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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-23
Equity No. 16,720
Order of Publication

The Petition of Marjec, Inc, a
Maryland Corporation, states that
it is the owner of certain tract
of land in Montgomery County,
Maryland, known as and called
Williamsburg Subdivision" as per
plats duly recorded among the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-23
MISS BERKNER NAMED

Patricia Berkner, B e t h d a.
Chevy Chase High School, Class
of 1913, is working for the Upper
Montgomery County Planning
Commission this summer as Plan
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-23
Order Nisi

ORDERED, this 18th day of
July A. D. 1853, by the Circuit
Court for Montgomery County, as
Court of Equity, that the sale
made by Charles C. Jones, attorney
named in mortgage to make sale,
to George NJ. Parker and Gladys
N. Turney, joint tenants, and re-
ported in the above entitled cause,
be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 10th day
of August next: Provided copy
of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in said Mont
gomery county, once in each of
three successive weeks before the
said 10th day of August, 1858.
The report states the amount of
the sale to be Eighty Three Hun
bred and Fifty Dollars ($8,350.00).
CLAYTON X. WATKINS,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery County
True Copy-Test:
Clayton X. Watkins, Clerk 367
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-23

ming Assistant, She is assisting in
the survey of existing land uses
now being made by the Commits
sion's staff.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-23
Order Nisi

ORDERED, this 9Th day of July
A D. 1858, by the Orphans Court
for Montgomery County, that the
sale made by Eleanor H. Bogue
and Charles B. Hawley, Jr., Elk
ecutors under the Last Will and
Testament of Charles B. Hawley,
deceased to Bethesda Chevy Chase
Federal Savings and Loan Asso-
citation and reported in the above
entitled cause, be ratified and con-
firmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the
18th day of August next: Provid-
ed a copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published in
said Montgomery County, once in
each of three successive weeks be-
fore the said 18th day of August.
The Report states the amount of
the sale to be $51, 272.00.
CHARLES H. SQUIRE
VIM. TYLER PAGE, JR.,
Judges of the Orphans
Court for Montgomery
County, Maryland
True Copy-Test:
Walter C. Clarke,
Register of Wills for
Montgomery County, Md. 354
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-23
Staley &. Prescott, Soils.
1l04 Trinity Place
Silver Spring, Md.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.
Sitting as a Court of Equity
In Re: The Abandonment of Col
onial Court and Lots Two (2),
Three 80, Four (4, Five (5),
Six (6), Seven CD, Eight A
(SA) and Nine (9), Block One
% and Lots Five (5), Six (6),
Eighteen (1s) and Nineteen
(19), Block Three (S), Williams
burg Village Subdivision Re-
corded among the Land Records
of Montgomery County, Mary
land as per Plat Book AZ, Plat
3207, Plat Book As, Plat 1899.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
Ernest Hemingway In Key West
For First Island Visit Since 1o47
4 Still Love The Place."
Pulitzer Prize Winner Saws
By SUSAN McAvoY

Ernest Hemingway came home to Key West today
for the first time since 1947 bringing with him the of
simplicity, strength and greatness that makes him of
the foremost of the worlds living writers.
The Pulitzer Prize winner, who lived in Key West
many years. loves the Island much today when he
made his home at 907 Whitehead Street He stayed the
night in the coach house of the mansion where he worked
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
BY ARTHUR EVERETT

NEW YORK Ri-0n cold win
ter's day three years ago last Feb
ruary, Scotland Yard Inspector
Leonart Burt dropped his hand on
the shoulder Of a German born
scientist at work in Great Britain's
atomic laboratory.
The scientist was DR.. Klaus
Fuchs, a brilliant, balding expert
who had been present at the birth
of the first atomic bomb in New
Mexico in 1915.
His arrest that Feb. 3, 1850, was
the first step in cracking treach-
erous international atomic spy
conspiracy, that numbered among
its plotters Julius Rosenberg and
his tiny 100-pound wife Ethel.
Never we're the stakes as high
in mankind's history as in the cat
and mouse drama to follow In the
background of the ensuing three
years of pursuit, arrest, trial and
appeal was the atom bomb.
Fuchs, now Al, confessed his part
in the spy plot. He had been a
Soviet agent since 1889. He was a
Soviet agent when he helped Am
erican scientists produce the first
A-bomb, Soviet agent prior TO
the greatest military secret Of all
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
Sets
Deadline For
Academy Bids

Rep. Bill Lansaif announced 20
day that june % would be the
dsadline for accepting requests
from interested s0ang men IN the
Fourth Congressional District 81
Florida who desire 10 compete for
bis appointments % Annapolis ard
West Point. for Tie class starting
In July. iass.
While ceneressmsn Fn1y sstab.
Iish thefr esNn Fsstssod fer max
Inc academy appointments. with
senns saakins iiasir appointments
for busfnnss. friandship o. psli-
sieai raassns, cengrsssnssp Lar
tsff states. "a have fegnd -
nanr fine Ys0ng men N ny d..
sries Nss aFs insevesiad h 81.
tandias ere ~ re assdsmiess
thAf my pslikY II te effsF an
sauaI epperfsmisy - ~ 81 tisa
81 an op4n esupefigiss bssis-
This gisaa evsfYens . shan<s -
eenpase and earn en- sppelnt.
rnanf - Ms gsn ns9Kif
This IL TIE way he LsataH aes.
dxsny ppostment ysey woska.
AIRY yourg mar. from FegsSa's
Faarsh congressaass Dassrses BE-
fcantinued On Pare Twog
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
Crowds Surge In Washington
Streets To Plead For Lives
OF Two Condemned Atom Spies
TWO ROSENBERG
SONS ARE IN
VAST THRONG OF
DEMONSTRATORS

WASHINGTON -Pleaders for
the lives Of julius and Ethel Rosen-
berg, condemned TO die as atom
spies Thursday, fought last-ditch
battles today At the White House
and the Supreme Court,
The street in front Of the White
House last night teemed with thou
sands Of placard-bearin demon
strators. including the Rosenhergs'
brown-eyed sons, Michael, 10, and
Robert, 6. who brought another
TO President Eisenhower.
The Supreme Court, which has
refused three times to review the
case, was scheduled to rule today
on an appeal flied Saturday to stay
The Rosenbergs execution set for
three DAYS hence.
The courts session was expersed
10 be lis last before Il returns from
summer recess Oct. S.
nit should grant a stay Of execu-
tiOn and agree q review tie case,
the lives Of tAe husband and vile
W0nld be spared st least until q
final decision next IAN ar winter.
II not. they must die Ia Sing
Elng'a electric chair Thursday
night, unless the President should
grant them executive clemeney.
There Is 90 question about il il
~ are Gesied 4 stay, said the
ROsehhefgs attorney. Emmanuel
II. Bloch I've viii try again for
executive 1iema1ey."
Eisenhower refused their last re-
guest last Feb. N, SAVING TIE
crime d which ahey were convicted
Involved betrayal AZ their country.
Continued On paka Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
June q q
Set AS Dates
ForBovsState
Local Boys Will
Attend Legion Event
At State Capital

The Department Of Florida Am
erican Legion'S annual Boys State
viii be held at Tallahassee on June
Il to q, it was announced today
by Post Commander Vance c..
Stirrup of Arthur Sawyer Post %.
Boys State, originated by the
American Legion IT. 1885, is re-
eosnixed today as one of fhe
most effective YoUfh-training &C.
tivifies designed to interest
teenage boys in the principles Of
good government.
The American Legion now spon-
sors Boys State annually in Al
states. More than $4,000 boys at
tend. Since the beginning of this
program, more than $50, 900 boys
have received this dramatic train
ing in civic government. The boys
''learn by doing"
Boys State is in effect sum-
mer camp, attended by high
school boys selected for leadership
qualities. Ten local high school
boys viii attend this years SEES.
sion.
Boys State is organized into CT
ties and counties which form a
mythical 49th state. The boys then
form two political parties, adopt
platforms, nominate candidates,
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
Rosenbergs' Downfall
Is Dramatic Spy Tale

time. He now is serving IA years
in prison.
From Fuchs, the trail of con-
spiracy led the American FBI to
Harry Gold, mousy little Swiss
born chemist in Philadelphia. A
parlor pink, dabbling in small :
time espionage for years, he had
hit the jackpot in 1945 when he
was able to deliver to Russia the
dreadfully potent secret of atomic
destruction.
Gold was arrested May %, 1850,
pleaded guilty and now is serving
30 years. He co-operated with the
government and through him FBI
men were able TO proceed along
the trail of the conspiracy.
Three weeks later came the ar
rest of David Greenglass, short,
wavy-haired $75-a-Week machiniSt.
He was picked up in New York.
Greenglass was wartime Army
sergeant at Los AlamoS, N. NJ,
where the worlds first A bomb
was produced-under the prying
eye of DIR. Fuchs.
Greenglass, born 81 years ago
in New York's Lower East Side of
Russian father, found himself in
a tight spot. His life was at stake
if he was convicted of passing
atomic secrets to Russia. And his
wife Ruth, the mother Of his two
children, was mixed up with him
in the plot.
So Greenglass eventually talked.
Meanwhile, the Korean War ex-
ploded on June rs, 1850, as gov
eminent agents questioned and re-
questioned the thick set Green
glass.
In this supercharged atmosphere
on July IL, 1850, FBI agents ar.
rested Julius Rosenberg, the broth
er-inlaw of Greenglass. The thin,
bespectacled, mustached college
graduate had married GreenglasS'
sister Ethel.
1t was on Aug. II that the FBI
struck again. They seized Mrs.
Continued On Page Two1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
Has Coach Davis Been Fired
From High School Faculty?
Key Westers Ask
About Status OF
Man Who Brought
State Title Here

The question of whether or not
Key West High School baseball
coach Paul Davis has or has not
been fired remained unanswered
today with scores Of Key Westers
asking that the school board clar-
lily the situation.
Unofficially, it has been reported
that when the School Board acted
on the renewal Of contracts in the
county school system, Coach Davis
pact was not renewed In effect,
he was fired. Davis recently guided
the Key West baseball team to its
first state championship.
Davis verified that fact a short
time later, but no official announce
ment was forthcoming from the
school board or Superintendent Of
Public Instruction Horace o'Bry-
ant.
To-day. Stephen Young, 90
Fleming Street erysssIIizsd me
sentiments u KEY Msslsrs. when
he phoned The cisixsn 10 ask
why man who has brought ire
state championship 10 Key West
should BE- fired"
Young went on 10 say that be
thought the baseball fans Of the
city have q right 10 know what Is
going on In the school system.
Superintendent 0'Bryant could
not be reached this morning for
comment and the only member Of
the school board who could be
reached. Carlyle Roberts, said that
In his opinion. Davis bad not been
definitely fired.
None pf the special contracts for
high school coaches have been re-
newed as yet. Roberts said.
But Davis ID known 10 be SOb-
hunting. No word Of his replace.
mcnt here has been released.
Davis also served IS hne coach
for the high school football team
He Is 4 f0rmer Little All Ameri.
can football performer ard onee
played for the Pittsburgh SseeJers
Ia pruEexxs6naf fnc4hAlL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
Hatchet Wiclder
Is jailed Sunday

Charles Robinson, IL, ITO Tho
mas Street is in the County Jail
today charged with aggravated as
sault in connection with an attack
with a Ratchet on Love Williams,
AZ, of the same address.
Williams was taken to Monroe
General Hospital where he was
found to be suffering from nothing
worse than decorations although he
was struck several times with the
sharp edge Of the weapon.
The argument allegedly started
on Sunday afternoon at the Tho
mas Street over a woman when
the attack took place.
Robinson was arrested a short
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
Program Set
For Summer
Registration
Opens Today
For Elaborate
Play Program

The City, County sponsored sum-
mer recreation program has re-
ceived its final touches and now
awaits registration which opened
today, at 900 a. m. and very
elaborate program has been ar
ranged, composed Of base ball
games, tennis. softball. basketball,
volley ball, kick ball, crafts, swim
ming, story telling, library and
manual arts shop.
Each Friday afternoon there win
be picnic. Mrs. Dutton and Mrs.
Russell win instruct and supervise
ell activities at Ponciana. At Bay
view Park the program viii be-
headed by Paul Albury, city rec
reation director; assister by Mr..
Wayneck, Miss Taylor, Mrs.
Thompson and Miss Arrange.
Harris school win be under Mr..
Wayneck and Mr.. Maryzick.
Manual arts trade and vocational
shop will be under the direction Of
Mr.. Murray and win be in the Old
commissary bldg. 1900 block Of
United Street. The High School gym
win be open from 9 to IL a. m. for
the larger boys, with Coach Jones
in charge.
In addition to activities mention
ed, with cooperation of the Key
West Tennis Club. a junior tennis
tournament viii be arranged At
Bayview Park.
Also, 4 midget baseball league IS
being organized for all boys be.
tween the age Of to II years. who
are not playing In Little League,
with the winners from Harris.
Poinciana and Bayview Park
meeting in q play-off for the SUM
mer championship.
Dir. Dean and ars. Curry viii
be In charge AZ activities at Ocean
view Park.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
Limitation
OnEverglades
Park Vetoed
Governor VetOes
Eleven Bills
In Busy AN.

TALLAHASSEE III Gov. Me-
Carly today vetoed II minor acts
Of the Florida Legislature and LET
about 500 others become law with
out his signature. This was the
final day he was allowed to re-
view the big stack Of bills left on
his desk when the Legislature adj
iourned 10 days ago.
Most Of the acts which became
law today or were struck down
ty the governors veto we're local
measures affecting only one -
Two counties. He previously ais
posed az the major statewide Tile.
One Of the more important aesa
the governor allowed to heeoma
law was the ere setting up -
the first lime state participates
IN q federal matching program
10 provide monthly weifars pay.
ments TO needy Fioridians uAo
are totally and permanently 4ae
ahled.
Extra revenue from dog tracks
VII be used to provide the ssa:ea
share az the funds.
The governor vetoed ! bisl 81
repeal Limits 90 the height -
length of trucks permitted - wav~|
81 Florida highways. he tal1 90
aora AZ the niA tod him tAeg he
meant cnly % amend anothss 60
sien at tha 1851 law aud eon~uEged
In ha esew that TIE height nm1
length LIMIT regulations should mua
Ne leopa-diSed.
TIE governor struck dowu -
act wAiea would have rroAfhaa6
he state selling OF eonvsglng go
lands ii Monrce connsy isr o..
tcoEilaued On PAGE Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
Kings Resignation To
Go Into EBact Touiggbt
No Successor
Has Been Named
To $1,000 Post

Key West will apparently
be without a City Manager
after today as Dave King
winds up a hectic five years
at the post. Kings resigna-
ton, submitted to the city
commission two weeks ago,
will become effective tonight
at so pm.
To date, no announcement
has been forthcoming from
the city commission concern
ing a possible successor to
King in the $1,000 per year
post. The commission is slat-
ed to meet tonight at which
time they are expected to
arrive at some decision.
City Finance Director Charles
Roberts, who has also submitted
his resignation, has indicated that
he is NOT interested in the lob
even on . temporary basis.
Roberts normally, has served
as acting City Manager when
King has been absent from time
10 time.
King presented his resignation In
protest of the curtallment of his
powers under revamped city
charter.
He said today that he has no
plans other than to return to his
Stock Island home and rest and
fish. He has been living at a down
town hotel, since a state law which
states that the city manager must
live within the city limits, was en-.
forced.
The city commission win consid.
err tonight, in addition to the City
managership question, several rou-
tine items including two ordinances.
The first win revise the licensing
fees for automatic laundries in Key
West and the other viii designate
Ann Street, between Greene and
Front Streets, as a one-way tho
Continued on Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
TwoNayy Men Are
Returned For Trial

A pair Of Navy men, who
have allsgedIy admitted 10 hav-
ing . part in vandalism n the
City Cemetery which caused
damage estimated 81 81, 900.
on the night Of February 6fh,
were returned here from Ner-
folk Sunday by Sheriff John
Spottswood to face trial.
The men, Alan Bergeson and
Lloyd {. Jennings. both Of the
uSS Coates, are being held in
fhe Monroe County Jail under
bond Of $1,000 each.
Date Of their trial has not
been set. They are charged
with destroying private prop
eFfy.
The pair was released TO the
custody Of ths Sheriff BY the
Secretary Of fhe Navy after
charges were filed with County
Court Clerk Harry Donso.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
Two Small Fires
Quelled Here Sun.

Fire fighters were called out
twice Sunday to quell small blazes.
The first started in an electric mot
or near the site Of the Key West
Shrimp Company on Caroline st.
Firemen quickly extinguished the
fire with foam. The fire occurred
at 1000 pm.
Earlier, they had been called to
the Navy Housing Project on White
Street to extinguish = brush fire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15

: Key West. Florida. has the
most equoble climote in the
country. with On average
rGnge of only lac Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15
HO1U PLOtterS In
Conspiracy Gaze
atom Bomb
Secrets To Reds

editors Note: julius and Ethel
Rosenberg, man and wife, are in
the death house at Sing Sing Pris-
on. Next Thursday night, unless
they can win another of
stays, they will be electrocuted.
The great conspiracy case that led
to their downfall and the long and
heated legal battle to save their
lives is told in tnree-part series
by Arthur Everett.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-15

while here.
"lYs good to be back" he
smiled at the start Of q 20 minute
interview he granted during his
packed day Of business here. He
is enroute TO Africa where he will
spend six months gathering more
material for more books and
stories. He and MRS. Hemingway
are motoring TO New York Be.
fore sailing.
His next book, a Book Of the
Month club selection In August con-
tains some of his best works,
among them 'sThe Sun Also Rises.
II was lucky on that one. Some
times you're hot. Sometimes you're
not. / wrote that one hot. Il took
six weeks he said.
Standing by his swimming pool,
Hemingway continued 10 Be mod.
est about his work but Under
standahlY proud OF his tough ply
steal condition.
II swan 20 laps this morning.
swimming and catching the bic
fish keeps ns In shape"
The writer pulled open his shirt
so I could pound on the hard wall
Of a chest more typical Of 4 20
year old than a 50 year old with 4
white beard and white hair.
Never sitting down Cor 4 minute
ID tne whole fort min0ies. Her
ingway said he writes standing up
with his typewriter on a book case.
He has turned out three books IN
the last three years.
''Bvf | spent four years worl-
ing On those books before That.
The Old Man and the Sea. his
latest work. universally acclaim.
ed one Of his aresissl. vas nol IRE
result Of any spiriiusI rebirih 81
seeing the LIGHT. he said.
The subject matter wss dif.
ferenf fTem sAeross IRE River.
that's why you GET fine different
quality. The Old Man was sn.
other struggle Of life and death.
You cant lose 81 the time. =
Writing his $50 70 1900 words :
day between a m. and noon. il
no easy task. even Cor The master.
Once ! GET my people talking
u gees. But trying 70 make ihs
country something beyond, end
you hssa 70 knew what Is be.
Yend. that's rel easy. ! he'd 10
make iha see In Tire soId Man.
Rad 70 make somsihlna heynnd
IT,
The sharp bat glowing brown
eyes Of the writer never stop look.
ing At things.
Il look outside II TIE changes n
the scenery. II the streets. That
way ] have no interior problems.
| know I'm stale when I don't
notice the changes around me.
Answering questions while BIS
old friend :. b. Sullivan. and ne
son of bis best Key West friend,
the late Joe Russell. vefe - and
out of TIE coach house, Hemingway
generously poured CT 81 his exper.
lence il writing
sYes esn sIiHnina1s anyihlnn
you knew IN 4 stefy, bui yea
sana siimins1s Nssf Yss dsn't
knew. u shows. les hsilew ibeA
'tWrits eserythins 90 well &c
Yeu cen. HAYS ne dsfsafeaf sisn4.
area "a writing. IN thst wsY yes
Iesa yogr facility. | ssak ahfss
weeks - write . zee psoe piece
ger Iohn ksersh ~ Rlnglina nrs-
fssrs. sioppY Nrllina il The 3
reifen appie. { ned ~ quii re
newspapsr kytfne4s ks<n0se
hsd - wrsfs 8ee nsefh. wsFA
igsa - hard sn 81 srti<is teddy
90 | Do en- = sserY.
Hsmiogaay sd tai oae 81 -
tricks he has iesrne1 q make &c.
ser ne daaY grind Is % ets9 e.
fcoatiaued On raga Iwo1
/
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-08-03

Conference estimate that [ s.
Redcaps carry more than so
million pieces OF luggage a
year.
Townsend estimates that
Redcaps In Chicago carry
about 3,T0o 900 pieces a year.
The same number as lugged at
SeW Yorks Grand Central
and Pennsylvania railroad Ter.
minals.
EMERSON c. watts, 20. Of
5l6I S. Wabash. is one of the
busiest and huskiest OF the
Redeaps at Chicagos North
Western station He has been
a Redcap for II years and is
president OF the union local.
Watts Is a graAuate of
Fisk University nj Nashville.
where he played fullbaek on
the football team.
He was athletic director and
q teacher Al Bethlehem Cen
ter Community House, Nash
Vile and then took graduate
work at Northwestern Unl
eersity.
ONE or the best known
Redcaps Is Ralston Crosbie
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-08-03

mouth College, executive
secretary of the National ur-
ban League and president Of
the National Conference OF
Social Work.
Rep. Adam c. Powell Jr.
ID. N.Y..
DR.. James Wilson, operator
OF a saniiarium in New Yorks
Harlem.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-08-03
Bs'$|s Have Anything

and Bowers stayed with the
woman until he arrived.
ONCE, a worried society
woman told Eddie Calvin.
chief Redcsp At chicagos
Union Station. that her daugh-
ter had admitted having a
serious affair ~ifh a young
Ar Force officer
Eddie later spotted the
couple in the sfafion
aon your WAY 70 ask her
Dad for her hand Eddie
asked the officer
The couple stepped short
Eddie mad given me airman
an idea.
Later they were married
- and Eddie was a guest at
the wedding.
TOWNSEND Is proud Of
the Redcaps - present ones
and alumni.
Among item are
Or Joseph Walker. Wins
ton salem NC a noted
surgeon who used 10 he a
Redeap in ChIeagos Illinois
Central station.
James Nabrit. another llli-
nois Central Redeap. who was
graduated witt scholastic
honors from Northwestern
university'S law school Tor.
der OF coiD and nov is secre-
tary of Howard University,
Washington. DC.
Lester B, Granger. New
York Ia graduate OF Dart.