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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23

Cynthia PEEL, 10. White Plains.
N. Y.
They say he sobDed . story last
night Of brutality that spun q
bloody web from Delaware. In
central Ohio. 10 = desolate
patch Of woods nesr here.
They say Schinagle- described
BY neighbors In bis Cleveland sub.
hrb Is a mice, quiet. youngsser. So
tore II gashes N Cynthia's face
with o lead pipe. They say that
he strangled her and bruised her
body.
Sehinagie signed q confession
covering nine typewriter pages,
Sheriff Dean MeAlli&ser said. But
The sandy haired OHIO Wesleyan
University sophomore insisted he
had trouble remembering whal
happened.
The account given BY MeAlllster
and Prosecutor Harold Roth Of
Sehinagle's confession Is skeschy.
Newspapermen waited for hours
a. the jail and were able 10 plck
up only these pieces Of the puzzle:
Schinagle . former high school
athlete. and Cynthia met while
both were freshmen last year.
They fell In love and he planned
10 marry her.
She left her New York home Aug.
"a. The next day she got q Job
In q Cleveland department store
laundry. She went 10 see Sehtnagle
al Delaware late lsSt Wednesday.
Thursday night they met al q de-.
serted shack on an Ohio Wesleyan
football field.
An autopsy report showed the
girl was pregnant. Schinagle Ia
quoted as saying they argued when
she told him another man had IAN.
noyed" her.
She struck at him. Then. author.
tiles say. he lost bis head and
strangled her.
Prom the time osfieerx said ne
put Cyuthia's body In the back Of
his car. the boys story IL vague.
BE said he could not remember
what happened after that. Officers
say. however. he family" remem-
bers picking 10 q piece Of pipe or
rod somewhere along the way and
that he twice tried 20 revive her.
when Q highway maintenance
worker found the dark haired girl
In the lonely woods she was wear.
ing only a flannel nightgown and
q pair Of red slippers.
The face of the once pretty. DARK.
haired girl was mutilated beyond
recognition. Even her brother was
unable to identify her positively
when he saw her bocy in . funeral
home.
II vas the horrible distortion ol
her features that made officers be.
lieye they were II the end n q
closed alley in trying to identify
her.
Only . pair Of red slippers she
wore brought WA, officials believe
Is . quick solution Of the mystery
Police had no idea who she vas
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23
mature Boy" Wanted To Appear In
Court To Air His New Philosophy
Criminal Court Jury Finds
Gunman Guilty On Robbery Try

Robert Mature Boy" Garcia told Criminal Court
jury today that the he assaulted Atlantic Ave-
resident gunpont that he could appear In
courtroom TO make speech outlining the philoso-
ply he has discovered to save the world"
Il knew was going TO be arrested and appear In Q
eOurtroom-thats why did IT," Garcia said candidy.
lie found guilty this morning . charge Of az
Sault with deadly weapon with intent to commit rob
berry after sxman jury deliberated only ten minutss
lie will be sentenced Friday morning at 10 O'clock Judge
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23

Thomas =. Caro- said.
The curly haired and bearded
defendant had theories which be-
dered on anarchy BIT whsn 10
attempted 10 air them during -
trial. Judge Caro- ruled that tAev
we're not relevant b the ease helna
tried and ordered the Jury Cot e
the courtroom.
OvElns he sssslmsay. eagsla
eEssly sdmlsssd 70 gslma % -
hems 81 kAax eshsa. isel asess-
vsls nevlevsFa sa ne EneTmlnw
81 August n hssFlae o - sslls
BEE pisael reviewer. ese seTee4
ceksa 10 lie ea re seeg ssg q
Halnvsss hsseTs peisss saslssv
RsvmsnA cslna aTvlveA ED
eehen dsssFmss hlm Win Q w.
lne tackle.
To-day, County Solicitor Allan =.
cleare. Jr.. presented six witnesses
for the state, including Mr. snd
Mrs. Cohen, their maid Grssa
Held. officer Quinn, Peace Justice
Roy Hamlin and Constable Josa
Espinoza.
Cohen conducted o rather halG.
hearted but coloFful defsnss On he
own behalf.
During his statement On TIE Wit
ness stand, Garcia pagplaxe6
everynna In The courtroom VITA BE
c0niessiun. NeAvan eUmFt heuss
Observers pondeFed The tsslimoay
(contanued On Pane 1wel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23
Violations OF
Truce Charged
TOCOmmuniSts

SEOUL R - ID. Gen. s. ".
Andersen, sth Air Force com.
mander. said today the u. N. has
had two recent indications" that
the Communists moved JED war.
planes into Korea after tae ar.
mlsslee In direct violation of truce
terms.
Al five Allied members 0f the
joint military armlSlice commits.
sion conferred with Anderson 10.
day. A sth Air IAurce spokesman
said the conference did NOT In.
we've reported Red truce violas.
tons. but most observers we're Of
the opinion the reported movement
Of MICS into North Korea was
discussed.
Gen. Maxwell n. Taylor. sth
Army commander. refused 10 com.
ment on Anderson's statement
And u. n headquarters in Tekyo
said "Aay comment viii have 20
wait at least until tomorrow. Z"
Andersen said Allied radar had
~eaite recently" tracked flying
Communist planes In the vicinity
Of the North Korean capital. Pyon.
gyang.
Anderson did nos say how many
Communist Jets were tracked by
radar. Nor did he state speeifi.
cally when the Faaar screen picked
them up beyond quite recently. {"
Terms Of the armlsliee signed
July ~ al Panmuniom prohibit in.
PRODUCTION Of weapons or combat
equipment into Korea above the
strength al the time the truce
vas signed.
Anderson said In q statement:
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23

Names Criminal
investigator
Roper Brings
II Years FBI
Experience To
Monroe County

Sheriff John NJ. Spots
wood announced today the
appointment Of Watson Rop-
er, Jr. rs q Deputy Sheriff.
Roper IL a veteran Of almost
fourteen years with the FBI
and more recently operated
his own investigative agency.
The Sheriff stated that this 40.
pointment Ii In furtherance Of his
campaign pledge 60 obtain quallfl-
ed personnel for his Office. lie has
assigned Rspsr % setting W .
modern record system and b con.
Quoting criminal investigations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23

A Llherlan banana boat with r.
men aboard damaged and near
shifting near Dry TortIgas was
pumped out BY Coast Guard res.
cue vessel Arladne 81 $50 this
morning amd Ia being escorted now
10 Key west. 1t Glen PeaFson.
Coast Guard commander Ann0Bue-
ed today.
The $50 foot vessel. the M. v.
Benson. enrwlte from Tampa 10
Ecuador started taking on water
through the shaft at am. today.
she sent an SOS picked up By
Coast Guard TIN District head.
quarters Miami, and Felayed 10
Key West.
Key West Immediately sent the
Ariadne out % the vessel In dis.
tresa z0 miles west of Dry Turtu.
gas. which h % miles west Of Key
West.
The Ariadne arrived n s.i8 an.
pumped out a. much water from
THE bensom ms possible and got her
hu0yant enough b. start the voyage
n key West. AZ $50 am. the Ar.
dne Fadloed local headquarters
that . tow vas thought 30 be un-
Heceasary. She win, however, e..
eort her and take over q tow A
the Benson needs h
TIE vessel il empty except for
water ballast. Her owner Ia expect.
ed tn key West this afternoon.
Agent for the vessel Il Della Fall.
de. Tampa. registry. Liberia.
me Benson win probably anchor
out from Key West pending the de.
cisioA u The owner rs 10 her fa.
lure.
slipper II the Ariadne n II. J.
y. Hayes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23
Motel Association
Will Hold Meeting

The newly formed Key West
chapter Of the Florida Motor c0Irt
Association win hold q luncheon
meeting Of Benny's Cafeteria
Thursday noon. II was announced
today by Melvin Levitt, acting
chairman a the group.
Levitt said that Q constitution
and bylaws will be voted On al the
session and other business discuss.
ed. In addition. an election Of Of.
fleers and directors vii be held.
All Key West motel owners and
operators are cordially invited 10
attend the meeting. Levitt added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23
Ohio Youth COnfesScs Murder
OF Girl He Planned To Marry

UPPER sANDuSKY. Ohio IA
quiet youth who planned 10 become
. minister ID In wyandot County
Jall today accused Of viciously
numbering hls teen.age college
sweetheart.
The sheriff and prosecutor of
Nyandot County jail today &C.
eused of viclously numbering his
teen.ase college sweetheart.
The sheriff and prosecutor of
Wyandot County say is.year-oid
Roy Roger Sehinagle Jr. Of May.
field Heights. confessed killing
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23

Regulations
Are Announced
Contest viii
End October
20, Chairman
Keen Reveals

An essay contest. sponsored Joint
ly by the First Federal Savings
and Loan Association and the Jun
Tor Chamber Of Commerce, Ia Of
ficially underway II was announe'
ed today by Chairman Jim Keen
Tepie ~ ire essay wllI be;
TIE City MsnsssF FERN ~ Gov.
evumsus Versus The Mayer
cevaell FERN" The seple 10 ne
same avssslen Key WssssEs wIIi
decide BY referendum ss me pelIs
ln November.
The contest Ia open TO Key West
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23
T'cO Qualify For
City Commission

Tie lee 81 esndiasses ses
seats 60 re CITY csmmlsslen
swsiled ss4sy with shs sstssisl
saneuneemems met afaeFuey
Ben KssshSsn. aia Esssn Street
snd Charles psFEs. SIT Aavsla
Street have svslified.
kssshvm q0alilied In eFoVp
Three. eppesina Lsuis csEbe-
nell whs was hsrsssssvs umsp.
pessd snd PsFEs s~sllsd ire
Hsmhsv 81 esBdadsses in crevp
Fevs 10 tUvE. These alEssdy IN
that sFsVp lnelods Levis "A. 4.
ElsneT. Neil ssvndsrs sna
Paul n. Rsbevss.
kesehSm. . native KEY West.
Or. IL . ssgmsE csvnsv Judge IN
iadisn River cevnsy snA hes
served % City JUDGE on ssss.
sisss here. a sTsdgsss 81 ssss-
ser las ssheel. Ne served % Q
Chief Petty officer ln IRE ceasi
Guard during wegid Wsr ~.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23
Schliniz Obtains
Legal Counsel

Paul "Curley" Schiintx. aecus
ed child molester, who VIII 60
o. trial tomorrow morning IN
Criminal Court. has retained at
torneys Tom Watkins and Fred
Pine. Miami. for his defense. II
was announced today.
Schllntz faoes two counts Of
'lewd and lascivious conduct" In
connection with young children.
Ills trial had been set for Tues
day bat was postponed 20 permit
nm 20 outaGn counsel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23
Bids Called For
On 81 Bridge Job

The ssass Reed Beard hsa
eallsd eoF bids en- Ire 30 goef
een<rese end steel feuE Lana
hrldwa which win link ksy
nm~a And stegk anand.
10 widening II tire bridge
will ssaFs shoFtly after ire
eamsFsef 10 lss on ossebsT Z.
aeeerdlns 10 the AP.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23
BULLETIN

Tie mema@m wae ore a. swn
AamsmA tests shsa ~ ~ cUbsm
pisnss 1vly ~ snd sslsea ~
G@kaa awaiesisles en sha
eEewnds shas shs he'd sslled -
hssd ssdass issued shsraly
agtss zee ahostlvs stacks ea
eTsmv pesaa In eastern cvha.
TIE vessels we're later 80.
lamaaa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23
Coast Guard
Aids Sinking
Banana Boat

Pmnaps Her Out
AZ Dry Tortugas
And Escorts Her
1mae hey West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-23

gsY Weml Pio1an. 30 90
@oa sgmnhle eAm0as h 20
eounaFY. win c. owesogs
sunqs ID omly - FoAEanhsaa
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-07-15
shows UP best in your bank account:

Phosphate, essential to
the seed of any plant,
benefits small grain >.
especially in test weight.
Wheat, growing, looks
mighty pretty. Well filled
heads, and plump, sound
kernels pouring into the
wagon box look even
prettier! And the payoff
for phosphate shows up
in your bank account ;.
as much as 3 to 5 dollars
in increased revenue for
each dollar spent on Ana
conda Treble Super Phos-
phate.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-07-15

DEEPRIME JET soon to be offered by
Jacuzzi Bros. is said to be first COM
pletely self printing deep well jet sys-
tenn. Pump is water fabricated, has no
gears, belts or reciprocating parts and
does not require winter frost-proofing.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-07-15

POWERFLOW STEERIN is now
standard equipment on 1858 models of
Minneapolis-Moline self-propelled har-
7esters. Unit uses same hydraulic steer
ing principle introduced by automobile
manufacturers.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-07-15

POLYPHOSPHATE FEEDER intro
duced by F. E. Myers & Bro. Co. is
said to combat corrosion, red water and
lime scale in farm water supply. Feed
er introduces into water few parts per
million of vitrious phosphate which is
effective in retarding corrosion and
eliminating precipitation of iron in
water.
Addresses of manufacturers and further
are available on request. Write New
G4aclxx,ax HOO Grant Ezlls Mart
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-11-01
Who is DOING
What

Mrs. Hazel Mort has just re-
turned from a trip to the Orient
where she attended conventions of
the Bahai Society =. F.. She visited
Manila and Baguio and met former
Seattleites now following their
professions in the Philippines q. . q.
Filipino Alumni President SiIVes-
ire Tangalan is concentrating his
efforts in how to make the Alumni
traditional New Years Eve get
together a success he propos-
es a banquet and dance at the
Benjamin Franklin Hotel !. Now
meet the bowling team of the La
dies Auxiliary of the VFW Post
No. $500: Nancy Noble, Nina del
Rosario, Barbara Vallejo, Marie
Bernadez, and Rosita del Fierro
these members of the weaker
sex may be seen every Thursday
evening throwing the wooden COCO
nuts at the University Bowling AL
ley Frank BeIandres has NOV
ed his Photographic studio to Wa
patio, Washington, where there
are no professional Filipino photo
graphers San Francisco's eli
mate seems to agree with Miss
Josephine de Castro she aim
seen around much here anymore
we wonder what happened to
the 81 committees appointed by
Seattle Filipino Community Presi-
dent Jose Ma YumuI l.. we don't
hear anything from anybody any
more, except Treasurer Ferrera
who says he has already collected
some money for the Community's
Christmas Party Jimmy Narte
is this terms house president of
Houndricks House on the Univer-
sity of Washington campus
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-11-01
TIME OUT
with the Editor

Eleven months ago, the Fill
Pine Community of Seattle elect
ed six clubhouse directors to
make a study concerning all the
aspects of a proposed Filipino
Clubhouse in Seattle, and make
their recommendation to the
Filipino Community Council.
#&%&#
Until now we have not heard
what these directors have thought
about and what recommendations
they propose o the Community
Council. It is about time, after
eleven months in office, that they
make little noise, if only to as
sure us that they are still around
**#@%
With these clubhouse direc-
tors and the 81 committees ap-
pointed by President Jose Ma
Yumul, the Filipino Community
of Seattle is destined to big
times. Let US watch and see.
There is a whale of difference
between fanfare and action.
H&&&&
There should be every reason to
rejoice in the election of Ramon
Magsaysay as President of the
Philippines. 1t is always best fol
the country, and for any human
organization for that matter, that
persons should not be entrusted
with administrative power toe
long. The longer they stay in pow
er, the greater the temptation tC
abuse that power.
##A#&
In the words of an English poet
The old order changeth,
Giving place to the new;
Lest one good custom
Corrupts the world.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-11-01
T R | v | A
V.a.V.

How easily we forget ideals
and principles when gold dazzles
our eyes, and hunger begins to
gnaw at our physical and moral
endurance. Anything for the Of
flee that we coVet; to hell with
law and principles and hc@fian
decency! Thar's gold in them
thar swivel chairs.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-11-01

PATRONIZE FILIPINO
FORUM ADVERTISERS
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1953-11-01

Bofoon Barber Shop
1886 Broadway, Tacoma, Wash.
D. A. Cache, Prop.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
On the Air

If you thought you saw Ralph
Bellamy acting like man
against crime around town yes
terday, you probably were right.
Mr.. Bellamy and a camera crew
were here on the CHS television
shows first out-of New York To-
cation jaunt.
Tracked as if by private eyes.
Mr.. Bellamy was caught at the
Jefferson Memorial, where he
had just eluded some gangsters
and was at the moment sitting
out a hailStorm. He turned out,
despite being at the time on the
losing end of a battle with the
elements, to be a firm devotee of
films for TV.
"The pressure is off" he said.
"The pressure of doing a half
hour televisicn show live is unbe-
lievable. It's still hard work,
getting up at five every morning,
but we can get some rest now."
Man Against Crime" is shot
on a three-day schedule, or as
close to that as possible. Work.
ing a f1ve-day week, cast and
crew can complete 13 episodes in
10 weeks and Bellamy then can
get some time off.
II just hop a freighter," he
said, land take off. Away from
telephones" Destination is. no
object. 1t just has to be a
freighter with no telephones.
y II \
Scope is another advantage of
filming the show, the popular
veteran actor said. He cited
yesterdays location trip as one
example. BY using film the
producer of an action drama can
give it the added FLIP of
authentic backgrounds which
aren't too hackneyed.
This particular Man Against
Crime" episode will not be filmed
entirely in Washington, of course.
Interiors will be made in New
York and the Botanical Gardens
there will double for Rock Creek
Park in some of the chase
sequences.
This, however, will not be
noticed except by those thorough
ly familiar with the topography
Of Rock Creek Park. The Botan-
ical Gardens have, after all,
doubled successfully for the
Canadian wilds in the past
without arousing any serious
complaints.
This is a handy setting for
Man Against Crime'~ since the
Evening star., 1953-04-21
7 TeIevision omorrow Wednesday April u, 1853

WTs1o
l.
S.
wNSWGss. the News;
Sk This Day. $50 Magarets Kitchen TO-
Ask WASHINGTON 11ao Mrs. A.; H. Midday csmis i1s Little Playhouse;
Playhouse;
3ao Welcome Travellers Kate Smith, s. Hawkins Fa $780,
WoP&M Msdtasa
GO Bill
cats'a Club Gss wemsa New" TO- Arthur eoFy Show H. Garry Ms 1885,
Strike Meh Bride aHd Life;
4s eudSg Light Allan efre Shows Nong 2 Art netrs
Nsparu; Big Paf $780, Eddie Aher Pick Temples PlaSuse
S4S
Evening star., 1953-04-21

the Compagnons de la Chanson
entertain.
8:25, WWDC-Baseball: Wash
ington VS.. Philadelphia.
$3.50, WGMS-C Concert: The
American University String
Quartet. with Pianist Evelyn
Swarthout, plays music by Deems
Taylor. Beethoven and Nielsen
$500, WMAL-America'S Town
Meet: DR.. George N. Shuster and
Senator Willis Smith discuss
"Are immigration Laws Too Re-
strictive?"
$500, WRC - Martin-Lewis
Show: Vic Damone visits.
1885. WMAL - Ballads for
Freedom: The Robert Shaw
Chorale sings a special program
in observance Of the fifth anni-
versary of the State Of Israel.
Television Today.
SOC, WNBW - Circus Hour:
Joe E. Brown stars with guest
Bert Lal1r.
8:00, WTTG - Bishop Fulton
Sheen: Bishop Sheen discusses
Mental Fatigue"
$3.50. WTTG-The Big Issue:
William c. Bullitt and Senator
Paul Douglas discuss What
Would q Korean Truce Mean?"
600, WNBW-Fireside Thea
ter: Bill Bishop and Kristine
Miller head the cast Of Mission
to Algiers.'
$3.50, WTOP-SuspenSe: Eva
Gabor is featured in THE Duel"
ESQ, WNBW-Circle Theater:
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Other AM Stations

WeMS-57o ke.-6:3o am. .-6:45 pm.
WPlk-130 ke.-6 a.m.-6A5 pm.
WARl-700 kL.-b a.m.-6:45 pm.
WeAY-1,050 ke.-6 a.H,.-6:45 pm.
WUST-1,120 Ke.-7 a.H.-6:45 pm.
WFAx-1,22e ke.-7 a.m.-6:45 pm.
WlNx-1,s00 ke.-6 a.m.-6:45 pm.
Evening star., 1953-04-21
FIN Stotions

WRc-FM-s3.9 Me-, Channel 40
$50 am to an
WT0P-FM-ss.3 Me-, chsnnsl 1A7
$50 an. to 2 an
WBUz-FM-9s.7 Me-. ChsnasI 2AA
3 pm. to 9 pm.
WAsH-FM-s7.1 Me-, Channel 7lO
1890 pm. to Ills pm.
WoL-FM-9s.1 Me-. chsaasI 7sA
S pm. to 1890 an.
WcFM-ss.S Me-, chaAHsl $50
) pm. to II ON
WFAN-- 1908 Me-, Channel 2e2
S am. to Midnight.
WWDc-FM-101.l Me-, Channel 10
am. to 2 an
WeMS-FM-103.S Me-, Channel 40
$50 am. TO Midnight
WARl-FM-105.1 Me-. Channel 100
6 am. to 9 pm.
WUST-FM-106.3 Me-, Channel ga
J am. to 9 pm.
WMAL-FM-101.1 Me-, CAsnael 7s1
8 an to ILLS p.m
Evening star., 1953-04-21
CUSTOM GIVES YOU THIS
COMPLETE PLANTER GARDEN

This large. gorgeous pIOnter- garden Of
rare and exotic tropical pIonts worth
several dollars. con be yours. FREE!
Complete with plonter-bowt, pIonts.
fisurine and treIlis. Lives indefinitely
just immerse once o week in voter
Evening star., 1953-04-21
Hi9hIights
Rndio Today.

500, WCFM - Stringfellow
Barr: Mr.. Barr, professor of po-
litical science at the University
Of Virginia, discusses "The Cold
War Boomerangs."
7:45, WCFM-Home Rule in
SO: Woolsey w. Hall is inter-
viewed.
500, WRC-StarS from Paris:
Georges Ulmer. Line Renaud and
Evening star., 1953-04-21

Lee Remick stars in Judy and
the Brain"
1000, WTOP-Danger: Nina
Foch has the leading role in
Hand Me Down."
Evening star., 1953-04-21

Evening news broadcast
direct from The Stars news
| room Monday through FRI
day over Stations WMAL
and WMAL-FM. 6 PM.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Brodie Siomese Twin
Will Be on TV June q

CHICAGO. May % (P).-The
public will get its first glimpse of
Siamese Twin Rodney Dee
Brodie when he appears on a
coaSt-to-coast television pro-
gram June 4.
The University of Illinois
Medical Center announced to-
day the 20-month-old boy who
made medical history by surviv-
ing a head separation from his
Siamese twin brother, Roger, De-
cember II would appear on THE
March of Medicine"
The program will be carried
by more than 30 TV stations of
the National Broadcasting Co.
at $3.50 PM. EDIT. 1t will
originate in New York at the
annual convention of the Amer
lean Medical Association, June
1-5. The ANA and Smith, Kline
and French, a Philadelphia
pharmaceutical firm, will spon-
sor the half-hour program.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Church Bells Saved

Public resistance has forced
Hungary to cancel an order for
the confiscation of church bells
to supply metal for the arms in
dustry, Budapest reports.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Tumor of Sidmese Twin, Al,
Removed in 2-Hour Suruery

shock along with her sister, since
both in effect. have the same
circulatory system.
Late today the hospital issued
a bulletin saying the condition
of the twins was very good"
1t was the second surgical SER
vice for the sisters. In 1916, DR..
Lahey removed a stone from
Margaret's kidney in the same
hospital.
Preparing the twins for surg
cry took more time than the
operation. They are joined at the
thigh in such manner that they
have common spinal column at
the base.
They were wheeled into the
operating room fully conscious
because their cooperation was
needed to get them in proper
position.
The operating table was slant
ed at As degrees and an extern
sion table was attached to its
higher edge at an angle of 18O
degrees.
Margaret was placed on the
level table and Mary, much
heavier, on the slanted table.
Both then were rigidly strapped
with heavy adhesive tape.
Two anesthetists injected pent-
athol intravenously. The twins
fell asleep almost Immediately
and ether was then applied.
DR.. Lahey said Mary would
not suffer Margarets post
operative pain although being
subjected to the post-operative
shock. Mary'S only concern be-
fore surgery, was for Margaret's
well-being.
The twins were expected to
remain in the hospital for two
weeks. Their mother, Mrs. John
Gibb. and a sister, Mrs. Ray
Havens, remained at the hospital
during the operation.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
Surgery Saves Snake

Miss Beryl Bott, veterinary
surgeon of Sydney. Australia,
saved the life of 91a-foo dia-
mond snake with "a stitches
closing a neck wound.