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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-08
HAL
BOYLE
SAYS

HoMETWN, U.S.A. R-TrelIis
Mae PEBBLE was preparing a lee
ture for her club - the Minerva
Gin Rummy and Current Events
Society.
At their monthly session these
literary ladies usually devoted Is
minutes to lecture-and three
hours to card playing.
Wilbur, I'm stuck for ideas, -
appealed Trellis Mae. Won't you
help me?"
what is the topic of your talk?''
asked her husband.
''Why men don't live as. long as
women"
What reasons have you put down
so far?"
Il can think of only one" said
TrelliS Mae. Biological inferiority
men just don't have the strength
in the stretch, poor lambs
A red flush of anger mantled
Wilbur'S ears.
well, I'll tell you something
that's killing off men before their
time gallantry," he said. "Put
down gallantry."
whats that?"
"Gallantry is chivalry," said vii
bur, nettled. Surely you've heard
of chivalry."
81 remember the term" replied
Trellis Mae, ''but / seem to forget
what it means"
The battle was on. Wilbur put
down his newspaper and said:
"Chivalry is all the useless things
a man does for woman, things
that are totally unnecessary or
that she ought to do for herself. !"
"Such as-?" murmured Trellis
Mae, her teeth showing.
Such as opening doors for wom-
en-, tipping your hat to them, pick
ing up gloves they drop, jumping
up when they come into the room,
lighting their cigarettes, and"
sThe last time you remembered
to light my cigarette was in 1949,
she shot back at him.
"A man is like any other ma
chine" continued Wilbur. Every
bit of energy he puts out brings
him closer to the time he'll break
down.
Say a boy starts praeticing chiv-
airy at Is. Well, no wonder he
drops dead at IS. In so years he
has worn himself out opening may.
be 100000 doors for women. tip
ping his hat 100000 times, lighting
10000 cigarettes for them, and
picking up 5, things they have
dropped - and maybe running to
catch $4,000 taxis for 'em."
''Rhat is the silliest, most I'M
fair" began Treliis Mae.
And take girdles," Wilbur said.
sHow many tired husbands year
do you suppose die of heart at.
tacks brought on by trying to help
an overweight wife get into her
girdle? There must be hundreds. :.
thousands"
MAY | say just one thing to
your said Trellis Mae.
"You may"
Trellis Mae opened her mouth.
Three hours later when the sleep
less neighbors in the apartment
below pounding on the radiator for
quiet she still hadn't finished her
first sentence.
II give up, dear" mumbIed VIII
bur, exhausted. Cant you take
a little joker
Il can-bat ] don't have 10 nut
up with this nonsense. said Trellis
Mae. admit it. Women outlive
men because they are bi0IogBaEly
superior " 3
Poor Wilbur made a final blum
der.
Either that" he said, eor be.
cause it's the only way women can
be sure to get in the last word .
The neighhors had 10 clank on
the radiator until dawn for peace.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03
Citrus Industry
To Scan Its AID
Program Today

LAKELAND R-Florida's citrus
industry takes its advertising pro-
gram apart, piece by piece, this
afternoon to try to decide how to
get the most for its money.
Eight men from the j. Walter
Thompson Co., New York adver-
Using agency, headed by Don
Francisco, vice president in charge
of the Florida Citrus Commission
account, were on hand to answer
questions.
The inspection Of the advertising
program comes at a meeting OF
the citrus commission, which col
lects a state tax on each box OF
fruit shipped and uses much OF
the money for advertising.
One of the things to be taken
up is the commissions plan to use
tax increase of 2 cents box on
grapefruit bringing it to 6 cents
for a $500, 900 television campaign
featuring Miss America, a Lake
land girl, Neva Jane Langley. The
increase has been voted by the
Legislature and is up to the gov
ernor.
Other differences to be con-
sidered are between advertising
by commodity or by brand; wheth-
er to group all citrus in one ad
or make them separate for or.
angeS, grapefruit and tangerineS;
how to group advertising of fresh,
canned and concentrated citrus.
Three new members of the COM
mission-appointed by Gov. Nc
Carty-take their seats today. They
are Thomas B. Swami, Winter
Haven; John A. Snively Jr., Win.
ter Haven, and HerSchel Sorrells,
Arcadia.
Swami was a member previously
from the time the commission was
created in 1895 to 1914. Snively
served two terms beginning in 1916.
This is Sorrells' first appointment.
McCarty has reappointed for two
year terms L. Frank Roper, Winter
Garden; Key Scales Jr., Weirs.
dale; o. c. Minton, Fl. Pierce,
and Robert Wooten, Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03
COnquerors Of Mt.
Everest Return

KATMANDU, Nepal R-The in.
trepid British-led mountain climb.
ers who scaled the worlds talIest
mountain for the first time last
week were reported today on their
way down the perilous slopes of
towering Mt. Everest.
1t probably win be several weeks
before they reach civilization to
tell the full story of their triumph.
AS the world cheered the news
that two Of the 15-man team had
planted Britain's Union Jack (and
presumably Nepal's flag, also) on
the icy summit as a coronation
gift to Queen Elizabeth II, the
climbers huddled below the peak
and celebrated the monarch's
GROWING yesterday with a toast
to her. The nature Of the beverage
was not known here.
Word that the team led BY Col.
John Hunt had succeeded in the
supreme test Of mountaineering
was brought by native runners.
speeding in relays from Everest's
deSolate heights.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03

At 5:1s p. m, Eastern Standard
Time, De Bona landed at Logan
Airport. At Sis p. m, the films
started on the Canadian teleeast
being carried by abe and NBC.
while CHS was rushing its films
to = protector. At s:24 p. m, CHS
started its films.
Reaver landed at s.s7 p. m. at
Logan. II minutes behind De Bona,
carrying MICS films. That net.
work. though, had already carried
the Montreal teleeast.
These early show.nEs we're from
film recordings # the live fele-
casts by the British Broadcasting
Corporation and we're not Of as
good quality as some az the film
shown in evening summaries BIZ
both NBC and Chs.
Both networks few additional
tim across tie Atlantic. including
considerable regular mufion PIC
tRre film, ia chartered commerrsa Al
asrliners arriving later in the DAY.
ter the eyening teseeassS. I've
more Raj C1nherrzx also few
across with mere fin recordings
81 tAe BIC eoysvagv .or both tee
Canadian ard u. $. networks.
ABC passed up lis uwn film ~
view 10 park ~ that a. the cEC.
TIE d. Mont neswoFk decided u
erUp CT al fAe kot eompessun
enSlreAs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03
May Modify Order

WASHINGTON "a - One Of the
critics Of q 1851 order attacked
as extending unduly the authority
Of civilian government agencies to
withhold information from publica.
ton says the Eisenhower admin
istration may modify II.
], Russell Virgins, managing cd.
isor Of the Washington Pest and
chairman Of the Freedom OF In.
formation Committee OF the Amer.
lean Society Of Newspaper Editors,
said last night Atty. Gen. BrownelI
u studying the order and | be-
lieve something Is to come Of IL"
The order. issued by former
President Truman. allowed civilian
agencies 10 use the elasslfications
up 10 ''top secret. which the nil
ilary employed 10 safeguard m.
donal security. The ASNE has
criticized Il on the ground that
could jeopardi1e the fright to
know" about government affairs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK 1.-THE stock mar
ket was generally higher in early
dealings today, but activity slowed
soon after the opening.
Several leading issues opened on
large blocks up fractions, among
them American Telephone, up u
at 1854 on $500 shares, General
Motors, up Is at 60ss on $500
shares, and New York Central, UP
n at 1855 on 1900 shares.
Groups showing mild strength in
Guided the motors, steels, chemi-
Gals. rails and oils. However, small
declines sprinkled the list.
Stocks advancing included Beth
lehem, Republic Steel, Chrysler,
Studebaker, Goodyear, U. S. Rub.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03
Bill Endangering
Ala. Newspapers
Dies In House

MONTGOMERY, Ala. R The
Alabama Legislature has killed a
bill which would have made il
easier to file libel suits against
newspapers in the state.
The House voted 61-26 Yesterday
to postpone the measure indefin.
itely.
1t would have allowed plaintiffs
to file libel suits in their home
counties If the newspaper is cir
culated there. At present, suits can
be filed only in the county of pub.
LEGATION.
Rep. Rankin Fite of Marion
County, sponsor Of the bill, denied
It was aimed at muzzling the
press. He said it applied to radio
stations as well and pointed out
that he is majority stakeholder of
an Alabama station.
IF we libel someone in a neigh.
boring county, feel like we should
have to defend ourselves there. !"
Fite maintained.
However, Rep. Jack Hankins of
Lamar, publisher of the weekly La.
mar Democrat, argued that the
bill would leave small papers prey
to ''harassing' suits that could put
them out of business if ''unscrupu.
lous" people made concerted eff.
fort.
Hankins said small newspapers
could not afford to fight IL a flood
OF libel suits were filed against
them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03
Surviving Siamese Twin Is On
Way To Healthy Normal Life
By ROBERT coLpENsTEIN


CHICAGO R-It's up to Rodney
Aow.
Medical science has nearly finish
Cd the history.making role it playe
IN separating the Brodie twins
and in keeping one OF them alive.
From now on, Rodney Dee Brodie
viii be travelling largely on his own
along the uphill road his parents
pray viii lead to a normal life.
II was the deep hope of such a
Aormal life that prompted his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Royt Brodie,
70 consent last winter to an opera
ton never before successful.
The doctors had a more immedi-
ate problem after the wins, joined
at the head, were separated in a
u hour and 40 minute operation
Dec. II. The first task was to keep
both or one alive.
Twin Roger Lee didn't make it.
He died "a days later without re.
aaining consciousness.
Rodney teetered for two months
Between life and death. Then on
March IL came bis Goth and most
crucial operation. Surgeons succeed
cd in covering his exposed brain
with skin gratis.
The danger Of fatal brain infec-
ton was gone. Ths 20-months-old
boy entered a new phase Of life.
Rodney developed a sort Of left
side paralysis after the operation.
This condition has improved con-
siderably with the aid Of physical
and occupatienal therapy.
He faces still more major sur
gerry In few months when doctors
build q hard skull top Of bone,
plastic or metal TO be inserted
under the skin on his head. This
will have to be replaced as he
grows older and his head becomes
larger.
When the top is in place, Rodney
viii have the physical equipment
for reasonably normal life. He
likes music, crawlS, plays with
toy and jabbers a few words to
doctors, nurses and playmates in
bis war at the Illinois Neuropsychi-
atric Institute.
Doctors describe him as reason
ably bright, good natured and In
fairly good general health. But the
say 1t Is too early to determine
whether he Is completely normal
mentally.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03
Doomed Spies
Won't Tell On
AccOmplices

osSINING, N. Y. R-The at
torney for atom spies Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg, doomed to the
electric chair just Is days from
now, plans to visit them today in
the Sing Sing Prison death house.
The lawyer, Emanuel Bloch, ex-
poets to get details from them
about their latest refusal to seek
mercy by cooperating with the
government.
Bloch said yesterday in New
York that an emissary of U. S.
Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell Of
fered the paid another chance to
confess atomic espionage for Rus
STA.
I'VE both reasserted our inno-
cence and said since we are not
guilty we cannot tell them any
thing about espionage" the Rosen-
bergs told Bloch in a telegram
from the prison here.
1t was learned later that Federal
Director Of Prisons James v. Ben
nett had talked with the Rosen-
bergs. He repeatedly came to Sing
Sing, not to urge the Rosenbergs
to talk, but to make it plain that
the government would lend a will.
ing ear If and when they decided
to do so.
Earlier yesterday the Rosenbergs
lost another last-ditch legal bid for
clemency when the U. S. Court Of
Appeals refused to tighten their
death sentence or stay their exc
cution.
The Justice Department has
made it plain that the Rosenberg's
best bet for clemency is to con-
feSs to atomic spying and to name
the others In the ring.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03
Upper Keys c. Of c.
Viii Hold Meeting
At Toll Gate Inn

The June meeting of the Upper
Keys Chamber of Commerce win
be held on Monday evening, June
8, 8 p. m. at Foil Gate Inn on
Lower Matecumbe.
Several matters of Importance
will be discussed at the business
meeting.
The entertainment committee, G..
A. Ellis chairman, has announced
that a group of Coral Shores School
students viii present program OF
songs, skits, and dances. These
young people are well trained and
talented and members are urged
to bring guests to the meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03
CORONATION IS SHOWN FIRST
OVER CANADIAN TV CHANNELS

NEW Y0RKtR-Tke Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation yester-
day was the first TO show tele-
vision viewers on this continent
films Of the coronation. The Ca.
madam broadcast was fed stimuli
taneouSly into the Abe and NBC
networks.
The Canadian network put its
fun on the air minutes ahead Of
CHS. whose PSI plane beat an
MIC plane 70 the United States
with coronation films.
The much puhlicired air race be.
tween NBc and CHS came TO an
unexpected climax late yesterday
as each sought 10 be first 10 tele-
cast coronation films flown 10
Goose Bay. Labrador. By a British
Canherra jet hmbeT. The bomber
also carried films for CBC.
Both NBC and Chs had crews
and commentators waiting nj Bos.
teas Logan Airport for their films
being relayed from Goose Bar in
converted PSI Mustaag planes
plotted BY Joe &c Eona for Chs
and STANLEY Reavsr Cor NRC.
Late word came thar De Bora
was far in the lead. but also that
"a RcAF Jet already had reached
McnsreAl with he CRc Gins. A
few minutes hegore Re Roaa lard
ed. NRC suideRsy swiscae3 10 the
CSC teleSaSi fran Monfrezl. TIE
ARc network also began plekinx
- The same Canadian teaeeax1.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03

49, United Aircraft. LOckheed, Pa
cific Western Oil, Santa Fe, Penn.
sylvania Railroad. Genreal Elec-
trio, international Paper, and AL.
lied Chemical.
Lower by small fractions were
Consolidated Natural Gas, Union
Carbide, National DiStillers.
Loew's, Sinclair and Cerro de Pas
CO. Monsanto lost one point.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03
MRS. r. MOBILES
IContinued From Pee One

Continued From Page One)
tonight, Mrs. Noble, are a rehaSh.
ing of the old case. The Board
upheld Mrs. Stark as being fit to
teach in the schools of Monroe
County. / move to table the charge
brought against her tonight.
Member Carlyle Roberts second
ed the motion and it was unani-
mously adopted by Duncan, Rob-
erts, Adams and Member Edney
Parker.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03
ELKS OF UPPER

Continued From Page Onel
Earl r. Adams. Exalted Ruler:
Kermit Levin. Leading knight:
Jack Baker. Loyal KEight. Harry
Knight. Lecturing Knight: BIi Neh.
lett. Esquire: Harold Rudd, Chap.
Ian: Fred Edwards Secretary:
Robert George. organiss: and &c.
Orge Sykes, Treasurer.
A special invitatlcn has been ex.
tended al Past Exalted Rulers 10
be present.
p, ]. Ross. Past District Deputy.
VII give the tax 10 TIE candidates.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03
1t Did Happen

NEIBUELL, Germany U - DR..
Boetius Hansen failed to collect his
gold pin for driving So years with
out an accident.
His car collided with a police
vehicle en- route TO the ceremony.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03

The auroch, extinct COW, believ.
ed to be the ancestor of modern
cattle, survived in remote parts of
Poland until the 18th or 18th Cen.
fury.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03

u raw woos il pxsxs2 IEsc . ship
before i is wazsed EhoFo@rhy. 4
may aErsse srozsaaa esHs3g xe ely
rags IL q causss.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03

HAWAII gross Is per cent Of az
sugar prOearsa uncss TIE Unlted
States aag IN an AREA lexa EhAn
sAas & Nsw York Cssy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03
FLORIDA
BRIEFS

SANFORD 1.-TWO haE starved
escaped convicts from DeLand
State Road Camp IS were seized
without trouble this morning by
Sanford police.
They are Ray Kennedy, 22,
Greensboro, NC, and Joseph
Carr, q, Philadelphia, Pa.
They were found walking along
highway beside Lake Monroe
headed toward DeLand. They said
they had not eaten since Saturday
night when they Hed with seven
others.
The capture reduced the number
Of escapes at large to four. Two
surrendered Sunday morning and
smother was captured Monday.
TALLAHASSEE R-The State
Pardon Board viii hold It's first
meeting Of the McCarty administra-
ton next Wednesday, June 10.
here.
The pardon board normally
meets every quarter, but the
March session was called off be-
cause Of Gov. Mccarty's illness.
The governors affirmative vote Is
required for all acts Of clemency
BY the five-man Cabinet board.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03

It is Is believed that at least
three quarters Of the white girl
babies born in the United States
this year viii be alive on their
66 birthdays.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-03

Worth Lutz. ace forward passer
for Duke University, tossed 70
passes last season. Only two were
intercepted.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18

the interest shown in the fourth
presentation of the Games in
dicates that a great future with
exceptional international follow
ing lies ahead. In the 1850 Games,
10 nations competed, evidencing
the growth of three years.
The biggest squad in the 1850
Games was the 324 representing
Israel. Other large size delega.
lions were Great Britain 1907.
South Africa (5l) and the United
States of America (4l). Switzer-
land. Belgium. Denmark. Turkey.
India. Canada. Austria. LibYa.
Brazil and Argentina also sent
big units. Smaller squads came
from Ireland. France. Finland and
Australia.
Another indication of the in
creased public interest in the
games internationally is that this
years U. S. squad will number
SO. The uniforms of the teams
were very colorful and often re-
Elected the customs of their var
ious homelands. For example, the
Indians wore blue turbanS: the
Swiss bedecked themselves all in
white and the Irish were dressed
in traditional bright green. The
South Africans wore orange and
green, the British blue and white
and the Americans blue and gray.
Interest in the games was high
in Israel and the opening cere-
monY was Witnessed by 10000
spectators. There were ten thous.
and more in attendance for the
concluding ceremony and com.
petition. This year. even bigger
throngs are expected at Ramai
Gan Stadium. The Stadium car
seat $4,000.
The 1850 Maccabiah was wor
by Israel, followed by Great
Continued on Page 10y
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18

the international Olympic Games.
The 10 sports on the Maccabiah
program this year are: fencing,
basketball, tennis, boxing, gym
nastics, swimming, rifle, wrestling,
soccer, weight lifting, table tennis,
track and field, volley ball,
cycling, European handball, bowl
ing, rowing, lawn balls and
hockey.
Biggest Games So Far
This years Maccabiah will de-
finitely be the biggest so far and
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18

The big gap between the sec
ond and third Games was brought
on by World War II and the per-
solutions inflicted upon European
Jews in that period. The plan now
is to hold the Games every fourth
year in Tel Aviv, in the year after
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-18
The Fourth International Marcabiah
in Israel Starts This Week
BY Haskell Cohen

SSoopYtlsnt. 1883. Jewish Telegraphe Agency Inc
eber zo2s will bring together athletes from more than
nations In competitions in ls Altogether 1000 athletes will
parpae IN ms years Maccabiah the the Games
launched in Israel 1892 succeeding Games in 1sas
Evening star., 1953-11-15
25 ACRES

SUBURBAN ESTATE
about IA mi. from Chain Bridge.
This property offers real country Nv
ing and is within. So. minutes of
downtown D. c. The low rambling
Cape Cod house is situated on q
and about 10 acres of pasture. Liv,
-rm. 30x20 with big sunken-stone
fireplace and large bay window, din
ing room 16x14, equipped kitchen
and pantry, small paneled den with
fireplace, large screened porch,
floor; 2nd floor. large master bedrm.
with fireplace and BATH. 3 other bed
rms. and 2nd bath. Large stream
winds through the property. There
is a stable for 3 horses. 2-car garage
and concrete swimming pool.
LT1sC sCup'
Evening star., 1953-11-15
BIG THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES SALE-VA. tcont.l

Washington, D. C
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER is, 1858
Evening star., 1953-11-15
SUBURBAN LIVING
In Vienna
OPEN 1-DARK

Our first Offering of brand-new
ramblerS.
SI4. level, 1a-acre lot;
spacious liv. rm. (firepl. and picture
window. LARGE SEP. DIN. RIM,
2 twin" bedrms.. de luxe all tile
baths. huge fully equipped dream"
SI9.950-Beaut. situated on 1A-acre
lot: among lovely trees: lge. liv. rm.
with firepl. sep. 12x12 din. rm.,
huge fully equipped kit; 8 real bed.
rms. and de luxe all-tile bath; full
English bsmt. with f1repl. and COM
plete shower bath.
To inspect both homes-Out Lee hwy.
to Broad ST., (Rt. ~. left on Broad
st to Tyson's Corner (about nil ,
left at Tyson's Corner on Maple
ave. to Beulah I'd. (Esso filling sta
tion) right on Beulah to Creek
Crossing rd., right on Creek Crossing
to property.
FOLLOW THE METZLER ARROWS
METZLER-Va. Office
oQI1 uuyN 6-1ErE
Evening star., 1953-11-15

COLORED-SPECIAL
lmmac.. 2-bedrm.. semidet. home. In
S. Arl., available immed.; recr. rm.,
gas heat. About $1,000 will handle;
full price, S11. 900. Phone Mr..
Martin for details, XII. S-01So.
LICARI, XII. 8-7100
Ia
Evening star., 1953-11-15
HousEs FOR SALIVA.
OPEN 1-DARK
FISH-FISH-FISH

BATH BRICK RAMBLER with at
tached garage, screened porch, patio
and many, many fine extras. Con-
venient to schools and 15 min.
from D. c.