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Evening star., 1953-11-01

ee the New York Ritter presentation
including our own
Observation-Disclosures collection
modelled informally, | 100 to 500
Monday, November z
meet Mr. Larry Kaye,
Vice President Of Ritter Brothers
Fur Salon, Third Floor
These are the furs that lead fashion.
rare green eye topoze mink, ranch mink
and embo luteto eunmeto and other
mink oristocrots. Persion broodto lamb
and newest blonde dyed nutrio
All fur products labeled to show countrv Of
origin of imported furs
The elegant trotteur pictured, great lakes
natural ranch mink, 2,695OO
The masterpiece cope, natural wild mink
100000
Add 2O36 Federal tax
WGL-Fur Salon. 3rd Floor
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
Sc. P0ul To Hold
cags InViFGFionGl
Next December

intercollegiate basketball, holi-
day tournament styIe-wiIl move
over into the Saint Paul auditor
ium during the Christmas hoh-
days with eight schools battling
for the first annual Saint Paul In
vitational Collegiate cage crown.
Three Twin Cities colleges, st.
Thomas, Manchester and Augs-
burg, win be hosts. The schools
are working in cooperation with
the Sports and Attractions COM
mittee OF the Saint Paul AssOcia-
ton Of Commerce. The dates are
December 20. 30. 81.
The host schools already have
accepted invitations and five
others, some Of the strongest col
lege cage powers in the midwest,
will be inviated TO complete the
field. II was also learned that
there Is good possibility that Ten
nesee A and I, the champion Ne.
gro cage team may take part in
the tournament.
The tournament win follow the
championship and consolation pat
tern, assuring each school Of play
ing at least two games. There
will be four games on each Of the
first two nights and a third place.
consolation championship and
championship on the final night.
The tournament win place st.
Paul among many other metro
politan and college areas which
hold holiday invitationAls. thus
Frightening a usually dull per
Tod during the sports season.
FeeIers have been extended
nearly a dozen colleges, all well
known basketball powers in the
college field. and several already
have indicated a desire 10 COM
pete In the tournament.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

hquor dlstributors In the Twin
Cities TO over 500 Twin citians
has been answered for the other
hundreds Of persons who want
them.
A new shIpnaent Of the Ira
velguides arrived this week
and are In the process Of dis
tFibutiOn 90 the retail nqaoF
stores which sell Old Charter,
said 10 Be Kentucky's finest
straight bourbon. (adVt.)
The Trayelguide IL q handsome
i0s page booklet with Q list Of the
hotels. motels, restaurants and re-
sorts In each OF the - states and
such countries a. British Canada,
Alaska. Haiti, Cuba, Mexico. Ber-
muda, the West Indies, Hawaii
and the PHILIPPINES. 1t even lists
the cost of Accommodations and the
price Of a fishing license.
II lists the names Of the prin-
cipal organizations to which one
may refer in event Of problems.
Points Of special interest. the pre-
sence or absence Of civil rights
laws are all given for the various
states.
Twin CitiAns are presented
these valuable booklets through
the cooperation Of the Spokesman
and Recorder public service de-
partment. Old Charter and Ebtn
Bros.
Copies may be had for the ask
ing from any OF the advertisers in
this paper listed below.
Cooks Liquor store, ESQ Cedar
Ave.
DOyles Liquor Store, S2S Ply
mouth Ave. No.
LAbrio's Liquor. sra Plymouth No.
Lake Street Liquor. Mic. q Lake
Macs Liquor. lI0 Washington
Ave. So.
Ted Markers. sol Plymouth Ave.
No.
Purity Drug. 100 \. Washington
SafrO Liquor. ESQ Third Ave. 3.
state Liquor StOre, Srd q Mar
quette.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

BIZ Bruton the Milwaukee Braves Csnsredsr when
"Bruton his shoulder
stay they good enough
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

This Is the newspaper with the
wantAds!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
SPEEDY

Notice Of sherifra Execution sale
Under and by virtue OF an Execu-
ton issued out OF and under the
seal Of the District Court OF the
state of Minnesota. In and for the
Fourth Judicial District and County
Of Hennepin on the 9Th day OF June
In the year 1858 upon a Judgment
rendered and dOcketed in said Court
aud County In an action therein,
wherein s. II. Rosen, Substitute
plaintiff for Marshal Concrete Pro-
ducts. Inc, Corporation was
plaintiff. and Manuel T. Besner. d.
IA. Besner Construction Company
was defendant. in favor Of said
plaintiff and against said defendant
for the sum Of Ten Thousand Eight
HUNDRED Seventy Nine and Go-lOO
Dollars. as appears by the Judgment
roll filed in the office OF the Clerk
81 said District for said County Of
Hennepln, and
WHEREAS, said Judgment was
docketed in the District Court Of
June In the year 1853 at ? 20 o'clock
" on said day and the sum Of
Ten Thousand Eight Hundred Sew
enty nine and aO-1OO Dollars ls now
actually due thereon with interest
on lO,s7020 Dollars from the 5th
day OF June A u. 1858 and up to
and including the date OF sale, also
for cents increased cost and for all
my fees, costs and disbursements OF
levy and sale, which said Execution
has TO me as sheriff Of said Henne-
pin County been duly directed and
delivered, ! have levied upon and
VIII sell at public auction to the
highest cash bidder In the lobby Of
the Sheriffs main office In the Dis
tTtct Court House In the CITY OF
Minneapolis, In said County OF Hen
nepln, on Wednesday the 18Th day
~ A AZ q
forenoon OF that day. all the right
title and interest that the above
named judgment debtor had In and
to the real estate hereinafter de-
sCribed on the tn day Of June 1851
that being the date Of rendition Of
sAld Judgment or any interest there
In which said Judgment debtor Man
uel T.. Besner. u BA Besner Con-
struCtion Company have since that
day acquired the description Of the
property being as follows, to-wit.
Lot :, Block 5. Byrnes Addition
Those parts Of lots - and Is AUDI.
tors subdivision No. 20, Hsnnepip
county Minnesota, described as fol-
lows That part OF lot - lying East
% Morgan Avenue and between
western Avenue now known a.
Glenwood Avenue on the North and
me nrst public alley on the south
and that part Of lot II lying be-
tween said Western Avenue. nov
known a. GlenWoOd Avenue, on the
North and first public alley on the
south according TO the plat thereog
on file and Of record IN the office
ot The Register Of Deeds In and for
SAID Henneptn County. Minnesota
Dated Minneapolis. MINI. June
18th, 1854
ED RYAN
sheriff HsnnePin County. MINI
~ Herman Frtsck. Deputy Sheriff
Joe a. walters ilea Mstrop. BLDG.
Attorney for Judgment CredItoT
IL sTgs
Published spokesman. June 10
and July - inrlusivsJ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

they Mum this statement
Robin Roberts struck Bruon out three called strikes Well Num-
got for On given day the greatest htters the
win down the Don't Judge ball
days you don't think It's a problem try
time against pitchers like Roberts
old baseball lowering
ella he made the OF LIFE Magazine lie scarcely
magazine it's q tnx.
Ted BeS Friday June H. In the Midway Open soft
ball league 90 smmy scrOgES and Lou White the winning
battery,
Lincoln Yrs All American hAlfback and Dwight
Lincoln returned
Calling An Boys Play pm Monday. June at
the Hollow Playground st. Paul baseball program
All boys 10 invited
and participate.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
e:''''5' Sports
By JIMMY ORIFTTN

Charles Deacon Jones st. Paul born and reared really II
Local the athletic front Charles
10 old 40 Lbs has phenomenal record at Boys
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

Tvspln Wm Meet oIson for MIddIsWsIghs Tile

Last week Randy Turpn of England the British
the worlds mddSweght championship by easily although
reavs oupontng Charles Hnsz Of France 10 round bout
before 60 900 people In London.
A. result Of this victory TuTptn win the
between (Bobo) Paddy Young m
Madison square GaFdea New Ye, uaaispued
pound uta
Olson cutie with fairly good punch He get
In the and he gprngy strong s interesting
watch but he does put q good night
Young aggreaaVe failing brawsr To Il up
enjoy his Style battling very Very fights
he tagged early but he recuperang powers
back TO win lie type VINO hard whip
gives up.
As this TinEsdsF H. however, lust a
uch tbs ball for Paddy BObo PADDY
him miss Bobo'S stamina vii eRAbls YounKs
rallies late In the bout take thu decision.
This will make Olson Turpns foe
bsr Speaking Of Tun he viii
against HumsEudgng by what OF the batf
no 10 whip Olson.
appears that Tupn probably
long stage Inactivity September
the fans must remember that throughout Tpn
In only two fights that have lasted many 10
Both with Ray tsugRF Robinson for championship
the first by surprising thu
Ing In the second bout he kayoed
Tupn should be in much
which finally win bring 10 Robinson
honora
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
MaHIm 70 Challenge Moore

While other divisions seeking young fighters up
the light heavyweight by men, two
Of the Oldest being champion Archie Moore 81 and champion
Joey Maxim a.
going one another In showdown rs
turn match June ~ Ogden 49,
pound title which Moore took Maim
Louis
handIy that Il 10 surprising that
Maxim entering the ring again Josys
Jack Keans has sharp money however Joey
does not mind what punishment coming
considers the loot involved
Maxim knows fighting rarely IL phyao
ally hurt the ring IIs enough whip
abs heat Of the evening Even the referee
heat during the battle
e probably expects same way only
this tame letting have
the necessary TO DEFENSE 90 he IL compaEa-
lively harmless In the ring
AL Moore has To do outpon
and remain the oldest active champion ring today
About BrartOa. 0gvlIun. Other EIuhsors ..
Johnny Baton appears very serious about challenging Kid
oavAn for the wsteHeght championship
Impressive scrap from Danny Bang up
q shot
wobNr recently upset aavan 10
none bout nrRon victory surprise boxing
but has accident Meth
Or no nor the Kid took punishment In this affair
0AVilan took speed hoy last Of
Mlah Italy and easily while getting quite workout
e made thec decIalon however
appears that Luther Rawlings city all
right for himself Fighting down Beach, Fla an
excellent showing holding draw
no ever takes fighting seriously Rawlings top man
You may not have noticed among sports
results or ignored by the dea but lightweight champion
IKE Williams reached bottom In Trenton J.
round This probably career once iuuous
now being spoiled by horrible nights
hops this time that Ike IL poor o quit =.
The International Boxing promote smsy nshts for
wednesday televiHion m did last year
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

FILE No. 7s24s
ORDER ron NEARING OF o.
FINAL ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOR DISTNInJTBON
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HESNEPtN
PROBATE cot RT
Re Estate Of Agnes Victoria SwA-
lin, DsCedent
IT ~ ORDERED that the final
account and petition Tor eNamina-
ton thereof and for distribution,
filed herein. he heard on Monday.
July 18th. 1858, AZ 10 o'clock An
by this Court In the Court House IN
Minneapolis. Minnesota, and that all
persons Interested In this estate
present objections. II any, why said
petition should not be granted
THIS order shall he published In
the Minneapolis Spok esmRn and
copies thereof mailed according to
law
(SEALD
WITNESS. the HON JAMES @
kEHOE, JudEe OF Probate
Court, this iTth day Of June
1888.
Ernest T. TsorrnE
Clerk Of Probate Court
Johnson and tldstad
Attorneys
IaOS Hand Tower
tspok esman, June -. July ! inc }
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
More TraVeIguideS Are Yours
For The Asking At Stores
Advertising In This Paper

Travegude, Trayelguide where get a Travelgudei
This the cry in the Twin Cities during the past three
weeks.
This cry demand for free copy Of the 81 per copy
TaVegude which have been given the expense Of Old
Charter Dsleres Of Louisville Ky Ebin Bros wholesale
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
File No 1875
ORDER FOR MEANING FINAL
ACCoINT AND PETITION

Ftie No. 1888
ORDER FOR HEARING FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION
FOR DgaTRInUTION
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPTN
PROBATE COURT
Re Estate Of Mae Lowry, De-
1T ~ ORDERED that n. final
account and petition for sNAnaina-
ton thereof and for dIstrIbufIon
tlsd herein, be heard On Nnnaay
July ~, 1884. At 10 o'clock A VI by
this Court In the Court House n
Minneapolis. Minnesota. and that
all persons in'srsstea In this estate
present objections. ~ any. WHY saiS
petition should not b grated
Thts order shan be pubttshsd a,
The Minneapolis 2cakesrnar "a
law
CsEATA
WITNESS. the HON JAMES q
KEHOE Judge % Proha,a
Court. this ISth day 81 Juns.
1854
Ernest Y LarrnH
Clerk Of Probate Court
mathew LEVITT
Attorney.
ifss Builders Exchange
'spokssuan. Jaus 10. 20. July Z,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

BEtdeSaaAl1s Laneheaa; Tne
bride elect, Miss Patricia Foster
entertained al q h1chson honorinR
her brides maids On Friday. June
IL She presented Eifts 70 each Of
her attsndAntS Canes were play.
I'd and prisas awarded Quests
present. were Mira Rn@amund Ban
ham, the Misses Murssl Campbell.
Losy Morris, Beverly BaIenKur.
Norma Jsan Johnsoa and Mr..
Hsrbsrt Foster. u.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

yEaT
FOOTBALL All-stAte forward at basketball and state
mite champion at track. His time for the mile In the
state meet 4.31 In the rain. but his best time
Is 427 which Is very fast travelling for high school
junior Due 10 age restriction Charles will be
able 10 participate In sports In his senior year The
Deacon also selected the AIl-Amer4can catho-
lie high school football squad All Of this adds up
quite an achievement for ST. Paurs Charles Jones
think Bill Mum Jr, sports writer for the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19
WILLIAMS REALTY
S1S jones Avenue North
HNIund 9N9@

-FOUR apartments. run price, 90
900. $500 down. 80 days posses
sion.
SIS irving Ave. N.
Duplex, stucco. 5 rooms each
floor, full basement. gas heat. 4
car garage. $500 down.
sos Plymouth Ave. ".
5 room bungalow. fun basement,
gas heat $500 full price. $500
down.
31AA Third Ave. s.
3 bedroom home, gas heat, gar
age. $500 total price. $4,000
down.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

When a woman wears a hat
that wouldn't become q donkey,
you wonder what's on her mind,
II anything exchange.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-06-19

FOUR REASONS TO BUY -!
4O48 Second Ave. S.--Two bed
rooms. $1,000 down.
3848 Third Ave. S.-Four bed
rooms. $1,700 down.
ana Fifth Ave. 3. Two Bed
rooms. Small payment for CT.
5000 Oakland Ave Six bedrooms
heat, $4,000 down.
For apartments or rooms, Call
Hobart 7. Mitchell q Son
90. S500
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10
Santa Claus Will Stay Here
Until Sat. To Help Legion

Since old st. Nick had such a
hard year last year, he must also
have his rest, and he chose Key
West as his short vacation spot be-
fore he starts his world tour again
just is days from now.
The American Legion cornered
him last Saturday and persuaded
him to visit the Legion Photo Booth
downtown to help the needy fami-
lies of Key West have a little
Christmas cheer again this year.
After arranging to take up most
of his time, which was set until
Thursday evening, he kindly con-
scented to remain here until 8 p. m.
Saturday. That means Key West.
erS get to visit and talk with him
and possibly help a needy family
for two more days. He is at the
booth from 2 to 9 p. m. each day.
The chance for the children to
see Santa is something that hap
pens only once year, and it is
also a time when people should
think of the less fortunate people
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10

of the world. Since this is not a
large city, Key Westers must think
of those in their midst.
There are many families in the
city who will not even have a
toy, a bottle of milk of even a
y, a bottle of milk or even a
small chicken for Christmas din
ner. The project to help these peo-
pie was started last year.
Now the Legion urges everyone
to come to sos Duval Street and
bring their children to see Santa
and, if they wish, to have a pic.
ture made of that wonderful ex.
perience. Only a small sum is
charged for a picture Of the child
with Santa, and the proceeds 20
for a worthwhile project.
The Legion reminds: Giving Is
better than receiving.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10
Free Flights At
airport viii
Mark Annirersar,

December II Is the 5Oth ami
versary of the first powered flight
of Wilbur and Orville Wright.
To mark this event, Faraldo'S
Flying Service, with the coopera-
ton Of the Key West Civil Air Pa
troll will give the public free air
plane rides Sunday, December 20,
at the airport from a. m. to S
.p. m. The GlobeSwift, Stinson and
Piper Cub planes will be used for
the days flights.
The public is cordially invited to
take advantage of this event. This
lis an opportunity for those who
have never flown to find out what
flying is all about.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10
JOBLESS MINER KILLS
(Continued From PAGE Onel

Continued From Page One)
said she was gone only four min
uteS.
Mccain said Holt told him he
did not belong to any church and
during questioning trailed off into
discussions Of God and the devil.
Mccain described him as fan
taStically religious"
Asked if he intended to kill his
wife too, Holt told Mccain:
mo, God did not tell me to-"
Until three months ago, Holt had
worked in nearby coal mine.
For two weeks to Monday of
this week, he had been at the vet.
erans hospital in Aspinwan, Pa,
where authorities said he was
treated for investigation of a
chronic heart disease"
A hospital spokesman said there
was no suspicion of mental illness
during his stay there, and that
their records on the World War II
Air Force veteran Showed no
history of any psychiatric treat
ment."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10
FOUR PERSONS WILL
CONTINUED from Rage One

NNOnunueu from rage Onel
Caraballo, who figured in the mat
ter, according TO Miss Baxter and
Officer Bill Glib, who said that
he was told by Miss Baxter of the
payOff demand.
The questioning will be conduct.
ed behind closed doors.
Attorney Bob Youmans suggest.
ed that Ramirez be called before
the panel. ''He has been the butt Of
all sorts of accusations - and he
ought to be given chance to clear
his name," Youmans commented
The group was given copies Of
an affidavit signed by Miss Baxter
on November q, the day in which
she made her accusation in city
court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10
COunterfeiters Nabbed

MEXICO CITY R-Mexican po-
lice say they have arrested a
Colombian and two Costa Ricans
who have been trying to boom
counterfeiting as a home industry.
The police said the three men
were part of an international ring
.of racketeers operating for the
past five years in South America,
the United States and Mexico.
Among their rackets, officials
said, was the sale of a magic
machine supposed to turn out
counterfeit Mexican money.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10
aid Is Asked

M0STRoSE. Calf. IA service
club here has suggested that i6
other towns named MontroSe join
in a campaign to rehabllitate vie.
tins Of the tornado which struck
MontrOSe. Ark, last weekend.
Peter Paola, chairman Of the
lverdugo Hills Sertoma Club. said
kilograms were sent 10 the mayors
Of MontroSe in Alabama, Colorado
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10
Teenagers Held In Murder Case

Pariano on the head with a crow.
bar after his two companions had
lured him into the coal yard.
0'Leary said Naminski and Ron
aid Paruszkiewicz, IS, and Law
renee Kennedy, II, told him Pari
ano had bullied them and hat
threatened to kill Naminski'.
mother. They told 0'Leary they
decided TO "'beat up Pariano t
teach him a lesson. All we're helC
without charge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10

CHICAGO R-Three teen-agers
we're held by juvenile authorities
today after police said they admit
ted they participated Monday night
In the killing and burying of a
youth described as a neighborhoOd
bully.
The body Of Leonard Pariano,
20, was found in a shallow grave
Tuesday near a South Side coal
yard. 1t. John o'Leary said Rob
ert Naminski, IS, admitted hitting
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10

Georgia. Illinois. Iowa. KapsAa
Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota,
Mississippi. Nebraska New York.
Pennsylvania. South Dakota and
West Virginia.
The messages urged drives b
collect food. clothing and money.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10
New Education
Bldg. Has Many
Fine Features
Public l. Invited
To Inspect School
Administration
Building Friday

| Building Friday
! The new school admins.
tration building will formal.
Ily be opened tomorrow even
ing with an open house. The
hours are 7 to 8 p. m. and the
public is invited.
/ Personnel Of the board Of educa-
ton and the Monroe County PTA
Council are sponsoring the open
house. The building is in Jackson
Square and fronts on Fleming
Street.
The modern. two-stoFY. aiF-eon-
ditioned structure houses II Of.
fees plus various work rooms
and firsproof vault for records.
On the second floor, the PTA
meeting room and the board room
adj0in each other. The two rooms
are separated by a sliding parti-
ton that can be pushed back to
convert the two rooms into one
large chamber.
Other rooms include a textbook
room and a large storreoom. An.
other room houses duplicating
machinery.
Besides the board room and
PTA room on fhe SECOND floor,
there is a suite for nurses,
credit union office, . school lunch
office. an attendance office, and
an offiee for the art supervisor.
The $95,0O0 CHS and steel build,
ing has terraZzo floors and acous
tic ceilings throughout. The wall:
of every room are lined with built
in, adjustable book shelves.
A curving driveway leads from
Fleming st. TO a portico at the
entrance. Big glass doors lead to
a spacious reception hall. Opening
off the reception hall is an office
for switchboard operator and re-
ceptioniSt.
The NJ. E. Bennett Construction
Co. was the builder. William Mer
RAM, of Coral Gables, was the
architect.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10

The three largest auto makers In
the United States turned out 81 per-
cent Of all passengers cars and 80
per cen; Of all trucks manufactnr.
ed in the county.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10

First painted rooftop and high.
way markers for air travel were
set up between indianapolis, Ind.
and Dayton, Ohio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-10

Puerto Rico is the only land I'm.
der the U. S. flag on which Co
lumbuS set foot.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
Il Rescued Off
Grounded Ship

TOKYO RA u. S. Navy iroep
transport today rescued 81 crew.
men from the British motOrship
Lady WoImer, which ran aground
near Cheju Island off the southern
tip of Korea, Navy headquarters
announced
The Wolmer. d frequent trader
with Communist China, called for
help after running aground only
50 yards OFF Cheju and the Navy
transport Henrico steamed to her
assistance.
The q S landing ship Whet-
stone stood by during the rescue
operation, the Navy said,
Navy officials said the Wolmer
Is Id no danger oil breaking up I'M
less storm hits. and Capt. w. Il.
Jones sent IS crewmen back
aboard to await 4 possible sal.
wage attempt. The men we're given
life RATS to make Inc beach II the
ships starts ID break up.
Seventeen other crewn1en VIII Re.
main aboard the Henrico.
The vessel was carrying general
cargo. mostly beverages from
Kobe to PlIsan and Inch0n, Korea.
1 3 3s T. i