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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19

Award TOBe
MadeInState
e.. OF e.. And Fla.
" ilhlife Group
Combine On
Gold Medal Gift

The Florida State Chamber OF
Commerce and the Florida Wild.
life Federation viii, for the thir.
teenth consecutive year. present %
Florida $ outstanding Conservation.
Isl the Gold Medal Award II was
announced today By Harold Go.
lee. executive vice president Of the
State Chamber.
Following are the rules and re-
gulations IN connection with sub.
hitting nominees for consideration
by a committee which has been
appointed b. the Florida Wildlile
Federation % make this award
1. Nominations may be made by
any Florida citizen or organization.
and must be delivered prior 20
October 81 90 Harold Colee Exeeu-
tive Vice President. Florida State
Chamber OF Commerce. Jackson
VILE. Documentary proof Of claims
made in behalf Of nominees must
accompany such nominations,
2. The award Is open 90 any citi-
zen Of Florida. except eonserva.
tionists In the employ Of any
branch Of government;
3 No incumbent officer Of the
Federation Is eligible 70 receive the
medal.
4. II Is not Necessary that . nom
NEE be > member of . e0aserva
ton Cor sportsmen's) club or or.
ganization:
S. The award vii be made BY
Judges representing the Florida
Wndlife Federation. Their decision
viii be final;
6. Recipients must be possessed
Of an unblemished background In
the field Of wldlife conservation.
and win be- Judged on the basis Of
their current years contribution to
ward the conservation Of Florida's
wildliie resources.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19
Divided Twins In
Good Condition

NEW ORLEANS R-The Mou.
ton Samese twins rested peace.
fully IN separate cribs today, after
being moved from the recovery
room al Foundation Hospital.
Or. l.. l.. WessmilleF. hospital
director. said the twin girls we're
moved 20 a private room late yes.
terday and now their parents. Ma.
yor and Mrs Ashton Moui0n Of
Lafayette. La. can spend as
much time with them as they
want.
The two elgh,Week old girls.
Carolyn Anne ard Catherine Anne.
we're separated Thursday in a rs.
tory.making operation. Ttcy we're
connected near the base Of the
spine.
Hospital officials said that never
before have both twins survived
such an operation.
The hospital uiector said the
twins were recovering normally
from surgery. The results DO look
encouraging
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19
Jury Recommends
Life Sentence

FORT MADISON. Iowa aR-Don-
aid } Fliterer. once on the FBTs
list u 10 most wanted men. was
convicted Of muir Ter Yesterday IN
the staying q an Alexis. H.. gro
Ger.
The jury Of seven women and
five men recon mended that Filter
er be sentenced ~ life imprison.
ment District judge J n Leary
said sentence would be pronounced
In about 10 days
Fiiierer vas accused of fatally
shooting Charles Harrison AUG II.
1852 Harrizon's bullet-pierced body
vas found IN . ditch near Den
mark Iowa
Fiticrer and Patrick Russell
Chicago Rad been seen viii
Harrison the night Of The shooting
and warrants Were issued for their
arrest Russell now is serving q
life sentence in the Iowa State
Penitentiary here IN connection
with the case.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19
Dick And Rita
Sign fge-NupIial
Property Pact

LAS VEGAS, Calf Rs-Cro0ner
Dick Haynes and bis fiancee. Rita
Hayw0rth. signed a pre.nuplial
property agreement here last night
a few hours after bis wife obtained
an interloculoFy divorce decree In
Los Angeles
Haynes explained that the pact
viii safeguard Rfa's income and
property for the sole use Of herself
her children and her heirs.
The erooner said. They vii
never, never prevent Rita and me
from being married. We wanted d
set married about ne 2iJh COZ Sep
temberl So. ... can really WORK
on my singing bookings which star
Sept. p in Philadelphia"
Mrs. Haynes testified her hus
band was terribly jealous and
drank too much, tut after the
Continued On Page Twol
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sy MARVIN 1. ARRowsMITH

DENVER h-Presidem Essen.
hover llieS back 10 Washington
today ending six weeks Of Colorado
vacationing mixed with work.
The President and Mrs. Eisen.
hover were scheduled 90 leave
Lowry Air Force Base aboard the
presidential plane Columhine at II
am. (ESTl.
They arranged % stop for q hall
hour in Chicago az the Glenview
Naval Air station b pick up their
son. MAJ. John Eisenhower. and
his family. The maiw his wife
Barbara and their three children
David ), Barbara Ann 3. and
susan will SO on 20 Washington
o. visit al the White House for 4
few days.
AZ the Chicago airport, where
his plane Is due az $50 pm
tESTl, the President will greet
delegations representing two Re.
publican groups meeting in thg
city. The delegates ere attending
the Midwcxiern states regional
conference Of COP women. and thc
Midwestern-Rocky Mountain states
conference Of Republican state
chaifmen.
COP leaders az the two meet
ings have urged Eisenhower {,
reply in Chicago 20 charges b.
Democrats that the administra
tons farm program has failed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19
Bayyiew Park
Program Starts

The fall and winter schedule Of
supervised recreation activities
viii start in Bayview Park on
Monday. Sept p. il was announced
today by Paul G Albury, City Re.
creation Director
The program VIII consist OF base.
bail softbal basketball. volley.
ball. horse shoe pitchlnE shuttle.
board. paddle tennis and tennis
Equipment and facilities viii b.
furnished for an activities exeep,
tennis Players viii have % furnish
their own racket and balls
Efforts will be made through the
Key West Tennis Club 60 provide
lessons IN tennis twice q week f1r
BEGINNERS There viii be skating
for youngsters up 20 u years 81
axe. every Friday night from g
% 2 . m.
All boys who have not played
tContnued on Page TwOi
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Coast Guard Reseues Survivors
OF BIG Missing Over Atlantic
Ships Comb Area
For SighfOf
More Life Rats

MIAMI. Fla., - - The Coast
Guard said today three survivors
e . missing B29 WeatheF recon
nalssanee plane had been picked
10 from lie RATS N the Atlantic
about 30 miles east a Savannah.
CO.
Coast Guard air-sea rescue head.
quarters said one man vas taken
aboard the s. s. Nassau and tWo
otheFs were rescued b. the freight
Or Seatrain Georgia
Rescue operations we're stan an.
derway.
The ships sped 10 the area after
three life rails we're spotted b.
searching Coast Guard and AIR
Force planes near tie last reported
position ~ the weather Feeonnais.
aance plane.
The missing plane ieft Hunter
Air Force Base At savannah al
ala p. M, Est. yesterday. ex.
pecting 10 land five hours later Al
is home base, Kindley Air Force
Base, In atorm.t0Sscd Bermuda.
A Hunter release. based on
radio reports from rescue craft.
said an undetermined number Of
life RATS we're sighted and men
from one were seen 10 climb into
. life boat dropped BY q rescue
plane.
IN addition 10 several eommeF.
eial ships and Coast Guard boats
In the area. more thar ten planes
had been engaged In TIE search
since dawn.
These included nine Navy planes.
one plane from Maxwell Air Force
Base, Montgomery. Ala, and 9th.
ers from the Klndley Base.
Hunter AFB had NO definite in.
formation about the IL aboard the
plane but les public relations Of.
ficer said they presumably were
Air Force men.
Among The ships aiding In the
rescue was the IS Seatrain Ce0r
gia,, . savannah cargo vessel.
First word Of TIE sighting Of
the lie RATS came from the Coast
Guard headquarters Ia Norfolk.
Va. The Coast Claf6 reported that
two RATS were seen a. e.2s an,
EST. each With ore man aboard.
and q third was sighted bearing
several persons.
n added that the merchant YES.
sci Nassau Is IN the vicinity Of
The area where the RATS we're
sighted. In addition. the Coast
Guard cutter Aurora and Black.
haw are enruuie b. the scene.
Coast Guard headquarters said
several patros bombcrs also may
CONTINUED On Page Twol
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Administration Policies Up
For CrOss-COuntry Discussion
Eisenhower To
Speak "a Rallies
In Five States
RY b. nARolp oLlvER

WASHINGTON ~ President
Eisenhower returns from a six
weeks Colorado vacation today and
gets set for a 30-day series Of
cross-country talks on administra.
ton policies
lie has accepted invitations 90
speak al Republican rallies and
other meetings N i've states and
the District 81 C0lumbia-all the
way from New England 10 the
Mexican border
Most Of the commitments we're
made before the Democrats began
snipmg At the administration 5
handling Of the farm problem In
their Chicago meeting early this
week and before AL President
George Meany accused Eisenhou.
er Of yielding 10 the influence Of
big business
In view Of this and the fact that
much spade work on the ma ior
talks had already been completed
some officials say the President
viii not seek 10 reply % these
critics. pTefeTring. as one put 4.
not 20 engage q verbal duals ="
But experience shows White
speeches are subject 20 change
neht up % the time Of delivery
And some ether officials would no,
be- surprised L he President. al
least by implication. took a crack
or tWo al those Who have begun
10 uuiimber opposition guns
Refining Monday with 3 ma i0r
political speech n Boston Garden
az a night Republican rally. the
President has scheduled speeches
Of varying length and significance
also in Pennsylvania, Missouri.
Louisiana and Texas
4 farm Soeech most likely VII
be made Oct. IS before Tire Future
Farmers Of America in Kansas
Continued On Pags Twol
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COnduclOrSayS
Mrs. Maclean
Not On Train
Efforts To Trace
Missing Family
"WiIhout Result

VIENNA An Austrian RAD
road conductor said today he vas
100 per cent certain-that Mrs.
Donald ID. Maelean did No, catch
an overnight train from Zurich O.
Vienna when she disappeared last
week In Switzerland
OSkar Rybiezka, a conductor on
the Paris. Vienna express In which
Il was believed Mrs. Maclean
might have travelled 10 Austria,
told reporters: Il have seen pic.
lures Of Mrs. Maelean and am
positive she was not in the sleeping
car.
II remember pretty much every.
body who was on that train and
am certain that there was no lads
or couple with three children" he
added.
Mrs. Maclsan. Chicago born wife
Of a long missing British diplnshat
and their three children vanished
after putting her automobile into a
Lausanne garage. Swiss police yes.
terday appeared convinced she had
caught a train from Zurich 10 Aus.
tFia last Friday and possibly con
tinued on through the Iron Curtain.
Ryhiczka said only a Swiss eOu.
pie and two women-One an Amer.
ican-bOarded the sleeping car al
Zurich and took compartments.
Representatives 81 the Austrian
Interior Ministry, meanwhile, re.
ported efforts 10 establish definite.
ly whether Mrs. Maelean actually
entered Austria had been utterly
without result "
Reports from Switzerland said
Swiss police. British agents and
Austrian police we're working on
the theory that Mrs. Maelean head.
ed out Of Switzerland for q pre-.
arranged rendezvous with her hus.
band.
Maclean disappeared - months
ago with fellow British diplomat
Guy Burgess and both were gen.
orally believed 10 have gone be
hind the Iron Curtain. The two
we're Foreign Office experts on
American affairs. Maclean had sat
IN on joint Us British Canadian
political conferences regarding the
atom bomb.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19
Korea Used By
Russians To
Test AirPOwer
USAF General
Anderson Reports
Use Of Formations
Manned By Reds

SEOUL. R-The commander Of
the y. S. sth Air Force said today
whole formations Of Russian 90
manned Mlg-i5 jets fought against
American sabrrs during the Ko-
rean var.
H. Gen g y. Anderson said
Russia used Korea as a testing
ground Tor IS pilots and the su.
pcfiorliy q Z. s air power vas
clearly established.
There have been many reports
Of Russian SIG pilots in Korea.
but AndersonS reDurt vas believed
10 be the first ol soviet formations
fighting as units.
The sth Air Force chief said cen
orally Russians flew with Russians.
Chinese with Chinese snd Koreans
With Koreans becasse different
natonalities. couldn't understand
each other and AXE orders In the
air"
Anderson estimated that Soviet
Continued On Page Twol
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Return To Washington Set
For The EisenhOwers Today

and that US. allies are being eoa.
fused BY American foreign policy
The President viii speak briefly
and informally from a hastily
erected platform during the hall
hour stop a, the airport. Presl.
dental Press Secretary James
Hageriy said. however he does no,
expect Eisenhower % make any
political remarks. Tie added that
The talk probably would be In the
form Of q greeting only.
The air station Is throwing is
gates open 20 the public. Full
military donors vii be given Fl.
senhower As be steps from his
plane.
Eisenhower Is due IN Washing
ton az $40 pm. tESTl.
II was JUS SIX weeks ago 20 the
day that the President arrived In
Denver.
Since then. two major govern.
ment posts have become vacant
one through the death 81 chief
Justice Pred NJ. Vinson and the
other through the resignation 81
Martin 2. Durkin as secretary Of
labor.
The President has filled neither
post. Announcement Of a successor
70 Ninson may come next week.
but White House sources said 81
senhower may need more time q
pick a new head Of the Labor
Department.
The President win be in Wash.
lngton over the week end. then
leave By plane Monday morning
Tor Massachusetts, for two speaking
engagements.
The first Is al noon a. tire East
tConunged On Page Twol
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First Al-Keys Chamber
Of Commerce Meet Today
Draws S. Leaders, Wives
Group viii Discuss Forming
Single Florida keys e. OfC.

The first combined meeting Of the three Keys Cham
Der Of Commerce takes place tonight the invitation Of
+. Z. Sadowsh AZ has Key Motel. Marathon.
Sadowsk launched the move for one big Keys Cham
Der which would mobilize the efforts of the Keys to dou
bic tourist business, weeks ago in story In The C
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19
Jamaican Landscape Varies
From jungle To MeadOwland
SeaeOasl On
North Provides
Be=' swimming
And Fishing
BY SUSAN McAVoY

visiting Jamaica meant more 70
me than discovering the beauties Of
the island.
In winding up and down the
mountain % Antrim. the plmcnto
plantation where ! stayed. or over
the steep hard surfaced road from
the North coast 10 Kingston. | pass
ed through scenes that have long
been familiar 20 me.
My mother, who was born In
Jamaica. had warmed me with
tales Of her native land during
cold winters IN Pennsylvania where
| was born. Her descriptions made
me want 30 see the country, but
other journeys came first
Finally when | few into Montego
Bay ten days ago, felt the sat
lslaetion OF attaining a lifelong
goal. and almost Immediately the
realization that the island was
even more beautiful than describ-
ed.
Though Jamaica has almost one
million and one half populs lion,
It's s.all square miles seem sparse
~ populated
The people white and black make
their living from sugar cane. ha-
nanas, rum. coconuts, plmento,
coffee. ginger. cocoa, citrus fruits
and cigars.
The bright green sugar cane
stalks seem 90 surround yoJ where
ever yO- 60 The banana trees
grow on steep hiu sides as vel
a. in the groves Jamaica, Ike
many countries today, Is fighting
a battle against erosion. Torrent
ial rains washing down the noun.
tains have sliced of large areas Of
fertile soil.
Careful British planters. how
ever. are doing everything to keep
their land in good order. such as
using latest bush killer. a hormone
mixture sprayed 80 keep down the
tropical growth Of weeds
tasted many Of the jamaican
food products. Ny breakfast was
gr0wn on trees ! was told AKA vas
my favorite Il Is q vegetable that
When fried tastes ike scrambled
eggs. West Indian coffee / ad0red
Il Is q dark roast, strong and some.
What Ike our Cuban coffee. Bread
fruit. I was initiated % tire very
first day o. the Island. This 4
the staff Of life 10 Jamaica and
tastes best when roasted over q
fire. and butiered
| Was far less Interested in ia.
maica's food thar IN the scenery
Every mile Of driving or walking
presented a different picture.
Walking through the bush. OF in
the swiftmoying waters % the
Land0yery River ! felt vas ir
Continued On Page TNNol
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zen.
We on tire Keys ere sVs %
shoFi pants iuio lons pants new.
Vie are IN . different class than
three o. four years ago," IRE
MaTsthon developer said to-day.
We can double the million and
ne hall tourists Who came 30 the
Aeys last year and double their
expenditures here from 0.0oo. 600
10 $50 600 90. he stressed.
Today S. Chamber Of Commerce
leaders and their wives motored
from Tayernier and key West and
their homes In Marathon 10 the Key
Motel. A. p. m. cocktails vii be
served in the motel Cahana Club.
40 6 30 the leaders win dine.
Al $50 they win settle down 10
the important business Of discuss
ing the formation Of one hig. all
embracing Florida Keys Chamber
Of Commerce.
Spearing the unifieation move.
ment Of the Keys Chambers Sad.
OWski contends.
Lets break dewn ere lnsul.
gritty % each ere eg the Florida
Keys. what IL seed BUSINESS tog
ere Kew. 10 seod Ger Ell Lsf's
see " We cant peel evs saeF-
sizes. cur FessOFess. eur sdver-
Using and Get ssms slsns W nnd
down the highway telling ere
tourists what wee have haFe. Lss's
PVT on ere biz Flerida ksvs gish-
INC levrnsmeWs. I'm eFlarlne Q
slsoes q A. A@s wlnnss - Shas
ioUFnsmeui.
Sadowski believes that the Keys
are losing millions Of dollars IN
tourist business By not getting 10.
gether In q combined, yeaF-r0und
campaign. Practicing what he be.
lieyeS be maintains an All.keys In.
formation office in Miami al 10Th
Street and Blscayne boulevard and
h opening another soon near has
Key Colony. Marathon.
needing tire ksy West dslsas-
ten 10 the weekend meeting 10
Chamber President EaFl Adams.
oshsr lssdsFs offending will be
Circuit Court JUDGE Aa0lilno Le.
pea. JFs clynn Archer, william
AFnold. ice Allen. RsbsFi Desc,
Rslph Fsrsldo. chsmbsF Name.
Ger Harold LsVbsxhsF end Pad
J. shsF.
The Keys Chamber officials are
guests for the weekend Of sadOw.
SKI. who Is eager that unlfieaslom
starts well before the l9Ss-sa tour.
ist season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-19
DirksenLaslles
TrllmanRegime
AS 'ScandalOuS'
Ut. senator
Saws COP l.
Cleaning In
After Demos
81 JACK BELL

CHICAGO F-Sen Dirksen OR.
I'll said today President Eisenhow-
er IS rapidly cleaning up . scan
dalUus mess" ID government the
Democrats Jeff studded with
Communists
Digksen dashed out 81 the former
administration as "one q the most
riolous. reckless. seandalous ad
minisirations IN ne history % the
republic" In replying 81 the COP
conference here Ga statements
made az Democratic meeting
earlier b. Adlai 4. Stevenson and
former President Truman.
Previously. Secretary 81 Interior
Mckay told a gathering q women
and COP state rhalrmen that the
federal government has no divine
right % develop he nations pOw
er resources. he said the Eiscn
hover administration Is going "a
give states and 'ocal communities
a voice in such projects.
Dirksen picked on q statement
b. Stevenson that "the greatest
beneficiary Of the Democratic par
~ IN these past icw months has
been President Eisenhower aud |
only hope be realizes H."
I'm sure President Eisenhower
does. a." Dirksen said in a prepared
address. what be found when he
came 90 Washin gtUn as President
made the problems q the Nor
mandy Beach INVASION pale into
.insigaificance
The Illinois senator said that be.
sides "stalemated var in Korea. ="
Eisenhower inherited "a govern.
ment which was studded with
Communists and Communist sym
pathizers who seemed % have no
difficulty setting into the govern
ment and no difficulty staying
there. even though as early as
leaS tnf reports on the matter
had been made available % the
President (Tumanl
Mentioning the public debt, high
lsrves and what he called the dis
iHmsst dollar" DlrkSen said the
DsmocFats hadn't solved the farm
lprublem. Democrats had contend
ed that the Republicans had no
answer 20 falling farm prices.
"prices were breaking before the
last administration left office. -
Dirksen said None Of their poll.
eies, and all II their billions
d H."
e said farm prices had been
maintained previously mot by
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