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Evening star., 1952-08-21
Prince Gives Girl Antenno

CAGIARI, Sardinia. Aug. q
P.-Pretty, 23-year-old Maria
Marras. an amateur radio opera
tor, said last night she had re-
ceived a $4,000 antenna from
Prince Talal Aziz of Saudi Arabia
as q gift. He flew here yesterday
to meet Maria, whose voice he had
heard on the air several times.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
Steel for Civilian Use
10 Remain Tight Until
1853, Experts Say

Steel for civilian use will con-
ltinue tight this year, but by the
middle Of 1853, there will be
lenough to permit even greater
lcivilian consumption than that
before the defense buildsip began
This, summarized, is the state
lment to Defense Mobilizer Charles
E. Wilson by a committee COM
posed mostly Of steel production
lexpertS.
The committee said the demand
for steel for defense has increased
faster than the expansion OF pro-
lduction. This was true last year
and will be true this year. the
committee reported.
Summary of Report.
| According to a summary Of the
report issued by the Once Of De-
tense Mobilization, the committee
added:
However, II the total military
demand follows. the course as
scheduled in December, 1851. and
steel capacity expands as now
PLANNED. the potential supply of
steel for non military uses should
reach its 1850 rate by the first or
second quarter OF 1858.
Based on the same assump.-
Itions, it is also expected that the
supply for other uses will then
increase beyond the 1850 level to
provide a higher rate Of civilian
consumption"
The committee was appointed
last June to make a study of the
steel industry. 1t was headed by
EIiland G. Batcheller. chairman of
the board of the Allegheny Lud-
ilum Steel Co.
On January L. 1851. the rated
Icapacity of the steel industry was
l04, ,230, 900 ingot tons. Expansion
lis expected to push this figure to
l118.1 million tons by next January
/ and to 1908 million tons by jan
uary L. 1854.
Adequate In Event Of War.
The report said indications are
that such a level Of production
would be adequate in event Of an
other world war.
The report pointed out that.
while there is considerable flex-
ihility in steel mill production. a
critical situation may arise in con-
|nection with the needed produc-
ton OF a particular grade Of steel
or an individual mill product.
1t called attention to the pos
sibility of serious delay in the
production Of one or more Of the
weapons of war in case there is an
unexpected military requirement
for any individual steel product" :"
It recommended that skilled
steel production men be brought
into Government to help make
more accurate estimates Of total
steel requirements of present mill
tary programs properly phased to
conform with the expected pro-
duction schedules" :.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
Two in Auto Theft Ring
Given Prison Sentences
Rx fha Asseciafad Rress

CHICAGO. Jan. % Two
men accused Of being members OF
an interstate auto theft ring yes
|terday were given prison sentences
Ein Federal court.
Judge william J. Campbell
sentenced Virgil Wall to Is months
and Harry r. Dybowski to two
years. Both defendants pleaded
guilty to charges Of transporting
stolen cars across State lines.
Daniel p. Ward. assistant United
States attorney, said sentencing
of Wall and Dybowski concluded
the Governments case against
the biggest interstate auto theft
ring in the Midwest area In many
years. He said the gang was re-
|sponsible for the theft Of at least
1O7 automobiles worth an esti-
mated 100000.
Four other members Of the six
man gang already have been sent
to prison.
Evening star., 1952-01-23
|Morul Reurmument
Meeting Called Here

Sixty-one foreign delegates from
the recent Today Moral Rearma-
ment Conference In Miami ar
rived here yesterday.
The delegates were meeting with
Government officials today and to-
morrow, making reports Of Eu-
ropes fight against communism.
la public meeting will be held IN
the Shoreham Hotel at 8 PM. to-
morrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-12

other night 1 lasted half way
through a waltz.
4. | used TO Waddle when |
walked like a ship in a rising sea.
Now | slither along like a lean
tiger-if you don't count its two
front feet.
S. Chairs feel harder. With your
padding gone, you can't sit still
so long. So you get up and get
your work done quicker.
6. A piece of buttered bread, a
blob of mashed potatoes, are as
beautiful as a sunet. When | sneak
a dish of ice cream now, l feel
more deviliSh than | did in college
when l kept a sorority girl out
after midnight.
But the best thing about dieting
is it helps badness When you lose
weight you shrink all over, includ-
ing your scalp. Thus your bald spot
looks smaller. Nobody else may
notice it, but you do.
My ambition now is to drop from
10 pounds to about 50 pounds. /
figure at that weight my scalp
will have shrunk so much I'll looA
like I'm wearing a coonSkln cap.
That's my real goal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-12
SLIM ON THE SATELLITES

Field Marshall Sir William Slim, chief of the British
Imperial General Staff has suggested that the West re-
wise it's current policy of activities opposing Communism
as an evil over all the world Marshall Slim believes there
is chance split the Communist world by concentrating
IN the wooinp of CommuniSt-dominated countries.
In a recent speech before 200 Allied staff Off
GERS at Supreme Headquarters, Marshall Slim warned
against invariably identifying Communism with the Sow
let Union He noted that Communism always aggres
sive when directed from Moscow However, he is report
ed to have said that, the other hand Communism IN
other countries under other conditions has not always
been an international
Marshall Slim pointed to the of Yugoslavia, as
an example, in this argument His suggestion to the West
is to concentrate woong nations out of the Soviet orbit
as has been partly the with Yugoslavia Marshall
Slim makes interesting point when he claims that try
ing to bottle up Communism in every of the world
much undertaking for the free world to attempt
He says that rather the free world should concen-
trate on trying split the Communists and encourage
Communist nations throw off the shackes of Moscow
domination The Slim approach might be major avenue
of opportunity for the Allies and his plan is certainly
refreshing proposal the never-ending cold with
Soviet Imperialism.
If the West can ever begin to break the ties which
bind Moscow and satellites, the West will create prob
lem which will overshadow the question of expansion in
Moscow and the Russian Communists to concentrate
their attention on established of domination In
forcing the Russian Communists pull in their horns and
attend to serious dsaffecon home the West would
have reduced the threat of Russian aggression in more
Instant of the globe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-12
HAL BOYLE SAYS

Frances. reading over my Shout
der. said comfortingly:
We'll, Rover. you and Joe Stain
certainly keep your promises, don't
yOu?"
| weighed on a drug store scales
that day and got back a card that
said "2O6" Allowing about six
pounds for clothes, | was an over
plump 2O0-30 pounds higher than
my target of IL years ago.
Well, l decided right then to do
something about it. And-as the
sports writer's say-the rest is his
tory. A stringent diet of things
like poached eggs. ground beef,
and salads made of several vari-
cites of wide bladed grass has put
me right back to where | wanted
to be in 1870
The same drugstore scales to
day told me | had hit the 10
pound level and added You have
a judicial mind" | admire that
little old weighing machine, Some
times il is pounds foolish, but it
is always penny-WISe. II never
says an unkind thing to any body
One day put cent into it and
it failed to work. shook II an
grlly and slapped 1t IN lis glass
face. and out tumbled a card that
SAID.
You always keep your emotions
under control and get full value
for every cent you spend
How do you ike that for ma.
chine turning its other cheek? Why
can't We all be as kind as weighing
machines
Many fatties wonder what life
would be ike # they she'd their
excess blubber Here are a few
results IN my case
/ People used 20 be able 10 fol
low me around the office by the
trall Of buttons that poppd of ms
stralning vest Today / have 10
take two long steps before NY
Slackened coat begins 10 move
2 My wife formerly upbralded
me Every husband On THIS floor
carries out the garbas g 10 The in
Generator but sou And replied
Il n too tired Take it out your
self-lt 5 yours ! doD' leave any
thing on my plate <oa ! dor
mind carrying aut the garbage at
al There ISM uacA a0y 4ag. as
Frances sent 90 q s.e+ 'a0
} usec. "a E4t and puff climb
!ng the steps II . bus Bu the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-12

Corn contains more oil than any
other cereal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-12
NEWS
BRIEFS

TAMPA IA citrus firm which
said the cupboard was bare when
it went to get 54,161 cases of juice
stored at a Tampa warehouse has
filed suit for $780, 900.
PaSco Packing Company, Dade
City, said in a circuit court action
that it stored the juice with the
Lee Terminal and Warehouse Corp.
When delivery was requested this
week, the warehouse said il no
longer had the juice, the Pasco
company declared.
WINTER HAVEN R-By this
time last year, Florida citrus be-
gan to move to market; but the
start of this seasons crop is still
about two weeks away.
I'VE haven't had the first call
from any shipper to inspect his
fruit and l do not anticipate any
for a couple of weeks" George
Copeland, head of the State Citrus
Inspection Burea, said this week.
He said his field force is inspect
ing arSenical spray in groves and
estimating the crop but is ready
to swing into fruit inspection at
any time.
Fruit is reported slower ripen-
ing this season and a little is still
available from last seasons crop.
LAKE WALES R-Work on the
amphitheater where Florida'S first
Passion Play will be presented
this winter is progressing steadily.
The site, two miles south of here,
is a natural amphitheatre which
just needed to be deepened a lit
tie. All the grading has been fin
iShed.
The 35O-foot long stage will be
done in about 10 more days. Then
work will begin on installation of
the 5000 seats.
Frank NJ. O'Byrne, Lake Wales
citrus grower who heads the group
of citizens bringing the project
here, said plans are complete for
the premier, Jan. g. Among the
celebrities invited will be the gov
ernor, Cabinet members, legiSla-
tors and other state and local Of
ficialS.
The regular season will run from
Jan. IL to March 5, with perform
anceS every Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday. There will be special
performances for school children.
The actors, directed by Josef
Meier, are refugees from Hitler
who formerly presented the Pas
sion Play in their native Germany.
In recent years they have pre-
scented it in Spearfish, S. Oak.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-12
THIS ROCK
OF OURS
BY BILL GI55

1t had to reach Key West some
day and it is finally here-a bust
ness named The Flying Saucer
Restaurant. Well at least there is
some Semblance between the words
Flying saucer" and restaurant"
In most applications of popular
names, the public is sadly miSled.
Go into some bars and buy an
Atomic FiZz" or "H-Bomb Cock
tail"-what do you get? More than
likely lily-fingered perfumed con-
coction of dishwater that wouldn't
help a cricket to chirp.
Usually things in Key West have
to be called THE SouthernmoSt"
1t is somewhat of a doubtful dis
tinction, especilly if you're stu
dent of social science or history.
These two subjects maintain that
the deeper you go in the South, the
more you run into ignorance and
stupidity. So if you have literal
mind and Key West is so darn far
south, it must be mighty-maybe
we better change the subject.
Suggestion Approved
My brother. Jimmy. has suggest
ed that if ReduS, the young man
held in jail, is guilty of naked esca-
padeS, he should be sentenced to
confinement in a nudist colony. Not
a bad idea,
You know something?
Those nudiStS are touchy people.
Get your mind out of the gutter
/ should have written: Those nu-
dist are temperamental people,
The last time / wrote a column
about the local camp, they immedi-
ately sent me an invitation to visit
the place.
1t was "put-up or shut-up" pro-
position and caught me so COM
pletely by surprise that l had to
"shut-up".
Go out on any beach and you will
see people who look more undreS-
sed while wearing a bathing suit
than they ever looked in the raw
state of nature. Modern bathing
suits emphasize and reveal. If
manufacturers could only control
the financial resources of the coun-
try through initiation, deflation, etc,
etc, as well as they control the
human figure, this would be won
derful world in which to live.
Note to the nudiSt colony; please
don't send me another invitation to
visit your place. The idea of the
human figure divine" is the one
illusion I've been able to hold onto
since l learnt there weren't no San
ia Claus. Destroy this dream and
I'd be nothing but a sad. sad old
man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-12
BY HAL BOYLE

NEW YORK R-What do you do
with your old New Years resolu-
tons?
For years l used to write mine
down the first of each January
and manage conveniently to lose
them by the end of February. The
natural result was: Out of sight,
out of mind.
This spring, however, while
cleaning out my dresser drawers /
found a wrinkled, yellowing sheet
of paper. 1t was my New Years
resolutions for 1910, and the last
paragraph read:
g. And l promise to get my
stripped weight down to 10
pounds. and be more obedient to
my wife"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-12
Tr097 ~, tY
t4> So / " Is, u
MOTIFS
BIZ RN9 ThoMAs

Bv BOB TTOMA As
HOLLYWOOD P-What's it like
to be married to Enrol Flynn?
Patrice Wymore the third Mrs.
Flynn. says that she and her ad-
venturous husband get along just
dandy. This, despite the almost
continuous Sniping of the gOssipers,
who have tried to toll knel for
the latest Flynn marriage ever
since it began almost two years
ago.
That's right" painted Patrice
between strenuous dance rehears-
ais for "She's Back on Broadway"
eth be two years next month. l
guess a lot of people didn't think
it would last that long.
"But we get along fine We have
lot of laughs when we're togeth-
er. And we're together a lot more
than people thif~. Although we've
both done a lot of travelling, we've
never been apart more than
week or so. At least we weren't
until the picture that Errol'S max
ing in England, The Sea Rogue
Well be separated four months
this time, and that's tough to take.
But I'll be seeing him soon, either
in England or at our other home
in jamaica"
The Kansas-born redhead seems
good match for Flynn. She also
is an active individual and ap.
pears to have wanderlust.
In another year or so, l hope
we can coordinate our travels"
she remarked. by that time, l
should be able to work it so l
only have to work half a year,
and so will Enrol. Then we'd like
to spend six months in Jamaica
and six months here.
Whatever happens, l want to
keep working. Pm a dancer, and
/ can't stand to be idle for long.
After a few weeks of doing moth
ing, l feel the need to get my body
in shape again"
Recalling the courtship, she said
Flynn had been a fast operator.
They had known each other only
three months before they were en-
gagged. That was during the lOca-
ton of Rocky Mountain" and
when Flynn was supposedly going
to marry Princess Ghika (and
whatever happened to her?)
HE proposed to me on a wind
swept HILL" she remembered.
very romantic. Then he called
my parents in Kansas and said,
May / have the honor of your
daughters hand in MARRIAGE My
parents thought we were out of
our minds.
'They were little concerned,
but after they met Enrol they were
delighted with him. They've been
happy about us ever since"
Patrice admitted that she and
Flynn have an occasional Spat, but
it's never very big or long-laSting
So much for love in Hollywood.
Capsule review: Monkey Bust
ness" is not as funny as the Marx
Brothers picture of the same name
made in 1881. But it is well played
and light-hearted enough to win
the favor of most movie goerS.
The story deals with mans tradi-
tional search for youth. This time
Cary Grant and Ginger Rogers
are the eXperimenterS, and their
excursions to an earlier age are
often hilarious. The whole thing
could have been funnier if the fast
pace of the beginning had been
sustained and if there were less
forced whimSy and less ancient
gags. Example: "Pll pull her
blonde hair out by its black roots"
Charles Coburn gives good sup
port. and Marilyn Monroe offers
some of the most attractive seen
cry outlined in recent months.
General Manager Branch Hickey
NJ PITT churoh'c piratac y,Iavaj IN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-12

Horn-bills, a kind of bird, make
their nests in hollow trees after
which the male seals up the fe-
male by closing the entrance with
clay and feeds her through a small
hole while she is incubating the
eggs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-12

Judging from the performance of of the cur
rent singing RACES have concluded there isn't much
10 this business of groanng after all.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-12

II you think advertising is a costly gamble, chances
are you'll never hit it rich.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-12

General Manager Branch Hickey
of Pittsburgh'S Pirates played in
1l9 American League games be-
tween 1905 and 1914.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-12

You get more than your moneys worth some
times but 1t Is hard process to continue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-09-12
First Red Cross
Official Killed

TOKYO P-The American Red
Cross has announced its first
death in action or The Korean War
william Fl. Baker, 36. Of Hysnnis,
Mass, assistant field director with
the l s 18th Regiment. vas killed
Sept by a she'll while interview.
ing a soldier in a front-llne po-
sItion
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Board Of Trade Chooses
Aviation Group Chairmen

The Board of Trade today an.
nounced the names of subcommit.
tee chairmen who will work on the
Aviation Committee during the
coming year.
The chairmen and the subcom.
mittees they will head are:
Rufus c. Phillips, Airport Facili.
ties; Robert Sanders, Private Fly.
ing; Harrison Knapp, Program,
Daniel E. Ragalie, Skyway One
and Ernest j. Higgins, Education.
The Aviation Committees Elk.
ecutive Committee will consist Of
these men plus Jesse M. Hadley
John F. Victory, Capt. Lawrence
E. Williams and Howard c. Drake
chairman of the Aviation Com.
mittee.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
|BooiIegger Sentenced
48ODays in DC. Jail

A hip-pocket bootlegger was
sentenced in Municipal Court yes
terday to 480 days in Jail.
1t was the stiffest such penalty
court observers could recall.
Sentenced was Howard Cash,
Sc, colored, of the 1900 block Of
B street NE. The defendant
pleaded guilty before Judge John
y. Malloy to four counts of keep
ing and selling liquor without a
license.
Cash has a police record that
dates back to- 1882. He had been
released two months ago, after
serving 80 days for liquor vio-
lation.
II think the only way to stop
bootlegging is to send them to
Jail" Judge Malloy said later.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Mrs. voge|er Cautions
Students on Communism

Mrs. Robert Vogeler, whose
husband was Communist prison
er in Hungary for II months, yes.
terday told Trinity College stu
dents they could help in the fight
against communism.
The Belgian-born mother Of
two children, who conducted ar
almost lone crusade for part o1
that time to free Mr.. Vogeler, ad-
vised the 500 students in the au-
dience to be ever alert for Com
munist attempts to infiltrate this
country.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
Inquiry Into Leaks
Ion H-Bomb Forecast

| An investigation of possible Sc
curity leaks on the recent atomic
or hydrogen bomb tests at Eniwe-
tok Island in the Pacific was fore
cast today by Senator Knowland
Republican. Of California.
He said he believed the Joint
Congressional Com mittee on
Atomic Energy would make such
an investigation.
Senator Knowland is member
Iof the committee that maintains
a watchdog" function over the
Icountry's atomic program.
Evening star., 1952-11-14
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Evening star., 1952-10-16

These prices effective until close ef Business.
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-04-10
Thursday. April 10, 1852

tions, addenda, instructions to bidders
and contract documents may be exam
ined by interested parties but not re-
moved, at the office of the Builders
Exchange, 1887 Euclid Avenue, the
F. W. Dodge Corporation. Hanna anna
Euclid Avenue, all in Cleveland. Ohio:
Proposals must contain the name OF
every person interested therein and
shall be accompanied by a certltleq
check on solvent bank in an amount
not less than five percent (5go) OF
additiVe alternatives submitted by the
bidder, or a bid bond of one hundred
percent U00Tc) of the highest OF any
base bids plus all additive alternates
submitted by the bidder. drawn w TN IN
Board of Education of the East Cleve-
land City School District.
The certified check, or bid bond,
submitted with bid will be held as
guarantee that If the, proposal be be
into. The Board will retain the bid
guarantee of the two ~ lowest BID,
ders of each trade or classification until
after the contract has been entered INTO
and secured by performance pond
Of the contract, with a surety for the
faithful performance of the work. NO
bidder may withdraw his bid for
period of thirty (30) days after the
opening of bids.
Particular attention is called to the
statutory requirements of the State
of Ohio relative to licensing of cor
porations organized under the laws
of any other State. Also, attention
of the bidder is called to the Instruc-
tions to Bidders and General Condi-
tions, which are included in the pro-
posed contract documents. The Board
reserves the right to accept any part,
or all of any bid. and to reject any
and all, or parts of any and all bids.
BY order of the Board of Education
of the East Cleveland City School Dis
trict. East Cleveland. Cuyahoga
County, Ohio.
Ruth B. Nemec, Clerk-Treasurer
The Board of Education of the East
Cleveland City School District.
East Cleveland IL, Cuya h og
County, Ohio.
Published: April 10. II, "a; May !. 1852