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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
Quake.
Is Staged n
Movie AT Strand

An awesome earthquake In an
underseas city, i spinetingling feat
Hollywood has never attempted be-
fore, roars onto the screen Of the
Strand Theatre Monday, May q,
as Universal International unveils
its dramatic Technicolor adventure
story, city Beneath the Sea. \
starring Robert Ryan, Mala Pow
ers, Anthony Quinn and SUDAN Ball.
Adventure lovers win relish this
new acsion.film as Ryan and
Quinn. playing deep-sea divers. get
trapped iii d weird underseas
earthquake iii the Snnken City Of
Port Royal Jamaica. It's 4 com
bination Of modern-day adventure,
romance and provocative science
fiction at its best.
No less exciting than the elm
actic earthquake In City Beneath
the Sea, " however, are the per
formances Of the quartet Of stars.
Ryan, one Of the real he-men Of
the screen, brings great strength
to his portrayal Of 4 deep-sea div.
ing expert, while Quinn, undoIht.
edly one Of filmdom's ranking
character performers, pours great
force and gustO into his role as
.Ryan's buddy. Mala Powers, Tin
ally winning IN exciting, modern
role, Is 4 Joy to behold n Tech
nicoIor. Ssizan Ball, Universal.In-
ternatiOnal's brightest newcomer,
proves her right to film fame with
4 solid performances as i suitry
songstress ii d Waterfront night.
club.
Strong supporting roles are also
contributed BY KareI Stepanek,
George Mathews, HiIo Hattie Laio
Rios, woodrow Strobe and John
Warburton.
Budd Boetticher, Who directed
City Beneath the Sea, adds aIl-
other notch to his ffne record IS
one Of HolIyWoOd's finest action
directors. Production qualities are
superb under the guidance III Pro-
Queer Albert ]. Cohen and the
TechnicoIor camera work Of CharI-
es Boyle rates ! special bouquet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
Army And Acc
Prepare . Make
r Postponed Tests

Las VEGAS, Nev. d he Army
and ne Atomic Enere Commits.
sion today began Ilsal preparations
fOr TIE long.awaitcI firing next
Monday 81 ! nucleAr shell from
TIE nation's new zsomm, eannon.
The date for the historic shot
vas ~ yesterday few hours
aflnF tAe ninth hlass 81 the sprina
series Jolled communities \ shree
states
kadioaetivity from ne drifting
atomic cloud ninated nearly
70 vehicles III UtaA ard Nerada.
The AEc said ne radiation was
n0t hazardous. BIT L Eenetheless
paid f0r giving ~ machines j
preeAnainnAFy mnshln
Cafs trucks ~ buses were
halted e cheek po:ats ID ne Ne.
vada towns 90 AIama. Mesqufse.
Glendale and NoFsa LIS Nexas. M
d s. Cenrae and cssiAr CITY, utak.
To $50 resiaents IL ST Geoe
wsre advised Is So inaoors from
d III. @ no0n.
poliee u California cites s. far
Is - niles Erom he proving
gFuaas reported - shoek uas ca
" the keaYiess ever iels. Maay
rskents taught i uas ID earn
qaa IAera MS Il danlaFe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20

zO2 buildings On tho east and west
coasts 81 Korea Tuesday, the Navy
announ1ed.
Planes from the carriers Boxer
and Philippine Sea hit Tie Pukchon,
S0ngjin and Wonsan areas on the
east coast. Marine planes from the
Barioko struck the Haeju PENN
sula IN the west.
Aside from the attack On Outpost
Yoke. there was little action along
the I55-mile ground front
Al small Red force his an Allied
forward position III front Of the
Hook, also On the Western Front,
but was driven back II ] hEiei
battle. the Eighth Army said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
|I.N. Infantr
|Battcrs At Red
Troops In W

SEOUL WU. n. infantrymen
lighting with knives bayonets,
grenades and rifle butts today
chopped down more than zoo 81
800 Red soldiers who battered their
way into II Allied outpost II West.
ern Korea.
An Eighth Army bEiefing officer
said IS Chinese were killed. "a
probably were killed and about 1sO
we're wounded u HE bitter .n1fr.
ute battle for Outpost Yoke 81 TIE
base of T.HOne Hi.
n. 5. Sabre ietS secured North.
west Korea without finding ! Com.
munist MIG
Allied fighter b01nhers struck Il
Communist supply areas across the
narrow waist of North Korea. de.
strCying buildings, supply dumps
and trucks and cratering roads
and railways
Marine fighter honhers from TIE
escort carrier Bairoko dumped
bombs and blazing napalm On Red
positions southwest of Haejn an Ko-
res west coast
FOurteen Okinawa- based B2s 81.
periOrts dumped ia tons II bombs
On ! sprawling supply area nine
miles Nest u Sinanju d western
Kores. An Air Force spokesman
said the center contained It least
ssS buildings and so supply
stack Darkness made q aec,s.
rate damage assessment impos.
sihie. he said
carrser,base planes anstsned
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20
OATS TO VISIT Alp

new YORK a william n. Dat.
3 win visit The Associated Press
offices ID New York today for j Re.
union with men with whom ne
worked before his arrest ii Red
Cxechosl0vakia.
The - year old Oatis. who
worked for the AP h New York
prior 70 entering the news cooper
atiYe's foreign service, MS re-
lessed Saturday tom 4 Prague
prison.
He and his wife expect to BE-
here several days bes0re visiting
relatives ii Indiana. Minnesota and
Arizona.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20

Sometimes. nsaxsy Tse-ihle pes
ell mar~enn ~ u
pkine shem wat inG -
raya q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20

In the United States, the average
diamond sold for an engagement
ring IS Is Of ! carat
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-05-20

Southern Rhodesia II mora than
half The size y Texas
Evening star., 1953-09-13
TV HighIights
Of the Week

Monday = Twenty Questions
(WTTG, g., new time for the
quiz program; Maryland U. Foot
ball Highlights (WNAL, 81, films
of past games: The Big Issue
CWTTG, $500, DR.. Abe Powell
Davies and j. B. Matthews dis
cussing Communism and the
Church.; Voice of Firestone
(WNBW, $500. Roberta Peters;
Boxing (WTTG, $500, Wallace
Smith VS.. Arthur King: Robert
Montgomery Presents (WNBW.
$500, Kent Smith in "The Lost
and the Found; Studio One
(WTOP, 10), Georgianne john
son and Martin Brooks in 1.-The
Storm; Harry S. Truman
(WNAL, 100, address; Dag
HammerSkjold (WNGAL, 10:3O ,
speaking at dinner on the eve
Of the opening Of the U. N. Cen
eral Assembly.
Tuesday-ThiS Is Show Busi-
ness CWTOP, 81, Fay Emerson;
FireSide Theater (WNBW, 81.
Eve Miller in Man Enough for
Millie"; Liberace (WTTG, 9:3O
new time; Suspense (WTOP,
$500, "The Darkest Night; /;
Circle Theater (WNBW, $500 ,
Ethel Owen and Leslie Nelson in
"a Story to Whisper; Danger
(WTOP, 10), Steve Allen in Five
Minutes to Die; Adlai Stevenson
(WNBW .10:30D, report on his
world tour.
Wednesday - Johns Hopkins
Science Review (WTTG, 81,
Floating laboratory; Boxing
(WTOP, 1O. Del Flanagan VS..
Allen Moody; Your Hit Parade
(WNBW, 10:30), the music show
returns.
ThurSday-Meet Mr.. McNut-
ley (WTOP. 81, Ray Milland in
new situation comedy show:
Baseball (WTTG, 8:20D, Wash
ington VS.. Chicago; Ben Hecht
Tales (WTOP, $500, Dane
Clark and Burl Ives; Video The
ater (WTOP. 81, Edward G.
Robinson in Witness for the
Prosecution; Ford Theater
(WNBW, $500, Joan Leslie and
John Agar in "The Old Mans
Bride"
Friday - Ozzie and Harriet
(WMAL, 81, the situation comedy
returns: Playhouse Of Stars
(WTOP, o., John Barrymore, jr.,
in Boomerang: Holiday Thea
ter (WTOP, $500, Viveca Lind
fors in "The Bet; Chance Of a
Lifetime CWTTG, 100, the talent
show returns; Cavalcade of
Sports (WNBW, 10), Kid Gavilan
VS.. Carmine Basilio.
Saturday Baseball (WTTG,
1850, Washington VS.. Philadel-
phia; Football (WNBW, 3:45) =,
Nebraska VS.. Oregon; Jackie
Gleason Show (WTOP, 81, the
comedian returns; Mirror Thea
ter (WTOP, 10:30), Joan Craw-
ford in Because I Love Him"
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Sunday, September 13, 1853

$3.50, WTOP-You Are There:
"The Louisiana Purchase"
1880, WTOP - Jack Benny
Show: The comedian and Mari
lyn Monroe.
1880, WNBW-Mr. Peppers:
Comedian Wally Cox returns.
1880, WTTG - Washington
Exclusive: Can the United
States Defend Itself Against the
H-Bomb?"
WToP-S. lamp Unto My Feet; $50 WHAT.
Your Trouble; s:4s, Rural America; .,
What iB the Werld; $50. Stop, Lest
and Listen; 1880, Sunday Movie; 1l:3O,
Evening star., 1953-09-13

JambOree; :, Paul Dixon Show.
WMAL-t1:sS. District Bulletin Bosra; Il, lust
tM Fun I, Jery, Iimma Show. 1850,
Capital carOuseI; Z, Hollywood Mat
iHes; Sis, Ruth Crane; $50, Miss
Ruth ARhs.
WToP-s:3o, Morning Meditation, s:3s, Time
and MusisI !, Roy Mssehum, Q, Billy
JOhnsOn's Cartoon Show, 10, wheel Of
Fortune; II, IN Buy That; 11.,O, Strike
It Rich; Il. Bride and Groom; 12:iS,
Love Of Lifei 1880, Search for To-
morOwi 12:45, Guiding Light; I, Allan
Jefirey's Show; 2, Double or Nothing:
2:3O, House Party; }, The Big Psyotf;
$3.50 Bob Crosby.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Thursday, September II, 1883

WNBW-s:A5, Town aHe County News; s:5s,
Louk to This Day; J, Tsday, 7:2s, Take
Word; 7:3O, Today; 7:s5, NeWsI Q,
'Tuday; s:25, Movie Canoes; $50, To-
day; s:55, News; 9, Kitchen Show; $50,
Little Playhouse; 10, Ding Dong School;
1890, Glamour Girl; II. Hawkins Falls;
Ills, The Bennets; 1850, Three Steps
to Heaven; 11:45, Follow Your Heart;
u, Mike Hunnicut Show 1, Peoples
Playhouse; z, To Be Announced; 1880,
IHga's Angle; >, Break the Bank; $50,
Welcome Travellers.
WTTe-10, cartssR Thsatsr 1855, early BIra
Theatsr; u, News; 12:1s, what's Geek
ing?I 1870, AOppity Skippsty, I,
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Tuesduy, September IS, 1853

WNBw-s:45, Town and Country News; 6:ss.
Lock to This DsN J, Today; 1:15, Take
Word; 1850, To-day; I:s5, News;
S:25, Movie Canoes; $50, TOdayi S:ss,
News; ., Kitchen shsw; $50, Little
Plsyhousei 10, Ding Dong School; 1880,
Glamour Girl; II, Hawkins Falls;
11;15, The Bennets; 11:3O, Three
Steps to Heaven; 11:4s, Follow Ysur
Heart; Il, Mike Hunnieutt Show; I,
Peoples Playhouse; Z, Three Lives;
2:aO, IHga's Angle; ), Break the Bank;
$3.50, Welcome Travellers.
W11e-1o, cartuon rAss,sr ,u:ss Garry slrs
Theater; Il. News; 12:1s, what's
Cooking; 1880, HoppiS Skppety; l.,
Lambs eambol; 2, BazaaT-hazeI
Evening star., 1953-09-13

Lambs sambOl; z, Bazaar; 7:30, lam
bOreei ), Paul Dixon.
WMAL-1I:ss, District Bulletin Bsard, u. Just
fer Fun I. Terry, JImMs Shaw, I:3e,
Capital carOusel; z, Hollywood Mat
lHee; 3:15, Modern Woman; $50, Miss
Ruth Anne.
WT0P-6:3O, Morning Meditation; s:3s, Time
and Musicj 7, Roy Meaehumi Q, Billy
JuhnsOn's Cartoon Show; 10, Arthur
Godfrey Time; 1850, Strike It Rich;
Il, Bride and Groom, 12:15, Love Of
Life; 1890, Search for Tomorrow;
12:45, euiding Light; I, Allan jeffrey's
Show; z, Double or Nothing; 2:30,
House Party ), The Big PsyOff; $50,
Bob Crosby.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

launching NATO'S Exercise
Mariner"
$3.50, WNBW-Excursion: Dram
atization of an excerpt from
Mark Twain's "Huckleberry
Finn"
500, WNBW-Kickof 1858:
A preview Of intercollegiate
football, featuring sports per-
sonalities, West Point Glee Club
and the Yale Blues Quartet.
PrevIeWi Il, This Is the Life; 1880,
Faith for Today; l, Gerald Johnson;
lis, TheateF Time; 1:30, This We
Believe.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Friday, September 18, 1853

Town and Country News; s:s5,
Look to This Day; !, Today; 7:25, Take
Word; 7:3O, Today; 1:s5, News; 0,
Today; SIS, Take . Look; $50, Today;
s:5s, News; Q, Kitchen Show; $50,
Little Playhouse; 10, Ding Dong School;
1880, Glamour Girl; II, Hawkins Falls;
ILLS, The BennetsI 1850, Three Steps
to Heaven; Has, Follow Your heart;
II, Mike Hunnicutt Show I, Feature
Playhouse; ESQ, lnga's Angle; ),
Break the Bank $50, welcome Trav-
eleFs.
MTre-iu, csrtssa Theatsn 1880, Gary Blra
Theaterv II, News; 12:15, Midday
Chapel; 1898, Hoppity Skippety; I,
Lambs eamhol; z, HazeI Market; $50,
Evening star., 1953-09-13
TOday's Highlights.

2:OO, WNBW-American In
ventory: American Song" with
DR.. Sigmund Spaeth and Violin
ist Betty johnson.
$3.50, WMAL-Football: The
Redskins VS.. the Detroit Lions.
$3.50, WNBW American
Forum of the Air: "Are Or
ganized Sports Harming Our
Children?"
800, WNBW-ExerciSe Ma
riner: Briefing session officially
WNBW-12, Stand BY for Talent; I, News
Review; 1:t5, Industry on Parade; 1850.
Frontiers Of Faith.
WMAL-11, The Big Pietursi 11:3a, New Home
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Monduy, September II. 1853

Town and Country News; s:s5,
Look to This Day; !, Today; 7:25, Take
. Word; I;3O, Today; I:5s, News; Q,
Today; S:25, Take . Lock; $50, Today;
s;55, Newsi ., Kitchen Show; $50.
Little Playhouse; 10, Ding Dong School;
1880, Glamour Girl, II, Hawkins Falls;
1i:15, The BenuetsI 1889, Three Steps
to Heaven; 11:45, Follow Your Heart;
Il. Mike hunnicutt Show; 1, Feature
Playhouse; 2:1s, Industry on Parade;
2:3o. Insa's Angle; 3, Break the Bank;
$50, Welcome Travellers.
NTTe-1o, Cartoon thesteri 1880, EarIy Brd
rheateri II, News; 12:t5, Midday
Chapel; 12:3o, Hoppity Skippity; ],
Evening star., 1953-09-13

Markell 2:3O, IambSresI ., Paul DIXoB
ShOW.
WMAL-11:55. District BuIletlR HoaFa, Il, Just
for Fun I, Jerry, Iimma Show; 1:3O.
Capital carUuseI; Z, Hollywood Mat
Inee; 3:15, Ruth Crane; $50, Miss
Ruth Anne.
W1oP-6:3O, Morning Meditation; s:35. Time
and Music' I, Roy Meachum Show; g.,
Billy Johnson's Show; 10, Arthur Cod
frey; 1850, Strike It Rich; u, Bride
and eruOm; 12:1s, Love Of Life; 1880,
Search for Tomorrow; 12:4S, Guiding
Light; I, Allan Jeffrey's Show; 2,
Double or Nothing; 2:3O, Art Link
letters House Party; ;, The Big Pay
of; $50, Bob Crosby.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Wednesday, September 16, 1883

WNBW-S:4s, Town and csBntY News, 6:5s
Lock to This Day; ], To-day; 7:25, Take
Word; E3O, Today; 1:5s, News; Q,
Today; S:25, Take . Look; $50, Today;
SIS, News; Q, Kitchen Show; $50,
Little Playhouse; 10, Ding Dong School;
1890, Glamour Girl; II, Hawkins Falls;
tits, The Bennets; 1880, Three Steps
to Heaven; 11:45, Follow Your Heart;
u, Mike Runnicutt Show; I, Feature
Playhouse; 2:3o. Inga's Angle; J,
Break the Bank $50, Welcome
Traveller.
UIe-1O, Csrtosa TAeater, 1s:3s Early Sire
TheatsT, u, Movietons Newsj 12:I5,
Midday chapeI' 1880. nOppiy Skip
petyi I, Lamb's eamholi z, HazeI
Evening star., 1953-09-13
THIS WEEK IN TELEVSlON

$500, WTOP-Toast Of the
Town: Carmen Miranda and the
Icecapades.
900. WNBW - Television
Playhouse: Eli Wallach in "The
Baby.
$500, WTOP-Electric The
ater: Pat O'Brien in Winners
Never Lose"
1900, WTTG-Your jewelers.
Showcase: Barbara Bates In
"Starbound."
Pick Temple; I, Sunday rheatsr.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

Markell; 2:30, Jsmbsree; ), Paul biX0a
ShsM.
WMAL-1i:As. District BullstlR Bssr1i Il, last
for Fun, I. Jerry. IIMms ShoWI i:ss.
Capital carSussI, Z, RslIywssd Mat
inss; Sis, Msdsrs Wsman, $50, Miss
Ruth ARRe.
WT0P-6:3O, MerniRg Meditation; S:3S, Time
aRd Music; 7, Roy Msaehum; ., Billy
Johnson's carteon Show; 10, Arthur
eSdfrsy; fits, Baird Puppets; 11:3O,
Strike It Rich: II, Bride and Groom;
12:15, LsVe Of Life; 1880, Search fer
Tsmsrrsw; 17:4S, Guiding Light; I,
Allan Jeffreys Show; Z, Freedom
Rings; 1:3O, House Party; !, The Big
Payoff; $50, Bob Crosby.
Evening star., 1953-09-13

Lambs eambsli Z, Ba1aaT-ns1sl
Market; 2:30, JaMbSrse, J, Paul Dixsn.
WT0P-S:3O, Murnlng Meditation, s:3S, Time
and Music, 7, Roy Meaehum, ., Billy
JohnsOH's Cartoon Show; 10, Arthur
eodfrey; 11:1s, Baird Puppetsv 1850,
Strike u Rich; Il, Bride end Groom;
17:15, Love Of Life; 12:45, euiding
Light I, Allan JeffreyS Show, Z, m
Buy That; 2:30, Mouse Party; !, Big
Psyuff; $50, Bob Crosby.
WMAL-ll:s5, District sullstln sSar1y II, Jest
fer Fua, I, Jerry, IimMa Show, 1:3o,
Capital careNssII Z, HOllyWsSd Mat
INee; Sis, Ruth crsasI $40, Miss
Ruth ARas.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-09

HaycocD to increase aid to the
blind to $100 from $50.
The measure now goes to the
House, where the pension in
crease bill is still awaiting final
action.
Both houses passed bills to in
crease allowances for territorial
service The House approved and
sent to the Senate a bill to allow
$40 per diem allowance for
board and commission members.
In other actions, the Senate APP
proved a bill by Senator Charles
Jones R-Nome) for a bounty on
wolverines after cutting the boun-
ty from $25 to SIS and passed a
bill by Sen. Mike Stepovich R-
Fairbanks for validating defec-
tive legal documents.
The. Senate also approved, by
voice vote, a memorial authored
by Jones asking for extension of
the railroad from Nenana to the
Seward Peninsula and the build
ing Of road links there to open
mineral resources to development.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-09
Mercy Flight Brings Aid
To Stricken Villages

ANCHORAGE, Up - A mercy
flight has brought medical aid to
isolated Lime and Whitefish Viii
lagos and disclosed a critical food
shortage in the two communities
some 200 miles west of Anchorage.
Capt. Carl M. Russell of the
seth Medical Group at Elmendorf
Air Force Base treated % persons
the entire population of the two
villages.
All but two, a couple known as
old Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby, are re
ported recovering.
The Territorial Department of
Health is to study blood samples
in an effort to determine the exact
nature of the disease affecting
the villagers.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-09
Malenkov's Swift Rise
Brings Doubt that Change
Will Bring New Purges
Nv JOHN M. HICHTOWER

WASHINGTON, Up - us. ex-
perts wondered Saturday whether
Georgi Malenkov's swift rise to
power in Russia will be followed
eventually by purges of govern
ment officials and political figures.
There had been advance specu-
lation that such a purge might
come soon after Stalin's death.
But the speed and apparent order
illness with which Malenkov
emerged as the potential new
strong man raised, at least, some
doubts whether the group which
put him in power was in fact
divided in any important way.
The two other strong figures
from the Stain administration -
V. M. Molotov and L. P. Beria -
both have posts in the new Coun-
Gil of Ministers. Beria is in direct
control Of the powerful secret po-
lice forces as minister of the in
terror, and Molotov has the key
foreign ministry which puts him,
under Malenkov, in the spot of
cold war director
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-09
WEATHER FORECAST
Complied by the

. Compiled by the
US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
Cloudy with patches of fog to-
night. Increasing cloudiness Tues
day. Gentle, variable winds. Low
temperature expected tonight 10,
high tomorrow IL.
Nome data last "a hours as Of
7 am. today: High temperature
IA, low IA. Max. wind 10 mph
from the NE. Sunrise at SAP am,
sunset at 5:44 pm.
Temperatures year ago today:
high q, low 81. Extremes this
date since 1907: high 40 in 1947,
low AZ in 1949.
Other stations. 2 am. today:
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-09
House Passes 20 3 Bill to Create
Bicameral Investigation Committee

JUNEAU, R-The House passed
a bill Friday afternoon to create
a legislative investigating COM
mittee with broad powers to probe
into every phase of territorial gov
eminent activities.
The vote was 20-3, with Demo
Gratis Theodore Duffield of Nome,
Richard Greuel of Fairbanks and
Wendell Kay of Anchorage oppos-
ing the measure.
Republican supporters described
it alternately as creating sort of a
junior Hoover Commission and as
a bloodhound body on the trail of
wrong-doing wherever it may be
found.
The bill carries an appropria-
ton of $4,000. The Democrats
failed in an attempt to white it
to $4,000. The bill, introduced by
Rep. Herald Stringer R-Anchor-
age). now goes to the Senate.
The investigating committee bill
provides for three members from
each house. Kay failed in bid to
make the committee bipartisan.
In addition to the power to probe
all agencies and offices, the bill
provides that the committee can
suggest resignation or removal Of
any and all members of boards,
commissions and bureaus and all
officers and employees of the terri
tory, where this is deemed in the
best interest of the territory"
Stringer said the bill is follow
up on party pledges in both the
national and territorial level to
make a thorough examination into
the governmental affairs in the
search for wrongdoers.
Rep. Alden Wilbur R-Fair
banks told the House "it was not
intended as any Gestapo," and
Rep. Dorothy M. Prior (R-Anchor
age) contended the graft-hunting
aspects Of the committees were
accomplished; that the main
aim was to study the whole scope
Of government and suggest chang
es to meet the needs Of an ex-
banding society.
The Senate passed unanimously
a bill by Sen. William Beltz Cd
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-09

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-01-15
HOOK UP SITTING DOWN

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hold of mounted pillow, disk harrow, roller-packer,
etc. you slip pin into depth-control link, let
hydraulic control raise implement :. and GO.
Like all Eagle Hitch tractors, this new low-seat
model also gives you Constant Hydraulic Control
1t saves you hundreds of motions every day, takes
less time to hook up and get the job, gives you
more productive time in the field, helps you lessen
costs, grow bigger crops, get larger returns.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-01-15

Make date with your Case dealer for per-
sonal demonstration See this new tractor on
his floor, later in action on your own farm. See
the great variety of Eagle Hitch implements to
fit your soil and crop system. Use the coupon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-20
Fla. Architects
Lead The Field

GAINESVILLE Up - Architects
in Florida are leading the nation
in the adaptation Of building ma
terials to climatic conditions, says
Igor Boris Polevitzky, president of
the Florida Association of Arcai-
tectS.
Completing a week of lectures
at the University of Florida Satur-
day, the designer of the Miami
Shelbourne Hotel and the "bird
cage house" cited the use of
jalousies, concrete forms and wood
treating processes as examples of
Florida's leadership Ii this field.
Polevitzky was one of the first
architects to employ the now
common jalousies in his designs.
The Russian-born Miami archi
tect came to the university under
the sponsorship of the student as
sociate chapter of the American
Institute of Architects.
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Chapter Eleven

A NTHEAhad never been through
"A the grueling experience of be-
ing interviewed for a job, having
gone straight from business col
lege into her fathers Office, but
she was quite sure that no inter
view for any other job in the world
could possibly be like that with
Mario Carlotti.
In the front garden Joe brought
her forward.
Papa. this is Anthea Granger
who :" And Mario, who hao
been talking in Italian to Blanca
swung round, smiling at her from
his great height He put his hands
on her shoulders, with little
friendly squeeze. "She is very nice
very little, very pretty, too thin.
He turned back to Blanca, saying,
! am so hungry, cara mia. On the
plane am so sick, I do not eat, and
! am quite full of emptiness.
Blanca beamed. Anthea had
never seen her look so happy. But
it's ALA ready" she said. "Its
be N waiting all day. Come along
inside. Spaghetti.
'Bolognese saucer" he asked
"Si. 81. And some wine, and the
bread is new, and afterwards
frittata -. that ! will cook while
you eat your paghetti."
He turned back to Anthea, and
said simply, Its so good to be
home" Like a great child, An
thea thought.
He looked at Joe. "You come in
and have some food, Joe, and you,
too, Signorind? She is too thin,
Joe, much too thin"
Joe, pulling a chair aside for
,Anthea, said, HE talks Of women
as though they were domestic ami
mails, doesn't he, Anthem"
mo, Joe, you get me wrong"
Mario took a walnut from the
bowl, cracked it in his great An
gers. and smiled at Anthea. "Z'ou
want to go into pictures? Yc~ 2rc
after the part in my new fl9@"
sAnthea smiled graNely sd
spoke for the first time.
know am not. Mr.. Carlotti. I'm
applying for the job Of secretary"
The smile died in Mario's eyes.