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Evening star., 1953-10-23

the cast of young Fourcade. For
all the faint probability that they
are father and son, misery has
robbed both of any real interest
in discovering the truth of their
relationship. Yet, once brought
together, there is nothing to do
but follow the shifty skein OF
evidence to the end.
These scenes between the man
and boy are the unforgettable
passages of Little Boy Lost" "
For the most part, they have
been written simply and deeply
as for instance the one in which
Crosby presents the child with
his first present. When the
former, touched by the child's
wonder at this routine act OF
kindness, asks why he does not
open the present, he gets an
answer that puts a lump in the
throat.
II don't care what's in it,
he says, a few words that speak
all human loneliness's gratitude
for affection.
X \ y *
No effort is made to picture
the many characters in Little
Boy Lost" ideally. They are
human blunderers, never mali
ciously, just honestly stupid. Big
gest blunderer of the lot is Cros-
by's man, a man too dazed by
his own loss to perceive the suf-
fering of others. 1t could be
the best piece of acting he has
ever done that Crosby does in
bringing off this egocentric char
acter.
But it is not a stride ahead
of the poignant frail fawn of
a boy portrayed by young Four
cade; Gabrille Dorziat's mother
superior coldly masking heart
that broke for suffering other
than her own; Georgette AnyS'
impersonation of the laundress,
the story's innocent villainess.
They and the others make
Little Boy Lost" a special item
in a period--of so many special
movies.
Evening star., 1953-10-23

in Golden Hills" which he
directs.
Groucho Marx, called to the
telephone, was asked: "Whose
TV show are you watching?"
Actually! 1t was Tuesday and
he was watching Milton Berle,
but he replied. I'm watching
Groucho Marx" Groucho's show
is on Thursday. Rob Hope,
playing golf in Georgia, asked
his girl caddy when she was 60
ing north. "When the weather
fits my clothes" tipped the
flapper. Oracle Allen put
couch in her living room when
she gave a party for a pSychia-
trist.
Looks like a long stay at the
New York Palace for Betty
Hutton. She has sent here for
all her relatives to come east
Evening star., 1953-10-23
Current Theoter Attractions
And Time of Showino
Ontario-"Top Hat: 1920

0ntariO-"Top Hat; 1920, 3,
4:45, $3.50, 8:15 and 9:55 pm.
Palace - "Mogambo";; l1:4O
am, 2:15. 4:45, 7:15 and $50
pm.
PlayhOuse-"Roman Holiday:
11:05 am, 1:10. 3:15. $40, 7:30
and 9:35 pm.
Plaza - Little Boy Lost; IL
am, 1885, 2:45, 4:35, $3.50, 8:15
and 1905 pm.
Silver Spring-"The Beggar's
Opera; 2:30 and $3.50 pm.
Trans-Lux - From Here to
Eternity; 11:10 am, lis, 1925,
5:35, 1850 and 10 pm.
Evening star., 1953-10-23

LITTLE BOY LOST" a Paramount
picture. produced by William Perlberg
directed by George Seaton, screenplay by
Laski. musical score by Victor Young
songs by Johnny Burke and James Var
Heusen. At the Plaza.
Evening star., 1953-10-23
and has enrolled her daughters
in a New York school.


Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis,
who can get $4,000 a week in
Las Vegas, will get a measly CD
$1,000 when they play the Copa-
cabana January 81 in New York
to wash up an old commitment.
Hollywood doesn't seem to
know it, but we have a new star
in Grace Kelly. I hear she's even
better in Hitchcock's Dial M
for Murder" than she was in
"Mogambo."
Did you know that John
Wayne's first wife, Josephine,
gets 10 per cent from the top
of everything he earns? And
with Esperanza's demands, no
wonder he has to keep working.
Shelley Winters was in tears
the day after she opened in Las
Vegas when Vittorio Gassman
took off suddenly for Rome. She
knew he was going, but not that
fast. Shell dried her eyes, how
ever, when an offer of $25 900 a
week was phoned in from a
Florida night club.
Martha Raye's TV show with
Eva and zsa zsa Gabor is all
about a lost Gabor sister.
thought we'd heard from them
all. incidentally, one of the
things holding up the break with
zsa zsa and her spouse
George can't quite gather up
enough energy to pack his piano
and the few shirts he keeps
there.
Audrey Hepburn and Bing
Crosby make an odd-looking
pair Just when every one, in
Guiding Mona Freeman, thought
Bing was Mona speciality, he
steps out with the tall, straight
and very slim Audrey.
Peter UStinov plays the prince
regent to Stewart Granger'S S
Beau Brummell. The two actors
are not what you'd call friendly.
In one scene, Ustinov has to
kick Granger. I hear, all the way
from London, that he's prac-
Evening star., 1953-10-23
Where and When
Stage.

National - Kind Sir; $3.50
pm.
Sam S. Shubert-"Time Out
for Ginger: $3.50 pm.
Arena-"The Bad Angel; $3.50
pm.
Screen.
AmbaSSadOr-"Blowing Wild;
ITO, 3:15. $50, 1880 and $40
pm.
Capitol - "The Robe; 11:2O
am, 1855, 4:3O. 7:05 and 9:40
pm.
COlumbia-"Vicki";; 11:45 am,
LAS, $3.50, $50. 7:55 and 9:55
pm.
Dupont-"The Moon Is Blue;
/, $40, $40. 1880 and GAS pm.
Keith's-"Sea of Lost Ships; +;
1850 am, 1:50, $3.50. $3.50, 7:50,
and $50 pm.
Little-"Im Imitation of Life;
sos, 8 and 9:55 pm.
MacArthur-"The Cruel Sea-;
z and $50 pm.
MISUNDERSTANDING Wild;
11:40 am, 1:40, 3:45, 5:45, 7:50
and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1953-10-23
Trv-Outs for 'June'

The Little Theater of Alexan-
dria will hold try-outs for S. N.
Behrman's Jane" next Monday
and Tuesday nights at $3.50 at
the Little Theater Workshop in
Ramsey alley in Alexandria.
The play is scheduled to open
n Monday, December 7.
Evening star., 1953-10-23
Howard Players
To Do Cupote PIov

The Howard University Players
will present Truman Capote'S
1.-THE Grass Harp" for four nights
starting Wednesday. October .28,
at $3.50 pm, at the Little The
ater on the Howard campus.
DR.. Anne Cooke, professor of
drama at Howard, will direct.
Evening star., 1953-10-23
The Passing Show
The Posing Show
Little Boy Lost Searches
Deeps of Human Loneliness
BY Joy cormody

Little Lost" at Plaza theaer Bng Crosby will
these who have found him lazng his
through half a dozen recent pictures.
This narrative of heartbroken oveless small
Indifferent world ethargy
and will stir moviegoers pictures have lately:
nothing like Search, haunting
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.Ariadnc Has
Vessel In Tow

TIE Coast Guard Cutter Ariadne
Il expected t0 return d Key West
tonight wliD tie Ts-iool shrimp boat
Sachem In Toe. Il vas reported 20.
day hy local auihorilies.
The Arladne vas dispatched
Wednesday night 10 the ald AZ the
f0undered vessel watch I'D been
wallowing helplesaly for four DAYS.
There are three erewmen aboard
TIE vessel.
Local Coast Guard officials said
today that ne word has been heard
from TIE Saehem since a radio
message was picked up By the
freighter Norpalma Monday say-
lng that Der meters had hruken
down about ITS miles southwest Of
the western tip q Caha.
The radio signals were too weak
10 reach Key West and she Nor
palma relayed me distress eall 10
the Coast Guard.
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An-Keys c. OfC
Meeting Slated
For September 10

Chamber Of Commerce officers
and directors and their wives yin
get together the weekend a. Sept.
ember ~ for an All.Keys Cham
beFs meeting. Il was announced co.
day By v. r. Sad0wski. Marathon
developer.
The Chamber executives and
their families from Key west. Ma
ration and the Upper Keys VII
stay al the Key Motel. 20 fishing.
ard settle down Cor business talks
on Keys promotion Saturday night
after dinner.
Sadowski IL getting the Chamb-
erh Of the Keys together to e0oFdi-
nate their promotion and adveFtis-
ing az the resorts from Key West
up 10 Jewish Greek.
II IL his theory that should all
the Chambers pool their resources.
tourists viii stay not tust one day
snd spend Just SIC. 600 COO. hut win
stay another day and spend So.
coco more.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
Auto Demolished
In Bus Crash

An automobile owned BY : local
Marine came omk second best yes
terday afloFnoon IN 4 crash with .
local Key west Transit Company
BUS. Il vas reported ~ police.
The auto. owned BY Joseph ID.
Thompson 81 the Marine Barracks.
vas parked a. Ire lnlersectl0n a
Fiagler Avenue and Thompson
streets when Il vas struck IN ne
rear b. q bus driven BY Frank
Ramlrex, 50 Virginia Street and
virtually demolished. The haa vas
unly slightly damaged and lie Lose
passenger unlninred.
Police Officer Armando Perez,
who made the Investigation On the
scene placed charges II reckless
driving and eauslng al accident
against both drivers.
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KidnaP Charge Renewed In
Case OF Pole Who Fled Reds
Storm WcakcnS
In Bermuda Area

MIAMI. pa. ~ - TIE seasons
fourth hurricane weakened IN force
today Is Il apnn Iz9 miles north.
east 81 Bermuda into the Atlantic.
Named Dolly Cor he fourth let.
ter of TIE alphabet, lhe hurricane
yes eenlered near latitude s.
|north, longitude ss.s wess II 5 am.
|gESTl today.
n apparenliy was continuing 20
swing away from the y. 5. main.
The weather Bureau said Dolly
has weakened considerably and
highest winds are now estimated
|at hurricane force - miles an
hourl In squalls iust east of che
center. Gales extend eastward IT'S
mlles In the eastern semlcirele.
Meeemenl toward TIE mortheasl
as Z slightly accelerated speed i
expeeled iar the neat ~ hours.
Some further DECREASE ii inten.
SHY ia likely but TIE area Of the
gales may spread slightly.
The storm developed near Turks
Island a Che eastern end el lhe
Bahamas chain Wednesday morn.
ing. i veefsd northward % b..
pass land nnd missed the Florida
coast 0y 800 niles or more a. Il
whiried northNard.
North Allantlc shipping lanes iay
y the hurfieans's path tut most
ships IN The area sleered sway
from the eneoming winds.
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Rita Refuses
Conditions OF
Settlement

LAS VEGAS. New. R-Risa Hay
worth last night turned down a
million dollar divorce settlement
from Ally Khan for support Of their
sss.year-old daughter Yasmin.
Nothing will make me give up
Yaxmin's chance 20 live here IN
Ameriea among cur precious free
doms and habits" the film star
told the Associated Press.
HeF attorney said Prince Ally had
attached two conditions 10 the
millian dollar offer. ca fasmin
wAs 10 be exposed 20 Moslem
leaehimka when she n ssvsn fna
Obj tire child was o. be broaGhA
% Europe two Or three months
each year.
Rita said:
Awhile I respect the Moklem
faith and all other faiths, Il i my
earnest wish that my daughter be
raised as q normal. healthy Amer
lean girl In the Christian saish.
There isn't any amount os
money IN the entire world that ls
worth sacrificing This ehld's priv.
lege of living as : normal CHRIS
tan girl here In the United States.
There Just isn't anything else
IN the weird that can compare with
her sacred chance for that And
I'm going 20 give Il 10 Yasmin
regardless az what Il costs"
The glamorous redhead. wearing
o simple black dress. made the
announcement on the veranda II
Der second-fl hotel suite.
She is In Les Vegas visiting her
intended merit husband. erooner
Dick Haynes, VIM Il establishing
Nevada residence before suing for
divorce from Nops~ Eddinglon
Flynn Haynes.
With Rita was her attorney.
BARLEY Crum. who had flown from
q Paris conference with Aly's
attorney.
Miss Hayworfh Instructed Chum
10 cable her refusal tomorrow 90
Continued On Page Teal
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Cab0nGs Qualities
For Commission

guiis cabsnsa. JE.. - White
head Street. avalliied fsr siees
iisn - re Ctr cemmlssieH n
crevp Tws. eppeslna in<vgn-
bemf Dr.. Dele ceho. 4 wss an.
nssnesd FFidsY ~ Civ Clerk
sleteF Lews. cahanss else WITH
sppess o.. Henry s0sssa, whe
auallfisd last week.
cahsnsa Il president 81 ne
See Carries lmsflsUss snd ls .
favmsr memher 81 ne AAsngea
csuufY seheel eesFd.
The list 81 avallilsa esnSl-
dates hes nsw sFewn ~ 70.
oniv candidates res wneppesed
ere Legls csFhonsll. whe avsl.
Tiled IN cFevp Three and ?. a.
MehAastars. whe vii Evn tsr
Mayer IN cFevp one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-12
Lucille Ball
Denies Being
.ActiveRed
TV Star Admits
She Registered
Once To Vote For
Communist Ticket

HOLLYWOOD 9-Lucille BAN,
television's top Coincidence, never
was q Communist. says the House
Un-American Activities Commit
Tee. even though she registered a.
one ~ years ago.
The wide-eyed star of TIE pop
ular "A Love Lacy" show freely
admitted 10 COMMITTEES invesslga-
cor william Wheeler that she reg.
istered March IL, 1895. 70 vote for
The Communist ticket because
Grandpa wanted AL Of rs o.
bet she emphaucally denied ever
being . party member or voting
for party candidates
There ID no evidences nat MIS-
Ban Il 90 ever 80 a p1Klp mem.
Der" Rep nunAl !. jackson tk.
Calf. eommiitee member. told
news conference last nlahl.
Jsckaon explained he called the
conference a the kehesl az ! ma.
jority af COMMITTEES members 80
that runners impiientinT Miss Bah,
a.. with communism could be
scotched.
n the rumors hadn't become
widespread, be added. Il Is un-
likely the committee would have
made the disclosures. since IL had
known for several years Of Mas
Balls registration.
Jackson said that there Il some
question ns 10 whether Miss Ball
ever voted the Communist ticket,
but added that this point win be
cleared up today with the release
Of the transcript Of Der testimony
before Wheeler.
The same time she registered.
Jackson said. she signed q nom.
mating petition for Emil Freed,
Communist party candidate for the
s1th California Assembly District.
lie said this also was at the re-.
quest Of her grandfather. Fred {.
Hunt, now deceased, and who. the
actress said. made the political
IN TIRE family.
The actress was quoted BY Jack.
son IS saying that In addition 90
herself. her mother, Mrs. Desiree
Bah, add brother. Pred II. Bal, J.
oil registered 10 vote Communist
n 1896.
Miss Balls registration Iapsed
two years later, records showed,
because she failed h vote In 1858
Jackson said Freed appointed
Miss Ban q member az the state
Continued On Page Tenl
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Final Judging In
Miss America
Contest Tonight

ATLANTIC CITY. NJ. w-The
Mss America h0pefuls went into
the last day of the klong con
test today. as nervoms as Sc
bridesmaids waiting for someone
10 TIRES them q houQuel.
Win the preliminariss ever the
girls will wait out the day Until
tcontinued On Page Tenl
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Smoother Setup
For Gen. Hull
.lnFarEaSt
Clark Took Over
In Middle OF
Touchy Situation

TOKYO A-BaFftng unforeseen
events. Gen. John Edwin Huh will
find the gong smoother when he
takes over the Far Feast command
than did Gen. Mark w. CLARK.
when Clark succeeded Gen.
Matthew b. Ridgway May u, 1852,
he found the Korean War At a high
pitch. the truce talks az low ebh,
and the bloody Koje Island prison.
er riots Just barely under conlrol
ard still to be cleaned up.
Dle.hard Communist prisoners
captured Brig. Gen. Francis r..
Dodd, commander Of the island
south 81 Pusan. Korea, the very
Iday-May 7, 1o52-that Clark ar.
rived in the Far East. They ~.
leased D0dd May 10.
Ridgway and Clark new 10 Korea
and were there when the news Of
koje riots broke IN the world press.
On May II, when Rldgway de-.
parted Tokyo By plane 20 take over
has NATO post. Clark became the
Far East commander.
Clark later said:
General Ridgway stood In the
doorway Of the plane ard thought
he was waving goodbye. What ne
was really coins was tossing me 4
very hot potato"
Bot In June, MAJ. Gen. Hayden
I. Boatner. Keie's neu cnmman
der. si0rmed notorious COMPOUND
70 where Dodd had been captive
and also seixed centred Of II and
other troubled compounds.
After that. Clark had only the
gar. the armistiee talks and AZ.
fairs In Japan 10 VERY ahout.
Actually. Clark. 81 never ap-
pears 10 worry. Ills manner 4 sol.
ally unruffled. A democratic. kind.
~ man. he Il . favorile with Off
GERS and enlisted men alike. But on
30sAaA INSTRUMENTATION CRACKING
down seemed the thing 20 do
Clark showed ne could Be rock.
firm and absolutely unyieldlnR.
This vas especially true during
armixtice developments when the
Communists tried TO exploit the
truce talks Tor propaganda pur.
poses. Clark refused 10 allow III
and the talks wen. into long re.
cesses. initiated by the Allied side.
When the Reds were finally
ready 10 talk, Clark was wiling 90
listen.
Clark has been popular with
correspondent. In almost every
case where Far East Developments
seemed battling and confused, a
Clark statement would clear up the
situation. Clark's statements invar.
ABLY had clarity and force.
During the latter part IL the
war. Clark made q dramatic offer
Continued On Page Ten)
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Letter OF Protest
Sent To Clark
by Polish General

PANMuNJoM n - The Polish
member al q four.nation commits.
sion policing the Korean truce
charged today that = Polish inter.
prefer Who lled 10 freedom vas
kidnapped ~ American Array eff.
GERS and demanded his immediate
return.
Jan Hajdukiewlcx. Q 2B-year-old
civilian Interpreter. broke from q
truce inspection team &C . South
Korean air base Wednesday and
was given political asylum By US.
officers.
The Army wong say where Jai-
dukiewicx Ia now. There has herR
speculation that be was flow7 ei-
ther 10 Tokyo or ukinawa.
MAI. Gen. NJ. wagrowskl, seEr
lor POLISH officer n Korea. SCI.
urday read q letter Of protest Al
q meeting Of the armistice super.
vtsory commission.
The letter charged that Hajdu-
kiewicx was kidnapped BY American
officers and demanded his immedi.
ate return.
The letter was addressed 10 Gen.
Mark w. CLARK. UN. commander.
and was not submitted to the com.
mission.
The commission took no action
on the letter. said Maj Gen. Sven
GFaintrum. Swedish delegate and
commission chairman. Crafsirum
said the commission would not In.
Continued On Page Tenl
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Sees 3 Years
Service
Mario Martinez
Began Service
With Airline
In Key West

AmaNf4w -
1870 :. @. - s o.. $500. go.
s@ae. m $3.50. - :. ~ /
WosIa AlLMass L@un nas1's - - -
sasions mas uesn $500. .s 80 -
year pm aI.er eomp.e..ns -. : 80 80.
vt y : eens".y 49,. ~ ssa''SS "' '"s
'ha.- h@'e"~'
sem W Ner west Fetssss
MaEfinsz lolnsd Pa Avg"ss ~
lyxss lvsf ter "ae"shs snsr ne
sasllns mae" .s y, s.. s'ssa 49, ss mssn'
seswssn Nsy ws" $50 Hs.
~ shas s'sss We IVES s"e envy
Wehle sslssmsn sno go.
pAAs sssses ~ Nss wsas "esea.
Inst NOVEMBER MaEuneL We
nainea iraiiie sales msnaeer TOT
lns l.a.in Ahle1iean S.sls'sa --''. "
y :. sne ~ aanlln.sss@uss 49, ~
the aislaaon Mnose so ~ -. ~ nov
spread over more snan $3.50 ". .a.s
from issa nfvuen .noss ot iso<.
= arlinez serves . q 80 : sesl ~.
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Threats Against The Witnesses In
SehIintz Case Are Reported Today
Accused Child MOIester Ia
Reported Still In Key Vest

Witnesses for the state in the case against Paul
"curley Schntz accused child moleser. have alleged
" been threatened In effort TO discourage them from
testifying. IL reported today.
One witness who cannot be identified, said that he
was approached by who said he friend Of
Schlnz and told not to appear at the former bookkeep
ers trial he would be eviced from his apartment
The witness also told that Schlintz being
framed" end that "he a nice guy" However, the
witness said that he viii mot be inundated by threats
Schlntz. former manager of the Royal Palm Apart
ment will 60 TO trial September 22 four separate
charges involving small children.
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Jet Crash In
Lake Is PrOI,ed

CHICAGO R-Co3st Cuardamen
searched In Lake Michigan today
for an Air Force we Sabre ist
fighter plane believed 10 have
crashed last night during = thunr
deFsinrm.
A second plane a : fight a
four from Georwe Air Force Base,
Vietorviile. Calf. crashed On .
farm about as niles southwest of
Chicago. The plot. and IL. Rudy
J. Koch, n. 81 Cincinnati, who
(C0ntinaed on PAGE Tenl
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Three Navy Men Are Fined By Peace
Justice After Marathon Hearing
BOcn Chica Tars
Plead Guilty To
BOrrOsCiHg'Car

- /.
Anree sailors WeFe nneo
Friday BY Justice Of the
Peace Il. D. zetterower IN
nsnY.thon when thev Mead
s.s,.....-....sn.,n.
Sa'''s - !. .a -.
sne property VI aHo'"s'
watnout me o"hsfs Ps'AA'''
sion.
The men, stationed Il the
naea fshlea Naval Air Sta.
-
ton were originally ehhEss"
wgth GRAND larceny in the
49, -...m~.~,.fl. hut
sneas - :" s.-~.s
that enarge Waa oFoRReo
and The Navy men were al
e~..a A. ..tmnA mufltw an the
""o~ ~ $780,
so2AeF enhkkes
They were identified ns
gamn. Naval Richard Eth.
Ame. s"~ n.~~m
tnKton ana john .
Mowal was fined SlOu anu
.n.tm whfln khn others were
$3.50 wmttm~nsmmr
fineu NoV saFhs pe'es"w
said.
n wna ne second appear.
-. ~..,.,.s g. Mowaf
anka ~ ~
ha added
The easa nlemmed from 90 ~
eidenf curing lhe Labor Day week'
and Wien lhe4 l0ok q ear owned
- 1aek rrunk. Mnrnfnon from ne
n.~ssh nnmi Natnla Olflea.
49, - lassa enlar eAr lsuf
m.a..~A.w mluha nma lmm8dlatalv
~~em sknen Is 4 min iFueks lfe
-. t.s~nA ~ Nanta alahwav ~.
49, Co. - a. 4 lhfae
49,. $3.50 - - Aamn lass kuys
s....t,s.x
- - So lnlnr AaanA abaf-
49, = nuhv'n Malal and CFunk
80 wslksr. silsa IS Federal Wild.
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NOTICE

ThsFs IL no person aushesiBsd
BY me 90 snake mav 9lmimm -
eelIeef enT amowHf fFun 6HY
imsuvanca cenmpsny IN hshsM 81
usy wife, fer iniuFies SIZE raesiv-
60 eamned Nv ahm neeiamma net
exevrFsd sn 1vlY ~, IsS1
asm hsv isnnl huahand snd
she err ere ihsi cen mska .
eiaim.
Arg mma9lhoTinad pnvnnm maak-
leo elainss tn heF b9hsNf ne
elsim wiIl be . lFaud.
SIMON VAN cRfnkmn.
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gussies 81 ths Peace Rev Nam.
lin said teday shei ~ hsd heard
runners Fl soeh arrests 81 fhsf
snYens thss lesiiglss either lor
o. against Tire dslsndsna wlli be
protected.
Under the Law the names Of the
principals IN child molesiing cases
cannot be published.
Schllnta faces further action be.
cause be sllegedly used his EN-
ployers funds 10 pay . honasman
for his release from the County
jail An official % the bonding
company employed b. the Reese
veli Boulevard Holding Company.
Sehlintz's former employers. has
been IN the city. apparently IN en-
attempt 20 regain
the funds.
Edward Hoskinx. local represent.
lstive for ths Pan America Surety
Company, wh0 hailed schllnin out
last Thursday. said that The aeeus-
M Il stu In the city md that be
~ - IN eonrt for tral.
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ne City Clerk. appllcatlons foF
re-newal ef said Licenses Ter
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These applications win 10
acted upen BY The City Corn-
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west. FioEiaa.
Applications are now being
secaivsd md must be In fha
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septambeE "a. lsSa.
Appliestion blanks may he
secured In ahe City CLERKS
Office.
VICTOR LOWE
City Clark.
Evening star., 1953-08-05

There is more involved in the
correct stance than positions of
the feet. When I have taken
up what consider the ideal posi-
ton for hitting a golf ball, I feel
as though I were a tripod with
my two feet and the clubhead
as the three points of contact
with the ground.
While that is the best COM
parison I can think of to describe
my position at the ball, it isn't
entirely correct. The weight of
a tripod is evenly divided among
it's three points of contact with
the ground, but in the ideal posi-
ton at the ball the weight is
evenly distributed between both
feet.
None of your weight should
rest on the clubhead point of
contact. That will be true If
the weight is back through the
heels as it should be. You should
never feel that the weight is
forward on your feet if you have
taken up the correct position.
My toes are pointed outward
slightly.
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