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, 1953-09-19
MonY New Teuchers
Tuke Posts With
Dept. 81 Education

With the opening of school
several new teachers have tax
en- up duty with the Depart
ment Of Education; some are
substitutes and a few had
been on leave and have re-
sumed their posts.
Mrs. Elena Christian, Dean
Of Girls, is Acting Principal
Of the Christiansted High
School; Albert Strasburger
has been named principal of.
theFrederiksted Junior High
School, replacing Alexander
Henderson. The latter will be
away for one year on a schol-
arship.
Walter James, a graduate Of
the Christiansted High School
who has made a name for him
self in professional baseball,
has been named instructor Of
Physical Education for the
Christiansted High School and
Mrs. Leona Shulterbrandt has
been named a teacher in the
Frederiksted Grammar school.
Among the teachers who re-
turned to duty are: Mrs. Bian-
ca r. Brannigan to the F'sted
Junior High School; Mrs. Oc-
tavia Ross to the F'sted Cram
mar school and Mrs. Asia
James to the Chri4tiansted
Grammar School.
Substitutes for the CHS are:
Miss lima A. jackson & Mrs.
Erlene Welty; Mrs. Lorene
Brooks will substitute at the
FIGS and Mrs. Dickerson at
Che FJHIS.
David G. canegata, jr., tea
cher of Mathematics at the
CHS will leave shortly for the
United States Army.
Mr.. Strasburger is the most
distinguished of the teachers;
a graduate Of Princeton Uni
versity, Class Of 81, with the
degree of A. b. He is an at
torney.
The educational back
ground of other teachers will
be made available by the De-
Eartment Of Education next
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Kid Cavilan Is 81 Choice Over Basilio

SYRACUSE. NY, H-kld Gavi'
Ian Ia locking past tonight's vel.
llerwelghs title defense against
ruaged Carmen Baalllo Of nearby
lCanasaota toward . double world
championship.
re cuhAn Ke~a has designs on
the mlddlewelRht crown II he gets
past naslllo In q is.roand bout
that win be seen and heard nation.
ally by radio tABcl and teievision
gNBCD 1t 500 pm. tESTl with
Syracuse and q l0o.mie area
hacked out On Tv
II Cavilan wins he II obligated
10 risk his IS7.pound title against
champ. within 60 days but he and
his manager. Angel Lopez. already
are talking about bigger game.
A. Caviar Is q % 10 ! choice
10 dispose Of another local hero
before the houla folks. be can af.
ford 10 look ahead. II Basiiio. g.
year-old son Of an onion farmer,
upsets him. Il vii be Carmen's
turn 10 dc the talking. The winner
must fight Bratton next under
terms al an agreement with the
New York State Athletic commis-
sion.
"Gavilan can beat either Bobo
Olson or Randy Turpln." said Lo-
pea. IF he went on to win the
mlddleweight title, | would have
him retire quick. lie would be :
great hero In Cuba as q double
champ"
TuFpln and Olson meet al Madl.
son Square Garden next month for
The ieo.pound title vacated By Sug.
ar Ray Robinson. Caviar. eE
course. would have 20 give up his
welter title Il he should win an.
ether.
In this neck AZ the weeds. they
think Gavilan 10 no eineh 10 breeze
past ba&ilio. q game, determined
ex Marine Who ID Euperbly condi.
toned Tor the big effort Of his life.
Gavllan had his troubles getting
down 30 the class limit Of I&1
pounds after sealing Iss Tor bis
most recent fight AUG. ~ with
Ralph Tiger JOnes. Fans who
Ike Basilio count on . weight.
weakened Gavllan fading Under the
persistent attack Of the upstaser.
Although Gavvy had 70 dry oul
10 make the weight. he Is supreme.
N confident al handing Basilio.
Since he Won toe championship
from nratten he beat Billy Graham
twice and whipped Bobby Dykes.
Gu Turner and Chuck Davey with
the hig prise On the line.
Norman Rothschild. who i pro.
mosimg the bout in cooperation with
the International Boxing Club. pre-.
diets q crowd nf about e.soo and
Q gate Of sSs.ooo.
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ialh home run with . man aboard
In the eighth inning for nost0n's
vletory. TIE Tigers got five hlss of
sid Hudson Who worked TIE first
eight lnnlngs ard none of Ellls
Kinder who pitched the ninth. Kin.
der'a appearance. his g7th this
year, set an American League rec
ord. The old marx of es was hung
up BY I'd Walsh 81 the isos Chicago
White S0x.
Dob poFterfIeld of the Senator's,
Imh0 bad Won q total If - games
|in i've maIor league seasons up ao
|ghe start 81 TIE present campaign.
became TIE first weshlngton paeh-
er In 20 years 10 win n games
In one year.
A double BY Jim Hogan followed
by Q sacrifice and . Ions fly pro-
tlueed the run Cleveland needed %
beat the Athletics
Curt simmons u Ire phlls w0n
his len game a. his teammasea
battered I've Chicago pitchers for
II hits.
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Rockies Meet For
TOpCOlfTry

OKLAHOMA CITY IA eounle
Of nice young college bids today
stood In the way Of q meeting
hetween two cold eyed. soughened
tournament golfers for tha Sara
amateur championship Of TIE INIT.
ed States.
And the way things have been
going In this tournament AZ sur.
prises, il could Be the Kids Who
win clash In the a6-hole final 10.
morrow.
The ROCKIES" of this quartet og
semi ginallxts--pruhAbl the yuune.
est ever brought together In this
ehamplonship-are Bruea cadd. "a,
of Portland. Ore. vito II ahoat Ia
start his sophomore year a Pert.
land University. and Don Albert.
q. Of Alliance. Gaia. q junior Al
rurdma.
Their opponents In today's a..
hole semlainal matches are Dale
Morey If Indianapolis. a 32.year.
cid EXPIRE. who plays Albert ~
Gene Llstler. 13-year-old Navy IL
man from Ia J0lla. Calf, NJ
meets C8dd.
BY any reasonable cay 81 reek
0nlnz. Il should be Mercy agalasa
kAttler IN the final.
sammy UFEetta. the 1850 winnef
and TO @mehampion wha laaaea
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Louisiana state. Rice hines to Flor.
Ia. Georgia Tech'a horde II talent
Il expected 10 romp Through Is
9TH game without defeat 81 ths
expense Of little Davldaon. Ala.
hama. which meets Mlasisslppi
Southern. Misslsslppl sEala. whieh
Billy oEAnn . TIE likely hero fer
slppL which ties INTO Chattanoosa
N are expected % have easy
ttmea.
Although this b fhe openlng St.
urday q TIE lau ssasan. several
conference games age Co tap
Southern california's mighty ma
chine makes the first Fl les three
invasl0ns into the Pacific North-
west 10 play Washington state.
'UcI.A. which bopped Oregon State
BY q ST 81 0 score q year 40.
entertains TIE Beavers In amoGhsT
Coast League eontesl.
Addlfionally, Duke and soukh
Carolina collide In re first game
of the newly termed Aaaankie
Coass League eonteat.
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CcOrgia-VillanOva
Game Saturday
May Draw lOO,OOs

NEW YORK R-There never has
been an athlete Or sports fan who
didn't sigh Tor the good old days.
Many Of them Set he chance q
make such a return trip this week.
end when college foosball--like the
hind that Dad playe6-takes over
the sports scene.
Since the 1851 season the football
fathers have changed the rules
enough 20 eliminate The two-piatoon
system. The college came WIN b
played this year with all-round
players, not teams OF offensive
and defensive specialists ~ dur
ing the past decade.
Approximately two dozen games
that might fan In the big" cate
sorry viii put the Oneplaioon style,
which prevailed before world Wa
II. 90 display this weekend.
And II you are not able 10 see :
game In the flesh. she blocks and
tackles Of the Nebraska. Oxegon e.
counter vii be On yur " screen
Game time IL 2 .. m, EST.
Nebraska has tunked the T-for'
maton with the return % the Cd
rules and will unfuri 1ahnny Dor
dogma IN the tail-back pot before
the Lincoln fans,
Oregon makes the Ions Trip from
the west coast with n returnina
lettermen.
There are numerous egher Inter
sectional affairs. Maryland hope
90 end q two-game loainK ssreaA
In is visit 10 Missouri. Nlllanovs
speaks a q possible 10apoo spec
tat0rs In is fray with Gsorgia 4
Philadelphia Saturday nsEhf. anf
California entertains BayloF In /
game IN which the outeome Is Al
Doubtful ~ . baby's frs step.
-Four ether Texas teams alss
h0Ad glamor spots. Texas A q n
Is . slight underdog In Is lnvaaioE
Of Kentucky whEie Texas Christ
lar Il q slight lavorlle oves Kansas
Blly Qalna Is the likely Zero "a.
Texas University In isa ffay I'll
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Cincinnati Reds
Fire ROg HOrnsby

CINCINNATI CR9-There Il I
major league baseball managers
lob open IN Cincinnati but whoeves
sets Il bad better keep his suitcase
packed.
when ne RedleRs fired Rogers
Hornsby yesterday he became the
fourth pilot Of the team 10 walk
The plank In less than slx full
seasons.
His immediate predeeessoFs--in
the order Of thar firing - we're
Johnny Neun. Elucky Walters and
Luke Sewell. None stayed a. lon
- two fun seasons and mona stayed
long enough 10 DO mueh about III.
Inc the Redlegs out of the Naaional
Leagues second division whars
the team has repoaed since ie44
Who win be the next 10 try hls
hand In this birthplace Of profes.
SIGNAL BASEBALL
The Rnesses were . dime q dozen
today. General Manager Gahe Pau
said he intended 10 talk D. "a
Elock a eandldatea'' during the
next few days.
Meanwhile, Coach Buster Mills
will be In charge II the Redlegs,
who open q series In Milwaukee
tomorrow.
The Knessers we're having q field
day, however. and the name men.
toned most often uas that of al
l.opea, nov manager Of the Cleve.
land Indians.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

NEWARK. n. J--Ika Williams,
$50. Trenton. n. g.. stopped Dem
ZlmbaFao, LIS. Union. n. ia
COLUMBIA, =. C.--Danny Mar
dlco. is. Tampa. Pa, stoppee
Herman Harris 10, Asheville,
III. C.. I.
PAnTs--nay Fsmeehon, France,
outpolnled Jean Lanaleie. France,
ITO.
ST. L0uIs--Jlmmy Weieh, fe5,
Columbus. ouipoinaed Irlah Boz
Murphy. l6stA. San Diego. 10.
DETROIT - Tommy Matthews,
It2tA. Detroit. outpointed Andy An
dersoe, fsIA. Indianapolis, q.
VANCOUVER, d. c. ---Edgard0
Romero, IS, AFnAnlina, stopped
Charlie Kalanl. aha. Honoluln. /.
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YmMxWmDAxB RESULTS
pAllaAaipAtm ~. Chlem@w
hFusAaYm 4 ~. Louis
tuaig mMmms seheaalaal
w0nAw.n SCHEDULE
No games semeanasa
AWwMNrAM LEAGUE
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Dresser DOesn't
Get Chance To
See Regulars
In Full Action
~ waM pNkRoAR
Al snerts wfslseT


The New YORK Yankees haven'I
fooled Charley Dresser by los.ns
enc game 10 Cleveland and tws
Ious Il three 10 the ~. Louis Browns
under hts walchful eyes.
The Brooklyn manager, who has
been doing some personal World
Series scouting from q Yankee
stadium Dor scar home plate. de-,
Iclared today:
They look about The same a.
last year"
As for his own baIl club. Dresser
said.
Il tAlnk we're better than last
year"
But he added quickly:
81 don't say we're SONG 10 yin.
But II We can pat The same fellows
On the field We wsre using . couple
of weeks ago and Il We ean SCI
the plcthlng. think we're better
than they are"
A year ago the Yankees beat
the Dodgers In . seven game
series.
with Dresser In the stands the
A m eriean League champions
bowed 10 10 Bob Lemon of Cleve.
land: split q twin bin VITA the
Browns, losing s. and winning 90.
and lost 10 the Browns yesterday
I'll.
Against the Browns CASEY ssen.
| eel used . flock ot bis Yankee
second stringers.
sour scouts don't get 10 see them
very ofsen." Dreasen observed. Il
was glad b ges the chance. II
looked 10 me Ike lAlliel neynolda
end lEd) L0pat were taxing II
easy. Just getting In soma work. |"
Dressen said he underslood that
Johnny Podres. enc 81 his young
pitchers Who has been injured. vas
lllt again end said he was aalmg DO
see Carl Furslio On Saturday. "a
Fillo. the leagues leading hitter.
has been cot Of action g9K to
weeks with = broken glnKer.
sEie's been working out," ORES.
SEQ said. He had some rev X.
lrav uielures taken 20 zee haw ia
healing and vel talk things over
Saturday"
Because 81 hls selflmposed
scouting duties. Dresser wasn't o.
hand 10 see his club win its l00th
game og the season In S. Louis
yesterday. A thFes-Fun ninth inning
rally gave Carl Ersklne his 1otl
victory By q % margin - Wayne
BeIardl singled home the tielng and
winning runs.
no nasional league club has wos
ll0o since the 1914 Cardinals. ne
last team In either league 10 VII
that many VAS The Boston Red Con
81 feaa.
n wanted 10 Win 100" Dresses
said. IL figured we'd need % d
win the pennant. hua ] wanted d
win 100. Wed have 20 win I've
cut Of seven 10 break TIE Brooklyn
record and don't know ahoul
that"
Ihs Dodgers Il fe41 Won 10
and finished sec0nd.
In other action yesterday ths
Red Sox edged Desroit 81, Wash
lngs0n shaded Chleage % and
Cleveland beat Philadelphia Cor ths
IsGh time this year. s. In ths
American League. phiiadelpAla
smoshered Chicago 10 In ne Na
tinnai.
Terrible Ted Williams belasd hi
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Sailing Races
Slated Sunday

TIE Key west salllnB Clue
wlll held . series - races sum.
day sfssrmeen starting ~ I Pm.
The first raes wlll Ne eev
small beats vndsT fevFseem esss
ard win lneluds heahss Pen
sUlns snd Dlnehys.
The seeesa wlIl be fer she
larger beats sveh 90 Light.
ninus. Rhedss Bansamas ana
Sleeps.
The races wlll ~ held sss the
ReFth sheFe 81 pFedssrs ksY
tSlsshee PsFkl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

loarsss In this tournament. wenl
oul II the fra Foanf yesterday
morning. 50 did BIZ Campbell u
huntington, w. Va. and Jim Jack
son Of S. Louis. fellow members
with urxesta of TIE US. Walker
Cup team. and joan L. Morgan az
TIE British Welker Cup forces.
The other ex.champs and cup
players, Including defending cham.
plon jack Westiand. bad Kone cut
earlier and most ~ their conquer.
ors failed 10 survive the quarter
final romnd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

Georgia Tech Quarterback Pep
per Rodgers holds the Southeast
err Conference records for eonse'
eutive extra points Giel and 90
most field goals CD during . re'
g&ar season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

The Conehs supposed to be heavy favorites In
tonghs clash but the loss Of five because OF injuries
has leveed the two teams where they are Just about
even.
The Conchs viii be In faster company in the current
season their third IN many years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-18

wHsTwmDAw.m mmsukTa
81 IlmaNln T. New Vera 1
nosaaa 4. DmksuiE 4
WaahAnMAmm ., Chlemm@ 9
Caevslana Z. PhiladelphAa 4
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Ne ammem nshe6mlsa
YESTERDAYS REAxoww mwsCnxs
~ TIE AsaeeiaaeA RFaas
M0uTmMmM ASSOCIATION
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l9@6m nee4 81 aewan sNEl&s 1eB
TEXAS EEA0NM
Tmisa IL. Dallas sTmaaa iaa@s ness y
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AMKnaCAM ASSOCIATION
nassas clay :. Iaasznagslas skanss'
TalaAe d 1mmlwvlila . tTeAsan hsaAl
hass 81 sasem series 1f1
TODAwm BASEBALL SCHEDULE
~ Tee Asma@aaAsa Press
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Rochester - nalsAmssss
tssmaFaai "a Bmaimao.
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YANKS USING SECOND
STRINGERS ON FIELD
Major
League
Leaders

WMNN3#@A &MA00@
BATTING - Furiilo. Brooklyn.
..sssa.
RITNg-Snider. BROOKLYN. Ia.
RUNS BATTED N-campaneIla
BEooklyn, Ia
mrs = Ashburn. PhlladelpAia.
ia. -
DoUBLEs-Musial. 81 Louis. a.
TRIPLES - Gillian. Brooklyn.
is
HOME RUNS - Mathews. M
waukee. e.
STOLEN BASES - nFuaoa. Ill.
waakee, IS.
PITCHING - Erskine. Brooklyn.
3o.e. .1e9.
sTRIgEoUTs - Roberts. PAEla.
delphia. ls3.
AMERICAN LgAcUg
BATTING Vernon. Washington,
RuNS-Rosen, Cleveland, 100.
RUNS BATTED M-Rosen, Gle.
veland, I96.
HITs-Knenn, Detroit. 90.
D0UBLES-vernon. Washington.
a..
TRIPLES-Rivera. Chicago. Il.
HOME RUNS-Rosen. Cleveland.
"a.
STOLEN BASES - Mlnoso. CT.
eago. n.
PITCHING - Lopat. New Yofk.
iS-A. .768.
STRIKE0UTS-- Pierce. Chicago.
III.
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Coach "a Beekman today stated
nasly that we aFe cot ready" lie
said that NJ vii field : slightly
weaher club than the ons laal year
whleh won seven games while
dropping to ana tylna one, be.
cause n Injuries.
1--WE might have been In . pcsl-
ton ID take ~ AIMS Il We didn't
have al these Injuries. We may
Lose this 0ne. lhe coach cautioned.
Tha sauaa haa heom ~ herd
with 80 less ~ amd Jimmy SCI.
emen. e. whsss sss6 Eimha zee
ere cenxhs have beer dapsndlns
e. shalr punllnn ama exiFa pelns
wesh. sslamon wlll daflmlielv nai
anaaag n lsnlwhs's clash end v
4 aauhliul Il - wlll be avallahls
eps Mlaml Tech nsxt week.
Also aldallned tonight yin b
hard driving fillhaek Harold Solo.
mon, hnlGhaxk Nafman Allen. and
tackles Frank Betaneourt ard
Krank Hood.
The C0nehs vii he Funnlng into
! veserAn club IN the Saints Wh0
wlll he only slightly eutwelghed.
Prom All reports b. Anaa has
4 veteran hkllelnh which shows .
Iol ii apeed from q Tfugmatlon.
Key West wlll be psnalng their
hopes On the slrlahl bread ard but
Ter iootball lhey have displayed In
me past
ave haven't had time 10 learn
anything else" neckman declared.
Ths Cenehs wlll field = eluh
mada ~ ~ ssvam ssnssFs ana .
auaFgel "a Iumlega. The wFouHd
maimlnu eemhlnallen " ice ".
edm, aenleF paaa allnsaE ana Heaa
tested Den crwas whe hes beer
swilxhea n halshaek arem and 10
aKpexieA 70 hs re censhs' chief
sloxk n trade.
Tony Dopp win eaIl the signals
viii Dick ~nlfi" Salaado handbag
the YaIlhark assignment In the ab
aemee IL Harold solomon.
TIE Key West line VIII weigh IL
Il a average Il I'D pounds vita
) trio AZ hfmwny veteran perform
erx headlna TIE list. Wayne Rrant
lev, ard Stuart L0gun. 1oo.ponnd
tackle combination are both hnld.
oveFa from LAST year a. are Ronnie
pinder and 2o5 pound Julio Hen.
rique1 Al the guards.
olymn Archer wiil hesF We
hrvml 81 tha center hali snappsne
d.al6a a0a - Ere unsxplslnsd
ahaanea "a Sehn psAAsFvist. Geo.
rec Nasklma mav zee ssWe aes.
ten 81 re esnasr peslfseN In en-
ameFmaneY.
End Ralph While. playing bis
third year Al varsity football VIII
he depended On 70 handle the
klcking assignment.
us running mate. BIG John Car.
honell. IA also . hOldoveF from
last year.
Beckman yin field virtually the
same club on defense VIII the *.
eepsion that pins.slaed. but hard
hitting Joe Rusan wiii back the
line. and Red Sliekney and ebay
Gates probably VII draw back.
field assignments.
~. Ann'g viii come back with
. veteran and wea.dFillcd club with
plenty AZ speed.
Matt Scnrry. 1Ss-pound Junior
Quarterback comes 10 town veil
heralded. Hen give his handogfs
~ Jim tones. Jack Rafler and jim
Lindsey. all oi whom have plenty
II experience.
TIE ~. Ann's line wlll weigh In
at about TO pounds.
Key West foctball fans are en-.
peeied "a pack the Mlekers Field
Stadium b. capacity Tor tonsghts
battle. More than q thousand sea.
son tickets have been sold n date
A gala half.gime show win also BE-
on tap for ere fans
Athletic Director win Jones has
announced mat two new gates On
18th and islh Streets have been
added 70 handle the crowd.
Tha main stadium safe win also
be open.
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Injuries Hamper COHch Plans
In Battle With 81. AIMS Squad

The 1858 version 81 the Key West High School foot.
baIl team vii BE- unveiled tonight II the wicker Field
Stadium when they do battle with s. AIMS before an
expected 5000 fans. Kickoff time b 500 pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-14
Wet Nam Premier
Cancels Visit Here

Nguyen Van Tam, Wet Nam
prime minister, has Cancelled a
scheduled visit to the United
States this month, the State
Department disclosed today.
The Prime Minister was in
vited by President Eisenhower
in July to come here September
81. He now says he will be un-
able to come because of pend
ing independence negotiations
with the French. The State De-
partment said it hoped he would
be able to make the visit later.
Evening star., 1953-09-14
KnowIand Attempt
To Keep Cambodia in
Line Believed Futile
BY the Associoted Press

y. SAIGON, Indo- China, Sept. IA
- Senator Knowland, Republi-
can. of California and United
i States Ambassador Donald
Heath returned here today after
a brief trip to the kingdom Of
Cambodia, where they appar-
emily failed to get Premier Pen
Mouth to change his neutralist
stand on communism.
The two refused to comment,
but Mr.. Heath let it be known
he wasn't very optimistic about
bringing Cambodia into line
! even under the threat of losing
American aid money. Senator
KnoWland was expected to COM
ment on the trip at a news con-
ference tomorrow before leaving
!. for Bangkok.
There was even a dispute over
the wording of the invitation ex-
tended to Senator KnoWland to
visit Cambodia.
Telegram in Dispute.
; Cambodian Foreign Minister
Sirik Matak sent a message to
the Senator here yesterday.
American sources quoted the
telegram as saying Cambodia "is
always with the free nations in
the fight against communism.
An American Embassy spokes-
man said Senator Knowland
: wouldn't have gone to Phnom
PENN unless he had received such
!; assurance He added the state
ment would. in effect, serve to re-
tract Premier Pen Mouths re-
cent declaration that his gov
ernment would not fight the
Reds in neighboring Wet Nam if
the rebel Wet Mimi would get out
of Cambodia.
Official Gives Denial.
But Mr.. Matak denied in a
statement to the French News
Agency today that his telegram
to Senator Knowland said any
thing of the kind.
'I only addressed to Mr..
Knowland an official invitation
to come to Phnom Penh," Mr..
Matak declared.
The American Embassy in
sistS Mr.. Matak's telegram gave
the quoted assurances Cam
bodia would fight against the
Reds. The Embassy spokesman
said Mr.. Heath would demand
that Pen Mouth publish the
full text of the message las
proof of the good faith of the
Cambodian government"
Offer Made in Broadcast.
The Premier had made his
offer to the Wet Mimi in a
broadcast last week.
The broadcast produced a
sharp reaction in American and
French circles, who have been
counting on Cambodia as an
active ally against the Commu-
niSts. Senator Knowland, sur
veying political and economic
conditions in Indo-China. re-
portedly had decided to cancel
his trip to Phnom PENN but
changed his mind after receiv-
ing the foreign minister's mes
sage.
The Cambodian government
was reported astoniShed by the
quick French and American
anger at Pen Mouths remarks.
In Saigon, a member of the
staff of Gen. Henri Navarro,
French commander in chief in
Indo China, underlined the
French irritation. He said:
We've arrived at a point where
we can no longer be satisfied
with statements or vague prom |
ises. If the Cambodians really
want to take part in the war
against communism, let them
prove it."
Evening star., 1953-09-14
Young Hot-Rodders Go
On Cor-Smoshinq Spree
BY the Associated Press

SOMERVILLE, Mass. Sept.
14.-Teen-age hot-rodders had
a wild time yesterday crashing
used cars head-on into each
other behind the Somerville
Buick Co.
After a salesman chased them
away company officials counted
ii cars smashed and esti-
mated damage-ripped-of fend-
ers, shattered headlights and
twisted bumperS-Would total
"at least $4,000"
Evening star., 1953-09-14
Note How Wonder Bread Compares With Meat,
Milk, Fish and Eggs-See Chart

Children go for Wonder Bread
because it's Doubly Fresh!
An average boy Of 10 should gain
about 6 pounds in one year.
Which is at the rate of q pound per
month; or less than 2ounces each week.
But any time your child fails to gain
puts her or him that far behind.
Why Lack Of Food.Energy
Causes Weight and Growth Loss
Carbohydrate and fat supply food.
energy. Protein supplies the building
blocks" of growth.
Now Nature cannot use carbohy-
drate and fat alone for growth, but it
can use protein for energy.
Thus, when your child fails to get
enough carbohydrate and fat food
energy, Nature uses the protein for