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Evening star., 1953-02-27
Chang and Soviet Pledges

In repudiating its 30-year treaty of friend
ship and alliance" with the Soviet Union, the
Chinese Nationalist government on Formosa
has voided its signature to pact that stands
out in modern history particularly glaring
example of the Kremlins bad faith in inter-
national relations.
To appreciate the depth of that bad faith,
one needs only to recall some of the solemn
obligations undertaken by the Russians when
they signed this treaty in August of 1945. Thus:
Cd They recognized the Nationalist govern
ment of Chang Ka-shek as the sole legitimate
government of China; (2l they declared that
Manchuria was an inseparable part of that
country; 90 they pledged themselves not to
interfere in internal Chinese affairs; and "a
they unequivocaly promised to extend to
Chang moral support" and military and other
assistance.
But all this added up to nothing but scrap
of paper in the eyes and consciences OF the
men of the Kremlin. Almost as soon as the
treaty was signed, they started to dishonor it
with fragrant violations To begin with they
moved in on Manchuria and staged a monu-
mental Iooting spree Further, with complete
brazenness, they interfered on a massive scale
in the countrys internal affairs They did so
by sparing no effort to help Mao Tze-tung
overthrow Chiang's government and set up
SaLell1Ce communist regime d6 FelPAlS. rAAdlAy,
in kind of climax to their vast duplicity, they
signed with Red China-early in 1864 30
year treaty of friendship and alliance" similar
to the one they had signed with the Nation
alists less than five years earlier.
Accordingly, in repudiating the l945 pact,
the Chinese Nationalists have merely repudiated
what the Russians themselves have long since
rendered null and void with violations mocking
every standard of honorable international con-
duct. These violations have been so clear, so
deliberate and so grave that the United Nations
General Assembly-in a move approved in
February of 1851 by vote of 25 to 9, with "a
abstentions- has gone on record with resolu-
ton condemning the Kremlin for them.
OF course, as in the case of that resolution.
the Soviet dictatorship probably will react
scornfully to the Chang governments act or
Reputation. But the act itself is not simply
an empty or meaningless gesture. Although its
Evening star., 1953-02-27
Letters to The Star

honest men. Unfortunately, some are
not. However, you must never Judge
the many by the few. Turn in any
valuable article you may happen to
find on a streetcar or bus. It shows
that you are growing up into some
body who is needed to keep America
safe and strong-a brave, honest man."
Virgil M. Coleman.
Evening star., 1953-02-27
Message to MichueI

would like to say to Michael
Pokrass, whose letter appeared in The
Star on February 10: I'm spite Of
your tender years you must realize
that all kinds of people make up the
world in which we live. Most Of the
Capital Transit bus drivers are fine,
Evening star., 1953-02-27

military significance may be relatively incon-
sequential, it serves to keep the historical
record straight, and it has the added virtue Of
reminding the world once again Of the true
character of Moscow's pledges.
Evening star., 1953-02-27
By THE HASKIN SERVICE.

@. To what country does the French
term Empire Cheriflen" refer?-T. M.
A. Morocco. country of Northwest
Africa. 1t is nominally an empire,
ruled by Sultan descended from the
prophet. Mohammed. In consequence,
Morocco is called the Sheridan Empire
after the reigning branch of the She
rifian dynasty.
Evening star., 1953-02-27
Questions and Answers

The St.i readers can get the answer TO any
sHestlGn Sta OF iact bZ either writing The Evenlns
Washir~9~ b. e. and incios,ne esS cants NV. ~.
turn postage 9r By telepho1inS SterlfnS 4. .73tsS
Evening star., 1953-02-27

@. What postage stamp is generally
acknowledged to be the worlds larg-
eSt?-S I. r.
A. One Of the largest. If not the
largest, stamps known is the Chinese
Express Letter stamp. which measures
911/16 inches by 2ss inches.
Evening star., 1953-02-27

@. Are there any States besides
Louisiana that have fiat 50 license
fee on all passenger automobiles
j. c. C.
A. No. Louisiana is the only one.
Evening star., 1953-02-27

Pen-n1n1es may be used If letters carry
aDrtters' correct names and addresses.
All letters are subject to condensation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
BOAT LOST; C SAVES MEN
Sudder, SquaH
Hits Keys, XIV
With AZ MPH
Gales, Dust Storm

The tail end of the squall
line that produced the dew
astating tornadoes in Kansas
and Oklahoma last week, hit
Key West and the Keys yes
terday sending all ships back
to port in gusts that reached
almost so miles per hour.
Biggest casually of the Storm
was sinking of the $1,000, IS foot
Girls Graft inhoard belonging to
Alex LUbinskY, electric inspee-
tor for the city.
The seas flooded Lubinsky's en-.
CINE while he and three friends
were out fishing. They started to
drift out to sea, but managed to
latch on to Channel Marker No.
6 in the main ship channel. A pass
ing Navy Boat evidently notified
the Coast Guard of their distress.
The Coast Guard vessel rushed
to the scene and rescued Lubinsky
and his friends. II started to tow
the Chris Craft back to port. AT
that point a Navy boat came to
offer aid in the tow Unfortunately
she dashed up against her in the
rough seas. wreekiDg the stern,
and sinking the Chris Graft, which
plumeted to Davy Jones locker,
Lubinsky said.
On the now-sunken vessel with
Lubinsky were Billy Tyler, E. E.
Stanley and Eddie Castro. Lubin-
sky told The Citizen.
81 had worked to get that boat
in shape for five months. Yester-
day was the first time / had TAX
en- her out. 1t was a nice day
when we started,
The sinking of the vessel took
with her $50 in cash which Stan
ley had left in wallet in his
shirt; clothes. fishing rods and
reels and other possession.
Were Just glad to be alive"
Luhinsky said.
One Of his companions actual
lY kissed the land Of Key West
when he disembarked from the
Coast Guard boat.
"Those Coast Guard men sure
know their stuff, ard We are for
ever grateful to them" Lubinsky
said.
1t. Glenn Pearson, local &C
commander said ne and his men
had busy day with numerous
calls for assistance.
During the squat the 20th Cen
fury Fox boat ''Aegli'' which had
come down from Tarpon Springs
was buffeted around BY the squat,
smashing the tunnels and stern.
losing her rudder. Divers retricv-
ed the Fudder this morning. The
vessel. an important part Of the
film. Twelve Nile Reef will
have to go into dry dock for re-
pairs, Spokesman said. Mean
while the SIX other Goth Century
vessels. arrived Tightly overdue
Sunday morning.
The squsl hit fae Boca Chica
weather station At SIS yesterday
afternoon. Sustained winds we're
as high as % niles per hour with
gusts Of a..
A dust storn III the Roes
chies area according 70 officials
there. reducing visibility 70 ihM
vrhaaFd Of low twS miles euf 81
the field.
TIE high winds were aeeomusn-
ed ay only three handFedihz d "a
inch Of rain 8gt the mercury
dropped IL degrees in ore boar
from s. at 3.so 10 = al 40
The SqHau pgeeeded toe cold
froat which has noa biz northern
tCuntiwEea On Page Twog
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Admiral Duke
To Be Principal
Speaker Thursday

Rear Admiral Irving T. Duke.
USN, commander Key West Naval
Base. viii be principal speaker at
the Elks National Youth Day pro-
grams to be held in the Key West
High school Thursday.
Originally scheduled for May I.
the date has been advanced a day
because public schools viii be clos.
ed on that day.
Sponsored by Key West Lodge Of
Elks No. Ssl, the program viii be
presented at both the Senior and
Junior High school assemblies OF
Key West High school and at the
assembly OF Douglass school
The following program win Be
rendered.
Invocation; Chaplin Harold Rudd,
Presentation of Col0rs, Marine
Color Guards. Pledge Of Aliegi.
ance, Assembly: Song America
Assembly, accompanied by Higk
school band: Introduction Of Speak.
er. Exalted Ruler Earl r. Adams
Address Rear Admiral Duke. song,
The star Spangied Banner by the
Assembly. accompanied by the
school band; Benedietion. Chaplin
Rndd.
The committee in charge arr
John Feb. william Neoaest and
kernit i.eWin.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Short Circuits
Cause Fires

Two minor hlazes On Sunday were
caused by short circuits. The first
was reported At $50 p. m. VIXEN
Coeoaut palm AZ the foot 81
white street caught fire about S 80
p. N during yesterday aiieruoons
squat winds. The fire department
and the City Electric company had
lhe situation Under centrol IN short
order,
Az Io.ls ?. n. Sunday snake
was noticed IN The interior Of the
Einhcgn grocery store Of Duval
and Angela streets. The fire was
in 4 refrigerator ra0tor, and was
caused hy xhart circuit. Ftremen
pulled The switch operating the
motor and stupge3 geTshcr trouble.
The store VS. formerly ownea hy
George Lee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Nurse Flies 1000
Miles I'm n Hours

Mrs Trmman Amy r. n, made
q 400 msls rasns trip 10 Bosson
asa baek Saturday sseerslng a pa.
ssesi 70 ha hsms. asa reported
haek ias augk fresh - = daisy
thss HrninE. she SD
IL Mas q heaasafal Esxss--xsscest
1--WE esRr faswn. Mrs Amy said
Mrs. Arag wha Ii supervisor al
tsASsF hespssI ms& asked By -.
l3ess ATgAms HICKS fsgsly - hrsnE
fss e a4sseens Exs hazE< Sc
aaa Hks less Ksy Neas szsarsszy
aaas1a3 AZ 81 D. - arrives Ia
aa III tse kfseFmaex Mr. ARR
saak n8N sa Us Essa AeEs and
aask exS* Aask So Mas sna
Ag West aFTSs b Keg wexs
rass9 gsssesa4g nssznzx So sxas
s22l a. sA& sag
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Woman Made
Pretty By Man,
Declares Man

LONDON ~ - Pretty woman
She's . myth. Under her cosmetics
she's a dowdy creature, said
courageous male expert today.
Re is ". T. McGill. and be ought
to know what be Is taking aboa,
because he is master Of the Ineor.
porated Guild OF HswdresSers. Wig.
makers and Perfumers. Al its an.
nuai meeting the guild studied new
articles in mans rtveF ending
struggle 10 make woman aiinring
Woman was made beautiful
mainly By man. said Master SIC.
GIN in his presidential address
*She is an illusion be created lie
made her clothes. created her bat
fashion. made her jewelry ard COS
metics, and the hairdresser I'm.
ished what had beca started with
= hair ttyle 10 sui; heE.
In The animal kingdom. male
struts around 9TH the ssae fsath-
srs. and ne fe- = e~~@s ts
dowdy partner. The human female
Is Aass sg 81 alsg ast.
NAL counterpart
Some 81 TIE gulsdsmen spscglsted
Informally on whether theg eazs;
% SET . bodyguAsa for their faaa.
Ter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
OkenSays
Rep. StiInlnel
Out OF Order
Hard Fight On
Dade County
Merger Without
Referendum

TALLAHASSEE GA local dis
pute over consolidation of Dade
County and Miami governments
flared on the floor of the House
today when two Dade represent
atives objected to a Martin County
representatives invasion of Dade
to protest the proposal.
Reps. Okell and Fsscell rose to
complain about Rep. Stimmel of
Martin speaking at Miami Fri
day night in opposition to CONSOLE
dation of the governments without
referendum. They said Stimmel
had attacked their integrity and
violated an unwritten law of the
House which stipuIates members
shall not concern themselves with
each others local legislation.
"Never in the history of the Leg
islature has any man ever walked
into another mans county to speak
against his local legislation" de-
clared 0kell.
Fascell complained letter had
been sent to each member Of the
House by Ted Semple, attorney
for the Dade County League of
Municipalities, in which the Dade
representative was described as
"despotic and Russian-like.
He said Semple was drawing on
q fund Of Sl2,500 10 carry on his
lobbying" and "call me a bunch
OF dirty names. | cont have the
money to combat this kind of
thing"
The House applauded Fascell as
he ended his speech.
Rep. Stimmel, rising after okeIl
and Fascell had spoken, said he
is interested in the people Of Dade
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Yellow '53 Lincoln Is
Stopped, Stolen, Stored
In EventfuI Saturday Night
Sailor. Civilian
Held On Theft
After Arrest Bv
Trooper Cline

A civilian and a sailor are being
held without boad IN county jail
today following charges of theft Of
. 1853 yellow Lincoln, and no
drivers license. brought BY State
Trooper Frank Cline Saturday
night
The pair. Charles ". Rocco. q.
and Robert Owens. USN. were az.
rested by Cline when The Lincoln
was cruSswayS 81 the highway
near Boca Chiea Saturday night
al 10 co.
Cline asked 10 see the mems
licenses They had Eonc. He then
noticed the car was aired direct
eith 10 lsnitioa keg. re brought
them To the county jail and ques-
toned them.
Earlier ciins had stepped the
same yellow Lincala near Boea
chlcs when IL ~ IS being driven
BY Yegns. ssfsastivs hIeaSe,
hAseelise Hahn. sas wss faile~.
ins sOe slessiY after snsfheg car.
After checking her license ard
re- ears registration. cIine hsd
les her Sc wlsh > wsFnins eifa-
fion.
TIE sane yeljaw Llnca1n ap-
pearca 81 ataas 10 81 al Carolsae
ard DuvA streets when Cl11en
SrapSer Es FEneh was lez~-
snz the Elks 6sace
Tae LARrols shB proceeded ses
tae highway Where il ass pickel
nr by Cn3
TIE snga we're t,a 10 have
Aeagy knives ard q back Jack. se.
enFzg Ia Csae. nns Sma3
asss 81 mmey Rocco. ws
ka6 be SIS ffun sir
aas Cxza cs ahs auas
AEa manrrFgse fs1sz Ia MS PC.
81. TIE State TneT kaa& fse
f6 Cse tsas Ae E4 the BLACK,
saEk M q p2E A
TAs mga were seaa L. sk
as ss @as EgnE as
a esa kse as : a. 90.
tgass9 o. Pa9s Iwol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Movie Company Helps Cement
Goodwill Between Old Rivals
Salvage Dispute
Ended By King

City Manager Dave King recently
held a personal conference with
representatives Of the Key West
Salvage company, including Mrs.
Bessie Kaplan who charged Dave
Roche, city dump tender. with I'M
fair competition and use Of city
equipment in operating a license
free scrap business.
King explained that Roche re-
ceives the privilege Of taking junk
from the city dump in reward for
his services Of managing the dump.
spraying 1t and supervising the
work in connection with the dump.
He also told the salvage company
that Roche had been operating in
this long before the salvage com.
pany arrived on the scene.
Concerning the $3.50 license fee,
King said that the Key West Sal
wage company would not be re-
CURED to pay that amount until
next October. When they set up
business, the fee was only SITS.
Since then the amount was raised
and viii be required al the October
date il the company expects TO
remain ID operation. he added.
King said that Mrs. Kaplan ap-
peared to be less disturbed after
the explanations had been made
and said that she objected be-
cause she had not understood all
the circumstances Of Roche s
privileges ia connection with his
Job.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Friday Is Elks'
Night At Track

Friday Night w.a be Elks gst
Al tAe key WeSt k8nnel ralb a
special feature race wA3eA w8
fad TIE bsst Ereysaan8s a. tie
track g4eAns agasss esch ether
aax been arranged b. sh& aa2s8ge
mens.
Bsx seats w8l ~ esgws4ea tav
Els an4 tAer aiva
MEafztayR AgmsTEam Eaasa maEA
N8 be wveru ey t@ Eks w
10 gsaasses taem Ersn sae eger
pztEuas st lie Gg3SM
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Fla. KEYS Mission
To Hold Barbecue

A barbecue h raise funSs fog
the Upper Ksys Mission VIII Be
held AZ the Cocnsoha Beach CAB.
IsismogaGa. Taarxaay eveatrg a.
Z ?. n
The usisStan Is raising naaaey q
hssild 4 eharxA ssr Upper Keys
C0agrgEaiisns-
AL reSSaents art visitors sa shs
Keys are aayisss5 % the harheeae
Which u III be Ell sne CQ~asaaa ESQ.
owned ART naaaEes By NJ ard
Mrs Peter knsssda-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Spongemen's Feud
Wrung Out BY
Arrival OF Mayor
OF Tarpon Springs
BY DOROTHY RAYMER

The Hatfield aud McCoys, who
were feudIn mountain boys, had
nothing on the sponee fishermen's
fued which existed for many years
between Key Wess and Tarpon
Springs spongers But the arrival
of Twentieth Century Fox film
company has not only brought a
truce but compliments from Fred
H. Howard. Mayer Of Tarpon
Springs
Saturday afternoon down at the
A and b docks. Mayor Howard
was watching some Of the action
as a Greek sponge boat swung
around In the water. He's slim,
alert fellow with gray hair and a
tanned skin. the kind Of perman.
ent faint brown ten that Floridians
have. He waved toward the movie
crew and actors ara said, .This
means more 20 Tarpon Springs or
Key West than ten years Of work
by our combined Chamber OF Com
merce.n He added. IL course, that
this was no disparagement of the
Chamber al Commerce workers.
He wanted to meet Mayer c. B.
Harvey right Away. he said. 81
always GOT along with Key West, !"
he emphasized. you've got a very
fine city. I'm enjoying my stay
here and SO are the rest Of Us who
came over from our town
Asked II he would pose with ]
Carol Mash. character actor who
was making a docsside scene with
Gilbert Roland aud Robert Way
ner, he was delighted. Mash res.
pended with alacrity and with
pleasure
George 0rfanesius. captain Of a
sponge boat from Tarpon Springs
was standing BY with relatives who
came over 10 Key West in a large
craft. They introduced the Mayor
Howard as "The man who helps
bis hometown people "
Capt. Orfanedus explained about
Che wreath which was hanging
from the Tarpon Springs boat
being used in the movie sequence
cit was hung on TIE mast az the
dine when the Greek Bishop bless.
Cd our fleet at Easter time. We
leave It there uatH the wind
blows be said. ofianedns who
npeaks English wlsh Greek lnflee.
tloa, answered other questions
readily and snld box the cage-like
apparatus suspended snliashlpS
was q propeller guard
said he, This guard is very
Necessary. We pat il around the
propeller 50 that It woat cat The
alrlines when cur divers are On
&c ocean noar.
Fiocks az Key Westers crowded
9he upstairs dining Te0aa If tsg
A and b Lobster House 70 lock
eown On the dock wseTs a h0art.
ms scene was beng made Ropss
had 10 be put up 70 keep the
crowd freEn uverhasine into earn,
era range. When . break ia aes.
ica was Indicated. thr agiaggzpA
enthusiasts Esashed nf % eaarraes
Miss Terry MeeYu wha lHeAess
vita Betty Nadlsan ard her aosA.
centlnaea % fage Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
BULLETIN
wREcKAcE FOUND

1t. Glenn Pearson Of the
US. Coast Guard notified
The Citizen this afternoon
that boat wreekags which has
been positively identified as
part Of the missing fishing
boat Wasp was dragged In
today.
Ii. Pearson said that on tn
formation supplied by snofh-
er boatman. Willie Knowles.
the Coast Guard cutter and a
small boat went this rncrn-
ing 70 the area south OF Boea
Chiea. where ihsY searched
along the coaxt and found
the wreckace.
Cyril Lowe. Coast Guard
employee who was familiar
with che missing boat. has
raads the idantsficafiou alter
earetul study.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Morales Arrives
In Korea Iheater

Wit the 2sh infsssry DIV n
Egves-Pyt u. Mosales Mhaxe
wsst. Valsnfs1e isvss q ~ y
esrinnea s.. Eeg Weaf. Pa. fx.
rxnsgy arrived su Eaeea sna d
tervas win shx xh Fslaasry Dlxl-
ka9n.
Aaw ihs seEsay AmexsEa1 aFt.
slan e. tse gkn38 - a
laa6sS II fa3y 80. sserflY Ess1s
&c EsErsasEsa ae&xksS th4 Re.
cshe e S@th Ks-sa
Psav3ss tGaFssea arFs8e9 exey.
a88a fFam PER- Ok. NJ g. sns
d aersz 81 q fk4 msFx a.
Re sxssxes tAN Axzy = Fssrn.
sgv 80
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ies. KS UsLs 81 ESy we
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Keys Flying Club
Meets Tomorrow

Tie fl5Tsna Keys FIFAnz Gsh
VII Hseet - Musrsy's Asto Fec
ir1e. oaisa street. temnrFpa
nlxtt 81 Z oesatk
A. mssahera are Fe4ssssn1 q
sizsn Il a. esFF impssianl
weessz ~ cfss i sfssnglnx %
st,ena its hssaset ~ ~ NoYb
tasesia& F1ylag Csc sAse4 -.
rlses hege a. isag q ne banzssg
yAa b. I'D Nsy s. A - ces
Hasea - Ksya Fsylax Gask mam.
hzTa arr isese1 y &stez
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27

Key West. Florida. hos the
most equuble climate in the
country. with ON average
gonge of only l4' Fahrenheit
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
Cars Crash

Z s. NAYS ChseE William T.
CArissIaa pf IzT.B Pezry coars CO.
gag west CO SeasA street Saturday
atgeFaeon sbost See n'eSsek failed
n step at tie yn5erseeioa vzA
White street sod Styslck i cAev-
rasRt truck dFssa ay MleHes A.
Pcrea IL Langs EsuaTg SEare
Sts8 dagaaAe wHs daae 10 tAs
traeks ZEE Caisslsass ear
sassAlae5 $3.50 aAm8gg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-27
FRA Conference Starts Wednesday; First Time Group
Has Held ConeIave In Island City, Scores Coming
Paul AIbury
Heads Program,
Committee

For the first time in its his
tory the Annual Statewide
Conference of the Florida
r recreation Association
heads for Key West and the
Casa Marina Hotel begin
ming April %. The eonclave
viii last through May /. The
theme is Where is Recrea-
ton Headed?"
The program committee Is
hosted by Paul AIbury, sup
erintendent of recreation
here.
Chairman of the affair is
Mrs. Marion Wood Huey of
Miami Beach. Committee
members include representa-
lives from other Florida To-
calities, Coral Gables. Fl.
LauderdaIe, Miami, Miami
Springs and Hollywood, Fla.
Registration begins ID the casa
Marina Lobby at p. m. wednes-
Jay. April p and lasts through
he morning Of April 81. a chicken
lma s re eEzer M bss
eisen Il wdnf lay at
Bennys cafeteria. Al 8 p. n. ne
conferences foFMri opening gets
underway ID tks main assembly
room Il ~ Casa Marina. preSid.
ing via be Tom Starting. president
Of the group with A.bury as host.
Among the guests 10 be introduced
are Mayer c. b. Harvey; City
Manager Dave King, City COM
mlsSioners John carboneIl. DR..
Deii0 Cobo. Jack Delaney and
Louis u. j. Eisner.
Speaker al the top Of Ire roster
is Rear Admiral Irving +. Duke,
commandant Of the z. S. Naval
Station here. who win talk on Rec.
reaiion and the Navy
An address win also be given
BY 4. B. Van Fleet. district rep.
resentative. National Recreation
Association who vii speak on '.The
Status of Recreation for Service
men In Florida. -
AZ SIS That evening ) social pro-
gram has been arEsnEed % n.
cinde dancing. grunp singing and
other mixer ideas.
Panels and demonstrations Of
reerestional work wIlI eanfinue
with each days degal % be an
nouneed a. The program progress.
Is. High goals have been eel and
the conference 8peakeft msll saet
down % business" In an aIi-out
effort advance the work 81 reerss.
tional groups. Among DE questions
and problems viii BE- he lob a.
finding CT whsrs recreziion 4
BRAIDED IS proFessi0ii evalastion
Of workers IS professionals. eyaI-
uasion a. types u R.bs h depart
menis egaiassi0n 81 these units:
and setting aims ior delegates.
During ne nns a. ne soafsF-
enee TIE delegates vii snioy a
tour q key Wet iaeludsns De
Y. S. Naval Bste. ne Historical
PORTS q interest fetfszfsansi fsct.
titles. courtesy 81 "a william King.
Y. 5 Naval ssaiiea.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1953-12-25

ruled by Washington. CLARK was
commander of the U. S. Fifth
Army at the time.)
Churchill single handedly saw
ed Greece from Communist DOM
nation when he sent British
troops into that country to help
the legal government put down
Communist uprisings aimed at ov-
erthrowing the government. So as
long as Sir Winston is at the
helm, Britain will probably stay
in line with the U. S. France,
however, may be different case.
French governments are I'M
stable, don't last long. There is
much appeasement sentiment in
France, and many Communists,
even in the armed services and
in government employment.
The Russians hope to split the
western powers and wreck the
plan for West German rearna-