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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-03-21
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Evening star., 1953-09-23
Woman Intent on Suicide Dive
Saved as She Tries to Pet Doq

stay on the ledge. a policeman
offered her coffee. When it was
brought. she asked for sugar and
cream.
She had come to the Tribune
Tower in a taxicab with her
father, Sigmund, operator of a
chess club in his home. after
having asked the cab driver to
take her to various addresses.
Her father was waiting in the
cab when she, made the suicide
threat.
Miss ArmIn was a telephone
switchboard operator until two
weeks ago when she quit her
job, her father said.
On her way to the goth floor
she made numerous incoherent
remarks and told a building po-
liceman Il want to be sure you
aren't a Communist.
Police blocked off an area on
the south side of the building,
on Michigan boulevard, near the
Chicago River, lest the woman
suddenly should leap.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
By the Assoeioted Press

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Tele-
vision viewers today saw the
dramatic rescue of a diStraught
woman who climbed to a ledge
of a skyscraper and threatened
to jump to her death.
For more than an hour police,
firemen, a priest and Office work.
ers appealed to her from fire
escape to reconsider and return
inside. AS abruptly as she
climbed out on the goth floor
ledge of the Tribune Tower she
was hauled back to safety.
Shortly after the suicide threat
became known, WBBM-TV be-
gan putting the real-life drama
on the air for viewers in the
Chicago area. 1t also fed it into
the Columbia Broadcasting SyS-
tenn network for all aff1liates able
to clear away scheduled pro-
grams and air the rescue.
The rescue was accomplished
when the woman, Millicent Ar
min, Sc, reached back into the
building to pat her pet boxer
dog. Some one grabbed her
arm and pulled her inside.
Once during her long, tense
Evening star., 1953-09-23
Red Terrorism Plot
In Britain CHARGED
By Security Expert

| LONDON, Sept. % .(NANA) -
One of the stranges dossiers ever
compiled in this country is be-
fore the home secretary and the
foreign secretary 1t alleges a
widespread conspiracy to murder,
terrorize and blackmail people
living in Britain.
The author is security expert
1t. Comdr. John Anthony Lang
| ford Holt, who is alarmed that
the authorities seem to be power
less to protect British nationals
and displaced persons in this
country from terroristic tactics
by COMMUNIST agents.
He said: Hundreds of thou
sands of people who have sought
and been granted Britain's pro-
lection find their happiness and
well-being threatened once again.
IF the traditional freedom of
this country is to mean anything,
something must be done. In view
of that, l decided to present a
full report to the two ministers. ?"
Mystery Deaths Listed.
The dossier lists a series of
mystery deaths, seemingly sui
cides, but with aspects that in
dicate they may we'll be "execu-
tions." 1t is spotlighted by the
riddle of the Rey Henry Boryn-
ski, the outspoken Roman Catho-
lie priest who vanished without
trace in Bradford.
1t tells of:
Brilliant 27-year -old scientist
William James Moore, of Green
ford, MiddleSex. a Communist in
earlier years, found decapitated
on a railway line. There were few
signs of bleeding. His bicycle was
a mile away.
Czech refugee Karel Firt, out
spoken anti Communist, found
hanging from tree in a lonely
copse at Slough. in Buckingham
shire. He had complained that
Communist agents had been
bothering him.
Hanged BY japanese Method.
A Polish ex-soldier of 1t. Gen.
Wladyslaw Anders' army Michael
Bazyluk, also hanged-by the
notorious japanese method of
bending a sapling and allowing
it to- spring back with the victim
attached.
Another Pole from the same
camp, Waclaw Silko, also was
found hanging by his belt in the
same spinney. Scattered around
were the contents of his pockets.
The dossier says that these are
a few incidents picked from one
small area. They could be multi
piled all over the country.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
Fairs in Two-Stute Area

Fair schedules in Maryland
and Virginia for the coming
weeks include:
The Atlantic Rural Exposition,
Richmond, Va, Friday to Oc-
tober 3.
The HagerStown Fair, Hagers-
town. Md, now in progress, ends
Saturday.
The Charles County Fair,
LaPlata. Nd, Friday through
Sunday.
The st. Marys County Farm
ers and Homemakers Association
Fair, Lexington Park, Md, Fri
day through Sunday.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
Monkey Breaks Out
OF Cage and Goes
On c Cotnip Binge
BY the Assoeioted Press

TOWSON, Md, Sept. pa
monkey broke out of his cage in
pet shop here last night, got
into supply of catnip and had
more fun than barrel of people.
The catnip binge was un-
detected until about s o'clock
this morning when a schoolgirl
paused at the window of the shop
and to her astonishment saw
that:
Glass covers from fish tanks
had been smashed, crabs were
freed from their tanks, dog col
lars and leashes were scattered
about. feed boxes were pulled
from their shelves and window
display was wrecked.
Evening star., 1953-09-23

The Anne Arundel County
Fair. Annapolis, Md, Septem-
ber 80 to October 8.
The Charles County Farmers
Association Fair. Bryant's road,
Md, September 80 to October 4
The Southern Maryland Horse
Breeders Draft Horse Show
Davidsonville, October 3-4.
The Frederick Fair, Frederick,
Md, October Clio.
The Calvert County Fair,
Prince Frederick, Md, October
8-12.
The Southern Maryland Agri-
cultural Fair, Upper Marlboro,
Md, October 14-17.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
Salary Roise Voted,
But Fund Is Neglected
BY the Assoeiafed Press

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.-Bert
Cooper. director of the State
Department of Business and
Administration, did a douoie
take.
He was happy when the leg
islature last spring enacted law
mixing his pay $1,000 a year.
But belatedly and sorrowfully
he discovered the legislature had
neglected to provide the money
for the increase.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
Chest Group to Meet

The Family and Child We'll
fare Committee of the Prince
Georges County Community
Chest and Planning Council will
meet at 8 pm. tomorrow at
1928 Thirty-fourth street, Mount
| Rainier.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
Maryland Pleased
With Defense Test
Despite Montgomery

Maryland's civil defense Off
cials today were generally
pleased with results of their first
Statewide air raid alert.
Shirley Ewing. State civil de-
fense director, said yesterdays
operation check-up" went of
very well except in Montgomery
County and Hagerstown.
The civil defense officials ap-
parently weren't expecting too
much from this first alert, how
ever, because reports from un-
official spoilers showed pattern
of fairly good response from
Government agencies, police and
fire departments but a generally
apathetic response from the
public in general.
Least Responsive.
Montgomery County seemed
to be the least responsive to the
air raid signals that went off at
2:01 pm. yesterday. The county
council had decided not to at
tempt to halt traffic as the rest
of the State tried to do for the
six-minute period.
No police Or fire sirens
sounded in the Bethesda area,
where Montgomery County's
public safety director and civil
defense chief, Arthur E Miller,
had stationed himself to observe
the test.
Sirens were heard at Rock
vile and Takoma Park in Mont
gomery and throughout all Of
Prince Georges County.
Prince Georges Responds.
Prince Georges Civil Defense
Director P. E. Clark said he was
mot disappointed" in his
county's showing. He especially
praised the school children,
whose we'll disciplined response
to the alert was reported good
all over Maryland.
IF we could do with the par
ents what we do with the kids.
everything would be fine" he
said
In Prince Georges and many
other places throughout the
State volunteer firemen sent
emergency equipment to stand
by at schools in their territory.
The Prince Georges County
Commissioners meeting in Upper
Marlboro continued their busi-
ness session while sirens blew.
Gov. McKeldin received a re-
port on the alert by telephone at
Columbus. Ohio, and said he was
very happy to know the re-
sponSe was so good"
Satisfactory in Baltimore.
In Baltimore, the States most
promising target for an atom
bomb, results were described as
generally very satisfactory -
They ranged from 100 per cent
cooperation in schools and fac
tories to a general apathy on
some streets where several hun
dred curious pedestrians were
noted standing around to see
what was going on instead of
heading for cover
Traffic throughout the city,
however. ground to a standstill
when sirens started wailing at
2:01 pm.
Poor Reports.
Officials said HagerstoWn' S
lack of cooperation was mainly
attributed to an absence of alert
sirens. reported stored in pub
lie building for nearly a year.
Only fire sirens were sounded
Spot checkers said in some Sec
tions traffic did not stop and
only a few persons sought
shelter.
A worse report was received
from Poolesville in Montgomery
County, where traffic moved
freely, pedestrians kept moving
and no sirens were sounded.
Most other sections of the
State reported good or very
satisfactory results. including
Annapolis, Denton, Frederick
LeonardtoWn and others.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
Dancers Statue Unveiled

A statue of Anna Pavlova. the
ballet dancer, has been unveiled
at the house where she lived in
Golders Green, London.
Evening star., 1953-09-23
'-1o THE EVENING STAR

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1888
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-24
'INS AND NEEDLES
l-H CLUB

Pins and Needles All Club held
their first meeting at the home of
Betty Kramer Friday, April 18th,
after school.
The outgoing president, Brenda
Ahrens, took charge of the meet
ing. New officers for the year
were elected and the girls dis
cussed the projects they wanted to
do this year.
Officers elected we're President,
Dorothy Rofkar; vice president,
Mary Kramb; secretary, Carol Min
derman treasurer, Joan Kollman;
reporter, Carolyn Probel; recrea-
ton leaders, Jean Fillmore and
Alma Slauterbeck.
Other attending members were
Nancy Harger, and Louise Oman.
Unable to be there were Marjorie
Brough, Sharon Hunter, Carol Jen-
sen and Virginia Long.
The second meeting will be the
first party of May at the home
of Betty Kramer, Junior Leader,
and Mrs. Lawrence Kramer, ad-
visor.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-24
HARP REBEKAH LODGE

Mrs. Goldie Dorr and Mrs.
2eryl st. Benore were initiated as
new members of the Harp Re
oekah Lodge at the regular meet
ng April 16 Members of the Hell
ma Harp Rebekah Lodge were
guests.
Plans were made for The School
IF Instruction District 7, to be
held in the local I.O.O.F. hall on
June 4.
Several local members were
rive to Findlay this S a turda
irive to Findley tn is Saturday
night when the Decoration o f
Chivalry" will be conferred on a
class of 10 Northwestern Oh i o
members, including Mrs. Marie Ell
lenberger, who is representative of
District 7 of the oh o Rebekah
Assembly.
Mrs. Eliza Thomas, Mrs. Jennie
King and Mrs. Flo Yensen served
the luncheon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-24
GOLD STAR MOTHERS

Mrs. Joseph Capko, Marble
head; Mrs. George Hemminger
and Mrs. Charles Buchanan, both
of Oak Harbor, and Mrs. Clarence
Cooley of Port Clinton, were cho-
sen as the delegates to attend the
National Convention at Chicago,
when the regular meeting of the
American Gold Star Mothers, Inc,
was held Tuesday evening, April
Ia. The alternates are Mrs. Wes-
ley Brown, Port Clinton; Mrs. Ed
Haeft of Genoa; Mrs. Otto Guhn
and Mrs. Grover Bahs of Oak Har-
Dor. The National Convention will
be held during the week of June
7 at the Hotel Sherman in Chi
cago.
After the business meeting, a
delicious lunch was served by
Mrs. OFT Guhn, Mrs. Grover Bahs
and Mrs. Wesley Oglesbee, all OF
whom observed birthdays this
month.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-24
JOLLY STITcHERS ELECT

Lois Lacumsky was elected pres
ident of the Jolly Stitchers All
Club of Bay Township, which
opened its season Tuesday even
ing at meeting in the home of
Junior Leader Ruth Ewerson.
Other officers are Nancy Leg
gett, Vice president; Judy Vought,
treasurer; Beverly Mackey, sec
retary; Judy Bergman, news re-
porter, and Dolores Lochotzki, re-
creation leader. Next meeting will
be held May 10 in the Bay Town
ship Hall with mothers as in
vited guests.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-24
AW - # @
9" SOCENC ~CGHIC
WILL WE'D SATURDAY

Miss Kathleen Cooley, North
Street, Fremont, will become the
bride of Delbert Long, 421 West
Fifth Street, Port Clinton, in a
ceremony to be performed at two
o'clock this Saturday afternoon in
st. John Lutheran Church, Port
Clinton, the Rev. John Braun to
cfficiate.
The bride-elect is daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cooley, Ere
mont, and the groom is son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Long. Mrs. Rob
ert Wahls, twin-siSter of the bride
elect, will be matron of honor.
Mrs. Don Heshel, her sister, anc
Mrs. Donald Bottle, the groom's
sister, will be bridesmaids. Diane
Bottle, niece of the groom, will b
flower girl.
Donald Berndt, close friend O
the groom, will be best man anc
Robert WahlS and Don HeShel viii
serve as ushers. Michael HeShe
will be ring bearer.
A reception will be held from
to IL Saturday evening in Team
ster'S Hall, Route 20.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-24
HOLD RECEPTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Long, Tul
sa, Oklahoma, were honored
guests Tuesday evening when q
reception was held in the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Long, 421 West Fifth ST., Port
Clinton.
The couple was married Sunday,
April 10, in the Full Gospel
Church, Tulsa, the Rev. Ross Off
ciating. Mrs. Long is the former
Ruth Burkett of Tulsa. The groom
is associated with the American
Air Lines and is a PCHS graduate,
class of 1889.
Nearly 70 guests were present
at the reception and the newly
weds received many beautiful
gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. Long are
spending their wedding trip here
and will also remain for the wed
ding of his brother, Delbert, and
Miss Kathleen Cooley, this Satur,
day afternoon.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-24
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HoNoRED AT SHOWER
By BEA JADWISIAK

Mrs. Robert Wesley, the former
Charlotte Lovett, was honored
Thursday night at baby shower
given by Mrs. Jack Riedmaier and
Mrs. David l.. Mackey.
Guests were Mrs. Arthur Jen-
sen, Mrs. Charles Pinks, Mrs.
George O'Brien, Mrs. Herbert
Windsor, Mrs. Clifford Jennings,
Mrs. Duane Payne, Mrs. Cyril
Wesley, Mrs. W.. E. Lovett and
Mrs. Patrick O'Brien, Sr. Unable
to attend were Mrs. william
O'Brien, Lakewood, Mrs. Hiram
Stone, Jr., Lorain, Mrs. Fred
Babes, New Jersey, and Mrs. Pat
rick O'Brien, Jr., Fremont.
Prizes during the contests and
games were won by Mrs. Lovett,
Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Windsor, Mrs.
Cyril Wesley, Mrs. PinkS and the
honored guest.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-24
FEDERATION OF
WOMEN'S CLUBS

Annual spring luncheon Of tn
Port Clinton Federation of Won
ems Clubs will be held at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon
April 30, in st. John Lutheran
Church.
Miss Alice Huebner, Toledo, will
be guest speaker Miss Marth;
Finefrock, winner of the state
Grammatical defamation champion
ship, will present 'The yellow
Wallpaper" and the high schoo
Girls Chorus, directed by Printy
Arthur, will sing several selec
tionS.
Guests tickets may be obtained
by calling Miss Theima Montgom
cry, phone 5261, or by contracting
any member of the program com
mittee.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-24
EASTON-MooN WEDDING

Miss Joann Easton, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Easton, 511
West Fifth ST., Port Clinton, be-
came the bride of Raymond Moon,
514 Laurel Avenue, Port Clinton,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moon,
Bowersville, Ohio, in Pilgrim Holi-
ness Church Saturday evening.
The Rev. C. P. Pridgen per-
formed the rites in the candle
light service and Daffodils were
used as church flowers.
Mrs. Dallas Ford, sister of the
bride, was matron of honor and
was gowned in orchid taffeta with
lace yoke and full skirt. Brides
maids Mrs. Milford Easton, sister
in-law of the bride, and Mary
Moon, groom's sister wore yellow
and peach taffeta with lace yokes.
The Junior bridesmaid, Gladvs
Shaver, wOrn green taffeta. All
were styled alike and with match
ing mitts.
Penny and Tudv Fo"d. nieces of
the bride, served as flower girls.
They we're Powned in AQUA taffeta
with large scalloped collar edged
in lace.
The bride v"aS lovely in A white
satin gown, fashioned with nylon
net woke. mutton sleeves, satin
pnlum edged in nvlon lace, orange
blossoms on woke, train veil and
nvlon veil edged in matching
nvlon lace as on gown. Her flow
ers we're a Colonial bouquet of
white roses.
Mothers Of tho principals wore
Navy blue and had carnation cor
saqas. Attending the groom was
Herbert DaAtlev. Wilmington, a
close friend. as hest man Ushers
we're Milfred Facton. brother of
the bride. and Leroy Moon, bro
ther of the groom.
A reception was held later in
Community Hall after which the
Young couple left on a weeks
wedding trip. They will reside at
5111a West Fifth st. The bride
is a 1852 graduate of P.C.H.S. and
works with her sister at the Ford
Plav School Moon is graduate
of Bowersville High School and
is employed at the Matthews Boat
Company.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-24

eran Church Saturday afternoon.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther o. Mylander,
Oak Harbor. She is a graduate of
Oak Harbor High School and of
Ohio State University.
Miss Mylander wore Chantilly
lace over net and an illusion veil
with a juliet cap. Her sister, An
nette Mylander, as maid of honor,
wore nymph green. Bridesmaids
were Nancy O'Brien, Pittsburgh,
a cousin; Mrs. Jules Graubard,
Brooklyn, New York, sister of the
bridegroom, and Pauline Wheeler,
Springfield, Alpha Phri sorority
sister.
Jules Graubard served as best
man while little Christine Graub-
ard was flower girl. Ushers were
Richard Mylander, brother of the
bride, John Brown, Robert Cooper
and Charles HellmuS, all of Akron.
Rev. George Shoup performed
the ceremony and reception was
held in st. Johns Parish Hall
Saturday afternoon with over 20C
attending.
The bridegroom is a graduate
of Muskingum College and is as
sociated with Goodyear of Akron
Mrs. Stanley Mylander played
nuptial music during the half-hour
preceding the wedding and Miss
Sally Kilmer served as vocalist
singing Because, Nov Are We
Two United" and "The Lord't
Prayer.
After wedding trip to New
York, the young couple will re
side in Cuyahoga Falls. For hel
going away attire, the bride wore
shrimp colored suit, white ha
and accessories with the white
orchid corsage from her weddin;
bouquet.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-24
SoRoPTIMIST CLUB

Olaf Rasmussen, Port Clinton,
a native of Denmark, was guest
speaker Wednesday evening at
the Soroptimist Club meeting j.
Hotel Fremont when he gave an
illustrated talk on his native coun-
try, its history and customs.
Atty. Luella Zehner, Mrs. Verdi
Won Thron, Cora Link, Mrs Isaac
Rhoda and Mrs. Carl Timpe at
tended the regional conference in
Mansfield over the weekend.
Miss Mabel Selin, superintend-
ent of Hardin Hospital, Kenton,
has invited club members to meet
in her hospital May 26.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-24
RETURNS FROM Grille

Darrell Druyor, Port Clinton'S
only blind war veteran who under
vent serious surgery recently in
Grille Veterans Hospital, Parma,
rived home Friday following his
release. He returned here with
Clayton Stout, who had been g
patient in Grille the previous two
weeks. Mr.. Stout's many friends
will be anxious to know that he
will undergo surgery this Friday
morning, April "a. His address will
be: Clayton E. Stout, Grille Hos
pital, Ward 22A, 1900 York Road,
Cleveland 90.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-04-24
ATTEND MEETING

Several members of st. Thomas
Episcopal Church journeyed to
Sandusky Wednesday afternoon,
April Is, where they attended the
Women's Auxiliary meeting and
luncheon at the Grace Episcopal
Church. The guest speaker at the
luncheon was Mr.. Paul Rusch who
is the executive vice president of
Japanese Brotherhood of st. An
drew and Spearhead the KEEP
Kiyosato Educational Experiment
al Project. The town of KoyoSato
is located about 70 miles west of
Tokyo. The group making the
trip to Sandusky included Mrs. R..
E. Reynolds, Mrs. Harry Belknap,
Mrs. Burt Lockwood, Mrs. Ralph
Wedekind, Mrs. Harold Osborn,
and Mrs. Perry Blankenship.