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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18

could b. formed right here IN
Key West without very much
trouble An that IL would take IS
little initiative on tire part q
the Recreation Department The
people v no wish a. play ere
willing facilities are available.
So ttefe rs 10 reasua that this
eouid no BE- started
Mary rave akked me why I
speak ny mind on such matters
Is me sboye The reasons arr
efy slfapie am Interested in
r fts en- ! believe THAT Il Is a
nrei IA every age. NOS only BOYS.
bui girls also The sport Is iukt
81 good physically a. Il IS moral
Il 4 alsn ifaches many IL them
nlngs that ihey could not learn
1th rxise So thal Is whv /. -
called haFped on each discfcuan-
y ! find Tnefe arr many more
huf Il weuld noi b. wofthwhiie
- rrpeas thcfu now Ser .i's Il.
ready beer tald mtny tifncs -.
sof0
Cine aoait nal thlng wouid
A4.s % tell ~ fhS tire b. thas
ase 81 tte .pon ars in the Amer
fean leRian Junior Basehall
League has backed out and ar
other one y being locked fof
This IS someone's chanep o. help
a gfeap ~ lads learn me value
uf i sport and also i NAV glte
tfsesr i solndasten inst sonc dav
IN lhc near future. they maV D.
nsnie9 leaNuef end thank to-
sponspg Got giving them a.
rhancg II any fartv Interest.
I'D. rentaes ne and I wlil D.
mare THAN gias - irs you have
tAe particulars
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18
Pink Ice On River

BERWICK. Pa. .Y-n wasn't
pink elephants that had Berwick
iownspeople taking a second look
the last few days. II was pink ice
On the Susqiehanna River
The teehnicoloF ice formed along
the east bank u the river and "a
tended some distance out. The best
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18
.Fla.-Miami Game
Nav Decide Title

MIAMI FLORIDA and Mast
'air dau Ter Gee mytf ical stats
asketball Championship mee;
re- loaislt IN same ltat ms
eide ne ute
Florida has a 60 rcgora IA state
ompetlion while Miami has Won
ishi and iosi iwo. n Miami plns
anisfi. their perceniaEc un BE-
IS while FLORIDA wonld read
so.
q vih b. Fiofiaas laN gamc
4 state play Write Miami meets
ampa GA ti.c Mest cosss saturday
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18

miracle . .0acs.e.. in c- iial lei
occomss q truth. q Shining guide
% brings about a reservation ~
raCiers.
his is q reTeet Al ears
caps a. ags II mar Act
Ha fnHefH far
- SO ue~e fs9fsd "a eas
bat Il - above that standard
t.iac.ses. aitnougn Il dues rot quite
reach. he heiehi achieved hy Tie
song 0f Bernadette
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18
Killed In Crash

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. H.
An automobile lcfl 4. s. Highway
near here sunday. tore shrouef
= fence and continued lof % Tee,
- 81 lse raac kiling Hiss MARI
7 Brown. IS. and seriously ialur
ng her niece. Mrs. Mildred Ma
uire Mccoy. 90.
Florida Highway pairalman n
D. Dugrsr said Mrs Mccay 81
parenfiy lost control Of TIE car a.
The eurvinK. slippery road
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-18

Cty az kcy West tas a., -.
ccivei sl- nssst IS "a share N s
pceembef elgareiie ssxes.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-06
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ORDINANCE NO. 1882


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Published March 1852
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-06
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

A Public Hearing will be held by
the East Cleveland City Commis-
sion on Tuesday, March 11th, 1852
at 7:45 p. m. in the Commission
Chamber of the East Cleveland
City Hall to consider a recon-
mendation of the East Cleveland
Board of Zoning Appeals that an
amendment to the zoning ordin-
ance be made to delete the limita-
ton of two and-a-half stories Of
heighth in an HI zone, and leave
the requirement of 35 feet maxi
mum height.
Sholto NJ. Spears. Sec'y.
Board of Zoning Appeals,
Published March 9Th, 1852.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-03-06


GHARTEB OF
ADVERTISING
Evening star., 1952-03-30
The Week in Religion
Big Housing Projects Create
New Problem for Churches

lis the right Of tenants Of .
Federal housing project to hold
worship services Ii Government
owned buildings. The question
was raised last month in Whining
ton. Del. where the Rev. r,
Raymond Baker. Baptist pastor
who also is chairman Of the viii
mington Housing Authority. said
mo" to such actiVity. He said
that, as q clergyman and 8 hous-
ing commissieueE, he believed no
religious group should ask for. the
use Of Government owned facil-
tiles. ssss
Religious services cannot be
allowed In Goyernment-owned
housing projects any more than
they can be permitted in public
schools" Mr.. Baker said.
Several hundred tenants pro-
tested this view and began circu-
lating petitions asking permission
to continue using the buildings
for religious purposes.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Voice Uses New Device
10 coInbai Soviet Janllnins
n By ihs Assosiuisd 30,

= y
Voice Of America" radio sta
tions overseas are using 9 new
electronic weapon to combat So
Wet jamming.
The State Department said yes
terday the new device, known as
"a heterodyne filter, has proved
effective In filtering out certain
types Of jamming and other in
reference. In . recent test In one
relay base, the filter proved ef-
fective against 81 per cent Of the
interference, the department said,
and in another test 1t saved or
improved prpsram reception so
per cent of The time.
The dltef, inexpensive and
small in size Il to be installed on
III voice. transmitters overseas.
It was developed by engineers Of
the State Department radio.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Educators win Discuss Latin American Studies

sessions. Topics to be discussed
include exchange Of professors,
organization Of Latin American
area programs: teaching aids. the
advantages and disadvantages of
texts now in use. supplementary
reading and corporation the Pam
American Union can offer to solve
problems In education.
The educators will also discuss the
granting Of masters and doctors de-
grees for study In Latin-America.
Evening star., 1952-03-30
Students ut Georgetown
Aid Crusade for Truth

Undergraduate students 81
Georgetown uniyefsity's School Of
Foreign Service have started q
letter writing project to explain
American life over the Voice Of
America.
Georgetown is the first Ameri-
can college to respond to the call
for participation in the Crusade
for Truth being conducted BY
the "Voice."
Evening star., 1952-03-30

Leading educators In the Wash
|ington area win hold 4 round table
meeting at the Pam American
Union Tuesday and wednesday to
discuss problems of teaching IN
the field Of Latin American studies.
Representatives Of American
University, Catholic University.
George Washington University,
Georgetown University, Howard
University and the University Of
Maryland win take part In the
Evening star., 1952-03-30
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Evening star., 1952-11-10
by the Assoeicfsd Press

HONG KONG, Nov. TO-
Michael Patrick O'Brien. the mar
without a passport who is sort
of a seagoing Robinson Crusoe
watches over repair workers with
real interest as they overhaul the
ferry boat Lee Hong.
"It looks as though this tub
will be my home a long time.
want it seaworthy." he says.
He came out of China last sum-
mer on Red Cross papers. He got
into Portuguese Macau and
aboard the ferry. Once aboard he
was stuck.
Neither Macau nor Hong Kong
immigration men recognize his
papers. He has been on the Lee
Hong since September Is and has
logged Al round trips and IL days
in dry dock.
One friend is paying his keep
and others are trying to get him
cleared for South American
Evening star., 1952-11-10
|'Costowoy' on Hong Kong Ferry
Prepares for Indefinite Stuy

country. but so far with no sue
cess.
Mr.. O'Brien, who once threat
ened to "go over the side". now
says he will stay aboard. Sooner
or later something is bound to
break" 2I A
This castaway-aboard-ship even
has a sort of Friday" to help
him survive his isolation. Friday
is a Chinese wash amah-roam-
ing laundress-who comes aboard
daily to wash and iron for him.
He always looks fresh and creased
all dressed up with no place to
go.
At first, immigration officers
made him stay on the dockyard
but now let him eat at a nearby
Chinese restaurant whose sole
foreign dishes are spaghetti and
steak. But he is never far from
the ship and sleeps in the saloon
on a soft but circular divan. II
feel like a new moon in the morn
ing"
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Dominican Republic
To Build Sports City

CIUDAD TRUJILLO, Domini-
can Republic. - Contracts have
been let for the construction of a
sports-city project at Ciudad Tru-
jillo.
The central feature will be a
stadium seating 28,850. There will
be facilities for football. baseball,
boxing, tennis. basketball, volley-
ball, and swimming.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Cunodo's Farm Outlay
Triples in 10 Years

OTTAWA.-The Bureau of Sta
tistics reports that total value of
machinery and equipment on
Canadian farms was more than
three times as great in 1851 as
in 1941.
Overall value of farm machin-
cry and equipment amounted to
81 ,933. .297 1877 in 1851. which COM
pares with $108. 8.539, 900 in 1901.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
Health Film to Be Shown

A Public Health Service film
who's Boss?" will be shown at
$3.50 pm. Wednesday at q meet
ing Of the Women's Council ot
the Montgomery County Jewisi,
Community at s402 Freyman drive
Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
juvu Communist Arrested

JAKARTA, Indonesia. Nov. 10
|H.-Newspaper dispatches today
said West Java police arrested
Wardi Kusnatalistra. the leading
Communist of West Java, at
Bandoeing six days ago and were
still holding him.
Evening star., 1952-12-04
Soviet Says II Will Return
$4,000 Copies Of Amerika

The Soviet government has
told the State Department it will
return nearly $4,000 copies of the
Russian language m gain e
Amerika to the American Embassy
in Moscow.
Publication of Amerika was
suspended last July Is by the
United States because progressive
restrictions" on it's sale in Russia
made it not worthwhile to con-
tinue.
At the same time, the Soviet
Embassy here was ordered to sus-
pend all its publications formerly
distributed in this country. This
included the U. S. S. R. Infor-
nation Bulletin, a slick-paper
magazine which had been pub
lished every two weeks.
The State Department said yes
terday that the Soviet Foreign
Office claims it was unable to sell
the last $4,000 copies of Amerika
A spokesman said the returned
magazines will be distributed in
other countries where there are
Russian-speaking people.
Evening star., 1952-12-04
Culinary Judges Hold Court
At Epicureon Clubs Exhibit
SoIdier-Buker Forced !
To Knock Out Wall to
Make Way for Cake

The judges announced they were
ready and the artists sidled once
more around their exhibits and
then filed out of the room.
1t was the Washington Epi-
curean Club and Restaurant As
sociation's annual exhibition and
the culinary artists were the men
on trial.
The judges moved silently into
the hotel room and circled around
the first table. Double doors
closed behind them and a guard
was posted.
The relative merits of such ere
ations as jellied brook trout of
jardlniere. duck burgundy NIT
Cumberland sauce and Dutch
apple cheese pie were in the
balance.
Jury Samples and Takes Notes.
Qualified to weigh these matters
were such renowned epicurean fig
ures as Claude Papa) Jarrin.
founder of the club and chef of
the Wardman Park Hotel.
The culinary jury of II spoke in
hushed voices. leaned forward,
sampled, backed away and took
notes.
One table-apparently not a
bona fide entry. was speedily re-
moved from the room.
A 13-tier wedding cake lowered
over the scene. It was the work
of a 38-year-old ex-paratrooper
who had knocked out eight cinder-
blocks from the wall of his base
ment apartment to remove the
giant.
1T was all right, though. The
landlady was pleased when I told
her I would just make the hole
into a window" Sergt. Leo P. XII
rouac said.
The sergeant, of 1042 North
Danville street. Arlington. is now
in the post bakery at Fort Myer !
He jumped with the 18th Airborne
during World War II in Europe.
It's Still Chicken.
1t was different room after
the judging. The chefs stood by
their tables as the room filled. The
standard pretty model posed in a
bathing suit for the photographers.
What is that thing there with
the poinsettia on top?" a woman
asked, pointing to the Old New
Orleans Restaurant breast of
chicken in jelly labeled Supreme
de Volatile Jeanette" The reply:
"A chicken" came after only a.
moments silence.
The culinary exhibition was
Evening star., 1952-12-04


held yesterday in conjunction
with the Regional Restaurant
Convention of the Eastern and
Southern States at the Shoreham
Hotel. The convention will close
today.
Prize Winners Listed.
Prize winners in the various
fields were as follows:
Cafeteria-Department of Agri-
culture, first; j. r. Thompson,
second. Tea rooms-Lansburgh
& Bros. first prize. Coffee shops
Evans Coffee Shop, first prize.
Service restaurants-The West
chester, first prize; Water Gate
Inn, second prize; University of
Maryland, third prize.
Buffets-Shoreham Hotel, grand
prize; Old New Orleans Restau-
rant. first prize: Avignone Freres,
second prize. Pastry and confec-
tlonerS-Swiss Pastry Shop. grand
prize; Clements Pastry Shop, first
prize; Avignone Connections, Sec
ond prize: Sergt. L. P. Kirouac of
Fort Myer, special award; Clement
Maggia, special award. CONNER
cial-Colonial Bakeries. first prize.
The National Wedding Cake
Contest was won by Clement Mag
gia. dean of cake decorators, who
took the grand prize. Heidi Bak-
cries took first prize. Clements
Pastry Shop, second prize; Louis
A. Tuell, third prize.
Evening star., 1952-12-04
Sphinx Club to Hear Lowry

The Rev. Charles w. Lowry,
pastor of All Saints Church,
Chevy Chase, will speak tomor-
row at 1890 pm. at the Sphinx
Club on THE Florence Conference
on Peace and Christian Civiliza-
ton"
Evening star., 1952-12-04

Wonderfully tosty beef
cut the "eld-fashioned
way" with ALL THE MEAT
left on. D. g. S. never
trims off the extra nsety
parts 10 sell al q higher
price.
Evening star., 1952-04-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
oLDsMOBILE 81 "9s" 4-dr. Holds

OLDSMOBILE 81 "9s" 4-dr. Holiday
sedans; selection of 8; delightful
color variety including two-tones;
each has exceptionally low mileage.
ing. Falon nylon upholstery. whirl-
away HYDRA Matte drive. You can
save close to $1,000 as against the
1852 prices. We invite your inSpec-
tion. Liberal trade allowance and
terms; LUsTINE-NIcHoLSoN. Chew
OLDSMOBILE 194l Model "96'' Club
coupe; orig. black finish; perfect
mechanical cond; $375; pay only
$50 dn. KLEIN MOTORS. 1901 NJ
st. NV, ME. $3.50. --6
OLDSMOBILE .4s "9s" 4-dr. sedan;
attractive aspen green; Hydra;
h; A fine sturdy motor car, only
TINE-NICHOLSON Chevrolet -Olds-
mobile Dealer ,(WA. 72O5). $500
Bait, aye; Hyattsville, Md.
shift. needs paint JOB and minor
meeha9ieal i.Si! q q work; h. and spot
OLDSMOBiLE 1915 sedanette; Hy-
ra-Matic. r. and h.; excel. buy.
oIDsMoBniE ie'2; 20 "S' rs" SIsG; de- luxe club
coupe; black; new tires, r. and h.
rer1eet rsF1 Ct eond:: SHI $4,000 mi; $1,000.
IOLDSMOBILE i941 "76" 4-dr; r.
and h.. good tires. and body, motor
recently overhauled; S245. OR.
OLDsMoBILE '46 "ss" Cdr: Hydra.
dr., r., h., excel. tires: only S795.
terms arranged. KLEIN MOTORS,
oISsm1BiIE iIS y ST, n'X VI ME-; 5S 67So a. lux. e
dan. HVHFo -Matir Qnd n hlocl
MOTOR ni2 ioG Co. 1000 wilson Blyd.'
oIDsMoBILE IDS S5BGi 40 "ss" club sedan; mt
Hydra-MsIattise. r. and h.; excel; tires;
CO.. 1000 Wilson blvd. OW. S400.
OLDsMOBILE 194s, IS sedanette
r. and h.; Hydra-Matic; like new;
one owner: garage kept car: $1,095.
oL6s iS5i, "Ss' s 4Ddr.; Hydra-Matic,
fully equipped; r. and h.. 2-toned
er.. 81 ,995, MORRIS 4 HUGHES,
56I4 Georgia ave-. RA. 1122. .-.6
oaes Mss be seen Se at Hydfa f4tn and 1Rd sts B.
NV. Pvt. owner; $3.50. Du. 29s2.
OLDs 1s49 "9s" convert; "a. 600
Win Win and AND ssnts siFss' 81 81 da b push 81 6stGn @
OLDS. 40 "7S" 2-dr.: r. and h.;
tone green; S795. 2-day, money
back trial; 4-month written guaran-
tee. HILL e. SANDERS, Wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer (NA. $3.50, lila
Vermont ave. NV
PACKARD 80 Ultramatic; r, h,
SUN MoToRS. INC, ei50 Biadens-
burg rd. ne. Ii. 3-3666. %
PACKARD Al sedan; real clean
car; equipped: only $395. HILL g.
SANDERS, Wash'S Oldest Ford
Dealer NA. $3.50. lila Vermont
ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1851 2-dr. Concord; r.
and h.: like brand-new; Sl.295.
METROPOLITAN MOTORS, 1900
BladenSburK I'd g.