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SCORES or EXPERTS

Continued From Paeo 0ne)
masaxlnea such 40 ''Iha skin Div
err published m0nkhly III Caller.
|nia, Aycock said.
a committee hoas, preferably 4
cabin cruiser. q needed 70 take ol.
ilcePs and press cut d Ne marker
where the diving tournament win
take place. The divers win 20 out
in ten skiffs from clItfs o. Steck
Island.
Most Of the tish caught u the
tournament win Be- pFSsonlod 70
Menrue County CcmnisaioneP Joe
Allen, for distributor among he
Monroe County Hospital ana he
two Monroe County homes.
Emphasis il the tournament VII
be upon skin II shooting, not on
destruction Of large numbers Of
fish. Each contestant VIII be able
10 accumulate points on only three
fish Of each Of the seven species in
the tournament. Aycock said. The
only fish to be counted in the tour
nanenG are pormlt, mnnTrove
snapeg, cher ypes u snappef,
lsnook, jack. gfouper and haFraeu.
da.
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tConl1nued fom RAge Onel
viii Communism. hrt ! have a.
tempted always = ksEse God
he clergyman y = native Of
QuitmAn. Ca. and . graduate IL
Emory UniEerslty.
Last Thursday. members ot his
small eongregntinn gave their pas
tor . standing, unanimous vote Of
Ie0nfidenee Ct . meeting IN the
Methodist Chnsrh 4 Ills eommun-
~ In the coast mountains north
ck San Franciso. AhOuk % spoke.
AZ San Francisco Bishop Donald
III Tippett said he Methodist
Church would suppoTt Rev. Ne
Michael unless and until civil
charges are bRoughs ard proved
against him. He added:
he church wHl nct t0lerate
conviction On heafsay II
MeMiehael is guilty, then the
church win take 90 appropriate
stand. But the church Il not Z
trial court and & mn stand by to
see his civil liberties are guaran-
teed. Mr.. McMichsel has emphati.
cally denied being Z Communist.
he Is an extreme liberal But
Tie New Testament q extremely
liberal too. "
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Fleet 4 raining
Group Owe. Has
IL eIconle Coffee

A newcomer. coffee was given
By the Fleet Training Group o. N.
G. hospitality committee on July ri
Hostess for the day was Mrs. w
B. Roman, chairman Of the unit
The group gathered 1t her home
at 10 4, N. Tuesday. DOnuts iced
ten and iced coffee were served
The guest list included AIcsaam-
els +, 4 Klein M. N. Small, Al. C
Christopher, r Al. Smith. e II.
willard. n. H. Petit. B. i. ,Jedlic.
IA. L. q. Lee. p. J. Swain &, G.
Connelley, r. ] Baezenssi, ]. Il.
Dawson and c. II. wheatley
Il was announced that Nrs Z.
B. Bean. i member Of the hosnl.
tally workers. had ! new baby
daughter, Ruth Ann, who arrived
early h The morning Of the day 81
The meeting
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SON 70 sAzos

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bazo Of
TIunstadon, England, ~ miles out
side of London, announce the birth
81 son, David Allen, on July a.
The baby weighed ! pounds, lii
ounces.
Mrs. Bazo Is the former Sylvia
Smith. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
Eugene Smith, 40 Olivia ST. Ba.
Eo's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miguel
Bazo, live at SIS Whitehead st.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bazo
are graduates Of Key West High
class Of 1851. BaxO has been
ID England with the esth Bomber
Squadron, U. S. Air Force, for 1
year. Mrs. Bazo Joined him ten
months ago. They expect to be IN
England for two more years. Bazo
joined the Air Force soon after
graduation. Mrs. Raz0 is q former
employee 1t the Florida National
Bank, Key West.
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TOO MUCH FOR HER

PTTTSBURG, Calf. N-You can
have them. I don't want than.
they're 10 tough Tor me, said q
exhausted pittshurr housewife %
she LETT The ofklee d The Camp
St0neman duty officer leaving b.
hind her three SNAIL children.
Called before Deputy Dist, Atty.
George Mcclure yesterday ID nhOw
why she shouldn't 30 charged with
child abandonment. Mrs. Rita Kirk.
patrick declared. II Just cant
handle ny children. You have ny
nov take these hoyS."
She explained she has bsan try.
ms for several months % gss TIE
Army 10 bring mack her sergeant.
husband from Korea on grounds Il
extreme hardship.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

KARL WILLIAM KEMP

Karl william Kemp, infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Orvis M. Kemp,
passed away yesterday morning AZ
ChIldren's Variety Hospital after !
short illness.
The remains win be brought d
Key West for burial in the family
plot. under the direction Of the
Lopez Funeral Home.
Survivors include the Mother and
father. Mr.. and Mrs. 0rvis n.
Kemp; paternal grandparents, Dr..
and Mrs. william p. Kemp; ma.
ternal grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Christoffersen, Clinton,
Iowa: and two sisters, Kathy Ellen
Kemp and Karen Ann Kemp.
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co OF AIR BASE

Continued From Page One)
". z. Whitley said the officer, d
civilian clothes. was arrested early
Friday afsar they observed ! cal
sraveling the wrong way around
tie Cobb County Courthouse square.
They booked him on charges Of
driving under the influence Of d.
tcxieating liquors Or drugs, running
two I'D lights. reckless driving,
speeding. resisting aFrest and stri-
king a officer.
Re was released under S1G0 bond
ard bis hearing ID scheduled In
Marietta CITY Court Monday night.
Col. Kinds said today be has
turned The matter over to his at
torney and that 10 did not care
to make any comment IL this time.
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DAUGHTER HORN

II. and Mrs. =. 4. Became, are
the parents Of ! baby girl who was
born at ! 4. n. July q At the Ma.
vel Hospital. The new daughter
weighed I lbs, II OF. and has been
named Ruth Ann. Mrs. Beane i .
member Of the hospitality com.
mittee Of the Fleet Training Group
Officers' Wives Club.
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WAR END NEAR
Continued FrOm Pare Onel

Continued From Pass 0nel
|negotiatiOns ws have besn having
- past fsw days. :
There Vas 70 oflieiaI word g
10 whsn tie truce woslld - signed.
but Washington officials said ri.
day the world would - given n
hours advances nckice.
Allied and Communist Iiaison o.
6cers met Internationally thRuaeh
Tie day Saturday, finally adjourn
ing at $50 >. N. lt:So 4. n. EST
without setting . time for . future
meeting. There we're reports that
The Officers completed arrange.
|menGs fDr The signing.
Authoritative sources both n KO-
|rea and II Washington agreed Tie
signing would Be Sunday O. Mon-
day Saturday q Sunday, United
States time barring . last minute
switch By the unpredictahle Reds
or some new disruptive move By
South Korean President Syngman
Rhse.
Washington sources said Friday
President Eisenhower had given
Clark final authority Is u. N. com
mander to sign the truce agree
ment.
Secretary Of State Dulles was
noneOmmittal when ASKED about
prospects Of IN early truce.
He told neWsmen Is be let q
White House conference that be
was neither optimistic nor pessl.
|mistic." And when newsmen asked
|if be could enliehten them on the
prospects Of truce signing over
|the weekend be replied:
I'D like . little enlightenment
myself. |"
President Rhee. who warned
lhluntly Friday mat some Allied
agreement with the Communists
|..cannOt be allowed 70 happen, !"
voiced no further threats 81 the
signing deadline approached.
Al United Nations headquarters
In New York. General, Assembly
president Lester D. Pearson Of
Canada said he would act within
~ hours Of an armistice to call
the Assembly into session.
Pearson said be had reason To-
believe . truce would b signed inI
the next day or tHO.
Truce officers here worked &C
feverish pace On the final details
Of Z eease-fire.
There were reports that plans for,
exchanging nearly 10000 prison.
ers Of war had been approved,
leaving only minor details TO wrap
up.
The u. N. Command scored !
minor victory Saturday when the
Reds pulled down big Communist
peace doves from above the three
entrances to Afmistice Hall-the
straw mat-covered building erected
BY the Communists for the signing
ceremonies.
The Reds had put the doves -pat.
termed after designs by left.winR
French artist Pablo PicassO and
symbols Of the Communists peace
propaganda campaign--over the
entrances when they completed the
structure Friday.
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Means
oReporters
~ JoE FALLS

DETROIT, July 3 When the
New York Yankees tailspinned in.
20 . nine-gams losing streak about
three weeks ago, Manager Casey
|StangeI closed the clubhouse door
and refused 70 talk to reporters.
Well. the Yankees are struggling
through . fOur-game losing streak
and Stsngel isn't talking again =
he's moaning
eve amt gettin' the pitching
and We Amt getting the hitting -
and how can you expect 10 win
that way?" the veteran skipper
asked today after his world cham
pions lost to the Detroit Tigers,
81.
'tWe win eight cf 10 and we're
0kay," be added. "And then we 90
to Cleveland and nobody hits. We
lost three and then come here and
this club plays like crazy against
Us.
They lthe Tigers) give us 4
lot of trouble. Since I've been here
we've never lost Z seasons series
% any team. You know. But these
guys here = they tied US . couple
Of years ago. They're tough for
us
While the Yanks fell victim 10
Billy Hoeft's threo-hltter Friday
might. both the Chicago White SCx
and Cleveland lost, thus flubhins
chances 70 close ground.
Despite Hoeft's fine hurting, Tho
White Sox remained "a games Be-
hind the Yanks and Cleveland 8.
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C()lVCEI
cfIl)VI):R
q RAYMaR

Little Jasper Walker, r. viii
one year old on August & 4
~ fronl his mother. the former
SIon NorClsa. reported that the
t1by had been examined Tor an
condition. He may have to
Wear : neck brace which a,pias-
rs expert Is designing One
bh Of hrigh ass was that he
ses % 50 ii ting ID light Ia
81 So now There was ! time
n0n-renc ton was present
eyes iuse who are not
r win the casa may be Iii.
tic II nrwing ! resume of
q hisiogy
IA tes, SnaIl Jasper vas ex.
huiIue4 fng phat was believed to
- brain tlInur when be was q
irN months ola. His mother was
lold - take her baby home as
lhef1 wnS no hope tor him. She
Nplfced nat he etc ven and was
eolpnratlysly healthy even after
a. operalion which removed q
oectlon d skull. 50 she refused %
give d and wanted d take him 70.
/ specialist III New York state. A
ttin sailor from the USS Gilmore
harmed q 4 neighborhood drive To.
~ funds l0g the trip. He came tnl
~ Citizen with the story. The
oDpol Ii the paper. and the re-
l1e uf ne shrine Club here and
noeheslor, Mimi. sent Mrs.
nik1T end her child 70 Rochester,
htso Z Mayo clinic specialist
GA there was 10 brain tunor. lie
4 md ! condition which was,
e1lng blindness and he did
- nat when Jasper was two
Irl Old Z plate would have % be-
IN - ~ skull. Citizens, TIE Navy
i,p fund heads, owes, tie
nosa ana civic organizations
M funds for this. The money
hs bank ID 1 special saving
ttAAl II d used only ior JAS
nriOdie examinations and
UtHkfAnnk which Ii continuing
nnnaA vgAollg \. news chairman
4 az D.p.W. here writes that
e. nPW president. Mrs. Alice
hha secured for Mrs. Archie
ookn formerly vermeil HutcAe-
NJ ~ courtesles a TIE Business
- Professional Womenss Club ID
nlInnd, ORE, whore che Is now
l1ln9 ne brides new address 81
~ NJ n. Irving Street. Portland.
0lnaon. That's cemensinR rela-I
ONSElps across country and every
90 nhs heard d that Portland
&m6nE Those Latin dancers
nom Tampa. Marta Mun0z md.
Aherln Jambregaay proved ii the
&n Carlos showing that Ill the
xhmha.Enaraha expert dancing
technique isn't from Cuba alone
4 you really want b Sc Key
Nests local dance opponents on
| 5 double wriggle. drop up 10.
clsdnd de Cuba some evening
en hey are tossing ! France
III sensational and somebody
ont q acquaint tourists with the
rVwess q Csyo Hnesos remark
s|e version of Latin, American
EnEIunN VISIT was paid ii
Eey West BY MI. ana Mrs. ROY
snilh cf nv hometown who
s6pa here frcr Beaver Fails. Pa
lk summer. They liked Ii 50.
eIl. they repeated the "trip this
siason Ienla. who nsea Is - Il
riRhhcr Qf ours. says har hus-I
hnd has becnme fishing ad.
Oct Up along the Beaver and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

There's . good reason for wash
Ing your ccffeemaker thoroughly
every time you use It: Some olls
rom the coffee cling to the inside
Of the pot after the coffee Il poured
out This oil film becomes rancid
and embltters the coffee Il ii Il
not removed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-25

Here's 1 simple but delicious
way to serve cooked lobster meat.
For each half cup II the lohstaF.
melt : tshlespoon 81 butter IN .
skillat ard add . couple Of table
spoCas 81 cream. Keep hest low,
add The lobster % tie butter.cream
mixture. ard haste the seatood a
Il gets hot serve on crisp huttered
toast.
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The
Wcathcrman
Says


KEY West and Vicinity: Partly
Il occasionally cloudy win WILDLY
scattered showers and thunder
showers, mostly h ths allernoons
and little change h Temperature
through Sunday. Winds should Be-
gentle % moderate and variable, \
mostly sOufherly this afternoon, o.
InieAt ard Sunday.
florida: Partly cloudy % ccca-I
siOnaily cloudy and widely scat
tered aStarnoon thundeEshowere inI
he south and central portion.
Partly cloudy u The extreme north
eEn portion through Sunday. Little
change - Temperature.
jacksonville through the Florida
Straits and East Gull 81 Mexico:
Gentle to moderate winds, north.
easterIy 70 easteEly over the ex.
IRENE North and variable. mostly
southeriy and Southeasterly else
where through Sunday. Partly
cIoudy weather with widely seat
tered thundershoWers h the south
and central portions.
Western Caribbean: Moderate
nOrtheast 10 easterly winds, except
Light variable over the extremeI
south portion through Sunday.
Partly cloudy weather and widely
scattered showers.
Weather Summary for the Tropl-
cal Atlantic, Caribbean Sea and the
Eastern Gull II Mexico: Weather
conditions are about normal today
throughout the area with 10 signs
| Is 8 tropical disturbance.
0baeEvaAions Talsn q City
0Elioe. olso An
Key West, Fla, July -, 1853
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MARINES BEAT
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but ambulancas carrying casualties
rumhled along soggy roads 70 hos
pitals,
Edwards reported the Chinese
and Marines came 10 grips In
drizzling rain with gan butts. bay.
and grenaies.
The Chinese swept over the crest
Of Esther after heavy fighting and
sci up machine gun nest.
But 4 handful u Marines rushed
tie nest with srenades and . cOun-
terattack swept the Chinese back
oil the hili
Alp respondent John Randolph
neported Red rockets also fen On
re Central Front northeast 81
kunhwa where the Chinese and
South Koreans FLASHED IN smaller
scale Aill fights.
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Today's Women
sy DOROTHY Roe

- 49, - aA&@
A1sosislsd Press Nlononis Hdiisu
Girls via expect 70 marry IN
boss aren't liksly . prugress rap
idly either b husiness o. ocfies 70
mancs. says : girl Who might 5.
called h1siness's No. / secretary.
She b blonde, attractive Am,
u. Wcessnsg, Just elected seere
taTy a 2. Lorlliard Co, ffrsI
woman officer II The history b
he l9S-year-old tobacco firm. Thla
blue-eyed ex.WAVE, daughter 4 l
Newspaper press mechanic, IA.
vaneed IN SIX years from 4 ron.
tine secretaFial Job 10 The top brass
post. Says she:
The story d he secretary VIA
maF1ias The boss b eoniined mostly
TO movies and magazines, I'm
afraid. Ny experiences has been
that most bosses are too busy "a
want any romantic distractions d
the Office, and besIdes are ga
enough to Be our fkthers.' .
Anna, who q - and looks like
. poised college giri, has soma "a.
vice for secretaries who have Biz
business ambitions:
!. Realize that an Office g 4
place Of business and not social
club or matrimonial agency.
4. Try 70 underStand the duties
and problems 81 your boss, and
take - much detail % possible al
his shoulders.
:. Accept the fact that you have
been hired for your efficiency and
not because Of your big blue eyes
or that new perfume.
I. Make yourself as unObtyusivr
las possible while ID the office and
try to anticipate the wishes Of thl
boss. Have the file on Whoosil
ready before be asks for Il, MAXI
his luncheon reservation before II
reminds you. have the most I'm
portland letters On top Of his piIe
lot mail.
5. Keep yourself neat and wei
grcomed 1t al times, but avoid
heavy perfumes, gaudy jewelry
and provocative necklines. There.
II time and Z place for everything,
and The usual high pressure office
y not The place for secretafiaI
allure.
8. Familiarixe yourself with the
business procedures, policies and
|techniques Of Jour firm. When the
boss d away, You may have q
pinch hit for him.
!. Don't be too proud TO show
the proper respect for your boss
and bis associates. DOn,t be afraid
10 say sir.
3. Don't try % run your hoss'
affairs unless he asks you 10. Some
men don't want 70 be reminded il
get 2 haircut Or send flowers 70
their wives. The secretary who at.
tempts to run the private life Of
her boss can Be just Is annoying
as the one who lodges responsible
ity.
:. Take an interest In the bust
ness transacted BY the company.
10. Keep your personal grievances
to yourself.
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LIFTING OF CONTROLS

lContlnlled From Pege Onel
70 register their property with the
Office.
The realtors were unanimous n
Their statements today that the Of
dee. under The direction Of Free
man knight had been extremely
fair u theif handing Of rent con-
trol matters throughout the tenure
cf The program.
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Wyoming Cowboy Dies

LANDER, Wyo. NAIbedt ].
Farlcw, cowboy whose silhouette
astride = bucking horse & imprint.
q on Wyoming license plates.
died yesterday Ct & hospital here.
The 67-year-old deputy sheriff
underwent an emergency appen.
dectomy Monday and suffered 1 re-
lapse early yesterday.
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Iisis To Son Ends

Mrs. Frank w. Cline viii return
10 her home In Arcadia Sunday
after . three weeks visit with
her son, Trooper Frank Cline Of
the Florida State Highway Patrol.
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Mt. Everest. 5000 feet hish.
could b submerged u lie Mariana
Trench, s0NthMeak q Guam.
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NO BATH TONIGHT

BRANDON, Miss. There win
Be no Saturday right bathing IL
this little Central Mississippi town
of Loo. The towns water pump
broke down.
Mayor Ralph B0gce said parts
70 repair the pump would Be
shipped ID and repair work vas
10 begin today. The pump Is ex-
pected % Be back 10 operation Sun.
day.
Most residents drove 10 nearby
farms 10 fill tnns and iugs for
drinking and dishwashing
Little Beaver. and Rradys Run
tit's . creek as thev say ii The
hills1 the only fish .on catch
are sun perch and little bass
There used ID he tro9t, but when
the steel mills expended the
trout output slarafak. finally dis
appeared Ieola's assse
il Dershes ner Thes ilrea
door u the Fat ty,S III 81
whom were reSeas They hasl
rs en * la c9g ~
they also kept rashiss ii some
hutches in the backyard. We used
To wonder who influenced whiss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

When Angie played and sang, big
Jim Gardner almost gave up his
farm for love of her. Which should
he choose = the lady or the land?
by Mile McWhirter
Illustrated BY Charles Ha,Ues
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03
FICTION

the Doll WeeV1l, the ram,
the blight. It's mostly the tourists who look
at the wild flowers, at the smoke that drifts
like a lonesome spirit alongside the mountain.
But one day Angie Miller came to the sum-
mer hotel, singing and playing her guitar for
the tourist square dances, and then folks
looked at her.
guess there's no harm in looking at a
pretty, thin-waisted girl like that. But the
trouble came when big, hard-working Jim
Gardner fell in love with her.
The Gardner farm is next to ours, and Jm's
always been like son to Ben and me- After
Jm's folks died, he stayed on alone in the
little white house, working sun to sun, and he
hired extra hands only for cotton picking. So
we kept hoping he'd find the woman who
would tighten his load, and his life, too.
We've seen too many of those frail women
move out here, and before long they're COM
planning and making their man miserable. And
l didn't want that to happen to Jim. But
something did happen to him the first night
he saw Angie.
jim anu Deb dHu 1 "ele SIdliuulg dOuIlu
the big, wooden platform, watching the tour
lists dancing. listening to the fast strum of
guitars. Suddenly, noticed Jim staring up
ahead, and saw his big chest expand as he
drew in his breath. Then saw Angie up
there, singing and playing and smiling.
She was bantam size except for smile that
pulled at the corners of your mouth, and her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

eyes were big and blue and soft as she looked
at Jim. And Jim - well, he stood there look
ing as if he'd suddenly seen apple blossoms
IN the middle of winter
''Well, never, said to Ben, and never
had. Their love was like sudden spring
breeze that you can't see, but you can feel the
way it moves warm and gentle around you.
HAT night, Jim stayed around the platform
until the dancing was over Then he and
Angie walked off toward the quarters that
were for the summer hotel help And it was a
pretty sight. Jim such big, easy-moving
sort of fellow, and her such little bit of girl
But that's the reason it scared me. His
place viii just go to seed" said to Ben. "A
farmer can't live by the moon and the sun,
too"
But. for while, it looked as if was wrong.
1t looked like man in love owns the world,
and he needs only to walk by stand of corn
and it'll start to tassel, like woman f1uffing
out her hair. But when the season was about
over, things started to change. The first l
knew about it was the day was out hanging
the wash and saw Jim coming down the road.
He usually strides along with the sun full on
his face, the dust putting up like cloud be-
meath his feet. But this day, he stared down
at the road so the sun made hollow shadows
on his cheeks, and the dust came poking along
behind him.
called out to him. There's coffee on"
said, and dropped the wash back into the
basket and hustled him into the kitchen.
Continued on page 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-03

.owN our way, folks
J keep their minds on