davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-17

fu6en bat Ser s,noianer 5n iid &c.
nommen. Damn itrafit iib iein a0r.
per ,pieoer aui, nit fa,atiiden Mu.
gen nad ser SoG5tugel bliden6,
lauft er. beelettet bon ieineln llr.
menben Trob, tueiter in sic Walo.
naht binaus. 60 ibnea Der Spuf
setommen lit, beridtpinoet er au6
spieber.
9lm anOeren Worgen lauien sic
Saben aerle nod INNER. Sbre Sdrit.
te iinO 5tpar tleiner eeuoroen, aber
lie balten ourd. giner fat iid am
4nie perlest uno mub aufgeben.
@egen Mben6 it0Bt Der Sieser Sic
aueeI ourds 3ieI. Sn 81 Stunoen
bat er oie 265 TIM lange Oiitana
binter iid) eebradt. Sd nabm i'm
iofort nad Dem 2oui oui; er atmete
rubig lno aeiete feinerlei Mn5eiden
bon idmerer gridopfung. @r nabm
ieinen Yreis - einen tleinen Sod
ifDar5er 8obnen - uno tpan6erte
oamit 5uriid III feline S0ble.
Der @aratbonlanf 1T linen an fmrs!
Sn Teras lief Der Sarabumare
Tomas 3aiiro auf ginlabung Der
l1niberiitdt cine Strede bon IA I'm
ouf elmer baumloien, eIiibeno beiben
2an6itraBe in IA Stunoen ,,no So
Minuten' l1no bod tpiir0en ote Ta.
rabumare aui elmer Olpmpiaoe teine
8reiie erringen fonnen. Denn ibr
Sauitempo lit ererbt. Die Maratbon.
itrede bon. AZ fm pGre ibnen 81,
fl,ra - aber Die meiBen 2duier ND.
ren idneller als lie. 0oh in Ser
Sierra, auf eisenen,. pertral,ten go.
Sen, ooabrinsen lie 2eiitunsen. Die
einmalig iino uno boaie unglaub.
,uiiroig erideinen tuiiroen, tpenn
man lie nidt ielblt erlebt Bate.
sIG.@.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-17
Ice FoIlies 1852
in der Cleveland Arena

9Senn cs auf ieniationeleS
fhauipieleriides Germ0een an=
furnmt. iino Gobn 'unS Sion Chip:
iteab unb Oscar Sobnion umiiber.
trefflih. lpeld,e am II. ssanllar ibre
See iSDllies Of 1862 noh Der Glepe=
LAMB slrena brinaen. Man barf l,id)t
bel,fen, Dah man aQe @isrepuen ae=
ieben bate, ipe,ln man eine lab. Sies
ie 9teuinisenieruna Der See ssollies
ipiro einen bonn @eaenteil iibersell=
aen. Sie bieten meiiterbafte Gislouf=
funit in ben eriainelllten Snisenie=
rllnaen. bic oieie ,befannte Sruppe
ien,als bot.
Cine Der fabelbaitelten Grpbufz
tionsnummern lit Das lnlnoerbare
.Eipponeie Seffu". elm iapaniirbes
,Selt NIT ben reisenoen See isolliet=
ties. Sic grOBeren sfdohen iinh
8eilbos in ,pirflih prarttpollen &p=
ltiimen, bon Denen iepes $1,000
foltet. limo Ser .Eonn Gbpr" prpou=
siert iirfl ais &ulis unter 9eitlng
Der netten Marie G,:mmins aIs Sos
tllsblllme. Nia Grsanopa, bic tide
d1iid,e Wteiiterin. tanit Sic 8rinseis
lin uno benefit. lparum lie bic &elt=
meilterid)aft errona.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-17

Sine gluoentpeioe lit bic Gr0ii=
nnasnlmmer ,Grinoline Gar
oens" NIT oer fanaoiitben Meiiterin
Marilnn Gutb Safe ais Star. Mon
rieht iosuiaaen Waanolien. ipem
man bic Bellies ser Gflonsunsen
init ibren gelpunoererlt aus DEM
Siioen iiebt. aons abaeieben bon
ben netten Eidaninnies.
|. &unberbare 9tlmmern iinb aud,
.Gomance Of tie Stopul oalpoiiau"
sarter 6ula Stoff. unh 81 Mplt
llnliillal 9Seobila" - Ioohseit in
60 ssaoen Siefe. Geptuns Spdter
(9ettp Sholclp) Qleitet babel burtl
gSaiier inmitten 8orauen. Seepfer=
Sen l1no Seeiunafrauen. mdbreno
sluei &rebie aetrmlt lperDen. Slm fr-
miiditen iino iSrif unp sSraf. slpei
alte Geterunen, oie auf bent gtprbppl
ibre Srids ppllbringen. Sim iuoeno=
lihlten lit has Quo Marlene Miller
uno Nidarb 0nner, Die Bonnie
6igblanoers", Elm ithones Gaar.
pr1lentieren.
Sieie gans nelen See fSollies oa=
itieren nur II Sage in Der Slrena.
bonn II. Sanrar bis q. Sanuar,
NIT Wtatinees an Somstoaen uno
Snnntuaeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-17
Dulles kommentar
.zum GlueckWunsch
StaIins fuer Japan

8aibinston. - Sobn Softer Il,l.
les erflGrtc bier, Mosfau bobe BE-
gonnen bie ssaponer gu ummerben,
peil es sur Aniiht eefonlmen lei,
baB es iie niht in slnslt periesen
fam. Sie Gliitrpunifoepeihe, bie
Stalin ont Neuiabrstag an oas ia.
paniid)e goIf aeridtet fat, fei Elm
gelueis baiiir, oaB ser arelnI feline
Serrorpolitit sesen ssapan a,rfee.
geben babe. aber sic Sapaner mir.
Den iif obne 3tpeifel nift an Worte,
ionoern an Saten balten.
ssn ser 9epei6e battc ser ruiiiide
Sremier crflGrt. er lei iiber5eugt,
oab SSapan iid) BON ser rfre,n0en
Stfupation" beireien meroe.
Iuues erblidt in oieier 9epeihe
bas bette 2eugnis fir Sen griolg Ser
ameritaniiden Yolitif in sSapan,
uno iagte: rgisber batten bie rui.
iiifcn Siibrer Sapan NIT 8erah.
tllng bebanbelt. slIs ih i'm Mpril in
Sofio mar, babe id) auG bie 3errcr.
taftif ser Guiien oisfutiert uno er.
fldrt. baB lie feinen grfolg baben
lperOe, ,penn mir bel unieren ebr.
lihen 5rieoensbemiibungen bleiben.
Sas lit Jest ourd, sic Satiafe be.
pieien morben, oaB Die Somietiiibrer
ibre Saftif seGnoerf baben uno So.
pan unlmerben, nad,oem lie einge.
leben baben, oaB lie es nidt. elm.
idiihtern fonnen. ~.
yNatiirlid) ipoQen Die Sapaner
frieolide 8e5iebuneen nit ibren
friiberen Geinoen baben. aber i6
propbe5eie, bab lie ruiiiihe @orte
niht ais Grias fir ruiiiide 5aten
annebmen tperoen. Mit Ser @iidfebr
gum Status Ser llnabbGnsisfeit mer.
Den Die Sapaner nieIen Yroblemen
gegenii6criteben Ginise ser alten
Troblelne iueroen iinmer nod Dor.
banoen iein. unb zines oapon lit
leioer Sas Hroblem bes ruiiii6en
Smperiahsmus. 1ie Sapaner ten.
men oieie @eiabr pieleidt beiier als
irsen0ein anoeres 0olf, un6 lie tpii.
len oaB lie aui oer &ut iein miiiien. "
Dulles erflGrtc. cs iei bas 3iel
Der anleritaniben Nolitif. es Ssapan
81 ermoalid,en mieoer Elm pidtiger
Jaftor in Der Gcrteioigung gegen
Den &omnulnisnuS 81 mcroen, uno
gnb Der 9oiinung Musorud, oaB Die
lapaniid. d.amerifaniiDen 8c5iebun.
gen 5eigen tperoeh baB ser Giten
lno Beiten foorerieren fonnen, obne
oaB Der Siten MnmnB,ng ODER Be,
berri6ung yl fiirdten brnudt.
Gr iagte, Die ireien 9sationen ion.
ten Die Grflarllns Waibinstons be.
od)trm oab in ieber ircicn BeicQ.
id)aIt. icocs 0iitalieb cinen leil lei.
ner Jrei1eit ppiern nmlb, nm ben
8eit 81 bemabren.
Nnh erflGrte cr. oaB jene Gi.
nigfeit. oie notia lit, UNI ser mono.
politi'd}en ginbeit Ses Sopietton,.
munismnS begesnen 3u fonnen,
ourd Die ireipilliae gerbin6una er.
reiht mcroen mlH tpelbe in Der
N-Gborte porseieben lit.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-17

0oIor faflierts, ber BON ihrem Nn.
malt orsaeltellt lpor un6 ben GrloS
aus Dem Werfauf Hires fleine1'
@run6ltides barltellte. Gle ae'
frallsfte bic Gumme, nm ibre 6odl'
-seit nit Dem Ghnei6er Georae Y.
Soorrn ,u finansieren.
Dos Naar perbreitete iiberall be
8un6e, es tperoe feline 6odseitsrei,e
mad, Gnglonb - Der 6eimat pes
@atteu = MAIDEN. Sn 8trflittelt
aher 400 es iid nad) Der Srauuna 1T
bie Giniamfeit Der neuieeldnoiid,en
Nerae al1riif. 0od famen ipdhreno
elmer beitimmten 2eitipanne n,ebres
re Go1tfarten Eel ben 8rautelterlt
an, bie itets nit r@eorae uno Gi.
Ieen" unterseihnet tparen. Gtnes
Saaes rief 6orrn aus Nudlano Die
Nrouteltern an unb iprai, bon iei1er
ioeben erfolaten 9fiiffebr aus Gn0'
Ian6. lleber SrGnen teilte er ferner
NIT. baB eileen bel Der Sorpeoie>
runa. BET rGmprek Of Snoio" int
Mtlantif umgefommen lei. ,
Tie Gltern aber tpur0en miBtroll'
| iid llno ipanbten iid an Die Soliiei.
0ieie ermittelte balo, baR 6orrn ME
9lufIanb su Gd)iff perlaiiert hattc.
ST tprr6e perbaitet uno behauptete
nun, baB MarD eileen lin stpar Qe.
beirotet babe, iebod, aleid nod Der
Sod)Seit nit einem aneritanilhe,t
8. S. bllrcbgebramt lei. Sour INT
sic ehririiroiaen Gltern Der ihnooell
s(usreiberin au ithonen, babe er bic
MGr BON Der Gnolanoreiie aufred)t'
erbalter. Tie Ssolisei Mieb ifeptiidl.
fonrte ie6o6 nid)t nahtpeiien, oaR
feline @eid)id)te NIT Dem q. S. er.
Iogen irar. 6orrp tpur6e su,,dflt
pie6er entlaiien. Mber bas nelliee.
ldnoiihe @eiet ihreibt Dor. bah cine
8eriun, bic neun Sabre pertniRt
i,pirb, fit tot erfldrt tper6en mlli;.
Gs erfolste barnad fiirslid, bic So
6eserfl6rlm9 Gileens. Samit ipor
6ie iuriltiihe Gorallsiebuna bafiir
aeaeben, BOB aud bic Eolisei bet
iibren Grhebungen bon Der Mnnabs
me zines Moroes ausaehen fonrte;
oenn bon nun an ltanb iuriltiid felt.
oab es tpirflih cine tote Gileen Qab.
0ie Spoeserfldruna erieste ben feb
lenoen, Biz beute niht aufaefunoes
nen &orper \
| Oieie Totiohe ertpies iih Bel ben
tuieber aufaenommener Grmittlun.
laen aeoen 6orrp bon berart groRer
| Yeoertlna, baf Ct mieoer in 6aft
aenommen uno Dor @eriht aeitellt
iperben fonnte. Obtpobl ct nidlts aes
itano unb MIR tpel,iae Snoisien in
getradt su siehen iparen - es itell.
te iirb sum geiipiel beraus. bot
6orrp bic aarten aus sluitralien 1T
9ludlanb seihrieben unb burd, einen
;sreuno in GDnen bate beioraen ,ao
sur Hoit aeben laiien - erfol1te bic
Gerurteiluna: 8 ben 81 analides'
3uhtbaus.. ....a-....
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-17
Hoher Export der devt-
sehen feinmeehonisehen
Und optisehen Indvstrie

SiiiieIbOri. - Die slusfuhr Scr
feinnelhdniichen uno optiiden ssSn=
bultrie Des 9unoesaebietes mirn fir
1851 auf rrno 800 Otillipnen SW
aeidldst aeaeniiber 175 Millionen
GWt i'm Sabre 1860. Somit bat
oieier sSnouitrieameia DEN Sorfrieas=
itano iiberid)ritten ump auh bas
9lusfubrsiel bes Observation-Disclosures.
bas fin 1851 oeutibe Grporte III
SDhe bon 100 Millionen 9Wt por=
iab, ilbertrpffcn. Die 6uuptabneh=
mcr fir belltihe feinmehaniife unD
optilhc Grseugniiie naren Die 9lics
oerlanoe. Shlpeoen, Stalien, 9u>
re,nbura, bic Il. g. sl.. Sraiilien,
Snooneiien uno Gafiitan.
@ie aus fsahfreiien mitseteilt
miro, nadte iid) in Der lebten 3eit
cine aunebmellOe 8Dnfurrens auf
ben 9luslmbslnarften. Dor allem
ourd bic II. g. q. llnb @roRbritan,
MEN. bemerfbar. Sic feinmehani=
Idle unp optiihe SsnbuItrie Del 8un=
oesrepublif, bic ieit 1860 Durdb brei
2obntpeQen belaitet tit unb nid,t 10
lanae 2ahlungssiele lpie Oas sluS=
lano aelpdbren fam. rednet ieood,
fir 1862 NIT elmer 9lufred,terbal=
tuna oes bisberigen 9lusfuhritan=
oeS, Der burh innerbetrieblihe 9fa=
tionalilieruna ermoaliht nerben
iou. Sie MISUNDERSTANDING Der
8etriebe miro ais unterihieolid) be-
seidnet. 9eionoerer Manael herrid)t
on 9tidel umo Weiiina.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-17
Deutscher Farmer in Illinois
erfindet modernen kuhstand

Gin Siebenbiireer Sadie, Sans
Getri, beiien Jarmen iid in Der
stdbe' bon 5reeport, Su.. befinoen.
hat Sdipierisfeiten nit Moititis BEL
ieinen &iiben gelabt. tpeIhe ibn
Suuieroe BON Collars foIteten. Na.
ltitis lit cine Snieftion in einen,
Gutter.
Hctri mad,te iih baran. eincn
Staaituno fiir sapei aiibe 81 ent-
wideIn, in tpeIdem es Ieidt lit, sic
&iibe ia!t6cr su halten, uno auf
leitt. oie aranf9eit gu bebanoeln,
auBeroem leiht, sic aii1e 81 mel.
fen. ocn Welfpro5eb 5u pereiniahen.
idueller lmb biaieer Su melfen.
Ser Stano ipart &aum. Trei
aiibe befinoen iih itdnois oarin.
sSdbrenO cine gemolfen miro. iGubert
Getri Die anoere uno bringt oann
Den Mtelfer on elmer anoeren at.
@iS oabin lit Sic erIte Sub iertis
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-17

mo miro berausseIoiien, tpabreno
Die eben seiauberte Sub bereinge.
lallen miro. 3,uiiden Spei Melf,
ltanoen iino 80 3ol Malun fir
Dtildfannen. Melfer II ip.
slae Siireu lperoen bon 5cntraler
STEELE aus mittels Sebcls geoiinet.
Die gan5e Speration lit 10 seplnnt,
oaB Der Sperateur i'dnOi5 beih1i.
tlgt lit. Sir iein critics Mrbeits.
mooeG beniiste Der Garmer gebrallb-
tes Naterial. Sir 9erfauisSmede
tann aber leoes ueriiisbare uno tuus-
lid)e gtateriaI bon Sols bis gu alus
mlnium ooer roltireient Stabl be.
nust merOen. MeoiSinen. mtiiepti.
lbe Vttttel nno &einigunssnateria,
lien Deroen aui einem &eaaI an
Der eano eebaiten. aub eiu eleftri.
lHer 9eiBauaherbeijer lit porban-
Oelr.y aiibe lperOen Oireft in lterili.
lierte Yslldfannen semolten. Yetri
mill nod einen fabrbaren Wtild)tiib.
ler balpn, in peld)en Die aannen
glelh geltellt weroen. 0aOurb wiiroe
perbinoert. oab Aubenluit Die Wiilb
uerieuht.
Sor einiser 3eit bradte Getri
sspei Singer IN eineu Wtaispiter,
10 Dap lie peritiinlmelt purOen. Seits
ber belorgtc ieinc iunge Sobter
Hoiemarie as Dtelfen. Gin Haio
apurOe aui9eltellt I'M Stau iiir In.
terbaltung bon Sperateur ,ii1o Sub.
Eriifunsen babel eraeben. Oab Ml.
it Den aiiben gei1ut.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-17
Die mysterioese
hochzeitsreise

9(udlanb. NeuieeIm6. - @iner
BET ieItiamiten &riminalfGue oer
peraangenen Sabrsebnte fano in bies
len Saaen nor einem @eriht bier iei=
men MbihluR. Gas Sribunal per1r=
teilte ndmlich einen Mann su Iebenss
lGnglihem 2ud)tbaus, obipobl ieber
ihliiiiiQe 8etpeis bafiir feblt. baf
iiberhaupt Elm Moro porlieat.
Tie Weihid)te beganm 6amit. bak
zines Sages Marp eileen Spareo
bel ibrer ganf erid)ien, 1900 Sol
lar bon ibrem &onto abbob. auBer=
benz nod einen Shed iiber 2.7OO
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-01-17

Man lese die kleinen Anzeiqen,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07

Carthy. His intensity, sense OF
Characterization and the sensiti-
witty with which he plays the
son who started out with hero
worship of his father and ended
bitterly disillusioned is superb.
One thing to note is the skillful
and valid psychological injection
into the acting of how both
boys initiate the father when IN
heated discussion spurred by
either enthusiasm or moving
emotion.
A Singularly humorless play,
due to its tragic import, there Is
now and then dram OF laughter
in the situations CT typical family
life. But this is profound draIaa
and must be regarded as such.
The plot is absorbing In its
study of human nature. 1t tells
the story of man who worship
ped his older brother to the ex.
tent that he sleeps himself in
dreams, imagining that hs, too,
will sometime be an ace sales
man. Then as his true existence
loses its glitter his mind begins
to snap. He lives in the past a
great deal of the time. back in
the days when ambition was still
something to be believed in.
Finally, he is unable to separate
the real world from that of the
illusionary one. When he has Luz
cid moments and knows that he
is failure. he fails himself and
his sons, then retreats again in
to the past, until the past be-
comes the present. and the focus
is SO confused that reality is lost
entirely.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07
INQUEST ON DEATH

er". He said she once threw lye
in her husbands face.
Yesterday the coroner's Jury
viewed the body and released i.
to Mrs. Tohnson's brother, John
Jones. who VIII probably have Il
shipped back TO North Carolina
Mrs. Johnan's original home.
Hamisn said that the examIna.
tion At the body by the Jury yes.
serday revealed m tncisson ever
the lett breast, caused by a. cc.
Grafton performed CO The dying
xofnan- Or. ccnly said Saturday
that be wcxzld perform IN opera
sicn Is soca as TIRE woman ssOpp<d
bleeding 50 prusasely,
Fl. S. H21inw il sOseman os The
a1ry tnpznesed BY Harlsn yessrr-
day
The inquest Is being handed BY
Eam!sn because death occurred In
his. TIE secor&a dastTses. SAnai<s
charges BE nse6 against the hus-
bsnd. Hrnry Icansca. The hearSag
wu@sad pru6ahy tse nes1 10 sAe third
district. MafatAcc. wsere re
sA<scsSng sock place = p let
lsrvwsr, expex;s u have sas Up
eomrlsxsua frssn sss lsevsrrag -
the cad az fszs seek
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07
900 Deaths
Mar Holiday
By The Associated Press

More than 600 Americans died
violent deaths over the four day
independence Day week end.
The toll was far from a record
for q holiday week end. The blood
lest independence Day holiday was
In 1850 when 1913 died.
Traffic accidents took 346 lives
far short Of the 40 the National
Safety Council predicted and IL
less than the number who died on
the highways during a similar IT,
hour Memorial Day period.
But lS5 drownings between 8 p,
m. (local time) Thursday and mid.
night Sunday helped boost the total
well beyond the Memorial Day fig
ure of SO.
National Safety Council statistics
for 1852 show that motor vehicle
accidents have killed about 80 per.
sons every "a hours. These figures,
however, include deaths occurring
long after the accidents.
The week end count includes on.
" those deaths occurring within
the 70 hour period. The average
for that period was about LOG In
"a hours.
Fourth Of July fireworks was
blamed for only two deaths.
The death toll by states Cratic,
drowning, fireworks and miscel
laneous.
Alabama s702; Arizona 3 o o;
Arkansas q 3 / q; California q
Is o 6; Colorado 8 o o; Connect
cut / / 0 O.: Delaware ! 0 0 /,
Florida 7 2 0 /; Georgia Z TO O;
Idaho 2 2 0 o: illinois Is is o 3;
indiana 8 ( 0 3: Iowa Z 3 0 1;
Kansas 3 4 o o; Kentucky 10 0 2;
Louisiana II 8 0 i; Maine 3 2 ] 80;
Maryland 7 8 0 ]; Massachusett:
1902 Michigan Is Is 0 4; Min
nesota . 8 o /: Mississippi q !?
7: Missouri 8 / 0 /; Montana /
10 1: New Mexico 0 0 3; New
York II IL 0 S; North Carolina
IL I 0 o: North Dakota 2 0 o; {
Ohio 10 Z o 6: Oklahoma 10 4 o o;
South Carolina II 2 0 1; South
Dakota 3 90 o: Tennessee IL ; o o;
Texas Is Z 0 10; Utah 2 0 0 2:
Vermont 0 3 o 1: Virginia 8 3 o /:
Washington S 3 o /: West Virginia
l21 o 0;wisconsin Z sol.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07
Staff Sgt. Ogden
To Visit Here
With Family

A happy family reunion win
take place today when Staff Ser.
geant and Mrs. Charles Ogden
and their eight months old son,
Chuckie, arrive from Kansas City,
Kan, for q visit with Sgt. Ogden's
parents in Key West.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ogden, 10-F Porter Place and
has been serving with the Air
Force in Kansas.
Miss Joyce Ogden, the serge
ants sister, won fourth place in
the American Legion beauty con-
test on July 4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07
TAX ROLL OF
Continued From Page One)

tS~asAAaNe NASAA@ 49, ShSt
at IL, no citizen showed UP al
that time.
Chairman Gerald Saunders
announced that the tax roll is
now in the office of County
Clerk Earl Adams, open for in
spection.
Unless some citizen wishes 10
be heard before the Board OF
Equalization, it will not meet
again until next Tuesday at IL
am.
Meanwhile the Commission
was 10 meet in caucus at | pm.
today to discuss the 1888 bud
get. expected to reach an all
time high also.
Present At this morning :
meeting Of the Board Of Equal.
ration were Gandolfo. Chairman
Saunders, and Commissioners
Clarence Higgs, Joe Allen, Frank
Bentley and Harry Harris
County Clerk Earl Adams and
County Legal Advisor Paul Saw
yer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07
Shooting"
In Mexico's
Elections
BY LAURANcE Z. sTUNTz

MEXICO CITY IN - A firm
friend of the United States tool
an early and expected lead today
in fragmentary returns from Mex
ico's biggest and most peaceful
presidential elections.
The first returns, however, rep
resented less than one per cent
of the 31s million or more votes
cast In Sundays general election.
The record turnout exceeded all
expectations and was far above
the 2,229, 600 who voted in 1916.
The official count begins next
Sunday.
Early unofficial reports put Adolf
TO Ruiz Confines. candidate Of the
government-backed Party Of Rev.
dictionary Institutions, ahead with
24,299 votes. His chief opposition,
Gen. Miguel Henriquez Guzman,
backed by the Confederation Of
Peoples Parties, was a poor Sec
ond with 3,491. Returns gave 1,179
to Efrain Gonzalez Luna of the
extremist rights National Action
Party and $50 to Vicente Lom-
bardo Toledano. extreme leftist
supported by the Communists.
ALI parties made hundreds Of
complaints of election law viola
tons, a usual aftermath to Next
can elections. With voting figures
slow in arriving all factions con-
tinued to claim victory early to-
day. Henriquez Guzman's forces
called a victory meeting to be
held in q park tonight.
''Not single shot was fired In
Mexico" newspapers proclaimed
in jubilance at the peaceful vot-
ing. Armed police and troops pa.
trolled watchfully but there were
no reports of any political vio-
lence and only q few arrests were
listed. In the campaign, since June
l, three persons were killed.
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HEAVY ARTILLERY

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07
Il Like Ike"

CHICAGO R%-There Is no doubt
about it, Francesca Lodge. wife Of
Gov. John Davis Lodge Of Con-
necticut, wants Eisenhower for
President.
AT the Republican National Con-
vention she is a walking fashion
plate in behalf of her fayorite--
from an Ike" button trimming
her pill-box style hat to hir stock
ings embroidered in blad at the
ankle with the phrase II Like
Ike"
Her blouse Is white with the
slogan II Like Ike" in large dec
orative blue letters. The skirt is
blue and trimmed with the slogan
in white.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07
MAIDS NIGHT OUT

"Dsath Of n Salesman" a San
Carries Theatre.
Adapted from . play which is
one of the most moving dramas
of the last decade, the story in
its split action of flashbacks
lends itself even more easily to
the medium of the screen. Il
loses nothing in powerful emo
tional impact.
Frederic March as the sales
man who tries to sell himself and
his family on life of illusions
with a fortune just around the
next door on which he knocks,
lis undeniably masterful, but
overacted. Some Of the glory is
stolen by Mildred Dunnock as
the patient ana loving wife, the
woman who so idolizes her hus-
band that in q way she hindered
him from becoming the money
maker which he always hoped to
be. Her very lack of any criti-
cism, her eternal belief in him
sans anything but praise, might
be one Of the causes OF his
failure. Her attitude inflated the
''windbag'' side of his nature SO
that he never quite faced facts.
The two sons. played Dy Ca
meron Mitchell and Kelvin Nc
Carthy, are also top notch with
chief attention focused on Nc
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-07
Week Old Steel Strike
Still Offers No Solution

PITTSBURGH R - The nation
looked to CIO Steelworkers' Pres
ident Philip Murray today for some
tipoff on the unions next move
in the economy-shattering steel
strike now going into its sixth
week.
The silvery-haired labor leader
invades the territory o. his most
bitter opponent in the steel dispute
to address q huge rally of steel
workers at nearby Duquesne.
Most Of the 5000 steelworker-
residents of that small midtown
are employed by U. S. Steel Corp,
biggest producer in the country
and traditional pace-setter for the
industry.
Murray calls U. S. Steel the
"spearhead of opposition" to the
USW. The union chieftain asked
C. r. Hood, executive vice presi-
dent Of the giant firm, to debate
strike issues at the rally. Hood
refused, saying such a meeting
would not have any constructive
result.
The rally is the first in the Pitts
burgh area-steel center of the
world--since Murray called out
CSC, 900 union members in the basic
steel industry June 2.
Steelworkers look for their leader
to explain at length the unions
charges that the six largest steel
producers have refused to bargain
in good faith. The big six are U. S.
Steel, Bethlehem, Republic, Jones
and Laughlin, Youngstown Sheet
and Tube. and Inland.