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The Nome nugget., 1953-05-01
Thursday

TOKYO, R-Another planeload of disabled Allied soldiers left Tokyo Thursday for the United States on the last leg of a trip that
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The Nome nugget., 1953-05-01
May Day, 1853, Brings Peace Speech
 From Soviet Defense Minister And
 Rallies X Speeches Around World


 ions defense minister, Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, called on lead CTS of the western world Friday to back up their recent peaceful statements with peaceful factions.
 But until the West acts on it's expressed desire for peace, Bull ganin declared in a short May Day address in Moscow's Red Square, Russia will continue to "show due cause for ensuring the defense and security of our coun- try" .a
 The war minister demanded substantial evidence particularly a reduction of armaments in lands near the Soviet Union-as a sign that other countries seek peace full solution of the worlds prob lems.
 Outside the Iron Curtain, work CTS of. the free world also marked the holiday with rallies, speeches, parades. There was some fighting, however.
 In Japan, where rioters attacked American vehicles and battled bloodily with police last May Day, jeering marchers again brawled with the steel-helmeted cops.
 Some 10000 jeering leftist youths tangled with 1,500 police when the youths refused to dis perse at the end of what had been a peaceful parade by half mill lion laborers through downtown streets.
 : One of the biggest May Day ob- servances was in Berlin, where East and West staged rival shows less than mile apart.
 In the Soviet sector workers marched for hours past a review ing stand of top Communist gov ernment chiefs and Russian off cials. West Berliners massed in front of the ruined Reichstag to hear their anti-Red leaders defy Communist encroachment.
 In troubled Iran, the military governor of Tehran banned all demonstrations by workers and students.
 New York police also banned the annual march there, asserting it had become Communistic af- fair. A meeting in downtown Un- ion Square - okayed by the po- lice in the interest of free speech and assembly m was scheduled instead.
 1852 ALASKA FISHERY LOSS
Evening star., 1953-06-20
CHEVERLY
Open l Till Dark

If you like Cheverly and need 2
bedrooms. you owe 1t to yourseli
to. see this wonderful 2-Story, all
brick home. Owners heart is in
Florida but his body is still here
waiting for buyer with $4,000
to put down: recreation room and
extra laVatory in basement, alumi.
mum screened side porch. Anchor
fenced rear yard, four times norma
insulation overhead makes this
nome cool in summer, saves fuel in
winter. home in absolutely perfect
cGnoitiSa; HPl Ta9ai;e immediate occupancy
Turn left on Cheverly
ave. on 1nnwood St. blocks to
Laurel. right to 2S15 Laurel ave
Evening star., 1953-06-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
WEST HYATTsyuLE: S1e7so I,ov.

WEST HYATTSvILLE: S16.75O. Lovely
1-story prewar brick bungalow, con.
sisting of liv. rm. with fireplace.
din: rm... equip. kit. 2 bedrms., tile
path. finished End floor. incl. porch:
iuli. dry bsmt;; auto. heat; fenced
BRICK s2sSHi RAMBLER, featuring al > Bed
rooms. plus paneled Florida den, tile
path: rec. rm. Owner transferred.
Sl6.500. Assume large CT loan. Nr.
!;s, Baltimore pSTy; Call WA: $4,000
$l2.45O, is a buy: g Iee. rms, fun
ary bsmt., sep. din. rm., beautiful
hardwood rs. and palstered walls
tnrougnout; conv. to Landover Hills
school; level fenced lot. Owner
ttsansfsTTed tsaI and has priced to sell
til pm hA RoBERT sedms cs g. pS1is WAi 1890 : so
s:R0oM MASONRY BUNGALOW
$4,000. In Homeacres, l blk. gr.
sen; ci. Univ. Of Md. Liv. rm., din.
Erni;, de luxe kit, tiled bath 3
Dedrms. Full bsmt., half bath, rec.
room: OIL heat. Inclosed porch. At
traetiye grounds. Terms. Owner. WE.
BRICK RAMBLER; 8 bedrms., ga
rage, full basement: exciu. Cheverly
neighborhood. Occupied less than
year. Transferring, must sell.
IS $22 $50; Owner at AP. 7-375s. 81:
NEAR MD: UNTV.-Immac. Cape Cod :,
spacious lily. rm.. full din. rm., large
6e5p; 6eSr2s kisGnen ten 20, on ist d; nics-sized
bsmt:' screened side porch, comb.
storm windows, gas heat: Situated
on fenced. level lot: close to schools,
transp. and stores. owner must
81, DIxoN aS cnSe. TS osa5ns Askins only $15,950.
OPEN SAT. AND SUM-, L TILL DARK
-Unievrsity Park, 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: r;t newly dec; ultramodern
Chapel I'd. to clI' colesviiie I'd. S.uesns ieft
on Colesville, right on Beechwood
VENT. AP. 10000. -21
SfEAUIlFUL faa J large suburban home
LOT sale. WA. 7-6469. al
1912 FORT FOOTE RD.-open sat
and d sun: See this attractive stone
lot with river view, and make offer.
HSEgWCoMB ! REALTY SERVICE. Jo.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER, located in
bradbury Park: level lot. large bed
1uls.. XIV, basement. Convenient
Census and Andrews. Mr., Crawford
Cypress 7-S95S. MARSHAII !
WvLAPLE co. Realtor, 1924 18th st.,
VICINITY CHEVERLY-Lge.4 4-bedrm,
nome; living rm., dining rm.. elec
KIT; gas h.-w.h.; full bsmt'; ex-
tremely lge. attic; corner lot Priced
at 1850. LOUIS MILLER, Real
tor UN. 4-2723; ewes, UN. 4-4256.
BY OWNER-Brick Colonial. center
nan; ist H.. liv. rm., din. rm'
mod. kit. powder rm. and paneled
Den with ,built-in desk and booS
shelves. End floor, s bedrms.. and
pain. 3rd floor, paneled rm. and
nuse storage rm., finished rec. rm.
Gno patn in bSmt. Slate roof. best
Sonstruetion, quiet street in Univ.
Pk. within few blks. OF elementary,
n. and sr. high schools: lh miles
OWNER M MFSRCTEHG; 81; 4TS57os To SELL sELL21 n.w
brick home. Large liv.-din. rm.
comb: auto. washer. Si,25O down
and assume AZ GI loan. UN. A.
O157 week end and ewes. i'll
3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER-LSe
GE kit. with dishWasher, RarbaEe
disposal; entire yard Anchor fenced; !;
alum. storm windows and door; beau.
located. S15.950. HE. 4-S379.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
HOUSES FOR Salad.
Open Sat. and Sun.
SILVER SPRING-BETHESDA

OAAVG1t 0E E1L1NG-bE1 dESOG
ALL MAY GO CT WITH 1OSo DOWN
S12, ,950--Beautiful rambler, close tt
PARK, IN Parkwood near Naval Hos.
nm: lovely recr. rm. in bsmt.; beau.
tiful lot: Address: 1O6O8 ParkwooC
dr.. Parkwood. Bethesda.
Sl 0,95O-Luxurious new 3-bedrm
rambler, on huge corner lot; idea
for doctor or dentist; full bsmt
More for the money here than VIZ
have seen fr. long time! Address
SIS, ,750-Read this carefullyl New
3-bedrm. Colonial on huge cornel
lot. Beautiful bathroom with dress
Ing table. Y bath on 1st a.; full
Gin. rm., modernistic all-elec. Kit
Err AVE. AND FRANKLIN, corne
MintWood and Hamilton.
Sl9,S50-Woodmoor's best buy in
prick rambler; 8 large bedrms., 1S
1T. lv.. rm. with fireplace. Sep. din
rm:, all-elec. kit, full bsmt. Address
1O9 Lynmore DIR.
$IS; ISyslS ;SG96s 6$;ot tDeSsms' Ssg. full baths
Side poreS @ IN aDi iovsis SGS' Woodmoor 7Sal Gn%s
Address: 10S02 Lorraine ave.
Reduced $4,0OO-3 twin bedrms.. :
iuil baths on 2nd A.: 25-ft. liv. rm.
l6-ft. din. rm., kit, porch on firSt
Hecr. rm. and gar. $26,950. Ad.
.6dreS dress: 9l37 Sligo Greek Pkway.
$Sg.950-Luxury ct its best! New
baths. full din. rm., built-in gar.
side screened porch, full bsmt. W,
have 3 Of these. (1) 1031O Pierc,
dr., Woodmoor; (2) 9156 st. An,
drews Way: 80 1S Wessex. of
g Devon and Piney Branch I'd.
S24, 24,5O0-WoodSide Park: new hricr
3-bedrm., 3-bath home. built-i In gar.
redwood paneled, 1st d. den, Side
porch; unique huge dressing rm, OF
the master bedrm. You will not
peat this anywherel 1914 Red OaE
dr., of Dale.
E. F. Blanchard. Realtor
Evening star., 1953-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALF-S.W.

cOL0RED-VIRGNIA AVE. s.W.-
Six rooms, bath: brick. 2nd COM
mercial. $4,000. OWNER. DI.
7-7S77,
Evening star., 1953-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
AMAZING
SILVER SPRING
RAMBLERS

NEW SECTION JUST OPENED
2 BLOCK FROM GEORGIA AVE
EXCELLENT LOCATION
REAL VALUE! Open Sun
day and daily It'll dark.
CLOSE-IN location: SPACIOUS.
ALL.BRICK. Three bedrms..
COMPLETE KITCHENS, IL
colored baths; also "a bath in
DAYLIGHT basement. Dining
room, picture windows, = fire.
places, storage attic; PORCH.
GARAGE. Four plans to select
from: sidewalks; short walking
distance to schools. shopping,
3 buSlines. ATTRAC. TERMS.
Trades consid. Refrigeration,
air-condittoning optional.
PRICE. ONLY S21,96O
Directions: Out Ga. ave. to Columbi
blvd. turn left to Seminary rd
continue on Seminary to Monroe st
right on Monroe to NEW HOMES
W. CLIFFORD SHERTZER
RE. 7-2201 Realtor JU. 5-774'
Evening star., 1953-06-20
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA AREA, Parkwood, 461O
bedrms., full basement, lge. GE
kit, wide lot. Vacant; SI5,950.
Open Sat. and Sun, 10 to Z. EN-
Evening star., 1953-06-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS

6103 c st.-Detached. Z rms. bsmt..
new bath, attic, side drive: trees;
change. $1,000 to $4,000 cash.
Open Sun. OWNER. IA. 9-701O.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
FOREST HEIGHTS
10 BLACKHAWK DIR.

OPEN SAI. AND SUN, Z-T
Beautiful story-and-half home: liT.
rm. with picture window overlook
kit kit with rock maple cabinet, iarSe
refriRerator, range; Q bedrms. bath,
expandable attic with bath, full
bSnlt: many possibilities. LII
$4,000; ewes, 20. 2-6539.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
A21
Evening star., 1953-06-20
SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL

s04 ISLIN0TON ST.
Central Sil er Spring location, cow
to everything. All brick. slate roof
Colonial; h.-w.h.; 8 lge. bedrms.
bath, family-sized din. rm., kit
walk and side entrance to kit; fuij
bsmt. with n bath and outside en-.
trance; Lge. front porch, awning
det. brick garage. Profusion oj
trees and shrubbery make this q
most desirable in-town house. Priced
below appraisal, for only $4,000
ave, turn right on Sligo ave, turn
right on Chicago ave, about 4 blks
down Chicago, turn right on Isling-
ton. Houses can be seen by ap-
pointment before Sunday. BROUS.
SARD AGENCY, INC. Tele. JU
-S05l; week end and ewes. JU
Evening star., 1953-06-20
OPEN-BRICK
33O3 CHEVERLY AVE.

This distinctive home. like some peo-
pie, makes friends. Whether it's the
cheerfulness of the liv. rm. on a dull
day or the coziness Of the den on
q quiet night. or some other reason,
really a home" Maybe it's the full
size din. rm. that Just invites a
party, or the roomy kit. with break
fast area and large windows so
mother can watch the children in
the fenced back, yard; or the fact
that it has a bath on the 1St and I'd
frs. and laVatory in the bsmt. There
is also area for recreation and large
garage and laundry room in the
bsmt. The 2nd fir. is really a sur
prise with its 2 spacious bedrms.
and abundant closet space with cross
ventilation. Other extras, too nu-
merous to mention. See this home,
custom built for present owner
Price. $40. .950.. with $500 down
Open Sunday from 2 til 5. Cal
MRS. LYNCH, UN. 4-7649.
Thomas F. HALEY, Realtor
al 4
Evening star., 1953-06-20
CLINTON
ASSUME 4% LOAN

ARMY OFFICER LEAVING. I'm
maculate Cape Cod. full basement
recreation room, outside entrance;
Mr.. M1LBY, Ma. NA. 5000 $1,000 tE1es., Mal
NO. 7-S52D,
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES, INC
Evening star., 1953-06-20
$3.50 CASH
4 BEDROOMS

Home With Swimming Pool
Pa or 3la bedrm. Cape Cod, yrs
old avail. July. 50xI50 fenced lot
barbecue, fireplace, formica sink
Kensington wheaton I'd Kens
Sl3.500: $S.400 at AZ. LO. $1,000
Evening star., 1953-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
OPEN SAT AND SIM 1-s

OPEN SAT. AND SUN, is
572O 39th AVE. EVANSVILLE
Moderately priced 4-bedrm. stone
Colonial home. Attr. residential
peighborhood, lovely trees. 1st fir.
Ice. ltv. rn1., stone firepl.: din. rm
kit. full bath, den, screened porch
ful bsmt.. built-in gar: fenced lot
Reas. price. See to appreciate.
SISK REALTY
DE. 2-6399 RA. 6-6321
Evening star., 1953-06-20

ADDISON HEIGHTS
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD
CT OR NON-GI
NEW BRICK-S2 DOWN
zoos A st. Well-built, well-priced,
all-brick bungalow Lge. liv. rm.,
separate din. rm., 2 tWin-Size bed
rms, well-equip. kit. expanSible at
tic, full. daylight basement. Lge.
lot. 90 by 173. Price. S15.95O. with
conv. terms.
ONE HOME LEFT
Out Central ave. to
Addison rd.. left l blk. to A ST., right
to house.
GABLES co.
1905 Pa. Ave. Sc. LII. 3-6sss
Du. 7@767 LU. 1-S642
Evening star., 1953-06-20

10. 6-4477. 10. 7-t7ss. az
Evening star., 1953-06-20
OPEN

Kensineton. corner Plyers Mil I'd
and Wheatly ST., good neighborhood
$16,950; NEW brick rambler. firepl.
bedrooms; bedroom may be den
rage. Good financing. Come on out
and take q look. It's between Ga
ave. and Conn. ave. Nice elevation
10; 4-0S43. A. r. sEELYEs DI
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-16

seems that there some Senators who are not
inclined TO vote to confirm President Dwight ID Eaen.
howera nomination Of General Harry Vaughan for a
permanent reserve commission a. Major-General The
senate recently adjourned without confirming Vaughan
ana nine other retired reserve generals
Vaughan, who II now retired and drawing s74A II
monthly was declared permanently unfit for duty by
reason OF physical disability" by the Army In January
The ruling declared him forty per cent disabled and that
me disability was incurred while he was entitled 10 re.
eeive basic pay.
Thus Vaughan Ia already retired and drawing his
pay The only thing involved In the current dispute L
whether the Senate VIII confirm him as permanent re
serve commissioned MajOrGenera The main thing in.
voved, seems II the honor of having permanent re.
ssrve commission as Major-Ceneral.
We suspect General Vaughan viii have to be con-
tent with his present status since he managed 10 anita
gonixe some members Of Congress in both parties dur
ng his long period Of service military aide to former
President Harry Truman. II the Army Medical Board
declaring him unfit for duty made the correct appraisal
then would actually make little difference whether the
senate confirmed EisenhOwers nomination or not since
there would be little possibility that Vaughan would be
recalled even II he were given permanent CON-
mlsaion Is Major-Ceneral.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-16

Two California physicians recently reported excel
lent results twenty-five epilepte patients after the
use OF new treatment The treatment consists Of putting
spiepte patients In state Of inconsistencies for pc
Rod Of days, among other things.
OF the twenty-five patients put to sleep in this man
ner the physicians reported sixteen became free Of
seizures. five improved seventfye per cent and four
improved fifty per cent The treatment consisting Of
drugs was effective, partially effective with all pa
tlents tested.
The report was made by Dr. Tracy j. Putnam and
Dr. Sanford T. Rothenberg, Of the Cedars of Lebanon
Hospitals Department Of Neuro-surgery in Los Angeles
The treatment called the "deep Sleep treatment
and usually requires period Of about two weeks al
though the period Of sleep averages only about four
days.
The encouraging part Of the treatment Is that
fifty per cent Of those patients previously unreeved by
standard drug treatments have remained free Of seizures
after taking this treatment the doctors reported in the
Journal Of the American Medical Association.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-16
PEOPLES FORUM

must pay extra money each monil
because more funds are needed
Who needs the funds and why 4
stlll . great mystery. Messrx. Per
sells and Spriggs could pot answe
that question for me when ! eon
fronied them. According 20 Mf
peEsnllr. I am just stuck. Mani
other tenants are just stack. |" a
the PHA representative phrased Il
because they also have ehildre
and cannot find another place q
house their families.
The Atlanta gentlemcn came Il
Key West as 3 gesture only
with no intention whatsoever q
helping the people here. Instead
they promise repair work ihaA
should have been done regul n
for the past ten years Was sae
q trip necessary Why does ~
government send these genllemen|
at taxpayers expense. when tbe1
turn q deaf eaF % the peoples ri
quest. Why DID these same eenila'
men photograph an spaftmen
that the tentanl, himself. Fepalre
and improved CAT NO expense I
the proieci) % ahnw his superlur
e typical" apartment 81 TIE pro|
jeet7 Is that what our present al
mlnisiration calls q fair and im
partial Judgement
n . couple living IN 90 efllrlpne
apartment can afford 10 install til I
and make ether improvements
should that particular place b@
used as an example1 Hos mamy
other tenants are in q flnAneln'
position 10 eauai those improve
menssY Very few. cen assuF1
yea. Mr.. Peraeils claims % havs
found legitimate reasons for iht
ceilings IN the proiect 70 have bee
- AtA&N@& ~ ENAta FtAAAN -
dispense with vague staiemeninl
We want Faetsl
Mr.. perseila supports my stats
meut In q previoas letter % eur u
eai paper that these prolecis VI
never be In Al condition. onli
way 40 put them In thai shape 4
% tear them aown completely an
rebuild anew. BIT hia claims iha|
these apartments viii BE docene
lisahle. comfortable. end a. nool
a. anything else In key We4
as . comparable rental rate la rid
eulous and an Insult 10 TIE eniif|
community
Mr. Persells. your staiement /
absolutely slsurdi!l
RoMEsA M. MENDOZA
- c Polneiana
Key West. Fla.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-16
Child Criminal Problem
Now Requires Your Help
First 81 Three Articles on Rising
Jvvsnlls Delinquency PFeblsms.l }
Nv JANE RAps

WASHINGTON - Preliminary
reports for 1852 show a u per
cent Increase over 1851 In the num-
Der Of children appearing before
juvenile courts that report 10 the
u. s. Children's Bureau.
II Is estimated the police come IN
contact with about = million boys
and girls each year on charges oa
delinquency.
eIf the present rate continues,
Chldren's Bureau officials fear, u
could easily carry us beyond the
peaks reached during Worid Var
IlI, when all.time records In jn'
venile mlsbehavior we're reached
Fer one thing. these officials
point out. there win be more chil
dren who can become delinquent
The Bureau Of the Census reports
there eventually win be ~ pei
cent more children between ths
ages ol 10 and II than there ars
now. Even II the rate OF delin
quency doesn't so up any further
the Bureau says. We still have
good reason % fear that By is6l
about IA million boys and girl
win be getting into trouble viii
the law each year.
The things the youngsters DO q
bring them 20 the attention Of IN
police range from stealing. des
srueti0n Of property and runninl
way from home 30 acts Of grea
violence and brutality - robbery
assault. rape. even murder. An
these last types are al too fre
qucnt. the Bureau says. The FB
reports 1851 auto thefts By ju
veniles we're up more than bal
from 1858. Robbery was up = pc
cent, burglary Is, assault 10.
The Chlldren's Bureau and othel
agencies studying the problemi
say too little help has been avail
able for these children. More thai
hall the inmates of our prisons f0l
adults. they report, were once tu
venile dellnquents.
"Given proper treatment whei
they were still young, those meE
and women might have becoms
responsible citizens. able 10 earry
their share Of cur social life. says
the Childrens Bureau. I'VE can
not help but feel that society mus
have failed them. It's up 10 u
not 10 LET the same thing happer
10 the boys and girls Of today whs
are setting into trouble"
gNexis PFevenslea too late se1
semel.
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-16

MOULD you mind telling me
w how yOu figured u al cuts"
E7len spoke slowly and daspas-
kianalely.
~Is didnt take much hgaFing.
Won told me yourself that you
handle an the reculs1ilons Tor The
department. n would be easy for
ynu % slip In an order for q ANAL
tmnk of phOSgene.-
Il see." she said quietly. -And
tn motives"
so be able 20 eontinne your
sfFair with Russell Hubbard
saDod In your way. would guess
tAat Hubbard was probably hold
ar something over your head 30
nmake you conform.
sAnd Dr. BEsyi Did ] kiii him
tses"
srm afraid So he said stub
hmwnly.
~whyfs she demanded.
sBray was killed because ne
hAsd guessed Who had murdered
hubbard"
Fl See Again she spoke quietly.
guess Il does make sense
She sighed Ran was puzzled
rs had expected her 90 laugh ~
a as frsl and then become furi-
oasly angry. lie was unprepared
fmr this quiet acceptance Of what
- had told her.
she began 20 pick up her purse
end put her arms IN her coat
niervex
would you like me 10 take you
home now9" ne asked
"No." she said. I'm taking q
cob home. I want you 20 60 10 the
police station, right away
Il can take you home first"
~You don't understand Her
face was very white and she spoke
very earnestly. Il want this whole
thing cleared up ~ soon as poasi-
bla. And l don't want 60 have
anything more % do with you
than I can possibly help. You've
made q mistake. Of course.
haven't killed them. Nor do
know who did But you'fl End
that out IN due time
~wait q minuiel" be interrupt
no. I don't want 90 hear any
more The words came.ous rapid
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-16

had ever met and Ina m
sonae guy Kissed her. - hna
Jealous and accuse her IL mA
murder. lie snortcd. Sc =
more capable oi murder
Norton himself Meatallf
kicked himself
He drove bach 90 sAn hun,
parked hiN car and wena mnNr
In his room Ne poured hln.tn
stiff drink. Then he went - b
Meanwhile Eiien had heea
ting In q corner of the "a
hunched up. she felg rnlA n
thought of her bed. 80 warns 4
soft. kept running through I
mind She would 30 right toA
it wasn't true, as she had
passionately told Dr.. Ram
that she didnt hate Am
hated him 80 hard Il rnaan
whole body ache. Even that
before she hadn't quite Ten 1
way. Even Les her father q
ell hts dirty dealings. haa nms
managed % an her with saaA 4
vulSion--a revuixinn that mEsrussr.x
ed almost % paralyaia ~
erOuched stili farther In ne cor
ner of the cab Again she thonril
how nice II would be n he In bed
The cab stepped IN frona az IN
apartment Mechanically Aha "a
out and paid the driver. she finl
hled Tor her KEYS and lee herse|
into the lobby. There waa alway
= dim light In the lohhy whlc
somehow seemed 10 lend ! nelmn
eholy atmusphere. Il depreesn|
her more than usual tonight 81
hurried across the lobby 90 Ne
0wn door and unlocked III
As she opened the door . boar,
saueaked as though someone haI
shifted weight Maybe she didn'
hear a. MAYBE she was 60 col
and numb and tired sha dldnl
care. She reached for the hgh
switch.
II was queer. No blaze a. Nat
aared up inside her head. No nre
crackers exploded. No huge blac|
cloud enveloped her. Jusf--nolt'
lnR She aiumped 90 the fiooF.
Someone very quietly Feplnee'
the poker near the fireplace en-
then very carefully stepped ove
her and went out into The iobbj
closing the door 90 her room
gWe ~ eumaammm6l
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-16

SEOUL R-Gen Maxwell ID.
TAYLOR haS called on his multi.
nation sth Army % help var.
shattered South Korea. he auth.
oriEed tne use of military personnei
ard equipment snA voluntary col
lection of money.
In q broadcast over the Us.
Armed FoFces Korea network. Tay.
Tor called on the Sta Army % help
rebuild Korean t0@ns and t0 pro
vide help In education. health
athletics. entertalnment and en-
pl0ymenI
The Key West citizen., 1953-09-16

Editor, The Citizen:
An article In the Key West CHI
Ten the other day stated that the
IAons Little League Team was The
City Champions for the third con
seeusive year. This statement Il
not correct, and ! cannot conceive
wherefrom the writer Of such arti
Gle gCs the information.
During the Little League Paly'
offs between the Eiks' team. win
ners uf the American League, and
the Lions team, winners Of the Ma
tional League. q total Of foul
games were considered Illegal. 1
e.. not permissible according 4
Little League Rules. which prohi
bits inler-league games. O thess
four games the Lioas won tws
games and the Elks won one, ant
the other game vas under protest
wherein n the protest would stand
The game would be awarded 10 ths
Eiks' team, making the final eoun'
Of two games apiece.
AZ an official league meeting
the player-Agent. Mr.. NJ. n. Ro
sam. upon whom the decision d
the Protested Game" rested. stat
ed that according 10 The Rules q
the League. an Illegal pitcher has
been used (which woLld thereby
award the game 10 the Eiksl. bu
insofar a. all the games playes
we're ILLEGAL that he could not ren
der = decision. II was therefore
agreed by al members present, In
cludlng the representative from tn
Lions Team that the contest be
tween the two teams would be con
sidered q No coHtest and there
fore no team would be eonaideres
the City Champions.
II was further agreed that sine'
the donor Of the trophy for ~
City Champions vas . member q
the National League. that the tro
ply be given 70 the Liens team ai
the winners of TIE National Lea
cue, Not The City Champions.
Respectfully submitted,
q. B. Esquinaldo.
Manager of The Ella team.
ezi Center Street
September Il. 1855.