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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-13

We Can't Sunday thought were playing he sooo
husband prepared q breakfast for the Little woman &C
home cleaned up the basement O
ed the sorting and counting e fanny
laundry after which the TV presentation OF
Omnibus Frankly thought had shown surprising amount
domestic industry evening discovered we had
In the course which one Of US would
dinner guests home the niue
helpmae said I'm tired you doing all day sitting
down because Sunday was one
thought rated "a for effort and here
was the Woman announcing that
spent nodnate amount Of time in sitting position You
can't boys, you can't win!
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-13
sUBscmBER cAus pApER "woNpERSUI"

Edtsr ID with that renewing subscription
for We forget the
niversary which you published your wonderful paper
II keeps all
the paper promptly
Mrs j. Pierre Barqustte, Benton Harbor. Michigan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-13

Cod works mystsOs His perform
win take baleaded guided by his Judgement who
sheep from the Republican party
reaction the party
Eisenhower win similarly IN party
~ B~sk COkAAASmA uV. o&hNl D~V~asA
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-13

senator Humphreys
mee Of the United States Senate
the Minnesota daily pleasing
constituents For Il proof standing
among his colleagues Of his stature
The Foreign Relations Committee prize
mee Of all those both is commit
tee to which all Senators both brings prestige
with capital p. Membership
an advisor Of the President foreign policy
In time like this especially this might say
cockpit OF the great ship Of state.
Senator Humphrey asked 10
Lyndon johnson Texas
another noted student Of
leadership recognized that President like
Humphrey Manifold the guide
program through Foreign
Relations Committee sympathy Certain
Republican Senators who places the committee
Of their seniority known OF their solAion
solatonist the Senate Herr dangerous
affairs which could seriously obsuct
COMMITTEES members sympathy
Presidents the international program
blocked leadership European
matter
the committee both known for no, only their bnance
and their effectiveness
Insurance that he win need and doubt appreciate
In taking the this
Senator Humphrey
Agriculture the Labor
effectively years unfortunate price
Tor gong the ladder -trRsepln County
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-30
Woman Injured
In Auto Mislap

An SO.year old woman was In
'jnred painfully but not seriously
yesterday ID an automobile acct
dent at Truman Avenue and North
Beach Road, Police reported 10.
day.
The woman, Mrs. Rosa Van
Grieken. was riding in . car driven
BY her son-in-law. Alexander No.
reno. 100 GrinnelI Street when ii
Icollided with i U. S. Navy pickup
truck driven hy Joseph Dowling 81
the Boca chica Naval Air Station.
Downing was making LEFT turn,
when the two vehicles e0llided.
Mrs. Van Grieken was taken to
Monroe General Hospital where her
injuries we're diagnosed as q frac-
tured rib. She was later taken 10
her home.
Police officer h. !. James eharg-
ed Dowling with reckless driving
and causing an accident and More.
no with reckless driving and hav.
ing IN accident.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-30
Hot BattleO
Violation
Is Predicted

A hot battle is shaping up be.
twesn the city and HE Wayne Cor,
poration, operators Of 4 fishing
tackle and sporting goods shop on
Roosevelt Boulevard, near Palm
Avenue, II was revealed today by
Bernard Frank, Chairman Of the
City Planning Commission. who
said that his board has asked that
the city take action against the
corporation because Of an alleged
violation of the city building code
there.
The violation repeatedly stems
from the fact that the owners Of
the newly constructed building
shers hsve aIleSedIy constructed
en- addition on fhsir building
In the form Of . shed on The
rear. without obtsinins . per-
mil from The city.
Further, II has been reported
that the owners Of the corporation.
Frank Wayne and Abraham Miller
have disregarded q notice by the
City Building Inspector to cease
work on the construction Of the
Continued on Page Six)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-30
RobertsReplies
To Statement
By Delaney
Former Finance
Head Points Out
City's Financial
Growth In Letter

Former City Finance Director
Glib Roberts. who win be j
candidate for Mayor ID the Novem.
Der General Elections. today issued
d statement in answer to one made
Monday night by City Commission
Ter Jack Delaney in which Delaney
said the the city had received an
application for the position Of fl
nance director from d local man
who has better qualifications than
Charles Roberts when he took the
position. /"
Roberts took exception 10 Delan-
ey's remark and pointad up the re-
cord of his is years ser Ice.
Complete text Of the statement
follows:
After reading an article appear
ing in the Citizen on Tut sday eve.
ming / discovered that oae Of my
apparently vacillating friends (?l,
City Commissioner Jack C. Delan-
ey, could not resist the urge to
make an irrelevant and certainly
unnecessary reference to me while
discussing the appointment Of q Fl
Continued on Page Sixl
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Former Key Wester Tells OF
His Experience In Germany
Man Reyisiis City
After Service With
Voice OF America
BY DOROTHY RAYMER

First-hand news Of Ger
many was relayed yesterday
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller
who have just returned from
Munich where Miller is sta
+ ione d as CONSTITUTIONAL
radio engineer with the IA
nous Voice of America. !"
Miller was the man Who
guided the set-up for Key
Vests radio station WKWF.
In the summer of 1851, the
Millers went overseas. In
June of this year, they re-
turned for a vacation. On
August 81. they sail again
for Munich, in Bavaria, Ger
many.
It was something like old home
week at the house at 418 United
Street, where the Millers arr stay
ing until August is. With them ~
their two children. Johnna, who d
nine years old and John who win
soon be three. A handsome blond
child. be was only two months old
when he flew with his parents and
sister To live abroad. Also on deck
were Mrs. w. g. Curry, Mrs. Mill
er's mother and Mrs. II. J. Miller
of Nohleb0ro. Me-, John seniors
mother. The only reason her hus-
band wasn't 1t The happy reunion
Is because he Is d skipper in the
merchant marine and Is at present
Ut sea en- route TO San Francisco.
Miller said he could not talk
about the work Of the ''Voice Of
America" as that Is part Of the
State Departments job. However,
both he and his pretty Key West
wife gave q detailed picture Of
Munich and the German people.
Munich is famous for its lager
beer breweries and beer brewing
is the biggest industry. In the fall,
the whole community celebrates
the harvest season in Bavaria by
setting up 4 huge tent and having
d fete called the October Fest.
Miller said. 1.-THE tent is bigger
than any circus tent you ever sawi
Continued On Page Six)
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Taffs Condition
Called Unchanged

NEW YORK. il The condition
nt Sen. Robert 4. TAN was re.
ported relatively unchanged to-
day.
He had taken i turn for the
worse Tuesday, but was described
ss resting comfortably yesterday
A bulletin today frum New York
Hospital. where BE recently under
went an exploratory operation in
connection with ! hip aIlment. said
Ser. Tafl's coalition remains
relatively unchanged. He IS resting
comfortably and continues to have
na pain.
A hospital official said Taft
hreakfassed this morning and then
al 10 ii bed all dangied his
Iegs over the side.
The senator vas described as
aslert and very laxative =
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New Naval Base Commander To
Arrive In City This Afternoon
Rear Admiral
Towner Slated
To Relieve
Duke Here Soon

Rear Admiral George e. Towner,
USN who viii relieve Admiral Irv-
ing I. Duke as Commanding Offic.
er of the Key West Naval Base. is
expected to arrive in Key Wesi
late this afternoon by automobile.
Admiral Duke Is Icing transfer
red TO the Pacific area to take COM
mand of q cruiser division. The Of
fetal change of command Is npa
expected 70 take place until hekl
week haWeyer.
Admiral and Mrs. Townsg
viii live In Quarters = Ma
val Base. for the time being.
Quag1srs N" is one unit ot The
Little White House. which has
beon reesntlY reaovatad TO
form two sets of quaTi The
Townars win be in Ke West
for . last Fevnd 81 farswela parf.
les % Be rendered Admiral and
Mrs. Duke who are roundins cut
. year OF service here.
Rear Admiral ToWner has been
serving as Commander of the
Nays Middle East Forces with
the Persian Gulf-Red Sea area as
his base of operations.
X
During his tour Of duty in the
middle east. he has visited and
has been presented to Rulers and
high government officials Of eight
countries there. During a visit to
Ethiopia in February, 1853, Towner
was awarded the Grand Gordon oil
the Order of Meneiik by his I'M
|pcrial Majesty, Halle Selassie, and
lin addition was presented with a
replica Of the personal nag of the
Emperor.
The Admiral has had long and
distinguished Naval career which
started with his graduation from
the Naval Academy in 1924. He j
Ealso q graduate Of the Naval Post
i graduate School, and instruction ii
mechanical and metallurgical en-
Igineering at the Carnegie institute
Iof Technology.
| During World War II, Rear Ad
Imirai Towner served in the Pacifi.
ltheater Of operations aboard tn.
heavy cruiser Louisville, and q.
commanding officer of the US
Yosemite.
After q three year stint as pro
fessor Of Naval Sclence at the Uni
versity Of Rochester. Rear Admir-
ial Towner took command OF the
IUSS Helena. Then followed a toul
jof duty as Director of Training ant
Director Of Personnel 1T the Bureau
Naval Operations il Washington,
I'D. c.
Rear Admiral Towner's wife Il
the former Elizabeth Nj. Engesser
.Of Larchmont, N. II. They have two
children. Ii. George c. Towner
United States Army and Patricia
Ann Towner,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-30
Prize Offered
In Boulevard
Sat.
Chamber Announces
Last. Minute Plans
For Facet fling

To stimulate interest Ia the
Boulevard Clean. Up, scheduled for
next Saturday, the Chamber Of
Commerce announced today that i
prize contest would be conducted
among Boy Scout troops engaged
% the eflpEt
Tie Bgldle PATH, along South
Roosevelt Boulevard. the strip that
Is to receive the face lifting, win
be divided OF into sections ap-
proximately z blocks ID Length.
Each Scout troop participating
win be assigned one Of ne Gee.
tons % clean. Judges win inspect
the boys work and the troop thai
does the best Job Ia It's section viii
receive an award. Floyd WhaIton,
Western Auto Store here has
agreed TO make the prize available.
The winning troops ScOutmaster
win make the gift selection.
An added impetus was given %
the Cleanup movement today
when Bin Gale, local manager Of
Southern Bell Telephone b Tele-
graph Company announced that his
firm would make two pickup
trucks and drivers available next
Saturday. to aid in the effort.
Winston Carlton, Of tie Slate
Road Department Division office
la nj. Lauderdale, IN 1 telephone
conversation today said that SRD
crews would eject the cleanup d
the road itself. up to the curbing,
sometime next week. This viii puI
THE finishing touches to the Job
THE State Road Department i
doing this work at the request q
THE Monroe County Commission.
The Chambers Cleanup Com
mittee, under the chairmanship al
Continued on Page Sikh
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-30
City Building
Inspector Lauded

City Building inspector Ray
knopp was siven . vote o.
thanks by the City Planning
Commission a their lass Fssu.
lar meeting for The efficient
manner In which he has been
conducting his office" u has
been announced.
The commission said ihss he
has bssn complying closely with
the city xenins laws and that
they consider him The best
building inspector ths CITY has
ever had.
The resolution was adopted
end passed unanimously by The
group.
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Couple Bound
OUer o.. $1,000
Bond Following
Hearing Wed.

Mrs. Gloria Papy. "a, and
James Bethel were bound
over to tomorrow's jury trial
1t Criminal Court on 81. 900
bond each, on charges Of
assault and larceny.
Peace Justice Roy Hamlin
gave his judgment on the
charges brought By Miss
Dorothy Joyce, visitor At It's
Seminole Street, following =
continued preliminary hear
ing late yesterday.
Mrs. papy changed her not gull
81 plea al the assault charge 70
one ol guilty
Rudolf Wyik, owner of Wylk's
restaurant "a Stock Island, where
the second alleged assault on Miss
Joyce took place, testified. IS did
! young waitress from the place.
MiyIk said shst No saw oh the
prinelpaln a NJ bar en- No morn
lne e. LILY a. Ne said he did
nsa SO eellAel Ne lAiss 1eyes;
enly Mrs. pspy wes lneoIved h
the krsel ~ saM. Nylk said Ne
hessd Belsoi eaY. heNevsFs:
~ sIsa miss Jeyeel hits me
again, IN hlt her. !.
Ii N'as only under questioning
that NyIk admitted Miss Joyce
told him that her purse was gone
simultaneously with the sudden dis.
appearance d Bethel and Hrs. Pa.
py.
she says she later found the
purse n lhe home q Mrs Papy,
where Bethel alIegedly beat er.
TIE Hfta contained ssi. and pa.
peFt pen and registration card
wefe found O. The floof Of Mrs.
Fapy's car
syIk said Re didn't see who
struck TIE first blow il The battle
elween ne comegy brunette from
California, and the blonde 1Irs. Pa.
py.
They were assaulting each
other Wylk said.
4 yeunu waitress Mrs. icy
Reeves. cessl Isle Tssller Park.
testified lhai she IVES tending u.
hlas Wissn ire fiahf started.
They Wese tUssllns. she said.
- stappsd n - NY - bFssk
4 - ard set BIZ aeress ths
face
After The hearing Mrs. Reeves
said il was Bethel who hit her
while she was trying 10 intereede,
The principals I'll appeared Ii
Hamlln's UP court. SCI Whitehead
Street yesterday. Constable Smo-
key Joe EspinOsa had suhpoenaed
sia two witnesses Wyik. and Mrs.
Reeves. following order Of County
S0llcianr Allan B. Cleare, Jr.
Mrs. Papy and Bethel who have
been ID Monroe County jail since
their arrest last Thursday continn.
ca to state that they win not see
Continued on Page SKI
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Vessels Are
SeizedByCuba
COasllinle Closely
Watched I'm Fear
OF Prio Threat

HAVANA, CuDa tR-TwO U.s.
operated banana boats and two
Honduran motorsnips were seized
of the north coast Of Cuba yes
terday By nervous air and sea pa
trolls. The government said ii was
watching the coastline closely be-
cause Of foreign press" reports
that ex-president Carlos PRO So
carras, unseated By Batista in
March 1852, was gathering large
amounts ol arms 70 send 70 anti
Batista rebels.
PRO, a. exile III lfiaIAi -
MED all such charges n the past.
He disclaimed responsibility for
he revolt last weekend.
The banana boats seized were
The Bahe. operated by Hamilton
Bros. AZ Tampa, and the Benson,
81 the Dow-Jenkins Ship
piaa Cd. Of Jacksonville.
AID four craft were fired on by
ne Cuban patrols while cruising
OF the coast. The Babe reported
BY radio to Tampa that three Of
its crew were injured, but there
was no information on this here.
All four boats repeatedly were
taken to La Fe, . small north
coast port.
The Cuban government claimed
the ships failed TO heed patrol or
ders.
JACKSONVILLE H. The Flor.
ida operators Of two banana boats
fired On By Cuban warplanes and
seized yesterday said they as
sumed the Cubans thought the yes.
sels might be carrying weapons
for use In q revolt there.
But, said Laurence Dow. presi.
dent Of The jenkins Shipping
Co. here, his chartered ship ths
NV Benson was without cargo 81
far as he knew.
And c. =. Hamilton, secretary
treasurer Of Hamilton Bros. o
| Tampa, operator cf the other boat
the NV Babe. said one Of theil
vessels was stopped In the same
area several days ago but alloweC
to proceed after q search.
The Benson il Of Liherian regis
try and the Babe flys the Hon
Iduras flag.
Hamilton reported three Babe
crewmen were wounded, one seri.
cusly, by the machine gun fire.
Rocco Kohn, Yugoslav master 81
the Benson, reported to Dow -Jen,
kins sir planes fired at the vessels
every time . crewman stepped On
deck and that several bullet holes
were torn in his ship.
The Cuban government said las,
night lis planes fired into the
sea" near the ships when they
took evasive action Ii Cuban wa.
tiers. The ships were navigating
without flags" II miles off the
coast the Cuban statement said,
and attempted to escape when
asked to show their identification.
The Cuban statement did not men.
ton any crew members wounded
but said the ships were tOwed "a
the port Of La Re '.for inspection. .
Hamilton said . radio repor.
from the Don Emilio, another 81
his boats. said the ships were
seized when they went close b
Continued On Page Six)
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Communist WarpIanes Fly
To Base N North Korea
After Cease-Fire Limit
Radar Picks Up
Large Number
OF Planes From
MaIlchurin area
BY SAM sUMMERLiN

MQ1N1f41s NH A4AkCu kaUaI
tracked large numbers of Commu.
mist warplanes southwark from
Manchuria TO North Korean bases
after the cease-fire deadline Mon.
day night, 1t was reported today
as the Reds complained or two
more minor U. N. truce violations.
u. S. Air Force officers said the
Red planes presumably MIG jets
were spotted by big Allied ra-
dar station on Che Island. deep be-
hind Communist Lines off North Ko-
rea. The story was delayed for u
hours by eensors.
An officer said the Communist
planes began taking off at dark,
apparently from Manchurian bases
safe from Allied attack, and were
still landing at North Korean fields
after the 10 p. IA. deadline when
all arms and ornaments shipments
into Korea were TO nave stopped.
{ Allied planes have bombed North
Korean air bases continually. but
an Air Force officer said "appar.
emily We didn't leave the fields
|nonoperati0nal.
Meanwhile, the joint Military Ar.
mistice Commission picked Satur-
day as the tentative date for the
first face-to-face meeting of Swei-
|ish, Swiss. Polish and Czech Off
Gers who win police the flow Of
men and arms into and out 81 10
res
Red Cross workers srom six IA.
tions convened at panrnunjom 10
chart the role they win play In
helping repatriate nearly 80 900
prisoners Of war starting Wednes-
day.
Staff officers handling the pris-
oner exchange met in panmunjom
to put finishing touches on plans
for the huge operation as the first
group of Communist prisoners land
ed at Inchon en- route TO camps
where they win await exchange.
Mai. Gen. Blackshear M. Bryan,
head Of the five.man U. N. team
on the joint Military Armistice
Commission, said Thursdays meet.
ing went very well-quite smooth
""
But the Reds accused the allies
of two more truce violations, Both
involved U. N. aircraft which al
legedly circled over the demilitar-
lied zone.
Al U. N. spokesman said Bryan
noted the allegations and win deal
with them the same way as he
did the allegations made yesterday.
We win announce the results Of
our investigations later.
Wednesday the Reds accused the
u. N. Of eight minor violations Of
the three-day-old armistice. Bryan
called the Communist charges UNI
substantiated and asked for fur.
Their information.
The u. N. made no formal COM
plant of Communist truce viola.
lions. But Air Force officers said
the big American radar station On
cho Island off North Korea tracked
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-30
Gloria Papy Bethel IoBe
Tried In Criminal Court
BULLETIN
Tension IN Csibu
Terrific" Al Present

Jerry hailIien, EdisoE u Flsr.
lda oUsdeers, snd mate hAsFrIs
sharp lsff havana. cvbs in .
rs feet eUtheaFd This nernins
81 Lac vn4er mo searching
spsslishss 81 ihs Cuban Govern
Hasnf which Showed . decided
interest In their every Move
iElI tieY len me hsghor.
The tMs men arrived n Key
Nfesf 81 u meoa. ThoY said
''Tensisn In cvba is terrific. =
AAillion's trip was rough. He
pFeved 10 himself hat erUisins
10 cvha n On eUtbeaFd Il net
advtsahla.
Evening star., 1953-11-15
3 q

ENROM nightmare, Seagrave woke into night
IL mare. For Seagrave a nightmare could
have only one theme. In all the world only
one fear had such power to haunt him. Only
Lang, and what Lang could do to him.
In his nightmare Lang had found him,
found him and forced from him the secret he
guarded so desperately and afterwards seized
him by the throat and started in to throttle
him. Then he had wakened and found that
the suffocation. at least, was real.
1t was the fever The fever was at its height
now. burning and shaking him mercilessly,
and in his delirious tossings he had torn down
the mosquito net, which had got wound round
his body and face until he was trussed and
half-sti1ed.
Struggling free from the sweat-drenched
folds and the choking mists of nightmare, he
was conscious of no real relief Uneasiness
persisted as he blinked out at the gigantic
shadows of the starlit jungle and heard the
roar of the rapids hundred feet below him.
"Nyuak!" he called
But his boys watch fire had sunk to mere
glow and there was no answer to his CALL And
that was odd. Because surely in all Borneo
there was no more faithful boy than Nyuak.
Two days back, just as the fever had
mounted to its first crisis and he'd decided he
couldn't endure the friendly uproar of the
Dyak longhouse any longer, Nyuak had or
dered men to carry him down to the boat
They had come up the rapids to this cliff top,
where the palm-leaf shelter was waiting, with
the safari bed already set up and the mosquito
net hung above it. Too much noise in Dyak
house" the boy had said graveIy. Fifty
children and hundred fighting cocks and
hunting dogs and gongs and drums. Better
here"
And from that moment the good lad had
never been out of calling distance for a second
His sleep was as light as any jungle beasts.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

TW-I1-15-53
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Alcoholism Cure
Asked For Actress

los ANEK rs q Dorothy CO.
nrOre. forxnar movie actress u
d Ae psyeh0paslie ward e Eoanly
General Hospital awaikinE ! hear.
In tomorrow a ihe request & heK
follier husbana tllat he - con-.
illltad d i stala hn1sa Or iresas
raenE 81 chrome alcohnlsF
Theodore Slranss i writer ard
divorced k0a hushand II lha
aesress. slKnea Inc peiilion tor ~
eunnllnanl. Sc lnal custody ~
her lwu rhIlaFan ~ heF ilkss has-
han sereen writer Richard i.
Collins q lAe REeand 80 ms q
aleohelic
She was sehdniea 8 nppenr Gsr
trial d Beverly HElis lniay q 4
psostiluann ehRF9e.
Mis- roE rs ARRESTED
AEareA q ~ seEiil aaruiisa MIe
sid tkey wena Win her fF0nm i
ar q i parked anAn0hiie ailsR
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Senate Group Is
Assigned To
Election Probe

ALBUQUERQUE. n. N me
chairman If the senate elections
subcommistee eoatends lie sroup
doesn't want q interfere Win New
Mexico elections. but aws'rs eOing
70 do the JOB we've been given.
The subcommittee, made up II
Sen. Barrett tn.wyo). chairman:
Sen. Hennings lD-sfoJ and Potter
tR-Mich1 arrived BY plane from
Washington late yesterday 60 look
into ne dispute ever one 81 New
Mexico's Senate seats.
Republican Patrick Hurley 4
cOntesting the election 81 IFS orpo.
nent, Sen. Dennis Chavez lD-NIF1.
The Senate decided upon 4 recount.
but District Judge Il T. Deacon
Arledge. Democrat, told clerks 81
Bernalillo. SandOvaI and Valencia
Counties. al ID His district. not q
release ballot boxes and election
records except by his order.
The next step was the suhcom.
mittee's orders % Ariedge and the
county clerk Of BernaIiII0 County
TO deliver ballots, ballot boxes.
ballot box keys and voting records
when the formal subcommittee
session opened today
Il they didn't, : possible con-