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The Miami times., 1952-09-06
FACT AND FUN
nv DICK WRIGHT FOR AMP
aY DICK WRIGHT FOR AMP

Jack Surrell, Detroit's only Ne
gro disc jockey who is not class
ed as a "race record player" was
asked the meaning of the express
sion "He who laughs last"
His answer was in his own in
imitable style.
"It means someone has discov-
ed a double meaning that the
censor overlooked"
The Miami times., 1952-09-06

It's a fact: l took the following
conversation down in shorthand,
word for word:
"You amt got a cigarette, is
you?"
II amt said ! did, did II"
II amt ask you if you is. / ask
you if you amt. You amt, is you?"
The Miami times., 1952-09-06

A well to do gentleman of color
was wearing his oldest clothes,
moving the front lawn in front
of his fashionable surburbaD
home. Suddenly a large car stop
ped at the curb and white wo-
man blew on her horn as she
motioned for him to come to her.
Quite cold and aloof, the woman
asked: what do you get for
moving lawns?"
"The lady of the house lets me
sleep with her." answered the
home owner, matter-of-factly.
Whereupon the lady in the car
looked outraged and without fur
ther comment drove hurriedly
away.
Evening star., 1952-02-11
#l2, Plastic shelf-n' Edge

Princess io096 pfosfie shelf-n' Edge 6
wofer. oredse and fade proof! Lies fiat
without fosteninsf Rosebuds Or polkn
dots in:yellow. red, blue or sreer, on white.
LIFT. roll, SIi 3o-ft. roll. $50
Evening star., 1952-02-11

~ WrisIey's Bath superbe Soap
GIomorous Julio Adams gives "rove"
notices to these delightful scents pine,
bouquet, verbeno, eordenio. apple blos-
som, cornotion. 4 cakes to q box. plus
complimentary acquaintance cake.
d. LIS box
Lansoarphs- s-coSMETICS-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-02-11

#3 Tam o'shonter Set
Motehine shirts and socks BY Tom.
O'shonter. TWo.button club collar shirt
in navy, brown o. green; 80, e-ls, l.e9
Matching Socks----------------49e
Striped basque shirt in brown. navy,
green; sizes $50. 6-l8-----------l.69
Matching Socks ------------39e
Lansburghs-BoYS APPAREL-Foarth Floor
Evening star., 1952-02-11
HI DowneIIe Loneliness on Hand

julio Adams chooses double cotton Downels gloves
4-but.on Ierot with hond-sewn de.a the wrist Pink
beige, navy white black wsot frost. Sizes
Evening star., 1952-02-11

#6 6porty Tine by Tiny Town
She'll look like a. VoIentine in her Tiny
Town Dress ffuned by the embroidered
Bertho collar. Cotton broodeIoth in girl
sizes BOX ot 4.99. Big sister sizes 7-l2
at s. SO. lnBernudo coral, cypress green.
i
Lonsburghs-GIRLS and ToTS-Foarth Floor
Evening star., 1952-02-11

Modern Screen offers special new service!
Modern Screen Nations foremost movie mogoznes presents
bondn service to Called Hollywood shoppngfo
Yous service the best buys Of the month selected BY
movie You'll find these best buys right here at Ionsbehs!
Evening star., 1952-02-11
#1o Model Bra lifts but doesn't shift!

julia Adoms recommends that you choose carefully the
bra that does the for YOU For nstonce the cupom
by ModeI-the bro that lifts but shfts Boneess
wireless eupform mods, lifts accents small bosoms d
n,nshes larger White embroidered nyon, 81 to 36 A.
32 to 50 and c--S4 In cotton broodcloth-. so
Evening star., 1952-02-11

3 Suspicion Perfume
Perfume: purse size. S3i v or, $50; VI o..
SO; | or. SIB. Eau de Toilette: or. 81;
4 ozss 3.75; s OK. S.. oustino Powder, l.50;
Bubble Both I Is; soop q rokes). I.50. and
Gift zebro. $50. Al prices plus 2o9o.
Lansbargh's COSMETICS Street Floor
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
Semana Allegro
Display Opens
At Aliens Shop

A display of Spanish accessories
is on display in the window of Joe
Aliens shop, 5l8 Duval street
along with pictures of nine candi-
dates for La Semana Allegro Queen
and one of the King.
The exhibition was contributed
by Elisa Moreno Knowles, Beta
Sigma Phi sorority which is IN
charge of the Queens Selection
committee for the pageant which
opens Friday night.
King and Queen will be selected
tonight at the Key West High
School auditorium at 8 p. m.
The display in Aliens window
includes a hand made white lace
mantilla from Granada, a black
felt Spanish hat worn by Mrs.
Knowles on her trip to Spanish
bullfights in 1850, castanets, and a
shawl manton de MANILA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
Elizabeth And.
Hubby Return !
From HONEYMOON

LONDON Up Newlywcds
Michael Wilding and Elizabeth
Taylor flew back today iron
$7.a-day .austerity' honeymoon in
the French Alps.
Bronzed by the Alpine sun, they
stepped almost unnoticed from the
Paris plane and greeted handful
of newsmen and photographers. II
was a sharp contrast to The mob
scene at their wedding here Feb.
81. -
Wilding. 39-year-old British light
comedy star, was unshaven and
his 2O.year-old bride giggled at the
photographers as she rubted the
stubble with her hand.
Tins was what you might cali
an austerity honeymoon. |" Wilding
said. referring to the British gov
ernment's limit Of Is pounds t$70)
for spending by tourists abroad.
!, "But, = ne added, you can have
a wonderful time on two pounds
10 shillihgs day just the same. .
Wilding Slid behind the wheel OF
a waiting car and they drove l.f
TO an updisciosed destination In
London. - s'a''si
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
Scull Presented
&C Medal Here

During personnel inspection at
the X S Naval Air Station, Ke1
West, Charles l.. Scullsk RM2N
age %. wss presented .nsf Mn
qDta xssa1 5of sdaf ~ y
ficer. s.n''
scull. g.ho IS me son ot M
and Mrs. Stanley L. scull, Snsbf
Bay avenue. Tuckert6n, NsM
Jersey, has been in the Naval
service three years and three
months and at this command
two and half years.
He took his recruit training. at
the Naval Training Center, Great
Lakes, Illinois, following which
ne attended the Navy Radio
School al Norfolk, Virginia.
The Navy Good Conduct Medal
is awarded for every three years
Of continuous good conduct.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03

1913 TRANEL0. Excellent condi-
ton. 10 20. enclosed patio with
Aluma- Room awnings. Can be fin
anced Inspect at Overseas Trailer
Court, Lot 5. mari 6tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
$50 Pound, Z Jewish Landed
By Fisherman In Small Boat.
MONSTER WAS
CAUGHT OFF
CONTENT KEYS

Big fish always make big stor.
les, and one of interest to Key
Westers concerns a very green
Jewfisherman who landed a $50
pound. foot monster all by him
self in small boat, without even
any coaching.
Mr.. and Mrs. WV. Mock Of Os.
celia, Indiana, brother and sister,in-
law of Mrs. Ralph Dickson Of the
Beachcomber Jewellers and son of
Mr.. Mock of the South Seas Gift
shop are regular winter visitors
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mock were staying
at the Little Torch Key Motel re-
Gently, and on fishing trip via
small cupboard motor boat out
around the Content Keys, Mr.. Mock
spied a giant Jewish. Determin-
ed to catch the monster, but know.
ing he didn't have heavy enough
tackle, he headed hack TO camp.
He went into Bob Smiths Sport
Shop and procured the proper lines
and advised on the best possible
bait to use.
Next morning bright and early.
both Mr.. and Mrs. Mock set out TO
the Content Keys. II only took q
little cruising around ID spot The
big fish, the bait was lowered, and
he must have been sitting there
waiting for il, because he took il
Immediately According to the
Mocks, il was quite a struggle.
Mrs. Mock could lend little more
than moral support and the boat
was small and they had no desire
to- do a Jaxon into the deep with
the fish. II took several hours TO
quiet him to the point Of getting
him up to the boat and the sacrifice.
of one good anchor. Az one time he
had dragged the anchored boat so
Nr,that il It's anchor GOT hcpe esss
~ emit edded IN rock and had 10
be cut loose. When the fish was
finally up to the. boat they found
that his Jaw was nearly torn loose
and hastily secured him, tied his
mouth tight shut as per earlier in
structions and tcwed him back 70
camp. much to the amazement Of
all his dockside coachers who had
no idea when he set out upon his
quest that II would be successful.
For many years Mr.. and Mrs.
Mock had made their annual visit
to the Dicksons in Key West and
then returned TO the st. Johns RI
YER district for the fishing. Several
years ago however, they decided
that Keys fishing was superior to
any other in Florida, and have
been doing their fishing here. Az
ter the Jewish episode, they not
only have decided that the ONLY
fishing is on the Keys. but have
decided to extend their annual Flo
rida vacations by several weeks
Tor more Of IL.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
SOUND TRUCK BATTLE
CONTINUED From Page Onel

will take time off from the show
tonight to go to the 8 O'clock
meeting at City Hall. @
The Rev. Ralph Rogers of the
Presbyterian Church told his
congregation yesterday that he
is postponing the monthly meet
ing of Church Deacons so that
all church members, pro and con
the sound truck can attend to-
nights meeting.
Meanwhile, A. j. Dion, who
represents motel owners of prop
erty conservatively estimated at
$5,000,000 said today:
After reading statements re-
leased by the various City Com
missioners on Saturday. the peo-
pie of Key West should really
be appraised of the fact that the
anti-sound truck ordinance runs
risk of not passing"
rs it possible" asked Dion.
THAT the smoke screen of dis
elimination is being used to
cover up some ulterior motives?
Certainly, it is the thousands of
residents and the business PEG.
pie who are suffering the dis
elimination, not the several loud
speaker advertisers"
Il hope that the good citizens
of this community crowd the
City Hall tonight at 8 o'clock and
demand that this abominable
nuisance, this detriment to the
peace, quiet and good morals, be
permanently removed from our
fair community. If they do not
do this | am afraid that we are
due to suffer more and louder
sound trucks"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
". Y. PUBLISHER
ENDS VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCabe
entertained at dinner Saturday
night for their friends before fly
ing back to New York today after
a months stay at the Casa Marina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Haas, Mr..
and Mrs william Scher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Commit and Mrs.
Susan McAvoy dined and danced in
the Casa Marina patton with their
host and hostess.
Mr.. Mecabe is publisher of the
New York Daily Mirror. Mr.. Haas
is a partner in Random House, New
York publishing firm. The Shers
are from Toledo, o.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
Tallahassee, Florida
January 3ist, 1852
NOTICE

HhSSttF y tHt tsfa
January 3ist, 1852
NOTICE
=, NOTICE In hereby given that the
trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund of the State OF Florida,
VIII offer for sale, for competitive
gids and ob1ectio In Tallahassee.
fiorida. at IL 100 O'Clock A. Nj,
March 4th, 1852, the following de-
scribed land in MONROE COUNTY,
Florida, to-wit.
hat unnamed island In Sec
ton rs. Township &c South,
Kange 81 East, Monroe County,
Florida. containing OF acres.
more or less. Said island being
approximately 1000 feet east g
the west line Of said section %
and approximately 1909 feet
north of the south line OF said
section Is. correct description
70 be furnished With deedl
The Purchaser is required TO pay
me Advertising cost and doeurn ent-
airy stamps.
The sale. IL and when made. shall
De subject to the Trustees resery-
I9S unto themselves 1855 OF ths
Phosphate. minerals and metals ana
as or the petroleum thereon ot
hereunder
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERIM
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve the
right 10 reject the sale
BY ORDER OF the Trustees Vi
me internal Improvement fEYn y
FULLER WARREN.
Governor
Attest: F. c. ELLIOT, sec
trustees J. l. Fund
feb4-II-Is-ss;msrs,i's@
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
Trade Classes
Begin This Week

Classes in aircraft engines will
begin tonight at Key West High
school under the instruction OF
Frank Turner. Boca Chica Naval
Air station, Bin Chapman. coordi-
nator Of trade extension classes an
nounced today.
Turner's class viii be held every
Monday and Wednesday for the
next l6 weeks from 7 10 p. IN
Classes in blueprint reading and
estimating win begin tomorrow
night at Key West High school
and run every Tuesday and Thurs
day for l6 weeks from 2 to 3 p. m
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03

under the instruction Of Howard
England, Chapman said.
The classes are part Of trade
and vocational training for adults.
sponsored by agencies Of Monroe
County. and the State Of Florida.
superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton Horace O'Bryant has been &C.
tive in publicizing the classes.
Tuition is free for both series OF
classes; registration costs one dol
lar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
(COntinuedD

ls47 SUPERIOR II #. Excellent
condition, sS95. See at Gulf
Stream Trailer Park. 606 Truman
Ave. Phone IL. 9 4 pm. Phone
l766-xR after 4:30 pm.
marl-l2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
MRS. MARGARET JONES

Mrs. Margaret Jones, q, dice
yesterday morning after short ILL.,
ness. The body is being sent today
by the Lopez Funeral Home to
New Bern, North Carolina for SER
vices and burial in the family plot.
She is survived by her husband.
Everett L. Jones and her father,
Major koonce of New Bern and
five children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
DEATHS
ROLAND CAREY
DAsesessssssssl

ROLAND CAREY
Roland Carey died Saturday
evening in Norfolk, Virginia after
short illness. He was 43.
Funeral services will be announ-
ced upon the. arrival of the body
here.
tie is survived by one sister,
Mrs. Henry Johnson of Key West
and two brothers, Mike and Frank.
lin Carey, both of Key West.
Lopez funeral home is in charge
of arrangements.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
a0-Motor Bikes and Mo.
tor Scooters

CUSHMAN scooter, late model,
perfect condition. Can be seen at
226-A Poinciana. Phone 1069-R.
mara If
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03

" COLONIAL Pandom Manor. Eek.
celient condl;.on. Apt. size stove.
twin sinks, refrigerator. extra
folding chairs, new drapes and
couch cover. See at lot Go, Coral
Isle Trailer Park. mara Gtx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
Classified
Advertising
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Results
TELEPHONE
39-Trailerr For Sale
81

1916 GLIDER Trailer. Three rooms,
bath. Will sell equity in same,
$500 or best offer. Pearl Trailer
Court, Stock Island. mars Tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03

FOR SALE: Service Cycle. Good
condition, SOS. 506 Bahama St.
mar1-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
Movers


IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT.
IN AND For MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE
In re Estate of
JUAN SILVERlO,
Deceased
NOTICE OF FILING FINAL
hErORT AND APPLICATION
FOR DISCHARGE
Notice Is hereby given to all per
sons that Juan SiIverio. Jr., the
Undersigned Administrator OF the
Estate of Juan Silverio, deceased,
mas filed with the Honorable Ray
mond II. Lord. County Judge of
Monroe County. Florida. his final
report as said Administrators and
pas also made and filed with said
Judge application for his discharge
as said Administrator.
1852.
JUAN SlLyERI0, JR.
As administrator of the Estate of
Juan Silverio, deceased.
mara To- IL 2Hla52
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
24Business Opportunities
2S--Reai Estate For Sale

CHOICE Martello Towers district
on Atlantic Ocean. facing Conn-
ty Beach. New CHS deluxe home.
Furnished if desired. Living room.
dining room, bedrooms, | tile
bath, Jalousie windows, ste !
cabinet kitchen, utility room. slid
ing door closets. Ierrazzo floors, tile
window sills. handicapped. Design
ed and built by Chicago architect.
Apply 1908 Laird, Phone 1907.
MARSH
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03

Psi POWELL scooter, 10 hip. EX-
cellent condition. Can be seen 6
to 7 pm. 1922 Won Phister. Phone
l632-W: mar1-3l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-03-03
tl--Boats and Motors

q FIT. REBEL trunk cabin boat.
See at Garrison Blight.
feb27 -6tx
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Births Reported

From the D. C. Bytsagg Of vital statisti
Kari and Dona Ahrens.
Wade and Rosa Austin.
Mordecai and Miriam Ball.
Herman and Dolly Barger.
Frank and Doreen Bir.
Donald and Beverly Bird.
Edward and Eudora Brick.
Ignatius and Theresa Campagna,
Russell and Nancy Cecil.
Norman and Corinne Cluff
Lindsey and Verna Cunningham.
George and Rita Daniels.
Douglas and Alice Drumm0nd.
Nicholas and Maude Eckwert.
Reid and Vivian ellis.
augustine and Reba Hammer.
george and Evelyn Hutchinson.
John and Elsie Kelley.
Robert and Mildred kennedy.
Igor and zoya Krotoy.
George and Jeanne LeeDillard.
Laurence and Cynthia Leyinson.
William and Gloria Matchett.
William and Grace McMahon, jP,
James and Gina Milliken.
Clarsnce and Mary Morgan. 1r.
Charles and Geraldine PilzeI.
Clarke and Rita Rislei
Sanford and Doria RODGERS.
Herbert and Madeline Rubin.
Edward and Edith Smith.
Carl and Martha Stancill.
Norval and Dorothy Tayman.
heroy Iss. and and Paphyns Tnp Thomas. 3r.
Wiiber and Mary Wander Linden.
Clifford and Kathryn Waldron.
Don and Mary Ware.
Raymond and Muriel Webb.
Dante and Teresa Zagami,
William and Helen Coates.
Kenneth and Thelma Cones.
Charles and Mable Smith.
Claude and Fances sand; Anderson.
Frank and Gaynell Bullock.
Coleman and Vivian Galloway.
John and Berthell Kelly. =
David and Emma RaRins jr.
Charles and Ada Warren.
Furn and Elsie Yee.
Erwin and Phyllis Beardsley.
Ralph and Norma Bell.
Robert and Martha Bordley.
Joseph and Alma Burke.
Basil and Roswitha. Carabella.
Jones and Sara Chanstain.
Joseph and Paula Clagett. tr.
Lewis and Gladys Clernentson.
william and Catherine Clifford.
Joseph and Lempi Cody.
William and Eleanor Collins.
BENJAMIN and Grace Crifasi.
David and Ingrid Dennison.
John and Daisy Dubendort.
Bernard and Catherine Emingerm.
Henry and Felicia Everett.
John and Shirley Garrison.
Carl and Barbara Gasciere.
Robert and Elizabeth Gosselin.
Glenn and Barbara Grimmel.
James and Wilma Harry.
George and Dorothy Jackman.
Theodore and Loetta johnson.
John and Doris Letterman.
Thomas and Minnie McNIichael.
Samuel and Lauretta Moffatt. jfs
Marshall and Laura Powell.
John and Nellie Scott.
Thomas and Dorothy Sherwood.
George and Susanne Titrington, u.
Rudolph and Adele Uihl.
Charles and Patricia Varney.
Richard and Lois Waters.
Herman and Frieda Weeks.
Warren and Gladys Welch.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Deaths Reported

(From the D. C.. Bureau Of vital Statistics.
Ada Russell, SO. 9301 Kensinkton pkwy.
Henry Barefield. SO, washington.
Eima Boyle. "a. si6 e st. ne. "
James Scott, "A, -426 9th st. ne.
Edward Melia. 80. 313S Buena vista ter
Eva Greene. 81, -2940 Southern ave. SO.
Ernest Forrest "A, Hyattsyille, Nd.
Joseph Dawson. 72. 2120 N st. NV.
Daniel Nash, 81, 1910 Webster st. NV.
John jackson. 52. 1851 willard 81 NV.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
|BeIisvIIe Defense Aides To Prepare for Air Watch

Civil defense workers from the
Beltsville tMd.) area viii meet at
the Beltsville Elementary School
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow.
David c. Lee. chief observer for
the Beltsville sector. yesterday
Evening star., 1952-07-09

urged all persons IS years OF age
to attend in preparation for a
daily 24-hour air watch next
Monday.
p. E.. Clark Prince Georges
County civil defense director, will
show a film on ground observers.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
CIV Graduate Honored

Miss Judith Mackensen. 1910
Thirty fourth street NV, has
been appointed a graduate assist
ant in zoology at Mount Holyoke
College. She is a graduate of
George Washington University.
Evening star., 1952-07-09
Boxer Heads Muqiciuns

Harry n. Baker. District pro-
fessional magician and entertain
Ter. was elected president of the
Magic Dealers of America at q
recent convention in st. Louis.
Evening star., 1952-07-09

coaches and ants the with waving the air.
N and die Then the coating
control effective kill any
brought the stay that into the home and
Science has just forth with that walk it.
q lev discovery, q cooress Effective for Months
that kills coroaches and Science has that
that effective this DDT
It called sodium uoride phospho
NO-ROACH. rous. Johnston's NOROACH is
It's just simple and easy to not eontaminang
it looks You paint the powder It coos and
surfaces brushed where
reaches and ants woodwork r. ;thout having "a
all your dishes and pots and pans
hass cr.ln r.+s Guard against crawling insects
with this nyshe odoess this NoRoACH
stainless coating Prices or for S9c pint Tor
parayzed their $169 quart for $685.
THE HEcHT co. WOODWARD & LoTHRoP S. KANN SONS
PEOPLES DRUGS WHEIANS PEOPLES HARDWARE LANSBURGHS
SEVEN CORNERS MKT ROOSEVELT MKT CORAL HILLS SUPER MKT.
GREENBELT CONSUMER SERVICES ---1fs
Mcnond: SUPER COMMUNITY MKTS. AKMAN SuPERkAkkETS
Ia Virginia: SANITARY FOOD STORES SAkTULo BRoS DRUG FAIR
In Weshins.on: FOOD MART SUPERTs, APEX SUPERMkTS
Broker: q O. Knight Sales Co. REpubfe 1873
hc'dwsts Distributors Pezmon Grob Co, LsMe"es $500
INSIST ON GENUINE JoHNsToNs No-RoAeH
Evening star., 1952-07-09
SAVE 1:37:Gd
CARRIAGES

All carriages listed below full size, fully eoIop-
sibIe and have sprino-type eeor, foot brake. sun
visor storm shield. odiustoble back rest.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Maryland and Virginia
News in Brief

deputize two women to serve as
school crossing guards at College
Park.
The town of College Park agreed
to pay the salaries of two school
crossing guards between January
l and June 80 next year. College
Park has no police department OF
its own.
College Park officials put their
plan before the county commits
sioners yesterday. They were ad-
.vised to see the sheriff. The COM
missioners previously had said
they did not believe they have au-
thority to give the women police
powers.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Federal Judge Refuse,
Rosenbergs' Motion
To Stay Execution
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 10.-A Fed
eral judge today refused to stay
the executions of julius and Ethel
Rosenberg. convicted atom spies,
who are scheduled to die at Sing
Sing Prison the week of jan
uary IL.
Federal Judge Sylvester j.
Ryan. in denying a motion to stay
their execution, also denied
another motion by their attorneys
to have their convictions set aside.
Then Judge Ryan denied an
application by their co-defendant,
Morton Sobell, to have his 80
year prison sentence set aside on
constitutional grounds. Sobel re-
Gently was removed to Alcatraz
Prison.
All three were convicted on
March 20, 1851, of conspiring with
a former Soviet vice consul and
others to transmit atomic secrets
to the Soviet Union between 1914
and 1850.
The Supreme Court has twice
refused to review the case.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
Worker Dies Of Injury
From Flying Iron Bar

A District laborer whose skull
was crushed in a freak accident
in Garrett Park, Md, died late
yesterday in Suburban Hospital.
The man, James, Patterson, jr.,
IS, colored. of 627 Morton street
NV. was injured fatally when a
heavy iron bar catapulted 60 feet
through the air and struck him as
he worked on a sewer project at
Clearmont place and Strathmore
avenue.
Montgomery County police have
listed the death as an accident,
admittedly a weird one.
They said the 15-pound iron
tunneling bar had been left atop
a 55-gallon drum in which a fire
was burning. The heat, police
figure, caused steam to build up
inside the hollow bar, which ap-
'parently had been sealed by dirt
clogged in it's open end.
The steam then exploded, police
theorized, sending the bar flying
through the. air.
Other workmen said the explo-
sion sounded like shotgun blast.
They turned around to see Patter-
son lying unconscious in the ditch
where he had been digging.