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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23
CLOS Murray Says Truman
Agreed Not To Use Taft
Hartley Law On Steel Workers

GARY, Ind. R-CIO Steelworker
boss Philip Murray said Sunday
that President Truman assured
him last December You need
have no fear" of a Taft Hartley
injunction if the union would post
pone its scheduled Jan. / strike.
And he called Inland Steel Pres
ident Clarence Randall a liar
for saying that Murray and Tru-
mand had made a deal.
Murray addressed an audience
of 1900 at a steelworkers rally in
this community of 10000. About
n, 900 persons In Gary and ad-
joining East Chicago earn their
livelihood in the steel mills.
Steelworkers have been on strike
three weeks, since the U. S. SUI
preme Court ruled government
sc'-ure of the industry illegal.
President Truman has not started
Taft Hartley Law injunction pro-
ceedings to stop it. A pending res
olution urging him to do so has
passed one house of Congress.
Before an overflow audience in
GLIDING steelWorkerS, politicians,
mayors of the two hard hit steel
towns and 1t. Gov. John Watkins
of Indiana, the president of the
steelworkers union:
l. Accused major steel producers
of "a conspiracy" to prolong the
steel strike.
2, Criticized Gen. Dwight D. Els
enhoWer for voicing opinions on
the steel strike when "he could
hardly know the facts" Murray in
particular objected to this remark
he attributed to the candidate for
the Republican Presidential nom
nation, why don't they use the
Tafe Hartley Law" ..,..... 90. ..~...
3. Attacked the industry's reluc-
lance to give the unions $50, 900
striking members a union shop.
4. Said it would be unjust to
expect the steelworkers to undergo
an so day strike injunction under
the Taft Hartley Law since they
have already delayed the original
strike 153 days on the request of
the President"
s. Predicted the steelworkers will
win the strike regardless of what
kind of suppressive weapon may
be used against you"
Signs reading, THE Taft Hartley
Act won't produce steel, and I'VE
went work under the Taft Hart
ley Act were visible in the hall.
The steelworker' head said Pres
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23
Honor Students
Attend
"Boy's State"

Nine honor students selected
by the Key West High school
faculty left last Saturday to at
tend Boys State" on the West
Campus of Florida State Univer-
sity, Tallahassee, Fla. The group
represents the largest number
ever to be sent from Key West.
Also, for the first time, pri-
vate individual acted as a spon-
sor for one Of the boys. Mayor
c, B. Harvey sent John McKil-
lip.
Other boys and the orgariza-
ton they were sponsored by in
clude. Ira SHERMAN - Arthur
Sawyer Post No. 20, A, l., Harry
Prltchard Arthur Sawyer
Post No. %, A. L. Jack Wells 49,
Arthur Sawyer Post No. %. A. l..
Joseph Pineda Lions Club.
Robert STAY es Rotary Club.
Bruce Cleare - Elks. Thomas
Cornell 49, VIEW. Robert Sawyer
Scottish Rite MssonS.
The boys will remain in Tai
lahassee during the week of
June 1929 inclusive. Upon their
return, they will visit the spon-
soring organizations and sd-
dress hem with regard 10 their
experiences at Boys State"
II is a signal honor for a youth
to be selected to attend this
worthwhile project. While there
the boy learns through first-hand
experience the basic fundamen-
tails ar operation of our gov
eminent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23
New Liner Heads
For New York Port

ABOARD THE S. S. UNITED
STATES R-This newest and big
gest American challenger for speed
supremacy of the passenger sea
lanes slipped easily through the
Atlantic toward New York today
on Its first home port call.
The 800 foot, $500 ton U. S.
Lines luxury liner was scheduled
to start up the Hudson River to
itsSmid Manhattan pier at about
noon. A spectacular port welcome
was planned.
Commodore Harry Manning, skip
per Of the United States. said Sun
day night he anticipated no trouble
making New York on schedule at
the end of 500 mile cruise from
Newport News. Va. where the yes
sci was built.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23
POWER STEERING.
HERE'S WHERE TO COME FIRST!

Even at a standstin YOU can turn the
whec! easily Nov. parking IS ahorn Of is
troubles and fatigue and you can
negotiate traffic. awkward drives. and
garage doors precisely and with ease.
You can double the longest DAYS drive
you've ever known end up free from
arm and shoulder STRAIN. Rough roads soft
shoulders. sno~. mud? the poHer that
helps you Steer now prevents the cars
wheels from Steering back" a. you The
cour~e yo4 -et g held. az any speed till
yo4 want L changed Yet. With tns SHINES
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23

You've heard about it and read about II
Now, if YOU haven't felt ahat Power
Steering does for YOU in city driving or out
on the highway ~ invite you to Try IL first
in a Chrysler New Yorker whore YOU will
find f4i!-tI7ls not partial Power Steering,
What happens IS this
You handle the steering wheel in normal
fashion But OF all the work s done for
Hou by hydraulic power, constantly AZ vour
command. Also, you turn the wheel 4
less distance no~ FIR ever rsane1gvnr
the feeling YOU get of utter control "A "a
wonderful as Il e new.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23

a week end of war games staged
by the Florida Civil Air Patrol to
illustrate possible methods of in
yaSion of the Florida coast.
The enemy won the first round
Saturday when four "saboteurs'
Sneaked through a defense line
that included CAP members
equipped with IS planes and cap
tured the Naples airport.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23

SCI DUVAL ST.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23

copied before they could reach
their objective.
Three others attempted to blow
UP the Atlantic Coast Line Rail
road bridge north of Naples but
their dynamite failed to explode.
1t became waterlogged when the
men crossed a swampy area near
the bridge.
The surprise attacks concluded
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23
Killed In Crash

ENGLEW0OD, Fla. R-Frankie
Barney. q. Long Beach. Calf,
was killed Sunday when an auto
mobile driven by her fiance, Ro-
lice Lee, IS, OF Englewood, left a
road and overturned.
Patrolman MacRae Walling said
Lee went to sleep at the wheel.
He was thrown out OF the car and
escaped serious injury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23
War Games Staged

NAPLES, Fla. P-Defenders of
the Florida coastline succeeded
Sunday in blocking attempts by
"saboteurs" to Dl0w up an electric
power plant and a railroad bridge
on the West Coast.
Three who tried to dynamite a
mobile railway generating plant
used by the Florida Power & Light
Co. for emergencies were inter-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23
HOLLYWOOD
NOTES
by BOB THOMAS

paint an unfavorable picture OF
American life are drawing crowds
in Germany, two Hollywood film
makers reported today.
The movie men are Producer
Richard Goldstone and Director
Andrew Marion, recently returned
from filming THE Devil Makes
Three In Germany. They shot
scenes with Gene Kelly and Pier
Angel all over the autobahn high.
way, In German cities and at the
Hitler stronghold, Berchtesgaden,
I'VE had a good chance To- OBJ
serve the movie habits Of the Ger.
mans" remarked Goldstone. "One
of the disturbing things was that
pictures which hold America in a
bad light are doing big business
over there. For instance. The Big
Carnival drew big crowds because
of its treatment Of the American
public"
Oddly enough. the film, which
was originally called Ace in the
Hole, was considered a flop in this
country. II starred Kirk Douglas
and Jan Sterling
"a Streetcar Named Desire Is
another big hit in Germany,
Goldstone added 1T is admired
not merely for its drama. but be.
cause of its social implications,
The Germans don't think Of il as
a story which could happen in any
country, but one which is native
TO America"
Also, Marion remarked, they
point to il as proof that not all
Americans own cars and other
luxuries."
What is the reason for the popu-
iarity OF such films?
There is nothing in the books
that says an occupying power
should be liked Marion ex-
planned,
II Is the reaction Of those who
have conquered. G0dstone add,
ed. They are always complaining
about the Americans. They con
stantly blame Gen EiSenhoU er for
stopping Of the Elbe and not going
on to Berlin, You can't explain 20
them that be was acting under
orders, even though the Germans
have been noted for following or
ders themselves
But no matter how much they
complain about the Americans. the
Germans still consider themselves
lucky that they are not under the
Russians
Both movie men agreed that L.
s films which paint had picture
Of American life should he with
held from Germany.
They explained that the Germans
grudgingly gave permission for the
making Of The Devil Makes
Three " which concerns The snug
cling q gold by NaaS II postwar
Germany
The Germans had stacks Of
chips On their shoulders the pro
Queer said 1T was the same as
Yankee film company shooting
. picture IN the So0th couple
81 years after the C.yu War
The pair has rnany stsries about
their adventures N Europe When
they arrived IN I'm and the, >aa
RBC teievlslon shots q TIE blow
ing Up AZ Berchtessaden. Which
vas 10 be the climax locale AZ their
picture, They quickly glea 10 the
enc tame Hitler chalet ard found
i >u,l standing The BIG films
bad been some KIND ~ ~ase
But demolition e Btree'fs -a3t-
was beginning ~ tse tnae tnev
started 70 shNo' shc 81 lrt ;AeFg
The film company ha1 S. a>e s-.
siderable peFsuA aaa oa a wreck
iag crew 10 SCI ne Nc p.s;gsnet
uniI ne shooting css4.t er cs-
r.e;ed
When the Cnwpa~s ea> smaS
near The Aas1rso oosats =~~1s-s
swns& "a match yrp, s....4 ,r.-s-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23

ident Truman told him last De-
cember, a week before the SEIZED
uled strike.
IF you will voluntarily agree to
a suspension Of the strike | be-
lieve you need have no fear of the
courts imposing on your members
the so called Taft Hartley in
junction procedure.
The strike was postponed, gov
eminent seizure followed, and
steelworkers stayed on the job un-
til after adverse court decisions
on the seizure.
Murray said the union and the
industry have resolved the major
part of their fight over a wage
increase. The main obstacle to set
Element now is the unions demand
for union shop, under which all
workers would be compelled to
join the union.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23
Billy Oldham Held

DAYToNA BEACH R-Billy Cd.
ham, Sanford, was held under 81.
900 bond on an open charge Sunday
pending a coroner's inquest into
the deaths of Robert OToole. IS,
and his 10 year old grand
daughter, Dianne Mills. in an au.
tomobile accident here.
Oldham is the brother of Bradley
Oldham, runner-up in the Demo
cratic primary for governor. Billy
Oldham said he was going 40 to IS
miles an hour when he saw the
O'Toole car and that II tried to
apply the brake. That's when we
hit" Police Sgt. Pat Donder said
Oldham registered II in a drunk
ometer test two hours after the
accident and that Is was consid-
cred evidence of drunkenness.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23
Bania Elected

DAYTONA BEACH R-James
Banta. Tallahassee Democrat. was
named president at one day
meeting of the Florida Daily News
Association
other officers elected we're Hell.
en- Newsom. Ocala Star Banner,
first vice president; Dan Cation
i'm. Miami Daily News, second
vice president George Schmidt,
Daytona Beach News Journal.
treasurer and V J Obenaur,
Jackson, lie, executive secretary.
BIZ Reed. Boston Braves
rookie second baseman ut q
double his first time at bat in
the National League this season.
a truck Of artificial snow was dis.
patched from Munich, But the
thaw ended and a snoNslorm came
up. The truck driver had a dickens
~ time explaining al the border
that he vas carrying 4 load OF
snou Il nearly created an inter
national incident
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-06-23

greater control, wheel feel is always
the same
Why not come Try 1T Learn for yourself
why growing Thousands Of motorists say
they II never D. without Full-tirne Power
Steering from now onl
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Reds Told to Expect Worst
No Matter Who Wins in u. S.

were told, is a millionaire. who
lis backed by big Chicago banks
and has connections with "such
large New York concerns as
Standard Oil, Aluminium Co. OF
America and Others"
BY nominating him, Zorin quot
ed the New York Daily Worker
as explaining the Democratic
leaders were able to avoid "awk-
ward questions" about the Tru-
man administration.
Gen. Eisenhower, according to
Zorin, advanced slowly in his
military career until after he be-
came aide to Gen. Macarthur.
Later on, Zorin said. Eisenhower
became president of Columbia
University, which he strove to
convert into a barracks, declaring
that the United States needs not
scientists but hefty young fellows
wearing a uniform and serving
the guns"
Moscow quoted campaign ut
terances of both candidates on
such subjects as social security
and relief to bolster the conten-
tion that both have taken identi-
cal stands on "the main prob
lems," even though they are
engaged In fierce mutual recrimi-
The climax of Zorin's analysis
was a report on the Progressive
Party, which he said was support
ed by all the democratic forces of
the United States. He said the
Progressive Party's presidential
nominee, Vincent Hallinan, and
It's other candidates are being per-
secuted. but he declared that mo
terror will succeed in intimidating
America
Evening star., 1952-10-23

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Evening star., 1952-10-23
No Rent for 10 Years

RICHMOND. Ind. (P.-When
the city health inspector COM
planned about the disrepair of a
house, nobody was more surprised
than the landlords-the Wayne
County Commissioners. A checkup
showed they'd acquired it at a
delinquent tax sale 10 years ago.
Another sale was arranged, and
the house was sold for $340.
Nothing was said about the ten
ants who had been using the house
rent free for 10 Years.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
By the Associated Press


Moscow is telling the Russian
people to expect the worst, nc
matter who wins the American
election.
The word is that either Gen
Eisenhower or Gov. Stevenson is
sure to win, and to a Communist,
one is just about as bad as the
other.
This has been the Soviet line
all along-that both major parties
and their candidates "obey the
will of American multi-million-
aires" A Soviet domestic radio
broadcast, reported today by
United States Government moni-
tors, brought the Russians up to
date on the election campaign. It
was a commentary by Valentin
zorin, Moscow's nominee for ex-
pert on American affairs.
The United States elections,
said zorin, resemble a race in
which all horses come out of the
same stable. the owner of which
will win regardless of which horse
comes in first"
I'm fact" he added. whichever
Of the two bourgeois parties wins
the election, their master, big
capital, will win.
Furthermore. election skirm-
ishes between the two parties are
being used by propaganda to de-
fleet the attention of the masses
from vital problems of present.
day America and to conceal the
bargain struck by the two parties
On the main problems.
Gov. Stevenson. the Russians
Evening star., 1952-10-23
Dunce Lecture Tonioht

A dance demonstration and lee
ture by Srymati Rukmini Devi,
Indian educator and dancer. will
be presented to students of Amer
ican University at $3.50 o'clock to-
night In Clendenin Hall on the
campus, Massachusetts and Ne
braska avenues NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-23

DOMINO Old Fashioned Brown
Sugar IN the makin'S. Il gives the
same luscious goodness 10 dough-
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Evening star., 1952-10-23
Stute Societies to Donce

The Michigan and Minnesota
State Societies will hold q Little
Brown jug" dance at 9:30 pm.
tomorrow in the National Press
Club. The annual football game
between the universities will be
held the next day.
Evening star., 1952-10-23
FASHION NOTE! Now even lamp

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Evening star., 1952-10-23
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ing not just one or WIS
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Evening star., 1952-10-23

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Evening star., 1952-10-23
Abingdon PTA Fete

The Abingdon Primary School
Parent-Teacher Association will
sponsor fall festival from 10 m.
to 4 pm. Saturday on the school
grounds in North darlington.
Evening star., 1952-10-23

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Evening star., 1952-10-23

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Evening star., 1952-10-23
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Evening star., 1952-10-23
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Evening star., 1952-09-12
Ii. David Claude Ryan, n,
Son Of Aircraft Builder
BY the Associoted Press

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Sept. 12.-
The death of United States All
Force I'd 1t. David Claude Ryan
%, eldest son of Aircraft Builder
T. Claude Ryan, in a jet plane
crash in Nevada was announced
here today.
Ryan Aeronautical Co. said the
young officer was killed Wednes-
day. only two days before he was
to have completed his advanced
training as a jet pilot at Nellis
Air Force Base, Las Vegas, New.
His F-86 Sabrejet failed to pull
out of a low-level bombing run
over the desert. 70 miles from the
base.
The father and mother were
notified aboard the ocean liner
Queen Elizabeth, on which they
are returning from Europe. They
ARE due in New York Sunday.
T. Claude Ryan is founder OF
the aernonautical company here
which built Charles A. Lindbergh's s
Spirit of st. Louis" trans-Atlan-
tic plane. The company is now
largely engaged in filling military
aircraft orders.