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Evening star., 1952-11-05
|Ciiy Strength Gives
|Steyenson Margin
In Louisiana VOTING
sy the A.seeiosed Press

NE WORLEANS, Nov. 5.-Coun-
TRY returns early today whitfield
the night-long lead Gov. Steven
son held over Gen. Eisenhower In
Louisiana.
The Democratic nominees mar
gin rested on city strength. in
cluding New Orleans.
Louisiana gave its 10 electoral
votes to the States Rights presi-
Dental ticket in 1948, but has not
entered a Republican column
since 1876.
Unoficial returns from l.01O Of
|the States's 2.ll8 precincts gave:
Gov. Stevenson, 218.026.
Gov. Eisenhower, 216.205.
The general already has gained
NEARLY three times the vote ever
accorded Republican in this
State.
Gov. Stevenson overcame an
early Eisenhower edge. He moved
ahead one time as far as 10000
voters.
With all BOT precincts reported.
New Orleans gave: Gov. Steven
ISon. 88.490; Gen. Eisenhower. 84.-
I267
Gov. Robert Kennon. who re-
belled against 'Trumanism" and
1.-THE national Democratic Party,
said Gov. Stevenson's principal
handicap was his close connection
with the present Washington ad-
ministration and the un-Demo-
cratic leaders Of the national
Democratic PARTY"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29
Ted Williams, Ralph Kiner
Head List OF Major Leaguers
Who Are Still Unsigned

NAV rBRk ~Tr4 Williams
md nalnh Kincr lead . ssnail be.
impressive last ol MAJOR league
se~sbe" stars Vito have nai signed
their 1852 contracts
An Associated Press survey 10.
day revealed thai - players
IN TIRE Amerlcau League and ~ IN
the National have MT c8ne "a
terms.
The galoFisy Nill BE- CLASSIFIED
as "hoidoufs II they fail 20 sign
~ saturday, TIE official tart q.
spring training
Five National League cubs. re
CHAMPION Nea Nork Giants. sc
Louis Cardiras Gin innaa
Reds. Chicago CuAs and Irn1slyn
Dsdgers. have al 81 their players
~ the fold Only the Chicago Whit
Snx in the American can make Ire
same boast
williams. one ~ four Red Sax
dlckerlng For terms. Is scheduled
; spneW a te Soxs Sarasaia
base Saturday Cor 4 conference
with General Manager doe cropin
The high salaried ssaReer Is DIE
10 report b the Marines &ay z
and ~ seeking q special coairael
10 cover the period uatil te returas
10 service.
lnflclders Billy Goodman. Johnny
Pesky and Pitcher Mel parncll are
the ether recalcilrant Red sox
Coednfan Is asking SIS 600. pcsky
$3.50 aud Parnels $50 00a
klner y scheduled 10 show ap
al TIE Pirates base az san Der.
nardino. Calf. Monday. for a con.
ference with Pittsburgh President
John Gar fcaih.
The Pirate star repeatedly Is
aiming for 2year cunlract ~
S500oo season. an increase a.
$500 over his 1880 81 salary
Pitcher hurry Dickson. a ~
game winner ~ another Pirate
asking Cor . s. 900 raise. Dieksoa
drew so 90 last year Other bali
lng Pirates are Pitchers Mel Quefn
Fred Strobel. Jim Walsh and IN
fielder O1ihelder George Melko
vich.
The ri lladeiplia Athletics have
eur mnagned players hus ouly
aerisi12 Eddie Joosi and FaSi
Iaseman Ferris Fain. tsc Amer.
an League batting champion. MY
rne 1AfiknA % please.
Sfofistap RIA Nixznfo sud mat
iaseman Robhy LroNn are TIE
ore mcnoers ~ the world rhaHi
ioa New YORK Nanktcs uho hase
M signed.
Rinlfi0 Is expected 10 agrec 81
terms calling for an estimated SIS.
30 Today a. 81. PETERSBURG. Va.
Brown Is expecting a call any day
from he Army
TIE Dcgerii Tigers. st Louis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29
Petit, Hasan
Lead Scores
In Tournament
slne Scoring Reeord
Was Eqnaled I'm
Thursdays Opener
sy Kyls WANG 9

LOUISVILLE. NJ Ia Southeast.
err Conference basketball team
niled up to the quarter final pos
al fhelF annual tournament .oda.
eiia isc sr@ied seams surviyins
AM &c Fe@era booes shaking.
Jai one scoring record VA
equaled N thursdays opener. bu
. seasiaerate coach saved arother
And today. two sharpshoosers hac
k"ea sights drawn on siiIl another
Tbs qaarser. iinalisss lned uE
like lhis
Louisiana State -. Mississippi
Vanderbilt vs. Florida. Alabama
" Tennessee. and Kentucky "
Tulane.
The survivors viii clash in Sasur
day mornings semilinals. tn
final same IS SCI for 3 p. m. Saiur
a
The record hunters are LSua
6-ioot-s Bob Petit. a master artist
~ The polnimaking pasiime. are
hentuekys ella Hagan. q G-foos =
''askeibaii MAGICIAN.
u leading LSU Ia a 77-is victory
over Mislssipai State Thursday
Petit tied tlc record Of most leld
eoais ~ one tournament game with
j. isui his total IS points was va
EkoFi q. ,.se ore game record.
Hsg8n followed him IN the firing
linc and scored - points in pacing
kenlucky's $3.50 victory over Geo
rgia Tech.
Both boys are substantially over
the pace Alex Groa set In scoring
the rrcord - points IN four tour.
nameni games In 1919. croa av.
erased "a points a game.
Other firsf.Fmsnd results Thurs.
day saw Vanderbilt eliminate Geo
rgla. 6i.fa. and Alabama take the
measure IT Auburn. 63-sa.
Peilii's point making put Isl
decisively on top in the early
stages q rs same with Mississippi
State. The Bayou bssketsers led.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

The Bench has been ns.eninf
ia some rumors that maybe 70,
would be Interested ia.
II seems as though Ken Bazs.
All State Center in footDall an
has shown during the basketball
eason that be can play that
sport a. well has already picker
the University Of FLORIDA a. IA
iexi pace Of learning. THIS may
De -. bat from the word | go'
n Miami lAst week -cni. ~
o1ing sent letter 10 report d
he University of Miani fnr q
~ out. Par be il from me h.
ell someone where they should
ttena scnoo'. bat ! sincerely be
eve tina. Ken should see what
he u Of n. has q offer before
q makes his mind up
Also being tabled for inter.
views are Bobby CHOPPER and
lanes Baker. the scoring twins
4 bagkeibsll fame
II ! may take the liberty 81
making . sngge zion, | hope these
hsee boys VIII try out Coz u. "a
A.. Tor they an have the knowl
edge an know how of any sport
lat they want 70 play. and alss
viii give the home folks a bet.
.er chance % travel and waien
hem IN action.
a question was asked az me
which ] can not find the answer.
maybe someone else can. II n
when u spring football trainin
going 10 take place
The American Legion Jnaior
Baseball League viii nos have then
official opening iii the new roof AZ
Nickers Stadium Is competed. Al.
'hongh Tins win take three 10 Eve
weeks 10 install fhe stadium Com
miifec told me n their last meet
ms that The league schedule would
Dc moved back iorAtAe time thas
was iosi due 10 ne roof INSTALLATION.
Roy Hamiin Pfcsidcrf 81 she
island City League also state.
ihas the current play offs wou'd b.
susperded iill such time he work
Oh the roof il completed.
These moves By bath leagues a
70 prevent any spectator from set.
ting hurt while the workman are
putting the roef up and also Il win
give Paul AIbury . chance 20 eel
"onismed On Page severn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29
LIONS CLUB MINSTREL.

song and dance man a. well as
comedian. He's a triple threat in
the comedy field. -Toot. Toot-
Tootssn." evcn had The chorus
keeping time.
In the oisos after me main
portson az tie show. lovely Rae
Waller secomranied b. III STA
ley Of the rsadewinds presented
three tnrch aonEs with plenty ~
subtle fire. Rae Mas never in
better voice and proved that her
song sfyiisation has volume thai
doesn't show up in q confined
lounge.
Enthusiastically received were
the tender Irish ballads snng in
real Erin Co. fraueh manner ~
EDDIE o'Hrien az the UsN. He's
a voice find.
Unusual. ton. Ia the appearnnes
u Joe vaicez. an athletic young
man who. has dnNhIe- iolntrd
shoulders. Ills coniaStiun act
brought gasps from the custom.
ers. Master AZ ceremonial, Coz the
oieos was Louis carbonell
Versatile Jack Clarke esssed
the show with an enormously
hnnny uermon" and joined IN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29
COnchs Meef
Gables Nefnsep
La Top Match
or Season

Tonight and satnrsla,
afternoon will mark the
high point in local hirh
school ,enni- aesisisy when
ihe key West High sehsol
nei squad meets the mm~h
ssanied Coral Gables High
court aggregation on sh~
baysiew Park Courts. The
Gables. unofficial, rank.
ed the number one school.
hay tennis squad in the
country will hiring with
Them several PLAYERS with
nssienaI ranking in the
tennis world.
thr upsiaiefs. who have Won
20 ftFaiRhi matches over a tuo-
year period. were District ane
state Champions last wear So
popular y The net game there
that annually nsnre prospe..,s
turn oui for tennis than fof foot.
ball.
The Coral Gables boyg' team
= led by Dave Harum. National
Boys Indoor Chamui0n and JEFF
Arnold. Canadian BOYS Cham.
pinn Also dse 10 ave ihe h.
'eais ; Hard Tina ere Al Il IN
nnc ~ ths top juniors ID Florida.
I'd White and na5 Rohe
Comsiy karol Fageros VII
hold down the n0mbar one spos
Tor the Cora Gables Girls IA.
rol Is the Number 2 Florida
State Girls champscn.
The Gables team holds 4 vac.
tory over the tough Miami
Beach squad who defeatcd the
Key West netmen carner in tho
season
Ar exhibition match between
Peter vaFela. high ranking Key
West mems player. Rifh Nss
FawIos has been tentatively
scheduled
Tho matches which viii begin
tonight ~ seven o'eloek win see
the upsialess definite favorIfps.
However. the locals ore capahlr
II loi Of GOOD tennis and Il
went be an easy victory Cor no
Coral Gahifs neincn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

Continued .som s'age Onel
Coca was placed under arrest yes-
serday on sagrsney and drunkenness
charges nv special Shcrilfs ne.
ptiis SERGE hernandez.
fhe men had heen oceupanis ~
a small shack on the waisrlruns A
the ioot of ssmouion Street immefi.
alels sdlaeeni 10 the spot where
the hady of Hopkins Was founsi
early on the morning of Feb. rad.
AZ that time csnderson was placed
Under arrest Tor investigation bnl
MAS later released.
"a : hearing hefore Peace Jus.
iiee Ira Albury. TIE men we're
hoslnd over for appearance IN
Criminal Court.
iefendiae champsaa ". Y. Ssem-
bier, Miami. and Aedalixl Dssb IA.
can. West Palm Beach. came
ihfaugh Thursdays first round.
Sfembier VAS hard pressed he.
lore registering : and victory
over JACK Ihompson. Miami Pa.
gsn hreexed 10 and I triumph
over Arthur Cohen. Miami
ushef hrs'r"and results ineind-
60
y. y. L"sspeseh. Msama. defeated
'alian Afno'd. Orlando. ! and 7.
pei woods. homestead. defeated
venfke Guy, Foft Laudffdaif. !
ana .
Jimmy Paul. Dsyionz Beach. de-
teased Al forsini' Asami i'up.
-
81 AUGUSTINE y = faneho
sexura opened up has f.handcd
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

Browns and Cleveland Indians each
have two unsigned players and the
Washington senators ore. The Phil.
adelptia Phillies have four unsign.
et aaa the Boston Braves two.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

President WllsonA radio address
n the crew al llae uSS George
Washington on July 1918 was ne
firsi attempt a. radiosasl = Us.
president.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29
Bulletin

The hi1h flying kef west
High heel Basksfbsil
squad captured a Icpsided
viciorY over the Belle Glade
fiish school lash night. The
score was e7-zi.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29

ne lonsess eclipse n lhe san n
modcrn times occurred n iaal
Viewed from the Pacific orsan
area Il lasted : lninulcs and 4 sec.
on<lz.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-29
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'estanis viii remain from the start
AZ field II 900 after swo ronnds a
latch pay in the Dise Amateur
Coli Tonrnament today al he Mi.
anna counsry Club.
The ishnle semi final matches
sui be- niaved Saturday and tke
sshoie final Sunday.
Most of the fasoriscs. Including
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-18

An innovation to Vacationland
entertainment has been launched
by Roy Webster, operator of the
widely renowned Castle Inn, at
Put-in-Bay.
Beginning tomorrow, Saturday,
July 10, Webster will charter the
motor ship, Erie Isle, at $50 p.
m. for patrons to Castle Inn. The
boat will return the customers to
the mainland after midnight, leav-
ing Put-in-Bay at 1:30 a. m. This
service "a unique offering in itself,
will be maintained each Saturday
night during the current season.
Mr.. Webster's daughter, Irene,
announces that the charcoal bar
becue ribs have never been of
finer quality. The choicest of
meats have been obtained for bar
becuing, and this specially . has
drawn high praise from hundreds
Of patrons, who nightly flock to
the unique rathskeller, the only
real old timer in this whole area.
They are served Wednesday and
Saturday, along with matchlesS
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-18
SPECIAL CRUISE Of ERIE ISLE
TO WEDSTER'S CASTLE INN ON
WEEKLY BASIS, IS ANNOUNCED

steaks, chicken and Italian spag-
hetti, the real kind.
Music is furnished by Batcha's
famous Polka Aces every Satur-
day night.
Mr.. Webster reports that the
holiday weekends broke all rec
ords from the standpoint of pat
ronage at Castle Inn.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-18

A weekly newspaper, entitled
The Freeman's Journal, was found
ed June 13, 1895 in Cincinnati by
S. Freeman and Son.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-07-18

The site of Portsmouth, Ohio
was once described as "hoWling
wilderness"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-27

Early Brooks, one of the ten
alleged ex-Klansmen facing
charges in Federal court was a
member of Rev. Purcells Fair
Bluff Methodist church. And &C.
cording to reliable reports,
Thomas L. Hamilton made the
statement four days prior to the
disbanding of the Fair Bluff
Klavern that Brooks twas the
main reason" the organization
had been rendered inactive there
He indicated, according to the
report, that Brooks had taker
too much authority upon him
self. Brooks, constable, hao
served as a policeman in Fail
Bluff and Chadbourn and there
was said to be a movement or
foot to unseat him as constable
just prior to his arrest by the
FBI.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-27
LATEST DEVELOPMENTS OF
Incid ents

1t has come to light that Rev
Eugene Purcell, Fair Bluff Meth
odist minister who was a key
figure in the Khan threat to the
church there on December 81, has
rendered his resignation follow
ing advice from his physician
that he temporarily retire from
hi S duties. 1t is understood
that he will be inactive in the
ministry for some time and is
currently residing on his fathers
farm in the Goldsboro area.
He had served as minister of
the Cerro Gordo and Fair Bluff
Methodist churches for about
three years and was among the
best liked young ministers in the
state. Fair Bluff residents have
expressed considerable regret
that his health has suffered to
an extent that it is necessary
for him to become inactive in
the ministry.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-27
Health Chats
Series Of Informative Articles ON important Health Subjects
DR.. Joseph L. James, Chropractor Tabor City, ~ C.
Headache-What to Do for 1t

. When your head begins tc
thump with pain, do you senc
down to the corner drug store
for some pills? Do you try tc
snap back with something that
sputters in a glass of water? Dc
you rely on a mysterious power
in fizz and foam?
If you do, your headache prob
ably will disappear, for a time
at least. But you have not cured
your ailment. For headache is
not disease. 1t is only symp.
tom. an indication that some
thing has gone wrong in the
body. It is an effect of disease,
and by relieving your headache
you have only killed the pain
without removing its cause.
In other words. when you take
painkilling drugs, you tear down
natures warning signal that di.
sease is at work in your body.
Pain is natures way of telling
you that all is not well with you.
It is really a friendly warning to
beware. It should cause YOU to
try to find out what the trouble
is. Merely tearing down the
warning sign does not remove
the danger; it only tends to
make YOU forget that danger ex'
lists.
So. if YOU are subject to head
aches. the reasonable thing
to do is to try to discover what
ailment is causing your head tc
ache. instead of taking a pain
killer and letting the matter go
at that. If the cause of your dis
tress can be found and removed.
YOUR headache will disappear.
When the danger no longer ex-
lists. nature takes down the sign.
The causes of chronic head
ache are many and varied. Some
of the more common ones will be
briefly discussed.
One of the more frequent
causes of headache is poor elm.
nation. Because some organ is
not working properly, poisons.
which normally are thrown off.
accumulate in the blood and eff.
feet the brain cells, causing in
most cases a dull headache. The
organs most likely to be involved
are the kidneys, the liver. or the
bowels.
A frequent cause of headache
is digestive disturbance, due to
bad food or wrong food combina-
tons, or disorders of the ston.
ach. liver. or bowels.
A constant throbbing ache in
the top of the head is often the
result of high blood pressure.
which in turn is caused by dis
ease of the heart, kidneys. or ar
ferries, or by nervousness.
A type of headache that seems
to be getting more common is
d,,e to nerve exhaustion. Over
work. worry, loss of sleep, and
the fast pace of modern living
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-27

Horny county's Klansmen broke
back into the news last week as
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-27

two men were arrested on Thurs
day by State Law Enforcement
Division 1t. Roy F. Williams and
Senior Investigator B. r. Peake
The two men arrested were
Lacy Imam and Roscoe Bellamy
both of the Nixon's Crossroads
section. Bellamy is already fac.
ing other charges of Khan activi.
ty from having been associated
with the Cane Branch Church
affair on October 81.
The men are being charged
with the beating of mother of
six children on the night of Feb
ruray II. Warrants were sworn
out before Magistrate H. D.
Crawford of Aynor, charging the
two men with taking the woman
from her home by force and
transporting her in an automo.
bile to an unknown place where
she was beaten.
She said she was carried about
Is miles before the beating and
that Inman and Bellamy, along
with others, were not wearing
Khan regalia. But she quoted
them as saying "This is the Ku
Klux Klan." !
The incident came to light last
week when the woman wrote a
letter to Governor Byrnes who
sent State agents to investigate.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-27

use up nerve energy faster than
it can be restored. In this way
nerve exhaustion comes on grad.
ually, and one of its symptoms is
headache, usually felt in the
back of the head where the skull
joins the neck.
Eye strain is another cause of
headache. In some cases the
ache is felt in the forehead but
in others it is felt in the back of
the head, where the sight cen.
tiers of the brain are located.
A most severe headache is
sometimes the result of sinus
trouble. Infection of the frontal
sinuses causes pain in the fore
head; just above the eyes, and
sometimes over the entire front
of the head.
Of all types of headache one of
the most common is due to nerve
pressure at the spine. An ache
from this cause may be felt in
any part of the head and is some
times accompanied by a feeling
of tightness or drawing at the
base of the skull.
Now you will understand why
headache pills, powders and the
like, cannot cure you. All that
they can do is to depress the
brain cells and keep your head
from telling you that you are
not we'll. If you suffer from
chronic headache, wouldn't it be
wise to have a physical examina.
tiop1
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-27
Fidelis Class
Holds Session

The Fidelis Class of the Mount
Tabor Baptist Sunday School
met with Mrs. Willard Wright at
her home Thursday evening. Mrs
Wallace Soles, program chair
man, talked on prayer and read
a number of poems on the sub
ject.
A sweet course with coffee was
served by the hostess during the
social period.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-27
Card of Thanks

I wish to thank everyone who
remembered my wife, Mrs. Veta
S. Wright, who is patient at
the Pine Bluff, Sanatorium, Pine
Bluff, N. c. The letters, cards
and gifts are an inspiration tc
us during her illness.
A. H. Wright
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-27

Jury convened in Raleigh last
Thursday to study crime condi-
tons in Eastern North Carolina.
1t was convened by Charles P.
Green, us. Distrirt attorney
who will try the 10 arrested and
alleged night floggers, and a
charge was made to the group
by Federal Judge Don Gillian.
The special grand jury is said
to have heard reports from some
of the persons being flogged in
Columbus county and part of
their investigation is expected to
pertain to the xxx here. This
group is expected to continue it's
study for about 30 days.
Tuesday night early note was
placed under the windshield
wiper of the editor of the Column
bus County News, Lee Derrick,
while the car was parked in
front of his office. Derrick
broke the story of the Fair Bluff
minister's threat, and the note
supposedly had that in mind and
is believed to have been the work
of either a Klansman or a sym.
pathizer. The note read: "You
had your nose in the Fair Bluff
Klan's work. So what do you
think of things now" The note.
of course was unsigned and the
message itself is battling in that
little can be deciphered as tc
just what it attempts to say and
for what exact reason.
For the first time in history in
so far as is known, the National
Broadcasting Company's tele
vision photographers were in the
county this week making pic.
lures of various persons and
places. The neWsreels will
eventually be shown on NBC-TV
on a nationwide hookup but prob
ably won't be on the anyways I'm.
til after the hearing next week
at which time the photographers
expect to record the actual trial
of the persons facing charges.
The State Bureau of Investiga-
ton last week expressed some
disappointment at the FBI hav-
ing received the lions share Of
credit for the arrests in the
county. Various newspapers have
pointed out that the state inVes-
tigators did a magnificent job
and deserved some of the credit
for the first arrests. They have
also expressed the fact that the
other IL reported cases of log.
gings are unsolved and the SBI
can enhance its position by
making arrests in those cases.
Governor Kerr Scott has intima-
ted that just such arrests are
in the making.
A Klansman or sympathizer
who of course neglected to sign
his name, sent clippings from
last weeks Tribune to the office
here with the usual uncompli.
mentary remarks. The first clip.
ping was of the ten arrested men
with the blue crayon message
"Carters Trash" The second
clipping was the picture of the
two persons who were whipped
in the Fair Bluff case and had
scrawled out with a pencil "Thes,
two deserved it," and also Gar
ter, we don't waunt any of your
trash sent throug the mail"
The clippings were in an enve.
lope bearing a Nakina post mark.
Horny county's Klansmen broke
back into the news last week as
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1952-02-27

MRS. ]. B. WARD who before
her marriage on Tuesday, Feb
ruary IL, was Miss Geneva Sher.
ill, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tay-
lor Sheriff. of Bryson City. Mr..
Ward is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. o. Ward of Whiteville, route 3.