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Evening star., 1952-05-29
Russio Recalls Envoy
From Post in London
BY The Assoeiosed Press

LONDON, May 29.-The Russian
Embassy announced today that
Georgi Barubin, the Soviet Am
bassador, has been recalled to
Moscow to take up new post. He
has been in London about five
years.
A Soviet Embassy spokesman
said there was no information on
his new job or his successor.
Mr. Zarubin Is expected to leave
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-05-29

that the Chinese and North
Korean Communists, having
built up a million-man army and
a more powerful air force during
the II months of truce talks, may
now launch a major offensive.
Official public statements here
have generally been limited to
emphasizing the capability of the
Reds for attacking. But ever
since the truce talks deadlocked
several weeks ago officials have
been privately talking of big
Red drive as a growing possibility.
Stalled ON POW Issue.
The armistice negotiations
stalled on insistence by the United
Nations command that none of
its Chinese and North Korean
captives should be forced to go
home. and on a report of a sur
vey among these captives that of
10000 held only. about 10000
were willing to go home.
Red negotiators have been
equally firm in rejecting voluntary
repatriation and in denouncing
the results Of the survey. No one
in the American Government now
seems to see any real hope for
resolving the issue.
Moreover, officials speculate
that. with new tensions building
up in Germany because of Rus
sian resistance to West German
independence and rearmament,
the men in the Kremlin probably
do not now see advantages to a
truce in Korea which were open
to them a few months or even a
few weeks ago.
Tied With Germany.
If their steps taken SO far to
communications between
Western Germany and Berlin and
to restrict movement into the So
Wet zone are forerunners of more
serious trouble they plan to make,
here believe they might
logically want to keep as much
western force as possible tied up
in Korea.
Until a short time ago Russian
strategy seemed to be directed to-
ward disrupting Allied plans for
Germany with a peace offensive as
their major weapon. At that time.
the advantages which they might
have won from a Communist
United Nations truce in Korea
were rated high. For an end to
the fighting would Immediately
have brought to the fore the Far
Eastern political problems which
pose controversial issues among
the Western powers.
Reports from Wednesdays truce
session in Korea quoted North
Korean General Nam II as re-
newing charges that Communist
prisoners had been mistreated in
UN camps and declaring that the
Korean and Chinese Red armies
absolutely shall not sit idle while
their fellow combatants are being
murdered"
Evening star., 1952-05-29
BY the Associated Press

PARIS. May 29.-Jacques Du-
clos. Frances top Communist,
today was charged with carrying
a gun during a bloody demonstra-
ton against Gen. Matthew B.
Ridgway and was jailed to await
trial.
Interior Minister Charles Bruno
declared the Government had un-
covered proof of an organized
and permanent conspiracy by the
Communist troops" against the
French state during last nights
clashes. One Communist was
killed and II badly hurt and 200
police injured in Paris. Twenty
five more persons were injured at
Nice.
Nine hundred or more Com
munistS were arrested here and in
Marseille, Bordeaux and other
French cities during demonstra-
tions against the new NATO gen.
eral.
Police began a broadening
breakdown on the Communists
today and seized many editions of
Communist newspapers through
out the country.
Reds Strike Back.
The Reds struck back in Mar
Seille where they seized and
burned bundles of nom Communist
newspapers.
Workers put down tools in sew
eral factories in the region of
Tarbes. home district of Duclos,
and new demonstrations broke
out in Marseille. Melun and other
places in protest against the Com
muniSt chiefs arrest.
DucloS. a member Of parliament
and the party's secretary general.
was nabbed at the height Of the
rioting in an automobile in which
police said they found a loaded
revolver. blackjack, two carrier
pigeons and a radio geared to
intercept police orders.
Also arrested were Duclos' wife,
who was released today, his Bel
g1an chauffeur, and an Alsatian
bodyguard.
Completely calm during ques-
tioning by the police commits
sioner today. Duclos maintained
the gun belonged to his driver.
He was charged under a 1895
(See FRENCH, Page A-3)
Evening star., 1952-05-29
Rabbi Schwurtz to Retire

NEW YORK, May 80 tP.-
Robbi Jacob D. Schwarz of Gin
cinnati, director Of synagogue ac-
tivities Of the Union Of Hebrew
Congregations, viii retire Septem-
ber ! after 40 years of service,
Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath,
union president. said yesterday.
Evening star., 1952-05-29
Johnson Of Colorado
Takes Post as Russell
Campaign Manager
Senotor Predicts Victory
For Georgian in Roce for
Democratic Nomination
By Gould Lincoln

Senator Edwin c. Johnson Of
Colorado today became the cam
|paign manager for Senator Rus
sell of Georgia in the race for
the Democratic nomination.
Senator Russell, announcing
the appointment Of his colleague
as his campaign manager, said:
II am extremely gratified to
announce that my long time
friend and Democratic colleague
will manage my campaign"
Predicts Victory.
Senator johnson, who attended
the Russell press conference, l1re-
|dicted that Senator Russell would
gain in strength and would everl-
utally win the nomination and
the Presidency in November. He
said:
I'm taking over my duties as
Senator RusselPs campaign man
ager, I am fully determined to do
everything in my power to CO.
ordinate and strengthen the rising
tide Of support for his candidacy.
Even before he scored a smashing
victory in Florida, Dick Russell
had won substantial support
throughout the United States. He
will have tremendous appeal to
the Independent and Republican
voters. We are going to add to
this support until we get the SIG
votes required for the nomination
''Dick Russell's fighting heart
and great leadership have kindled
a fire in Democrats all over the
land. I am certain that his ability,
his experience, his integrity and
his belief in true Democratic prin-
ciples viii win him the nomination
in July and carry the Democratic
Party to victory in November"
Senator Russell said he plans
now to visit those States which are
sending unpledged delegations to
the Democratic National Conven-
tion. His next speaking engage
ment is in Baltimore before the
Junior Chamber Of Commerce on
Monday. Later he will speak in
New York. He plans too, he said,
to contact some of the favorite
son candidates in search Of sup
port.
Russell Halls Step.
Senator Russell said that in his
opinion Senator Johnson's asso-
citation with his campaign con-
Stitutes a tremendous step towards
my victory"
1--WE stand together on the
course which the Democratic
Party must follow as the party
of the people," Senator Russell
continued.
Senator Russell conceded that
he and the Colorado senator had
differed at times on programs forI
military preparedness, but both
insisted that they were strong for|
national defense in the face of
the Communist threat.
Evening star., 1952-05-29

ROME. May 80 R.-The Ital-
ian news agency reported today
that Mrs. Francesca Minocchia
has given birth to her 9th child.
The baby, a boy, was born yes
terday in Benevento.
Evening star., 1952-05-29
Jopon's Postwar
Ambassador Described

LIKE A Rock-Eikiehi Areki, Jspsn's
first post-vor Ambassador 10 the
United Stotes. is smoII but sturdy. The
little mons personality and outlook ore
described by Roy FoIk on pose A-a.
The new Ambassador is due 10 arrive
eorly in June.
NEWS OF sERWcEMEN-Whss
Washington oreo young men end women
ore doing in the services here end
sbrosd is reported On pess As.
Evening star., 1952-05-29
Officials Take
Grave View Of
New Red Threat
Big Koreu Offensive
Considered Likely us
Truce TuIks StuII
BY John N. Hiehtower
Associated Press Stoff Writer

Threatening Red hints of re-
newed large-scale warfare in
Korea have been received in Of
fetal Washington with deadly
seriousness.
They have sharpened the be-
lief Of top-ranking authorities
Evening star., 1952-05-29

Further SIosh in Foreign Aid Appears
Almost Certoin. Paee A-l0
U. N. Officers Report Reds Could Open
Offensive With Million Men. Pose A-3
Evening star., 1952-05-29
Womun Killed in crosh

SAN FRANCISCO, May 20 up.
Mrs. w. n. Meyer. IS. South
Bend. Ind. was killed yesterday
when an automobile in which she
was riding and an 11-ton truck
collided.
Evening star., 1952-05-29
Beach Fails to Explain $4,000;
Changes His Story and Identifies
Dead Man With Bank Deposit
Wife Refreshed
His Memory,
Probers Told
By John v. Horner and
jack Jones

Police Inspector Beverly c.
Beach today told the Senate
District Crime Investigating Com
mittee he could not explain
approximately $4,000 in cash
transactions made by himself and
his wife from January !, 1949, to
September 80, 1851.
A few minutes earlier, Inspector
Beach now suspended-switched
Evening star., 1952-05-29
Late News
Bulletins
Young Reds Invade Berlin

ONss9 NSOS IUvUuG 0GJttU
BERLIN often to $4,000
young Communists surged into
West Berlin late today and at
least LOCO Of them cIashed with
club-Swinging West Berlin po-
lice.
Truman Opposes WSB Curl
President Truman today at
tackled proposed legislation
which would abolish the Wage
Stabilization Board and strip q
reconstructed agency Of power
to handle labor disputes. Mr..
Truman registered his protest
i'm . letter to Vice President
Barkley.
Earlier Story On Page A-10.)
D. c. Payment Boosted
A Senate Appropriations sub
committee today restored q
$2.4 million cut made by the
House in the Federal payment
to the District. 1t was reported
also, but not confirmed, that
. large part Of the S5.387, 100
cut by the House from the Dis
trict supply bill was put back
by the Senate group.
Evening star., 1952-05-29

D. c. Assessor to Check Barrett, Beech.
Pose 81
Detoils Of Testimony on Bonett Finonees.
Poge B-l
Evening star., 1952-05-29
France JaiIs Top Red
As 900 Are Arrested
In RidgWay Rioting
III
Prosecutor to Probe
Possibility Of Plot on
Stute's Security
BULLETIN

PARIS R.-The public pros
ecutor tonight ordered an i'm
mediate inquiry into the affairs
of Jacques Duclos and others
"to see whether they should be
prosecuted for plotting against
the states internal security"
Evening star., 1952-05-29

(see SHIPS. Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1952-05-29

Rain likely this afternoon or tonight; low
tonight near 56. Tomorrow, rather cloudy
and cool. rain likely in morning. Gull
report on Page A-2O
Evening star., 1952-05-29

An Associated Press Newspaper
Evening star., 1952-05-29
Women Beers 9th Child

(See FRENCH, Page A-30
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Care In Speculation With
Savings Urged In Letter
From National City Bank

Of purchasing power.
Prices Of many basic commod.
tiles have gone up anywhere from
10 per cent tim 10 627 per cent
(cocoal since 1893. the bank notes.
The paper dollar has lost pur.
chasing power over the years, but
how about the old q. :. dollar
say the $40 gold piece you once
could own
These are banned for use here
by private citizens. bat they are
siill IN circulation abroad. An
American $40 gold piece BRING
around so IN 4. ;. paper money
in Paris nov. the bank says. aud
adds
Any foreigner gho has held u,
). gold coin since 1883. when the
dollar was deprecated. has losi
nothing IN terms Of capacity Ia
bny American g0ods on services.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Douglass School News
NO. MONDAY. ose a. 1851

wear bat Mas switched 10 forward
thus year and has played q Tine
game. Sweeiing Is . sophomore.
Saturday night. January 10. the
Douglass Brown Tigers and Tiger
cites opend the basketball season
against Douglass Brown High
'I.i0ns Of Okeechobee. Florida.
TIE Tigercties played the FIRST
game and Won b. = score 81 z2.s.
Ths loeals has q 90 lead At the
end ii the first period and vent OF
A ia.i lead II the ln'ermlsslon
Panline Edwards and Marva Cal
laaher shared hign scoring honor
viih 10 points . piece. iantha ca
rey. Florelie Carey. Oreihea Sweet
Ing and Alice Winters we're o"''
standing on Defense a. guards.
The Tigers lost their game 2s'2s
he visitors reared 10 . is'll leac
Al she intermission. In the third
ncriod. ll.e Tigers came 10 lie y
! take . l7Is lead behind the shoot
iag u Saunders, Clarke and WI
hams.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Initiation Has Made
Inrossls On Profits
Aud Purchasing Power
Affecting Dividends
n. GAM DAWSON


NEW YORK R-Ths, ncsi-eeg
81 yours - does Il look - big
now as II was supposed 90 when
YOU planned W Could you offset
the lnroads II imitation BY different
investments?
some people have BY invest.
meni or speculation IN eommodi-
ties. common stocks or real estate
equifins. Speculation In investment
with Q bigger dash ~ risk - risk
taken with hope of greater gain.
The dollar you saved betor"
World War II has only about ~
cents In purchasing Doaer -"
compared with what Il hal TIE"
That means II you put your mo cy
into savings accounts, government
or corporate bonds. preferred
stocks. or just kept u in cash -
you've lost around so far IS pur
chasing power goes.
But some commodities houses
farms ssa so' ss's
lar value since 1919 that their real
49,. 80 ~ al nsrss parshas,ns
,,as.., i x.ll ahead a. issa
49,
sonas pe"p's 1870 ",s' 49,. -
themselves sueeess'ua's ass,hss ~
i'A.ion ahn even . ass"1ass'ea s.,..n
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- .aaI .sss,s ..,,I,,ss > ,hs "a.
$500 90. n.,.h 20 NJ. vo.L saws
~ !. ra,.a.r. l.,,., M, = saxs
a.. $3.50 ..rs ras,,v ssn.rss
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-
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Iamlls emssksn.'ss y sna'"ssn
.I.s..e as.s > ire h.rl warus
Tsa,,s ! hanLer's gsr,ual view
AZ ~hss has actually happen.d 40
sn,s,s n..,s wade IN lana here i
whs, 81 years have aone 20 ,he,r
n,r..hss,ng nawer.
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The nominal a"'laF value ~
many ponas anu pfeieFrea s'oeks
IN 80 n"asafsl ~ ~ oaa ~
Terms CIV purehss,hs Ie~sf ssh isss
uosiarsl the feal value y aoNn
snywnefe irom - 70 = per cent
.he nanA says sns ss's ~ income
mas Femainea constant ou' tne par.
shassnk po~ef y Wose sniefesi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Lieutenant Colonel of
Paratroopers Spurns
Military Career la
Fayor OF The Cloth
Q~ MAI n9vlG

PURCELLvILLE. Va. John
Barred Shinberger made - para
chute Jumps as a pioneer organ.
izer Of the American Army's para.
troop corps.
But n was while he lay badly
wounded on a Belgian battlefield
in 1894 that he made the biggest
Jump in his cyentful life a de.
cislon 10 become sky pilot. =
A German mortar had burst in
red ruin a moment before. n
killed one man and wounded tive
others. including Lieut.. Col. shin
berger, q sS-year-old battalion com
mander.
The steel fragments mangled one
Of his arms. opened an artery 10
the other. As he lay there vii.
has lie flowing from him. a younl
West Point graduate felt he woul,
die. And he experienced a deer
regret. He had always In has hear
Of hearts wanted 10 be q minister
and preach the Lords gospel. Nov
he never could.
Shinberger lifted has eyes and
made compact with Heaven.
Lord" he prayed, III you LEI
me get off this battlefield IN one
piece, I u Fepk &C you iie RET. q
my life Na& q NChktian s0lflsersN NJ
the best q by ability. I wdat pa
u off anymoN IN become = min
lster, whether I'm good or not.
he survived. although he spent
more than five months in hospitals.
A. soon as he was yell. he SCI
about carrying out has pledge.
II took courage Cor him 10 turn
has hack on his brilliant profes.
sional military career. But Shin.
berger had spiritual fortilude ie
match his physical bravery. tie
retired from the Army and en-.
rolled Is a student In the Virginia
Theological Seminary.
Today he h rector Of three small
Episcopal churches In the Virginia
dairy country. Both he and his
pretty wife. Lisa - they have iou
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05

Coach At. Dean and Asst, Coach
rhllllp sears picked the giFls team
Coz ias2. The ipilowing glrls ~ere
paullnr Edwards tapinln
ornihep SNeciing toCaptaiii
Nara kiallagheF
Edwina 1homas
Allrc Waters
flauliolie Dean
c.saclyn Carey
Ilortcnse Hannibal
lamiha Carey
Flnrrlle Carey
Tammie lee Oates
kettle scott
lris Nae sands
AnRrlits uargohy
Pauline Edwards. captain vas
the lsading scnrer nj team lasi
year. Edwards h junior and
binnsls . leai . lnches
Ofelhea SNeelins. cosapsain
was 0rlfansl1x ~ guard tat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Unusual Fowl
Killed

ROLLA. ~ D..--l41.--Was II a
duck that looked like a goose:
Or vice versa
That's what William Kennedy
aas been asking since he shot an
unusual waterfowl near Rolla
The bird weighed SIX pounds. in
iicating IL may have been closely
related 10 a goose. But Il had
some markings Of Mallard ducks
including a green head. Tho neck
and bill were goose like.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Ex-ParalroOper Receives Gift
OF Faith On Belgian Battle
Field; Becomes 'Sky Pilot"

children - are happy in his ne~
calling.
The ex parstrooper, still IN
rugged trim al -. il a popular
pastor People Of all denominations
come 10 him To talk over their
personal troubles. They like his
sensible, down-to-earth manner.
But ShInbcrgcr himself ~ still
humbly uncertain whether he is
as he says "a good preacher
ile talked about Il as We sat ~
bis study. where hang pictures u
has two great heroes Robert Y.
Lee and Stonewall Jackson. Who
was a deeply religious military
leader.
Ever since ! vas ) KID. re
said. n wanted to be clergyman.
But I didn't feel I Vas worthy
enough. 80 iust KEEP, procras
tinating. "
lie feels has Army training has
helped him IN ms new work.
But sometimes I'd like 10 gei
the coordination you find in the
Army IN order 90 get people t.
put their principles more into then
daily living. he said. Too many
are satisfied Just 90 have the
preacher bapliIe mem. marry
them. and bury them.
Leaving the Army 10 enter the
ministry doesn't seem a. unusual
10 him as Il does 10 others.
During West Points first hun
drcd years about IS per cent OF
its graduates became clergymen, "
ne smilesl In fact 50 many dad
thai they had an tnveslig alton into
A."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Free-Wheeling
~lIol Rod Auto

wYMORE.. Ncb ID Che,
MCPHERSON Was almost run down
by the free wheeling Of hot
rod" automobile while slttins
in a chair inside his own hoase
The strippcd-aown auto gave
up one % 10 wheels. sent II roll
ing toward the house. over a two
and-a-half foot porch railing AMI
through l6-inch-wide panel
window
The wheel came % rest BY a
chair Mcpherson was occupying
Glass from the window sprayed
the startled Mcpherson. but he
Was only scratched.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
COuncil-Managcr
Plan Grows
NFw yoak Or sss'snI
NEW WORN

.ksce commuhisl~< 49, ecuniies
adopted the couneil-manage.
form Of government i'm 1881. thu
National Municipal League has
announced.
The plan was in effect or soon
to-be IN l.078 places. Largest cits
Co adopt the plan last wear w'ss
ian Antonio. Tex. where the
voters approved Il by q 2-to-l
majority
Two states have permitted
their cities 90 adopt the council
manager plan. the league report.
ed. Rhode Island did So by a con
stitutional amendment and n
linois bv an enabling act Of thc
state legislature
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05

~ HMfHmhe hH1 0etsas SE<H
our class club ~ funetlonlnt
snmihiy. We vish % thank the
parents lor their sincere faith and
patlence IN our club organization.
Last week the i2ih Grade boys
played an interesting part IN oar
program
n sas based on iibaory and the
happsninas a. today Questions
were asked and thrown oui 10 the
emdience. They were a. follows
what n HistoryY-whers did HE
lsTy orlalnsieY ~ ais A.
A thorongh dlseusssen wes given
o. 81 questions posed,
The program sas enjoyed ~ al.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05

me pTA met IN > regular meet.
lnm lsnnary ., luA1 a the Doug
lass Iiieh Sehooi
Tie executive COMMITTEES oi
uhleh ssr 3. nollc u the chairman
.nhanliled q very timely report
slnllng some things that they voald
Ne 10 see the PTA accomplish
ihis term.
rruf. Roy Allen explained the
Aasall Eancnllnn CLASSES which he
hnpes a. see IN operation N shs
sory near iusare Iie stressed, men
$40 are interested IN enrolling for
ihese classes may censaei Mr.. Al
Zen a the Douglass school
The pFlnclpal also sad. hat M
rnulA llkr very much Tor ne PTA
ID be thsnkina sboui sslabllshsng On
lnler eommunicailon system IL
Douglass school A committee was
appointed 10 make . report a our
neNf rngllnr meeting on the possi-
hllIlirE uf such an undertSkink
Several friends and neW mem
hrrs were lnlroiueed. Among those
mas NJ upshaw vho halls from
CalAlnrnla. Mr. upshaw IA interest.
"a IN band music and u offering
Ma service TO help IN any way hc
enn With ne sthooi band.
Ihr PTA takes lhis oppoFlumiiy
n lhank MF. hernie Papy fu the
enndv he donated 10 oar schooa Tor
Dc Christmas party iog oar child
rnn.
parcnis, come oui % oar FTA
meetings lor lhe good and welfare
u your children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05
Now YOU can JUDD &c
car value for yourself!


onk Dodge gives you the wonderfully
smooth Orisiow Ride. In the wsaip III
features classified under Safety. youll
see for yourself that only DosIgr gives
you Safety. Rim wheels and longcr-
wearing Cyclcbond brake Innings. ScHo
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No "Sfrinss''-- Va Obligation
Come ia TODAY and Get vorr own csspy
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get all Dodge gives you'll"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05

Ius FnEE show Down" booklet
gives you proof instead Of sell +.
presents the facts about features. ar
ranged Tor easy comparison. for ex-
ample. you can quickly compare Dodge
head rpem, scat width and slTcl,h-out
foons with thai a uther cars coSiing
hundreds Of dollars more. You get ,ho
actual specifications instead 81 vague
gcsseFalizations
Only when You compare this big
value 50 Dodge the Show Down" way
can YOU appreciate how much more
Dodge gives YOU Tor yoW moncy IN
oomiort. economy and safety.
Though Dodge costs hess than the
other cars compared. YOU win SIC that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05

When one touches = surface with
llngers. the ridges on the flagcf
tips Usually leave az invisible rat
tern ~ pFrspralinn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05

JOHN Y. COLLINS lab0vel.
business manager ~ the Brook.
lyn Dodgers Was one Of sew
eral club employees questioned
In = probe by the Brooklyn
district attorneys office Of q
$4,000 shortage from ticket
sales during the 1851 season.
Collins, reported by DodEcf
president Walter OMallcy b.
have resigned, said be had
"Tcconsidered" and would stay
here b see toe situation cleared
up
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-05

The bee value a. a pollanalor
Is % times greaieF than Us val
ue as 4 honey pfosiuccr