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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24

8as umfangreibe 9rogrammL oas be-
|reits feltgelegt lpnroe, beltebt aus Mr-
beitstagnngen, groBen &nnbgebun-
gen, offentli6en @ebetsltunbetr, ssiib-
rlngen ausitellungen uno beionoe-
rem 8eranitaltungen fir Die Sngenb.
Sic feierlibe groffnung oes &atboli-
fentases finoet am 10. sluguit in
Sdoneberg (@eitleftor) Itatt. Mm 20.
llno 81. gluguit iino grbeitstagunget,
5u oenen le fiinf @ruppen IN Weit=
uno Slt-8erlin 5uianmentreten. Oie
@ruppen bei6dftigen li6 nit folgen-
BEN Saupttbemen oes &atboIifenta<
ge5: 1. 8ott ooer Materie? 2. @as
piiroe aus Den Menlhen obne @ott ?
3. Sit 6riltli6e gbe beute nogli6 =?
4. @as Derben l1niere &inoer, Gbri=
item ooer mas? 5. 8ringt Die Se6nif
uns boran? 6. gBie bleiben mir Wen=
l6en in unierer Mrbeit? 7. 8ie ret
tet Ser Gbrilt oas Ge6t? s. @ie fin
oen Gbrilten Seinat miteinanoer =?
8. $50 lit bein 8ruoer? 10. @ottes
Heib gebt iiber ale @ren5en. Ser
Spnntag, "a. 9lueult, miro Sobe=
punft Ser duberen 5eierli6feiten oes
&atbolifentages iein. SIM Olympia
Staoion (@eIt=8erlin) finben am
gornittog cine Bontififalmeiie uno
am Na6mittag cine groBe &unbge=
bung ltatt (bei Ser au6 gr5bil6of
Muen6 reoen ipirb). Ser &atbolifen-
tag loa om Wontag, 25. slugult, nit
einen1 EontiIitalreql1iem fir @efaue>
ne, 8onbenopfer nno Gerl6oaene
ausflingen, oas 8ildof @esfomm i'm
8alter=l =lllbri6t= =Stabion (SIt=8erlin)
bdlt. Son beIonoerer 8eoeutltng fir
oen &atboli5ismus in gon5 9eutlb=
lanb io1 cine @ebetsltunoe peroen,
Die am Sanstag %. sluguit, na6
elmer &unogebung I'M @aIter=l1l-
bridt=Staoion porgeleben lit. >9iele
8ebetslt1noe loa glei65eitig in olen
fatbolilhen 9ir6en 0eutl61anbs
ltattfinoen. Der SI. 8ater, Gapit
Sius XII, miro iiber Sen Gatifan-
lenoer an Die Seilnebmer oes flint
unolteb5iglten 3eutlben &atbolifen=
toges cine 8otldaft ridten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24

Ser fiinfunoiieb5igite Deutide @o-
tbolitentag finoet = ipie mir ld5ou
triber fur5 mitgeteilt baben - bonn
~. bts 25. Nugi1it in Berlin itott
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
T1tlann
(Surtfebune bon Sette u

$25 pro Monat unb grb0buns bes
Utarimums fir cine Samilie BON
$3.50 auf $168.75 pro Monat. 2. gi=
ner Herion, Die oie Gerli6erung er-
balt, lou es erlaubt peroen, big 5lt
$40 I'M Wonat 5lt beroienen, obne
Der Bramien perluitig 81 eeben, ODER
biz 81 $40 i'm Sabr, 1pabreno oieie
8ren5e bisber $50 i'm Monat ODER
$500 I'M Sabr betrogen bat. 8ie un=
ter oem bisberisen @eiet fann cine
8erlon, bie oas fiinfunoiieb5isite 2e-
bensiabr erreidt bat, irgenbeine
Summe i'm SSabr peroienen, obne ser
Sramien perlultig 5u geben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
@hah,td,.es6 49,

Superior, 8is. - sln pergonge=
men Sonntag erteilte ser bo6tp'Ite ST..
giidof albert 9. Wteper ser neuen
&atbeoralldule oie firhli6e @eibe.
Sm ani6luB an oie Seier fano
abenos elm 5elteiien itatt, 1pobei 8i-
l6of Weper in einem groBangelegten
9eferat iiber bic gel6i6tli6e geoeu=
tung Der gr5iebung i'm Shidial Der
Golfer iprab. Ga iib oie @eieui6aft
aus gin5elmeni6en aulamneniett,
fiibrte gild)of MeDer aus, lit es gera=
oe5n cine 8inienmabrbeit, oaB Die Ge-
form Der @eieaibaft bel ser 9feform
oes gin5elnen onfangen nuB. Belt
uno l1mitdnoe belfen 5par bel ser
Gr5iebung Ser Weni6en nit, aber res
lit eine unleugbare geldi6tlibe Sat
lahe, oaB Die 3eiten uno beren Gin
ribtungen nidt belier uno nidt
ldle6ter iino als oie Meni6en, Die iie
leiten ODER aus oenen Tie beIteben"
~uniere Rinoer iollen niht bie faIihe
8orltellung begen, als Oh Heligion elm
2urus nur fir oen Sonntagnorsen
lei; mir Dollen inn 8egenteiI, baB lie
berannabien in Der ueberaeugung,
oab Die &eligion cine tagtdglife 2e-
bensnotpenoigfeit lit
Seoria, Sa. = Gum NabfoIger bes
I'M Spdtberblt berItorbenen 8iibofs
Shlarman bon Heoria ipuroe ioeben
Der bodm'ite Sr. BeibbiIdof @iniam
6. gouiins bon Chicago ernannt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
Sttmlue OeS TDlfeS
fiir bas Soiepbinnm

Siernlit iel1oe i6 sbnen $1.OO fiir
Sen neuen &alenoer 1862, ben ib
porige 8o6e erbielt. Derielbe tit
nunoerboa uno miro bon ieoem i'm
Sauie geleien.
5rau s. g., Sans.
ginlieeeno Ienbe ib Sen getrag bon
$500 fir Ben ,S.=@.'. Sd 1piiroe
mebr lenben, aber Ole 3eiten iinb iebr
ihle6t unb oie 2ebensmittelpreile itei-
gen ltdnoig, ebenio oie Steuern.
81. &C., Ger.
slnbei ienbe id) Sbnen Sen getrog
fitr ben ,S.=@.'. 8eiten 9onf fiir ben
lbonen inbaltsrei6en &alenoer.
9f. a., Ha.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
W.8.g.

Seit @o6en batten liniere ssnge=
nieure cine nanbafte 3unabme unIe-
res Walieroerbraufes feltgeltellt. Sic
maren geneigt 5u pern1uten, baB
trgenOno in oer 8alierleitltng Elm
9fib iib eingeibliden babe. 8irs baben
piele Oteilen @oiierleitungsrobr
unterlubt, aber ole in gutem 3u=
itanoe befunoen. Man bern1utete auCb
einen unnotigen @aiierperbrauh per-
l6ieoener Gerlonen Ser MnItalt, mas
aber nab iorgfaltiger llnteriu6ung
iib oils fall6 eripies. slber tpie NOR
Ser Gerbrou6 bon $1,000 bis 81, 900
@uuonen 8ailer tdglid) 5u erflGren?
3ufallig pernobm Hep. Gltrlt zines
gea6ts irgenbluo elm leiies @erdulh,
oas bon flieBenoem @aiier berriibren
muBte. gr rief BEN Sbreiber oieies,
Inn altsfinbig 81 MAIDEN, mo- ser
6ebler lag. Ger SerlbluB zines in ser
9eabe befinolihen gentils bepirfte
oas Iufboren Oes @aiierflieBens io=
lpobl bier ais au6 in ben S1uiern
unlerer Sngenieure. Na6ben mir Sen
Sebler gefunOen, atmeten oae erleib-
teri auf.
llngefdbr Dor fiinf5ebn Sabren bau=
ten mir neben Ser @nltalt cine 8iblio=
tbef. gs mnr0en Sampfrobren, elef=
trilbe Gerbinorngen uno @aIerabIei=
tllngsfandle ettua feds SUB unter
Ser grOoberfld6e erribtet. SGmtlide
Gerbinoungen baben periagt nit Mus=
nabme ser Ableitungsrobren. Gin
Serlu6 5eigte, oaB irgenbmo cine
llnterbre6ung Ser 5ipeibunoert SUB
langen Gerbinoung eingetreten iein
mubte. Wan grub an elmer Seite ser
Seitung einen ettpa 25 SUB langer,
5 SUB breiten uno 6 SUB tiefen Gang.
Cine neue, ibmole @alierr0bre tpuroe
ourd Die alte 9f0bre binourbgelegt.
Gos 8aiier flieBt nun 1pieoer regel=
nabig. 1niere Stuoenten boben oie
arbeit beiorgt. Bir baben baour6
nlbt peniger als $500 geipart.
8eitere Storungen traten elm! Ser
$4,000 8allonen entbaltenoe Septic
Can't unb berlbieoene anoere Saden
muBten ausgebeiiert unb gerei11igt
Deroen. gei6t alles fann Dur6 unIere
eigenen Sngeniel1re getan 1peroen.
8ir miiiien geiibte Se9niter 5ur
Sano baben, mas l1ns nibt peniger
als tauleno 9olIar folten mag, cine
ni6t geringe Summe, Die bier 1pieoer
ongeDanot perben nuB. gs lit oies
in elmer groben anltalt ipie ser rniri=
gen unpermeiolid.
Die neulid eingetretenen Gegen=
giilie maren unieren @raspldten unb
unleren Wei5en=, Safer uno &lee=
laaten iebr 5utraglib uno unIere Sel=
Der ieben 6eiier aus als oIle onoeren
IN Der gan5en gea6baribaft.
@ir baben nun einen fleinen @ar.
ten, Inn 3miebeln, Giiben uno Stables.
6en 81 pflan5en. giner l1nierer Sbeo-
logon erbot lid, bas S1en unb 8flan=
gen 81 belorgen, muB aber nod man-
Dies lernen. IS tpuroe ib1n gelagt, er
miiiie Die &ii6en in Heiben iGen ni6t
81 tief unO nidt 5u oi6t. Gin &enner,
Der Die arbeit na6priifte, entbefte
nebrere 5ebler.
8ir boffen, bas Die Ofade's in
Sttana uno Columbus grope, Ohio,
oieIe Spalte leien merben. Sic fonnen
IN nift all5u ferner 3ufunft cine 8e-
ltellung BON bier Bis fiinftanieno
Tomatenpflan5en er1parten. nnler
5lpei acres groBes Selb lit fertig gum
ginpflan5en. 0arnoh lperoen uniere
2eier regelmaBig bon lnieren gomo=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
AuH aupr mplt

am Samstag unb Sonntag fanben
in ct. 8eter in Hom Die 5eiertl our
Seliglpre6nng bon Gaffaela Horres
y aDlon, elmer I'm oie fatboliibe gr-
5iebung bo6peroienten ipaniiden Or
oensfrau, ltatt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
TnhrHan5ptup
Ghrp. 8rnber ssransisfns= =S,hpmos

Gbrm. grnber Jransisfns=S =Sbpmas,
SCI, geltorben am 8. Mpril, inn
adtunoIe65igiten 2ebensiabre un6
pter5tglten Sabre leines Sroens=
lebens, I'M Sacreo Seart MonaIterD,.
Sales Corner, @is.
Ser Seritorbene mar ein eifriger
Seler bes ,S.=@.' r. Up.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24

0as &lolter uOeoria Sreu" in ser
oberlbleiii6en Staot 2eobibiib bient
beute als &aierne. 0ie Bolen lieBen
aus Ser Inna=&irbe olle 8iIber uno
,9anfe entfernen uno na6 8aoetpis
ubtransportieren.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
ct. ganl, Winn.- @prtbingtun, ..
Samstag, "a. Mai 1862
6 ir DE t a | Der

Spnntag, 25. Mai: Sedfter Spnntag
nad Sftern (Granbi). gbun-
ge1ium: GerbeiBung bes Seili<
gen Sci ties.
Montag, 26. Wtai: Ybilipp Neri.
0ienstag, 81. Wai: geoa Ser Chr
1piiroige.
Wtitt1pof, %. Mai: MuguItinus.
9onnerstag, 80. Neai: Magoalena
BON Yaa5is.
Sreitag, 80. Moi: Seroinano.
Samstag 81. Mai: slngela.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
Die Ser. Staaten 1tn6 0entldlan6s
@ebrbeitrag

SSn 8albingtoner omtli6en areiien
perlautet, oab oie Ser. Stooten be-
reit iino, 0euti6lano bel Ser Mufrii=
itung fiir Die gerteioigune @eit-gu=
ropas finan5iea bebilflid 5u iein. Die
amerifanilbe Sinan5bilfe i6eint al
leroings nidt in Dem l1mfang 5u
erfolgen, pie biele Geutl6e es tpiitl-
l6en.
StoatslefretGr 9eon a6eion miro
oiele 8ode ii6 na6 Haris begeben,
um Die S6luBperbanolungen fiir sic
8iloung Ser guropdii6en Gerteioi=
gungsgemeini6aft 5u fiibren. Oeuti i6=
lano Der ebemalige Seino in Sen bei=
oen 8eltfriegen, miro Wiitglieo bieier
@emeini6aft iein uno miro nit
Sruppen 5ur Starfung bes @eltens
gegeniiber 9tuBlano beitragen.
I6elon miro Oorausl sli6tli6 am "a.
Wai in Bonn Sen u@eneralpertrag"
unter5ei6nen, Der bon ser beutl6en
Tegierung nit slmerifa, England uno
5ranfrei6 abgeIdloiien miro. l1nmit-
telbar oarauf mabri6einlid am 26.
ODER 27. Weai, miro Der Stoats1efre=
tar borausiidtlib Ser llnter5ei6nung
oes Sertrages fir sic guropGii6e
Serteiotgungsgemeini6aft beiipobnen,
Del6er 51pii6en 9eutl6lanb, sSranf=
reid, Stalien1 Sollanb, 8elgien unb
Suremburg abgelbloiien miro.
Giele Gertrage, pel6e bas poIiti=
lbe Sgltem @uropas repolutionieren
neroen, miiiien na6 Der unter5ei9=
nung pom oen Barlamenten Der betei=
ligten 2dnoer ratifi3iert lperben, uno
perl6ieoene gin5elfragen, 10 3. g. Dos
ldDierige Broblem Der finan5ienen
Silfe Imerifas, tniillen Johann nod
ausgearbeitet iperben.
WtaBgebenoe &reiie in @aibington
boffeil iebod, oaB Die 9fatifi5ierl1ng,
ourb pelde Sic Gertr6ge in &raft
gelett lperoen, bis gum fonlmenoen
9erblt polI5ogen iein f0nnen 10 oab
Geutlhlano nod Dor gnoe bieies
Sabres in Der Sage iein miro, nit ser
Wobililierung unb ausbiloung ieiner
Streitfrafte beginner al fonnen.
0ie Ser. Staaten 1peroen 5ur I'm
teritiitung Ser Mufltellung Oeuti6er
militarii6er ginbeiten oamit begin=
men, 5unacbit militdriI6es Moterial
fir uebungS5tpede 81 liefern. Won
nlnmt an, oaB in Der erlten Ybaie
oieier enttpidllng MIR iopiel &riegs=
material anseforoert tperoen miro,
INN fleinere militarilbe @ruppen
ousbiloen 5u fonnen, pel6e Johann
lpater Die @runOlage fir ben Mufbau
GROCER ginbeiten abgeben f0nnen.
@nf lanse Si6t ertpartet mon bon
0eutl6lano, baB es 5u oen Streit-
fraften Ser guropGii6en 8erteioi=
gnngsgemeinidaft Cpelbe ibrerIeits
etnen Sell Der StreitfrGfte ser
NISS in europa barltelen tpiro)
insgelamt 5ebn bis 5nolf 9ipilionen
NIT ettpas mebr als 100000 Wann
itellen miro. Cine Begren3ung i'm
Spltem Ser guropdii6en 8erteioi-
gungsgemeini6aft beltebt MIR oarin,
oaB Die oeutl6en Streitfrqfte nibt
groBer iein oiirfen als Die fran50li-
l6en.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24

laiien iinb, fam es al einem aratDan
5erner bat oieier ausbru1 vboberer
gilbnng" Sbule genabt an ben
ltniperiitdten BON Gloriba, Nebrasfo,
Soma, Winneiota, 8uroue, Denper
uno im Stterbein College in Ohio.
gttpa breibunoert garnarb- -Weaoels
mlnften ibreieno uno quiefenb nit
ibrer ltntertpdide aus ben Senitern
uno i6iitteten @aiier iiber Die Stu-
oenten, ipelbe auf Dem Campus ber=
umtobten. slls einige Sutbente1t bis
IN oas abte unb oberIte Stodtperf Ser
S6lafraume gelangten, riidten biele
Dtao6en, Die in Na1tbemben 1no
8Dialnas maren, freitpiuig ibre l1n=
terboS6en ltno 8iiItenbalter beraus.
Mtande i6rieben crit ibren Namen
oarauf, ebe lie lie bergaben.
Otiaicent 6. WcSntolb, 9efan oes
Barnard College, los Den M1bels BIN
terber oie 2epiten unb brobte ibnen
ale Srinilegien 51 ent5ieben, lollte
~oas uneripartet unreife 8enebmen"
mieoerbolt peroen.
Sn Wiami Itiirnten breitaulenb
Stuoenten oie S6lofiale Der M1b=
6en, tpelde tie ba5u angel eitadelt bot
ten. Observation-Disclosures nuBten benubt
Derben, Inn Die ubobere 8iloung" 5u
retten. 3ablreide Seniter tpurben ein-
gei6lagen. 9ln ser StaatsuniperiitGt
Snoiana itellten oie Mdoben Elm SAB
poa abgelegter ipeiblider 1ntertpdl6e
bin uno foroerten Die Stuoenten auf,
it'd 5u beoienen. Webrere bunbert
Stltoenten unternabnen eine Gn55ia
auf Die S6lafldle ser Stuoentinnen.
&ommentar erflii1lig!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
&ultmrblmten

lleber talieno Stubenten ser 60
lumbia uniperlitp in SEEM Yorf urter-
nabmen 5reitagnabt cine Idrmenoe
~Sriiblingsfieber" -Ra55ia auf Stu=
oentinnen oes Barnard College, unb
binterber purbe oen iungen Wdb6en
Die S6ulo 5ugeI6oben neil tie bie
Stnoenten gu Dem unfug ermuntert
batten. Die Sagb auf 8iiItenbalter
uno llnterbos6en - melbete Die 60
gespreiie in GROCER Mufnabung -
begann f1r5 Dor Elm l1br firth unb
oauerte iiber 5tpei Stunoen. Siinfaig
Boli3ilten unb oreiBig Sonberip19ter
Der goluntbio-l -l1niperiitdt tparen not
penoig, Inn Nube uno Srbnung 1pie-
Der ber5uitellen.
Das Mnotria itebt ni1t anein ba,
uno abnlide Haa5ien auf lpeiblihe
l1nterlpaide iinb in elmer Meibe bon
Colleges uno uniberlitdten fiir5lib
peranitaltet 1poroen. 60 an Der Uni,
periitdt bon Glori6a, nno in 9arbarb,
mo feline 5rauen gum Stuoium auge.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-05-24
Gin tiidtiser ssSmriit

Neutrality-suspicious. bes Mbgeoro=
netenbaules teilte lebte @o6e nit,
ooB Ser Gi5e= =8enerolannalt 9I. 9epitt
Gane6 minoeltens breimal beim gra=
men Dor elmer Innaltsfammer ourn=
fiel, ebe er 1910 in SenneTee als
anpalt 5ugelaiien tpuroe.
Ganeb ielbit, Der iett ser 5ipeit=
midtiglte Wann i'm Sulti5amt lit, gab
Dor mebreren 8o6en in elmer geI6loi=
lenen Situng bes l1nterausi i6ulies
oes 5aus- -Suiti3fomitees bie @ei6i6te
leiner mieoerbolten 9ur6f4ne at.
Seine 3eugenousiagen lpuroen jett
peroffentlibt. 1t
Der republifanii6e Mbgeoronete
Seating bon Seem Oorf bat Sen 8or=
l6lag gen1abt, baB Ser Sal Dem om=
tierenoen 8enerananpalt BbiIip g..
Berlman uno Dem bon 8r4iioent
Truman ernannten, aber nod Inbe=
itatigten 8unbes= =8enerolantpaIt
Sames s. Mc@ranerD CUR &enntnis
gebradt miro Seating batte idon
friiber bie Srage aufgetporfen, ob
8ane6 ueinen S6minoel" begging, ols
er ii6 Dor 5tpolf Sabren in SenneHee
Inn 3ulaiiung betparb. ,.
Ser Ibgeoronete tpies barauf bin,
oaB Senneiiee bon einem &anbioaten
fiir Die aufnabme in oie Mnipalts=
fammer perlangt, er miiiie i'm Staate
pobnen uno sort au6 Sic Braris aus
iiben. 8aneb lit Elm gebirtiger Stem
g)orfer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
Following
Through
BY
Pedro Aguilar

The G III fs tr eam bookstore
baseballers will meet the Brooks
Stars tomorrow in the Wickers'
Field stadium in game sched-
uled to get underway at 2:30 pm.
The Gulfstreamers who lost their
first start to Benny's Cafeteria,
viii attempt to break into the
win column with Campbell. Sny-
der and Andes who were not on
deck in the opener. The Stars,
currently leaders in the Island
City loop will start Clarence
Fly ALICE on the rubber and
McIntoch will receive his losses.
On Tuesday night. the Benny's
Cafeteria will cross bats with
the Strand Theater at 7:45 pm.
Friday night will see a meeting
of the Strands and Gulfstreamers
and on Sunday, Jan. Goth, Ben
ny's Cafeteria and the Brooks
Stars viii tangle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
STANDING OF THE LEAGUE
Hope Revived For
Missing Seamen
In Pacific Area

|. SEATTLE. R- Spnrred by the
finding hf debris and floating car
go, air and sea Searchers pointed
today toward q smaller area south
east Of the spot where the freighter
Pennsylvania and its 45-man crew
last we're heard from wednesday,
The floating material. sighted by
both aircraft and surface vessels.
was found in a region "a to "a
miles, south and southeast of the
last known position of the disabled
ship.
II included hatch cover. lumber
and plates, boxes, drums and an
oil slick. The material was seen
just before dark Friday from the
Canadian weather ship Somehow
and from q cruising Coast Guard
plane.
Il resulted in immediate change
of p.ans, cutting down the search
area from the 10000 square miles
covered Friday TO a 60 by so mile
$500 square miles, area today.
Six planes were due over the
region at daybreak, dividing the
sector into three sections. They
are TO sweep the area for three
hours. then give away to five other
planes.
Six ships already are cruising
in that region.
Moderating seas and warmer
weather were seen as major help
in the task of finding the erewmen
who took to their lifeboats Wednes-
day vening in 3S-degree tempera-
lures and high seas kicked up by
a 40-mile wind.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
Four Ball Tourney Slated
For Key West Links Sunday
THIRTY-SIX MEN
EXPECTED TO
TEE OFF

Pairings and starting times fol-
the Mems Four-ball Golf Tourna-
ment to be held Sunday at the
Key West Golf Club, have been
announced. They are:
l2:oo-Moni Gomez. Frank
Wayne; Ward Tyson, Hy Altman
l2:lo-Glynn Archer, Johnny
Gavilan; j. Oliveros. V. Vinson.
l2:20-Lenny Milan. Louie
Plerie; James McCarole, F. A.
Murray.
l2:30-Bob -Spottswood, Cecil
Carbonell; T. M. Mckinney, Row
Duke.
l2:40-F. S. Elbertson, Harry
Knight; Geo. Valdez, Jack Row
an.
l2:50-Leo Sciera, ]. Kirschen-
baum; VIM. Plowman, DR.. E.
Gonzalez.
l:00-J Carbonell, Geo.
Carey; Jack Mathews, Humbert
Mira.
i:l0-Gene Witzel, ermit
Loucks; Bill Halentic, c. S. Ms
ley.
l:2O-James Mira. Bill Gates:
Joe Lopez, Jr., c. r. Reagan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
Tony Vincent
Is To Play
Mulloy Today

ST. PETERSBURG R - Young
Tony Vincent Of Miami has Q
chance today to show that his VIC
tory over Veteran Gardnar Mulioy
in the Dixie Tennis tournament
wasn't such an upset after all.
Vincent defeated Mulloy, defend
ing champion in the Dixie, IN the
semi-finals and went on to beat
Grant Golden of Chicago in the
finals.
Vincent and Muhoy meet IN the
semi-finals of the Florida West
Coast Tournament today. Mulioy
is seeded first and Vincent third.
Friday Mulloy breezed through
Jack Station of Orlando in straight
sets while Vincent was having a
time turning back Henri Rochon
of Montreal 60. rs, 6-l.
In the other mems semi-lnais
Bulge Patty of New York, No. /,
plays fourth-seeded Sid Schwartz
of New York.
In the women's semi-finals Mag
da Rurac of Los Angeles plays
Ann Gray of Washington, and Tau
ra Lou Kunnen of Clearwater
meets Doris Popple of Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
Muntlt Saws
Public Wants
Ike Or Taft
Sees No Chance For
Either Governor Earl
Warren Or Harold
Up Wirephoto
StaSSell

WASHINGTON n-Sen Mundt
(R.-S. d. said today his personal
"grass-roots survey" indicates the
public wants either Sen. Taft (R.-
Ohio, or Gen. Dwight D. Essen
hover as the next President.
But the American people have
not made up their minds between
Bob and Ike" Mundt said, adding
he is not committed to any presi-
Dental aspirant. There is no def
mite trend
Mundt based his belief on what
he said we're careful sOundings he
made among rank and file voters
while delivering a series of speech
in the Southwest and Middle
West in recent weeks.
/ I've come back convinced that
President Truman IS moi going TO
run" Mundt said. He has lost the
South. and he can't win without
the South. | don't think he wants
to end his career as badly de-
feated candidate.
Regarding two other announced
Republican candidates. Gov. Earl
Warren of California and Harold
Stassen. president of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania and former
governor of Minnesota, Mundt
said:
Il don't think either one is a
front-running candidate. They now
are in the favorite son class. "
On the Democratic side, there
were new indications Sen. Kefau-
yer Cd. Tenn will Seek his party
nomination, although he has made
no formal announcement.
There were Kefauver develop
ments in Illinois, Ohio and New
Hampshire. In each state, indica-
tons were strong that delegates
pledged to him would be entered
in primaries.
Probably the most emphatic Ke.
fauver development was definite
statement by Herbert l.. Lock
wood. co-chairman of the Illinois
Kefauver-for- President Club. that
Kefauver will seek the nomina-
ton" He said the senator had
told him by telephone that he is
"elated and was very optimistic
Of carrying Illinois.
In New York. Kefauver himself
was silent as TO his plans but an
nounced he would see President
Truman Tuesday. He would not
say what the purpose of his call
at the White House was. but it
was understood it related to ''po-
litical matters"
Eisenhower boosters, led by New
Hampshire's Gov. Sherman Ad-
ans. got the generals campaign
officially underway by filing en-
tries listed as favorable" TO him
in their states primary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-12
Jun Again Asks
Reds Position
On Airfields
Feel That UN Command
Might BE Willing To
Make Compromise On
Field Construction
Rv OlEN IEMENTS
BY oLEN CLEMENTS

MUNSAN. Korea tR-United Ma
tons Command truce negotiators
asked the Communists again today
for a clear statement of their pres
ent stand on construction of North
Korean airfields during an armi-
stice-and again they got no salts
factory reply.
! But some observers felt the y.
N. Command might now be will
ing to settle for less than formal
ban on military airfield construc-
ton.
They believed Maj. Gen. How
ard M. Turner in effect is asking
the Reds for an oral pledge not
to build or repair airfields while
an armistice is in force. Such a
promise would become part of the
conference record, but not of the
| armistice agreement itslf
An oral pledge not to build or
repair military bases, if accepted
by the u. N. Allies, would elimi-
nate the final obstacle barring
agreement on how to supervise a
truce. This single issue has dead
locked the armistice talks for the
past two weeks.
The subcommittee discussing
prisoner exchange spent most of
the day wrangling over whether
war prisoners and civilians should
be allowed to refuse repatriation.
The Allies insist on freedom of
choice, the Reds want all prisoners
exchanged
Both subcommittee scheduled
sessions for Sunday in Panmun-
JON.
Washington sources said Friday
that nations fighting under the
u. N. flag in Korea have agreed
substantially 10 an American plan
to back up truce with warning
that if the agreement is broken
the Chinese mainland viii become
the target of sea and air attacks.
Such warning might make a
formal. written agreement to ban
airfield construction less important
to the Allies
Gen. Turner told the Reds Sat
urday the u. N. made clear its
position on airfield construction as
late as Jan. 6 and added:
Your refusal to do so thus de-
liberatesy is cloaking in confusion
your attitude toward the single re-
naming issue before US.
I'VE can only conclude your side
is uncertain regarding the position
regarding airfieldss r would like
to have expressed by you your
present intent"
Brig. Gen. William P. NuckolS.
official u. n. spokesman. said
Turner emphasized the word
''preseni" in asking for the Com
munist stand on airfields.
Chinese Maj. Gen. Hsieh Fang
replied, as usual, that the question
of whether to build or not ia build
airfiesds is for North Korea TO de-
cide--an internal matter.