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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
.ELKS TO COMPETE IN NATIONAL
TOURNEY; OTHERS PREP FOR ABC

.oTc Clinton Manufacturers,
first of three Port Clinton en-
tries, will compete in the ABC
national bowling tournament this
weekend in Chicago's Coliseum
alleys. The Manufacturers recent
ly set an all-time actual pin high
of 3155 in league competition.
Members of the squad are Bob
Lorensen, Bob Gardner, Mike
Hrubco, Dick Selgo and Bob Gre
gosian. They will bowl in team
competition this Friday evening
and in doubles and singles events
Saturday, March IA.
Everett's Pontiacs will bowl in
the ABC tournament in Chicago
the following weekend, March 20
q, when seven teams of the Port
Clinton Elks League will compete
in the national Elks tournament
in the same city. Pontiac keglers
include Erwin Puffenberger, Herb
Miesle, Mike Drusbacky, Paul
Hachet and Don Bredehoft.
Nearly so Elks plan to make
the trip to Chicago next week
end, March 20-21. They will trav
ell by train, leaving here Friday
night and bowling Saturday and
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13

midway in the exhibition game
with the New York Giants, which
the Indians won II to 6 due to a
grand slam home run by Harry
Simpson.
Macko batted 500, getting a sin
gle in two trips to the plate. He
handled five outs and committed
no errors. Joe also completed a
double play with the assistance
of Doug Hansen and Ray Boone.
Macko boosted his batting aver
age to 900 in Mondays game when
the Indians defeated the Chicago
White SoX, IL te Z. He had sin
gle in his only official time at
bat, scored a run himself, made
three put outs, was credited with
an assist and performed in two
double plays.
Joe also got on base the hard
way in the eighth inning when he
was nicked by Sox pitcher Hud-
son. Fortunately, the local star
was not seriously hurt.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
Sandusky Defeats
Taller Ashlanders

Sandusky's Blue StreakS, Bowl
my Green and Toledo Woodward
defeated their opposition over the
weekend in the Class A district
tourney and advanced to the re-
gional cage tournaments to be
played this weekend in the To-
ledo University Field House.
Bowling Green never was head
ed as it eliminated Bryan, 81 to
81. Sandusky came from behind
to defeat the taller Ashland squad,
53 to so, in a thrill packed game
while Woodward had no trouble
in wining over Lima Central, 81
, to 81.
Newark, champion of the Cen
trial District, also will be in com
petition at Toledo this weekend
The Class A winner at Toledo will
be one of the four in the state
finals to be played in Cincinnati
March 81.
! Ashland's 6-3 Gene Sidle fouled
out with 654 to go in the last
quarter and that helped Sandusky
to gain its victory, although the
scrappy Blue StreakS simply weri
not to be defeated Saturday night
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
"SMACKO" JOE MACK0 H0MERS
TWICE IN CLEVELAND CAME

Macko continued his hitting
spree in the big time Tuesday
when he figured in all Of the In.
dians' four runs as the Cleveland
ers lost to the Chicago Cubs, 10
to a. Joe's single contributed TO a
two.rUn rally in the sixth and he
smacked out a two-run homer in
the eighth. He has hit safely in
every game since fhe Indians op-
ened their exhibition series and
is definitely the hottest rookie IN
camp.
Joe Macko, Port Clinton all-star
athlete who is now member Of
the Cleveland Indians, made Hank
Greenberg and Manager Al Lopez
take notice of him Thursday when
he smacked out two home runs to
drive in five runs as his team won
an intra-squad game at the Indians
training camp in Tucson, Ariz.
Macko, who is trying to unSeat
Bill Glynn as understudy for First
Baseman Luke Easter, helped Dal-
las win the Texas League pennant
last year when he batted 272,
clouted 16 home runs and drove
in SO runs.
Already nicknamed aSmacko,"
Joe missed most of the early train
ing at Tucson and at Daytona
Beach, Fla, when he was called
home two weeks ago by the sud-
den death of his mother, Mrs.
John Macko.
The two home runs Macko hit
yesterday were not flukes and
were off Steve Gromek, long one
of Clevelad's better pitchers.
Macko's home runs enabled the
Red Kresses to defeat the Tony
Cucinellos, 10 to 5.
In Sundays exhibition with the
Giants, Macko had his first Of
ficial big-time RBI, when he
smacked out double in the ninth
to score Doug Hensen. Cleveland
lost this game, 5 to 3.
Hits In Big Time
In his first appearance against
major league competition, Macko
relieved Luke Easter Saturday
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
TOLEDOAN TOPS LOCAL TOURNEY
AS BAUSER and LORENSEN PLACE

Despite attempts by outstanding
bowlers over the weekend, the big
lead Bill Sirotnyak, Toledo, had
established in the fourth annual
Clinton Recreation Handicap Sim
giles tournament, withstood all
competition and when the final
standings we're announced late
Sunday night, Sirotnyak reigned
supreme as champion in both
handicap and actual pin divi-
Sions.
The Toledoan's 957 topped the
record entry of $50 in the Handi-
cap Division and won for him the
$3.50 guaranteed first prize. Sirot-
nyak's 912 also topped the actual
pin competition and won the
500 first prize.
Two changes among the top ten
resulted from weekend bowling.
Bob Nickel, Toledo, jumped into
second place with big 874 total
while Sherm Conrad, also of To-
ledo, went into fifth place in the
final standings with 841 Sunday
night.
Second place winner in the han
dicap division was Walt Mihalski,
Lorain, who hit 912 and wins $3.50
Charles "Chuck" Bauser, lead
ing local bowler in the tourna.
ment, placed third in handicap
with 1872 and won the $1O0 third
prize. Bauser also placed seventh
in acual pins with 836. Bob Loren
sen, Port Clinton, tied for third
place in actual pins with George
Schmidt, Cleveland, at 845.
During the five weekends the
tournament was being bowled, $50
entrants from Cleveland, Toledo
Lorain, Fostoria, and many other
northern Ohio cities competed
The record entry was 115 over last
year, Rod Granstaff, tournament
director, reported.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
TR0Y-LUCKEy IS
CAGE VICTOR

Troy Luckey's Trojans from
Wood County will represent this
district in the Class B regional
high school basketball tourna-
ment at University of Toledo this
weekend, as they won the district
title in Fremont by eliminating
North Baltimore, IS to Al, Fri
day night.
It was the fourth district champ
ionship for Troy Coach Doyce
Filiere, who has led the Trojans
for the past IL seasons.
Joe Helm, Troy forward, led the
winners with 10 points. Ken Knitz
a surprise starter came through
with Ia.
Selected after the Fremont finals
the all-tournament team included
Jim Hass and Joe Helm of Troy
Luckey, Tom Nye of Margaretta,
Danny Mcmahon of North Balti-
more, and Don Little of Woodville
Both favorites in the Class B
District basketball tournament at
Fremont Ross were eliminated in
Ithe semi-finalS when North Balti-
more edged the Woodville War
riors, 66 to 81, and Troy-Luckey
came from behind in the last
minute to defeat Castalia Margar-
eta, 68 to SO.
Woodville held 1926 half
time lead but North Baltimore
came back strong in the second
half to win. Ned Miklovic'S "a
points paced Mort h Baltimore
while Jim Anderson led Wood
vile with II.
Tom Nye of Castalia and Ker
Aspacher of Troy-Luckey tied fol
scoring honors in their battle
with Is points each.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13

Did you see that Classified
Ad" last week? The one that
wanted farmland who had to
be IAN expert agriculturist, sheep
herder, tractor driver, bridge
player" plus being "an authority
on chemistry and mathematics?
Slim Thomas, who ran that ad
more or less as a joke, called and
said, ~ got % answers and almost
every one claimed they could
meet all those qualifications!
That means l want to keep the
man | have-'Handy' Peters.
"He was thinking of quitting
but now I've got to talk him into
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
"Fritz" kreutzer is Won1en's All Events Chamf

Fredna ''Fritz" Kreutzer won
the all-eventsl actual pin cham
pionship over the weekend when
she hit 1867 in the annual Port
Clinton Women's Bowling League
tournament at Vacation Lanes al
leys. Helen Hetrick took the all
events title with hadicap when
she totaled 1868.
Northern Ohio Maytags won the
team championship with actual
pin total of 24O0. Bowling on this
championship five are Betty Gill
lum, Evelyn Lay, Muretta Hanck,
Audrey Sztuk and Lillian Fitz.
Hitting 2917 the Clinton Clean
ers bowlerettes won the title with
handicap. Team members include
Mary Snider, Kati Kocsis, Teresa
Fowler Wava Schau and Freda
Cory
Janis Lambert last years all
events champ took the singles title
with 561 actual pins. Evelyn Raus-
er won the singles handicap
championship with 658.
Ann Kucsik and Helen Hetrick
teamed up to hit 1882 and won
the doubles championship with
handicap but their 1887 actual pin
total was tied by Carol Petersen
and Fritz Kreutzer. The tie will
be broken Sunday afternoon at
1:3O when the championship dou
bles team will be decided in a
mach at Vacation Lanes.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13

Final standings are as follows:
Bill Sirotnyak, Toledo, 957, first;
Walt Mihalski, Lorain, 912, sec
ond; Charles Bauser Port Clinton,
892 third; Dan Meyer, Ottawa,
891, fourth; Larry Eurenius, To-
ledo, 889 fifth; Charles Hickman,
Fotsoria, 888 sixth; Bill Yaeger,
Westlake, 883, seventh; Nick Kos
co Lorain, 882, eighth; Bob Me
haus, Genoa, $50, ninth; Herman
Hoge and Father Rahon both of
Clefeland, tied for tenth at 879.
Actual pin finals are as follows:
Sirotnyak, 912, first; Bob Nickel,
Toledo, 874 second; George
Schmidt, Cleveland, and Bob Lor-
ensen, Port Clinton tied for third
at 845; Sherm Conrad, Toledo
841, fifth; Nick Kosco, Lorain,
1897, sixth; Charles Bauser, Port
Clinton, 1856, seventh; Leo Klares
and Herman Hoge, both of Cleve.
land, tied for eighth at 834, and
Larry Eurenius, Toledo, 833, tenth
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
LOCAL CAGERS
WIN CITY TITLE

Port clinton Manufacturers
sewed up the championship of the
Sandusky City Basketball League
Tuesday evening when they de-
feated the Philco No. l team, SO
to 81, and ended the season with
record of eight wins and one
defeat.
Emery Floro scored 20 points
to pace the local team. Port Clin-
ton had no difficulty with the
Philco squad after an I'LL first
quarter tie as they outscored their
rivals in the remainder of the
game.
Members of the Port Clinton
Manufacturers basketball team all
of them former Port Clinton Red
skins, are Bill Belshaw, John Lu-
kac, Bill Fritz, Larry Kruse, EN-
cry Floro, Bob Owens, Dick Selgo
and Joe Macko, who played before
leaving for training with the
Cleveland Indians
It was the second consecutive
championship for the Manufac-
turers and the defeat this season
was their first in two years.
Playing without the services of
Cleveland Indian Joe Macko and
Larry Kruse, who has the mumpS,
the Manufacturers made up for
their lack of height by the ability
of Floro, Lukac, Selgo and Bel
shaw to hit from out front. Bill
Fritz did a bang-up Job of guard
ing Ted Kastor, Philco's 6 foot
six center. Bill Belshaw had Is
points while Lukas and Fritz
scored eight, Selgo, five, and
Owen, 2.
Belshaw and Floro were two of
the highest scorers in the FEEDER
alton as the Manufacturers led i'll
team scoring with an average of
IS points
Joe and John Zetzer sponsors of
the team, have entered the squad
in the Tiffin' Invitational cage
tournament which starts March Ii
and has 18 other fine Northwest
ern Ohio teams in competition.
Two former Fremont st. Joe
stars, Bill Yaeger and Ed Maybe
have been added to the Manufac
turers' roster and should aid the
local team in the tourney.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
Dutch Stevens
Hits 6o3 Total

Don Stevens, a member of the
Celotex team in the Community
League, came within a shade of
getting a 700 series Friday night
when he paced his squad to a
four-point win over Kuehman's
series with a big 693 total.
Stevens hit 266 in his opening
game, followed with 223 and clos
ed strongly with 204
Other good scorers in this
league included Ronnie Blasing-
ames 602 with games of 206, 214
and 1872; Dick Selgo's GOT with a
ZIG high; Bill Taylor, 226; Howard
Ellithorpe, 2O1; Rod Gransstaff,
231 and 201; Chuck Bauser, 200;
Forrest Lentz, zig; Guy Lotridge,
2O2; Paul Balangue, 231; and Mel
ART, 234.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
Ravas Named To
An-League Team

Gil Ravas, co-captain of the Oak
Harbor Rockets, has been named
to the first team on the All-San-
dusky Bay All-Star squad He is a
5'-11" senior. Other first team Sc
lectionS were Curt Bowser, Glib
sonburg; Don Borer, Fremont ST.
Joe; Jim MitcheY, Clyde, and
Craig Smith of Sandusky St. Mary
Dave Mylander, who co-captain-
ed the Oak Harbor county champs
with Ravas, was selected on the
second team along with Clarence
Lucas, Lakeside; Bill House, FIRE.
mont st. Joe; Dick Schreffler, Glib
sonburg and Sunny Herzog, Sau-
dusky st. Mary's.
Honorable mention went to Bill
Sherk, Genoa; Dick Dolph, Ell
more; Roland Wahlers, Lakeside;
Chuck Lococo and Lane Miller,
Sandusky st. Mary's.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
City Pin Tourney
Due This Week

Walt Johnson will defend his ALL
Events championship this week
end when the 18th annual Port
Clinton Bowling Association Tour
nament is held in the Clinton
Recreation Alleys.
A record entry of 60 teams will
be competing for prize money in
the handicap event. Joe Kott will
serve as tournament secretary and
will be assisted by Jim Bernard
and Bah Gardner.
Don Dutch" Stevens is defend
ing singles champion while Bob
Wahlers and Bob Gardner will be
defending doubles champions and
the Lake Shore Dairy, team cham
pion defenders.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
Lyle Smith To
Fight In DAYTON

Lyle Smith, Oak Harbor's light
heavy Golden Gloves champion,
will compete in the annual AAU
boxing tournament to be held
next weekend, March 20 and 81,
in Dayton.
Smith, the Gibsonburg Coast
Guardsman who represented Oak
Harbor in the Toledo and Chicago
finals, will be accompanied by
Cloyce Lehman and Stan Robitski
of the Oak Harbor Boosters Club.
Robitski has served as Smiths
trainer.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13

Sunday. Rod Granstaff is in
charge of arrangements.
Seven teams which will repre-
sent the Elks League include Mi
rago Restaurant, hammers Inn,
Flickinger & Orn's, Allan Broth
ers, Clinton Mems Wear, Freder-
ick's Insurance, and Bob Reider's
Representatives.
The Reider Representatives,
Lou Enger, Milkey Migala, Hark
Selgo, Wilbur Sessler and Rod
Granstaff, also will bowl in the
ABC tournament and are sched-
uled to compete the weekend of
April 1917 in Chicago.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
COMPETE AT TOLEDO

Members of Gordon's Market
bowling team competed in the an
nual district Lutheran tournament
at Swayne Field Recreation alleys
in Toledo Sunday. Team members
Ralph Warnke, Lois Cook, 'Lige"
Brough, Leonard Gordon and Will
bur Petersen were accompanied
by their wives but they failed to
win enough money in the tourna-
ment to pay for their dinners.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
From where | sit .. by Joe Marsh
A Difficult "Situotion"

staying. Handy never pretends
to be an expert, he's just good,
all-around hired hand"
From where / sit, Sims smart
to be wary of people who consider
themselves to be all-around Sex
perts." Some folks will expert"
on anything-frOm the clothes Q
man should wear to whether he
ought to drink beer or butter
milk. Personally / don't want to
Classify" myself as knowing all
the right answers.
&e M~1<
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
HOUSE LEAGUE

In the House League, top
bowlers included Waldo Linde-
mann, 217; Joe Verock, 2O7; Dick
Boldt, 204; J. Tore, 214; Andy
Migala, 204; Wilbur Gill, PIG;
Adair Wilber, 202; Les Sherry,
224; and Bob Lorensen, 215 and
2O7.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-03-13
ENTER TOURNAMENT

Bob Reider's Representatives
will represent this city at Stan
Smiths second annual Handicap
Team tournament in the Sycamore
bowling alleys this weeken d..
Members of the squad are Rod
Granstaff, Lou Engler, Andy Mi
gala, Hark Selgo and Wilbur Sess-
ler.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
Cameras Catch
Curious Tribe
For First Time

Among ths hunarsds 81 Afriesn
natives 40 I'll Appear o. ne
Moaros fhssirs sersen wifh 0sFk
cahas snd Ave- Cardner ir NC
Ms thrinlnG Teehnlcoiar dFama.
~Moeambo.~ ere t.aoe memhers II
. nomadie tribe never hefore pAo.
togFaphed Cor . mosion picsare.
They are TIE sfranes looking
Samhmro. whose women shave
tAeir heads and uhoss men erom
hair shoaldeE length. umfa thsy
vorksd IN "Mosamho." fllmed e
soeafiaa In Africa. they had neves
heard Il Hollywood.
Amer . two-week assoeiafson
wIth the fllm company. durins
whieA they tackled Their acting as
signmens 9th q lrenzied snthu
slasm aSualiy reserved Cor theil
tribal dances. they had becoms
such polished performers nat they
could turn their emotions on o. 81
a ne slmpls command Of Directol
John Ford.
Ths Samburu tribe. wkieh reams
an area the sise Il New Jersey d
ne northern section Il Kenya
British East AREA. vas seieeaae
for ons of ne important sequences
IN "Mogsmbo" because ef the col
orful nature 81 TIE triee's eera
monial funetiona.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
UTY's FINANCIAL

| CONTINUED Prom Page Onsl
being taken every way possible
A purchasing agent has beea re-.
tanned whose primary duties ere 10
shop arouad-to shop sround IN the
same fashion a. the most budget
minded housewife whose husband
brings home q limited pay eheck
every week.
u Il his responsibility 10 always
Set the best price co everything
ne city purchases. end (otheF
things being eqaall 10 purchase st
TIE lowest price. Emphasis Il al.
ways placed O. buyias LEGALLY. of
course. We are smbaFking On q
program 81 putting the city funds
% work 81 every opportunity. Fer
ne purpose of elarifieation, this
does not mean that funds whleh are
invested ere neeessarily surplus Il
means only that through plannina
4 10 determined approximately
how much wil be needed IN he
next three 10 SIN months and nah.
nc short tern Investments il u.
y Government securities accord.
ingly. Naturally al munieipalites
collect most Of their revennes cur.
Inc The short seriod of time when
taxes ere Que and payahle.
rha b the time wien proper
investments are IN er6er unfil
hose funds are needed. n q iur.
Tier the feeling 81 the writer that
al obligations 10 The city b strict.
" enforeed. Service charges. taxes.
inspections. etc. should ell be fol.
loved 40 By extensive enforcemeut.
This you'd be benefieial not only
10 The city bot 10 the taxpayers Ia
general because u 10 obvious thas
TIE more revenues that come into
the eitys Golfers, the leaa the eiii-
sena have 10 BE taxed"
In has momthly recap of tha eity's
financial position. Bowen pointed
cot thai the eity's cash Receipts
dropped nearly Eve thousand Dol.
lars when compared with the mon-
a Of October. lisa
Biggest drop gas ne sale of oe
eupationai license sales WHICH
amounted % only 1850 Cor the
mouth e. . compared with s.. ne
last year. Collection of eurreni
taxes was up this year BY more
than two thousand cellars with go.
1e.3 coming into the eity's hank
account from that source.
The eity's cash balance stands
81 si.szS .0s707 Including sios 60 In
U. s. Treasury Beads.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
ALLIED -EC0TIATOas

consnss~a Frozn paes oas
ked Sd Allied esmmands Il the
prohlsm remains unssfned.
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lsh co q ths origisal Wasy En-.
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ne explanstionz woala nos BE- con.
passed unless thess as srompiese
and enureiy unexteeied-ehangs
n Rsd tactics.
u TIE q 80 lormsr Red SCI.
daers tAe Commnnists haze taIked
q only 2t3i IN ths cay seven dayA
they have tired explanationS. Less
tAan J pr cent ehrss commuanm
Ihe lndian ehammnn ef she
NNhc. Il Gee. X S. Thimayya.
sad tao weeks ago ha wouid nas
indian troops b sefexn TIE prison'
srs 4 the Reds aAd rot maize theiF
oNn explanationx.
Tie commission today vaaed
dawn . Communist polisA plan d
naaid seKregation esmpounds Cos
prisoners the Reds have sum,
noned bit failed 10 interview IA
any one DAP.
The lndian command sad such
q plan ia lwuFmrfsra4
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23

fSonunned frun Fana OnNl
ally crowded vita youngsters after
sehool. was empty.
One Army source pointed cut
nat crimes such a. this against
children are VERY rare IN Japan. .
u was . vealed indicatlon that in.
vestl9ators may be searching Coz
"a America youth 90 man a. TIE
killer.
A former japanese hcaseb0y ID
The Roshsshlld home vas picked
up By CID agents Ia the housing
area So urdas nigki and questioned
unih about noon yesterday Then
ths Army SAID. he vas released
after establishing an alihl whieh
vas consdered virtually alright =
0ne theory Of investigators was
that Susan was killed 81 someons
sAe knee and trusted. They pcintec
cut that Der bicycle wts found up.
riGhi On 10 own paFkinr stand
about 10 feei down TIE psfA fron
Were Der BODY wax found.
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thea walked dewn the pafh with
TIE kilier. Investigator admitted
howeyer. ia. = was possible thal
me killer mas have 81 NJ the b.
cycle.
Mrs. Rsthsehild vas esnEmed d
Bee BED tsday ard 80 p1renf.
were ,-scrshef a. ~cu~nieiei,
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
MOSadegh Viii
Speak In His
Own Defense

TKHnAN. iFan R-Ex.Prsmisr
moAsmmsd honaaaaaA snl6 today
hs hsd ehangsd BE rid snd
wound apsak IN kis swn dsfsnss.
Be aided he woul6 kssp o. speak
ina uman Ghe oomFt-maFtial aFyina
hin 90 lrnaaun eAasnss sass Nm
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o. iona a. thny 10 80. II Ghey
pys ne > monfA. thsn ~ npsah
q mnnih.
Rsmlnded thsi BE- carrier I'D
toid ne eoaFt thas he wonid ~.
fuse b apeak N BE own delense.
Moasadeah srinned and declared:
Thafs only whai sad"
Aaknd abuml rspsFis tat ha 81.
rumdy bad prapavd q loDpage
alalsmenf. MosaadeEh ehnekied
cad sad Certainly DF. MeAam-
med Messaasgh can taik mere
nan ioe pages n Q monah."
MossadeEh las bsen shiflinG ~
trial tactics In Feeami dayn Fer.
merry hs buried he hesd on kis
fnided arms a. pFueseuloF Bra
hoasein AnemodaA Fea6 Eha b.
diclmenl 60 expamded 60 sAe
ehaFsaA From tine - tine tbs
1s-Tear-eld paiilielan nedded
yawned. an6 even siept
II the last tie a. three dayn,
howsvnr. he has bees carefully
srrlhbllng rs own neiss and q.
reealng hln lawyer alao b. make
noiea H.s aiiifada has heen
maFhed ~ alert sliantion Instead
a diaintereEl and huredom.
Mosaadeah said be atili vas IN.
eeTtain whethsr hs wln eali any
Witnesses. Ila declared. 4 don'l
TINA | really need their help yet
an vel ahls b take care a
mynalf"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

SEw YORK . TIE stoek
markss was mixsd tOday AlrcFsias
and moxis stocks weFs higher and
the otkers mined 90 ower.
A FEE gains Fsn 10 bet~ecn !
and . points al ths best whas
declines were frsei.anal
Tradln9 was fsst a. TIE starr
vita many larEe blocks On ths
tape. hut the pace slowed later.
noagias Alreraii epsaed up IL
al 70 Lockheed starred on . bloch
ia sAares up -. aad Cartlks'
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