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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24

Miss Peters and actor Richard
Quine we're divorced in 194S.
The actress was born Suzanne
Carnahan in Spokane, Wash.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24

In Ohio. S6 per cent of the cleo
tricity is produced from coal-oper-
ated generators.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24
News Briefs

MIAMI BEACH R-The South
ern Homeopathic Medical Associa.
ton ended its convention here
Wednesday with election of DR..
John Wilson, Ashland, KY, presi.
dent.
The group reelected DR.. Dayton
T. Pulford, Toledo, o., vice presi-
dent and DR.. Benjamin Goldberg,
Cincinnati, secretary-treasurer.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-24

MIAMI BEACH R--Mrs. Ben
Shepard, wife Of the Miami Beach
city attorney, was seriously in
jured in an automobile collision
Wednesday and police charged the
driver Of the other car, william
G.. WELDON, "a, with reckless driv.
ing resulting in an accident.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-09
Moral Up In West Europe. Eisenhower Declares

SUPREME ALLIED H E. A D. QUARTERS, Europe, P)- Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower says the morale of western Europe's civil ians and armed services "is def initely higher" than when he be- came supreme allied commander one year ago.
 But the year has brought "dis- appointments and discourage ments," too, he said in an ami versary television broadcast Sun day.
 He described west European de- fense efforts as ''an undertaking of l2 sovereign nations which have freely decided that free man can, in the face of danger, unite to the end that both freedom and peace may be converged."
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-09
BulldOzers Pile Snow To Block Fire In Canada

SEPT LIES, Que, (P)-Three snow piling bulldozers Monday night saved Canada's huge Un- gava iron ore deposits from de- struction by a million-dollar fire.
 With water supplies frozen over by 15-belOW-zerO weather, the bulldozers smashed inflammable buildings from the fires path and threw up snowbankS to twice starve out the flames.
 Damage, though estimated at more than one million dollars, was confined to a group of busi- ness buildings in the heart of the little port town of $500 persons. First reports said there were no casualties and only one family was homeless.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-09
ARMED SERVICES AND DEMOCRACY

A recent release from the Pentagon stated that over 5000 dependents were enbarking from the Uni ted States to join husbands fathers serving the country About 5000 of these dependents go to the Far East, something under 5000 to Europe and the remainder to the Caribbean area.
 Many of these wives and children have waited many months to embark and many awaiting the call to go There is much difference of opinion abroad as to whether dependents of all servicemen should be allowed to join their husbands or fathers or whether dependents should be limited In most cases the armed services have adopted policy which allows only officers and topgrade enlisted men to have their dependents join them. In other words if you unfortunate as to be corporal with your wife in the United States in most you expec ted to your tour alone However, if you are for tunate enough to be officer top-grade enlisted man, your wife may join you.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-09
Five Poles Get
 Death Sentence As Spies For The US.

WARSAW, Poland, (P)-A mil itary court sentenced five Poles to death last night after they pleaded guilty to charges of being "spies sent into Poland by the American Intelligence Service"
 Their trial lasted one day. Sum- ming up, the prosecutor accused the US. Embassy here of leading activities against Poland "since the very first day of diplomatic relations between the peoples Po- land and the United States"
 The condemned men are ac- cused of working with American spies in Germany and with the White Russian American spy center known to the committees to aid escapees.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-09
Garlic Saves US. Patrol

With US. Second Infantry Di- vision, Korea, (P) Sgt. Richard Anderson's patrol went looking for Reds and found a bunch of Stinkers.
 Anderson, from Milwaukee, was leading his patrol through Red-held territory when he de- tected a strong garlic odor.
 "Hit the dirt," he ordered. A moment later a party of Reds opened fire. The ground-hugging doughboys escaped unhurt.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-09
Anti-GOvernment Riots Iniure 400 In Jerusalem

JERUSALEM, (P- Police said nearly 400 persons were injured Monday in anti-government riots sparked by bitter anger over a proposal for Israel's Jewish gov ernment to negotiate directly with Germany.
 Almost 400 of the rioters were arrested, most of them as they tried to leave Jerusalem Monday night, the police said.
 Police set up barbed wire barri- cades, fired in the air, and used tear gas and clubs in a two-hour battle to keep 2,OOO Israeli youths from storming the Knesset (parl- iamenD building during the Knes- set session.
 The rioters were protesting a proposal to open direct talks with Germany over claims of about 119 billion dollars in money and goods for separations to dispossessed Jews. The claims SO far have been presented only through the big four occupying powers in Ger many.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-09
\ Press Editorials Vary On Statement By Eisenhower
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PREss)

General Dwight D. Eisenhower's statement regarding the Repubi- can presidential nomination Mon day brought quick editorial re- action from newspapers in all parts of the country.
 Some newspapers hailed the generals pronouncement with un- qualified approval and support for his candidacy; other editorials were sharply critical.
 In between, several newspapers indicated they were reserving judgment because, they said, Eis- enhower's position on most domi- nant domestic issues and some foreign issues was still unknown.
 Most critical reaction to Eisen- hover came from the Chicago Tribune and the Washington Times Herald in similar editor ials. The two newspapers de- clared that in foreign policy EiS- enhower will continue the course set by President Truman.
 Among newspapers endorsing Eisenhower editorially were the independent Republican New York Herald-Tribune, which said the generals statement points straight to victory" and the New York Times, which called the gen. erals stand "the best news the new year could possibly bring" Both papers previously had an- nounced their support for Eisen- hover if he received he Repubi- can nomination.
 Among newspapers asking fur ther information on the generals views on domestic and foreign issues were the New York Post, the New York Daily Mirror, the Detroit Free Press, the Chicago Daily News, the Idaho Daily Statesman, the Butte Mont.) Standard and the Cleveland News.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-09
JAP PRIME MINISTER DISAPPOINTS PRESS

TOKYO, (PO - The Japanese press walked out on Prime Minis ter Shigeru Yoshida Tuesday-en masSe.
 The neWsmen handed Yoshida a 14-point questionaire Monday on foreign and domestic issues.
 About 100 of them appeared at Yoshida's press conference Tues day, hoping for better than = usual story.
 Yoshida kept them waiting an hour. Then he ignored the Ques- tionaire and cut the conference to 10 minutes. At the end he said "This is the new year; let's have a drink"
 The unified neWsmen walked out.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-09
E1cDonald, New
 REC Boss, Asserts 'NO Politics. Policy

WASHINGTON, (P)-An active Republican prepared Tuesday to become boss of the multi-million dollar Reconstruction Finance Corporation under an announced policy of loans "on a basis ot business and merit-no politics. .''
 Even as Harry A. Mcdonald enunciated this policy, however, a move sprang up to launch a new Senate investigation of the huge scandal-scarred government lending agency.
 Senator Maybank D-SC), Sen ate Banking Committee chairman, announced he had ordered an in- quiry into the resignation of w. Stuart Symington as REC admin iStrator.
 He said Senate action on Presi- dent Truman's nomination of Nc Donald to succeed Symington probably would be held up until after the inquiry. Mcdonald, now chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, is a close personal friend of Symington.
 Symington, a top Truman ad- ministrative official for six years, is quitting Jan. 2. The president, in a letter Monday addressed to Dear Stu," said he accepted the resignation, with utmost reluc- tance."
 Mcdonald told a reporter he would continue with Symington's goldfish bowl" policy of disclos- ing all information on government loans. He said he hoped to retain most of the key REC personnel.
 AS for political influence, Me Donald said, "We just don't ex- pect anybody to try it. We cer- tainly won't permit it."
 Maybank said he would assign the new REC investigations to 8 subcommittee headed by Senator Fulbright D-ArD. This is the same group whose hearings last spring forced a shakeup of the agency and brought Symingtor in as trouble shooter.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-09
GOT A PITCHFORK HANDY ? HANDY FOR WALKING ON ICE

OKLAHOMA, (P)-Police Judge Mike Foster didn't have any trouble walking on the ice which coated Oklahoma recently.
 A pitchfork was his solution. Just use it like a cane and dig into the ice, he explained.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-09
RED PRoPAGANDIsT DIES

MOSCOW, (P) - The Soviet press Tuesday announced the death Jan. 7 of Dmitri Popov, deputy chief of the Department of Propaganda and Agitation of the central Communist Party.
The Nome nugget., 1952-01-09
M-M M HOSPITAL

Admitted to the hospital: John Savok, and Flora Tocktoo of Tel Ter Mission.
 Discharged: Nora Billiken, Sam Wesley, and Adrian Barr.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
First Presbyterian Church
Planning Special Series OF
Sunday Evening Services

traitorouS plans and walked out
from the Last Supper. He had seen
the duplicity of church members.
and had heard the Master call them
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
"Unreality" Will
Be Science Theme

The vanity, or futility. Of en-
deavoring to cope with evil in any
form, if 1t is held as a God san
ctioned reality, is the theme of SER
vices in all Christian Science
Churches next Sunday when the
subject is 'UNREALITY."
A verse from Job (15:31) furnish
eS the Golden Text: 'Let not him
that is deceived trust in vaniN:
for vanity shall be his recomp-
ence."
Bigle selections include: "And
when Jesus was come into Peters
house, he saw his wife's mother
laid, and sick of a fever. And he
touched her hand, and the fever
left her: and she arose, and min
istered unto them" (Matt. 8:14-I5).
Correlative passages from 'Sci-
ence and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy
include: Mortal mind is constant
ly producing on mortal body the
results of false opinions; and ii
will continue to do so. until mortal
error is deprived of its imaginary
powers by Truth, which sweeps
away the gossamer web of mortal
Illusion" (p. 403).
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Pictures On Life
OF Saint Paul To
Be Shown Weekly As
Part OF Program

Through October the Pastor of
the Presbyterian Church, White at
Washington Street, has arranged
for special services. Each Sunday
evening there will be a picture
story on the life of st. Paul. Next
Sunday at 7:3O Pm. the trail of
Stephen will be given which shows
the genuine Christian spirit of the
church's first martyr.
Stephen was one of the original
deacons of the church appointed
to distribute aims to the Hellenist
widows and the success of his
evangelistic work was shown in the
many miracles he performed. This
led to false accusation of blasph-
emy and an illegal trial. His death
led to a persecution and the dis
persal of the disciples from Jerus-
aleF carried the gospel to many
lands. The most prominent fruit
of the martyrdom was the conver-
sion Of Saul Of Tarsus. Stephens
prayer, Lord do not hold this sin
against them" was the thorn that
disturbed Paul throughout his life.
At the morning service beginning
at IL o'clock Holy Communion will
be observed since it is Worldwide
Communion Sunday. The Pastor
viii preach on Precious Fellow.
ship" There is something serious
ly wrong with the individual who
chooses to be and live to himself.
We like good company and to be
good it should be congenial. people
with kindred spirits and interests.
Christians have always found in
spiration and strength from fellow
ship with those of like mind. The
rapid growth and strength of the
Church has been due largely to
the encouragement found in a CON-
mon and worthy cause.
The Apostle John had observed at
close range the perfidy and treach-
cry of human nature. He had been
present when Judas admitted his
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Worldwide Communion To Be
Held At First Congregational
Church Sun. For Congregation

The Sunday morning program at
the First Congregational Church
will begin with the session of the
Sunday School at GAS. In the abb
sence of superintendent Joesph
Boza, James Atkinson will preside.
Mrs. Meeker's class of sen.-r high
girls will conduct the opening wor-
ship. All ages will find a place in
the class sessions.
Worldwide Communion will be
observed at the morning worship
service. The Rev. Chas. H. Meeker
was selected the theme, "A Stop
ping Place" for his communion
meditation. Mrs. w. r. Daen will
be at the organ.
The time of the Sunday evening
service viii be changed back to
the 7:30 hour. The choir under the
direction of Gerald Saunders will
sing the anthem, "Extol His
Name" by Nolte. Miss Paul Archer
will be at the organ. In commem.
oration of the issuance of the new
Revised Standard Version of the
Bible the minister will speak on
the subject, ''The Word of Life in
Living Language"
The Adult Bible Class will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 400 at the
Service Center, with Mrs. Clyde
Stickney in the presidents chair.
The Missionary Society viii pre-
sent special program at the We'd
nesday night mid-week prayer SER
vice at 1880.
Footsteps Of a Witch Doctor" is
the title of a two reel movie to be
shown Friday night at 7:45 at the
Service Center.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

The greatest firmness is the
greatest mercy. --Longfellow.
| know no real worth bat that
tranquil hrmnesx which meets
dangers by duty. aand braves them
without Tashnesa-
--Sanlslas
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

With malice towards none, with
charity for all, with firmness in
the right 90 God gives " 10 see
the right.
Abraham Lincoln
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Promotion Day
Is Set AtLey
Memorial Sun.
Seventy-Five Will
Be Promoted In
Church School Here

Sunday October S, is Promotion
Day in the sunday School at Lev
Memorial Methodist Church, Trum.
an Avenue and Georgia Street. On
that day more than sevensy.fiye
children will be promoted to a more
advanced class. and for the first
time they win meet their new
teachers.
Promotion Day is always . red
letter day in the Sunday School
life Of the youngster. II marks
another step in what to them is a
long journey toward becoming
grown-ups. The parents should take
note of this day and join in the
enthusiasm Of the children as they
move up TO a class for older and
more advanced students.
The Church will observe World
Wide Communion Day at the 7:sO
evening worship service. This Is a
day set aside when Christians a.
round the world win be holding
services Of Holy Communion. Ley
Memorial Church win Join in the
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

n b estimated that about 100
earthquakes . year are strung .
nongh 10 do real damage.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Early Service added II
Craze Luther an Church
"Redeensi',g The
Time" viii Be
Sunday Topic

Beginning on this Sunday
morning, October 5, Grace Luth-
tran Church, Flagler avenue and
Tenth Street, will add an early
Sunday morning service Of wor-
ship to its schedule. The early
service will begin at $50 a. m.
This early service was added to
encourage more and regular
church attendance. With two SER
vices it is believed that every
member of the family will be
able to attend the House Of Wor-
ship except for sickness, caring
for the sick, or because of neces-
sary work.
The $3.50 a. m. service will be
followed by the regular Sunday
School and Bible Glass hour. At
9:45 a. m. Sunday School classes
are graded for children of all
ages from 2 through high school.
The adults are invited to attend
the Bible Glass.
Sunday School and Bible Glass
will be followed by the regular
Sunday morning l1:00 a. m. SER
vice. Holy communion will be
celebrated this Sunday in the
l1:O0 q. m. service.
The pastor will address the
members of Grace Lutheran on
the topic: 'Redeeming the Time. !"
using the words of st. Paul to
the Ephesians, chapter 5, verses
1917, as the basis for the medita-
ton. 1t viii be stressed that
time Is a gift which God has
given US. AS Christian stewards
1od expects us to use the time
we nave most profitably. 1t is not
something that we may waste az
we please. Our time belongs 70
God and is to be used to carry
out His purposes"
Friends and visitors are invited
70 worship with the members Of
trace Lutheran at either Of the
TWO services. If someone has No
church home in Key West. we
invite them 10 come to csraao
Lutheran and worship Jesus
there.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

The purpose firm is equal to the
deed. Edward Young
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Gems OF Thought

FIRMNEss
Only a firm foundation in Truth
can give a fearless wing and q
sure reward.
Mary Baker Eddy.
n Is only persons Of firmness
that can have real gentlenesS.
-Rouchefoucauld
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
Communion
AT Old Stone
Church Service

The First Methodist Church with
thousands of Churches around the
world viii observe World Com
munion Sunday. For the past Sc
veral years it has been the practice
of a great many churches every
where to set aside the first Sunday
in October as World Communion
Sunday.
At the morning service the min
ister's sermon will be entitled
JESUS CHRIST DIED FOR NE.
Men are saved materially as they
learn the laws that God has put In
to the world. This kind of salvation
has come slowly and painfully. God
has yet many richer, fuller bles-
sings in store for his children when
they will learn how to love each
other and to treat each other as
brethren.
Gods ways are so far above our
ways that we cannot fully under
stand them but we can know e.
nough to experience his salvation
from the evils that would make
beasts Of us. On this day all
Christians are invited to celebra-
ton which means remembering the
cost of being saved from lives of
sin to lives Of righteousness.
Through no human being can full
ly explain it God through Jesus
Christ was reconciling the world
unto Himself in and through the
death of Jesus on the cross.
One leader has explained It as
God giving man a blood transfu-
sion. Thus a sick diseased world
has a chance at life in its fullness
as God the Creator planned that il
should be.
At the morning worship service
the choir under the direction Of
Mr.. Wilbur Phipps will sing Green
Cathedral Hahn. And in the eve-
ming the anthem win be Teach Me
o Lord Cole.
At the evening service the Holy
Communion of the Lords Supper
will be administered. WorshipperS
will be asked to leave a love offer
ing on the alter to help relieve the
suffering of the world.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04


Subjects "Christiaa Hope"
Jail ----- 7.oo PM
Mission Sunday School
On Stock Island . $50 Pm.
Training Union -- $50 Pm.
Evening Servics and
Hymn Singing - T:3o PM.
Monday. 4 PM--Sunbeams.
Tuesday. 7 PM. -- Old White
Home. Stock Island.
Wednesday, 7.30 PM Mid
week Prayer Service.
Friday. 7:30 p.M.-old fashion
ed Hymn Sing and Fellow
ship Hour with Youth For
Christ At the Church.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

observance with a service of Holy
Communion and by making a sac
rificial offering to be used in the
program Of Fellowship Of Suffer
ing and Service that is carried on
all over the world by the Method
ist Church.
All money derived from the OBJ
servance viii be divided among
the Chaplains' fund, military camp
activities fund. and the Method
list Committee for Overseas Relief.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04

whited sepulchres. With all this
bitter experience fresh in his mind
It is most natural that he should
begin his first epistle saying. "If
we say that we have fellowship
one with another. and the blood of
Jesus Christ cleanseth us from all
SIM
Perhaps the church has failed in
developing strong Christian char
acter. We frequently read where
some one entrusted with great res
possibility has fallen into tempta-
ton and has sold his soul for a
mere mess of pottage. This has
happened in the political field, in
business and in the professions.
Men have taken an oath to uphold
the law. or have been bonded to
safekeep funds, only to disregard
the oath or their trust. This il bad
in the business world. II is deplor-
able when it happens In a religious
organization.
Yet there are some whose con-
science is so scared with self
righteousness that a religious vow
means nothing. Perhaps John had
reference to them when he said Of
them they, "walk in darkness, :"
they lie and do not the truth. n is
a precious fellowship when we walk
in the light as it is the light which
binds mankind with bonds Of trust
and love bringing JOY and peace
to those who believe.
For the prelude the organist will
play Berceuse by GODDARD. the Of
fertory is the Lords Prayer by
Malotte. The special music by the
choir win be the anthem The King
of Love My Shepherd Is by Shelley.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
POINCIANA BAPTIST

DR.. IVEY PREACHING
Subject. sChrixtinn Hone"
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-04
CabOt'S Wife
Is Progressing

HOLLYWOOD R-Actor Bruce
Cabot's estranged wife, Francesca
de Scaffa. was progressing salts
factorily today after a series of
blood transfusions following the
birth Of a daughter.
The child was born Thursday
night and was named Alfonsine
for FranceSca's mother.
The Cabots were divorced last
Nov. n, but last month her attor.
ney won court permission to
amend the complaint and put off
the final decree. explaining that
as the result Of q reconciliation
she was to have q child. Mrs.
Cabot said. however. that she
doesn't expect another reeoneilia-
ton.
we are not getting along" she
explained.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-04-05

| not base the eScapement or
| numbers alone.
! He explained that larger es-
! opponents have been allowed
| in the poor years of the reds
! five year life cycle, while the
escapement has been held
down in the better years.
Investigation, he said, has
! revealed that the direct con-
trary practice might be the
better. Escapement of fish
must be based on time and on
the kind of fish in order to
give adequate protection to
the salmon, the doctor be-
, lieves.
Karl Brunstad. member of
the Alaska Fisheries Board,
heard the talks given by DIR.
, Thompson. The board recently
held its annual meeting in
Juneau.
! The board agreed to a Joint
program of fishing law en-
forcement between members
of the ALB and the u. S.
Fish and Wildlife Service.
The FWS regulations TO,
1852 permit fishing by all
types of gear on a five. day-a.
week basis from June % tt
July S.
The board took the stanc
that few problems of regula
ton and enforcement can be
solved under conditions
where. it asserted, approx
mately 80 trap operators are
allowed to take 65 percent oil
all salmon taken in Southeast
Alaska.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1952-04-05
| Root installed
AS BPOE Head

Vincent w. Root was in
stalled as Exalted Ruler of
Kodiak B. P. O. E. 1772 for
the coming year during the
regular meeting Friday night.
He succeeds Leon "Ole"
Johnson as head of the local
lodge.
The following officers were
installed: Maurice Gunderson.
Leading Knight: Irv Bowman.
Loyal Knight; John Gibbons.
Lecturing Knight; Orrin Kim
ball, Secretary; Jack Hinckel.
Treasurer; Bud Metzgar. one
year trustee and Jorgen Fred
rlckson, five year trustee.
Flerian A. Briner was ap.