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with gales estimated a q niles
On honr. Edna vas maklng TIE
sane kind a curve somewhat %
TIE west a Doily's course. lollsw~
lng TIE normal eastert drifi Ior
knrTieanas 81 higher latitades.
Meanwhile. q bread. Tat. saually
area nsoved across the florida
peninsula. hrlnalng toFrential rams
10 some areas and winds 40 %
about 5 niles per hour.
Small craft warnings. hoisied
yesterday Oh The West Coast from
Cedar Key southward throagh the
Keys and early today extended
ID the East Coast 10 We're Beach.
we're lowered az 10 .. IA. when
the squalls weakened over land.
Confused heavy showers and
moderate winds IN thnndernqualls
we're expected the remainder Of
TIE day.
All but the northern portion Of
tia state experienced laShing rain
and gusty winds a. tines.
On the West Coast the wisds
pushed dead hsh ashore In the
81. Petersburg area. The fish had
been killed BY the red tide in the
Gulf of Mexico.
work crews labored al nlght on
Pinelias beaches between paas-A-
Grille and Redington burying and
carting away the fish.
The red tide Il 20 named because
concentrations Of minute marine
organisms called gymnodinium
hrevis turn sea waters reddish
brown when they form In great
Numbers.
The squally 4 4 10th pgh 81 4
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The
Weatherman
Says


Key west ard vlcinlty: Mostly
eioady win scattered showsrs and
thundsrshewers throssh Friday.
Gentle 10 moderate soutA and
ssufhessteriy wlnds fFeshenine 81
tines In thunderaAowers. Tempera-
lures wln Temain about Ne same.
slata ol Florida: Mestly el0ady
with scattered showers and thun-
der showers through Friday. en-
eeps In the nnrthern portion where
Il yin be partly cloudy.
Marine Forecast. jacksonville
Through TIE Fiorida STRAITS: Mod-
crate varinhle winds mostly NE.
% y. over northern portion and
southerly over TIE a0utheFn per
ton with winds lreshening during
thundegshowera. Mostly cloudy
win scattered showers and thun-
daruhowers through Friday.
East Gun Area Mod3EmtS WanoA
eastsrly over norshsrn portion and
southeast 10 southeriy ever south
ern portion through Friday except
occasionally freshsning in thunder
showers N south and esntFal poE'
tons. Parity cloudy IN northern
portion, elsewhere elondy VIZ
showers and thundsrsh0wers.
Weather Summary fer Tropical
Atlantic. Caribbsan. and Eastern
Gulf Of Mexico: An area Of squal'
llnsss in the eastern Gulf Of Mexico
has spread inland and weakened
Showers and thundershowers srs
expected ever south Florida VIII
no more than moderate winds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
LIONS SLATE CONCH

fContinueo From Faee Onsl
Ire world" she won that title In
national competition In Chicago.
Miss worth would appear beth
n the gala parade and At The foot.
bah game halftlme show, Carlo.
neil said. The opa Locka Marine
Band ls also expected 10 take part
IN The halfslme show, Carbcnsll
said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

t1nnunu@0 FROM Rmge 0nel
with President Eisenhower in Bos.
ton Monday - when the President
arrives TO address q Republican
meeting there-aad that the tai.
defense financing problems preh.
ably would be discussed then.
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Clues Followed In Case OF
Missing Woman And Children

LAUSANNE 9At&Nfl4N4 -
1Ae ha A sedan N which missing
mgliish diplomnt Donald MaeIean's
wils disappeared last Friday from
Waneva waa found today In = Lsu-
eanne garaHs.
Tie gnrnaeman said a wasl
1eught h eaFly Friday nlghf By q
wwmnm wAgh three chlldFen answer
mg b re missing fsmlly's descrip.
IN sd thai lAe group rnahed
esgoea ne street % The railway
oamai0n.
Ne sid he woman iold him she
wsaid come baek Cos che ear h
mhout . vel.
NJ sisappenFanee a Chicago
hoEm Mfh. Melinda Maeleam. n,
sd her three snail ehlldrsn vas
Wevealad yesterday. Tier husband
end archer member u ne British
NnFelem Office staff, Guy Burgess,
ere genarally believed II tie West
b have fled behind the Iron Car
tain after shey crossed from Eng.
land b France In Nay, 1851. and
AEopped from alKhl
There has never been amy ON
eial confirmation. however. that
Ne two men were suspected a.
having Roma 20 TIE Communists.
Mrs.. Maelaan apd h~r cbndren-
Fergus. .. Donald. 7. and a-year-old
Melinda. born three weeks after
her father disappeared-had been
llvina In Geneva with Mrs. Mae.
leans mother, Mrs. Melinda Dun.
Der.
MFs. Dunbar told pollee her
daughter lell with the children
Friday 10 spend the weekend with
friends In MonlFeux. When they
did not fsilarn en- Monday, Mrs.
Dunbar notified TIE pollce.
The Lausanne garageman, Mar.
Gel Michel. said Mrs. Maclean
and The ehildren arrived about
ESQ pm. Friday and that she tnld
him she was In . great hurry %
catch . train.
The only train leaving Lausanne
Immediately after vas ne SIS.
arriving a. Zurich 81 Ties pm,
with Stops En- route 81 FrlborT.
Bern and Often.
From Zurich there are almosl
daily cir connections 10 Prague,
capital q Communist governed
Czechpalovakia, but Swiss Air Linz
officials sid Mrs. Maelean had
nol been ca ans plane 10 Prague
aimee Friday.
untl the discovery az the car
today. TIE only clue % the iamlly's
disappearance vas 4 telegram
lied early yesterday from ihe
honirenx suburb a Terrilei d
Mira. Dunbar. PuFpmtadly from her
daughter, Il said:
Terribly sorry delay In contact
yoa Unforeseen circumstances have
arisen. l am staying hare hanger
Please advise sehool. Boys return
ing about . weeks time. All en-,
tfemely well. Pink rose IN marve
lous form. Love from 81. Melinda. /"
Police aaid the telegram was
handed IN at the Monlreux posl
oflice ~ 1880 am. Wednesday b.
. hickset woman. definitely nol
MFa. Maclean. Who YES 8 feet 4
Inches and slender.
Ailer examining ths original a
ne MASSAGE Mrs.. Dunbar lold
Swiss security police she believed
TIE handwriting vas net her daugh.
tsrs and . handwriting expert was
ehecklnG Il today.
Geneva's police chief, Charlie,
kneehl. said last night Ne believed
4 Somewhat unlikelys Mrs. Mac.
lean had been kidnapped or met
with "a accident. but ne added:
II she deliberately leil the com
Try, 4 d strange that she fallet
10 advise Al least her own molhes
of her plans."
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C0SENxA. naly R--LlEht earth.
quake lremors we're felt In ne
vicinity az cerisan0 IN the southern
Italian region 81 calabria last
nlghi.
30 injuries Or damage vas re
ported.
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MEXICO CITY m-MsxieO yss-
terday celebrated her independ.
enee day with oratcry, parades,
fireworks and picnle1
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ahoui ~ yards irem . rear e.
sramce, be antd police.
a .11-ealiber systematic pistol
was found On TIE arUund near
cFaddoel. who died twe hours aiisr
he ahooiang.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

Drunken drivers caused accidents
whlch killed 50 persons and lntar.
cd i.aos In Belgium IN 1851.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
FLORIDA
BRIEFS

LAKELAND. - (FNs) A men.
Der Il Fiorlda Citrus Muiual. says
Florida's citrus growers are h q
hiwhly favorable position, eompar-
q 70 caiiiornla's citrus situation.
IA. n. Nelson of Lakeland. re-
eensiy reizwned from . TRIP b TIE
West Coast. said he l. e0nvinesd
TIE California grower has even
mere problems staring him Ia the
face than the Florida gr0wer.
Flueiuailan cost e produetlon
and overall higher costs have tend
"a 70 upset and eliminate hopes iw
stability In the California deal, Nell
son reported In : recent newnietier
published BY Citrus Mutual.
I'VE arrived u The eoncluslon
lhat The Florida citrus grower
ahouid be very happy indeed BY
comparison. especially new that We
have Mutnal." he reported.
vKRo BEACH. - (FNs) Sum.
msr atfsndanee II Mckee Jungle
Cardens showed an Increase of S.
II per cent ever the summer sea.
soa Of 1854. DIT. David c. Fairburn.
director. has announced.
Monthly increases Of paid atlsn.
dance Cor the summer period, as
compared 70 1854. were - follows:
une, 900 per cent. July, s7.Tp
Per cent: and August. Ti.ss per
cent.
FORT LAUDERDALE - (FNs)
Jack A. Mitchell, well known Palm
Beaeh club owner and operator,
hes been appointed managing a.
reetor 81 The $500 900 private
Membership Beach Club slated Cor
construction on the oceanfroni here
early next year.
Mitchell ls presently executive a.
rector Of TIE swank Coral Beach
Club IN Palm Beach. A Palm
Beach resident for Is years, ha
operated TIE Sun and Surf Club
there from 100 10 1893.
PONCE DE- LEON SPRINGS. -
lFNSl Dates Cor the isth annual
meeting Of the Florida Public Re
lationa Association have been SCI
for Nov. as IN Deland, Il val
announced this week By John DE.
lin. association president.
The meeting. which win be held
In conjunction with the organiza
tons fourth abort course end elm
ie, was originally scheduled fnI
Sept -. This Is the first shorI
course % be held with the eoopera'
ton q Sselson University.
MIAMI - (FNS) veteran horse.
men are Impressed with the pros
poets for an ls-year-old appren'
tiee jockey from Florida. He ID
Owen Headley. = native Of Hollis
Hi. VITO rode his first winner 70
Gently At The Atlantic City track on
TIE famed horse. Slekle's Image
Owen win perform this winter al
Hlaleah.
ORLANDO - (FNSl State Comp.
troller c. M. Gay conferred with
Officials Of the Florida nankeru
Association last week with refer,
enee 10 the present livestock slsua,
ton and loans for eattlemen.
I The eonferees were of The opin.
lon that the problem confronting
Florida livestock producers were
not lnsurmountalhe and that thoss
banks which have been wurkinf
with The eatllemen IN extendlnI
leredit would continue 10 do 90 Il
the future.
James G. Richardson, ehalrmal
% Tire Agricultural COMMITTEES Q
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ADDITIONAL. TIDE DATA
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Tims e Msluhf -
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Rslsslvs sssmiSiiy. . A
IT'S
Evening star., 1953-01-22

Another first" for The Hecht Co S IfYeory Sale!
Another sensational scoop for you who know top
quoIity AND hot buys when you see them Stokes
is famous for the de Ia creme in reodyto-point
furniture. Why? Stokes craftsmanship is labor Of
love :. potent, ponstokne. No green lumber here
-. but rich solid maple seasoned to perfection. No
sloppy workmanship here. check those solid maple
cosnes glued corner blocks, dovetoiIed drawers.
Run your hand over, feel the smooooooth finish that
means the woods ready for paint stain lacquer;
no more sondine needed Hurry to buy ]. !. Stokes
prices go right back up before long!
Stokes Sectional Bookcases, Illustrated Above:
All 2S inches high G. Section, lOx36", ia. 80
A. 8 {. Ends loxlo"-7.69
B. Curved Corner, D. Section, fOx3O"--10.99
The Hecht Co., 7th Floor Washington;
eth Floor. SaUer Spring and PGyktngton
caII MA. $500 for z4-hour phone service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

the beginning OF the world fought with
his bare Sts and
where he used crude
human
Then down through Developments
the EGah crossoow the sword
finally the repeating rne GatnnE which Developed
the machine gun
When the FIRST atomic bomb dropped Hiroshima
In August lsta people thought
q destructive weapon
this this nation developed
nul than the atom which Stn = novelty
Mans ingenuity has archaeological
resolves into the problem
obstruction,
world O live h peace.
tive genius We invented the atomic bomb
and Britain with the
valuation
other nations won't with the
perhaps larger ohe-in the future
With the invention Hbomh perhaps embarkng
that win either worldwide destruction
after goal Of the majority of the PcoPestng We
and wouldn't perhaps TO hook into the future
o what Il might hold
can't help thinking that
Frankenstein
world that could guarantee peace
comforts living hitherto dreamed sincerely
hope and pray that the later Swift Coan'y MsatOS
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

Sharp a
the Democrats problem party unity The
between Stevenson and President Truman
only tho beginning Of efforts to solve that problem
immediate dunity but Of fendi
Democratic leaders Moreover
the intention of Mr. Truman leave the field to Mr. Steven
ampfes the situation will relatively free
sxsree leadership tHdonay falls the
pArys presidential candidate.
Even then win difficult For two potential conflicts
Democratic Party between the huar leader
the between the liberal north
AMI tho conservative southern Long tenure the
souhsrnSA particularly potent position
represent which supported Eisenhower
Governor Stevenson.
Pocy.wise leadership try
conoate the boilers them back support the
tonayT Or shall seek punish them and insist party
ularty? WIN adopt logical and responsible"
rsng dseons particularly the wing7 Or
will compromise accommodation
illogical and irresponsible coalition OF diverse groupa2
We confident that ssvensons weight viii be
aide responsibility that could
opposition
entirely they
take win determined by what the administration
christian Science MonioT
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09
MrRuHe CANS HUMPHREY GIFTED ORATOR

Editor outstanding journalist great writing
humannes and the Of human justice and
brilliant telling article spokes
Recorder Of Senator Hubert Humphrey
Miles McMlns
critque statements
very favored conmnists
Nell podon which Of Americas few real
Senator Humphrey, given a biased pummeing
and facthewcd
every appraisal
leader without whom American social justice
Brotherhood freedom will be greatly endangered
ptn-Pontng already
Minnesota Humphrey chatter
md q hypocritical talented "taksr"
that
definitely stahbng the back leader
the people. people and by the people"
Hubert leader head and shoulders talented
liberties than
He indispensable democracy
tanker a public speaker He ORATOR
g unparalleled gifted Heas
top higher than sculpture painting literary
century appear
Henry had t. later Daniel Webster
Lincoln
orAtory
sapeavc
something within humanity much
psychic rccrptor conscious mind That the collective
human
an-tOO-rae reaches and
America Humphrey Mime
fAngnghs via the Of
q United translate
action the social brOth~rhOcd economic nghts and human free
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

Personal note from Tabatha) Russell: L~ok Bub
the last time editorial was on the wallace
Henry that Isl thing happened on that " huhF
Haw
It seems that the lady giving little hot foot
heb Well the thing readers like about this
that there is plenty than viewpoint in its
eight pages
please people for the sake OF
taking popular position Russell her weekly AS See IT,
followed pattern through the years This
addition TO her ability as an excellent
tremendous reputation as one Of the
nations top columnsts
appreciate hearing mail subscribers who have been
receiving of circulation bookkeeping
bright and old addressograph
properly when the plates placed in
the plate holders.
One wag be that didn't get the
paper at all Now get copies come?
called Il like the but believe
Cecil, only read at q time"
Prior to i'm to that he
enough BY the situation will be under control
that folks getting had gone In
residencethat family sub
scribers for 10 years, a last Friday.
While subject: deliver papers
them time Just
ring Midway $40 and win do best
club member which production each
affair the The
organizations press tceA
afford send photographers
such admission its photographers and
reporters so they cover the event
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

THEY SAID " GOULD NOT M DONE

Editor like opportunity wish
enjoyment read
Ing II
direction your
n community by individual and personal service.
Lndbergh starting arlnking
the world they said could be When
electrified highways and possible for
have inside plumbing they said could not be
When Mr. Newman and his staff Shoestring shaEy
"tannery" sound successful
newspaperJ. they said II could be
Mr. Newman n station unknown TO a station
Of being Valley
conditions" brought into through his
high mountains crossed He
thinking q pleasure
read journalistic efforts
Newman published franbness which marks him
herald Americas greatest problems His
should the community When the door
nation against and religion against religion What
do he viii pass through this
oneeYOurs truly W. " Mcknight go Fuller Saint
q, Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

And really, know that not all OF the white supremacy
senators from below the Mason Dixon line In fact
have great deal respect for the misguided southern
who ibustes than the meay mouthed northerners
who allow tho fbusca be used ONLY civil rights
matters In each session of Congress.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

For quite long Republicans spending
time complaining about the
aton Some bound pictured
the loss Of liberty complete
There has been basis for criticism
forebodngS On the other hand
progressive govern
and astonishing high stability pros
perty.
New those who lOagrst
pna charged drErer responsibility
forr they the outside booking
Some OF those in q very deli
cate position they carry complaints govern
ment will backwards II win
and the votes Of the happen
OF It's effect political leadership
notable OF eomplainers
light, They enough temper
with changing sentiments
America needs progressive and
useful government Such sometimes
and direction Government
sentative ami critical citens These
too harsheld in their political policies
ment and politics helps TO temper all
enthusiasm and hNsAhHc dcssrucvry
That 10 the PROCESS great States
Grand Rapids CMiRRl Herald RrVi~w
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oar BAXTER EXPLAINS OBJECTIONABLE LYRICS

Wednesday December between 1880 and
KsTP Teevson who plays lutte and
which learned her family
available which
attempting o any
lyrics Of called Odd
q listing titles author and
fishers asked for screening
do For this back time when
things about the Negro his differences dialects
archy exaggerated often difficult discern
the actual meaning Of the words
grateful this opportunity Of speaking your
falling
possible bulwark
Of occurrence OF deep personal conviction.
only tell of deep that such thing should
happened determination within
Of control II win not happen again
allow any dmnutiun but
make always understand
falnblty.
wishes TO and readers for good
marked by for the dignity
Minneapolis
to
cplthet "ngEe" which
complained Newspaper
familiarity with the interest which Bee Baxter
exhibited Improving relations
Of American population the uRfOr-
contradictory Her
should those who rightly
Incident
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

Editor: reader Of Nell Russes writings your
the privilege Of STRENGTHENING" her out
"straghten Robinson
Let's not hid ourselves need like Jackie who has
fighting fight minute the when like
thinking
Supremacy We New York haven't
opportunity
Why should Nell Ruaeof all peopeJmp in TO try to put the
encer Jackie BY his conduct and off the field he
credit Jumpin" Joe
McCarhys honest fearless
thing Recently Nell time hand Senator
Humphrey undeseved digs little Nell
HFIH.
Nell entertaining piece the
another thing criticism where
faults Humphrey
string along matter what Nell
chagrned
party
dency-A Minneapolis, Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

professors Schoolc chaplain
their designations the faculty the Theological
sswannee Tenn two particularly interested
the statement Of Or Edward Mccady chancellor of the
pal school
eight Episcopal protest
decision by the school admission Negro
students Only member the faculty failed blanket
statement announcing the designations.
DR. McCrady stating the position the
The university insist that stand thoroughly committed
principle the practice complete
university holds that attempt resolve the question
10 threats bring organized to infringement
OF academic freedom"
We understand
his faculty
appear they executing
dom when they let be known that did
TO discrimination N
We further that their constituted
threat Or McCrady opinion
makes the school the hypocca attempting
the appear
The school apparently PraecnE academic freedom
sounds like discrimination
institution established
hood Of Man
With Dr. McCrady sympathEs Not predca-
which administrators themselves
but because he the official spokesman
which q dubious position
We commend the rrsgnng professors
ing to principlc.-Thr saInt Louis CMOl Argus
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

Editor congratulations behalf of the
Past Masters Council the which covered
small donation Building Fund Drive.
gratifying to know that local the Minneapolis
the ST Paul Recorder clearly the need Of
such a project by donating time money IT,
you would been impossible this to
Of
and other groups Of people
Thanks individual well the role Of Editor
the Spokesman Recorder helping needed community
A. n. Wright president Masters
Council
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

ago. Now his mail box unnch with Christmas bills
Whatever became Of that cty.wde committee of Mime.
apOs citizens who going do something about the prob
lem Of the Minneapolis Juvenile II will probably lay dormant
until rash Of crimes by kids shows up and then svl
BE- reaotivated-too late to do any real good,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09
One lesson World Should Lsurn

There - son that the wOrh ShOud
that pitilN
elusive They don settle relationships
permanent peace snnes Of one war
hold the The
souls Of those
States
ReNt~M
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09
Page Mnneapoli. SPOKESMAN. Friday January D. 1853

6orS thar we're declared IN Philadelphia in lT1o
So under the inspiration Editor McAins wanng-iet IN
examine and challenge avalanche OF
80 AGAINST an American leader, Senator Humphrey,
hoae every word proved MN true human
time leader and rare statesmanbert Merng Lind
strOm, Minnesota
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-01-09

NEARLY hALF MllE below the earths surface Harold
Poyo OF Soudan Mimi drives this underground ore train
through iron mine understanding ore from the
working shaft where it can be hoed TO the sur.
face railway system like this one reason why under
ground mining is three times costly open-pt opera
tons The mining companies carry on this lob along
with extensive treatment Of owgade ore to make the most
OF the remaining Suppy-a conservation program which
promises bright future for Mnncsoas ore resources But
Mlnnesoas iron mining industry meet the competi-
ton of from other can only do 90 il IFS future
development is encouraged by fair treatment