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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-21
1odoy's
Stock
MorDgef

NEW YORK H. Wall Street
Dat down in front Of i television
vet today and watched the Demo-
cratic national convention.
The stock market a. = conse-
eusnee was unusually quiet and
prices moved over . narrow range.
Suggest changes we're around .
point either way, but the great
hulk o. the list was up or down
small fractions with many leaders
unchanged.
Steels moved only an eighth or
30 higher or lower, showing little
concern over the breakdown Sun
day In talks between the Go
Steelworkers and industry repre-
sentatives.
Utilities were helped ahead BY
Western Union which gained bet.
ter than q point. In the railroad
section Santa Re lost around q
point and helped keep the division
ID the mixed column.
High stocks included U. 5. Steel.
Goodrich, Douglas Aircraft, Con-
solidated Edison, American, Smelt.
ine, and Union Pacific.
Lower were u. 5. Rubber. Ken
necott Copper. Union Carbide. Phil.
lip Morris. Nickel Plate. and Gulf
Oh.
The market was steady At the
start today. although Il ended on
! downheat Friday.
Studebaker made good progress.
Tor Tie first six months the com.
pany reported per share earnings
a. 33.73 ~ against $50 . year
aeo with net sales a around 2ss
million as compared with "a mil.
Lion dollars : year ago.
On he curb. Colonial Air Lines
was active and higher. Over the
week end directors accepted the
cher ~ Eastern Air Lines to nc.
Quire Colonial In Al exchange Of
three shnres AZ Cclcnial for two al
Eastern. stockholders and thc Civ
\ Aerunautics Board must stu ap.
prove. On TIE bic board Eastern
Vas steady.
Canada Southern Oils was an
other actively higher curb stock
- news u another on field dis
nosery b Western Saskatchewan.
he curb Is ) wkole was steady.
uixher stocks included naxelline
oeeman Drus.. and Calgary 4 I'd
mcnton while a TIE downside were
Afo EQripment. Creole Petroleum,
"a Oklahoma Natural Gas.
Corporate heads were steady and
quiet. - we're y. S. governments
- u over The counter markei,
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NesC Officials
Mi,,oco Council
Are Announced q

Members q TIE Minoca Cornell
No. y. Degree q Pocahontas nm
"a new officials at the meeting iast
week with tie ceremony condl,eied
BY Annie Baker, Deputy assI,le1
By Miriam E. Carey. Past chef.
Those Mho win serve are: Foea-
hontas. Nimia Skies. Wenbnsh,
Marian arrange; Prophetess, Vefna
Love; First Scout Bloney vaIdez;
sesosi Scout, Mary B. Cruz; Kirst
Warrior Blanche Sands; Hliird
Warrior, Sarah Spencer; Foarth
Warrior, Alice Albury: First RIM
nef. Miriam Lowe; Second Runner,
Lille Saunders; First Counsellor,
Lillian Albury; Second Counsellor,
Kathleen Doty; Guard Of Teree,
Ruby Met1ger; Guard Of rnrest,
Myrtle Sands; Trustee, Tessie C.
Wimmenauer.
Other chiefs serving this term
are Keeper Of Records. Miriam e.
CaeoU; Collector Of Wampnm,
Alice Curry; Keeper Of Wamppm,
Hclniee Park: Trustees. Sarah
Spencer and Adeline Muse.
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Earthquake
Statistics

~ Iho Asseei1ted Press
0thar disastrous California earth
<nakos ard their ton include:
San Francisco area, 1905 10
dasfhs and estimated 200 million
dollars property damage hon
earthquake and fire.
Santa Barbara area, 1925 - IL
deaths and 10 million dollars dam
age.
Long Beach Compton area. 1883
-lnofe than 100 deaths and % mil
Lion dollars damage.
p Centre and Imperial Valley.
lao = nine deaths and SIX million
6ollars damage.
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Pres. Truman Back To Work
For First Time Since Illness
Has No Comment
Concerning Runlors
About Convention
" 9RMGsT B. NAccARo

WASHINGTON u President
Truman was It his desk At the
White House today for the first
time ii more than week. And his
press secretary took the occasion
TO swipe 1t The amending string OF
fumOrS dealing with Mr.. Truman's
position On Democratic politics.
The President spent three days
last week At the Army's Walter
Reed Hospital, undergoing . series
~ tests a. Z result Of . mild virus
infection that had been plaguing
him. He LEFT the hospital Saturday.
Meanwhile, rumors were flying
between Chicago and Washington
as to lust what Mr.. Truman would
do In regard to the Democratic
national convention, opening in
Chicago today.
Here's what Press Secretary Jo-
saph Short said Of the rumors:
sI,m not going to comment on
any Of them. "
And, be added:
ssSOme Of them are exclusive and
viii remain exclusive permanent
""
ny that, Short meant that some
u the runOrs were 30 exclusive
they could never be substantiated.
The idea was that most Of them
weren't true.
short said the President still
plans % attend the convention and
spoak after Z presidential nom.
Inse u chosen. and that he plans
70 20 TO his home town Of indie
pendence, Mo-, to vote In the Dem
ocratic primary here Aug. $.
short said the President would
view e least some Of the con,
vention proceedings on his tele'
vision ct.
The President, Short said, is
feeling fine" and looking ''chip,
Dsrg
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-21

- LNA1p0 RODRIGUEZ
Alfredo Rodriguez. a, died SAT-
urday aiternoon at the Galey Me-
mortal Hospital. He resided Il l2os
Pine Street. Faneral services we're
held On Sunday 1t $50 pm. It the
Chapel Of the Pritchard Funeral
Home. Father Gavinus Egana, ST.
Mays Star Of Sea Catholic Church
otliciated. Burial was in the family
plNt In the city cemetery.
He i survived by one daughter.
Mn. Milagro Dayhoff. Miami; one
step-dAughter. Mrs. Consuelo Ma
chin; three simpsons. Louis, Oscar,
md Eldilmero Carpenter; three
brotAerS. Clemente. Fernando. and
Fideler Rodriguez; and five nrand-
children.
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Coming Epe,gls

Monday, JULY H.
Key West Temple No. 20, Py.
THAN Sisters, knights Of Py'
thias Hall, 7:3O pm.
W. S. C. S. of Ley Memorial
Methodist Church, annex, rs;
pm.
General meeting Of Women 81
First Presbyterian Church. Il
church. 8 pm.
elizabeth Taylor circle Of WMU
Of First Baptist Church, annsx,
5 pm.
Juvenile Council. meeting i
Clinic Bldg. 3 pm.
sock" social, WSCS Of Fleming
Street Methodist Church. soeia1
hall. 7:l5 pm.
lESDAY. JULY H.
Order Of DeMolay Boys, Scottisi
Rite Temple. 7:3O pm.
v. r. w. Ladies Auxiliary, Posi-
Home on Elizabeth ST., 3 pm,
Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge
No. X. x. of r. Hall. 3 pm.
Or. Felix varela Lodge No. e,
80 Elizabeth ST.. 3 pm.
Ladies Auxiliary Arthur SawyeS
Unit No. -. Legion Post Home,
Q pm.
JayShees meeting Il clubhouse,
7:30 pm.
Dinner n,ceting. Kiwanis Club
Il Casa Cayo Hueso restaur
ant. 6sts >. ID.
youth Cor Christ nible Study, 7:,t
pm, Fleming street MethcdI1l
fEDNESDAY. July -
Ladies Day Col TOurnament. 3.
W. Coll Course. 3 q m.
Meeting. Junics ca Commerce
clubhou<e. . pm.
Meeting. lsland City Navy Wives
Club No. O. Bids. IN n. =.
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y = announced
IhuhSDAY. July A.
ho'ary Cub ianenson g nh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-21

Henry s, Bartless, 6l, died sun
day afkernoon at the Galley Me-
mortal Hospital. He resided e $40
William Street.
He il survived By his wife Mrs.
Ellsn BartIess: five sons. william,
Paul. BENJAMIN. Of GreenvilIe, S.
c.: Charles Of Greenwood, Is. c.:
an Hal Of Knoxville. Tenn.
Funeral arrangements win be
nounced later BY the Pritchard
Fmeral Home.
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MAIDS NIGHT OUT
" RAYMER
THE WILD siEART" 1t q.
CaTlcs Thoa1fe.

Makers Of the sensational mo-
vie. "The Red Shoes Powell and
Pressbur0ef 2 have produced an
other jewel for the cleaning coro-
net If far above average pic
lures which they present. In
color BY Technicolor q company.
not just ! process and oil
colored pictures IRE NOT Tech
nicolor) frem the Selznick Stu
dies, comes THE Wild Heart
poignant melodrama which will
take hold of your imagination
and retain ! grasp on your emo
tons long after you've left the
theatre.
Perfectly cast IS the black
haired. sreen-eyed part gypsy
maid. who has ! way with crea-
lures Of the Woodlands, Is Jen-
infer Jones. The beautiful.
haunting settins is on the border
between Shropshire, England
and the wild mountains of Wales.
Miss Jones il 81 Welsh descent
and has mastered the lifting
Welsh way u speaking. The
other characters are unfamiliar
to the American movie scene.
All are excellent. Her father as
an eccentric man who makes
coffins and plays the harp il es-
pecially noteworthy. In the se-
Quencs, Welsh songs and harp
music enchant listeners.
The story i whimsical, yet
profound. and tells TIE tale Of i
girl who IS : mixture Of the
maynard gypsy and the sensi-
tive. proud country girl, torn be-
tween ! yearrins Tor security
and The impulses 81 her heritage.
The time II ID he late lsoO's with
the costumes II ~ period addine
70 the overall charm 81 the pic
ture. The girl, Hazel, loves al the
furry, small animals Of the hills.
and has PIT fox which she loves
most u al. probably because in
The half.tame. hah.wild nature Of
the fox. there u the rofiection a
her own perScnality. Sho hates the
hnntsmen who KIN her beloved ami
NAL friends, yet i fascinated by II
relocated squire who rides to the
hunt with I pack d yelpine hounds.
AZ : church-eoIns on Cod's Little
Mountain. the gypsy sings I plain
i've native song and wins TIE It.
tention Of the new parson. Edward
Marxton. She has sworn b. al an
cient hsatheh cath d marry the
first who asks her /. ana III
though me has passionate ysarn-
inc for ne dashing squire. she
keeps The first part II her vow aud !
beccmcs - win, Il name only. 81
the minister. His only fault Il being
too lentle win her uncurbed na-l
ture. and finally. sAe leaves him
10 50 % The msDor house II fhel
squire. There SO ltarns u innate
cruelty ard H. eaptivation win
The ssuire's naasserfulnees. which
holds her under his spnll lor II
time. finaily turns II ioathiax.
me MINISTER suzdeniy shcus 81
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-21

NAxC Il. DnUlKULD. 1911 Laird street. Key West has ar
rived ii European Theater Of Operations overseas
ssnnaent with American Red Cro This first assign
nt with the Red Cross Prior entering Red Gross
services Brumfisld employed ~ private New
Orleans graduate Of mississippi College Clinton did
graduate work It Tulane Unversity New Orleans He
cram Of live years service with the Army during War IL
having served the Goth Infantry Division Germany
France Brumfield the Of Mr.. and Mira L Brmed Of
Tylertown. Miss 49,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-21

Until The 18th Century the
spinning and weaving 81 max wSs
one Of the most important Of the
domestic industries Of Europe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-21

The phenomena Of life result
from the reactions 81 living or-
Ganixuss 10 radiant energy md
depend primarily on the sun.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-21

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rs
Basspsess o. levsil 40 ~
3o.l0 ins-ftiD3 MIA
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Key West md Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today through Tuepday;
continued hot and humid. Some
risk Of scattered showers IN late
afternoon. Moderate 70 fresh east
erly winds.
Florida: Fair through Tuesday.
except for chance Of widely scat
tered thundershoweFs. ittle
change IN temperature.
Jacksonville through the Flor
ida Straits and East Gulf Of
Mexico: Gentle -. moderate
variable winds tl1Tough tuesday
Generally fair weather.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
easterly winds through Tuesday.
Partly cloudy weathag. Widely
scattered showers al Z lew
thundershowefs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-21

,hoogsoiions lo1ron q City Co.
90 ~ ~
Key West, FLA. July II. 1854
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-21

Woather eumSneBY fos Tho
rrcpical Aal1ntie. aribh6an 8ee
,id Essisrn Gull = Mexico:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-07-21

Conditions remain settled II
the tropics with no indications 81
i developing disturbance.
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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-15
NiSei
Attorney General

HONOLULU. T. H, March IS
Michiro Watanabe, 80, territorial
assistant attorney general was APP
pointed attorney general on radio
phone request of Gov Oren B, Long
now in Washington, DC.
Acting Gov. Serrao made the APP
pointment last week.
Watanabe was sworn in by Chief
Justice Towse at Iolani Palace, sue
ceeding Walter j. Alderman, Jr.
who is entering private practice.
Son of the Rev Tamasaku Wata-
nabe, Japanese minister at the lao
Congregational church at Wailuku.
Maui, and Mrs. Watanabe, the new
ly appointed attorney general was
born in jacksonville, Calf.
He came to Hawaii with his par
ents in 1922, graduated from Maui
high school in 1881, and University
of Colorado in 1885.
He finished Stanford School of
Law four years later
He is the second Nisei to be APP
pointed to a governments cabinet
post in the So years of territorial
history. The first was Sakae Taxa
hashi, who was sworn in as treas
urer last Jan. 16.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-15
rs from Pacific Northwest Included
Among Those Who Settled Claims

Yumibe Hikoichi Katada. Portland,
Greg; CLIO Kosai. Sataro Hinatsu,
Payette, Ida: Kuni Yoshikane, Vale,
Greg; Lloyd Mori, Idaho Falls,
Ida;
Denkichi Iwaki, Burley, Ida; Pete
Mitsuo Nishikawa. Nampa. Ida;
Shigeno Fudetani 70 Ariizumi, Ma
sac Nakashima, Meriko Wada Ha-
yashi, Nisaburo Echigo. Kamezo
Naito. Kaz Kimura, Seattle; Tatsu-
saburo Yasuda Frank c. Yamashi-
ia, Shigeo Nagaishi, Mine Kanno,
Ftsuke Kanno, Seattle;
Toshiro Frank Mayeda, Longview,
Wash; Mary Sueko Hayashi Shi-
mizu, Spokane, Wash. Masaru Ma
tsumoto, Seattle, Wash.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-15
DragOneers, Azumano Top All Teams;
Ed Dong, Sachi Nakata Take All-EventS

PORTLAND Greg, March IS
Winners of the annual handicap
tournament sponsored by the Ore
gon Nisei Bowling league last week
end in the Rose City alleys, were
announced today.
In the team events, the Dragon
GERS were first in the mems division
and Azumano Insurance topped all
entries in the womens group.
All-events victors in the two-day
meet were Ed Dong, teen-age star
for the team-winning Dragoneers,
and Sachi Nakata of Captains
Sport Shop. Miss Nakata is a re-
peater, having won the same honor
in 1851
The complete list of prize winners
follows:
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-15

WASHINGTON, d. c., March is
(JACL ADC)-The Department Of
Justice today released the names of
an additional 260 evacuees, includ-
ing twen.y-eight from the Pacific
Northwest whose claims have been
compromised and settled. None of
these claimants, however. has been
paid because all funds appropriate
ed for the payment o. claims have
been exhausted. They will be paid
when the supplemental appropria-
tions are approved.
The twenty-eight from the North
west are
Masajiro Watanabe, Toraiiro Ma
kamura, Kaku Nakano UTAH Iva
tsuki, Seattle; Mrs. Suye Hara. lisa
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-03-15
NISEI MERCHANTS LEAGUE
STANDINGS

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles-Pancho Nakashima, 14th
Ave, and Morrie Yamaguchi, Yesler
223
Series-Pancho Nakashima, 14th
Ave. Service, COS.
Team game and series-Kashiwa-
gi's, 904 and 1855.
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NISEE COMMERCIAL LEAG IF
STANDINGS
(As of March III
NIGHTS HIGH

NIGHTS HIGH
Singles and series-Pruney Tsuji,
Nagamine-Beppu, 244 and 627.
Team game-Royal Amusement,
960
Team series -Nagamine-Be ppu,
2798.
Evening star., 1952-12-31
Hockey Lions Aiming
Al Second-P Jets

The Washington Lions are plan
ming little celebrating for the New
Year, as they have planned daily
workouts in preparation for week.
end matches with second-place
Johnstown. The Lions have sched-
uled practice every morning this
week-including tomorrow-at 10
IN.
Now in third place, behind
Johnstown, the Lions are serious
about cutting the Jets advantage.
They play the Jets at Uline Arena
Saturday night and in Johnstown
Sunday afternoon.
Cliff Hicks, sensational new
Lions goalie, will be available for
duty Saturday night, since this
date does not conflict with a New
York Rangers home game. Hicks
is reserve goalie for the Rangers.
but the New York club has given
the Lions permission to use Hicks
when the Rangers are not playing
at home. Dennis Mooney will be
in the nets at Johnstown Sunday.
Bibber O'Hearn, Washington's
leading scorer, whose goals helped
to beat New Haven 2-1 and 80
last weekend, will be out to main
tain his position as one of the
leagues top-point makers. Latest
figures show O'Hearn is tied for
fourth place with Art Stone of
Troy. Both have II points and
trail Springfield's threesome of
Wimpy Jones, 81; Vern Jones, 81,
and Vern Pachal. Al.
Evening star., 1952-12-31
With Bill Leeteh

and Virginia. particularly in the
vicinity of Oakland, Md. Quail
hunting has been spotty. Most
coveyS have been we'll shot up
by this time in Maryland, where
the season ends this Saturday.
This is particularly true of Sec
tions within a 25-mile radius OF
Washington. Farming methods
have so changed in late years.
most farmers going in heavily for
stock raising instead of general
farming. that cover and feed have
been none too good. and the quail
population has suffered.
Situated 80 miles northwest of
Chicago is the first shooting field
of its kind. Fieldale Farm, oper-
ated by Marshall Field g. Co. Of
Chicago. features 81 practice
ranges Stimulating shooting for
quail. ducks, grouse and other
game birds from natural cover.
Flight patterns are initiated and
the targets are clay pigeons. Ac-
commodating 125 persons an hour.
these fields give the experienced
shooter practice under field condi-
tionS the year around and teach
beginners.
Evening star., 1952-12-31
Sacred Heart, St. Anthony
PLAYING for CY0 Crown

Sacred Heart and st. Anthony's
meet at $3.50 pm. today for the
st. Johns Catholic Youth Or
lganization Christmas Basketball
Tournament championship at st.
Johns Vermont avenue School.
In the consolation at 2::30 St.
JoSeph's Home faces Nativity.
| Bob Wallor made a layup in
overtime to give Sacred Heart a
1929 victory over st. Joseph's
Home in the semifinals yesterday.
Angelo Marini, who set a tourna-
ment record with 80 points Mon
day. scored % yesterday. He
needs Is points today to break the
all-time tournament scoring rec
ord of 126 points.
Bill Madden's layup in the final
seconds gave st. Anthony's a
1892 victory over Nativity in
yesterdays other semifinal.
Evening star., 1952-12-31
player numbers:
OFFENSE.
Return Of NeyIond Cheers
Vols on Eve of Texas Game

DALLAS, Dec. 81 F.-The
dramatic return to his team of
Bob Neyland, coach of the Ten
nessee Vols. was the big news
along the Cotton Bowl front to-
day.
Neyland. who has been in Flor
ida for his health and is expected
to retire soon-maybe tomorrow
after Tennessee plays Texas in the
Cotton Bowl-came in by plane
last night and said he would be
with the Vols. although not coach
ing them, when they battle the
Longhorns.
Harvey Robinson, the offensive
coach who has been acting head
coach during Neyland's illness,
will be in charge of the team, the
general said, "but I will be in the
dressing room and on the bench,
available to help"
Coaches Robinson and Ed Price
of Texas will give their teams
only light practice today.
The weather forecast was that
tomorrow will be partly cloudy,
with temperatures in the upper
SOS and there will be no rain. The
kickoff will be at l pm. (CST
g pm EST. NBC will broad
cast and televise the game.
Probable starting lineups and