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WEDNESDAY, MAY Is
Ladies Day Golf Tournameat. q.
w. Golf Course, 0 an.
Meeting, Junior ca. Commerce.
clubhouse, 9 pm.
Key West Duplicate Bridge ~
ISOLATION. Coral Room. Over
seas hotel, 7:4S pm.
Meeting, Island City Navy wives
Club No. 80. Bldg. ifN n. q.
1880 IA.
American Lesicn, Arthur sawyer
Post No. 70, meeting, Stack 10
land. Post Home, Q p.m.
Junior Debs, Woman's Club
auditorium, meeting. 7,sa pm.
Scottish Rite Bodies, meeting,
Scottish Rite Temple, 8 Pm.
Zx-ll Officers Wives club.
luncheon, candlelight Reem on
virginia street, 1880 pm.
Special interest group, book 70.
view, Fort Taylor, 10 Q. N.
THURSDAY. MAY 2s--
Rotary Club luncheon at 12ilS
pm. st. Paul's parish hell.
Surface Development Wives
luncheon, Logun's patio, 12;s0 pm.
Lower Keys Property Assoeia-
tien meeting at . p, m.
Social meeting. Jr. WeHnaHs
Club, Woman's Club, 9 p. m.
FRIDAY, NAY So
Key West High School gradu&
ton exercises at Bayview Park,
sp.m.
Knights Of Pythias. meeting, 10
Fleming street, PythiAa Hail.
SPIN.
Meeting. Alcoholics Ancny.
nous. First PrssbyteriAp
Church, . pm.
SATURDAY, MAY Ill
Youth for Christ Rally, FLEMING
street Methodist Church, 20
Fleming street, 1850 pm.
MONDAY, JUNE D.
Meeting, Methodist Men. Wealey
House, 8 pm.
Key West Temple No. 70. Pythian
Sisters. Knights Of Pythias Hall
on Fleming st., 1ls0 pm.
Key West Are and Historical So
eiety, meeting, West Martello
Tower. . pm.
WMU of First Baptist Church,
meeting at church, 1850 Pm.
Key West Ministerial Associations
meeting, Ii am.
Woman's Auxiliary Of st. Paul's
Episcopal church, ParisA Hall.
SPIN.
Circle Two OF First Presbyterian
Church, ! pm. meeting OF hona
OF Mrs. James Sterling, 7oeh
Truman avenue.
TUESDAY, JUNE B.
Minoca Council No. -, degree Of
Pocahontas, meeting at RED
mans Hall, 1.3o pm.
Civil Air Patrol meetiHg n
American Legion Home, pm.
Key West Assembly No. 10. Or.
der Of Rainbow Csrls. Scottish
Rite Temple. 1850 pm.
Key West Chapter Disabled
American Veterans, Luz TEN
pie, Amelia ST.. Q pm.
Coffee, HS-l o. w. C.. 10 en-.
Catholic Daughters Of America,
Court Mary Star OF the Sea No.
ga, meeting at 81. Ann's Hail,
pm.
Key West Chapter No. 30 Ma
tionai SojouFnsrs, First Pres
byterian Church, ! p.m.
Key West Players, mesting Ut
Barn Theatre, vice-pFesldent
Jack Clarke In charge, . p.m.
Sea Finigee cocllstts Club t1i.
VIEW Post Home. elizabeth St.
SPIN.
Dinner meeting. Kiwarila Club
at Colletts's restaurant, s;0
pm.
Youth for Christ Bible study, Use
p.m., Fleming street Metho4iss
Church. T2s Fleming ssfsst.
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IN THE CIRCUIT CoUaT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE or FLORIDA,
~ AND ron aosmoE COUNTY.
~ CHANEEHY.
case No. I3-I5J
JUANIT.A EVANGELISE CLARK.
Complainant,
vs.. DIVORCE
MAURICE RICHARD CLARK;
Defendant.
NOTICE ~ PUBLICATION
TO. MAURICE RICHARD cLAkh,
Alexandria. North Carolina
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that suit for divorce has bssn flied
against you herein and you are re-
QuiTsd to serve = copy OF your an
swsr on attorney for Complainant
ard file the original thereof with
the Clerk OF thts Court on or be-
tore the 18Th day II June, a. D.
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DATED this itth day Of May.
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Evening star., 1952-10-13
AZ Jets Reach japan
From Midway Island
BY the Asseciofed Press

AN AIR BASE, Northern Japan.
Oct. 13. Forty seven United
States F-84G Thunderjets flew
here from Midway Island today in
the longest over-water flight ever
made by single-engined jet fight
er aircraft.
At the end of the lonesome 2, 500
mile trip the flight leader. Col.
Donald j. M. Blakeslee, declared: :
with enough refueling you
could fly a Thunderjet nonstop
around the world"
The jets were timed at six hours
and two minutes, an average speed
of about 460 miles an hour.
Twenty-eight others are due in
tomorrow. That will end the Sec
ond mass flight of jets from the
United States to Japan.
At least four of the pilots had
only minutes of fuel left. The
tanks Of one jet ran dry as the
pilot TAXED down the runway.
One plane turned back because
Of engine trouble.
B-29 tanker planes refueled the
jets over the Pacific.
The jets, the 9th Fighter
Escort Wing from Texas, replace
the 31st which has been on duty
in the air defense of Japan three
months. It made the first trans
Pacific mass jet flight in July.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Monhunt On in Michigan
After ; Prisoners Escape

BAY CITY, Mich, Oct. 13. (P).
Three prisoners who abducted
q city Jail turnkey with the
promise I'VE won't kill you if you
behave yourself" were objects of
a police manhunt in Eastern
Michigan today.
Marvin Besteman, 25-year -old
substitute turnkey at the Flint
city Jail, about IS miles south of
here. escaped from his captors
late Sunday when they halted
their stolen panel truck to steal
a car.
Spreading the alarm, the Flint
patrolman reported two of the
fugitives made off in the stolen
car and the other drove on in the
truck.
Mr.. Besteman, seized by the trio
in their getaway early Sunday.
reported he was held for 10 hours
while the fugitives hid out in the
woods near Caro-. Mich, east of
here.
While he and his captors
crouched in the woods, Mr.. Beste-
man said, he could watch Michi-
gan State police planes circling
overhead, directing an intensive
search.
Flint police identified the miss
ing prisoners as Clifford Billings,
"a, who has a long prison record
and is considered dangerous, and
two brothers, Claud z. Smith, %,
and Louis B. Smith, %.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Man Hangs Self Here
After Quarrel With Wife

An argument with his wife pre-
Ceded the suicide hanging OF Kurt
Lenk, So, of Chicago in the closet
of his hotel room Saturday night,
police said today
They expressed doubt whether
Mr.. Lenk had intended going
through with the act or merely
wisher to frighten his wife Dora.
Deputy Coroner Richard M. Ros-
enberg issued a certificate of sui
eide.
Mrs. Lenk told police the argu-
ment occurred about 1880 pm.
Saturday in the Annapolis Hotel.
Mr.. Lenk locked himself in the
closet and placed a bathrobe belt
: around his neck. Mrs. Lenk said
she attempted to open the door,
then called police. ..
Mr.. Lenk represented the Brit
ish-American Tobacco Co. at
Irapauto, Mexico.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Give Guns, Save Sons,
Korean Envoy Pleads
Ry the Assoeiosad Press

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 13.-"Give
us the guns and save your sons" +"
Korean Ambassador You Chan
Yang pleaded to Americans yester-
day.
He offered an additional force
of 750, 900 men and said the battle
performance of those South Ko-
reans who do have arms and train
ing have proved them first class
fighting men, worthy of the task,
The envoy hit at what he called
"cowardly, shameful voices" that
advocate a "stalemate under any
and all circumstances" in Korea
He said it is inconceivable to
his people that the free world
should scuttle and run from Ko-
rea. thus surrendering ingomini-
ously to the anti-God, anti Christ
despotism Of the Kremlin."
But even if they are left alone
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Navy EmpIoye Saved From River
After Fall From Cabin Cruiser

A machinist at the Naval Gun
Factory was rescued from the
Washington Channel yesterday
and revived by artificial respira-
ton after he had fallen from a
cabin cruiser.
The rescued man was John F.
Graf. sr., of 705 Emerson street
N. E. He apparently did not suf-
fer any serious effects from his
experience.
William H. Driscoll, of 243O
Pennsylvania avenue NV, who
works for an investment broker,
and retired Navy Comdr. Leslie B.
Tollaksen of 4419 Thirty-sixth
street NV, combined forces in
the incident. Mr.. Driscoll dived
into the water to rescue Mr.. Graf
while Comdr. Tollaksen revived
him by artificial respiration.
Mrs. Austin Forkner, 140a
Martha Gusts drive, Alexandria
owner of the yacht Aloha, said the
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Surrender Of Suspect
Ends Iowa Manhunt
BY the Associofed Press

WAUKON, Iowa, Oct. ia
rejected suitor, wanted in the slay-
ing of his former girl friends
fiance, surrended to authorities
early today to end a three-day
manhunt in the rugged wooded
terrain of Northeast Iowa.
The suspect, George Duffy. %,
and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Duffy, walked into the ALA
makee County sheriff's office here.
A half hour earlier the young
fugitive had slipped out of his hid
ing place near here and entered
the family farm home two miles
north of Waukon.
Duffy was sought in connection
with the fatal shooting Of James
Hackman, 18, in Cedar Rapids last
Thursday night. Mr.. Hackman's
body was found in his parked car.
He was the victim of a shotgun
blast in the head. He was killed
two days before his scheduled
marriage to Miss Shirley Jean
Arnold, 18. Of Cedar Rapids.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Red Chinese Colonel
Reported Deserter 10 j. n.
BY the Associnied Pres,

PUSAN. Korea, Oct. ia
Chinese Communist colonel sur
rendered to a South Korean
Army patrol last week. the news
paper Kyunghyang Shinmoon
said today.
The paper quoted the officer, a
Col. Chang, commander of a Red
artillery regiment, as saying he
feared for his life in an expected
purge of former Chinese Ma
tionalist officers.
If the account is correct,
Chang's desertion is one of the
highest ranking defections from
the Red cause since the Korean
war started 81 months ago.
The report said Chang sur
rendered on the eastern front last
Monday after a savage hill battle
in which 700 Reds were killed.
A photograph published by the
paper showed the officer to be a
husky middle-aged man.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Columbus Honored
In Ceremonies al
Union Station Plaza

The Genoese Italian who found
a new world in the name of Spain
was honored yesterday at his own
Washington monument on the
460th anniversary of his epochal
discovery.
Scores gathered at Union Sta
ton plaza beneath the statue in
|scribed:
ITO the memory Of Christopher
Columbus, whose high faith and
indomitable courage gave to man.
kind a New World"
The Spanish Ambassador, Don
Jose Felix de Lequerica, paid
tribute to the man whose venture
"blaZed the way for the most in
tensive and widespread colonial
ton ever known in history"
The Ambassador also noted that
October II marks the Fiesta de
la Raza"-feast day of our race
celebrated by nations Of Spanish
heritage. He quoted from the
original feast-day decree which
stated that the discovery OF
America was "such an arduous
and cyclopean enterprise that il
was beyond comparison in the
annals Of time"
Occasion was the 40th annual
celebration of Columbus Day
sponsored by the Knights OF
Columbus.
Following a reading of Presi-
dent Truman's proclamation OF
Columbus Day and the Spanish
Ambassadors remarks, nearly a
score of councils, orders and indi-
vidual dignitaries placed floral
wreaths near the marble ships
prov that juts over a splashing
fountain.
Catholic Church leaders partic-
ipated: Msgr. Thomas Kelly, St
Francis; the Rev. Edward A. Full
er, st. Aloysius: the Rev. Lawrence
P. Gatti, st. Stephens.
The st. Johns Cadets formed
the honor guard. Ceremonial mu.
sic was provided by the Metropol.
itan Police Band.
State Deputy Henry G. Catucc
presided over the proceedings.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Machine Guns QueII
Riot Of 70 Convicts
Al Trenton Prison
BY the Associated Press

TRENTON, N. j.. Oct. 13.-
About 20 knife-wielding convicts
barricaded themselves in a wing
of Trenton State Prison last night
in two-hour riot which was
Quelled by machine-gun blasts.
Two prisoners were injured by
ricocheting bullets fired over the
rioters heads by correction off,
GERS who smashed through a bar
ricade of stools, tables and wood
en- scaffolding.
Three guards had been held as
hostages. but were rescued un-
harmed in this fourth major out
break in the prison this year.
Described as Desperate.
The rebel convicts, described as
extremely desperate" long-term-
ers, holed themselves up in Wing
No. upon their return from their
evening meal, and, after locking
800 fellow inmates in another Sec
ton, tried saving their way to
freedom. one of the hostages said.
But they gave up in their escape
attempt when their makeshift
hacksaws failed them.
Shouting defiance to prison Of
ficials, the rebellious band pro-
ceeded to break up portions of the
wing. But a preliminary examina-
ton Of the cell block showed that
there was no serious damage.
The door to the wing was forced
partially open by correction Of
ficers, and one of them managed
to squirm through. He was COW
cred by submachinegun fire. Other
guards followed and forced their
way up each of five tiers of cells.
Rioters Segregated.
Correction officers gained con-
troll of the wing. and the overhead
blasts of machinegun fire ended
the rebellion two hours after it
started. The rioters were placed
in segregation cells.
Acting Warden Lloyd w. Nc
Corkle said the convictS were try
ing Ito gain public sympathy for
the men in segregation as a re-
suit of the previous riots" Reports
also circulated that the convicts
rioted in a demand for better liv-
ing conditions. including televi-
sion.
Evening star., 1952-10-13

You Chan Yang said, the Koreans
"still have the CUTS to want to
fight on against the Red monster"
and will 60 on with that fight to
the end.
The Ambassadors address was
prepared for the National Execu-
tive Committee of the American
Legion but he obviously gave it a
broader aim at the American peo-
pile and their political leaders.
Besides the human issues at
stake in Korea itself, he said, the
battle line there represents the
frontier of freedom and the
guard against outbreak of world
war ".
The third world war, You Chan
Yang said, really is already going
on In his homeland, in a trial
run of the Soviet war machine.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Jews Ask High Court
To Ban Segregation
lin Public Schools

The Supreme Court, awaiting
a test case from the District, to-
day received a request from the
Jewish Congress that
it outlaw racial segregation in all
public schools throughout the
country.
The Jewish organizations brief
attacked the doctrine. upheld In
decisions since 1896. that such
segregation does not necessarily
violate the Constitution so long
as separate facilities for Negroes
and whites are substantially equal.
\ The brief was filed in connection
with a Kansas case challenging
constitutionality of the system in
elementary school grades in To-
peka. The Supreme Court had
planned this week to hear argu-
ments on the Kansas cases as well
as similar ones from Virginia and
South Carolina. It postponed
arguments until the week Of De-
cember 8 and indicated it would
hear a District case at the same
time.
The case concerning the Dis
trict's segregated school system is
pending in the United States Court
of Appeals for the District of
Columbia. The Supreme Court
said it would entertain" a petit
ton to have that case transferred
directly and Immediately from the
appeals court.
Such a petition is expected to
be filed this week. It probably
will be granted promptly so ali
four cases can be heard stimuli
taneously in December.
The American Jewish Congress
declared that "the separate but
equal doctrine has engendered ha.
tired, fear and ignorance" and
invariably" violates the equa.
protection clause of the Constitu-
ton. The bpief contended that
racial segregation originated ir
the theory of the superiority ane
inferority of races inherited as &
remnant Of the institution O.
slavery" Even if school facilities
are the same for both races, seq
regation in itself denied equality
and perpetuates a caste" system
the brief said.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Betty Hutton Has Flu

LONDON. Oct. 13. (P.-A mild
case of influenza forced Hollywood
star Betty Hutton to cancel her
performance at the Palladium
ITheater here tonight. frankie
Laine, another American singer
Iwho is here making films for tele-
vision, agreed to pinch-hit.
Evening star., 1952-10-13

accident occurred about 3 pm
yesterday. Her husband is a trial
attorney for the Federal Trade
Commission.
Mrs. Forkner was on her yacht
which she is attempting to sell
when a small cabin cruiser ap-
preached the fish docks on the
water front. Mr.. Graft fell into
the water as the boat was being
docked. Aboard were Mrs. Graf
and Fred Melton, the owner.
Mrs. Forkner said Mr.. Driscoll
who was on the Aloha, dived into
the water when he saw MIR. Graf
was in trouble.
He reached the struggling man
and supported him until a small
motorboat came down the channel
threw them a line and dragged
them to the dock. There Comdr
Tollaksen took over. Comdr
TollakSen was on his yacht
Pronto, when Mr.. Graft fell in.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
Forestry GROUPS Meet

ASHEVILLE, N. c., Oct. 13. (P).
The American Forestry Associa-
ton and the North Carolina For
estry Association opened a four
day joint convention here today
with addresses and a panel dis
Icussion on forests and water.
Evening star., 1952-10-13
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Air Power Named
Best Defense
I'm Event of War

WASHINGTON, (P)-The chief
of the Strategic Air Command
says air power today offers the
best possibility for decisive action
against Russia in the event of
another world war.
Gen. Curtis E. lie May said he
is convinced that neither ground
nor sea fighting provided much
chance OF forcing a decision in i
global conflict with the USSR.
Addressing session Of the Air
Force manpoWer management
training program yesterday, the
general said the Russian army
could outnumber American land
forces two to one in both Europe
and Asia and still have 228 divi-
sions left over.
The Russians have some 10000
first line combat airplanes now
assigned to active units, he said,
and an equal number of aircraft
in reserve.
He said the US. may rot be
able to have the biggest air force
but il must have the best.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-03
Cooperation with Alaska
Is Objective of Seattle
Chamber of Commerce

SEATTLE, (P) - The Seattle
Chamber of Commerce Alaska
Division has TWO principal objec-
tives in its work this year, Al
Shyman. division director, said
yesterday.
The first is to work closely with
the newly formed all Alaska
Chamber of Commerce. The Sec
ond is to continue activities of
the Alaska Lifeline Committee"
and seek a solution for problems
affecting shipping between Seat
tie and Alaska. Shyman also said:
"The division will continue its
close liaison with many public
and private agencies working to-
ward overall industrial and re-
source development of the terri
tory"
This program would include
work in the field OF fishing re-
sources, development of forest
product industries, adequate roads
and highways and mineral ex-
ploration and production.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-03
LEAVE OF KOREA TROOPS
TO JAPAN SUSPENDED AS
SECURITY FOR EISENHOWER

SEOUL, Reinforcement of US.
troops to Japan for rest leave was
under at least a temporary sus-
pension Tuesday, apparently as
part. of the security precaution
for the impending visit of us.
President-elect Dwight D. Eisen-
hover to Korea.
The Nome nugget., 1952-12-03

NOTE OF APPRECIATION
We wish to extend our appre-
ciation TO the community for its
fine support and excellent turn.
out for the Nome-Palmer High
School Basketball games.
Nome School Student Body