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Evening star., 1953-04-09
By the Assoeiotod Press

MOBRIDGE, s. OAK, April O.
The long-fought-over bones Of
Sitting Bull rested today in a
new grave along the Grand River
here. Encased in an estimated
20 tons of steel and concrete.
1T will take an A-bomb to
move him now," said Walter
Tuntland of Mobridge, chairman
of the South Dakota Memorial
Association.
Remains of the Indian leader,
dead for SO years, were moved
here early yesterday in the
climax of a long-simmering feud
between North and South Dakota
groups.
Cited Improper Care"
HereaboutS, it was claimed
North Dakotans weren't taking
proper care of Sitting Bulls old
burial place at Fort Yates. head
quarters of the Standing Rock
Sioux Indian reservation.
After many, but futile, inter-
state verbal exchanges, a party
of South Dakotans took matters
and shovels-into their own
hands. They dug up and moved
the bones here by truck In the
early morning darkness. The
new grave is about 80 miles south
Of Sitting Bulls old resting place.
II was tired of the white mans
red tape and delays" said Clar-
ence Grey Eagle, Bullhead, S.
OAK, who headed the party. It's
members claimed to represent
Sitting Bulls heirs.
North Dakota was shouting
"foul!" because no official dis
interment permit was obtained.
DR.. r. o. Saxvik, the States
health officer. said: "a law has
been violated, and we are taking
steps,"
But South Dakota was quick
to point out that the bones still
are on the reservation, which
straddles the borders of the two
States. Charles Spencer, reSer-
vation superintendent, watched
the diSinterment.
II think Indians have the
right to say where their rela-
tives shall be buried" he COM
mented. The Department of the
Interior. in a telegram, agreed
Evening star., 1953-04-09
Indians Guard Sitting Bulls
Grave, Till Concrete Hordens'

the matter was one for decision
by the heirs.
Indians Guard Grave.
Two Indians stood guard over
the new grave site last night
until the concrete hardens," 1t
was explained.
MIR. Tuntland said the bones
were encased in an 8-by-10-foot
steel crypt. Concrete then was
poured into the ground below,
at the sides and then atop the
steel rectangle.
Sitting Bull, a widely known
medicine man, was in on the
Battle of the Little Big Horn,
where the Indians made one OF
their last vigorous defenses OF
their Western hunting grounds
He was killed in 1890 by In
dian police, not far from the
site of his new grave here.
Evening star., 1953-04-09

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Evening star., 1953-04-09

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Evening star., 1953-09-16
letterWriters Help
Boy, II, Recover
By the Assoeioted Press

MADISONVILLE, KY, Sept.
16.-An 11-year-old boy is in
school for the first time in his
life because too many people
love me for me to die
And little Oden Leon Hall has
about 100000 pieces of mail to
prove his theory.
In July, 1952-when it was
feared the youngster was near
death from several ailments, in
cluding hardening of the arter-
les and heart disease, he sent out
this plea:
Wont somebody please write
me?"
His request, picked up by the
Associated Press, brought letters
of encouragement and gifts from
all parts of the world.
After that, says his mother,
Mrs. C. r. Hall of Nortonville,
Odell began to show gradual i'm
provement and to walk again
with the aid of a cane.
Last week. he hobbled into
White Plains School, eager to
learn to read so he can preach
some day.
I'm going to work for the
Lord" he says.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Alley Dwelling Ban
Opposed by Owners
Who Rebuilt Homes

A protest against the banning
Of all alley dwellings after July
/. 1855, came yesterday from a
newly formed group of residents
and owners of alley homes which
have been remodeled or are being
rehabilitated.
A recent report by District Of
ficials calling for abandonment
of all such living quarters on
that date would create, rather
than clear slums. according to j.
Ross McKeever, president of the
Washington Court Dwellers AS
sociation.
Investors Penalized.
Mr.. McKeever pointed out that
to group both remodeled and di-
lapidated alley housing in the
ban would penalize those who
have spent their own money to
rehabilitate slum areas, and
leave deserted dwellings to create
new health and safety hazards.
He said his statement repre-
Evening star., 1953-09-16

sented the views Of owners Of "a
alley homes which have been or
are being remodeled in George
town, Foggy Bottom, Capitol Hill
and the Connecticut avenue
area.
The association was formed
last month to represent owners
of what is defined as alley DWELL
ing property under the terms
of the Alley Dwelling Act. to
represent its members at a hear
ing by the Commissioners on
September %.
Prohibited As Dwellings.
The District Redevelopment
Act Of 1945 and the Alley Dwell
ing Act of 1884 provide for the
prohibition of the use of such
buildings as dwellings after July
/, 1855.
Mr.. McKeever in criticizing
the District report calling for
enforcement of the ban, said
that constructive suggestions on
how to differentiate between the
good and bad in housing is the
approach being taken by the
. association in their oppoSi-
ton to the proposed cutoff
date"
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Eisenhower Wanted
Labor Law Chances,
Durkin Declares
BY the Associated Press

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 16.-Martin
P. Durkin told an AFL group
yesterday that President Eisen-
hover personally assured him
less than a month ago he
thought 10 proposed Taft-Hart-
ley Law amendments should be
submitted to Congress.
In resigning as Secretary of
Labor last week, Mr.. Durkin
charged the White House with
breaking an agreement to spon-
Sor the amendments. But at that
time Mr.. Durkin carefully re-
Trained from accusing President
Eisenhower of personally break
ing the agreement.
Mr.. Durkin, president of the
AFL Plumbers Union, told a
meeting of the metal trades de-
partment of the AFL yesterday
that he conferred with the Presi-
dent on the matter in New York
August 20.
Told Of Change Later.
"The President agreed with
me that the 10 amendments
should not be withheld, that they
should be submitted to Con-
greSs," Mr.. Durkin said.
Mr.. Durkin added he was no.
titled a few days later by White
House spokesman the admins
tration would not be able to GO
along with the proposed amend
mentS.
Questioned after his speech
yesterday, Mr.. Durkin said the
President told him in New York
he was not going to make any
changes in the proposed amend
ments as worked out in confer
ences between Mr.. Durkin and
members of the White House
staff.
This seemed to me to mean he
was in agreement with the pro-
posed amendments" Mr.. Dur
kin told the reporter. There
was a break in the agreement" a"
Loyalty Order Criticized.
The meeting at which Mr.. Dur
kin spoke was one of several
being held in advance of the AFL
convention opening in st. Louis
Monday.
The Resolutions Committee of
the metal trades department
drafted a resolution calling for
modification of President Eisen-
hower's executive order last May
setting up a new loyalty and Sc
curity plan.
Under the order, each Gov
ernment department head was
made responsible for his own
security program.
Certain people in authority
may be tempted to use their
power maliciously," the resolu-
ton stated. 1t added the pro-
gram violates the American ira
dition that an accused person
is assumed innocent until proved
guilty and has the. right to con-
front his accusers and to offer
evidence of his innocence.
The metal trades departments
reelected James A. BroWnlow of
Washington president and B. A.
Gritta of Washington, secretary
treasurer. Both were elected to
three-year terms.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Dulles Law Associate
To Aid Him on Koreu
BY the Asseeiated Press

Arthur H. Dean, New York
attorney, was appointed yester-
day as deputy to State Secretary
Dulles in the coming Korean
peace conference.
The State Department an
nounced MI. Deans appoint
ment, with the personal rank of
ambassador. and said he will
be in a position to devote his
undivided attention to the prep
aration of the Korean conference
in way that no other State
Department officer could"
Mr.. Dean is a senior partner
in Mr.. Dulles old law firm, Sui
livan & Cromwell.
Evening star., 1953-09-16

ADJUSTMENTS.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Dogs Gone-Aquin!

EAST ST. LOUIS, H., R.--
The city dog catchers here are
a bit tired. and their sense Of
humor strained to the breaking
point. Some one opened the
gates to the dog pound, for the
Evening star., 1953-09-16
Two More Bur Groups
lndorse Judge Parker
BY the Associoted Press

RICHMOND. Sept. 16. - Two
more bar associations in Virginia
have recommended Judge John
j. Parker of Charlotte, N. c., for
the vacancy on the United States
Supreme Court.
The senior member of the 4th
Circuit of Appeals was Endorsed
yesterday by the Executive Com
mittee of the Richmond Bar
Association and by the Roanoke
Bar Association.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
School Bonds Top 81, 900

DENVER.-Sc School bands were
a rarity in the United States in
the 1920's, but by World War II
there were nearly 10000 Of them
and now there are more than
$4,000.
Evening star., 1953-09-16

fourth time. Thirty pooches
Scampered to freedom. Forty
escaped on another occasion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
Sports
Roundup

NV Y0AK a - Mneh q Ga
ersda Cor kaslng fsFead skruagh
bassballs KFsal vieamy hafnxs -
SuprNme CaaEi 10 dc Cnmminrsnn-
e. Fo-d Frsek. whs was dsasr.
mined from tAe day BE- tnsk afllea
that fhe eams ahomiA GOT emnelnns
10 operate II = tw1izki slaia.
Before FFiek took ever. ths eva
era wers q fEiehaenao. lsaderlssn
Efnap a mem who hanrhea exsrv
tine . new lawyeF senl d Ia card
Thsy preferred % pav oiI-and "a
--raaher has Fiak q fsall dress test
81 TIE eonstitufinnality e the re-.
serve clause.
Many AZ to maamaies weru con.
vinced thai they woaid lee ths De-
ciSlgn and tat ehaos would envel.
% ne game We know. herauns
Ne heart shsm seq -. Friek "a
not tina -. and hs had 30 %.
iienes wllh shnae aho dla nafura
he waa appnsnind cummlssnnar M
said oncs wisA sulpAukie aaldss:
This thlag of being hlnekmallad
about the reserve clause eant a
on II we're running a. unlawfnl
hasineaa we'd batter fnd 4 -
right nov ana look fuF . means d
eoFreeg H. don't believe tAs 70.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
Johnny BratiOn's
Big Breaks We're
Not So Welcome

CHICAGO W-JoAnny Brunan's
tAres hlg breaks b boxins wsrs
anything ~
TAsy we're law eraeinrsa tAas
thrss tines dsstroyed flgkt careers
As I'D bullt 10 tAs psak. EasA
tine, hruksn iinanciAlly BY inaetiv.
Nv and medleai expsnsss. be led
10 steep and hulld answ.
how NJ d % tha crest q IA
third eomebaek. ready 10 taka "a
KID Gaxilan fsr ne werld's middls.
weight ehampionshw Friday In q
nationaily talsviaed hout a chi
ease sladlnm.
Cavilan YES ths GAlrd maa 4
break nFation'a law. lie dld Il N
ne fri Found e Ghalr ehnmplon.
ahip fight b New Vera May ia
issi. Johnny also broks q bona ID
has right hand m Ne firrt rounA
AlthoagA he stayed wisA he cahar
I'D re entire is-round dinlanea,
Ne losl The MA Wellar cFuwn IA
Aad taken ever to monkha carrier.
bFation's two previouS fractures
weFe kaaded cot ~ neau Jaek.
N ia, and ~ NE Williams. n
1850.
But ne chieaUo Brat" sayu
nFokan Jaws are q tang 81 sha
past. i dont have 70 worry ahoul
= any more" hs says. "It's a
strong az ever"
Hymie waliman. Brataon's man-
aseF. said his ilghtsr's iawAons
became susceptible b fractures -.
cause Ct q eoupia af bad wasdom
teeth and imprupeF aiet.
Since ne last break. Brnfian has
had tAe ofiendin9 teen removed
and eoasames to Quarts Il NH
: day an4 plsniy q vegetables b
srsaxkAsn his boas structure.
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Horton Smith
To Head PEA

nKTn0TT N-lluFton Smith a
Dsirult I'll head he Professional
Gailsra Asa. fuz an6iher year and
fhs - PEA toafnameni wlll be 4
match play affair. e h isk3
fhat mneh ga certain. 81
Washer tha PEA wlg be able d
huck ; Fevoh ~ . lo-eisy eomhins
nzalnl4 he wlnief elfeuli touFna-
merit nlana wsxnh
IhH consensus. hoaeveF, waA
thal Carr Mtadleeoil. : circuit star
and eo<hairman q me PCA Tour.
namemi Commlisee. wuala be abe
% SCI = winter slate together.
Mitdeeoii. himsed. claimed thal
some II ne 10 WekiUFp and Soalh
westera cities represented 10 ths
WlaieF Sponsora ASA. uere con.
Ne . terms. despite tie wslkou'
aanday q rs preaidenl, M. p,
honkl wnson. q San Antsnio,
Iexa4.
Mason said IS memherx pianned
10 o. ahead wiiA scheduled touFna.
meutss whether e. nol Trey 90
PEA sanciion. One a TIE points a.
which he bueked was . PEA O..
mAnd ioF . mlaamum purse a
sl1oo
he Los Angeles luniog Chamber
81 1ommeree. spunMa a the Ins
Angeles open. I'D AIRED % SASS
- tournamenl ailhsuf ; eonfraet
hgt 10 meet PEA demandn.
Miadleeoif sald q cites wpFp
seekin9 winieF tnurnaments 49,
thers usrs only n weekenas amer
ne hoNl iouiball games and hesorp
ne Masters Col Tournamenl
sehedalea a. A4gasis, Ca. Aprsl
I'll. He euneeaed Il llkely woald
- Impossible b make syeryboay
happy.
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Single Platoon
Switch Has


los ANGELES q IA ~
nay 90 - CT cumearninw 80
merits e singis 80 mmltplsfmun
eaaags iosban. - Aers : some
issllmnny aimad n nAnmtnm a.
the Iass brad Il Rams : faster
al meFs efisslivs fAaa Es ia
eeunieTpart.
n wss = ia vasn rumsmhsr.
ut ths uniimi1nd snesallm1iam RE
wenl ne erect s. nernae Han.
msrheGk. eireetar a tAs ssrwieu
nHsnm of ne Paeifle Coast Cun.
fsFsnre. &c Frznk Mec@miek.
hssd e - eoaixFenes's selleiala,
c. IN wiiA pencil amd sllds 4sla d
evalnaie III nnd iaas.
HammsFheek eams - wisk
zane aveEaaRs 80 tsam amrine
tAa first siaAt weekands q paay
- eompare1 tAsm - tAa "a saa.
So Il "a.
Re tsmnd tAat ths 10 TEAMS ran
e more plays. hotA runs aad sass
ng. GslEsd msFs yanda, scored
msrs peants. snd pExssd msEs e.
MecDrmi<k. . fsrmer eoasA and
aGAlsfie elraeiDr q Mlnnesoia e
VEL o. q eelleGe ard old-elma pro
playsr. deelarsa lrankly:
"us oldtimeFs asaally lie 10 say
thai man9a we're better In the cd
Cd daya khneka. Thase teams Do.
eay 40 hsftsr eoaehed. and sAs
playsFs are q - mere skalAh.
there h % eomparisnn
Mecormiek sal Ne lmpsusea
Gama migkt b aitrlbulsd b better
eoaeAlnG. improFemenas In playlna
taehnlgna. such az tAs aevelepmeni
e pan pstiarns. inrssassd ass Il
game h.oVias Dor inakruegion. mere
empAnnis en eflsnas and more
ovsr.an hmsals ~ tAs players.
nnmmereeck's statistics ahowed
% aEefags Il i3T yards gained
- nam IN ruahlmg n lsss con.
pare4 wikh las h fssi: 81 aver
&c e . passes eamplela1 n 10
eompared wish Sc: On averags Il
iiaS PARIS gainsd en passes con.
pars4 wilA 10; ed e. aveFaes Il
Is poAnas seersd compared win
Ia
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
D. eyk IAol

nerve elnnss b uninwfd e. 81
nay eomt wln hna h -. LET'S 81
Us thine aattied omre ana Cor a. "
II 10 - BE aeraously 6nuh4na that
Fri<k rseeived mznrh encourags-
merit frum the Ramss lawyers.
We lave heard tAG eomplalnt
voiesd tat ne naw eemmissioner
Cd 30 APPEAR b % rsznnlng tha
zane via an iFum kmmds speelli.
eafly, thal ha appsmea h lave lei
ths reeeni dsmanss e tAs players
Or eeftaln refsrma amA bsnefi1s
taks him ~ surprise.
n FFsek.s degRnse, 4 may BE
sid that BE had keen immersed %
IS ears Cor momihs N law booka
- he and ne hassban harrisiers
prepared - prssent theiF ease -
fsfs tha highest esnrt
Now thas TIE hig ct of hin
siswardnAip has bsen fsaght CT
and yea. we aak leave b predict
lhal FFi<k will - en- % prove hin
SET the most abe Il tie fAree
eemminsionars tha Gsms has had.
Re already has pruved klmsalf lhs
mnsi e0urageuus. Ne has idaes ior
ths imprugement 81 ne came. and
Ais nsw prestige wlill afIord hin
. nice cub ever 0hgiruetioniais
amona the ownera.
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LattnerNamed
Alp BackOf
Week Tuesday

NV YoRK R-Almsss wsGAsul
arxumemL Noszs Dame's a.
AmeFsea geknny Lafassr IS 90
wesk's can - Associated Press
naek q ths wssk &c - psrfwm-
snss asainss Psassyivsnia lssl
satwday.
A namhar ea cher nooa runnarn
and pasasra. lnein6lng slamlnFds
Boz Cared. Jlmmy wads e Tea
neases. Larry Gri9g cf 0haaAoma
and boehy cavasos q Texas Tea.
wsrs tabbsd for stan6sui p1rsarm-
aneas Saturday. nut mone eguld
match Latinar.
Laiinsr'e ens-man - ma6s ths
oinsFsnca between 9 wixsnEy fug
tha maklona Nn. 1 enlieaa team
and ; sAockiag upset. Ana - ID
Z before q hnae eruwd h q Rams
on wAleh nmtlnmnl aa1mmghum lad
eesn foeased even heiuFa TIE
kickoE.
Ths upsst-ssared psnn team
scored first, thsn Johnmy tea
eharee. He carried haek Ne nsxl
kieksff 60 yards g Q hsautiful
ram that mada fan uae az rs In.
ierference fur the ting toueh.
down. lie snginsered another Mere
Dame score. flrst By runnina baeh
. puni "a yards I'D the "
snatehing q pass CT e ths kands
q two Pemn defsmders. And N
raced % yards vita anogher kiek.
oh 10 So - . tkird score.
nhen. viii Psnn raging haek a
he second hall and shreaienima "a
take tAe game. 4 was Lattner 80
saaiched . pass Fsght oul e Bsh
Felvsx's hands 90 the seal llns b
save Noirs Dame's eieht-polni
marKin.
others named ~ spurts writers
and hFoadeastaws included.
George Shaw, 0rsgon; Dleky
Mos9le. nee; cAariey Brswsr.
Texas. PAD Larsoa. caliiarnia:
Leroy Daaden. Miehigan slats:
Paul Ciai. Mlnnssola: Hsma
Smith. Prineelan: Diek Lalla. Cd.
gaie: IN nowmnn, Wnllam and
Mary and Eadis wssl NorsA
carollna Slata.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
Tampa Drills For
Arkansas Tech

rAMPA n ne Ualser,tv .,
Tampa footbaH team sodav hurk.
Cd deWn % fading ways a 80.
plag AFkanaas feea whlrA IA a..
nfaged mere lhau - yards IA
sevtn games tha seaaon
Tamps plays ne Arkansas tssm
SATURDAY aiEht AfKsnsax las :
80 reeoFd Coz tha ssason
ne rampans we're Falned en-
ca pFagiiee Yesterday and 49,
Ae afiernoon iooking a. mov,ss a.
nn weekt winniag sane ever
last CaroiinA.
Tnines are tsakinT ID a naie
a. far a. the team ronafh i
eencerned. Ena ~ Sefirk -
hnri Ms knee h ne Has, Csrollns
9Ame. = eemlag aFgmna and 10
eahef savers whs lave haen aamr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
d. MuRRAY Ao9a

MONTREAL R-Thars are two
glmmy carssrs-cartsr Ne go
tie performer and Carer tha
hGhtweaghi eAampson Il ne wurid.
MonkF0afs Armand Saves. 80
baat IL exer-ghe weieha ii9ntef.
SETS q crack a. Carter 10 clamp
ion h > i5-ruand tlis host q ne
inrum tanighl
Th& Fwsult IA expected % hs e.
urNly dlfierent this tine. Garter. .
tlGhahpped. desd-panned sialker
uhen Is eruwm u co - llne. = .
% b ! an6 - favorits here 10
whlp ths loeal hoy. : rangy. -.
year-oad FFsncA canadlaA
Ia piek here d Carter ~ q
kno<kout h TIE iIth round n TAKES
tAs 0yearoid New Vera NegFo .
little TINE 10 wn-m - bis attack.
There wni he ~ hroadeast &c
tsleeast II TIE boui
Savo1Rs chlef claim 60 fame II
NJ nonilile lo.FugndeF ~ won b.
split deeiaion ever Ilmmy n this
sane city last Feh. Il. Allhoaeh
lhers are few here who give their
Hopeful > chance. ne fsns are be.
inG lured b. Maaireal's first uurid
tue flxhg since Panama Al nruMn
twice deaended his hanaam eruwn
= pears ago. A too.eao safe h
expeeted.
Savote (prunounced -Sav.wah"l
10 one a the ghln minority who
sees . Glance Il a. upset.
4 beat him before and I ean
beat I'm again." sid the honY-
faced aarkkairsd thallenger. Il
know his style and BE- doesnt
ehanGe. Ne dtdnr hars me beiore
and ] know Tn IN better condliioa
MS tine. ] trained hardeF Coz this
n9hl than any ether IN ny lie
II hops 10 STA" sad Carter
modestly. 4 never make predie.
tinns. Hes awkwsrd snd strung hut
! know ] can SCI 10 him. Hes
never eons Is rounds before. Ard
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-11
Park Sets
Armistice Races

LAUREL. "a n - Armlsues
Day WI BE- celebrated today st
Laursi Para wAsa n horsss ten
aix nsiinas d battle n ne CO. 30
waaAingion. D. C, Inaarmaiiomal.
noroaghhssd prssglss q ~.
ROPE, ne British Isles and ssuik
Ameraca IL 81 stake IN ne mlle
and eas hall eoatesi around tha
intield graas eomae.
Last years winneE q me Lamrel
tniermaiional. Enslsnd's wnwyn.
ewned by RsbsFt & Bouehsr, Il
bach % dsfend ais eEuwm. TAa Cav.
orite. howsver. u expeessd 10 Do
Ne Cnlied States horss Crazy AZ.
miral fFom ChaFies and Presses
Cohen's ChaFfran kanhla
Crazy Admlral winner of ths
Emplre coid csp b - lsngths -
his last starr Oct "a. - be Fidann
BY III Bolan6 and l. Listed a .
b 4
msFs d plsaiy q suppuEa iug
Mawyn tia tlma. a. wmn a. fnr
tao Frsnch norues. Pau Do
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