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Evening star., 1953-06-06
Democrats Win Ball Game;
See Political Omen for 1854
4,60o Turn Out for Summer Camp Fund
Benefit; Sports Celebrities HighIight Event

summer camps on proceeds of
the game. Including President
Eisenhower. there were - ,609
customers in the stands for the
game, which benefits The Stars
Summer Camp fund.
It was a colorful spectacle, an
enthusiastic crowd and a top
ping ball game from men who
don't get to play baseball so
often any more.
As Lefty Saw 1t.
Lefty Grove, who might be
something of an au-
thority on the game, grinned
widely from the stands and
made his pronouncement: mot
bad baseball. Not bad at all"
Baseball Veteran Grove was
among 43 past and present
sports celebrities who lunched
with the President at the White
House yesterday and then took
in the ball game last night.
Although showers had been
forecast earlier in the day, Pres
ident Eisenhower brought his
typical good weather-no rain
and the crowd beat the heat
with colorful summer attire.
He arrived about IS minutes
ahead of schedule, without Mrs.
Eisenhower, and sat in a we'll
filled box along the first base
line with Clark Griffith. Earlier
in the day, at the luncheon, the
President had commented to the
Mats owner that his team ap-
peared to be doing pretty well.
Keep your fingers crossed"
Mr.. Griffith advised him and
received an affirmative presi-
Dental promise.
Applause for Corps.
The crowd had rousing ap-
plause for drum and bugle corps
and drill teams from the Air
Force, the Marines, the Army,
Navy and Maryland's champion
American Legion drum and bugle
corps.
They had even more for the
various sports champions and
celebrities as they were intro
duced and took bows in front
of the stands. They were par
ticularly generous when Heavy
weight Champion Rocky Marci-
ano and Joe DiMaggio took their
bows.
After the luncheon, while pos
ing for pictures, the President
asked Champion Marciano to
show the fist with which he won
over Walcott. Bashfully, the
champ produced it-about the
size of swollen football.
Golfing great Gene Sarazen
was at the Eisenhower table for
yesterdays White House buffet
and came away with assurance
that the President needed no
golf1ng tips.
Keen About Everything.
II never saw a man so keen
about everything" Mr.. Sarazen
said. II wish I had his keen
ness-I'd go right through the
Open championship at Oakmont
next week."
Gen. Eisenhower took them all
on a personally guided tour Of
the White House after the lunch
con and greeted q few Of them
again at last nights game.
He sat through the abbreviated
game Of five innings. chewing
gum like the veteran baseball
fan that he isn't. Shortly after
he was seated, several teen-agers,
one of whom wore a huge II
Like Ike" button, gained his at
tention with placards which read
&c. o. p"
He was there with a ready
smile. He turned it on often,
even while autographing the ball
retrieved by Representative Lam
drum, Democrat, of Georgia,
after the opening toss.
He accepted q citation from
The Stars president, s. II. Kauff-
mann, and settled back to help
Clark Grifnth enjoy reports Of
Terwilliger's grand-slam home
run In Chicago. 4
Evening star., 1953-06-06
President Confers
With Dulles, Collins
And Nash on Korea
BY the Assoeioted Press

~ UO NSSOCiOIc0 tIoSS
President Eisenhower met
with military and civilian
chiefs today on the latest
Korean developments.
Called to the White House
at $50 am. were Secretary
Of State John Foster Dulles,
Gen. j. Lawton Collins,
Army chief of staff, and
Frank c. Nash, Assistant
Secretary of Defense.
Mr.. Nash was appearing
in place of Secretary of De-
fenSe Charles E. Wilson, who
was out of town. The con-
ference lasted a little more
than an hour. There was no
announcement of any de-
cisions.
Evening star., 1953-06-06
By Charles J. Yorbrouqh

Democratic optimists today
are trying to read a lot of 1854
significance into the to 2 base
ball victory they pulled out of
Republican clutches in Griffith
Stadium last night.
A Democrat grabbed the ball
tossed out by that well-known
Democrats Win by Single Honded"
Effort by Addonizio. Po9e A.
Republican, Dwight D. Eisen-
hover, and nine other Demo-
Gratis snatched the win to give
the annual Congressional ball
game it's best production in his
tory.
Real winners are the scores of
needy children who'll go to
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Stocks in the SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK tp. - Following are the
sales (add 00). high, low closing price
and net change of the 20 most active
stocks for the week:
Sales High Iov Close chre
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Crewman Dies,
; Missing in
Tanker Crash
Huge Ships Collide,
Sink in Flames OFF
Delaware; 81 Suved
By the ASsoeialed Press

WILMINGTON, Del, June s,
One of Americas largest sea-
going tank ships was sliced in
two early today in a collision
with another giant oil carrier in
Delaware Bay. Eighty-two crew.
men Of 86 aboard the two ships
that burst quickly into flames,
leaped into the water or board
ed lifeboats and were rescued.
The Red Cross listed Joseph
Donnelly. As, of Marcus Hook,
Evening star., 1953-06-06
Guide for Readers

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Evening star., 1953-06-06

An Assoeloted Press Newspaper
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1953-03-19
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MEMS wear. tuxedo rental: can rent
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Business Directory

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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

Sophie Tucker. who has been
selling her autobiography, Some
OF These Days" from which
many charities benefited says that
she has started the Sophie Tucker
Foundation, Soph has received a
charter from Albany. N. Y, thus
officially authorizing a corpora
ton to foster and encourage the
development of liberal arts and
sciences, to m al Ike voluntary
grants to needy and worthy per-
sons without discrimination as to
the race. color or creed in order
TO enable them either to work to
develop SkillS in such arts and
sciences"
Sophie has been active in many
charities In virtually every one
of her engagements she sells
autographed copies OF her book
and albums as soon as she takes
her final bow. Buyers frequently
designate the charities that they
wish benefited.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
TAMPA, FLORIDA
35th Anniversary Of Founding Of
University Of Jerusalem Observed
This Year

The Hebrew University of Jeru-
salem, lrael's only university.
celebrated on Friday. July oath,
the SSth anniversary of the LAYING
OF its foundation by DR.. Chain
Welzmann. it is announced by
DIR. George s, Wise. President OF
the American Friends of the He
brew University. At the cere-
mony, which took place in 1918
while the Turks Still controlled
much Of Palestine, DR., Weizmann
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

dedicated twelve foundation
stones on Mt. ScopuS one for
each OF the tribes OF Israel.
OF the modest but memorable
ceremony" in which he partici-
pateG in 1918, DR.. WeiZmann later
wrote; 'rOn the afternoon of the
twenty-fourth the foundation
stones Of the Hebrew University
were laid on Mount Scopus. The
physical setting OF the ceremony
was OF untorgettable and sublime
beauty, The declining sun flooded
the hills Of JU6ses and Moab
with golden light, and il seemed
70 me. too. that the TRANSPORTED
heights were watching. wonder
Ing, 6lnaiy swars perhaps that
this was the beginning Of the re-
turn Of their own people after
many days, Below US lay Jeru-
salem, cleaning ike 5 jewel
Today, the Hebrew University
has student enrolment OF S,000.
the largest in its history. 1t has
trained an entire generation Of
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

INael'S leaders in industry, gov
eminent, agriculture, medicine
and education.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-12
Ell oRIcEN DE BAYAMo

Bayamo no fue fundado-como
han asegurado algunos ASTORIA
doreS, por Ell Adelantado Diego We.
lazquez. Bayarno fue un cacicazgo
indio. Su poblacion ascendia a mas
de dos mil habitantes. cuando
Cristobal Colon lego a Cuba, va
Bayamo existia desde hacia amos.
Todos los historiadores, desde Fray
Bartolome de las Casas, hasta mi
querido amigo ell DR.. Ramiro Guer-
ra, estan de acuerdo en- este par
ticular. Ell Adelantado Diego We
iazquez, no fue su fundador, sino
sencillamente: su propulsor. Los
fundadores de Bayamo fueron ex-
clusivamente los indioS y su funda-
cion, por no existir datoS ante
riores al descubrimiento, Sc pierde
en- la noche de los tiempoS. Pero
hay algo mas todavia este res
pecto. Sc sabe perfectamente que
ell vocablo .'BAYAMo" es una pa
labra de origen indio y que pro-
viene de 10 voz ''bayam', nombre
dado por los aborigenes al "arbol
de la sabiduria" a cuya sombra,
segiIn la leyenda, las propias
fieras, despues de permanecer ba-
10 ella, sc tornan en- mansas, como
corderillos. Sc Sabe, asimismo, que
Bayamo era una comarca religio-
sa.
Este extreme 10 aclar6 Sufiente.
mente, Don Jacobo de la Pezuela
" no vale la pena discutirlo.
Este Pezuela, ell unieo historic.
dor que Sc aventura a dudar del
primitive asiento de la que luego
fuera la villa de San Salvador de
Bayamo, asegura, sin embargo,
que cuando Panfilo Narvaez fue
atacado por los indios, Al llegar a
Ia Comarca de Bayamo, repues-
tos los espan0les. recon0cieron Ell
pueblo" lDiccionario ENCYCLOPEDIA
co. Panfilo de Navarez) Ell DR..
Ramiro Guerra, uno de los mas
eminentes Y veridicos historiadores
de Cuba, dice que ''Narvaez pene-
tro en- la region de Bayamo, una
de las mas pobladas de la Isla
TodoS los historiadores, que como
eemos. estan conformes con este.
Is pues, YIN helho historiso demos
trade, que Bayamo fue, en- sus
origenes, una poblacion india
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-12
QUEENS BIRTHDAY

LONDON. R-Queen Elizabeth II
officially celebrated her 9th birth
day Thursday and caused one Of
the biggest traffic jams ia mem
DRY.
FIRST aid teams attended several
hundred persons who tainted or
we're injured in the dense crush
around tie Horse Guards parade
ground. where the queen, seated
with easy grace On a horse named
Winston. took tire salute 1t the
srooping 81 the eolof-one al Rri.
salns most stirring spectacies-
Tie queen vas born On Aprii
"a. ia taat rs sim previous
British nsmarshs. TIE commea-
weaisa and empire celebrates Der
hgrfhaay ofEle8aiiy 10 lure. Eae.
lands weaiher j. LIKELY 10 BE- "
lss best taser.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-12
Safety
Notes
BY BILL GLIB

The Rev. G. Raymond cambeT,
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Oklahoma City provides an excel
lent example of how unethical
driving habits are also direct VIC.
lahons of ecclesiastical as web as
statutory law.
Commenting on the Sixth Com
mandment, he says: Thou shalt
not kill The person taking the
life of another is a murdered. TAX.
ing human life is never made le-
gal. God clearly declares that life
IS outside the realm where the win
OF any man has any right to act
as to its ending. Thou shalt not
murderl There are forms OF MUIR
der peculiar to this age which are
hardly ever called that because
murder is not the primary inten-
ton; but when excessive speed on
the highway or faulty mechanism
in the. car or incompetent driving
behind the wheel results in a death
on the highway. il is murder"
This column and various safety
organizations throughout the Uni
ted States are working this month
in cooperation with the National
Safety Council to impress people
with the fact that: SPEED KILLS
TAKE 1T EASYl"
Too many people are fascinated
with speeds; speed as an end in
itself, rather than a means TO an
end. Some drivers are taken in BY
the automobiles speed potential
and whenever they get behind the
wheel, speed for speeds sake is
their goal. The intelligent way to
handle speed is TO let conditions
of weather. road, traffic, car and
driver determine the speed AZ
which you drive.
Speed control is a form of self.
control. Our society has built jails.
asylums, and penitentiaries for In
dividuals who have shown them.
selves incapable of exerting self
control with regard to other types
of criminal behavior. As Owen F.
Mcdonnell. of the Philadelphia In.
quirer. says:
"Now Is the time : as Il has
been for too long : TO concentrate
on the driver who, by his behavior
creates accidents hazards, doesn't
regard himself as an outlaw and
vicious enemy Of society. yet can
not resist the temptation 10 gam.
bic with speed and crush lifeless
an innocent person"
Remember you can't charge
through traffic without paying for
il later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-12
WHY THE IRON CURTAIN?

Three staff sergeants of the Yugoslav Air Force
Gently answered the question why the Communists main
tain the Iron Curtain at the borders of all Communist
countries The three Yugloslav sergeant who had been
training in the United States learning fly jet fighter
planes, deserted to seek U. S. citizenship.
Their the belief that citizens had no rights
IN their Communist country Each of the three had just
completed sixmonths' course under training program
designed to teach the Yugoslay Air Force to fly and
ice American jet planes.
It will be recalled that Marshal Tito was extremely
reluctanto permit many American instructors and other
military personnel into Yugosavia when this program was
discussed in its initial stages The Yugosavs attempting
to desert have obviously discovered the faIsehoods
peatedly voiced by the Communist Government in Yugo
sava. They are, no doubt only a few of the Yugosav
rainees who would like to deste but who have been
PEELED to abandon such idea by personal family ties
in Yugoslavia
We think the action of the three Yugoslav sergeants
one Of the best examples recently answer to the
question why the Communists always habtate behind an
Iron Curtain The curtain hides weakness poverty back
wardness and false propaganda That holds true in every
Communist country and the elimination the Iron Cur
tain would spread dissatisfaction into every corner of Com
munist countries especially those the democratic
powers and who have had intimate relations with the
West during, prior to- World War H. Behind the Iron
Curtain there considerable military strength and WELL
concealed state of poverty and primtveness Conceang
this ater condition the main purpose Of the Iron Cur
tain
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-12
NOTAS CUBANAS
Por RAoUL ALPIzAR poYo

Ahora bien, Diego Velazquez,
despues del suplicio del bravo
cacique Hatuey, en- ell afio de 1913,
fundo la villa de San Salvador, en-
Yara, provincial de Macaca. lie
dio ese nombre, porque ALI Sc con-
solido la conquista.
Roberto Mateizan, que tan bien
espiga en- estoS trigaleS hiSt6ri-
cos, dice. en- su obra titulada "Cuba
Pintoresca y Sentimental 10 que
Sigue, que a nueStro modesto
jucio, S difinitiye:
La Villa de San Salvador fue
fundada ell 5 de noyiembre de 1913
en- ell lugar que hoy ocupa Ell pobIa-
do de Yara. En- una carta dirigida
por Ell Adelantado Diego Velazquez
a Su Magestad Catolica, Fernando
v. relatandole su excursion desde
Baracoa hasta ell Colo de Guaca-
nayabo y sus pesquisas para en-
contrar sitio apropiado para la
fundacion de Ia Ciudad, Sc con-
signan los parrafos siguientes;
& dicho asiento sitio Sc
halo legua y media de I'm puer-
to que esta aproposito a ia nave
gacion de la isla Espanoia v TERRA
Firme, y cerca de un rio grande y
muy bueno, que Sc dice Yara, de
muchas crianzaS de ganado Y dis.
.posiciones para labranzas de yucca
.y ajies y maiz Y muy buen sitio v
asiento para dicho pueblo: E que
las mismas estan a Is ca. tsiel
20 de ALI y que hizo poner la lyle.
STA en- la parte que conyenia v la
nombro San Salvador, porque ALI
fueron libres los cristianos del
cacique Yahatuey, e porque con la
muerte Sc aSeguro & salvo mucha
parte de la isla j asi hisno hizo
senalar solares para la gpangeria
de Vuestra Alteza { yiniend0 los
indios porque envio de que arriba
hace menci6n. do vecindades a
los que las quisieron. para que las
tuyiesen, como las que do en- Ia
Asunci6n, Y aSi rnismo les hizo
repartir para eomenzar a labrar,
m0ntnnSs de unta''.
Mas tarde. continUa diciend0:
"A fines de 1914 fue trasladada
Ia Parraoquia San Salvador al pue-
bio indio de BayaHao. en- donde
comenzo q fomentarse Ia villa
rapidamente con sus fertiles plan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-12
VACATION sIsLE SCHOOL

Editor. The Citizen
Recently | have been working
with the Vacation Bible School
planning committee of the Church
OF the Rock, corner of Francis and
Southland SIS. While discussing the
scheduled activities it occurred TO
me that more parents should be-
come familiar with what Bible
Schools have 10 offer and that
more children should take advant-
age of them.
In Bible School a child Is under
supervised care. He comes in con
tact with children his own age and
takes part in diversified activities.
School offers these, but also offers
less freedom and q more disciplin.
ed atmosphere as the children are
attending to absorb knowledge pr.
marty.
Sunday School In one hour a
week attempts to formulate a
child's religious principles. Bible
School supplements Sunday School
and school BY combining the spirit
ual training Of Sunday School with
creative arts Of school 20 give a
child q vel rounded program 10
fill the first few weeks Of vacation.
Many children learn crafts that
occupy many hours Of the remand.
er Of the summer and during their
leisure they can more readily re.
tain the religious training Of Bible
School.
And foremost Bible School be.
comes j link between life and re-.
IiKl0n. II shows = child that . per.
son should actually live his religi0n
daily.
Almost al churches n0w have
Bible Schools. I'm wrsslag this Ia
hopes that many paFeutx viii read
shas ard become aware es tire vital
part that Vacaiiaa Bible SeE.81l
could and stsoald piay 10 TIE lives
Of their children.
Sincerely.
Hrs RAliam " HI
ITO seEssnsry ST.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-12

tios Y la emigration de Baracoa
que sc inicio desde csc mismo afio,
llegando a su apogeo en- 1873"
FL raneherio de Bayamo en- po-
der de los conquistadores de 1872,
en- La epoca que la feligresia de
Cara, hizo su traslado, habia
adquirido ell aSpecto de las peque-
mas villas europeas.
Conservando ell lugar su nombre
aborigen, Sc lie agrego a este, ell
que Velazquez puso al poblado
iundado en- ell ano anterior Y de
ahi ell actual nombre de San Sal
vadir de Bayamo.
Muchos historiadores tratando
este asunto demasiado a la ligera,
no hacen otra cosa que senalar
fechaS y citar nombres, sin hacer
la depuracion de hechos, co1tribu-
yendo que sc forme I'm verdadero
caos historico.
0tro aventaiado historiador, ell
Sr. Ricardo v. Rousset, cita la
nota de Pedro del Prado, que
senala Eel origen de Bayamo en- ell
aiio 1872, con ell nombre de Nuevas
Grandas, en- la provincial de Maca-
ca, donde hay un Sitio llaEnado
Pueblo Viejo, contando que en- 1911,
Sc traslado al pueblo llamado Las
ovejas" rio en- medic del Sitio que
hoy ocupa.
Mayor enredo no es possible con.
ceblr, al tratarse de buscar la YER
dad historical, que tanto interesa a
los hombres que estudian nuestro
pasado.
En- ell ano de 1911 no puede ha-
Der ningun traslado de origen es-
panoi. Velazquez arribo a Bara-
Goa, directamente de Salvatierra
de la Sabana, en- ell mes de dici-
embre de ISL, mes en- que fundo
a Baracoa Y solo en- el primer
semestre de 1912. envio terra
adentro a Panfilo de Navaez quien
acampo en- el pueblo indio de
Bayamo.
JamaS pudieron sonar aqueIlos
senores dc la conquista, que Baya-
mo habria de ser en- ell poryenir,
ell teatrw de proezas magnificas y
que sus hijos, aeaso los mas ricos
a los mas cuItoS, en- TN alarde dc
amdi. a la libertad, tranquilamente
quemaron su heredad. dejando sold
escombro a los soldados dc la tira.
MIA.
Tampoeo sonaron esos eahalle.
ros usurpadores. cue habria de ser
Bayamo quien ofreciera el Himno
Nacional a la Republica de Cuha,
que tuyo su maraVilloso inieio en-
aquelios mgares, que son hoy
m0numentos naeionaIes y lugares
dondc acHden los cubanos, con el
respeto y la devotion que insplran
esas grandes proezas. de aqueIloS
exeelsos yaroneS bayamesex.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-12
APPRECIATION

Editor. The Citizen
Dedicated to my good friends in
Key West:
There are so many things in life
so worthwhile; for instance, what
is more wonderful than good
friends? Always we can do some
good on earth if we just keep on
keepin' on. To help some individu-
al to find a better way of life. To
help someone live better life, al
ways give the helping hand" for
each and every one of us to be
more gentle, more kind, more
thoughtful Of our fellow man. /
love my Key West friends for their
graciousneSs to me and when /
leave | shall take sweet memories
back to Texas with me.
God bless you
Till we meet again,
Mrs. W. L. Vented
Corpus Christi, Texas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-06-12
Dick
Says

Who IS going 70 be the next clly
Managerg
Il seems unlikely that Che city
managers' association can pro
vide a man who would Be willing
10 serve IN that capacity from
now until next November. Nor
does il seem probable that any 10
cal man would accept the appoint.
mountaineering that before he has
an opportunity to learn the ropes.
lhe November referendum might
throw him out 81 the JOB.
Say whas you like . whether
you're FOR OF against Dave klng
bis resignation poses = problem.
The new sewerage sob will re.
quiTe competent supervision IS
trained engineer While engineers
are plentiful. they are also expen.
size and the City IL KEY Wet
isn't 80 weli-off financially ihal i
can afford 20 ignore that impof.
sani fact. Mayer Harvey, 81 course
has always provided heipfni con-
saltstion On The City's engineering
problems but BE- cant be expect.
ed 10 work fulliime on ne sew
erage proiert.
Couple the need foF ~ euFineer
aiang with tie fact thai ; neW rnaa
is going 70 have 20 BE- trained q
perform Charles RobeFia' dates,
inst budget problems VII aoon
have 10 BE faced. ste.. and yoa
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Fsees tssss axe - 80 wen
80 60 go new Tres aa4efe =
as aMaknely bR eel ~ 121
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