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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-09-04
AGED MAN DIES
IN PUNGO RIVER
MONDAY MORN

Shortly before noon Monday,
Capt. George J. Williams, II, of
Belhaven died under the stern of
his boat while attempting to free
the propeller of a piece of net.
1t happened near Belhaven, near
mouth of Pungo River. The
Yer was about waist deep, and
his companion in the boat, lessee
Fortescue, noted that he had said
nothing for several minutes, and
looked overheard to see his hat
floating away.
1t is believed he suffered heart
attack. He was a resident of West
Belhaven. He was born. in HYDE
County, son of the late George R.
and Lurainer Rose Williams and
had been making his home in Bel
haven since 1901. A fisherman and
a member of the West Belhaven
Christian Church he was married
to former LESSEE Cuthrell of Bel
haven. Survivors are his wife; one
son, Edmond Williams of the U. S.
Navy, stationed in Alaska; one
daughter, Mrs. Worth Fee of Nor
folk, Va; three grandchildren; two
sisters, Mrs. W. R. Daniels OF
Hampton, Va, Mrs. Charlie Wade
of Belhaven. Funeral services were
held Wednesday. Burial was in
Belhaven community cemetery.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-09-04
s]!3IJ3i8
Es43IlIli
TROUBLES WITH HOUSING
BUREAU ARE AIRED OUT

To The Editor:
Early in June I was asked to
attend meeting of those inter-
ested in taking tourists. This
meeting was held at the Com
munity Building and it was de-
cided to establish the Roanoke
Island Housing Bureau. Each
member to pay dollar per week
during the Pageant to defray the
expense of a clerk. A committee
was established to hire a clerk.
This clerk visited the homes of
the people to establish roster,
Everything went well the first
few nights of the Pageant and
then a few members began COM
planning that they were not get
ting any of the tourists. This
clerk was fired without notice,
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-09-04

Animals of the deer family,
such as elk, moose and reindeer,
have antlers and shed them reg
ularly. Cattle, buffalo and antel-
ope have horns.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1953-09-04

Abraham Lincoln was nearly
40 years old when the first
known picture of him was taken.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-19
Dark i'll
Face Royal
Threat
~ q & g 4

BALTIMORE ark star and
Jockey Henry Moreno ars going u
have 70 keep nervous eyes looking
back over both sh0t llers ii Satur-
days PrealnesS
They bad warning yesterday
they - liable b s. run over hy
Royal Bay & n Al wen III Native
Dancer
The DARK Star orono team
learned about Native Dances II tie
Kentucky derby May : when the
Alfred e Ward Fhilt entry jusi
missed passing them sk tho finish,
Royal Bay Cen did u 81 them
ii he Preaness Prep at Pinlien
yesterday
Native Dancer Royal Hay Gem
and perhaps h2lf dazen others
win be olit 8 sFy q stop Dark
star from taking the second leg
Of tie triple crown Qfday
The 800 0oo Pre- Il be !
mile and TIRES. zs 4 even
weight. 19s pounds me prep VA
an eighth 81 mile shorter fol
only 81 $50 and Dark nr had d
carry four pounds nl6xs than lis
cDnqueFors u
Tor that reason: { NE eeahIe
that JOCKEY 0fen0 laid Ok me
whip and used 0nlS AIs leet aud
hands ia urge DaFt War Il WA Sns 4
enough as Royal ~ Cen Nth
jockey James Com eS 6l,k sail.
nc 81 il tie stretch a win IS
three quarters * en
Thera were elfElf 81 nE e1 Il TIE
strategy 81 beth Royal T Gem
and Dark star IIs HAIRS nggel.
helm hops lea h la lel almost
fr0m start u finish
Ii The Prep, jockey Moreno held
him II third na fourth place
anaons tie Nix com oF1 nA0fa q
ihe way. Royal NaN m starred
last as usual but .aa< 1,s move
earlier almost simultaneously viii
DARK Star g0fns areund the bend
into klle stretch
They came Oui II TIE turn q.
gether bel o lhe heels IL Mrs.
sorl0n Gnlbekson corfs sponaenk
who had moved "a gle 6f then.
FOR several strides lkc three were
head ard head dens
eouIdut take L aN folded Just IS
he did III ahe Derby Spp bach
q fourth With 30 rA riding
lead 0E Eddie
The two ions a Royal Gem 81
Ind Il ont coming AZ Ssketeh
and b war pnstSntsz
III. pfIEe y Ilo D e likd
choice behind nnf 6 and CT.
respondent Royal Gem al
SIC
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-19
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NEW X0I, aq ~
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Roy Campan aisy
singing maria tits se6s BID
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-19

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YESTERDAYS nAeENASsE nEaUETB
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-19
Fir ST Of n lsl.ee
0nse Series Is
Set For W ickers
Field Stadium

The Key West High
ehool baseball team which
Bids fair 70 put The city on
The State schoolboy baseball
map, will tangle ii the first
o. / three game series with
ths Lake Worth High School
nine 81 the Wickers Field
diunn for the District Sew
On Crown. Action will get
underway At 8:15 pm.
fake Worth captured TIE North.
ern Division crnwn with very lit
nv trouble and Coach Paul Davis,
Qrew Il expected 70 run ID against
MeiE keenest competition Of the
year tonight
TIE conchs win travel % Lake
Worth On Friday foe The second
game u the series and 1ls0 TIE
third necessary
Key West win place their hopes
b The strong arm q hard working
hutleg George Lastre and the
timely hitting 81 Bob Lastfes and
Don cFHz o carry them ID the
District title and shot 81 the
SsifS,szf 49, kfMf@ tfsrN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-19
~ eAYLE TAlnoT

NEW YORK q About the only
thing one ean conclude iIifer watch
ing the three iimensi0naI films Of
the Rocky 1Eareian0. Zoe WaTc0tt
fiaseo s that teleyisiun and its mil
lions d deyotees were victims Of
! diaholicsI conspiracy.
III the first place, ouT timing in>
iieates that nine out nf 10 hosts
had just said, Mhat'n everybody
have, " and were moving toward
the kitchen when WaIeutt went
down. The acton had been slow
and unexciting, ana with only a5
seconds left 81 tie round L looked
like ! smart time h stoke Up.
Those who ala happen q Sc gar
ing il their screens II the instant
of the touchdown didn't see Mar
cian0s punch either They saw
Walcott retreatfng toward them,
back first ana then they saw him
sit down suddenly, IS though be
had tripped over i wire. By the
time they awakened ID the sad
Situation. The viewers lind, indeed,
Keeeived short count
The film win remove any doubt
ii your mind that Old Folks got
wen and truly hik. ID slow motion
you VIII see MarcianO throw i
beauty 81 i one-tWo left swing
hieh on the cheek followed by i
crushing right q TIE jaW packing
every Once of lis weight behind
Il Rocky himself called Il All
lppsrcut BIT through our polar.
oids { looked lika ! very horizon
~ one, more lie ! rigkt cross
You'll see NlaIcott iusR setlin
theres hfs riEht glove graSpine The
rope md Bis eyes staring & moth
ing II particular ne never once
looks % It tie referee 81 foWard
his corner NJ far " VI could d
tect nor ever displays any con
scionSnesS " the count going 81
above him The referel, ihcidenr
taIIy II shown u 10 falling exactly
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-19
Films Show WalcOIl Cot Full
Count n MarcianO Bout Fri.
81 TON BR An

CHICAGO u Unless Felix Boo,
chieehiO goes . court 10 prove
somehow that pictures Iie ths
Rocky Marcianc- Jersey Joe wal
cott episode is closed
Rocchicchic. Walcottss mana ser
WAS among those present yesisr.
Iday for j special showing IL shree
dimension films Of Friday nights
heavyweight championship bout.
The moving pictures showed DEF.
initeIy thar WaIcOtt received ! Elm
count 81 10 sfEer his first ound
decking ~ Champion MarcinnO.
B0cehicchiO and WaIcolk had
claimed Referee Frank SilOra
dished out fasttc0unt. Tie wasp.
ISL B0cehicchiO maintained. even
after tie evidence of the films was
submitted. that he SIN thought the
count was last
He claimed that the pictures
were edited and did not dipict the
actual action. z
However, Chairman Livingston
Osborne and members Lon Rad.
zienda and Johnny Behr 81 tie Mi.
|nOis Athletic Commission were not
swayed 81 what Radziends called
this kind of nonsense
Az iii lac meeting following the
movies, the commission dlsaIlOwed
al five points 0f BOechicchiosn
protest that the result Re sat aside.
Tie commission sid TIE 10 q
2sszs ol she first round stands Is
official
Furthermore Osborne said he
VAS disappointed III Jersey J0e'n
showing and added xirmIy: he
should retire
think WaIc0lk was through
when ~ went into fhe ring ~
said.
Besides / charge u j fat count
Bocchicchi0 and Malanflra hnsEd
heir protest "a four other arsu.
nneutS Marniano was not h ! neus
ikal corner when tha count star 4
Sikora Was eScofiine llafcisno Is
Haicul1s corner when tile time.
keeper started he count WaIcotk
actually WA up hefoge tile count
Is 10. and TIE ring Nas bot reeus
laLlon sIza and sn0 leaxily padaad.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-19

ii unison with TIE knoekdown Inc.
keeper, whose arm ean he seen
rising ana falling 4 the trs.
ground.
Some think they see walcoti sfix
slightly It around five. We dI 4,
nor It eight, which slle renree
calls especially loud, Is though
seeking Is rouse The sricken II |ii.
Ter. Finally 81 Instant sfEer he
arbiters arm has descended AZ u,
You win see Walc0it spring q kss
feet and stray some hat nncer II.
u toward his own CORNER
There can 81 no doubt 81 he
timing, for they stop The camera
for j moment st lie hofGo 81
Referee Frank Sikoea down
swing 81 10. Walcotts trunks afe
on the canvas, bis glove - ihs
bottom rope, i daxea expFnssion
On his face. Having seen tkis. you
win become bored q that Nhioh
follows the strangely DELAYED pro.
testations ~ Walcokt ma i mar.
ager.
Only one thing the piciores VI
moi tell you whether Joe could
have gotten % sooner and ron.
ifnued the f7nkk Or nSre6l5Hl 0efn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-19

isg m ~ etk Infanea -
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|lhe ~ Ial -
o. 90 - Meet n
vnGnH e Wa, 4 ~
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Sss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Progress Club InstuIIs
Jdffe as President

Leo r. Jaffe, Washington
representative Of the Metro
politan Life Insurance Co., has
been installed as president Of
the Progress Club Of Washington.
Mr.. Jaffe succeeds DR.. A. D.
Solomon.
Other officers are DR.. David
Cohen. vice president; Meyer
Bremen. treasurer; Sidney Haas.
financial secretary: Edward APP
plebaum, recording secretary.
and Julius Abramson, sergeant
at arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Gen. Smith Rotated;
Was in Command Of
'Operation Smack

Maj. Gen. Wayne c. Smith,
commander Of the 7th Infantry
Division, which carried out "Op-
Grafton Smack" in Korea, has
been ordered to return home for
another assignment.
Army Secretary Robert r.
Stevens said the transfer in a
few months was normal rota-
tion." Gen. Smith will command
the 18th Airborne Division at
Camp Campbell. KY. succeeding
Maj. Gen. Ridgley Gather, who
was reaSSigned to the Far East.
Operation Smack took place
late last month and stirred up
sharp criticism in Congress be-
cause Of charges that it was a
reaneuver staged" for visiting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22

VIPs and newsmen. The oper-
alton, a combined infantry, tank
and air attack on strong enemy
positions. resulted in three
deaths and 81 injured in the
American force when 1t was
caught in a deadly Chinese Com
muniSt croSsf1re.
Gen. j. Lawton Collins, Army
Chief of Staff who was in the
Far East at the time but did not
witness the operation. returned
here and sharply told critics
that the attack was q perfectly
sound and legitimate operation. -
He angrily denied 1t was a spe-
cially staged event and added
that there would have to be many
another such attack in the stale
mated Korean war.
The House Armed Services
Committee agreed with the gen.
eral after hearing him testify
Reports Of the action, especially
about a colored-cover timetable
handed observers, had caused Q
furore.
Gen. Smith. 52-year-old St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
Communist Finds
He Has Nothing to
Lose but Police
BY the A.seeiosed Press

NEW DELHI, India, Feb. 21.-
N. M. Jaisoorya, Communist
member Of midas Parliament, is
having difficulty in framing a
complaint about governme n
police agents watching his apart
tment.
The reason is that a plain
clothesman on the surveillance
detail spotted an 18-year-old
burglar leaving Jaisoorya's place
recently with practically all
Jaisoorya's belongings. The po-
liceman arrested the burglar and
received the loot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22
ToIk on MiIitury Justice

The Uniform Code Of Military
Justice will be discussed by Rear
Admiral Ira H. Num-, judge adj
vocate general Of the Navy. at
$3.50 pm. Tuesday at the Naval
Hospital officers mess, Bethesda,
Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-22

Joseph, Mo-, native. has been In
the Far East a year and in COM
mand Of the 7th Division since
last July. He had been assistant
commander Of the 18th Airborne
before moving to the Far East.
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Evening star., 1953-08-24

WILTSHIRE PkWY.-Beautiful ef-
:flciency, suit. for couple; mod. apt.
bldg, excel. residential section. bus
air-cond. and heat controlled by
tenant; garage and maid service
avail Call EN- 3-oS00 ~
Evening star., 1953-08-24
HOUSES FURNISHED

IN COOL SECTION OF ARL.-Three-
bedrm. rambler, air conditioner in
master bedrm.. elec. dishwasher and
disposal. TV, piano. Avail. immedi-
ately until Jan. 9. $1s5 month.
1921 IRVING ST. N.w;--s bedrms.,
REQUIRED. SI65 mo. EDMUND NJ
O'SULL1vAN. MA. S-7s4S. go
MASS. AVE. EXT.-Attractive 2-bed-
rm. home with picture window in
lge. liv. rm., gas heat, lge. wooded
lot in rear with playhouse and fire.
place, $110. OIL. 4-569S. SO
N:W.-6 rms, rec. rm.. az baths.
fenced yd., blk. transp., shop, ac-
commodities D. Ia. 9-9325.
SMALL HOUSE, well furn.: % mi
from D.. c. via Suitland pkwy. and
~ mi. from Annapolis, at Franklin
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River 6975. 81
AURORA HILLS, s. Arl.-3 bedrms.,
baths, gar, yd., den: completely
furn.; sublet to Oct. Is: $500 per
mo-, can be shown weekday morn
$3.50 Ext, 435 weekdays. -27
ROLLINGWOOD-Brk.: exception
ally well--furn. Iiv. rm.. din. rm.
scr, porch. den. full bath. 1st A.:
Ty auao EaSb Baths mscS 9d n ar Tsc' Tm
avail. Oct. 1-April l or 15: $500
SILVER SPRING. WHEATON-2-bed-
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fenced yard, CHILDREN welcome. $l20
CHEVERLY-Attractively furnished
6I 6HInEalSTb; sDasidrs SsSTms Srona, 15 baths
20 min from downtown b. c.;
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NEAR ar SG;APITo1-5 rms. and 1aa bath;
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LEDGE BROS, ia, o7-444S, ia.
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house, full bsmt., country setting.
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NEAR LORToN - 1-bedroom house,
only, S45 mo. to be paid by part
time work; H. R. JoEsTING, oc-
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Call Mr.. Lawrence, for appt. to see,
RA. 6-1063, JU. 5-7100. -27
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din. rm., mod. kit, bath, breezeway,
att. garage, full bSmt., oil heat,
firepl., unlim. garden space; use
owners 2 riding horses, accredited
schools; loc. on high hill of 50-acre
farm, 8 mi. from Cap. Bldg, conv.
Boiling and Andrews Fields. Ideal
for fam. or bach; yrs. lease; avail
Sept. /; Sl95 mo. To- 7-7341. pa
ARLINGTON - 3-bedrm. completely
furnished house; close to schools,
shopping center and busline; 16
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town Wash: kit. with din. liv. rm.
bath. full bsmt. and 2 scr. porches
$50 mo. ia. 2-7921 or ia. 2-4777
ARLINGTON FOREST. bedrms.. vel
furn.. newly dec, oil heat; nr. bus
line; S175. ia. S-76S6. IA
bedrms.. pa baths; on . buslines;
stucco; auto. gas heat; $160 per
mo. Apply HO. $4,000, MR.. BATE
MAN
Evening star., 1953-08-24

ARL., 3, 4 or * GIRLS OR MEN, new
duplex. newly furn.: lge. liv. rm..
dinette, kit, bedrms., bath. full
bsmt., rec. rm., laundry facilS. Walk
to Navy Annex; few Minis. to Pent.
Arl Hall. downtown and Govt. bldgs
At Columbia pike and Glebe rd.; S35
mo. ca KE S-5lSS -26
Evening star., 1953-08-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.w.

UNIV. PARK, S22.750.
Attrac. well-built brick home in
conv. location. Recep. hall, liv. rm..
din. rm., kit. with table space,
bedrmS.; rec. rm. and Law. in bSnlt
built-in garage. Good value and
good financing. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326 til 9 pm.
--24
rooms, gas heat
gar, newly decor. ready for possess
Call after ) pm. RA. 3-0231. --2i
SI1,950 Good
neighborhood and good value is Of
fered in this senidet. brick home
of unusual design and modern in
every detail. Consists of 3 bedrms.,
2 baths, liv rm. with stone fire.
place. din. rIn., lac. mod. kit. and
attractive rec. rm.; nice level lot;
close to schools. traasp. and shop
ping. p. A. TWEED CO, INC,
25o4 Conn. ave. NV, EN-. S-1290
Evening star., 1953-08-24

1851 A ST. S.E.-One- -bedrm. apt.
for refined couple. no children: $50.
Evening star., 1953-08-24
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage in
Phone NO 7-01O4. UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches esp S. L, NORRIS. 1910
18th st NV Call TU. 2-1160 after
pm
ARE YOU MOVING to California OF
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos AZ lower rates JUDSON
FORWARDING. Ma S-4S52
MOVING AND STORAGE;
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes. RA. g. 10.
"a"
MOVING AND HAULING-Pads and
van service; reasonable rates H
GREENE. LII 4-253S 80
LIGHT HAULING AND MOVING
reas rates AID 4-4O31 "a
ROYAL TRANSFER-We will move
you by job or SO hr.: 8 rms. as low
as $50. DE. 2-6I36. .
EXPERIENCED MOVERS. lowest
rates in town. Guaranteed work.
10. 2-3330, RIGHT-WAY MOVERS.
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or mr..
small and large jobs; trained men
low; short bkngs.; insur. II. 6-9342.
Evening star., 1953-08-24

SHIPLEY PARK-One and two bed
rm. apis. in lovely s.e. apt. devel-
opment; extra large rooms; picture
storage rooms and laundry facilities
eonV. to bus, schools and shopping
center; one bedrm. from $50 to
SIS. two bedrms.. S95; all utils.
included. once located at 3400
Evening star., 1953-08-24

1910 4th ST. S.E.-Lge. 1-bedrm.
apt; new Dldg.; S-cu.-ft. croSs-top
freezer chest refgr.. dble drains.
stainless steel sink. built-in book
ished throughout; excel. shopping
and transp.: $3.50 per mo. incl.
all utils To inspect call MR..
EVANS, UN. 4-1060 or RA. 6-534S.
Evening star., 1953-08-24
APTs. uNFURNISHED-D. c.
RRAND-NEW

Dubois pl.. mr.. MINI. ave. s.e.--Now
ready for occupancy. Two-family
bldgs.: 3 rooms and bath each apt.
S65. HOHENSTEIN BROS. Ii
10000. -25
Evening star., 1953-08-24

8lI c. ST. S.W.-Apt avail; 5 rms,
furn.i Just renovated: ready for i'm
med. occup. Contact 1040 Wood
ward Bldg. or call DI. 7-5121. -26
R5I8 18th ST. NW.-1 rm., dress
ing rm.. kit. and bath. AID A.