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Evening star., 1953-11-30
Jon Lindbergh Tries
In Vain 10 Save Life
Of Mountain Skier
BY HE As.oeiosed Press

MOUNT SHASTA, Calf, Nov.
30.-Fellow mountain climbers
told today Of the desperate but
futile efforts Of Jon Lindbergh
and others to save q Swiss skier
who crashed 800-feet down
treacherous Mount Shasta.
Edgar Werner Hopf, 31-year-
old electronics engineer, died
early yesterday after he had
been administered artificial res
piration for IL hours.
Young Lindbergh, shy, 20
year-old son Of the famed flyer,
Charles A. Lindbergh, was the
leader Of . group Of Stanford
University climbers.
Mr.. Hopf, on skis, lost his
footing at the 1,000-foot level
on the icy mountain Saturday.
No One Saw Him Fall.
mo one saw Hopf fall" said
Gail Gilbert, 18, member of
the party. But they saw him
flashing down in a shower of
snow. Jon and another student,
Vlado Kavalik. ax-jumped out
onto the sheer ice and tried to
stop him, but they missed"
They found Mr.. Hopf at the
end Of an 800-foot bloodstained
trail that marked the route of
his fall. He died of head and
internal injuries In q snow
block igloo. The body was
brought down the mountain.
Young Lindbergh and the
seven others reported the trag-
edy to Coroner Lloyd B. Noble,
then Jon went to Palo Alto,
where he is a major in marine
biology at Stanford.
Other members of the party
said that after they found the
unconscious Mr.. Hopf, they
fashioned q toboggan Of four
skis and pulled him to fiat
ground. One member went for
help.
Built IglOO for Warmth.
Mr.. Hopf's breathing became
labored and they built q snow
1gloo to keep him warm.
-Four hours later" they said,
werner stopped breathing. Ar
tif1cial respiration was started.
This was continued for IL hours
until it was realized that moth
ing more could be DONE"
Mr.. Hopf, a graduate electri-
cal engineer from Switzerland,
was described by young Lind
bergh as the best skier in the
party.
He was an employe Of the
Stanford Research Institute and
had been engaged in research
work in Hollywood for Techni-
color Corp. He and his wife Of
two years. Maribel. lived at Palo
Alto.
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Former Convict Is Seized
In West Virginia Killing
By the Assoeiatsd Press

FORT MYERS, Fla, Nov. = 80.
"A former convict charged
with killing a taxicab driver and
dumping his body beside high
way near Charleston, w. Va,
was captured yesterday shortly
after his arrival for a reunion
with his parents.
Sergt. Aubrey Rodgers identi-
fed the killer as Malcolm Bragg,
23. He said Bragg signed a
Evening star., 1953-11-30
- Ed
JEl
OIL ? ?

If you need fuel oil, call Washing
toms Old ReliGble firm at REpub-
lie 7-5800. Since 1919 folks have
depended on us for quality fuel
Automatic weather controlled de-
liveries. Meter-printed delivery
tickets your guarantee Of getting
all the oil you pay for. A free
Ventalarm will be installed on
your tank to prevent oil spills
Day and night service. We serve
D. c., Md, Va. The Old Reliable
A. P. WoodSon Co., 1913 H Street
NV. Phone Republic 7-5800.
Evening star., 1953-11-30

BOG, male Beagle, on Route 80 near
Fender. Call Browning 1131-J-3.
BOG, male, 2 months old. mostly white
some black spots, long-hair type, long
tail, black ears. Hemlock 4.6190.
4 GEMMAN SHEPHERD, young, found nr,
Chew Chase Circle. Wo. 6-e171.
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Firemen Test Horn
For Rousinq Power
RY HE Assoeiutad Prasa

NEWBURY, Mass. - Newbury
f1remen are bound they'll get
their moneys worth. They
bought a new horn to call mem
bers of the department.
They tested it from atop the
town hall and it proved pretty
good. But befoe they fork
over the cash they're going to
test it from atop a barn at an
other end of town. *%
If it rouses the deepest sleep
ers of the department, the sale
will be completed.
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Lone Mole Cooks

MCPHERSON. Kans. R. -
MCPHERSON Colleges home eco
nomics department has a male
student Navy veteran who
Evening star., 1953-11-30
IT ED
COAL

If you need coal. call Washing
toms Old Reliable Firm at RE-
public 7-58OO. Immediate delivery
in D. c., Maryland and Virginia.
We've been heating Washington
since 1919 and carry every size
and grade Of anthracite and
bituminous coal in stock. There's
a price to suit you. When It's coal
you want remember The Old Re-
liable A. p. wooDsoN CO.. 1913
H st. NV. Phone Republic 7-5s0O
Evening star., 1953-11-30
Air Observation Post
SnssiuI pi,nuteh io 1ha Star

MARTINSBURG. w. Va, Nov.
S0.-A full-time airplane obser-
vation post. part Of the national
project Of Operation Skywatch. "
will be sponsored here by the
Junior Board Of Trade Of Berke-
ley County.
Evening star., 1953-11-30

didn't do a lick of cooking while
he was in the service. In the
foods class. Vernon Dossett, ex-
plains he plans to go into the
Evening star., 1953-11-30

hotel and coffee shop depart.
ment field. Fifty-three girls
also are studying home eco.
Monies.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
Natures Children

swan marks once were scratched
on the birds bills to indicate
ownership.
The mute swan is far from
being voiceless. Under emotional
stress it sounds a loud, resonant
note. Having no trumpet-like
coils such as those possessed by
the loud-voicec swans. the voice
of the mute relative lacks
musical quality, though it can
be heard for a long distance.
In building activities, swans
go in for utility, minus beauty.
They collect great quantities of
coarse grass and rubbish to erect
the bulky cradle in which they
lay four to six whitiSh eggs with
q greenish tinge.
Within five or six weeks the
babies move out Of the shells
under the tender critical obSer-
Evening star., 1953-07-30
A One-Minute Test OF Your
Net1S knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
By Tom Henry

1. DE B T-The United
States national debt today is
1912, ,361 100000. What is
the statutory debt limit?
2. SCOUTS Where are
$4,000 Boy Scouts meeting
for their third national
jamboree?
3. TAXES-The 81 per
cent excess profits tax on
corporations has been ex-
tended until Dec. 81. How
much revenue is it expected
to yield?
4. HITS-What outfielder
drew a rousing ovation from
the fans when he singled for
the 2,000th major-league hit
Of his career?
S. QUOTE-Who is our
Secretary Of the Treasury
who said: I'VE have been
forced to pick up the tab for
the biggest deficit in history.
outside of the two world
wars?
Answers.
1.$275, 900. 900, 900. 2. jam
boree City has been set up
on a 3,000-acre campsite in
California. 3. About $780,
100000. 4. Enos Country
Slaughter. 5. George M.
Humphrey.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in
THIS WEEK Magazine with
The Star.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
By LiIIion Cox Athey

morning. Nothing is permitted
to interfere with the oil bath
and removal of all old feathers.
Swans are readily recognized
by their beautiful supple necks.
which they carry arched. Often
the neck is longer than the
body.
No bird adds so much beauty
to a body of water as a grace
full swan. with its almost black
bill, rusty colored head and
white robe. The swan song Is
rarely heard and is said to be
their funeral hymn.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
Swans.

SWd1Ss
Beautiful swans moving grace
fully over the water make you
realize what can happen to an
ugly duckling.
North America has only two
native species of swans, the
whistling and the badly treated,
almost depleted trumpter.
The mute swan, introduced
from Europe and widely distrib-
uted is the one with which we
are better acquainted. 1t is the
one seen so often on lakes.
In England the mute swan
has long and interesting his
tory. Records credit King
Richard I with making it a royal
bird in the 18th century. Own
ership was strictly limited by
the Crown under restrictions and
grants. It is said that heraldic
Evening star., 1953-07-30
walton of the parents. The ugly

fUt1OA O4 Vic Po4 CA4OS" 4AO ASAJ ,
angular cygnet is clad in dark
fluffy down. He is wobbly on
his big feet. The erect down on
his crown adds a touseled ap-
pearance. The babies are obe-
dent, following their parents
over the water.
Swans, like geese, have a wide
distribution, their range even
includes much Of the Arctic
regions. Their food consists
mostly of seeds and roots of
aquatic plants, and they are
accused of destroying great
quantities of flsh-spawn in order
to have protein with their vege-
table diet.
The pure white robe worn by
swans is kept In meticulous
condition. Their oiling bath con-
suates considerable time each
Evening star., 1953-07-30
Contract Bridge
By EosIey BIockwood

One of the handiest gadgets
available to the defending side
is the rule of eleven. Those who
don't use it are at a serious dis
advantage in trying to count a
hand. And since my mail indi-
Gates there are still many players
who don't know how it operates,
here is the explanation again.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
North
(Mr. AbeD
4 ASS
y Q95
oKQ765
ATS
West (Mr. Dale) East (Mrs. Kern
4 jos K10742
. AJ862 K107
Q J3 o 8
q 864 J1032
South
(Miss Brash)
Q3
43
.. o A10942
= AKQ9
The bidding:
South West North East
1di'md Pass 3di'm'ds Pass
3NT All pass
In leading from a broken suit
Of four or more cards, the ac-
cepted lead is the fourth highest.
BY broken" suit I mean suit
like the heart suit held by Mr..
Dale in today's deal. OF course,
when your suit is headed by
touching honors, like K @ j, you
would lead the top honor.
Anyway. when you, make
fourth highest lead, here is what
your partner does. He subtracts
the number of the card led from
IL. The figure he gets after this
simple subtraction equals the
number of cards higher than the
card led, outside of the leaders
hand.
Sometimes this information
enables defender to make plays
that look like miracles to the
uninitiated. Today's hand is a
simple example of how the rule
of IL works.
Against the three no trump Mr..
Dale led his fourth highest heart.
the six spot. The nine was played
from dummy and Mrs. Keen
started figuring. The six was
led Subtract that from II and
you get five. That means that
here are five cards higher than
the six spot outside of Mr.. Dale'S
hand.
Two of these. the queen and
the nine, were clearly visible in
dummy. Three more, the king, 10
and seven were in Mrs. Keen'S
hand. Therefore Miss Brash
did not have any heart higher |
than the six. /
So Mrs. Keen played the 10 OF |
hearts on the first trick and, as |
expected, it held. She then |
cashed the king and led the |
seven so that the defenders took |
the first five tricks to defeat the
conract.
Obviously this pleasant result
would not have been realized il
Mrs. Keen had played the king
of hearts at trick one. In that
case dummy's queen would have
stopped the suit and Miss Brash
would have had no difficulty in
making her game.
(Copyrisht 1858, General Features corp.)
Evening star., 1953-07-30
Average Tonker Capacity

NEW ORLEANS-An average
tanker ship carries enough fuel
to supply more than 5000 auto
mobiles for one fun year. H
Evening star., 1953-07-30
Transport in Chile

SANTIAGO - Chile's railway
system extends about 5,740 miles
and there are more than 10000
miles Of highways.
Evening star., 1953-07-30
Word Come
Find 46 or more words in
MICROSCOPIC.

meaning, large enough to be OBJ
served by the naked eye" Av-
erage is 40; time limit, 80 min
uteS.
Rules of the game-1. Words must be
of four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
So such as bats" cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of word is
Answer TO PALACES.
facial fails, falls false, facile, fecal.
fell, fiscal files. nils, 1ies. nail, Meas,
aisle, allies, alas, alias. laces, laic, leaf.
lice liiacs, life! lief, Isle. cafe. calls,
calf, case, calf, Gala, cell. cells, clef,
isle, sail, sale salic, safe, scale. seal
sell, self, sill, slice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09
FOUR CANDIDATES

fAumkAmW9m HruM F1Ge 0nRt
as 80 raee tpr commiskionsr seait.
De- b ~ imargess IN th1 qses.
TO-. nniitixal ohservers wsrs cf the
opin1a laday thai - uumesr q.
voaers Eaang o. ne polis tsmorru~
wuald pFubahly neaF lasi wesk : %.
al e 49, persoas
osssssa 81 - weFdlns - sAs
essslisa - - vsssd e. fhsss
80 pTsssr - rstain - CO..
hAansesF ferm e nsssFamenl
- hass 10 veas -aa.~ na
esssfiea Fsaass sShsil - So
go tsrm 81 ssysramsa1 n ksY
west. knswa 80 &c semmisaiea-
msasBsr piaa - shsnps1 - -
msFor sna sssneH essm9~
Normal election Car pToceaure
81 prevail wilA ne pals epsniaE
a. I O. n. and cloaing Al I'D "a
Al bars and paekaes stores musi
remain elased daring those hoars
Grocery stres may eel heer and
wtns inr ell premisss conamptian,
howsver.
he city Commissioa 81 nee
tomoErvw niehi az Q .. n. In ~
ciU han fur the purposs Il can
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09

against Red eounfxrpruposals. re
United States and Der Weninrm al
les have haeked 3 slRp. D go
plan iof supervising an arms CT.
first IN cnnNeu1kansi woapums end
eventually b atomic weapons. The
plan demanda tha betiing up oi
means Coz shs irspeetlna unAer
IN supervixion Fl lev mmierial
nuurres. aiomle stockplles and
aiomie sio<kpiles aad aiom homb
plant Installations II any nation
wllhouf Festrieii1n.
Russia has eouniered h ne paai
wilh the demand foT an immeasale
IN. deeiaration kannlng alsmie
weApuns ard q II nrma budget
~ ne be powers before any such
cunlful er sapervi8lon il SET 40.
TIE political committse yielded
ils aflernoon debate schN1uie 90 q
IN. security Coanen meeting 90
hear Cen. vagn bennske q Den-
maFk. ehief Us Falestine truce
observer. answer recent questinna
ahoai TIE bitter Iaraeli-Arab hor.
der Situation ard eharaes b. both
SIDES e armigiiee vsolafions.
Tie eomnel "a eaneeFmed chieng
wiih what Israel eisimea was q
rstaliation rad en- he gendan ~.
las a kibya oct. "A. In which 50
ueFs reported slain. TIE whsle
qnastion a isFaefs armisllce
Agreements operating witA Egypi.
SRA. Lehanon ED gerdan kas
cone umder feview. howeveF.
Tie alaarmameat dehnis was
scheduled 10 bah again Wednesday
--Armislice Day--fot q plenaFy
session e lhs eo.aAfion Cenaral
Assembly On dshata umlaed States
alroeity charges AGAINST the Cen
maniss chiness and NoFtA Koreans
in Korea.
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fCanllnuea En0m Rmms Cnal
tsrviewed ThzraAAy e. - - dsy
q exn6an4klan4
Nnna Gh@m lhm ramasninm nras.
eners ave rxEansa = esnns e.
- m1RrvlewA fhlmnyyn - ahe
nada e cal fur amtkef enmpuum6
aesaaas 4 woud Be- nsariy IN
psaHlhaa aD ampaFaan 80 pmrelmliy
ztgrvtewed gree
uewaSeF. khs Reds rehuss6 lo
yisid u thsls 8Tman6 far Tmaa-
4ay's lnlerstew1.
There ha1 n9sm emmni6srahia
specnlation tAaf 80 csmmunists
msy - seeing b iurea az arRn-
meni and how &c of tAe enflrs n.
teTxiew pru9ram wilA q pFupa-
eanda blast 1Ama tnsy wers tFwafna
unfaifly.
Thelr propaganda has hsen gives
. shsEneking ~ - ewerwheimln9
nnmb9r e prinemsrs whe kawe -.
fused n rNtmrm hnme-omiy o. of
as inierviswe6 ksve seeertsd
tAe ke4 peas
Thlmnyya saie his meeting wifh
Narth koFean a. Cen. Lee sang
CO and chimana Gen. Tim9 Kus
W wsal6 pEuhahiy lnsl ne the
nl9hI Hs sd ~ % mpi plan .
nswn eumfuranee on ~ rsfmrmL
Meanwhls. Alllad Ed ne4 stat
advanerB ne naeraaly Or lhm sec.
ed the b efEexas % wTile 90
aeenda DE- taptssal dlpanmaaa 80
wn psnn . Knrean peace esmfsr.
enca.
I q. 3. D9aenata kemnsaA Yommg
said faa Rsds oflered : slatement
whieh be studied duFing q rseens.
hut Ne do not eisrlsss Is Geo.
tenis.
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Fire
Disrupls Work
Atom. Plant

DETROIT "a shortlived hus
potsntiaily dangsroaa fra diarups.
ed opsFatinns q ceueFal Mosors'
hydramatie tFansmisaiom dlvislun
lat mieki
The hlans hruka ouf IN ne beat
treat dspartment e TIE alvislua's
rerenflY leased aaariers il sha
Kaiser Motor Gers Wliow Nun
plant Il was the secona tine il
thFee months that lire as ssruek
ne CM hydramafie tranumisnion
divi&ion.
Company officials sad she Gre
started scar . mamoer e eyanide
tanks IN the heal trcsting dapara.
meat when streams q eeld water
fFom - plant'6 IRE llshtlng equip.
ment pouFed en- lhe TANKS, they "a.
piods6. spfeading flames thEoaah-
Ct much nf me plant
A niahi farca q he woFknFs
vas neni home. CT company olli.
Gals SD TIE mldnieht shln re-.
ported e. sehedale
One nernom waa honplialinmd Coz
treaimema e amukR inAalalton.
Ihrea ethera received fIrs4 aid
treatment i0F injuries galEefed IL
llghilng gha hlaae.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09
STOCK MARKET
TODAY'S

NEW YORK R-Ths stoek mar.
- wna mxNa to6a, 50 an n.
raaanr mnyemeuf = mabaF gFuups
chaneea wenl fran areun6 !
pung nmwr - maNr frnegionx
higAar. Tradlns a. brixk n -
haNnmlnz and them tuFned eaei
a. meekemd crdags SIRE cleared
- en1lFe mofta piElarn 80
lhaaaHf aglaun waa active ED
haher FIswhaF Erpups iA<la6ed ths
raAFnnAa. stesia. eAamleaia. 80
uiillies Cnchansrd n lewsr ere
moleFn. SIR llnat. 8nd eoppeFs
0ahnF dlNiaimma we're mAxed
HgheF nteekn in<la6sd Eoulhern
Mmawny. AmaEicam cynnamaa
Cenernl Ksectrse. u steel. Coed.
year. nnd no2lna
L1wNF wmrm klam6ard O. lN1l.
Kenneeoal coppar. CeiHness, CRY.
siaT. Meaassmexy wafa. sd Deag.
Las AlrrFaiL
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DINNER TONIGHT

fcontinued From PsGs onsl
esus psrtislpaflsm N 80 Nsvv's
eAssl drive.
CAST oiliciais have also report
ed nat thsre have been : nambeF
81 advanea eonfFihufions Coz the
Commnnity chsat hund and . re-.
pr ~ b gisen toaiEkf
Meanwhile. to mere dlvixion
heads have sppainted "Majors" %
aid them IN Ne fuad drive.
In the Retah store Diviskon.
Colonei william AppsirouiA has
appntnted Mllton Appel. Miss Rae
CarmiekasL Cecil CARLSBAD. 10.
seq 5. naqus. Charles z. Pisree.
Sea r. sllberman. MsFvin Thomp.
80 and Bernard TFauh e. Ms a..
siSlamfs.
lee Plndsr. Chairman e TIE VI.
nanes Division reported Ghal his
aides uin be Fred .. Dioa. sam
Lswrence. fFthur \. Lnjan, A.
bmt y. Mills. and =. Cnmore Paris
n the Wholesale and Nasianal
Firms Dlyision. RalpA PARADE has
nRmed Rehin ,. Belhei. william
l. Gale. Mannis 1acohuen end
Gleason {. Snow - help him.
Taese men 81 II tire appolni
helpers who wi Aid In solleiling
funds. 9niy husinesE places nd
indnsiry eli be couiaried by TIE
chest workers wilk 30 henseto.
hose suiixitation piaaned
Circuit Court Judxe Aquaino 70.
pea. IL. & the presideui a tie
Community Chest.
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The
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elumB e. warmw wAA . go
w8aig aesilaTe1 6AewsFs Lay
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% modnxal1 east 80 naEfhaasl
winda IRE Tuesday
sisss = Fiariaa: Mouilr elouag
ao6ay nenaalonaI ANhl rae - e..
tFNme naNth perftea and wisely
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likely toml9hA cooier u nmah pnF.
iioa lnns
Maxlna Foseenst 1sekmnnvnle
rs EleEi1s STRAITS an6 Kazi
Gulf ARA MoaaEuie n eeenalan.
allg fFN1h nsFlh - nmthear
wln6s thFm Tnantay. clou6y wilh
isw aApwesn bseomina party eiau.
~ Taasday emespl eeeasionally
eiwu6y 49, f. ahowaFB IN e..
lTeme nauih paTfn.
weather AammaFy Per TrupieaI
Auansie CarlAAnan Sc - Easi
Gel Il Maxiee. Thare are ne ifup.
icni dlainFhaneeB N - area y.
day.
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ARMIsTT0 OAR

e1a@lAmmma Rnum Pama Gel
se1s9 e - mssssssfisa - -.
81 80 euaAaFd Streets
xne para6s 49, eumsints e mars
ms ny unlla. 4 was stated b.
Gag ~ Le8ion eaiicialx. Follpwtmn
Ne pars4a. anofhw fr.a danrs -
$50 a = D. N. Is ne L9wlsm
homs ~ music BY 90 fleet So.
90 $500 oTeA2slrn. A A D -.
lfep@ias auw winmAma emariss u tAs
Pars4s - - prsssa&s6. Truphiss
afs hein3 ofisrea ior ne hess nant
nesi mareAing unii sn6 80 49,
80 aF1 80 e. Glspaay a O.
heaeheomber jewelers..
Su4aon slepAsna Is Censrai
enaiFman anw tAe - Armastles
eeasFxanca sn6 serxine a. - eom.
miiies ara LsGinnnaires n I. lea.
= George Coaant. Lewis BARS.
PAD l. Mesa. r.. Vase c. sir
no. and Meiwin .. Eawards. The
lsss Armistice also marks ths ca
annivsFSaFy Il Gha opemfns e ske
Aegiaa Hone En- Sloek laland
I ProGram ~ tAe Memorial Ser.
viees Wednesday mnrninR waa b:
lnixo4a<tsry rsmarka. nslhel ?,
Johnson. Pest cemmamdar. Arthul
sawyg Pen Ne. =. Amsriesr
Le3iaa.
A9saneemsnt e coaors, vsssras
erganiaatlaas and her Anxllariea
/ Mmaaeai salsekinn. leg west NJ
seAeei aana onaFtst
insoeaiioa. Mannel n. Cabrera
~. Pet Chaplaln, Arshur sawyu,
Fosi Ne. =. Al. Leeina.
Masieal ssiection. Ksy west ma
Behoel bad caartst
Armistiee Actress. W N. Cara
Cemmandsr. SC. usN. supuly a.
Eiseal ofIiesr. q. 8. Naval slstIoa
II a. q. - kalule 10 ths DEAD
EiFiag sqasA. Ksy wssi Guard .
Tspa. Brian Llsyd. Bunss.
keadlng MFs. Edna Psrulek
cnaplain. WV Auxiliary uuli No
PFesaniaainn of Memorial Flaw
Ella ce,d star MotAers; nlsahass
American Veterans chapssr Nn. q:
WV Auxiliary No. self; WV
fesi No. al; fleet Reserve AuxI
Larry Ne. q; Fieea Reserve a..
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saian; william Weeeh una ~
An. Lagien AaxillaFy: wnliam
NeeeA Posi ie1. Americas Lsrioa.
Walter Miekens Unit eoai. wv
AUXILIARY; walter Micksns Pcs
81. WV; Arthur sawysr IA
NO. :. An. Lsgioa Auxiliary; A.
mr. sawyer Posa =. Americss
ILaglon:
Musical sslectioa. Key IVES
hlGh Sehoa Band. omarsss.
kssiFine 81 coiors. Veteran a..
ganiaafions and Auxlslmriss.
hensdiction. Mru. ClsFiana nav.
". cAaplain Arthnr SAWYER Un.s
~ An. Lssioa AUXILIARY.
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MINOR CRIME WAVE

scnufinued Rmm Paee 0nel
loEt kad bsss mnds b free gha
doora open.
Loais auniz. pFuprisiw q shs
sioFs said thai n0thlng as mss
lns.
49, esassa
Ramon noxhs. n. 100 unlsed
street. - poliee yesterday shal
~ wnn hemtnn and fanhed a 81 80
~ > Nsgro empioyss a TIE city
dump. sunday mornlng.
ho<he. who Is h me Monroe
county Hospital fw ohssrvaiian.
$40 that ~ required nlx stitches
= tlosS easA on Me ehln. n
lipn to man iosl several teeth
- HanHq maa awnllan 10 TIE
i was useless.
&C. his ansaaanl a.
a pa1nax. - nddreas.
e faAAhal broadnnx has heen
- #a - 1all On several ocras.
a far - i offsnnAs.
4 gemerml alarm SIS cert cut for
hls srress. - today. paiise wers
siAA aaaFeAlmg fnF I'm.
Maa liald
Anoihex mas = keing ed il TIE
CITY inh On N assault charge In
eonneeiioa wilh "a lncidenl Il shs
Harlem I'm.
TIE maa. Franklin @. !. nus
ssn. a. Furl Village d accused
by IRA cuibFnath. Naval sintinn.
rs histing hin ever tie bead wlth
. bar mool 80 ghen threatening
hin witA = knlis ard Run.
Fatrulman HaFman Couiey, 40
made the arrest. reported tat
AasasA 80 earrying 3 gnn and .
kmiaa whem ne wns lommd.
He b belne held IL ths city iail
under So bed.
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Guard OF Honor
Meets Tonight

a aesxini maasna 81 80 kny
Wasl ewsT6 "a ttsmsr wlg he
80 asnsA1 81 { seissk - -
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aTmiasiea s1aarvamEa8 wsl %
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arrlssa smd will - isauea 90.
- 80 measlnu. caulsin -
shes mFusa sFmas 81 maamAars
- sftsmd shls impavtaaa maal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-09
Ed Barrow Verv
iii In New York

P0RT CHESTER. NJ Y. R-Ed
barTUW. tks ma re discovered
Iiomns Wanmer. ehanaNd Babe RuGh
ffom q psicher lnfe en- olziflelder
~ huill the New YoFk Tankse
bassball EMPIRE. Il near death.
bArrpw. s.. kas been IL . eemi.
cuma fpr to days. lie Is cot ex.
peefed Be- rally. . spokesman Or
lAs uniaed hoapslal sad. Ne enierea
ne hospital 1uly 7 wish cancer,
lha Spokesman said.
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aa-na - merf we4naaaay huf the
sssslaa sat msTed ~ bessass a
sleetoa Gag.
kn2 So eiiy commiastra IN
isks efhce e 500. nsni ruesfst
: FsgzlaF eommin2Aoa nesunx srt
~ next hcadny eveuinr : "a.
lsstsd = - rseezsed aria Tses-
aAy 90 thai ne nsw eommissiun
sAs ket dosa - haslnsss
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uKs uUB HONORs

t&AAtN4N4 MNA N@4N 0MHl
1nek bakw. Klsemea f.eeaurinE
knl9ht Harry =. Knlahi Esquire
william 4. Nehleli: Chaplain Har.
cla hudd. 1seFstnry ". =. -.
warts Tier MyKtlamd Gates. Inner
Guasd krnesi belanemri. Trustees
hoeeFi A. L0undeFs and Past -.
aliea Rulers y. ! Res am6 ~
heFt A. 6aunaNra.
4 aeeepllna - On. Bars ahamk
60 - loegs and revealed lhal n
= en BE so a haeomiaa ; Coneh
he b maklna plmna n hecomse
pefa8n9nl FaaIaani.
Afaar - mesalns. ne Kzks had