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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
Final Lap In Mexican Sport
Car Race Will Be Run Today

MEXICO CITY 1-Drivers n
MeKieo's fastest Pan-AmeFiean
Road Race entered ne final lac
today. from chlhaahaa 10 cladad
Junret. vita only one leader IN
ths fear divisions Aolding . bis
lead.
ouly q a the original i7g start
ers ssi oui 60 the kome stretch
TIE i.ai2.mlls race SCI under way
last Thursday near the cuatsmal
"a hordsr.
Hans hartman. German eham'
pioa dEixing a Borgward. earrled
. ismlnuis margia b TIE snail
sports class ever hia nearest cen.
peuiar. Jsroslav luAan q Cnaie
mais. laio the final xz7s niles.
Leaders In the other three divis
knt managed % stFy on top hul
Ell losi aome grcuno
Chaek Slsxenson cf Mnwaukee
erxing a Llneoln. Watched team,
mate Walt Faaikper a Lans
Beach. Calf. whille Ms seven.
minats advaatagc aown 20 les
tAan soar IN the large Sioek car
class.
IN ne hix sports car class
haly's Pierre Taruffi narrowed IN
brad e AFgsatlna's Mannel FangC
from - minutes b less than zine
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TIE hrSi piace uargn of c y
Evans AZ Pass. Tex., al
trimmed irom seven minutes q
slx IN the small sicek car dixszios
~ Norman Paiterson. . fellew r.
Paso driver Evans Is dritinn 1
Chexrolet, PatteFsun . Ford.
Ne accldenis were repeated ar
hg yesterdays Laos. lol ne flrsl
perfect DAY since fhe Kruellng tesl
hegan. To date seven persans-
nree erssz and foaF spectator,
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
Gators Need Win
Over Hurricanes

GAINESVILLE R-The uniysr.
sisy 81 Florida tooshan team must
beat the university a Miami
Saturday nleht 10 save Coach De
woodruff from his first losing see.
90 In college inoshali.
Anothsr band a Florida Gators.
faced with this sane sliuation.
aroae 10 TIE oceasion and upset
Alahama IN the final same a
ne 1881 season. Tat save wood.
ruf his second straight SIS seasoa
81 Florida.
Last years Gatnr Bowl champs
never tralled and brushed With s..
woodFmlf hal ene IS season
coaching si baylor In 1917 bui
all ms ether years a. player II
Tennessee. sssistanf coach Al Tea
nessee. Army and Georgia Tech
ard head coach 81 Baylor-were
NAAAAak oAEA.
! This years Fiorida team 20
behind al The start a the season--
opening against hice. Georgia
feeh and kentueky whe may al
wlnd ~ n oo~i Kames New Years
Day. when Florida flashed play.
ng these tAFee 4 BAD . record
q ere tis and tsa defeats.
Nictorses ever Strlsum ard ciga.
Gel hruught the CatoEs evea and
a ue vita Loaxlana state prs.
served ne stxtad Aaharn pul
florida behlnd asain. > victoFy
ever Gsorgia mxds TIE ssasoa IS.
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Fiorida Noy "a ard leit ths Caters
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
Army -KidnaP' Nays Mascot

amer beating the Middiss 81 Sat,
urday.
TIE sost didn't leave WITH Ne
Cadet soccer team bat Nav
spokssmen feel ths conspiracy was
there.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23
IMarcianO Will
Box Exhibition

OAKLAND. Calf. ~ - Heavy.
weight ehampioa Reeky Mareians
headlines o iisht program tonighi
with four rounds Il exhihition
punchins wlfh two sparring part
ners. Boo Golden and Toeie Hall
Mareiano y scheduled 10 leave
Tuesday Cor exhibitions IN Hons-
lulu an dfiongK onas ndro BE- b
lula and Hong Kong and ether
Asian points.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-23

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Evening star., 1953-09-12

nova is quite decorative, not to
mention seductive, in LESS Than
a Day" and Andrea Cecchi Is
undoubtedly as foolish as the
writer intended.
X 4 \
Naturally no Italian movie
omnibus would be complete with
out it's melodrama and Times
Gone BY" has it's share in some
thing called THE Vise," based
on a one-act play by Luigi Pr
andello. This concerns itself
with a woman who has been un-
faithful (these Italian movie
makers sometimes seem to have
one-track minds) with her hus-
bands best friend. Her mate
finds out and puts her through a
great deal of mental torture
while slowly letting her know
Evening star., 1953-09-12
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing

Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing
Stage.
Arena-"A Phoenix Too FIRE.
quent" and "The Happy Jour-
ney";; 1880 and $3.50 pm.
Carter Baron Amphitheater-
"Carousel";; 8:45 pm.
Olney-"Pygmalion"; $40 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador THE Caddy";;
1:20. 3:25, 5:25, 1880 and 9:35
pm.
Capitol-"City of Bad Men;
10:30 am. los, 3:45, $40, 9:05
and HAS pm. Stage: 1915,
2:50. $3.50, S:15 and 1880 pm.
COlumbia-"Gentlemen Prefer
Blonds";; 1920 am, lis. $40,
5. 6:55, $50 and 10:45 pm.
DupOnt-"The Moon Is Blue:
1. $40. 500, 1880, 9:45 and II
pm.
Keith's-"The Man From the
Alamo; 11:55 pm, 1:55, 1855,
5:55. 7:55. 9:55 and 11:55 pm.
Little - "The Seven Deadly
Sins; l, $40, 5:25, 7:40 and
$50 pm.
MacArthur-"Mr. Potts Goes
to Moscow; 2, $3.50, $50, 1850
and $50 pm.
MetrOpOlitan-'Perilous Jour-
ney";; 1928 am, 2:35, $50 and
9:05 pm.
OntariO-"Sailor Of the King;
1. 2:35. 4:25. 6:10, 8, 9:45 and
1880 pm.
Palace-"Return to Paradise;
11:35 am. lao, 3:45. 5:45. 1850,
$50 and 11:55 pm.
Playhouse - "The Moon Is
Blue; II am, 1855. 3:05, 500,
1880, 9:45 and IL pm.
PlaZa-I1meS Gone By; IL
am, 1880, 2:40. 4:25, 6:15, $40,
10 and 1850 pm.
Silver Spring "The Seven
Deadly Sins: lao, $3.50, sos,
8:15 and 1925 pm.
TranS-Lux From Here to
Eternity; 10:55 am, los, 800,
5:35. 7:50, 10 pm. and 1910
am.
Warner-"The Caddy";; 1880
am, 1:30. 3:35, $40, 7:40, $50
and 11:55 pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-12

somewhat less voltage. "The
Idyll" is a rather trying but
fairly well-played story of first
innocent friendship between a
10-year-old girl and boy. ending
on a sort Of sweetly-sad note.
"A Pot-Pourri of Songs" is a
pantomimed romance to some
old time Italian ditties and it
may, for all we know, be a rous-
ing success with people to whom
the songs mean memories. "A
Question of Property" is an
elderly semismudged joke.
Both worldly and earthly,
"Times Gone BY" is a motion
picture with it's ups and downs.
On the whole, addicts of foreign
films, especially the Italian
brand, should find it satisfactory.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD.
The Government has already
attached the 500 a week Dick
Haynes is paying Nora pending
their Las Vegas divorce for her
share-$415, ,000-of the income
tax she and Enrol Flynn owe for
community-income tax. And
Nora now wants to fight Dick
divorce. So where does this leave
Rita Hayworth? . Meanwhile,
jeanne Dru, Dicks former wife,
will join her present hubby,
John Ireland, in London where
he's doing "The Good Die
Young" with Gloria Grahame.
when she finishes "Gatling Gun"
with Van Johnson. Hope
you're not as confused as I am.
Spotted Dane Clark shopping
in open shirt and shorts on Bev-
erly drive. Where does he think
he is-Miami? Nina Foch's
current guy, TV Actor James
Upton, flew in from New York
to pass week while she's emot-
ing in Executive Suite"
Lex Barker is trying to get out
Of doing two extra pictures he
signed to make in Italy, so he
can return here with bride Lana
Turner. We don't like to say
told you So" but, while every
one else was printing that Lana
and Lex had cooled, we remained
firm and said marriage any
day." And while every one
is betting on "how long," Lexis
former wife, Arlene Dahl, says
''it could last-they were made
for each other"
Raymond Burr, who used to
crowd the scale at 800 pounds,
is now sylphlike at 1875, and
winding up his last scenes in
Bob Hopes "Casanova's Big
Night" Raymond's gal
pretty, blond Atlanta heiress
Marilyn Beecher-is in Holly
wood to do the town with him.
X X X X
Jean Simmons starts receiving
her 100000 from RKO October
l, even though her three-picture
Evening star., 1953-09-12
Hollywood Diary
Confusion Still Reigns
In the Dick Hoyn7es Sector
By Sheiloh Graham

loan-out is still unconsummated.
In spite of Susan Hayward's
divorce, Jess Barker may give up
his movie career and go into
public relations If it will help
his private relations with Susan.
He wants reconciliation but,
as of now. no chance.
Laugh of the week: When
James Mason met Sid Luft, his
producer at Warmers for "A Star
Is Born" Sid looked the immac-
ulate Mason over and cracked.
II can see right away I've got
to take you to my tailor!"
While still at Warmers, I'm glad
that Steve Forests Phantom
Ape" is now back to the original
Edgar Allan Poe title, Murders
in the Rue Morgue." Can't flg-
ure why the change was con-
templated.
Joan Caulfield will miss hus-
band Frank Ross September 16
premiere in New York for "The
Robe" She has to start her live
MY Favorite Husband" televis-
ion show here today. But Mary
Martin and Dick Halliday will
be on hand for Producer Frank.
1t was Dick who, years ago, sold
him on the idea of buying the
phenomenal best seller,
X X X
I hear that Laurence Olivier
would like Olivia de Havilland
for his "Anastasia" play in Lon
don. But there's a good picture
cooking for her in Hollywood,
and she'll have to make up her
mind soon whether to marry
Pierre Galante. right away or
wait a long while. He has to
return to his job in Paris.
Daryl Zanuck cables his ar
rival in Munich for a weeks stay.
He also reports that all is now
serene with Gregory Peck and
Nunnally johnson in Might
People"
Joan Tyler, who shares Vic Da-
none and Travis Kleefeld in her
private life, has been tested for
term contract at Warmers.
(ReIeased by NANA)
Evening star., 1953-09-12

that he has found out. We dozed
now and then, but we were wide
awake midway when she saw the
gun in the drawer. so the ending
was no surprise. Elisa Cegani
makes the unfortunate woman
wholly believable.
The other three items generate
Evening star., 1953-09-12

DC TGSuHGu vi
of short stories-or more prop
erly, vaudeville sketches-is a
booksellers stall. The proprie-
tor, played with gusto by Aldo
Fabrizi, is forever admonishing
someone to "read that" and
we're off examining another
aspect of Times Gone By" He
also gets in some licks now and
then on his own as, for in
stance, when he tries to sell
Hamlet" to a man seeking a
murder yarn.
Story of a man who goes
after his fathers murderer and
kills him, says the bookseller.
Also stabs his best friend. his
girl friend is drowned and his
mother is poisoned. It's a real
thriller. BY the time it's over
there's nobody left but the book.
"Hamlet?" says the prospec-
tive customer in disinterest.
Nah, I know the story; I saw
the movie.
The best of the six episodes in
the inspection of past Italian
customs and mores is the con-
Guiding one, "The Trial of
Frine." Principal figures in this
are a girl on trial for poisoning
her mother -in-law and the inept
defense attorney appointed by
the court as a last resort after
no one else would touch the case.
She didn't really poison her
mother-in-law, she declares.
She just prepared some mac
aroni, some sprinkled with ar
senic cheese spread, some plain.
The old lady took her chances
and was punished by fate for her
interfering. always telling her
son who his wife was with that
night. There Is some fairly high
courtroom comedy generated as
the Judges hear an astounding
parade of witnesses upon whom
the accused has bestowed her
favors, including the mayor of
the town, who felt called upon
to investigate her case over and
over. just to make sure.
This is played with zest by an
able cast headed by Gina Lollo-
brigida and Vittorio de Sica.
Miss Lollobrigida is a real tempt
ing dish and Mr.. de Sica ("The
Bicycle Thief" etc. is as able
an actor as he is a director. He
has fine time with the climax
Of this Jest when he gets his
client off with an impassioned
speech, calling her beauty one
Of the wonders of the area and
declaring that the jurors might
as we'll lock up Vesuviius as hide
away her beauty in jail.
X X X
Another Italian jest in Times
Gone BY" is Less Than a Day."
which tries with moderate Sue
cess to be titillating as it tells |
how an overly-jealous lover can
ruin his Illicit romance. This |
boy is all steamed up as the train
pulls in with his beloved, who
is stopping off for a few hours
on her way home to her husband.
He soon has himself in trouble,
though.
Gets wroth because the doll
won't profess her undying love
and in no time at all some
precious hours are being spent
in the inspection of a historic
old church edifice The two fl
nally get to a hotel and before
they know what has happened
to them are in another spat. "If
your husband died and I died,
would you marry again?" de-
mands the impasSioned young
man. The girl obviously consid-
ers this the most asinine ques-
ton she ever has been asked at
a time like that and there is
pretty much of a row.
Before it is over, the coach
man is rapping on the door.
Train time. he says. Alba Ar
Evening star., 1953-09-12

adds up to a fair amount OF
entertainment.
The common point of contact
for the six items in this series
Joy comody, dromo editor Of The
Stor, is on vacation. His column will
be resumed on his return.
Evening star., 1953-09-12

Persons showing . Red Gross
Bleed Donor Gard at Ssts-iRdi-
eating . donstioR in leS3-wiII
Be given FREE admission 10
Thurs. afternoon Matinee Shsw.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
The Posing Show
PIozo's lines Gone By
Is q Sextet From Italy
By Harry Macarthur

Another of those multiple films turned this
Italian the Plaza Theaer Times Gone By Quite variety Of
moods this cine
examination of life earlier day. There is
than merit in of the six episodes but the whole
Evening star., 1953-09-12

TIMES GONE BY" an italian film
released by IFE, produced by Carlo
Civallero, directed by Alessandro Blasetti,
written by o. Biancoli, A. Blasetti. v.
Brancati, G. Carancini, s. Cecchi
D'Amico, A. Continenza, B. Rondi, !.
Dragosei, v. Marinucci, A. Mazzetti, F.
Marcati. T. Vasile and @. yucca. At
The Casts.
THE OLD BOOK STAND.
Vendor Fabrizt
a, Cnent t---------------M MArlo Hr3
LESS THAN A DAY.
His Mistress ----- Alba Arnova
1st Farmer --Arnoldo Foa'
"a farmer --FoIco Luln
THE IDYLL.
The Boy--M Maurizio di Nardo
The Girl Geraldine Parrinello
The Father --Paolo StopRaa
PoT-PoURI OF SONGS.
The Girl Florian
THE WISE.
He -Amedeo NaZzari
She Elisa Cegant
THE TRIAL OF FRINE
Frine ---Gina Lollobrigida
Her -Vittorio de 5tca
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Met to Produce
Ngenfritz Opera
ToGet Bequest
BY the Assoeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-
The Metropolitan Opera Com
pany of New York probably will
produce one of the operas of the
late McNair Ilgenfritz, thereby
becoming eligible to receive the
bulk of the composers estate.
Frank Mancill. counsel for the
late pianist, said yesterday the
Met had shown sufficient interest
to indicate it intends to pro-
duce them"
Mr.. Ilgenfritz, who died at his
New York home last April, stipu-
lated the Met must agree to
produce one of his compositions
in order to receive the bulk of his
$143,255 estate. The 66-year-old
composer was the author of two
operas, "Phedre" and lie Pas
SAINT"
Evening star., 1953-12-23
u. 5. Reverses Policy
On Weather Ships
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

The United States, in a policy
reversal. has announced it will
cooperate. with IA other West
ern nations in keeping a feet of
weather ships in the North At
lantic. Their job is to help
commercial aviation planes in
transatlantic flights.
A State Department letter
yesterday to the International
Civil Aviation Organization in
Montreal gave notice, however,
that the American Government
wants it's ship and financial
contribution cut if it is to con-
tinue participation in "a modi-
fled program"
The United States has been
contributing IA of the Is ships
at an estimated cost of nearly
$13 million annually.
In formal announcement last
October %, the State Depart
ment said it had decided to with
draw American ships and fl
nancial contributions because
the substantial cost can no
longer be justified"
In its reversal yesterday the
department disclosed that for
eign governments have objected
to any move to end the weather
network, but have suggested its
scope be reduced somewhat.
Accordingly, the department
said an American delegation
would be sent to conference at
Paris February 8 to discuss the
possibility of continuing the
program.
Other countries which con-
tribute ships to the weather pool
are Canada, Britain, Norway.
The Netherlands, and France.
Nine other countries help pay
the expense of the fleet.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Drivers Cleared in 7
Recent Fatalities

The coroner's jury yesterday
cleared the drivers of RESPONSE
bility in Washington's two most
recent traffic fatalities.
The drivers are Homer c.
Clouse. SIS, of 923 Philadelphia
avenue, Silver Spring, and Thur
man H. Clark, %, of 1760 Euclid
street NV, a streetcar operator.
Mr.. Clouse was driver of the
car which struck Henry j. Con-
yngton, Sc, of 1347 Rittenhouse
street NV, as he crossed Piney
Branch road NV. near Ritten-
house street on December IA. Mr..
Conyngton died Saturday in
Emergency Hospital.
. The other fatality. occurred
early Sunday morning when Ed
ward S. Waller, "a, colored, of
40 w street NV, was crushed
between Mr.. Clark's streetcar and
the loading platform in the HOO
block of U street NV.
The jury found Mr.. Conyng-
tons death accidental and Mr.
Waller responsible for his own
death.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
McKeIdin Orders 7 Men
Exfradifed 10 Virginia
By the Assoeiosed Press

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. 23.-Gov.
McKeldin has ordered two men,
one of whom had been indicted
in Alexandria, back to Virginia
to face criminal charges.
Acting on the recommendation
of Joseph d. Buscher, assistant
attorney general, the Governor
signed extradition papers for
Clarence Earl Holloway and r..
Walter Elsiger.
Virginia authorities charged
Holloway fled the penitentiary
Hast March.
Elsliger was indicted last
month in Alexandria on charge
Of grand larceny involving $100
from a grill operated by George
MerceZaS.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
D. {. Land Agency
To GET ST. Million

The District Redevelopment
Land Agency expected to receive
$2.7 million from the Housing
and Home Finance Agency today
to meet future costs Of the Area
B slum clearance and redevelop-
ment program.
The money won't come in the
form Of a Christmas present.
however. It represents Federal
loans and grants, much Of which
will have to be repaid with in
tereSt.
Under a new procedure being
worked out the agency will get a
break on interest, however, Of
ficials said.
Several weeks ago the agency
requested q loan and grant of
SIS, 100000 to finance the pro-
gram in the months ahead. I'm
der the new procedure the
agency will be permitted to draw
parts of that amount in smaller
installments, thus saving inter-
est payments. The 81, 2,750,000 is
the first such draw.
There has been no decision,
officials said, as to when the
agency will begin large-scale
condemnation in the 76-acre B
Area. At present it is negotiat-
ing for the purchase Of indi-
vidual properties from owners
who are willing and able to sell.
Settlements have been reached
on IL such properties. Negotia-
tions are under way for 101
others.
The agency also is giving spe-
cial attention to acquisition Of
a two-story dwelling at COS I
street S.W., which was gutted
early this week in a fire which
| ki1lad fuyn nhi1r1rov,
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Credit for Civic Group
Given School Official

DR.. Irene Hypps, director of
research for Division II of the
public schools, first suggested Or
ganization of the District OF
Columbia Federation of Junior
Civic Associations, according to
DR.. c. Herbert Marshall, presi-
dent of the Federation of Civic
Associations. The Star this week
inadvertently reported that DR.,
Philip r. johnson had originated
the idea. DR.. johnson is chair
man of the Federation's Educa-
ton Committee, which has been
responsible for the junior groups
development,
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Practical Nurse Held
lin Sale Of Narcotics
IAf Home Of Patient

Police today accused a prac-
tical nurse of selling narcotics
in the home of a patient who
lay in a coma during the deal
ings in dope.
They arrested the nurse and
two other persons after a
mysterious telephone tip sent
them to the sick woman's home.
Detective Sergt. Joseph A..
Gabrys of the narcotics squad
was called at his home last
night by a woman tipster.
Accompanied by Detective
Paul Chappele of No. 8 precinct
and 1t. George Robson of the
End inspection district, Sergt.
Gabrys went to an address in
the 5000 block of Rittenhouse
street NV.
Man and Woman Seized.
Police gave this account Of
what happened:
An automobile was parked
outside, with a man in, it. A
woman identified as Mrs. Vir-
ginia E. Carrier, q. of the 1900
block of Monroe street NV. ap-
preached, saw police and started
to leave. Detective Chappelle
caught her. She and the man
were taken to the police sta
ton. The man later was re-
leased.
Sergt. Gabrys and 1t. Robson
were admitted to the house by
Miss Ruth Lane. 81. the prac-
tical nurse. of the 1400 block Of
Fairmont street NV, who was
described as under the influence
of narcotics. Sergt. Gabrys rec
ognized Mrs. Ruth G. Jervey,
AZ, of COL North View terrace,
Alexandria. on entering the
house.
Police found under daven-
port a vial containing IL half
grain morphine tablets, which
Mrs. Gervey said she had bought
from Miss Lane. The women
proceeded to exchange money
after the arrival of police.
Miss Lane told police she
bought prescription narcotics
from Mrs. Carrier, whose hus-
band, Sanford, is in i'll health
and required drugs.
Previous Record.
Miss Lane, according to po-
lice, has a previous record in
Mobile, Ala, having been
charged with narcotics violation
in 1928 and having been in a
Federal hospital at Lexington.
She was described as addicted
for 40 years.
Police quoted Mrs. Jervey as
saying she had paid $35 for the
12-tablet> bottle of morphine.
Miss Lane, police said. told of
buying it from Mrs. Carrier at
81 a grain.
Miss Lane and Mrs. Carrier
were held by United States Com
missioner Cyril Lawrence for
grand jury action on charges of
violating the Harrison Narcotic
Act.
Mrs. Gervey faced a charge of
violating the Districts Uniform
Narcotics Act.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Lebanon Parliament
Adjourns in Uprour.
BY the Asseeiuted Press

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Dec. 23.-
A parliamentary session was
adjourned abruptly last night
after angry exchanges between
Justice Minister Bechir Awar
and certain deputies in debate
on a government bill to increase
troops and police.
Deputy Emile Bustany and his
followers demanded postpone
ment of the bill. Insults were
hurled and parliament adjourned
in an uproar.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Peron Grants Amnesty
To 1000 Political ExiIes
By the Associated Press

BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 23.-
President Juan D. Peron signed
a law yesterday granting am
nesty to Argentine political
prisoners and permitting polit-
ical exiles to return home fo--
given. The bill was passed last
week. by both houses of Congress.
There has been no official es-
innate as to how many are af-
fected y..the, law, but unofficial
ly the figure has been put at
about 100 prisoners and 1000
exileS.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Cos CIuims 9th Victim

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Dec.
% (R.-Mrs. Emma G. Dale. 81.
former prominent Cleveland
clubwoman. was found dead in
her apartment yesterday of ac-
cidental gas aSphyxiation. She
was the ninth elderly person to
die here that way this winter
season.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
|Woodpeckers Peck
100 Holes in Roof
BY the Asseeiated Press

ROSEVILLE, Calf. - Wood
peckers pecked more than 100
holes in his roof before Milton
II. Kendrick appealed to Police
Chief Emmet McCrary, who
said, "Use your own judgment"
Mr.. Kendrick shot two wood
peckers with an air rifle. The
others flew away.