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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02
McKeIdin Gets Cadillac
With Air Conditionind
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, July Gov.
McKeldin has a new Cadillac
with air conditioning and a glass
partition between front and
back seats that slides open at
the push of a button.
The sleek, black, seven-pas-
senger limousine was brought to
the State police barracks at
Waterloo yesterday for installa-
ton of tWo-way radio.
A Cadillac representative said
the model cost the State $4,000.
He said Maryland was granted
trade-in allowance on the old
executive limousine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02
a Retire From Office
OfAdiutunt General
EMMY LOU

Four District residents retired
yesterday from the Army Ad-
jutant Generals Office.
The Army listed them as Au-
gustuS S. MangenS of 2720 Nc
Comas avenue, Kensington, Md,
special adviser to the Adjutant
General, over So years. service;
Miss Loretta M. Selak of 2019
Eye street NV, personnel clerk,
over IS years service; Miss
Myrtle McElroy of 1701 Six
teenth street NV, administra-
tive officer. over IS years serv-
ice, and Miss Lucy A. Van Court
of 200 Massachusetts avenue
NV. correspondence clerk, over
30 years service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02
sportswear greatly reduced

go pieces junior sportsweor. Bathing
suits, skirts and blouses in group. Were
3.o5 to 7.o5. Now - $1.oo to $685.
100 junior dresses. cottons and royons.
Some sleeveless and sunbock styles, prints
and solids. Sizes 9 to IS. Were sos TO
1925. Now--3.s5 to $50
Down Stors Store.
Sportsweor. Main Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02

reductions on cnlI0fen'S
shoes
100 pairs Of girls comp moee9sins and
ehiIdren's slightly factory demdsed and
Ioofer type shoes. Were 2.o5 to 3.e5.
Now -. l.99
$50 pairs OF ehildren's dress and sports
style shoes. white Golf, potent, red or ton
elk. Broken sizes, 8h to 3. Were $50
to 8.o5. Now 4.SS
Down Stors Store. ChiIdren's Shoes.
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02
cotton dresses and
brunch coats reduced

100 in group. Sizes Z to 20. l4h to
24h. Were 2e9 to 800. Now ~
IS misses cotton dresses in stripes ond
prints. Toored style. Sizes II to TO-
Were sos. Now 800
Down Stoirs Store,
inexpensive Dresses, Main Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02
long line bras, f,@
aCere 800 to 500

1873 sturdy cotton or nyIon. white o.
nude. Some with built up shoulders,
front or side hook. Sizes IS to 50, B.
c and D cups. Not oil sizes in oil styles.
50 nyIon sirdIes and penties. White or
pink. All with sotin front panel. Small
to Jorge. Were 500 to SOS. Now 2.45
81 bros in white cotton or nyIon. Some
with circuIor stitched cups. Sizes 32B,
"a TO 38C. 81. SO TO 42D.- Not oil
sizes in every style. Were ZOO to $50.
Now 1.49
Down Stors Store, Corsets and Bros,
Main Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02
THE EVENING STAR Washington. D. C. r.,
THURSDAY,
save "a or more on remn;

Many at Reductions Of More Remnant Day Merchandise on sale Fd
$780, not tunab exehanghe not God APPROVAL mail
not accepted Some sled married. damaged or otherwise imperfect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02
savings on boys apparel

savings on boys apparel
81 Western suits. Sizes 8, 10, II. Were
4.95. Now 1888
] oSnote leather holster sets. Were $50
NOW Observation-Disclosures 98e
IS fine eembed cotton briefs. Sizes 6
to IA. Were 3/1.25. Now -3/8Se
81 fine eombed cotton tee shirts. Sizes
6 thru z and Is. Were 2/l.29. Now
2IsSe
10 fine eombed cotton othletie shirts.
Sizes 6 to II. Were 81. rs. Now 3/SSe
u red cotton fionneI ski pojomos. Sizes
8. II, II, Is. Were 3.95. Now 1888
10 White tennis shorts. Broken sizes
Were us. Now l.39
IS cotton twill double knee wosh sIoeks.
Sizes 6. 8. 10. Were $50. Now 1888
10 white cotton Communion suits. Sizes
6 and z. Were 7.e5. Now 4.ss
Is royon broodeIoth white long sleeve
Sports shirts. Sizes 10, II, l6, l9, 20.
Were 2.o5. Now
Down Stoirs Store. Boys Apparel.
Main Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02

22e. 5 for 100
Uere 39c to 55c
$500 poir Of sports hose. Royon
wraps. neat end soy potterns.
Some orsyies. AnkIets only. Sizes
10 to u.
1874 Mems Boxer Shorts. 10Ooo
nylon, white and few coIors.
Size 80 to 40. Were 20, now
SSe
IS Mems Long Sleeve Cotton
BroodeIoth Sports Shirts. Sonfor-
lied, assorted potterns, some solid
coIors. Small to Jorge. Were | 80.
Now 100.
$50 Royon Ties. Were LOO and
so. Now 22e. 5/l.oo.
2.100 Pieces Mems Underwear.
Tee shirts and shorts in the group.
Were SOC. Now 2/l.o0.
Down Stoirs Store,
Mems furnishings, Main Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02
wonderful blouse savings

200 cotton sleeveless bIouses in ossor
includes prints, pIoids and solid color:
Were l.95 to 2.o5. Now
200 bIouses of cotton, royon Or nyIon,
colors, styles, sizes 81 to 3d. Were 2,
Down Stoirs Store, BIouses. Main Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02

$50 girls polo bIouses and shirts in many COL
ors; small, medium, large. Were 90 to Us.
10 girls cotton plaid or tottersoI checked
blouses, tailored styles, sizes to a. Were
US. Now l.78
ZOO cotton knit pants ond vests rreeuIors, brok-
en- sizes to 10. If perfect, SOC. Now, 3 for 100
80 girls cotton printed pIisse busters in assorted
oolors, sizes to IA. Were 395. Now28S
Down stoirs Store, Girls Appore, Main Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02
millinery at savings

~ linen (Feyon) hats. Natural and
navy. Were IS to 2e5. Now soc
II straw piIIboxes. Assorted eoIors.
Were 3.e5 to 4.e5. Now -9se.
20 stvow hats. Assorted eoIors. Were
4.95 to $50. Now 80
z bridoI wells, fineer-tip length. Were
$500 and 1000. Now------5.90
Down Stoirs Store,
Millinery. Main Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02

misses and women's shorter
size dresses, 600
regularly 1925 to 1925
IS dresses in royon prints and solids.
One ond two piece, foiiIes. eynorro. tof-
feto and crepe sheers. Sizes II TO 20
and l4h to z4h. ...
Down Stors Store, Misses and Women's
Dresses, Main Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02
handbags greatly reduced,

,oere 500 TO 500 Plus 2o96 Tox
IS handbags. Cotton denim, broeede
evening, linen, imported strow and foiIle.
Down Stors Store,
Handbags. Main Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02
misses suits reduced, 1895
,gere 1875 to 22.95

Vere H.95 to 22.95
so cotton and royon in group, unIined.
elossie styles. Navy. beige. grey. blue.
yellow and eoroI. Sizes 10 to Is.
Down Stoirs Store, Coots and Suits,
Main Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-02

Women's denim oxfords
greatly reduced, 1.99
,cere 6.95
81 in group Of denim crepe sole exfords.
Sizes 5 to 10. AAA to 3. Brown, Green.
Broken sizes and eoIoFs.
Down Stoirs Store, Women's Shoes,
Main Building
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-01

AN EARLIER article in this pub
hcation reviewed some of the de-
velopments in the feeding of poultry
from the scattered grain hand-feed-
ing up to the modern mechanical
feeders which feed thousands of
birds with a minimum of time and
labor. The previous article mentioned
that some 10 or y mechanical poul-
try feeders are now in use on Mon
tana poultry farms.
This article will review some ex-
perimental results obtained by the
mechanical feeding of growing chicks
at the Montana Agricultural Expert
ment Station poultry farm and also
discuss other types of feeders which
are proving satisfactory.
The mechanical feeding test was
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-01
Poultry Research
Methods, Equipment
For Feeding Poultry
By DR.. E. K. HALBROOK
Department of Poultry Industry
Montana State College

made under the direct supervision OF
Allen F. Beecller of the Department
of Poultry Industry staff. The test
has been completed only for growing
chicks. 1t is being continued at the
present time on laying birds. The
test consisted of comparison of me-
chanical with standard hopper feed
ing.
The mechanical feeder used in the
test was a commercial one-trough
type with feed conveyed through the
trough from a storage hopper by a
flat metal chain Mash was fed in
the mechanical feeder or in hoppers.
Grain was fed in standard hoppers
to both lots after IL weeks of age.
The test was run on both New
Hampshire and S. c. White Leghorn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19
Pow Flees Reds

SEOUL IA South Korean war
prisoner Who escaped Monday
from Q compound In the neutraI
rome SAID that he narrowly
avoided execution BY pro-com-
munist PowG
Cpl Pan NJ Do ssld Ne vas tried
and senteneed 10 deafA BY a
G-man Communist eollaboration
committee IN q compound holdlng
mere than 30 South Korsans re-.
parted 10 have ehossn eommn.
nism.
He said bis trial vas arranged
AFTER Red leaders discovered hls
secret plan 10 return 10 South No.
rea. We fed jast IN time.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19
Snow Whips Over
Rocky Mountains

DENVER ~ - Bitina winds
whipped snows through TIE Roeky
Mountains today. tnmhlin9 ten.
peratnres. icing Highways and
snarilnG traffic In cities and over
mountain roads.
Much q colorado. wyomiaR and
aontana was snowed under. East.
ern Utah caught he fringe II The
storm. with some rain and snow.
BY early today. the storm een.
tered o. northeasfern New Mexlcu
and the Teas Panhandle, with
ne leading edge Il the cold fronl
hitting eastern Nebraska, eastern
Kansas and eastern New Mexico.
One man vas killed. and seven
injured yesterday when q ca
crashed While attempting 10 taks
of IN q hlinding snowstorm Al
kirtiand Air Force Base In Al.
buqaerque.
Heavy rain Zen IN Teas and
Oklahoma.
Lander. Wye. and LsadvEIie
Cole. bad II inches q snow @
The ground.
Western Nehraska also had snou
While western Kansas vas hit hy
freezing rain CO snow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19
COP WANTS
ICHANCE AT
KEY POSITIONS

WASHINGTON k-Sen. Carlson
(RKanl said today the Ssnats
Civa service Committee he head
has been urged 10 look INTO CON.
plainas ne Clsa Service Commis.
s,on d faaing b. open up posiey
making lnhs - Republicans
he kansan sad many CON.
plainfa and requests Cor such an
lnquiry lad cone tn. some from
COP senators. Bot he declined 10
say whether TIE committee waula
undersake saeh an investigator
when Coagress cones bach 10
Jannnry.
There 10 . ieeling. he ssa IN
an intsrview. that the eommisNisu
has ut permitted ne new admin.
istratloa 10 pat is can people snio
policy making positions.
Those uhe have ASKED as q
make an Investigation say that the
result has been that government
policy has not always been in the
direetion intended b. TIE Press.
dtni."
last week Rep. Al Miller IN.
Nebl called upon Philip YounF %
resign a. Chairman 81 the Ci1a
Service Commission. citlng TIE
same reason Carlson said had been
raised.
foung gave no lndieauon thea q
intent % resign. Ne sad. a feel
perfectly satisfied that the Civl
Service commission has followed
. middle-of. 1.-The road policy IN re.
speet 10 placing hey johs under TIE
administrators eonir.a
u 10 an open secret that there -
eontinned Republiean disconssn,
over patronage. Some senator's
have sad privately they hated %
60 bach 10 their home states b
cause they hsd been shss b ohlaln
reiauseiy few lobe Tor constituents.
Much Of this dissatisfaction has
eeniered Co fouhg The Civil Serv.
Zee Commission has turned down
about sc requests of Repuhliean
department heads that iohs be
Transferred 10 schedule &C" While
granting about 10. TIE scheduls
&c" jobs are those held 10 BE- pei.
tey-making or confidential. They
lean Be filed politically.
Young reportedly has vUted with
FREDERICK J. Lswt0n. Democratic
msmber q the eommission. In I
number II eases IN which scAeduls
&c Applications were rejected
Young 10 . Republiean. THIS has
lsfi George n. Moore. the second
COP member. IN the minority IN
these eases.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19
Decision On Fate OF Creenlease Ndnapers
Rests WithFederalJry In Kansas City

red. ahe said sAs had known
Halls mother ssnee tAsy wsrs
glFis.
A one poinf Sc I'D 80 ne
mother semt the by % I've wisA
her soon afisr his fsthsr's dsafA.
Han was II then snd sAs said ~
appeared b es . boy whoss -emo-
tsons were IN . strait. Jacket
She recalled how he had erieA
CO her sAoaider ever ne loss a
his father and for fear be No lona.
er could 1--we 9Th his motAer.
Al this point Mfs Heady, Mo
had been following ne testimony
closely, showed keF first emosion
of the trial Tears came 10 Der
eyes. She wiped then wisA a
handkerchief. SAs glanced aeross
the counsel table ~ Han. Halls
cheeks flushed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

statemNwt from I'm w. Snyder
Nks aerxsd as secretary a ths
Tsw4aary under Tram4n. ut any
suhseFmFes h thaf depaFtmenf
were wes3ed cot csrinE his senure
We happen b kEsos better than
thaf. 1enner kzld
AmonE tAoae aamed a. suspect.
e 81 sahxsfnTe activities In 81
FBg report 20 the Waite House laie
IL lsD wsrs Maar.es Halperin sad
kaeiaF peF.o.
Halpsria. AZ. as suspended yes-
ttfdsy from . bosion University
afatrssurxnip.
pmle. eos . private eeonomic
cansuitanf IA NeW ioFk. sad last
niehf the nepan.lcans are trylng
q make people lsrsei wears Il AR
ard deprsssaom b. ''pieturing tie
New fleal a. . fagelxn plot"
~Remsn cssnixsi~
Purio. Who has s1urn be vas nna
3 spy nng member. said IN > state
menf The dragxlmg az my narne
lhrau b TIE mad Is part II q
hE Rnman carnival Which McCar.
lhg teunef. Browneil. etc. are
siagnE fur political adventure. and
20 divert the peorls from real
pFabiems -
EisenhoWers expressed hope
thaf she whole matter a Comma.
nsts IN government wlll be only q
rfeolleelioa b eleetIoa time was
shared b. sen Bush On Casa. Who
sd. 4 lhink we "a coald josa Ia
thai hope
1snner declined b say whether
ne subcommittee maght seek test.
mnny from Cos ByFnea aboui IN
farmaflon TIE FBi rspoFted on a..
ser Has, former Ssate Department
employe serving a EFsson term Cor
iYlng When he jenied under oath
passing government secrets 10 .
80 ring courier.
n . report last August. tke Sub
committee said a secret 1916 intel.
ilTenre memorandum 90 Soviet IS.
pianaGe revealed that By that time
'ihFee distinct sources Il lnlorma-
tou On Hlxs' connection with ghe
Communist underground were
knoWn. Byrnes was thea secretary
uf state
TIE subcommittee said that De.
splta thia Information IL waa nos
unlsi after the House Un-American
Activities Committee had lln hear.
ines IN i9ts. three years later, that
ans action wa2 taken on the HISS
ease
sen. Mcclellan GD-Arkl. . mem.
Der a Jcnner's xubcommiiiee, said
be belleyex ~ iuvesngations should
BE- directed tgWard discovering
vauy Communists stii In govern
ment.T
"Nhst constructive purpose does
4 serve TO- haek lntr these eases
involying dead menY" be asked,
allsdlng n the White irvestigaiion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

KANSAS CRY The deeision
81 death or lie fa- the kidmap-
kilers a. s-year-ald Bobby Green
lease rested today wlth a federal
lury Il western Mixssul farmers
ard huSineaamen.
TIE LAST words against or Coz
Car Auztin Hal. the pampered
80 81 a Respectable small town
Kansas family. and Mrs. Boanie
bFoMn hsady. en- alcuholie "a.
soreee. had besn szid.
Now me JURY. which has beer
hearing evidence slnee Monday
mast decide whesher they should
de IN the Gas chamber as the
government has demanded.
under the LindberEh kidnaping
lsw On whieh they we're tried. Us.
District Judge Albert L. Reeves
mast have . reeommendation a
death f0f the coupie before be car
Sssess the extreme penalty.
B0th pleaded guilty II thsir ar.
raignmenL
Us Dist. Atty. Edward L.
scheuler wound Nd the govern.
ment's plea for . death penalty
Fecnmmendation fer both yesser.
day by saying:
N there wss ever q ease a
q jury II free born American eisi.
rens sitting IN judgment where the
life Of one II theis fellow men ID
Al stake where the mry would b.
justified In taking q life. Tits is 4. =
In his summation Scheufler's
voice rose a. be termed the Al.
year-old Mrs. Heady equally guilty
9Th Hall.
Only . short tine before Hail.
Who bad sat doN ncast 40 day IN
the courtroom. had attempted %
save the life q as mistress b.
taking full responsibility for The
planning Il the kidnsp- staying.
His move came 80 TIE defense
ended rs short psrade a wii.
nesses. Han did not take the stand.
Thr0ugh his court-appointed asior.
ney. Roy Dietrich AZ Kansas CITY.
he advised The iuFy he wanted %
assume full responsibility for TIE
planning Of the crime.
Bot Scheuner declared Mrs.
Heady vas as much mixed up In
TIE crime a. Hal despite his al.
mission he lad BEEN planning .
kidnapping for two years.
Sehemfler said sne had ever on
portunity In the weeks IL planning
The kidnap staying 10 iniercede Coz
Bob6ys life b. saying.
Ne. Carl. iet 90 not % this:
lei rs not plan the death of .
ehild ilke tkix."
she had o chance flfgy times.
one hundred times. . thousand
times 20 step this tang and clear
up 10 the time they were In the
stubhls-field In johnson County
tkansasl where Bobby vas 10 DE
she could have sad No. BIT she
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

- 49, - M~A~& @ANMA&MN -
elared
sehsufer reviewed the tssts.
mony q boa me Cay before the
kidnaping they sent ever plans 10
gstkeI Cor killing the boy. lie
said thsy even I'D bought paper
ana envelopes beforehand and pre-
pared the ransom notes, demaEd.
sng saoo.@o.
~Thfy even talked Il the das.
ssrdly eold-blooded paan of burying
ne child rear TIE Creeniease
home IN Johnson CCaEty. {" he said
via the body in the bach of
ne station wagon. they ssopped
n north Kansas City Goa TIE way
10 s. Joseph % bury the boz 10
have some drinks
Tie district attorney charged
Mrs. heady with ~faerilegious in.
xasioa q one q cur NEST sacred
lnStiiations" when she weni "a
pray a. the ehapel q he Cashollc
sehool where she gained posses.
500 81 the boy b. telling anun
she vas has aunt and she had
cone 10 take him % has IN mother
Mra Heady. dressed In q neat
grsy suit and wearing a little
black hat. az times smirked bat
ior the most part she jass listened.
Like Han. she I'D not take ne
stand.
both Dietrieh ard Mrs. Heady's
attorney. Harold HUI II Maryxille.
Nc, appeared almost apologesie
IN her closing arguments defend.
ing the couple.
Speaking Of Mrs. Heady. nun
sat Il openly say she should be
punished" but be pleaded for her
life By claiming she vas "putty"
N The hands of nan. Hun said he
did not believe IN capital punish.
ment.
Ne pointed out hat his one Vii.
ness for Mrs. Heacy--her elderly
suni-had testified that for 70
years Mrs. Heady had led . nor.
nal life. The aunt Mrs. Nellie
Baker q Chicago. reared Mrs.
Heady. whose mother died when
the defendant vas 2 years old.
HUI spoke of excessive drinking
by Mrs. Heady. Something hap
pened 10 her. he said. He added
she had wanted no defense: that
she stood ready b pay TIE price
for her crime and had not even
wanted ham 10 put The aunt On the
stand.
III probably would Be an aes Of
mercy 70 have her life snufled
cut =" be went On. IN probably
would be mach worse Cor her %
so n prison and think aboua this
crime she has committed
Dletrieh, recalling how witnesses
from Halls boyhood hometown q
Pleasahion. Kan. had testified ne
was . normal. friendly boy. said
there must have been some good
in him"
He pictured Han, Q former Ma.
rine Who served In the Pacific
theater IN World war n, e. q
pampered son IL Q wealthy country
lawyer Who died when The boy vas
Il. leaving him 20 his mother 10
rear.
ne defense attorney reviewed
testimony q Witnesses from Halls
hometown, showing that his moth.
e. had been . busy woman with
little time for Carr.
Mrs.. Pansy Mcdowell Of
Laeygne, Kan. . prim, elderly
widow. testified for Han. A teach.
er for eight years before she mar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

CHICAGO B-The Master BARB
ers ASA VII vose % q proposal 10
charge extra for crew euts. hey
say as harder 10 give thsm. and,
besides. the barber gsts hair al
ever his shoes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19


WASHINGTON e-SenaiaFn il.
vesflgstnx ghe hafry Dexfsr Nhae
case called = tenpoiaFy iu4 tadas
BIT gave ~ slEn "a ahsnaasin
their elforts besaaze ~ Pres senl
Elsenhoaera suzEesfion thaf tie
seed Cor suxh lnqslri9s mas aoon
BE- ended.
Sen. Jsnner tRiuel aid H. "a
81 know wA3re 90 kuN far tie Is.
Fslry b. ms lnterm4l hreaFty 80
sommliiee be neacs waala lead
re Rruups neat scissor was -
lor Monday alteFnaon. 49, there
Has % announcemeni whsthes ~.
sasses woald be heard ghfn
gennsr tod neWsmen nat for
ne first time we ave been ahle 4
show" tat fBi repofts CO suspect
"a indivlduala ''Feaelsed the hands
q zap officials. and ~ ADDED 4
was impossible % tay uoe whaf
dexelopmeuis mizht f1iloW
Sane Republicans and most
Dem0cFais Aeconacd EaaenhuwoF :
bops. expressed % his ness coa-
ference yeslerdag. that security
lirinas maY 40 cs,mplefeiy solve
she prohlsm a alleged Red lnfa
trafion q gosermussa tat thH issna
I'D be forE0iien - neat year !
eongFessionai eampalxn
Eisenhg4er sald be was not suz.
esfing euFrent eougFessional
probes be called off
30 Direct cemmeus
TIE President desllned 70 corn.
meet directly on the ease n Waite
Who Ats. Gen. Bauwnell Sass uas
promoted ln is&s ~ i0rmer Prekl.
dent Truman b. the face Il 81
ruports whieh. bruknell asserted.
tagged Wits as . Soviet spy
whne Jennera Subcommittee
slammed 10 ~ ahead with IA bear.
lngs. the Only ones b. . eongres.
aional eroap thus Ear IN ne While
case. NE House uu Amsfican Ae.
tviiiea Committee khowed slens a
stepping oui Of ~ ease.
Rep. Clardy lR Miehl announcrd
IN Lansing Mieh, yesterday that
he sac ne reed noW iur . subcom.
miiiee 70 take tesiimeay from Coz.
James v. Bsrnes 81 Salth Caro-.
Ina. who waa TFumans secretary
Il state 81 ne ume a Whfcs pro.
motion. Clarity hsd been named "a
head ne subcommittee
Eisenhower remarks mas have
the effect If applying TIE hrskes
IN hls Cabinet mrusbefs on ans
further iorays IN ne communism.
In government ileii
bui 4 wat plainly evident nat
Republicans In CongFesA and else.
where iniended 10 keep the BAD
rolling W % eieetion time next IA.
vember
MecsFihr Rekuffai
Sen. mccarthy ca Nlsl prepared
radiotelcxisian feriy Manday
nluht d Tumank Indictment Il
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disclosures 90 ths oiei aisans ~ Al
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Waite has promugen from assistant
secretary there 10 tire International
Nonetary Fund
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-19

T SACRAMENTO. ain. - -
schooi's oat for Is officers taking
nlNkt courses At the police aea.
DENY. The COPS had % 90 bach
% wnrk There was . sslNse~ -~.
swtng In buglaFies and other
crimes while tnss NeFs "a ..-as.
The beacon of Dillingham., 1953-04-30
4 zine baby boy wes born to Rosa HyarC
during the past two weeks. Vital statis-
tics Wero unavailable Sorry.)

Harriet Smith has asked The Beaeen to
express nor deoIest ard personal HThenks"
TO those wonderful friends who remembered
her Il her Birthdays Being oorS inod to
bed aad away from her loved ones node eael
thought shat much mere precious.
The days are very long, she scys, and
it IS conaoling to know that she is not
Forgotten. With 9 long 'stretch' ahead
she is not di scouroged because she shows
improvemen end her tests are nege tive.
Chin up, Harriet, you'll be home s,sn.