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Beta Sigma Phi
Plans Details
OF Fashion !ShOsr

Beta sigma Phls saluis % the
Coach f0otbaA team. Touchdown
IN Fashi0ns " h ho~ 10 the hnal
stage Of prsparauon.
TIE betweenfAahions shox prem
isss 10 bs unasual a. eel a. one
q tAs most entertaining jet seen
FIRST 81 al wln BE- the danse
team q Cad varella and Deans
Jolly IN . niierbag number re-
hearsed especially for thia khow
Cal las had training undsr Pm
cess Nina and a. present -
studying under Lorralns But.
Ter. Bon Cad and her partner
Dennis are stndents az key West
High sehool and have performed
9th the hlgh school bard bstween
halves ai several halftime xhoWs
Deans hasn't quite decided SHAT
his future plans are Bot Cal H.
very definite about wanting 10 20
10 New YORK immediately after
graduating 10 eonnn1s Der daneing
studies.
Darisns JuFezyhski. daughter 81
Mr.. and Mrs. JosspA JurcEynski.
Who IL In Key West Junior HiEh
School vii DO q ballet Number Co.
the song from Lmelighi Eternal.
~ Yours" Darlene 10 . pupil Of
Princess Nina and has studied bal
LEI since she was five years ed
she. too. Is interested In following
daneing career. SIZE finished q
dansing engagement at the MUM
eipal Auditorium IN Mani last
week.
Don Albin. currently appearing
al the Bamboo Room. wiu be fea-
tured In to songs, "Bamboo" and
Prom Rags % Riches" both done
In costume. While IN the Navy, Don
sang In Europe. lie IL from Ham.
mond. Indiana.
Bob Youmans who h On sttor.
neg. aetory. ard singer. wlll be
eommentator and emcee.
MaE.Ed shop has about sixty
lovely fashions lined up for the
parade and will feature both ori.
Ginals and modsls Of other design.
ers. Dresses Cor all occasions will
be shown ineluding beach-wear.
sport clothes. eocktali dresses and
evening gowns. Donald's Beauty
shop u designing the hair dos and
the Beaeheomber will furnish iew.
eriy for the occasion.
The Coach football squad then.
selves wtll be there 10 starr the
she's and 10 toin In the finale
VIA them wia be The majoreties
uho appear betweea halves az
Coach football games.
Sweetheart 81 Beta Sigma Phi"
wlil be chosen 81 the show.
There will be . card party from
500 30 500. TIE Fashion Show
begins Fl $50. end there vii be
dancing sfter 10 O'Clock for every
one IN the patio Of the Casa Mari
m Hotel 20 the music Of Ida Gel.
rich and her orchestra. A door
prize Of . sunbeam coffee MAKER
win be given AFTER the dancing
starts.
Tickets are available al Donalds.
MaF-Ed shop and from any mem
Der Of Beta sigma PM.
I November 18th 10 the date and
the location q The Casa Marina
Hotel Patio.
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aANAAA&AHE
Sea.
A reception Cor friends. families
and relatives will follow a the
home Of the brides mother.
Miss Cooper has chosen - her
attendant, Miss Pamela Msy Rus.
eel Who will be the bride Of In.
Odden next month.
Both Miss Cooper and Mr.. Ro-
cue attended key West High Sch0ol
and they have . vide circle Of
friends here. Mr. Rogue Is a. pre-
sent serving with the Z. S. Air
Force and Is stationed Al Scott Air
Force Base In Belleville. m.
where be - attending radio school
The young couple will make Their
home there.
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a. THOR fND NUI
" III VISITS HERE

Marv las Fsl. uuIsef of "Sufs
n N0lr ~ aal ste ~ Ifr
CLYDE Lasssru UsN 81 o.
he1 Nest thr urrk she al ~
guest a. a oockial par Saturday.
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the multiple thereof. ard bearing
ga per cent interest. are Tor sale.
foT investment purposes anyone
can purchase sane. irrespective Of
RELIGIOUS afllialion.
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PERGx Nave DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Jaek n. Perez
i32i South ~. announce the hirth
OF a daughter. Zona Mare. We'd.
nesday. November llth al Monr0e
General Hospital.
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PLAYERS 4SKED FOR
RECEIPT BOOKS.

ksv West Players ere asksd
10 bsins IN their rssips hosLs
ssr re msmbssship ssnpsisn
prempsiy 50 re snsnhsrship
cards cen be rnsilsd eft. These
cares wiil be presented 81 Get.
~ Ann's shep where tisksss
wiil bs sivsn - hsiasFs 81 re
asssea ssessFipfieas. Tickets
ere sfiii svsilshis Ger "Ths
Aosa 10 eiVs" slshsysh sgbs.
sFipsien heidsrs wiii receive
siFsi sheiss.
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SANDERS NAVE GOV

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris sanders
ne Emma s.. announced the hirth
Of a son. Morris Sanders. Jr., a.
Monroe General Hospital
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orih Cellus M was born % Mr.
and Mrs Ralph r. Combs Of Ne.
ration al MOnroe General Hospi
tai.
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Betty COOper's Engagement To Local
Man NOlr Serring La USAF Announced

Mrs Virginia Cooper Laird ST. has announced the
msnt Of her daughter Betty, arc Rogue who The grandson
Of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Rogue. lln Dusal ST
The attractive brde0be chosen December date for her
adnR wh all be ehurrh remouy Mays q
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ANNOUNCEMENT CALENDAR

WEDNESDAY,. Nsxsmsss tash
i8oo-oNC Book Rsyisw Groap. TayI-r Officers Club
Io.so-Nayy Wives Club No a. Biz IA [ : Ma Stats,
I28o-Nava Ar Satoa oNc EehoaUs
LA-hSl ouesFs Wives Cluh. A AT p Lester House
i;iS-Monros Couniy PTA Coanel Place O. ~ announced
s0o-Janor Chamber 81 Commerce a. tvAs.-..
soo-Busrsss and Professional womsa = Wsman. CluA
THURSDAY hsssnAss tsA
R-MarAa Frsnks Circle. i Bspts CrsA place 70 b. an.
nouneed
niS-Rotary Club. ~ Paal's Parish Hal
Eg-NNi Officers Wives Cab
ioo-Thrit ShOp. Naval Commlssary "a
1o-Lsdies Auxiliary Ndaroe Ce.er.l Hssptal
Ise-CR Cadets. Key West Hgh Schos
s@-key West Asronomy Cub . SIS Jokrso, {,
eo-NFw Post So saii Of WA Hone
s@-Eks Lodge AZ the clubhouse
eW-Benct Dance by CMI AZ Noes
FRIDAY. Nevsmesr sesh
90 Gym Classes ioF otssrs Wives Has a Seanas, Base
To-fouth For Christ Poneiana Bapusi ChureA
Too-Senne Club. place 10 b. announced
1so-Trangle Club Pythan SISTERS par, "a hs a.r-t
s@-Csyo Hueso Grulio. Redmens IA
s@-Dsde Ledge Ne. IA Scot usA Rite Templs
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Aeres ons time TIE modern ehlld
obsys promptly; When he IL tad
70 tslephone TIE tslsyision repair.
man. bit a. eourks &c eont know
Too much q tat here On the
televisionless Reck.
Resisting tempsstion 10 always
when the stomach 10 fan. TIE tree
picked. 90 90 ne DAY after.
Ard Thea there was the bride
alto. when TIE recipe called Cor
coffee. used q straight from the
SAGA.
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rAsss ere always plssss net
Ves have - return " sssin ED
sssin. We salv he'd tims lsss
~esA snd - iesh % re snsiasss
81 re oia Islsnd TTsdlnu pess.
evi 80 sevldnf hslp hyf asales
re wsndssssi sAsIis. ssrsl snS
arsfsweed shsss. 90 @a Fesvrmsd
fef . better lea.
Ne tognd fhss re Shells ser.
Haors shsa ivss shells. IAsy wsss
seilssfor's lisma. TIE EusHsd
clan shell wss sxagislas and d.
serves . mere Femasfis nsms.
There we're lexsly eessl serma.
ttsns - ell kinda. hlssshsa whla.
80 sNs~ snd pink 90 dswn, ne
sFtfsweod wss N ell esnsifea ED
aFesmsiasff shspss. a syprsss
hnse ! liksd ieeksd lssi llks q
Great bis pink slspAsna Aans.
ever. ssps<ially stir fhs vissrsS
esp 4 wers.
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mas ss1diss re Iihs 81 whisA 4
hsd Hsses dFssmsd. AA0sh zee
essvtssOi ~ 90 - IN tsneAs sna
ssA. ssqvinsd trees. sas~esIls
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Ard nsss Ehsa ! ss1ls Asss d.
series 81 % sss ssF VsarssH
ana vegH BE siss . kasw.
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We cant leave the pu8dlnT N
md ~ 20 b. speak. Is, Cd uan
Dickens turn in rs crave. g. wrw
ceoi them By taking TIE Mods
from the steamer yoa used -
remove the covers immes strly
Lei eool shoui - minutes aus tie.
run a thin knife around tie sass
carefully: invert ard remove mold
Let ths puddings CO..
To keep 90 use. wFzp % ices
he several layers II easssselssa
Moists- @ sneeseciosh 80 k-sr
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DOrcds Society
To Hold
Church Bazaar

Grace Luthcran Dureas Society
Annual Bazaar vii be held this
year IN the Church ca FlaGler Ave.
nue. 81 TentA street. FRIDAY. Nov
ember N. from 4 till sp. m. when
door prizes all be drawn 81 $50.
go. TO and $50. also Saturday
afternoon. November n.
There will be an extensive dis
PLAY q arts. crafts and needle.
woFk Of unique and expensive de-
signs whieh vii be sold al below
cost prices.
A supper menu Wili BE- served
consisting Of bar b-qae beef on
buns. baked beans. cranberry re.
iish. milk. coffee. Ice cream ard
cake. al home cooked from chef
recipes.
The ladies q tie Dorcas society
have always had q most saccess.
fal baEaar. bat this year ihey have
. goal 90 reach. and they have
worked uniirngly and Increasingly
10 make 4 the top event q is
kind. They are workinx With their
fellow psrishioners and friends.
Proceeds wlll 60 toward educa.
tional building fund
The educational building fund
will provide fnr TIE erection a .
tao class ruom buildlnK 90 church
property thls fan Ths project
goes beyond rellgiuss endeavor
4 becomes the accomplishment Of
civic progress Bends IN TIE demo.
minaison u tweniy i've dollars. or
shssp o. shsddY: thsFs whsa
Ves shFs~ % swsY. Nfhai De yos
- wtih . shssp o. sheddy pss.
asnsssl oonsle's ~ouid Isks -
knsw. sns 81 shs ssus sins 81.
scr go re finssi psrnsnsns .
lsssis nensY Ger Boy. en- Eska
wave.
Ons week from tomarrow Is the
big aay Hopt you are nearly
ready lust 80 bark though and re.
lax. HUBBY doesnt have 10 Ees
do~n the cd shootin aru and -
haniins ths turksy. yea dont have
% 80 % ths Woods and TIE b0es
Tor the chestEsis and cranberries
Tie taiers dont hav % BE- dag
and nel1heT a. the tarnlps. Brother
wers hVng
See 8oa On Friday wlih mere
Ash Ceuiury stuff en- hoW % make
ThAnkxUylnE easier. al then take
care and dor { farzei Jsxon. aayt
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lrs sniY sas wssk " rhsnkr
Ulvlnu snd thsi ansans ere yea.
sma Coz sheppins snd sin shep-
pias dsvA ltswsves n Vss'd sss
80 vesy essa ruFhsy N sswn.
srass VsSss ~ ssavFdsY svsm
ovlissream Feed ospartmsms
sesss sn1 ves'u siss go . lssps
psskses - ret sssa EEL ssas.
tlne sn9 . ssn 81 osesa spssy
cFsnessFv ssvss. o. ssvrss go
esa avn ess Q rvrksy trsm cslg.
saTssn = ves srass sfsss thss,
bus 80 ruRkGT AND AL rAg
plxiN'si
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To mold your Pudding, Grease
aad flouf three ons quart molds Or
three one pound cans tcuffee cans
may b used Fm each mold or
ean with three cups batter Larger
or smaller molds can b. used
sSome hke en- large. soue lac
'em small. some lac em IN ths
nod. three stores IAN"
Individual er ore tourth or one
haif ausrt o. pound sizes also ear
he used Grease And noar Mods
vel: on enly thres iuarths hall
II batter. Cover each ned a. san
lightiy. n Mods % ne have re.
galar covers. tis o. to- LAYERS a
alumlnum fug 90 tRo taickrssses
81 waved paper
Then va steam the stuff b. enc
~ ne four methods In axin' 70
90 yeu sbouL
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Now we're bach with ne pad.
dina that must be steamed. and
four dliierent ways 10 Do 4: Place
. Fack h - heltom Of . deep
kfsue, pui the covered padding
mold On the raek and pour In boil.
lne water 10 half the depth of the
mold. Cover the kettle tightly and
brinE The safer 10 Q fall boil. Thea
adjust the heat 10 simmer.
In the oven. use a deep roasting
pan with . eoyeF. Place the Gov.
cred mods On q rack In the bosiom
Of ne roasting pan. Ftll 10 bali tbs
depth a The molds. cover tightly
and steam In Us degree Y.
In the pressure sauscepan, Be
sure 10 check your diFectioa hook
Tor steamed paddings. That's the
easiest sne.
In a electric rooster Arrange
covered ludding mods on the rask
ard lover 10 the bottom II ths
rooster. Pour IN boiling water d
bali the dspth Of the mods. SET
The Temperature eontrul Coz moder.
sisly low and steam the paddiaR
All Of the above except the one
done IN the pressure cooker are a
Be- steamed IN the one pound sine
three hours. the other sizes ne.
eordingly The pressure eookins
method should take about IS min
uses tor preheat and % minute,
actual gteaminM
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esiissrnis. tws'Es ssss \ ssar -
~ shsissl. tsis 10 . weil knswn
asms. snS q eessn'f really snss.
go veFy aVsh whsFs No Iivea,
bssssss N Timhssiss hs'a BE- g.
ialsnaed. ia name ia ~alam ssls.
mas" lapeslsd Ell wish snsll let
iersl snd u h 0 name svnosn.
imeys wish re bird ~ smart
slsshss net sslivhs ~ ismiains
ksari.
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IN ths ssskien wesid 81 Kew west,
snd ne siFis fhsre fssnA sss
sbssa slsH ssismsn isns Assess
Vos 80 Z. Righa ihis mlnyas lhsy
have ssms ~ he vsFy latest
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ths lie csneha btstsl. snd I'm
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llkss - pisY ssssnd wish ssaseas.
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snd sapssisIly IN sIimssss Ilks
ne eas. o. ne siishiiy lees Gee.
slnsstnw eiimsae 81 csiifsrnis.
VITA fhis n mind. Ass-Ed has
dresses ~ Ma mssi ialsmasd Dc.
signs. ons ~ hls srislasl gsAsis
designs N ne srlsinsl sfyls 10 q
eeid snd whise issevp psins dress
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fsesiss sns ssms sa he swn.
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black siiA ne vnvsssl shssidss
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Bsnides being tha Noah IN whlch
ne eve Thanks on . special DAY,
November n esItalnly mouth
frsught with HISTORY. One hundred
lliay three years ago yesterday
marks ~ anniyerkary 81 ths flrsi
tine thag Cur Congreat met In
wsshinsion To-day h TIE birth
aais a ne signing II the Panama
Canai Treaty Ia ipoI and thea
saain IA lpos. his Il Q very cor.
tous fact. tie dates. two years
apart Thinan n remember. d.
TumoFrUw. November isth wah
ths dale nat Lneoln save TIE
CesiynbuFg a6dreas IN ied3. be.
Ileged ~ soms 10 b ne greatest
pisee II llisraiurs slnee the Bible
MIA MS / eoneuF.
November Istk. 1853 o. - o. %
e. any cher little ED November
dala Il . God ooe 10 90 shop
happinu. No. nat 4 10 aoina 10 90
aosn II amy ealsndar. because Z
Il ia. thaFs wouiAnt BE- room Cos
aaythlng else. bseause we 90 shop
Aopplna every day. bit not Cor
these tang.
q 4 =
wham I aasppsa hy re LITTLE
-. - - At aa~mma -
ssrdav | eswlamT liswse go wAe-
skss \ wss hsins dsskse ssi 70
Fspreseaa En- lnes Fslnhew. 90
wAssAss slsv hsd swddsniy ivrn-
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eesmsa ~ - myrlsds 81 lsssiy
euasrsa essssmslsa skirts with
- esv smbsslasfv sn1 shsy ere
hsn4ssms Shirts ssr Ell year
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smArsi4sry. lids - wiAa. sn6 Q
60 81 - lfFsdssesni wssves IN
arsay hsssflisa esisss. ~ sasss
sklrss ere hslmo ed 81 Q very
seseisi go pfise. and y ves've
hssa lsaslnw asr eas. nsw's veSr
eheaea.
n q a
Dlrksns must have been cute
mas wiiA ne tFenfheE bseaase
his sioriss always make plum
puadlngs sound % delielous We
foFthwitA laoked up q recipe Cor
SANE. gave y the I'd shop hoppin'
kltehem tast. this cas- yeaFB ago.
mind you. and now we're 80 SET
~ 81 yoa IN on me secret. IT'S
iong and Involved. hUi Turkey day
h eosning. and the stuff will keep
lndefiniiely, % youn be- plum pud.
ding'd be ell TIE holidays
Mn and sili three fourtha cup
al purpose flower 9th one tea.
spooa salt. three tourths teaspoons
baking soda. enc teaapoon ground
einnamen. one fourth teaspoon
gFound cloves and ons half tea.
spooa ground nutmeg into q bah
lna bowl. SIR IN one and enc half
CUPS chopped seedlsss raisins. oae
and ons bald cups dried eurranis.
one cue chopped eandied fruits and
peela ard three-loa1rth cups chopped
hlanehed almonds. PIT enc hall
cup fine dry bread crumbs in q
bowl. ed one bali cup milk and
ZEE apak Cor Ten minutes. Beat
i've egga and gradually add one
and one third cups firmly packed
brown sugar. sur Ia crumbs and
one cup ground suet. one half cup
apricot nectar and one hall cup
eurrani Jelly brady o. fruit tuice
tDieksns ssyls I perier ths brandyl
STIR In flour fruii mixture Rradu.
ally and mir vel. This recipe
makes four and oas third pounds
ef pudding. and eel tel 200 how
10 fash 4 further On.
q a q
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Ulvlns snd tAsi aasans ere yea.
sn9 Coz sheppine snd sin sAep-
pias dsva. ltswsveF n Yss'a sss
80 vesv eess rvFhsy N sswn.
erasr Vegrs ~ ssavFdsy evssn
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Ths Careless shsp 10 ssyina
''hasrEY chrissanss - yea" even
hsssss Thsnkssivins sns IN .
vesy sps<isl way - while lhsss's
sslil pisnsy 81 time - sad clear
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these hssgflssi fsAsiss erem
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mean pillew-ssp lsasshs % Ell,
shsss ere 70 snd V YES lsns.
pisnsy ZEE Q psir % several psirs
% drspss o. siip ssvsrs.
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'rs~aa thsY'u be thsss. wisAlns
Yss vel. lsskins vel. sas .
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sivsas tesl
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dy or fruit Juice. Store In covered
tins or Jars. keep In a cool place
three 20 four weeks. Moisten wrap.
ping once q week with mere bran.
dy OF fruit juice.
To serve. and that whenever
you're ready: replace pudding N
original mold and steam Cor ons
hour. OF unta piping bot. Unmold
On serving plate and trim with
holly leaves. Serve With Hard
sauce.
For flaming pudding ilke Tny
Tins. have the padding really
hot: Heat , or q tablespoons bran.
d.. Take hot pudding 10 TIE table;
pour or the brandy and light i'm
mediasely. Let fame burn d0~n.
thea alice. serve and eajoy.
Evening star., 1953-10-19
Hirinq the Handicapped

handicapped citizens are increasing In
numbers The Korean war added to the list OF
disabled veterans and accidents of travel and
in various kinds of industry likewise have con-
tributed enlarged quotas of manned people to
the Nations 2.5 million permanently injured
men and women Hence the current campaign
of the Presidents Committee on Employment
of the Physically Handicapped and associated
agencies on the State and municipal levels mas
widened social significance. There is more neeo
for Jobs for crippled Americans than there ever
was in years gone by.
But there also is increased capacity on the
part of the handicapped. Thousands OF disabled
persons have been rehabilitated and re-educated
>under the Federal Office of Vocational Rena-
bilitation and the Veterans Administrator, ana
many of these are better prepared and equipped
for useful labor than they formerly were.
new imponderable has been added to their lives
"a new zeal to succeed Thus it happens that
industry, commerce and business have found
that the average handicapped man or woman
actually is more reliable and efficient than the
average of their supposedly more fortunate
contemporaries Perhaps it is the mysterious
principle of compensation that is responsible.
In any case it is matter of history that the
handicapped are good employment risks. They
are anxious to justify their opportunities beyond
"the ordinary call of duty
How rehabilitation and consequent return
tosprontable labor Justify their coSt, to the ma
Evening star., 1953-10-19
The 'McGH Fence

North Americas defenses against atomic
attack from the air would be greatly strength
ened if Canadian reports of new electronlc
detection development are not exaggerated.
With such a system installed around the
perimeter of our continental radar screen, a
warning of impending attack would be naSneo
to our interceptor stations three or four hours
ahead of arrival of the enemy aircraft Now
the alarm system can give only brief notice OF
the approach of a plane to Canada or the
United States This is because of the limited
horizon of radar the wartime TV-like detector.
special correspondent of The Star in
Ottawa has learned that physicists of McG1n
University at Montreal and of the Canadian
Defense Research Board have been working,
with considerable success on what is called the
"McGill Fence project While details are
withheld for security reasons, 1t was lmpheo
that the fence" if erected as proposed, Woulo
consist of a number of electronlc eyes, op-
Grating, automatically and without human at
tention except for an occasional Inspection.
The relatively inexpensive eyes" can throw an
electronic beam hundreds of miles outward IN
all directions When the beam strikes an ar
craft, a signal is flashed back to radar and
fighters personnel, enabling them to prepare Tor
action in a matter of hours instead OF minutes
It has been said repeatedly at congressional
hearings and elsewhere that to attempt to build
a radar screen that would be completely ettec-
tive against the enemy is impossible, that even
q reasonably effective radar screen would be
economically impracticable and that the best
we can hope to do is detect portion OF an
enemy air fleet approaching this continent
more optimistic view of our chances of detecting
and countering such an assault may result from
the disclosures about the new fence" AT least,
that will be the fervent hope of every one who
has given serious thought to the Vulnerable
position which our defense experts admit this
Nation is in at this critical moment of history.
Evening star., 1953-10-19
The Coin Has Two Sides

member of the Federal grand jury which
indicted Sidney Kellam, Virginia political lead
er, has taken exception to the contention that
the indictment was politically inspired
The grand Juror, Peter Bance, Richmond
businessman, aimed his protest at Thomas B.
Stanley, Democratic candidate for Governor in
next months election. Mr.. Bance, denying that
politics had anything to do with the indictment
of MIR. Kellam on income tax charges, declared:
ut seems to me that the people of Virginia have
right to expect their public officials to make
statements which supportabe by facts"
It is true that Mr.. Stanley has offered no
facts in support of his claim that the indict-
ment was politically motivated 1t may be that
the claim cannot be supported by facts, and to
this extent Mr.. Bance's protest is justified.
There is another side to this coin, however. If
the people of Virginia have right to expect
that their public officials will conf1ne themselves
to statements which are Supportable by facts,
they also have at least as much right to expect
the same thing from their grand juries
The grand jury on which Mr.. Bance served
returned a report-to be distinguished from an
Indictment which, with reference to three
year-old decision not to press charges against
Mr.. Kellam, said: Criminal prosecution SEEM
ingly had been evaded by the payment of
large sum of money" This is the smear tech
nique in its crudeSt form. Not single fact Is
offered in support of the suggestion. 1t is not
even made in the form of a charge-a charge
which an accused person could answer. 1t is a
form of indictment by innuendo-an innuendo
which suggests bribery without naming either
the briber or the bribed. The effect is to smear
without offering a particle of proof-both Mr..
Kellam and those who made the original deci-
sion not to prosecute. The people of Virginia
have right to expect something better from
their grand jurieS.