davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-11-19

mandy .. then II someone wakes
up in the morning with a headache
or upset stomach due to the need
of a laxative, you're prepared to
help them feel better f-1-s-t! I'm
sure Of it :. for if you take SPAR
king SAL HEPATICA before
breakfast, it brings gentle, speedy
relief usually within an hour. So
l suggest you get SAL HEPATICA
today just to be prepared!
Evening star., 1953-11-19

being sure you
h a We another
essential" that
will help your
family have q
happy, earefree
time all the time!
In other words,
k e e p S AL
H Z P AT &c A
Evening star., 1953-11-19

= - ~ - -
E A S Y % F F
oven Cleaner
a c e a n -
smelling, on
hannable mir
acle" jelly that
removes eV en-
h a r d - eruSted,
baked-on grease
Evening star., 1953-11-19

creamy cereal has
these advantages
over any other
kind:
n gives 9HiekAr ~.
trifioa 4Ad Mofs
aNefgy with
NitamiAs "a. 1s and
NiaeiR added piss
lroR for rich, red
Evening star., 1953-11-19

SERVE YOUR CHILDREN the &C.
real that doctors recommend =,
CREAM OF RICE. I always do
-. for this delicious, smooth n
Evening star., 1953-11-19

IS YOUR OVEN READY for holiday
duty" or have you "shied"
away from the dirty, back k-break-
ing job of cleaning it? Then you
q h q II d trv ANl
Evening star., 1953-11-19

your starch
&. . . for it's
the ironing
aid t h a t
gives things
S u c h a
smooth, sat-
my finish,
Evening star., 1953-11-19

Heat I can BinB
Chopped Mvsh.
rooms IN I tbsp.
butter. Add }
cups dry bread
crumbs, ! Tsp.
grated onion. !
fbSp. tiRsly
minced parsley. !
Tsp. sAH. Va tsp.
celery salt. "
AeR AAAAA ~
Evening star., 1953-11-19

YoU ASKED FoR n and here it
Is my favorite TsrkeY S+sMAS.
You make it with BinB Broiled
In Butter Mushrooms like this:
Evening star., 1953-11-19

know! Yes, it's powerful food
tonic nouriShment supplies
natural AID vitamins and en-
ergy-building oil factors, plus
added minerals. This
means SCOTS Emul-. ss&
sion helps fight off colds, lS.Ss1Te1
helps build real stamina, Z
when enough AID VIZ
tamins are lacking in the diet.
Finally, It's actually four times
easier to digest than plain cod
liver on! So give your children
wonderful SCOTS Emulsion
every dGw
Evening star., 1953-11-19

easier 10 digest E. least likely Of ~
cereals 10 eauss 3hsssie reactions.
What's more, CREAM OF RICE
is almost an instant cereal now
cooks in. only " Mtiwsste which ID
10 times faster than ever before!
But don't give your children a
monopoly" on CREAM OF RICE
-. serve II TO all the family be-
cause they're sure 70 enjoy Il, toe.
Evening star., 1953-11-19
BUY-LIMES BY Nancy Sasser
IElIISlHe fallnI aE IlIIcs IfH 111 iIirlFsIl1c

WEEKLY ADVERTISING COLUMN Of THINGS NEW AND MREsTNC u
New York, November l9-The frost is on the pump
kin and bustery weather brings head colds i'm Ia
wake. So let me remind you to keep MENTHOLA-
TUM on hand for il brings such wonderfully fest,
effective relief from head cold miseries. All you do
is spread in each nOstriI snuff back and ID
nedicated vapOrs spread through the nasal passages
Evening star., 1953-11-19

m THANKFUL that I've learned
how TO speed through my ironing
in one-third the time "a. especially
now with the busy Holiday Season
ahead. And you can do it, too, if
you add SATINA Ironing Aid 70
Evening star., 1953-11-19

NOW IS THE TIME to get ready
for Thanksgiving and the holidays
not only by stocking up on
festive foods for feasting, but by
Evening star., 1953-11-19

teeth. How? BY Civ
ing them SCOTS
Emulsion every day.
It's real gold from
the sea" and
provides the best
'health Insurance" I
Evening star., 1953-11-19

almost mo- me that uedup feeling vanshes your clears
breathe easily again. Use before going
10 bed only breathe easily ke1
clear I'll night!
Evening star., 1953-11-19
WISHING WON'T MAKE rso

you must be sure your children
will grow up with strong bones,
sturdy bodies and sound, healthy
Evening star., 1953-11-19

be made by Assistant Attorney
General Warren Berger. The
invocation and benediction will
Evening star., 1953-11-19
Points for Purents-syt tsyth. 7home. wo'oe.

Father-If you boys can't
share your wheel without quar-
reling about it, I think I'll sell it.
I told you I couldn't afford to
buy two wheels.
Evening star., 1953-11-19

e e. :: :::: ~
think because 0OGys fast n fluffy n acAG
delicious There hus s2sN ID
either for JOLLY TINE guaranteed faIure-proo W
So several of JOLLY Pop today. -"
Evening star., 1953-11-19

res CAN HELP YoUR CHILDREN prompt relief from
coughs due to colds by giving them MEDIGuM.
ia, the chewing g-gm cough treatment That's what
k3Nz q depend on for MED!cuM IS like : dsetss. e,.
H :sse.': ssssA msd;ens.! In iast each MDIGua
eeUe medicne-han whole teaspoonfM Of widely pre-
scribed ecugh remedy and only stops naggng throat "e
alcst instantly bat qy sootes eldriated throat tissues and
os deepdOn chest ghness MEDUM tastes good
oeA chew gladly get package today just Ia case
Evening star., 1953-11-19

be given by DR.. Edward L. r.
Elson, of the National Presby-
terian Church.
Evening star., 1953-11-19

Father-How do you think this
would work? Take a week about
being the chief owner of the
wheel and the other one ask
when he wants to use it.
Evening star., 1953-11-19

about an amazing new cosmetic toothpaste"
I've just discovered. It's called GORDON
MOORES Ruby Red Toothpaste and contains
q special crimson -colored polishing ingredient
helps remove obstinate stains, whitens and
bFiQhtenS VOur teethI And THAT'S not oil
Evening star., 1953-11-19

!OohPaSCe also TOSe-EtRJS your healthy
rosy tint gives your testh perfect Setting they look
even Whtter by contrast think it's really miraculous
ask for 1t at Peoples Drug Stores and ohrop
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-12
Grand Jurors Indict

Continued From Page Onc)
considering its age and we COM
mend the janitor for its clean con-
dition with the following eXcep-
tions:
A. Renewed recommendations of
prior Grand Jurors
/. Outside window sills need
painting.
>. Floor covering in the Clerk
Of Circuit Court needs re
newing.
3. The places in the dome Of
the rotunda be repaintcd
where the need exists after
the roof has been repaired.
L. Additional Recommendations.
l. Floor covering in County
commissioners OFFICE
needed.
>. Floor covering i'm Orphans
Court Office needed.
3. Suitable chairs arc needed
for the Circuit Court
Judges. II is suggested
that these chairs he uni
form and lend dignity to
the Court Room.
i. The landing carpet be re-
paired and made safe.
5. The broken window in the
Roads Department Office
be repaired.
&. The door sill between the
Pupil Personnel Office and
the High School Supervi-
sor's Office be repaired.
Z. More clothing hangers be
added in the Grand jury
room.
s. The women be given more
privacy in the third floor
rest room by the addition
of covering over the Win
dow.
8. Liquid soap and waste
containers are needed in
every rest room.
10. Snow should be removed
promptly from all walks
around the Court House.
The County Trcasurcr's Office
We have looked over and examined
the records in the Treasurer's Of
flee, and pleased to report to the
Court that they are neatly and
Systematically kept, and we desire
to commend those in charge for
their efforts in this behalf, and for
the conduct of the business of their
office.
mi VI
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-12

examined the Jail and Sheriff's
Residence and find that they are
in fairly good condition, but would
suggest that the following repairs
be made:
L. The ceiling OF the front porch
of the Sheriff's residence needs
repairing.
,. The windows of the Jail need
painting, one pane of glass to
be replaced and two, window
sills need repair.
3. The outside drain for the roof
does not seem to be necessary
for the drainage of the roof.
If it is not needed, it should
be removed.
4. The doors to the Sheriff's
Garage need painting.
The Hospital-A Committee from
our body has examined the Hospital
and found it to be in excellent con-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-12

dition, we'll managed and making
good contribution to public wei
fare.
The jury expressed its thanks
to Judge George Henderson, Les
ter White, deputy clerk; c, f.
Hammond, baliff; and to Paul W
Fisher, sheriff; and to Mr. Slower
for cooperation in conducting the
affairs of the grand jury. Thomas
V. Baucom, administrative as
sistant at Southern High school
served as foreman. James II. Ed
wards and Paul w. Welch were
the clerks.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-12
DEER PARK

The Sub-District meeting of the
Methodist Youth Fellowship was
held at the local Methodist church
on Monday evening.
Mrs. Elaine Zimmerman and
Mrs. Hilda Madigan were hostcsses
to the W. S. c. S. on Thursday
evening.
The Fire Department Auxiliary
met at the w. o. W. Hall Monday
evening.
The Homemakcrs' Club mem
bers met for their regular month
ly meeting Thursday evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28
Still Likes Ky.

HOUSTON H - When 9-year-old
Herman Rowland, a polio victim
from Lexington, KY, arrived at
the Southwestern Respiratory
Center here a few weeks ago he
was disappointed.
81 came all the way down here
to see a cowboy" Herman com.
planned to his doctor. "You see
'em on TV and in the movies, but
you don't see 'em in Texas"
Houston Post asked the Har-
ris County Sheriff's mounted posse
to reasSure the lad.
Yesterday, deputies who make
up the posse gave Herman and
the other patients a display of
horsemanship. Herman watched
from a window.
His comment: cts a lot better.
but I'm not ready to give up Ken
lucky and become a Texan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28
RedsmIndia
Ask End OF
Terror Tactics
BY sELio HARRISON

MADURA, India, A-India's
Communist high command told the
first party congress In five years
yesterday that it must keep trying
TO win power peacefully at the
polls, rather than through the ter.
rorist tactics used until two years
ago.
The Moseow-backed policy dir.
ective was put forward by the con-
vention's steering committee head
ed by the party secretary general,
Alloy K. Ghosh. Ghosh arrived In
Bombay less than three weeks ago
after a six-month visit to the Soviet
capital for medical treatment.
The peaceful action program con-
tinues a policy adopted in October,
1851. The committee said "exper-
fence has proved its correctness. "
The program rejects terrorism
which ousted Secretary General
B. 7. Ranadive had advocated
as unsuited to midas Canadian
tradition of non-violence. The party
committee called for a broad
based united front able to establish
a government Of democratic uni.
ty."
Ghosh appeared firmly In the
saddle. He assumed the top party
post two years ago as a shaky
compromise choice between the
opposing factions, one favoring
violence and the other the parlia.
mentary approach to power. Red
sources here indicated strong back,
ing from Moscow had made Ghosh
the closest thing to an accepted
boss the quarreling Indian Com
munists have ever had.
The sources added that since
Ghosh's return from Moscow, the
Red leadership seems clearly Ia
view Moscow, rather than Peiping,
as the focus Of control and support
for Indian communism.
Resolutions adopted by the con,
gress did not mention Chinese
Communist Leader Mao Tze-tuns
but stressed instead that midas
Reds would further strengthen the
bonds Of friendship and brother
hood between the peoples Of India
and the Soviet Union"
Steering committee members
denied earlier reports that q dele
gate named Koyint had arrived
from Communist China to attend
the Congress.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28
Today's
Business
Mirror

start now, build costly plants and
learn how to build cheaper ones
as. a result of experience.
A number of private industrial
companies have wanted to start
such plants. But the Atomic Ener-
gy Commission contends that these
companies have been asking for
too high q subsidy from the gov
eminent and won't take enough Of
the financial risk and burden
themselves. So the commission it.
self viii build the first plant, with
aid from private firms.
Other industrial uses for the
atom outside the field Of power,
however, viii get the first atten-
ton.
One Of the byproducts Of the
atomic pile is the making Of RADIO
isotopes, or traeers. These are
radioactive particles that can be
used to trace the flow Of oil
through q pipe, say, or theuse
that a plant makes Of q given
amount Of fertilizer In the soil, or
the effect Of a newly discovered
drug on the human body.
These tracers can help industry
produce better products-which
companies VIII very much want
to in the competitive year ahead.
Radioactive instruments can
shorten the time 1t takes to make
some products, and cut the costs
Of others and Of repairing and
maintaining equipment.
Increased interest of industry Ia
the atom is back Of the push to be
5:.---..5 r.. nc1.h 10 set c.1E-s-z
to amend the law 50 private In.
dustry can share more In atomic
patents and knowledge and esi
more atomic materials and q
chance at using atomic energy h
self
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28
Thrill
Slated
AT The Strand

Excitement a-plenty viii take
hold of the screen at the Strand
Theatre on Tuesday and Wednes-
day when a double suspense pro-
gram divides thrills between
Mighty Joe Young" the story Of
a gigantic ape brought back In
captivity from Africa, and isle Of
the Dead" dealing with the weird
superstitions of vampires, madness
and death. Both pictures are re-
released by RKo Radio.
Merriam G. Cooper and Ernest B.
Schoedsack, the same craftsmen
in the production of the
memorable king Kong" are res.
ponsible for Mighty Joe Young. +"
John Ford and Cooper produced
the picture which Sehoedsack di.
rected. In the leading roles appear
Jerry Moore, Ben Johnson, Robert
Armstrong, Frank McHugh and,
of course, Joe Young.
With New York, Hollywood and
the African jungle as its principal
settings, the action of the film de-
|picts the startling results Of a
showman's trip to the Dark Con-
tinent 10 collect animal talent for
an exotic night club he is building
In the screen capital.
Armstrong plays the Snowman
and Miss Moore the part Of a girl
who has been brought up on a lone.
lily farm In the heart Of Africa and
has trained huge gorilla. Ben
Johnson, the romantic male lead,
lis cast as an Oklahoma cowboy
who is also on the safari.
When Joe Young is brought to
civilization, he learns to regard the
human race with antipathy and al
one point wrecks huge night club
to vent his rage. In another thrill
sequence he makes 10 of Ameri.
cas- strongest and most noted
wrestlerS look like midgets.
isle of the Dead" presents Dor.
lis Karloff at his suave best as
general on a Greek island whose
mind becomes deranged from a
plague and who believes malicious
rumor that a young girl Is a yam.
Ipire and reason for the deaths
that have occurred. Ellen Drew il
! the pretty victim of Karloff's weird
persecution and Marc Cramer the
handsome young American news.
paperman who falls in love with
her.
Mighty Joe Young and "Isle
of the Dead" are certain to be 8
sure-fire combination for excite,
ment devotees,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28

director in the business" viii di.
rect. He's the fellow who did High
Noon" and "From Here to Eter-
nifty" This win be his first movie
with music (Hornhlow doesn't
think il should be called a "Musi.
cal").
No one has been cast for the
parts. although press agents have
been busy mentioning their clients
as being signed. Tests are being
made on both coasts, and r. and
H. may choose big names or IN
knowns. They have complete say.
so. naturally. Production is ex.
pected TO begin in March.
| managed to CLEAN some info
about the Todd-Ao process. Todd
was one Of the developers Of Cine.
rama, but broke away from that
strom tossed organization. He
joined with DR.. Brien 0'Brien und
the American Optical Co. in devel-
oping a new filming method. II
has been kept under wraps, having
been shown only in 4 theater in
Buffalo. ". Y, near the &C plant.
Cinerama and CinemaScope are
wide screen methods. Apparently
Todd-Ao is not. It is also projected
on a big, curved screen, but the
proportion is much the same as
ordinary screens. It's bigger,
that's all.
Ordinary movies are made On
3smm film, Todd.A0 is done or
65mm. Big difference.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28

NEW YORK 1.-THE atoms
peacetime role appears due to
swell in the new year whether or
not the United States and Russia
get together on President Essen.
hower's idea of pooling atomic
materials for peacetime uses.
American industry definitely
wants to make more use of the
powers that nuclear fission IN
loose. Washington says business
interest has doubled in recent
weeks.
Congress is sure to be asked to
let them have greater access 10
atomic power and byproducts.
From the atom can spring new
and better products for consumers,
and for industry, agriculture,
chemistry andmedieine.
Even before the Russian agree
ment. American industry was in.
spired by the Presidents proposal.
Business stepped up its interest in
the atom and in prodding Congress
to allow il a great whack at using
atomic energy.
Most of the headlines have gone
to schemes for turning atomic en-
ergy into industrial power through
using the heat from atomic piles
to generate electricity. Such plants
can be built. One is now being
built in England. Another viii soon
be started here.
The trouble has been, and still
is, that the plants viii be so costly
that electricity generated that way
viii be mare expensive th.1
as now produced from steam OF
water power.
One school Of industrialists ar.
CUES, however, that mass produc.
ton win bring this cost down. and
the only way ever to get this is to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28
Re pts Are
Or ing Rapidly
At ey Vest
Pos Office
w. lINGTON, (WNs.

w. iINGTON, (WNS)
inc Sc In the gross
posts .ceipts at the first
class st office at Key
West Iorida, from s244s
538 1852 to 1902, 437 in
1858 divided for an in
creas Ia the salary Of the
postr ,er from 5000 in
1852 s6,370. In 1853, re-
cords the Post Office De-
partr t show.
Und ublic Law lst enacted In
1916 q lIaries Of postmaster are
based the receipts ct the post
office he law provides: "The
salarit postmasters and assist.
ant ps iasteTs al all classes Of
post and Of officers and
supers y employees At post Of.
fees e first class shan be an.
nnal lies, to be fixed by the
Postm General upon gross
postal eipts as shown in the
quartz returns Of the respective
post 3 for the calendar year
irnme( lily preceding.
Ths .eipts are grewins rapid
" In Key West Post Office
and ably will continue 10 In
eFeas ley West IL . first class
post CO with receipts in the
brse' Of 500, 900 70 5ss,Sss.ss
The / ksi that calls fer . sal.
airy I 'hs postmaster u $40.
Whsr receipts af The Key
West II offIes rsseh Or sxeasd
$400,f there will be- another
Jump The salary Of The pest.
mast. to $3.50.
Rec 5 at the first class post
office Homestead, Fla, In 1852
were IA and the salary Of the
postm r was $3.50. Receipts In
1853 v S7s,3SS and the salary Of
the ps laster was $3.50.
Rec at the first class post
office dialeah, Fla. in 1852 were
$751;. I'd the salary Of the post.
maste as $S77o. Receipts In 1885
were i,O0s and the salary Of the
postm n was $3.50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28
oklahoma To
Be Filmed In
Its Home
HOLLYWOOD u Oklahomans

HOLLYWOOD u oklahomans
can rest more easily. okla
homa" viii be filmed In their
state. Also In Arizona and Cali
fornia.
Some Sooners had been wrought
up over reports that the film yer.
sion of the hit musical would be
shot on locations in Iowa or else
where. | have the assurance of
Arthur Horhblow, producer of the
film for Rodgers and Hammer.
stein, that such sacrilege viii not
take place.
| lunched with Hornblow at Ro.
manoff's and learned many things
about the ambitious project. Not
too much about the new filming
process, Todd.Ao. however. Horn.
blow says that is the province of
its namesake. Michael Todd, the
mercuric producer.
We viii definitely shoot near
claremore, okla. which is the &C.
tual locale Of the story" reported
Hornhlow, an eager, artieulate fel.
low, 1--WE toured all over the state,
shooting thousands of feet Of film
an actual panorama of that coun-
try. We found some wonderful
scenes. "
More information about the film
version OF Oklahoma: The
script, authored by Sonia Levien
and william Ludwig. has already
been finished and approved. All
the songs from the nlay viii be
included. Agnes de Mile has been
signed 10 re-ereate her dances. but
On q scale fitting the scope Of the
movie screen
Fred Zsrneman, whom RaErhlow
righf&nR calls 1.-THE hottesa SS..:hg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28

CHICAGO AThe organized
haby-sitters in Chicago viii sc,
Sis an hour for after-midnigh;
duty on New Years Eve.
And We don't have many left, $
said Mrx. Beatrice Painter Of
Perscnalired Sitter and Nurses
Service.
Mrs. Painter said the going rate
lis a dollar a. hour before mid.
night, SIS after midnight. and
door.tOdoor transportation for the
sitter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-12-28
SCOUTING
Ne VS.

Leo III. Comfy, Jr., son of DR..
and n L II. Comfy, received the
Life ] k Of the Boy Scouts re-
Gently Court Of Honor held
at the ,unty Court House The in.
sigma rank was presented BY
]. M. ingman, Chairman of the
Monrt district. Comfy also recelv-
ed tn Citizenship In the Com
munit and Home Repairs" Me.
rit B; es. Comfy Is q Scout In
Troop .. 2S3 sponsored by the
Holy me Society.
Trot IS Scouts Robert c. Chris.
man, {. Hard G. Crisman, Albert
j. LIE itley, II, and H. James
Stewa were invested into the
ranks First Class Scouts by Ed.
gar " ark, while Donald W. Rus.
sell invested by Walter v.
Burns to the ranks of Second
Class iuts.
cha nan OF the Court of Honor
Stark reduced to the gathered
paren. the newly elected officers
of Mo District: Bernard Frank,
chair !, Capt. r. S. Simpson
(MC) sN. vice.chairman, Capt,
A. H. ropp, USN, District Com.
miSSi IS.
Mer Badges awarded To Scouts
we're kerry to Robert Chrisman;
First !, Swimming and Life Saw,
ing TO bert L. Leightley, II: Life
Savini Swimming and First Aid
to II. mes Steward, all OF Troop
2S3.
1t noted that Troop 2Ss was
the y Troop represented BY
Scout: nd Parents at the Court
of He :. ]. NJ. Bringman, retir,
ing CT cman, gave a brief speech
in wi he mentioned that he
would turn to serve the Scouts
after . short absence. Bernard
Franz ,etiring District Commits
sioner md incoming Chairman
gave 8 summary of his program
for tn coming year. Capt. A. n
Drop etiring viee-chalrman and
ineom District Commissioner,
noted At Frank was tough OF
passin tests and ranks and that
he Cd 'opl would be twice as hard
Cap R. S. Simpson, incoming
vice-c rman, gave the principal
speech lis talk was on the IrvinI
Ranch 'ational Jamboree held Il
Califor a. He provided pictures
and r. mentos. His talk KEEP
Scouts nd parents enraptnred. II,
gaev lmplete and interesting re
port c he Jamhoree.'
Rev Manuel Figueroa gave III,
invocs n while Rev. A. r. Hoop
er CAV he benedicticn.
Ap riot Committee and Scout
ers' F Notable took place imme
dated after the Court Of Honor