
ton. Mass. and az p nj "a
ing with DR.. kem a VEN
Of Ann Arbor, Mich
Send rs your nA or eal
5-9774.
AuieH Nf aeXr week.
l.f
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04
BY LOWELL LOCKE

Everyone wishes to have truth
on his side, but il is not everyone
that sincerely wishes to be on the
side Of truth. "-Whately.
The Patron Of Arts had a VERY
successful kick off Party on
Wednesday evening. The party
Was held al the Detroit Association
OF Women's clubs on Brush Avenue
Mrs. Gladys Poe WAS the chairman
for the affair. assisting her were
MeSdames Sarah Roach, Beldon
Lester, j. Hill and Ruby Bennett.
Mrs. Beulah Brewer addressed the
guests or The Value of Member
ship" a repa>t was served.
Mrs. Clifton Of Theodore, sur
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