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Evening star., 1953-10-01
Two State Ends to Miss
CIV Game Due to Injuries

RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. l (Spe-
ciaD Two of North Carolina
States regular ends, John
Thompson and Paul Smith, will
miss Saturdays game with
George Washington at Alex
andria because of injuries re-
ceived in last weeks 29-7 loss to
North Carolina.
States scouting reports from
last weeks game indicate CIV
should have scored at least two
more touchdowns. The Wolf
pack figures itself a distinct
underdog to a team it lost to by
a 800 score in last years opener
The Wolfpack will use the
same starting backf1eld as last
week, featuring Quarterback
Eddie West of Alexandria and
Fullback Don Langston. Lang
ston accounted for 58 yards in
II carries, an average of 5.3.
Evening star., 1953-10-01
Maryland
Continued From Page C-1.)

play two men directly opposite
Jack Scarbath, the Maryla:--
quarterback, and under Mary
lands pattern of blocking the
Terps could take care of only one.
That would leave the other free
to smash through and grab Scar
bath on his running pitchouts,
and that's what Auburn must
have been doing in practice.
Tatum instructed Scarbath to
use a reverse pivot for the first
time in his Maryland career.
That meant the two crashing
defensive men would have to
hesitate to see which way Scar
bath was going, and that would
give Maryland an opportunity
to block the one making all the
tackles.
Plan Is Effective.
It worked. Scarbath made his
reverse pivot and that hesitation
on the part of the Auburn back
ers-up gave the Terps time to
take them out of the play. The
TerpS rolled up huge yardage.
One of the Auburn assistant
coaches not only had secuted
Maryland in the preceding
games of the season, but had
attended five summer clinics
where Tatum was the guest
coach. Tatum said he saw the
fellow every time he turned
around.
After the game the fellow
came to Tatum and pleaded
with him to tell Jordan that a
Maryland quarterback never be-
fore had used the reverse pivot
Jim did, and probably saved the
fellows job.
For the third straight week
Tatum yesterday said the TerpS
we're several days behind in theil
preparations, and for the Sec
ond week the Maryland coach
ing staff showed concern with
the team spirit. However thi.
appears to be the type club thai
saves its best performance of the
week for Saturday afternoon
That's when it counts.
Evening star., 1953-10-01
Minnesota AsksNCAA
| For Local V on Game
With Michigan State
By The Assoeioied Press

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-The
University of Minnesota has for
mally asked the National Col
legiate Athletic Association for
permission to telecast locally
Saturdays Minnesota Michigan
State football game.
The game was officially sold
out yesterday morning, an NCAA
requirement for local telecaStS.
Ike Armstrong, Minnesota ath-
letic director. issued the follow
ing statement:
The Minnesota Michigan State
game is a sellout. We have filed
our request with the NCAA
Television Committee to telecast
the game locally in accordance
with NCAA policy"
NCAA Group Polled.
Members of the NCAA tele-
vision board were polled yester-
day on the application, but no
decision has been announced.
The NCAA Television Board
may authorize local telecasts in
cases where a game is sold out,
and if the board decides tele-
vision will not appreciably affect
attendance at other games in
the area.
The NCAA has contract with
NBC for national telecast of the
game of the day (Ohio State VS..
California Saturday,. Provided
the NCAA authorizes televiSion
of Saturdays Minnesota -Michi-
gan State game, the local outlet,
KSTP-TV, can carry the game
if the national game sponsor
agrees to the substitution.
State Also Carries Series.
KSTP-TV also will telecast the
World Series game Saturday,
which probably will not end be-
fore the Minnesota game begins.
Station officials said they would
be happy to carry the Minnesota
game after completion of the
World Series game.
Station WCCO-TV, CHS out
let, has indicated it is ready to
carry all Sold-out Minnesota
games if permission is granted
by the NCAA.
Sale of the final batch Of some
1000 tickets for the Minnesota
Michigan State game yesterday
assured a record opening day
crowd in excess of 10000.
Evening star., 1953-10-01
Special Dispotch 10 The Star

RYE, N. Y, Oct. /. Mrs.
Betty Meckley of the Kenwood
Club in Washington, D. c., shot
an IS in the first round of the
United States Women's Senior
golf championship yesterday and
trailed by four strokes going into
the final round.
Mrs. Meckley is a time
winner of this event and has won
many other titles.
Mrs. Edwin H. Ware, six-times
National women's champion, shot
an 81 in her debut in this tour
nament and was tied for the lead
with Mrs. Henri Prunaret of
Natick, Mass.
Evening star., 1953-10-01
You Be the
Quarterback
ANSWER

4. Pass. Even though you've
gained by passing, this is still a
bad call. Danger of intercept
ton and the time factor O'clock
stopped on incomplete pass) are
both against it.
8. Fake kick and run. Better
than pass because clock is kept
running. If ball carrier is
tackled in end zone, Duke
merely gives up safety.
2. Punt. Never a bad call
here. But Dukes punting is
shaky and the Volunteers are
strong in returning punts.
1. Safety. Gives the oppor-
tunity for a free kick that won't
be blocked.
(QueStion on Page CD
Evening star., 1953-10-01
Dukes With AII-Sturs

NEW YORK, Oct. (P).-Wal-
ter Dukes, All-America center
from Seton Hall, has accepted
an invitation to play with the
1853 College All-Stars against
the New York Knickerbockers in
the annual Milk Fund game Oc-
tober "a at Madison Square
Garden.
Evening star., 1953-10-01
World Series Broudcosts

A recreation of the play-by-
play by innings of the World
Series, facts, figures and color
stories will be given by Nat ALL
bright over radio station WEAM
beginning at LOS pm. for the
duration of the series.
Evening star., 1953-10-01
Printers Golf Tourney
Won by Jimmy Leach

Jimmy Leach of The Star
won the Union Printcraft Golf
Associations fall tournament at
Bethesda Country Club with an
80, minus 13 handicap strokes,
for a net So. The event, which
was held over three days, ended
with a dinner at the club last
night.
Prize winners:
Evening star., 1953-10-01
Mrs. Noble Defending
Title in Kenwood Final

Mrs. George Noble sought a
second straight Kenwood wom-
ems title today in 18-hole final
against Mrs. Rex Howard. Mrs.
Evening star., 1953-10-01

that Coach Bo Sherman kept
him in the game for about so
minutes last week
Evening star., 1953-10-01

2 THE EVENING STAF
." Washington, D. C.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER /, 1888
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Jamaicans Turn
Out To Watch
Duke Play Polo

KINGSTON. gamaica R-nous.
ards Fl hulldaying Jamalcans
mrned oui eaFiy today n wairh
lwo-goal Phlip a Edlnhursh II :
soatRsi via ms ixland eulony's
basi PEE plnyerz.
me early mermln9 mnseh
lnunched tha finsl siremnous ruuna
e ne threeday visit b Queen
Eiinahesh n ard Der hushand. They
san late this aferncan On ne llner
Go&hie for the Panama canal ana
Ne rest Il TIER rossnd-ghe.w oFid
lenr.
Gov. Sir Hugh fona headed ths
iaam eppoaing ~ Dukes four al
40. Phlllp's tie gnAl International
Aandieap. eauixa.sni t0 ahous
mven n local ratings, was en-.
cesded oniy ~ tAst q gamalea's
sest player. Leslie Naiz. q LEGAL
siGhi 9oaler
TIE royal coupls . final program
also tneluded = wan 10 fhe Unl.
(continued On Pass ssvenl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Hershey Opposes
Raise I'm Draft
Mental Standard

WASHINGTON mai Gen
Lewis B Hershey said today be ls
opposed 10 ans raise IN TIE msussl
requirements for draftees. nosing
that for 10 OF u wears h. aas
eOnisndcd the passing Level Is TOO
high.
TN sure traiaing tine l. a
consideration e fhe Armed Forces
IN Their reported Endy 81 . plan
% raise TIE menfal standards. =
the director a Seleetixe Services
told q reporter.
For the Armed Forces % ssy
they VII neyer 1se rten who can.
not pass q menfal cxaminaton Is
undemoeratie To ssy they wM not
use them untn &c ara n q wsr IL
illogical.
"foa Do DOT have 90 much time
% trsin sach nen- and ne are
al agreed & taxes mere tine %
train ssch mtN-in tine Il war a.
In peace.@
Hershey sid ne ouslook Ia ths
future Is that jasi sboui ever
qualified yuuth al lave b serve.
Hershey was commeEtinE On re-.
ports that TIE Pen.zEon is eonsider.
inz . propoSal SOC EeFeasing TIE
menial Saandar1a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Army Sergeant
.COnfesses Murder.
Tokyo Reports

TOKYO. SATURDAY "a married
Us sergeant has confessed he
killed Snsan Roihsehild. pretty .
year-eld daughter e . eoionel.. Ne
AFmy announced today.
- Army announeement ideusi.
tied him a. Mamsr 81. Maurice
L. Schick. -. che lived win his
vie and TIE aooplsd japanese
daughters n ths sane sprsuling
u Army houslng area a. his
victim.
Sehiek bruks down last nlxht
after proloased quesfionina and
admilied 4 yes ne who stranded
ths girl and left Asr body Il :
drainage dlich n tks Saeamlhara
houaing AREA - mlles south az
fokyo. the Army aaA
while TIE ehlld had noe heen
RAPID. Army lnveSsigaiors have
sad this appeared b Be ghe motive
eeAind tha brutal attack and her
siiaeksr nag lave besa friskisnsd
away.
sehiek b fAe ehief ward masssr
tcsntinnsd CO Paes sevsnI
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Why | Gave
To The Community Chest

PFssssslsnsi msa lsrss sxssna. Sssns Part 10
aks s csmmuny Chest drive TIE chnsas lnqyir.
- nspsr1sF issrnsa aedsY.
Dr. Herman X Moore said
TIE ssasFs q lndisdvsl ssuarbvss N prspsrfsn 10
he hnaeeis neems snd wsrA 10 little she 81 civic calamity.
ssnas assvs 81 Esisns ssnsrssss u ssssn
sasns paFspsiins ne Crest drive whe isnssss he
civic ebissslsn 10 nst Q seod sflEsn"
Al The Florida Keys Aqueduet commssi0n oce where ne Of
fee force rssponded leo cent Mrs camus
Street. voiced the sentiments Of her eoworke when she said
~whY 60 ssmaElbuss 10 shs ssmmynsv shssfs .
th shesd Ths easv lrs
ssmswAsss sns nsw u sshss trsssA
aloas.~
ne Rev. waiter Mesan pastor Of TIE Trinity Presbyterian
ChuFeh (eolorsdl said:
TIE 81 shsseh rslssd tiSn That 10 mUsh
80 esndssahs ihsss whs hsasss sse
ne rsa pisss passs u wershp city esvs pre-
reel sEsm Ne Hsssss 81 pssn ne Crest receive
eeAs
Asuher reaction from Nsyy snsied received when
Chef George n. Perm, UsN. said:
= ssnpsssFlY ssssionsd ~ . . ps 81 s ssu
msar lsns 90 En- hss eel thss eed Ger
ss<A srssnnssas Tray hsp these hslp sssves.
s As1 train sSr vesssss ard hsV prsvas ssssass %
amss n Asss N nsed."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
OfC. Will
Honor Keys
Festival Queer,
Dorslhy Alkary,
Former key West
Girl. Il Named
To Reign ~ Fese

ne oussn q ths uppsr Keys
line Festival and Der sitendanis
I'll b honersd gusss h ksy West
tomorF0w.
Aeeompanled b officials 81 ne
Upper Keys Chamber ct Gem
mwre, ne lime Qusea and Der
court wlli arrive In Key west Al
II Q. n. Saturday b begin . tour
e ne elly tat 81 lnclads . lun.
ehson. . radio appeaFanes. pre-.
n9ntaiion of kaya 20 the city and
. rsesptiaa hy losal ETY. 81 eoun-
y okfieials.
Tha Key weni cAamher u Con.
meree d nponsorins ne event.
a. - lsnshssa. sshsdsisd a
D n. % bssfsl Ls csm<ha.
ehamh@r psssldsma Mar Gre.
ham - prsssn1 sAs slFis wifh
nowsFa 80 cllv Ailsrnsv 4. ".
FeEfsf ~ wlll pseesua evssa
nsrsahg AlbusY wisA . key - 30
alfV. chslfmen "a &c neaTd q
emlnlv csmmisslsnsrs esrsl6
1asn6eTs 80 6silxsF wsissmlns
eemasha. smd o.. eefdsa Ksam
80 asl - msass - ssFsmemlsa.
onesn Dorolhg AlbuFy. . isrmnr
keg Mesier, now resides IN lsla.
mnrada. re ID - and rs several
relatives living h Key west. gean
nyrum. naFbara Kaufman. Jackie
swseiing. ard Carolyn Smith are
ne Qusena atisndanta.
AZ e ne giris resi6s n ne
fiorida Keys ares from JewiinA
craek 10 TIE North Toll Caie. They
I'll make appearances irum tine
- tine daring ths upper Keys
Line Festival sehsdulsd bslwesn
Dec. 8 and a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Laniel Pleads
For Approval
OF Policies
Preach Premier
Doesn't Want A
Government With
Reduced Powers

PARIS R-Prsmssr JosepA Lsn-
iel tod tie Natiunal Assembly 10.
DAY he would stay cm a. Premier
oniy 4 BE ests eleareul appFuval
q Ms Europsan poliey.
Laniel pleaded for the he q his
wobhiy go*ernmena tust eigha days
before . schednled big ThFes ean-
isrenee IN Bermuda snd TIE passl.
hiiisy q . Big Fvur eumlsrsnce
vita Russia.
Il Do 81 wani azosernmeni
wilh rednced poweFs and llmlfed
Kravely II . ahswdown debate On
foreign policy.
TIE eilmax b tAs two-wesk De-
bate III eome probahly sonighs
when the Ashsmhay flnaily Gets
doSn 10 voting - . weakiy-wurded
Eesolusion appresiag European unl.
hention-lneiudAng . Fearmed West
Germany--as part n TIE policy
Laniei wanis % take VITA Nm %
ne Bermuda meeting Dee. lwiih
PFeaideni kissnhows- and Prime
Minister ChuFxhin.
Adding b Ae shrwiis 10 aAa lie
e als alFeaag saaky regime vas
. lasi.mlnu,s ria bstwean Laniel
ane hls forslgn mlnistes, CeorRes
naoslli. &c vas sad 10 have felt
ne Frem2f was ct deiermined
enoagA = puxhiar fos alleui en-
aofsfment Il plans o. create the
tCouilnoed On Pnna Eixhsl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Flying BOxear
Crash Kills 5

PARIS "a q. q Ar Force
CHS Flying Boycar from Donasd-
son base a. CreeLyiile. q C..
crashed near orly field hst oui.
side Paris today. knling al I've
occupants.
The plane had f0an from Crsen.
vie va the AEares co . ferrying
mission en ruuis % she Rhlns. Main
base mar Frankfnrt. Germany. Air
Force officers 81 Oris field sad.
Tie bodies uere recovered
Shari@s favroe. q Raa station
tConiln1ed co Paga SesenD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Vatican Radio
Says Cardinal Is
In Moscow Jail

VATICAN CITY RThe Vatican
rsdis reported today nat cardlaaI
Siefan wysEysnk of P&and has
been transferred In scores 10 q
MoscoV iaa 10 await typical
Communist ina.
The radio. qn0ting lnformstion
from visnna. said the cardinal Is
locked IN . Lubianka prisoa eel
bear mat 81 Lsvrenty p. Beria
ousged ex-chiei of Soviet internal
security.
ne vatiean Cd cot further den.
tify fhe source q the informatioa.
tcontinaed On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Thousands Are
Homeless I'm
Pusan Fire
No Immediate
Death Report
AZ Flames Sweep
Crowded Area

PUSAN. Korea. saturday U :
Flames - feet high Foared out a
control In this iammed seaport 10.
day. driving thousands ii refugees
through the crowded streets a. 4
raEed hundreds Il clustered homes
and shaekx
We last dont know how bad n
Ia" sad one American officer.
mo ere can say now"
There were no immediate re-.
ports q deaths although Il was al.
most certain some residents must
have died II the flames.
The fire endangered American
Installations and some Us. units
and members 81 Neutral Natsons
Truce Inspeetioa teams led thsiF
quarters
winds up 10 20 miles an hour
whipped the FIRE 10 within 30
yards q Pussns main Fallrosd
statioa shortly after midnight.
The IRE burst out first about Q
O'clock last niEht in . shanty town
ARIA called The Hilltop"
Eniire blsseks flashed intt fame
one army officer said some
homes almost exploded IKE
. match nat b III with your
thumhnall."
Anosher officer estimated m the
early hour q the fire that a.
many IS i.0oo 10 z0oo houses ard
shasks nd blurred.
Pusan. q hey pors city On ne
southessi corner Il ne perinsula.
sas TIE wartime capital e South
Korea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Russell Asks
Benson To Add
Cotton Acreage

wTNDER. Ca. R-ssn. Richard
,. Russell lD-Cal tsasy addressed
81 urEsnt sppsal 70 Secretary e
Agriculiurs bensgn % aliow farm
srs 10 plant a miiiion acres e
cott0n nsxt year ed aver ~ge
we're kardskip"
Th.s acreage wouii As q ia per
fContlnued On Pass EighD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Even At 90 Degrees Key
West Is Waynest In Fla.
Miami Shirers
At AZ, LOsCest
NOU. q In
Bureau Record

A9N WeNA W@3 kstM w@&"&-
est spot in Florida this morn
Ing.
That's not news because
Key West always h the
warmest city In Florida IN
che winter.
unwesar. when you laks : lpok
a lhs temperatures h ethsF fion'
"a elalan. h makea key vests low
a % degrees seen almoat hot
Yer lnslkn<e, Tallnhassee ahiEsr.
N . - e. - degrees. Pensseuia
lad e.
Az laak - kAiamL Thsfs
whsrs ghs chsuhsr "a csmmsrss
h ssasfsnliy Ysiilns sbssl -
plaee hslne . wlNlsF plsvnFsuaaa.
rhav Nd . ehlliv ~ 6sgFsas
gAis msFnlns. Thsfs - enl6ssi
49,. - slnea - wsslhsT hursee
nee hsem hseplns lFssk 81 iam.
psrssuEss fhsss. Tat wss ~
Pears ase.
Ths lowest Novemher reeord i
Nor west ID 81 degrees. 80 IN 10.
speakimg of low tsmperaiuFsa,
Inlsrnallenal Pals. Mia, bad :
lpw Il - Last nlahi.
vssaagday'a klsh here was u
6sufsss Frurn shsss &c asmpsT.
slurs 6Eopped - - a IL .. q.
iedsy. rhsl uaskss - sssFsss
a O. aaursaa. o. siM 6amBsas 30.
lew meFmnl lsr llln llma a vser.
rs oulieek ~ - easnsn6 h
$50. - wsnlAsr hsFses esd.
psls - mad wliA lea u $50
r. AasaslslSd prsm - -
- 80 ahoul woHiher h mlnnai'
Aal dsKree raadlnR was rspated
n ne wesiern auAAsrhs ed lhafs
were several unsihelal rsadlags
N ~ 90 and middle &C. durin9
lhn nlnhl
tinrshpriy winds frem q hish
pressurs area ever the soulheasl.
err oull II Maxico hFoaGhi tha
eoni apea 10 the Florlda peninsnla
d tine ior Thaaksgivlng.
A number e heallng flrmz
epened 70 on lha holiday 10 &C.
eammedats q FuaA 81 ehiliy ~
nminna SEEKING heaters. Lines
fsrmed Il flIllns slations 70 60
fnni ell
LsomsFd Pardns. puhlie ssrvies
meienralogisl a TIE weather ~.
reau. predicted ; Eradual warm.
~ - today. hewevgf.
Kisewhare In lhe state tempera.
tures wefe even loNef TaRahassee
reporled ~. cFnsa CITY -. Day.
iona Beach N. Cawialon a., Voro
Beach q. Pert Myers "a. Tampa
"a. Pensacola a.. West Palm neaek
q ed key West co.
Pardma said there might have
besn . be Il Ilght iFoA m iow
areas n northern seciians hul
here was ~ lndieatioa Il any
efup damage a. pet
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Basic Change
In Red View
Discounted
British Foreign
Office Cautions
Aenins, werld
Expecting Teo Much

LONDON R-The Brinsh For.
eign Office eautiamea today tat
husnia's wlllingnasI b tan tklngs
ever witA ths West dsses nas nsees-
aaraly mean . basic ehamae IN the
Soviet attitnds 10 world prohlems.
a foreign offics spakssman said
Soviet neta sKpreasang sueA I'll.
lngneas empAasiEed also tha Ras.
aiAns wonld press 81 Big Four
tabs ior . wider eonfarenen b
Include Communist China.
TIE Russians. she apoknsman
saded. gave 10 indseatinn Wat
levei hey souHht fsE any I've.
power meeting.
Tha British Spokesman said Ne
wasn't ready 10 eummemf airseslv
CO he Soviet ngis lizelf unfll Len.
don consulted with washlngisn and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

In any ease. ne Russian note
uas under intensive study today
b. Secretary q state Dulles and
rs principal paiixy advisers %
aftsrmina whsths - rs Z sefloun
step tsuard essinf surid tensions
|or q clever stab a ne unlfy Il
ne west
Avahahle informatlun Ia wash-
ingion and Paris was nat TIE nots
lad down - preeundlilona Or Q
BIC Four nesting suf save clear
esidenca a Russla's eonfinuing
preoecupatioa wish re status a
Ned Gina: nat 4 proposed q
meeting withpui previous eonHal-
latioa On agenda. suggested Berlin
- ne mesting place and left ne
date 0pen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

Western dlplomais II Londaa 70.
eardsd ne Soviet aecepsanee e
En- inviiatioa 10 81 For tabs a.
. earsfnlly tined propaganda
move aimed q underminlns the
FFsneh gevsFnmeua rsthar than q
eAanGe In Krsmlin atsliada.
TIE Western powers gave indi.
cations hey wonld eoms baek wifh
a. answer right sway. Tha Briiish
FoEelGn Once spokenman sad:
TIE nnts h beiEg stndied here
an1 wlL - ~ sabi<et Il eonsul.
tatlNps between ths British
FFeMA and American govern
msnla. and we hope q reply yin
bs dlspstehsd witAous undns dslay
II and When sueh q conferences
doas assambls we shall esFsainly
% Cur besi b make positive pro-
grsss e tAs farmtaskls and en-.
eali pruhsms w1iEA I'll havs n
- MAAE&4a&8s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

Bot there wnB immediate epecu-
ia.ion here. n Ne British press
and elsewhere Abroad thal tke Rus.
Sans might really be trying %
maneuSer the dgsniaL a French
Premier Laniel's nostrnmeni and
cripple the Wesiern Blg Thrse con.
ference opening IN Bermuda q
week from today.
Tie timing q the Russian an
nouncemeni. and TIE tang 4 didn1
say, led THIS speculation.
Lsniei fights for kis Tovern-
NESTS life today durIng debate IN
the Preach Pariiament On support
II the proposed European Defense
Community Treaty. kussia Il bii.
terry hostile % this pact. under
which half q ml.llan Germans
wouid BE- PIT In anifnrms ~ part
Il q wesiena Esropean army.
Laniei. No supports Edo, uin
b Frances repressntsuvs 81 TIE
Bermuda meeting with PFexidenf
Eisenhower ard Britlfh Prime Ma
isier Churekill-d Laird Il stll n
office. n he loses the vote e euri.
dence expected late today, rs aov-
eminent must resign IN surh q
ease. FrsEee presumably void be
repressnted a. Bermuda ~ Q
spokesman Cor . enretaker govern-
meat vita little poWer % maks
binding decisions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

A digest q the n1ie Russia sent
last nixhi % he United States.
Britain snd Franes hecame ayan-
abe IN PARIS. n indicaied nat 4
. big Fear meeting a foreixn
ministers wers ksld. ne Soyisis
would Immediately press Cor q
broader. follow-up meeting lnclud.
nc Communist Chinz
Informed observers here said ne
result might BE- tat Instead q
iarther postpoalng four.pouer
meeting b. disaztchiug repeated
notes On ne Chinese qaestioa. ne
Russians eoncsivahly night allow
the meeting O. assemble. ard thea
stab discustion Il Eafupean prob
lens wkils TIE Chsness issas uas
uorked ever aaain.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27
Soviet May Press For Follow Up Of
BIG Four Meet To Include Red China
Note Offering
To Talk With
Western POIrers
Is Under Study

WASHINGTON R-Rassla haa
afiered "a meet with the Western
pa Three b discuss critical ~.
ropean problems. abandoaing iis
carrier insistencR that Red Cana
FIRST be accepted by the West In
II cOuncils Il sFeag F0~eIA
But officials here said today Il
was by no means certain nat ne
Red Chlna issue wo1ia not stil
bloch auy prufiisbls diseussions
between East and west
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

The FrsazA Eefegn ofllrs, a
- eommeniary. e. lhe Ruaslnn
mnas was ensemainiiv euneernaa
vita 0eFman rearmamnma I'D
e nat & appears 1T ihn Soviet
posiiinn has 30 changed. n ssll
epposed Cermmm rearmamnna.
uhleh ne gDvernmeni of Franes
iesls b neeeasaFy b TIE security
q Western Kruope."
TIE statsmsnt said ihas ne note
makes No referenes 10 westarn
demands for free cerman-wids
elseiions before exlahlisAmens a
any pr0visAomal alderman nov.
eminent.
France feels this q fanda.
menial ASA and Il agreement IA
reached n migha be possible 10
reach q settlement ca ether issues
between ths East ard west con
eerning csFmany." lhs statement
added.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-27

Paremfs e two 0ranee youGhs
MARRIED 10 daughters Il Betty and
Ten sad Il vas al riEkt wiiA
them. nay are Mr.. ard Mrs. B. Z.
hurton, psrenit u Cpl william
Burton. married 10 Betty Ana. n.
ard IN TIE Air Foree II Korea,
and NJ. snd Mrs.. lanes Z. Her.
ring. parenss a cpl Villas Her.
tccntinned On PAGE Eisho
Evening star., 1953-03-05

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