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Evening star., 1952-04-30
StengeI to JuggIe InfieId
After Coleman Departs

NEW YORK. April 80 (P.-
Jerry Coleman plays his last
games for the Yankees today in
the double header with st. Louis.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
With Bill Leetch

anglers here over the week end
extended a good way along the
Atlantic seaboard, putting an end
to channel bass fishing in the
Nags Oregon Inlet area and
to bluefishing which had started
offshore at Hatteras. The first
big catch Of blues was reported a
week ago. It was made in the
vicinity Of the Outer Diamond
wrecks by two Virginia Beach
anglers. Most of the 201 fish
boated were Of snapper size, but
some ran up to as much as a
pound and a half in weight.
West Virginia's trout season
opened last Saturday with thou
sands of anglers visiting lakes
and streams, regardless of weather
conditions. West Virginia stocked
more than 100000 legal-sized
trout prior to the opening day and
is holding a similar number for
later stocking. Instead of sepa-
rate limits on brook, brown and
rainbow trout there will be a COM
bined limit of 10 a day and 100
a season this year. There are no
length limits in West Virginia this
year, although it is not required
that undersized fish be kept when
caught.
Biggest white perch we've seen
so far this year was one caught
Monday by Don w. Seegrist while
fishing with Bill Fletcher in a
pond near the Potomac. The
big fellow, landlocked from a pre-
vious flood, was nearly IA inches
long. IL inches in girth and
weighed / pound 10 ounces. He
fell for plain angleworm bait.
Evening star., 1952-04-30

Ten years ago-The Brooklyn
Dodgers bought Schoolboy
Rowe from Detroit for an esti-
mated $4,000.
Evening star., 1952-04-30
Commissioner Assailed.

Both the judge and Vincent
O'Connor. assistant district at
torney, who spearheaded the in
vestigation for District Attorney
Frank Hogan. expressed apprecia-
ton for the cooperation received
from Gov. Lawrence Wetherby of
Kentucky, Donovan and Kirwan.
Judge Streit, however, sharply
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

NOTICE TO CREnTFoRs
iafS f.rahase act. seeS. II9. lsa,
IS THE CotRT on THE C0INTx
JtDGE. No ID or G0ESTa.
G11OifinA. an PROBATE
IN re. Estate al
GERTRTTE ROBERTS
E1ySsas SSs5
TO ALL cREnIToRs AND PER
SONS HAVING GI.AIAS or RS
IASnS AGAINST SAID Es'TAT h.
fosf and each af yaA are hereby
notified and required te press nf
any claims and demands Watch Nsa.
or either Of you. naay have against
the estate of SsaTaline G,er4Fssas
Roberts. decreased. iate ef SSia
County. 10 The County laaas ~
Mnnrae County, Florida. "a his pf-
flee In the court house of ~ III
EanntS at Key West. Florida, With
IN eight calendar nleulhs lram the
tire Of the first ptihtkatian af this
notice. Each claim or Deus ftd shalt
be. In writing. aud shalt state he
plaee Of residence and paSt ofEts'a
address or the claimant sRa shall
be sworn To hs the claimant, kts
agent. or his attorney. aud alSy
such claim or demand not - fitted
shall be void,
alI.nA ROBERTS
As executor Of the Last VIII aha
Testament Of cAfa1ine ttertruss@
Roberts. deceased
mart IL 20 - asa
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06
5o-Legal Notices
t.sasinae

the 9TH day Of April. A u 1859 liz
the above entitled cause, atherW Use
the allie ga gisns thereto. Rf.4 he
tak en- as confessed
ts1NE AND ORDERED 81 Key
West. Aianras County. F'fari4a FnIs
18th day of March. 4 II 4gzs
tCirenit Court
Ssall Earl y AHAAyS
Clerk Of the Cir, uit CUt.y5
Monroe County. Florida
BY kathleea Sa4tagS
Deputy CLERK
esd ALLAN b. ELEARE. IR.
Attorney for Campla
ea4 Whitehead Street
Key West. Florida
mart / s -t- 1889
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TMf.
SINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE or FLORIDA. IN CHAN
('ERy.
case Va. I:-IIs6
MARGARET 1. OATES
Complainant,
VS.. DIy0RcE ACTION
THOMAS r. OATES, -
Notice OF PIBIICATt0N
To: THOMAS r. OATES
Green Farms Road
II. r. n. No. 3
Nestport. Connecticut
You are hereby notified that
Bill Of Complaint for divorce mas
been filed against You. and yoi, are
hereby REQUIRED TO serve copy OF
yaur Answer TO the Bill OF Ioin-
plaint on the Compiainant's Attor-
ney. and file the original Answer
in the office of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court on or before the etn
Slnvs az April A. n, 1881, In ueIauit
af which the Bin af Complaint
Will he taken as confessed against
you, -.
four consecutive weeks in The Key
none and ordered at Key West.
Florida, this 18th day OF February,
A. n. 1854.
tC'ireuit Court AxS
SeaD AK x. ai,SsAs. s-..
clerk Of the eHreuit Gousi
az Monroe County. Flerioa'
By. Kathleen Nottaee
Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS s. CARO-
Soiicitor for Complainant
5laas Daivai Street,
Key Nest Florida "a =. .oxa
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06
NoT,cE 10 cREDITons

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
tlbSs Probate Act Secs. Ifa. l2ol
1NEA4.b EARL r. ATAAaS.
Clerk af Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Flariia.
by tsal Flarenee Z. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk
fs@ TOM .. WATKINS
attorney for Complainant.
iSl White head Street,
Kew West Florida
IN THE COURT Of THE COUNTY
JUDGE. No OE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
IN re: Estate of
PAULINE - WARDI0w,
To ALI. CREDITORS AND PER
SONS HAVING; CLAIMS OR DE
MANnS AGAINST SAID ESTATE.
You and each Of you are hereby
notified and required To present
any aims and demands which you.
or either Of .ou. max have against
The estate oI i,Ruiine = Wardiow,
deceased. late of said County, 10
the County Judge of Monroe Coan-
~, Florida, at his office I'm the
court house of said County at Key
West, Florida, within eight calen-
dar months from the time Of the
first publication OF this notice,
Each claim or demand shall he In
writing, and shall state the place
of residence and post office ad-
dress Of the claimant. and shall be
sworn To by the claimant, his
agent. or his attorney. and any
such claim or demand not SO flied
shah he void.
tsdl CHARLES HENRY
WARnLUW
tsal julius r. STONE, JR
As executors OF the Last VIM and
Testament OF Pauline s. Ward
lew. deceased.
febI4-2l -2S.mars, ls5:
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06
HAL
BOYLE
SAYS
By HAL BoyLE

NEW A0AAE hAfT-%s1A~eN tNNff-N
complain millionaires are dull.
To me they are more glamorous
than movie stars or generals. for
the business success story is Still
Americas favoriie Cinderella tale.
The most interesting millionaire
| / have met recently is Alex Lewyt,
44-year-old bachelor who has
built and sold more than one mil
lion vacuum cleaners in the last
four years.
Like all millianaires he has q
simple formula for getting rich:
Ask housewives what they want
then supply them with it
Al IA Lewyt quit school TO be-
come one OF the nations Youngest
vice presidents.
Il was vice president OF the
broom in my fathers small wire
picture frame factory, he re-
called. He took over the business
al ID. and complete his education
by studying business adminissra-
ton and engineering at night
school.
My plant was in a basement
on Lower Broadway. near the
Daily Worker, the Communist
newspaper, he said. Il used 10
eaf in q cafeteria where these long
hairs gathered. | would listen TO
them talk about who TO make q
perfect world. then 20 back To my
little plant and try TO figure some
way to meet my weekly payroll.
While his long haired neighbors
went on dreaming of the millennium
to be. Lewyt drudged away Al the
task Of undermining and expand
ing his business. He became a ma
jor subconfractor. manufacturing
equipment for some nf America 5
largest ele4trical firms.
During the last Wcrld War one
Of the items he made was gadget
ID clean Navy gun turrets, One
day girl in his factory told him:
~You know this. thing is SO small
and handy II would make = won
derfui vacuum cleaner
Later he remembered her re-
marx when the arrival of peace
faced him with the problem Of re.
converting his plant.
II wanted 10 put out product
under my own name. he said.
II was tired of being just ghost
producer for bigger industries.
But everyone warned him TO stay
out Of the vacuum cleaner field.
..It's . lousy business you got
10 ring dcortells 10 sell them,
ne was told.
But why? Why shouldn't they be
sold as widely in appliance stores
as refrigerators and washing ma
chinesg
II figured the American house
wife is q natural engineer, 50 |
set out 10 find out just what kind
of . vacuum cleaner she really
wanfed, Bewyt said.
He polled as Housewives him
sell. had survey experts poll about
500 mere. He took their sugges-
tions and he and his engineers
turned out 22 models before they
felt they had what they wanted
Il knew ii would work because
/ tested Il myself for two months
In my own home. said Lewyt He
then launched . tremendous ms
fionai advertising campaign. When
be went into mass production SIX
months later. he found his market
ready and waiting. His sales have
increased every year. and they are
made through stores rather than
BY door-to-door salegmen.
Today Lewyt has d iaixui0as S
story home In mid Manhattan. !
lO-gtory factory IN Brooklyn, ans
more than leo employees. He hsi
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06
TOKYO. ONCE THIRD LARGEST
CRY. RETURNING 70 OLD slxE

TOKYO Rs-Tokyo, third largest
city in the world befnre World
War Il, is slowly returning 10 its
odd size.
The metropolitan government an
n0uneed Tuesday the population ol
The 2 wards Of Tokyo proper vas
S $50 56s rs ct Feb. /. Ii October.
1870. the japanese capital had 4
population CT GIFTS ,sos. exceeded
only BY London and New York.
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06
S-Legai Notices
sC0ntinueaa
Hotsl LIKE. 25e n .2rd Street

= ~ 2 7IAtNs- -VW " = aAfN StNFtI,
New York City, New York.
VOC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for T,ivorce has been fsied
asslnst You herein and you are re-
9difed 70 serve copy OF your An
sWer Ia the Complaint for Divarce
en- the Camnlainanfss Attorney. and
Tile the original Answer Ia the Of
rice or the Clerk of the Circuit
Z t.oNrt. on or before the 18th Say az
Mart h, A. II. 1882. in the above en-
titled cause: otherwise the alls ga
lions therein will he taken as cnn-
fessed
DONE and ORnEREn al Key
West. Monroe County. Florida. this
isIh aaY ef February. A II. 1852,
fehl4- 81 rs mart. tsss
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

found his better world, likes &C. re.
call his basement days when he
struggled to meet . payroll for
SIX workers.
II often wonder what would have
happened II ! had just kept On
sitting in that cafeteria listening
70 the longhairs, he mused.
] asked him what advice be
would give an ambitious young
man starting his career now.
None, he said, ''except maybe
% tell hin that nothing happens
By itself
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06
Visitors Ait
Key West
C.OfC.

Miss Johanna Wander HorSt,
kalamazoo. Mich.
Miss Harriet Mejeur. Kalama-
200, Mich
Miss Wilma Niewaander, Kala-
mazoo, Mich.
A, 5, Olasted. Moylen. Pa.
Mis- Norma Rost, Milwaukee,
Wis
Mrs George Rowe, Jr- Detroit,
Mich.
Mrs. }. { Beukona. No, Mus
kegon, Mich.
Misses G. and Nj, Tanenhaum.
Chicago, III,
Freq G. kuehner, Chicago. III.
MIR and Mrs, w. r. Rove,
Bloomfield. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl I.araho, St.
Louis. Alo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Close,
Pittsburgh, Pa
Mr., and Mrs. W J. Hiuner.
Pittsburgh, Pa
MIR. and Mrs. Lowell Moore.
L4averne. Okla.
Mr., and Mrs. @. Chennells and
Bin Calgary, Alberta. Canada.
n Reed. Newport, r.. |.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Farsh.
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Cana
da.
AIR, and Mrs. Paul Luytjer,
Spring Lake, Mich.
Mrs. G. T. Carpenter. wausan.
Wis.
Mrs, J. b, Hall. Black River
Falls, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Sloan.
Apollo. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wrn. Uhrig and
daughter. Union, New Jersey.
Mrs. A. p. West. Cedar Rapids,
Iowa,
Margaret N. Mulebond, Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Clemmens,
Prince Alheg1. Sask.. Canada.
Mrs. ], G. Nicholson, Saska-
ioon. Sask.. Canada
MIR and Mrs. j 1. Warren. De-
troit. Michigan.
w W Dieterieh. Lakeside.
Ohio.
stephen f. Prehle. Orchard
Park. n. Y
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. johnson.
Edon, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Z. Randie.
Saginaw. Mich
CASTOR Beaudorf, Canada.
Yves Mennier. Canada.
Mrs. Beatrice Sullivan, Mel
rose. Mass
Mrs, Lloyd Stevens. Sanborn-
vile, NJ II.
Mrs, George A. Kedenile.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
p f. Dewleih. Ferndale. Mich.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph S. Row
land, Ridgefield. Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson.
Jr.. Stratford. Conn.
Mrs. Walter Bell. Rensselaer,.
n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harbok.
Maynard. Ohio.
Mrs. Donald Norton. Geneva,
Fla.
w. e. Pullin, MishawkR. Ind.
@, T. Stevenson. Miami. Fla.
Robert and Gene Fenno. Syra-
cuse. N. Y.
Nathan Hahn. Milton-on- Hud-
son. New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Garny.
Newark. NJ. j.
Mr., and Mrs Joe Moglia.
Union. N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. r. L. Ridenour,
Angola. Ind.
LaVerne Stoner, Seattle, Wash.
Mrs Ralph Fosshage. Mount
Horeh, Wis.
r. Nj. Locken. Aneta. N. Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Andron.
Portland, Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lewis,
Westbrook, Maine.
Erie Hehner. Ottawa, Canada.
A. H Krom, Chicago. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bogenhard,
W Springfield. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Hyland. w
Springfield. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Depow.
skl, Detroit. Mich.
Karl WoJtowicz. Maplewood,
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06
Classified
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3S-Trailerr For Sale
fCOniinued)

1913 TRAFELO. Excellent condi-
ton. To- 20. enclosed patio with
Aiuma-Room awnings. Can be fin
anced. Inspect al Overseas Trailer
Court, Lot 5. mari -etx
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

feh2S.1eae
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06
NOTICE OF PrnlIc HEARING

NOTICE OF PTRLIC HEARING
Satjee is hereby given that q
public hearing viii he held by the
City Commission of The City OF
Key West. Florida. sitting as the
City Plan BOARD OF The City OF
Key West, Florida. at s:0o y. NJ
MQndaN, March Il. is5s, for the
following purpose:
/. To change from Residence
A. 10 Residence Al" the
premises described as fol-
lows.
on the Island of Key West.
and known as Lots Sixteen
tl6l TO Twenty-four ts4l,
both Inclusive, OF Block
Eleven 9ll1, according TO
Key West Foundation Conn
pany's second plat. recorded
IA Plat Book I, page lss
Manroe County Records.
Dated al Key West. Florida, thi'
s7th day Of February. A. u. 1852.
VICTOR LOWE
CSty Clerk
feh2S.1sae
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

ls4S GLIDER Trailer. Three rooms,
bath Will sell equity in same,
$500 or best offer, Pearl Trailer
Court, Stock Island. mar4-Ctx
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

20 COLONIAL Pandom Manor. Ex-
cellent condition. Apt. size stove,
twin sinks, refrigerator, extra
folding chairs. new drapes and
couch cover. See at lot Go, Coral
Isle Trailer Park. mar3-6tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

IS THE CIRCUIT CoTRT OF THE
sfNTEESTH JUDICIAL GfhGIiF
or THE STATE 0F Fl0RtDA.
IN AND ron MONROE gatNTts
N EHANCERx.
case Na. Ia-fIs6
t-sat iSE r wISEERfs,
Complainant
va DIVORCE
{ HARLES Il. =. wINBERts.
Defendant,
NOTICE ny PUBLICATION
10. CHARLES 9 S WIASEht=-
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

~ THE CIRCUIT C0lRT Oh I'LL
sINTEENTH JUDICIAl. ClMlllI
oIF THE STATE OF FbO1Ua'
N AM ron MONROE CotNFt'
IN cHANCEHf-
Case Ne. 1871
JACK III. CARBONEi.l4,
- DIyORCE
a,ARy LENA WAGNER
s'AfAiss''s fsi-l'' 1sl Defendant.
NOTICE nv PTBtICATiM
IT, narr Lena Wagner Gardener
Pest office Box 30,
psYfuInnka. Alabama
yxsls ApE HEREBY ORDEhtsis
AMI REQUIRED 10 serve spps
~ ~ srsM1r 70 the Complaint
80 Tasy.rfee IN the Eompiainants
esattrEsar ana file she original An
-. - fn me office Of the Clerk q
- .sirrYsIt tsat.rt on or before the
80. aax 81 Aprti. A. n. 1859, IN tnt
.vs.s,i.a cause otherwise Inc
st..s-.,5 ,51,ss therein contained VIII
~ takef rs confessed
rssSr ana ORDERED 81 hss
- as..nrs.a County. Florida this
~ aar s.f March. A. r. aEs@e.
gs@.ats F.ARf. r. AHAAsS
f,ge-E AZ the Circuit Court,
Merrne County. Fiortaa,
pS Eathiaen Sottage
Toanuiy clerk
fss4 Y PORTER N
S.aiieftar for Complainant,
ala Fleming ST.
Key West. Fla - eA-s- 1859
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

b S A light motorcycle Economical
transportation, $295. lS24-W.
mar6-3tX
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

.... c..r.Yr r0rnT or TIVE
s.xTErsNTH 1aOsfsIAI fINsL
az THE STATE OF fLSTr fLalTr
~ tSD FoR MONROE ID
s.sanr.ry Case Ne. 49,
ttftttA ~ Complainant. =
DIVORCE
kAA Aaa'Nl r. Defendant.
NOTICE nv PGnIICATsos
70. RAYMOND r. DIM
SO Eddie Dunn
wheeipek street
Manchester. Asm a5nEprr,
ASn proT-IRED 70 nsrvs . aR4
- - = wa1r 1nsNsr 10 tbs Com plsinI
fay T,syares an the caInpia a.s annan.s
lss a1,arnsy and 10 file the original
snswer in fhs office q TIE llslA
IF tEs cirSgst Court q es
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06
40-Motor Bikes and Mo.
tor Scooters

FOR SALE; 1850 Salisbury scooter.
Good running condition. Cheap.
409 Catherine ST. mar6-3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

CURB GIRLS wanted. Apply in
person, P0nce's Luncheoneite.
fol Sinont0fl. mar5-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

WAITRESS WANTED. apply in,
person, Lnigi's Restaurant, 227
DuVal. mari. If
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

Psi POWELL. scooter, 10 h.p. Ex.
ceflent condition. Can be seen 6
10 pm. 1872 Won PhiSter. Phone
l632.W. mar4.5t
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

1851 HARLEY motorcycle "a.
o. II. v, Like new, fully equip.
ped. 1923 Eagle Ave. or cali 2lsS.
W. mar5-3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

DAY Waitress. Experienced. Good
pay. Apply zoos Truman Ave.
feb2O-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

NEW pa Red Bicycle. Reward.
Peter knight. 1907 Watson St,
mar4-5t
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

WAITRESS wanted Immediately.
Raul's Restaurant. Phone 1888 for
interview. feb7-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

.CUSHMAN scooter, late model,
perfect condition. Can be seen al
226-A Poinciana. Phone 1069-R.
mar3-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06
s-Female Help Wanted
fcsnttnsedp

SOMEONE to do ironing in my
home. Phone Is94-W.
mars -3tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06
4l-Boats and Motors

0UTBOARD motor. 10 h.p. Cheap.
Apply at corner Virginia and
Whitehead. mart, 1t
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

CROCHET ldouhlel bed spread.
also table cover. so co.. Rea.
sonahle. See Emick, CSC Margaret
Rear. nar4-5tx
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

WANTED Bar sIaids and Waitress
es. Experienced or nnexperi-
enced. Apply Weayers, Stock Is
land. mar4-3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

WAITRESS. Good hours and work
ing conditions. Apply in person.
Caribe Restaurant. mar4-3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

l-Apa-smsnts For Rem,

FURNISHED apartment. 73l Caro-.
line St. $l15 monthly, utilities
furnished. Call 1851. mar6.3t
The Key West citizen., 1952-03-06

APARTMENT for 2. Utilities, Ii
mems, everything furnished, S35
weekly. 1905 Florida ST. Phone 1872
W. mar6-tf
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13
Costa Rican
President Back

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica Up -
Cheering thousands welcomed otil-
10 Ulate Blanco back as president
of Costa Rica yesterday.
Ulate stepped down from the
presidency Sept.26 in the midst of
a controversy over the conduct of
fvie Costa Rican police officials.
Later, Vice President Alberto
Oreamuno, acting chief of state
told Ulate a congressional inves-
tigating committee had given his
administration a clean bill OF
health and the charges against the
five police officials were unbound
ed"
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13
The World Today
By JAMES MARLow

WASHINGTON R-Ending the
Korean War, or at least talk of
1t, will be the most important item
on the program of the United Ma
tons General Assembly, which be-
gins its next session in New York
tomorrow.
Possibly the Russians viii try
10 startle the world with some pro-
posal for q truce in Korea. More
likely they'll use the U. N. for
more denunciation of the United
States and fresh obstruction to
peace.
Secretary of State Acheson will
appeal to the delegates to pressure
the Communists into stopping the
fighting. The Russians are sending
their foreign minister, Andrei vi
Shinsky, to handle their interests.
Vishinsky, an old hand at re-
wiling the United States, is bring
ing a top flight team with him.
Any hope Of Korean peace any
time soon centers in the u. N.
now since the truce talks at Pan
munjom have broken down.
Just as the talks were colIapsing
the Communists suddenly began
their biggest offensive in Is
months.
This may have been purely for
military reasons. But 1t may have
had a connection.
Late In the summer q delega-
tion Of Chinese Communists Wis.,
tied Moscow for discussions with
the Russians. II isn't hard to be.
Iieve they talked about the Korean
War and ways Of ending, continu-
ing or extending 1t.
The rest Of the world is sick Of
the Korean fighting. By suddenly
stepping it up, which meant more
casualties, the Communists may
have felt they'd make the rest Of
the world even more sick of 1t and
more ready TO compromise on 4
settlement at the U. N. when vi
shinsky Is coming hehe fresl
from Moscow, where the Russians
are holding their first Communist
Party Congress in Is years.
The Communists know that when
they started the Korean shooting in
1850 they threw the Western coun.
tries into closer alliance and sci
off q big arms program which
otherwise might have been long
delayed.
II Is to their interest to slow
down the program, II they can't
wreck it. So no one was surprised
when Stain and his friends rep.
resented themselves In Moscow as
lovers Of peace.
vishinsky Is the first important
Russian, since the statements about
peaceful intentions began emerging
from Moscow Congress, to have
q chance 10 give some demonStra-
tion Of what the Russians have
In mind.
So whether there II any connec,
tion between the Chinese delega-
tons visit 10 Moscow, the Commu.
mist Party Congress, the ilareur
IN Korea and the U. N. meeting
remains 10 Be seen.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13
Wet Sunday

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. m--It vas
just a quiet Sunday AZ the v. l..
Smith home until a water main
burst.
Then . 50, 600 gallon flood n.
undated the yard and poured SIX
inches deep through the house sor
an hoar and a bali yesterday.
Neighbors helped the Smiths
build = plank and dirt dam 10 divers
some cg the flow until waserworks
employees cut il off.
Il think Dipped up 80. COO gal.
Ions og water in the living room
alone" Mrs. Smith said when tod
Of q watcrwurks officials estimate.
TIE water Ia the rest e. The haase
We sol cat with nsops ard hruoms.
Or st least we're getting Il cut
Wen Still be trying 10 clean she
mud OF sometime next week"
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13
Peoples Forum
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The Citinen welcomes expFes-
sf0n0 Of the views Of its read
era, but the editor reserves the
right to delete any items which
are considered iibelous or unwar-
eanted. The writers should be
GmiF and c0msine the letters to
zoe words, and write On one side
Of the paper oaly. Signature Of
the writer nnst accompany the
letters ana viii be publishea nm.
less TeQueated otherwise.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13
POW''s Injured

PUSAN, Korea B - The U.N.
Prisoner of War Command said
today three Communist PoWs
were injured slightly yesterday by
U.N. guards enforcing an order to
a prisoner work party to return
to its compound.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

One expedition to explore the
ocean depths found that sharks fear
men who swim far below the sur
face, but often charge at men swim
ming at or near the surface. the
National Geographic Society says
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13
"AcREEs WITH
DOUGLASS SCHOOL MOTHERS

Editor, The Citizen:
l read in yesterdays forum about
Douglass Elementary teachers
and the treatment of their pupils.
l am glad someone finally decided
to let the public know about it. I
hive a child in one of the grades
concerned, and it is terrible to hear
that child speak of it.
Never at the previous scsiool the
child attended did the child bring
home such treatment Of shaking
and cracking knuckles. So am al
so complaining!
ANAVY FATHER
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-13

TAe amoans at energy fixed an
naaIsy IN TIE sugar manufactured
BY plants is eeGsval9ns 70 90 b..
lion s0n6 CT ccAl.