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Evening star., 1953-06-08

FILE CABINETS
400 available, wood 4-drawer letter
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drawer roller bearing steel. file.
"a so: card files. all sizes, so cents
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MANHATTAN OFFICE EJu1P. co.
e39 New York Ave. NV.
FREEZER, upright, I7-cu. it.; 1 year
%a; 1ld; holds holds $50 lbs; like new. Can
FREEZER-Hotpoint, 11.e Gu. #.
1925. Also 20-gal. aquarium and
equipment. XII. 9-27Sl. Sc
FREEZERS-Bank repossessions: II
price; II TO 20 Gu. IT. sizes. Phone
- Antique marble top
table, Crown back Victorian chair,
both restored; tea wagon; large
FURNITURE sALa7Brand-new IS Bet.
ter grade bedrm.. dining rm., living
rn1. from unclaimed freight and fac
tory closeouts. etc. At great savings
$50 New York ave. NV. daily 10-6;
Sat. till 4. RE. 7-4310. Ia
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UNUSUAL JEWELLERY
ROBIN JEWELS. SOs 18th ST. NV
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60x32"'. $99.50, delivered; brand
new: new: best built at this low, low
HAAS DoDsoN CO. NC. NA. IA.
DESKS, typists'. S29.e5; typists'
! chairs, 1926: spec. prices on all
new iurn during June, July and
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DUPONT CIRCLE-162O 18th St.
nv: single, next bath; % week.
eiii @ 81. N.w.-Ixe. attract.
sSs' sSsss trilI, TI 'SSSa:f1 SSie. 1s45. CO. sos44.
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SITUATIONS MEN
MEN AVAILABLE NOW

For employment. Odd Jobs, yard work,
wall washing, carpentry houSeclean-
ing: etc. SALVATION ARR X, Hal Dor
Lights Corp., ME- S-4532
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ALERT WOMAN
COLLEGE STUDENT

Valuable experience. unusual promo
lion for SECOND summer; $3.50 for
20 days. Apply between 2 and B
pm, Room 924, 1346 Conn. ave.
No telephone calls.
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253c 18th ST. N.W.-Lge.. light front
rm;. din. alcove. stove, refgr. and
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TAKOMA PARK-Lovely uv. rm..
conven. tTsnsp,. tran o' sioS; OBJ IT. G'' o. fss7:
1901 N. H. AVE. N.w.-Ennc., i,v.
rm., dressing rm., dinette. kit. and
deck. air cooled corridors, exp. bus
service. Apply Mgr. Apt. ia.
1862 SHEPHERD ST. NV bed.
rooms, liv. rm., din. rm., kit. pvt.
Ssth Ssth ls5 aliq Il Dfasm; tqsnsn NY r% bif.
AIR CONDITIONED, efnciency apts,.
with or without maid serv.. by the
day. week or month: reduced sum-
mer rates. CARLTON HOUSE.
TWo RMS; semipvt. bath. utils. furn.
m.r3d,.n N at; bldg. 5I Apply janitOr. la4o
TWO RMS, kit. semipvt. bath. utils.
furn.; $50 per mo. Apply janitoT.
l4l4 Girard st. NV. -S
NV, SUMNER sublet; spacious -apt.s
thlns DsdFmi FRrnshsd ss5eensf Hu ?s9i1ss every
MT. RAINiER-Newiy furn. and dec.
r. l ave WA. .7-2377. %
80 VARNUM s. N.E.-ist d. dupls1
sPt spt USE oi sst eees% sony fis tTsp:p :pd
NR. Sth AND MADISON SIS, NV.
Colonial-type 2 bedrms.. lge. liv.
rm., kit, bath; nicely furn.; excel.
loc.; unlimited parking; good bus
service; suitable 3 or 4 sgle people.
$40 includ. utiis. To. 2-222s. RA.
FALLS CHURCH-2-rm. apt. Every.
PVT. ent. 3 biks. from Jefferson
Village shopping center. JE. 2-4309.
- Air conditioned q
bedrm. apt; beaut. decor. and furn.:
3 freplaces.. but every conv.; tile
bath. elec. kit. auto. washer and
dryer: refs. TIE. 6-6s39. g.
l442 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Lge. rm., kit. bath, lge. closet. Also
lge. nm. kit, semipvt. bath. Ia
.5O4 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-Mod-
ern. rms. kit. bath. porch. comp.
SILVER SPRING - Liv. rm.. bedrm-.
kit, din. alcove, bath: uttis. incl.S
S9S.50; no pets. cple. 10. 3-eSs0.
1889 3rd ST. N.E.-Duplex bldg: .
rms, kit, dinette and bath; rear
porch: partly furnished: 1880,
JOSEPH z. BRUNO. INC. e03 =
st. NV. ST. 3-332O. 81
CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

CoLORED-HOUSEKEEPING RMS
AdHi; couple, no children. Call Ii
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BUILDINGS

DO O1ADl1NOO
Razing veterans housing project in
bldgs., complete with baths, kitchen
and heating equipment, that can be
moved. To inspect buildings, call
for appt. ACE WRECKING CO.,
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G.H.W., assist with children; days;
live in or stay 2 nights; $50. JU.
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PHARMACISTS
MEN-WOMEN, 1928

Must be neat, ambitious, free to
travel eastern States: average earn
ings, S65 per week. See MR.. or
MRS. GIBSON. Monday or Tuesday,
1-6 pm, Cairo Hotel. No phone
calls. g.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
Magazine Spread
On Key West Has
Caused Interest

The photographs which George
Leavens took here last season for
assignment from the magazine
Family Circle. and which appear
ed in the December issue with a
long story, brought in over 500
letters of inquiry from people who
wrote the Chamber of Commerce
after reading the article.
A few of .he scenes were of the
usual tourist attractions but some
were of interiors Of homes, like
that of Mrs. E. L. Newton's al
40 Caroline Street and Of Key
West patios and gardens. One
showed the March of Dimes en-
tertainment at the Casa Marina
hotel in which Key West rumba
specialists danced. The aquarium,
turtle crawls and beach scenes
were also included in the famous
photographers itinerary. Leayens
also took series Of honky tonk
show pictures, but these did not
appear (sic senperl.
The Key West Flower Show
Continued On Page Three,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
Scores OF Key Westers Attend
Dedication OF Walker Field
KEY WEST BORN
/. MARINE WHO GAVE
HIS LIFE ON TWO
JIMA is HONORED

The U. S. Navy baseball field on
the Naval Station was formally
dedicated as Walker Stadium"
last night in impressive cere-
monies when scores Of Key West
ers turned out to honor the mem
DRY of a Key West Marine
Corps Sergeant who gave his life
for his country on Two Jima in
1916.
They heard Admiral Irving T.
Duke, Commanding Officer of the
Key West Naval Base say that he
was proud to be member of the
SEINE service as ga man whom all
of us should pattern our life Of
service after"
The parents of the Marine, Nor
ris Albert Walker, a member OF
the famed Fourth Marine Division,
were on hand for the dedication
last night. They are: Mrs. j. d.
Bearup, S22 Fleming Street, Key
West and Roy B. Walker of Home
stead.
Top Naval officials as well as
civic dignitaries attended the cere-
monies which were opened by the
playing of the National Anthem
by the Key West High School band
! They included: State Representa-.
tive Bernie C.. Papy. Mayor G. b.
Harvey, City Commissioners Delc
Cobo. Jack Delaney, John Car.
bonell and Louis M. j. Eisner;
City Manager Dave King and Mrs
Maude Watson. president of the
Key West Gold Star Mothers.
Chaplain Ray c. Tindall of the
Naval Station offered the inyoca
ton at the affair.
Sgt. Walker was MORALLY wound
ed on Feb. 18th, 1916 while part
cipating in the capture of the
japanese hastion of Two Jima af
ter having fought in the cam
paigns for the Marshall Islands
Saipan and Tinian. He was wound
ed in the Saipan engagement
Among his decorations we're ths
Purple Heart Medal. Presidents
Unit Citation with two stars, Amer
lean Theater Medal and the Asia
tic Pacific Medal with four stars
His final resting place is in tbs
Hawaiian Islands.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
Pope Plus Is Ill

VATICAN CITY u - Pope Plus
XII remained in bed today with
q mild attack Of influenza. and
attendants said he would be unable
to hold audiences today or tomor.
row.
His personal physician said,
The course Of ghe E'epe.s Illness
lis progressing naFm2lly. There Is
90 cause for eoneeFr.
TIE Ts.yeareaa Peasid was said
- have passed rsS&sal nsght. FEsS
temperature. which yesterday reese
10 about 100 degrees, Was loser hat
still slightly above normal
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
New Members
Are Welcomed
By Chamber

New members of the Chamber of
Commerce include the Key West
Kennel Club, Stock Island, the
Green Trellis Motel, 909 Elizabeth
Street, the Brodhead Motel Apart
ments at Ill Catherine Street, and
Mrs. Eileen Coughlin, 1921 Duval
Street.
At the board meeting held re-
Gently, the Chamber agreed to vel.
come group of flyers of private
planes who will come here in
April from North Carolina. The
committee headed by Victor Lang
and Neil Knowles have been given
500 for expenditures in welcoming
the group.
Another committee has been ap-
pointed to explore possibilities Of
welcoming the cast and company
Iof producers Of a movie which win
Tentatively be filmed here in March
The committee includes Glen
Price, Paul Sher and Judge Aquil.
inc Lopez, Jr.
Sher is also a member of a COM
mittee with Joe Pinder, S. F.
Whalton and Toby Bruce who will
discuss the feasibility of setting up
a new division of merchant mem.
bers of the Chamber who operate
credit businesses here. The COM
mittee viii consider a credit re.
porting service in connection with
the Chamber.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
JUNK YlRD nv HELL"
Day At Korean Front Gives Rugged Picture

the front where Is caliber pistols
make the Reds keep their heads
down.
Around ! bend In the shallow
trench from the main Allied line,
which Is 900 yards 10 TIE rear.
there is a place where = man can
stand erect.
Second 1t. Thomas Darnell. Co
VIVA, Calf. Is standing there Hls
automatic pistol keeps up sl0e
and steady bsrk Ferry yards away
little pnffs 0f dirt kick Up At the
top of q Communist trench.
We are 80 close that = rsfle
IS next 10 useless beFe." Darneli
explains.
This Is the only wag sc can
make them keep their beads down.
And they can't gnipe II rs 4 they
cant Get their heads ADORE the
trench.
Capt. BEN Price q Atlanta
cTawls around the bend Ia she
shaIlow trench. reaches tbs deep
sEet, taps the lieutenant oa TIE
shsssldsw
q iris : fvafe sha2s go rfits
asks OF san aaas ga ~ -
az
las hafk ei Fxse#s Esi sssss
thai az Egag
There 4 sas pep
Es Y aas 2Ha pgse@
Tse expsfa1es H ~ asta k9s ga
aASs Is xoEk ard Aaa3 lata gae
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
Counterfeit Bills
appearing In City

Jerry ]. Trevor, president of
the Florida National Bank,
warned Key Wesfers today to be
on fhe lookout fer counterfeit
$40 bills, several of which have
been passed in the city recently.
Trevor said that the bills are
counterfeit Federal Reserve
Notes drawn on the Federal Re-
serve Bank of Chicago, Serial
No. Gq7q5s598c, series Of l934c.
They bear the check letter IT.;
the face plate number is lOS and
the back plate number is $50, he
added.
The banking official said that
fhe serial number on. counterfeit
money does not change. He add
ed that the quality of fhe paper
on the bills in question is rather
inferior.
Anyone finding such money
should take il TO the bank or no.
tify the Federal Bureau of In
vestigafion. 1t is federal offense
to knowingly have counterfeit
money in ones possession.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
Fines And Stiff
Jail Sentence
Given By Caro-

Criminal Court Judge Thomas
Caro- handed out one stiff fine and
one six months sentence today in
the court session which was brief
and to the point.
Clifford Brooks Jackson drew the
six months sentence for a grand
larceny charge. He stole a car in
Tavernier several weeks ago. Fine
and court costs in lieu Of the jail
term, amounted to S676.1e.
Heavy fine Of $50 and costs was
meted out to John George BASTARD
on a count of reckless driving.
William Perricone got off lightly
on 4 less serious charge of reck-
less driving ad was fined $40.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23

trench. Fifteen yards farther down
the trench, Pfc. Ray Wise Of Evan
ston. III. roars his disapproval.
The mortar explonion has riddled
the boxes 81 ammunition for his
machine gun. He sits down and
nethodieally goes through the belt
Of ammunition. replacing the beat
Up and punetured rounds with new
cartridges.
Happens constantly" be com
plains. we gel in fresh supply
CT ammo ard 4 gets shot up By
the cocks before se get > chance
to use il On them.downl"
This explosion Is 10 yards far
ther to the len.
That one sol nut last ear 81
wafer. Yeiix Pfc. Lloyd A. Bridges
~ Waynegyifie. y. G.
The five gallon wafer can Ia his
hand Il Leaking from . dexen hoies.
He and Wise catch some Ia can.
teen caps
we dsn't gel sgppiied except
Al night. explains Darrell We
save A. mach o. re ear buf is
danced eEse0pra Nag He Saves
h4nsi 1t pe e. Naser esas.
II FAsasa Sae sagsg
There sKs sharp ssAsks o9eF.
had
& eames - sh8gs1 mas*
sFgs i9sNe Tea mNes HaEe
hssase 81 hnase . ~ eaa hsppea
: 70 maa ID fwe seeks Oh heFs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
RED OUTPUT Is Up

MOSCOW g1-The Soviet Union
announced today that It's 1854 In
dastrial production wa II per cent
higher than 1873 Nth increases
sa The oatpsas % m0Ss basic vital
materials and gods
At tie s4tae tlme. the real in.
gQEae oE wage su3 salary esrusgs
rose seven per cent and that u
peasants weas Wp e#ht ger cert,
according * sae &neaag Esagnggsss4i-
csc 81 1hg Soviet Gentrsi Statistical
AanalnaSs atsan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
Cornerstone For
Yacht Club Will
Be Laid Saturday


A brief but impressive ceremony
win take place tomorrow at 1880
p. m. when the cornerstone for the
Key West Yacht Club viii be laid
by Charles S. Taylor, commodore
Of the club.
All county, city and yachting Off
cials win attend. The ceremony
will be held at the extreme east
end Of Garrison Blight.
Edward Amber, building con-
tractor for the Yacht Club said
today that the structure would be
completed in approximately 80
days. The ground work has already
begun and the foundation VIII be
started at once, he said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
lIe " eIlt Hathaway
But The Marines
And Navy Got Him

No, the man wasn't skot, but
he didn't get away from the Navy
and the Marines, either.
Pupils at Truman School may
have thought they were getting
in on the end of cops and rob-
bers real life chase yesterday,
when Navy prisoner who was
attempting to escape was appre-
hended right in the school yard.
AT least one little boy has a
spent bullet to prove that some
thing went on, though.
What really happened was
this:
At about 1881 a. m. a truck
pulled up to the stop light at
Truman and White Streets. In the
truck was a military prisoner
who was being taken from the
Naval Hospital to the brig at the
Naval Station.
AS it happens so often in the
movies, the man was unable to
resist what looked like an OPP
portunity to escape. so he leaped
from the truck and ran toward
Truman School.
The Marine. being always pre-,
pared. jumped out after the
would-be escapee. and shouted
for him to halt, but of course,
prisoners seldom halt when
they're told to. So the Marine
fired a warning shot.
At that point the prisoner must
have harked back TO his childhood
days Of playing that when some
one said bang you we're sup.
/ posed to fall. and he fell. Mortified
on-lookers we're sure the man was
shot.
The Navy enlisted man who was
driving the truck, joined the chase
at that juncture. He and the Ma.
rine guard ran over to the pros.
trate prisoner. And what did the
rascal dos He GOT up ard took off
| again across the school yard.
II had to end sometime, and II
did. The posse caught up with
their man. 80, him back into the
truck and took off for the Naval
Station, where they got him safe.
ly stashed in the brig. u last.
/ Score. No one hurt. one prisoner
in The brig. one tired Marine ard
one tired Navy man
| The Navy did not identity TIE
jumpy prisoner. but they Gid say
that he is awaiting results Of 4
general court martial.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
SMALL CRAFT WARNING
UP THIS AFTERNOON

MIAMI K-Small craft warnings
were hoisted al noon today all
around the Florida Peninsula and
northward to Cape Hatteras, NC.
for 20 TO IS mile an hour winds.
The Weather Bureau predicted
fresh to strong 20 to IS mile an
hour southerly winds this afternoon
and tonight, shifting to westerly
Saturday.
The bureau said there was q
possibility Of rather strong thunder
squalls in the 81. Marks 10 Saraso-
Ia area when the wind shifts To-
might or Saturday.
Cooler weather was predicted for
tomorrow afternoon and Sunday as
a cold air mass moves in behind
a low conferred over Louisiana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23

am. today.
Conaty, who has been employed
as a bartender at the Mardi Gras
Club, is in the Monroe County Jail
for investigation.
Police were summoned to the
scene by Manuel Cuerto, 631 United
Street, a porter at the club. When
they arrived they found the ac-
cused held in check by William
Sawyer and Walter Groden, both
of 1874 Simonton Street.
Police said that Sawyer and Gro.
den who are employed in the build
ing occupied by the nightclub, were
attracted to the scene by ''ter-
rifle crash" They found Conaty
leaving at the foot of the stairs on
top of the cash register.
Their first thought, they said,
was that the man was carrying
the cash register from the build
ing for repairs and they tried 10
help him 10 his feet.
They added that Conaty then
pushed them aside and ran down
the street. They followed him and
chased him onto Simonton Street
where he scaled a fence at the
Strunk Lumber Yard where they
finally cornered him. conaty put up
a though battle" they said.
Police said that conaty had
broken the lock on the side door
of The establishment and then
forced open another door leading
into the bar.
A search of his pockets following
his arrest revealed that he had .
key labelled corner Of Greene
and Simonton Streets = upstairs
rear" in his possession.
Owner Whitney Papy OF the joe
key Club said that the man had
been drinking in the bar In the
Continued o. Page Threel
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
Bond Is Set AT
$4,000 For Man
On Rape Count
Williams Bound
Over To Criminal
Court Friday

+ James L. Williams, "a, 119 Duval
Street was bound over to Criminal
Court on an attempted rape charge
after he was given a preliminary
hearing before Peace Justice Ira
Albury yesterday afternoon
The 24-year old Philadelphia
short order cook was accused of
attacking a 19-year old Navy wife
as she watched the children of a
friend, Mrs. Catherine DRYER a
week a He Was captured a1ter.
a wild chase by pair of passers-
by.
Yesterdays hearing was a con-
tinuance of am earlier session after
County SolicitofA.Allen B. Cleare,
Jr., had asked for a postponement
so that the testimony of additional
witnesses could be obtained.
Yesterday, Police 1t. Joseph Ce-
rezo told of how the wife had hys-
terically pointed out Williams as
her attacker when he had taken
him to the Fleming Street apart
ment shortly after he was cap
tured.
The defendant appeared in court
yesterday wearing the same cloth
ing, a white T-shirt and blue jeans
that he wore on the night of the
attack. Clean shaven he stolidly
denied his guilt before the court.
He is accused of gaining entrance
to the apartment on a ruse and then
beating the woman and attempting
to criminally attack her.
He viii be given a jury trial at
the next term of Criminal Court.
Justice Albury set bond at $4,000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
Junk YARD IN HELL"
Ey FORREST EDWARDS

WESTERN FRONT. Korea GP-
This place is junk yard in hell.
Nothing on this outpost, only 80
yards from the Chinese Reds. is
whole-except the men. By dawn
some OF them may not be. Seven
were hit here last night
Only the lottery Of war has pre-
vented Allied casualties today. The
commies have spared no amma.
milton.
The Reds shell this 50 square
yards Of blasted bare land with
40 intensity unknown anywhere
else on The western from.
4 handful OF American soldiers
are trying to build fortress cut
post under this almost constant
fire Shells rip the trenches ard
buukers apart as fast as they are
finished.
The Chinese Reds are 50 close
you often hear the soft plop os
their mortar shells IS they drop
into the firing tubes II s0sFds
Ike . hatcher stappnR piece
~ steak CO . etopyasg baees
SeeusaIS sAser an txs.s sgsa shat.
tera tie AssAs kzsas Rsa aea
aralaaF sE4 gHases& "a laaaea steel
II sae Hael beard thai asss p3og
Fhev are truehaR in theit gfens j,
~ ard bakeFN
81 esese are sse ghsne siast
tbs ID prussbsg the nasx glaEe 90
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
Woman Is Struck
By Car Thursday

Melinda Harrington. 314 Olivia
Street, was only slightly injured
when she was struck by an auto
mobile yesterday at Windsor Lane
and Olivia Street.
John Gelabert, 706 Elizabeth
Street, the driver Of the car, took
the woman to the Monroe General
Hospital where her injuries were
diagnosed as nothing worse than
bruises.
The parties involved agreed 10
settle the matter among them
selves.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
Prowler Is jailed
Here On Thursday

Leslie Cooke. Is, Fort Lauder
dale was jailed last night on
charges OF treSpassing on private
property when he allegedly tried
10 break down the door To an
apartment at si2 South Street.
Mrs. Dorothy Kingstead Of that
address notified police and 1t
Gene Hernandez made the arrest.
Cooke is being held in the city
jail. He win be arraigned In NUM-.
cipal Court today.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
Old Calendar Is
Now Up To Date

BUFFALO, N. Y. gR ~ Edward
Jerzewski, chairman Of the Board
of Assessors Of suburban Cheek
towaga, is a man who likes TO save
time.
Eleven years aga. someone gave
him a calendar. But he never got
around to using Il.
The calendar is pcrehed on his
desk now perfectly disable.
Jerzcwski gieefuliy points out
that the dates this year are the
same as la 1882.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-01-23
Husband Didn't
Seem Talkative

DETROIT IN - Mrs. Carolina
Nemith obtained divorce today
from her husband charging that
he hadn't spoken to her in the
last three years.
Mrs. Nemith said her husband.
Louis, occasionally wrote her a
note during the silence period.
Nemith did not comment on the
divorce proceedings.