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The Nome nugget., 1953-10-23

PROPOSED STATE Judicial Division Area in Sq Mi. Population First 34,391 Third 142,031 59,518 Fourth (one-third) 825O3 dwo-thirds) 19,O84 258,925 1O6,8O5
 PROPOSED DISTRICT 147,135 12,272 Fourth
 Totals 312,140 21814 fTexas has 265,876 square
 DENSITY OF POPULATION
 District 143 Square miles State 24 Square miles per person RACIAL COMPOSITION OF ALASKA POPULATION. 1850 Estimates information Alaska
 
 
 Others 1000
 129OO0 analysis of the the figures available estimates Census purposes this discussion reasonably
 Eskimo 156OO
 
 
 3250O Under foregoing plans Eskimo population small portion Indians the majority of Indians the States "A" Aleus reside along | small portion Of the twelve largest center of population; having total 96033 Nome credited with 5592 and the Flve)
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-23

"A. That portion l53rd Meridian of the Yukon Porcupine Rivers including Kodiak Island 10 constitute First and Third Judicial Divisions all he Division and of he l53rd Meridian. Yukon River and Porcupine River 10 constitute future
 excepting Aleutan Islands the islands of Boring Sea o constitute the future state All the Territory embraced by the State shall become District Limited Territory.
 See map showing the three above boundaries
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
FnePreyentior
Stressed By Key
West Fire Dept.

A program Of education conduct
cd by the Key West Fire Depart
ment has highlishted Fire Proven
ton Week here.
Fire Chief Charles Cremata said
that bis department has instructed
pupils at all public schools and
other groups including Boy Scout
units In fire fighting and preven-
don techniques.
For example, on Tuesday even.
ing, Scouts from Troop 81 were
guests at the Main Fire Station
where they inspected the city's fire
fighting equipment and heard Gre.
mata outline the principles Of Tire
prevention.
Wednesday morning, the Key
West Fire Department joined Ma
val Station fire fighting units In
touring the city's schools to give
school children q look at their
equipment. Chief Harry M. Baker
was In charge Of the Naval Station
anits.
Cremata said that the program
YIN continue through the end Of
the week. All Schools viii be visit.
cd.
Fire Prevention Week. an annual
affair, takes place October 40.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
'Armistice Day
Plans Announced
By Legion Post

Contrary to their previous an.
|rouncement, Arthur Sawyer Post
%. American Legion, will hold the
celebration of Armistice Day on
Wednesday. November II. Post
Commander Bethel p. johnson
stated today.
Commander johnson indicated
that the parade, which viii be
held at 1880 pm. on Armistice
Day, is one Of the many events
that are being planned for OBJ
|servance Of 1858 Armistice. The
celebration gets underway on Mon
day, November 9th with an ARMS.
tice radio address. Dances. fire.
works display, and the annual
Memorial Services are being sche-
duled.
Local organizations and firms
are urged to participate In the Par.
ade with either q float, decorated
car. marching unit. etc.
The theme for this Parade is
Defenders Of Peace" Three beau
tiful trophies win be presented at
the Armistice Day Dance which
win follow the conclusion of the
Parade. The Dance Is scheduled
for 10 p. m. at the Legion Home
ION Stock Island. Trophies are be-
ing offered for the best band best
marching unit and best float, de.
|picting theme of the parade.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Scholarships
.WinHonor
Eisenhower
Fund Is Set Up
For World Wide
Training OF
Young Leaders

PHILADELPHIA M-The Eisen.
hover Exchange Fellowships-a
scholarship foundation named in
his honor-will be presented tc
President Eisenhower at his 63rd
birthday party next week.
Purpose of the unique fund !:
the practical training of youthful
leaders the world over in those
problems which beset their indi
vidual countries.
Thomas B. McCabe, president
Iof Scott Paper Co., said today the
fellowship was the work of spe
cial committee who wished to hon
or the President with an appro'
pirate gift at a huge birthday
party planned for him at Hershey
Pa, next Tuesday.
Mrs. Eisenhower had requested
that the President not be given
anything of personal value at the
affair, sponsored by the Pennsyl'
vania State Republican Commit.
tee.
The fund committee, which is
private and of a nonpolitical ma.
ture, has set up a nonprofit cor.
poration administered by board
of IS trustees. Initial outlay is
estimated at sl75.0oe for 30 one.
year fellowships beginning in Sep.
TENDER 1854.
McCabe, former chairman of the
board of the Federal Reserve Sys.
tenn, said the temporary commit.
tee, which he heads, is composed
mostly of Pennsylvania industrial.
lists. Future plans. he said, call for
nationwide subscriptions and ar
eventual aim of 100 Eisenhower
scholarships q year at an annual
cost of $770, 900.
Candidates win range in age
from Is to 40: citizens of all free
nations including the United States
are eligible and win be chosen on
the basis Of proven ability in a
given field.
The year of work wiz be "cus.
tom planned'' for the individual.
fContinued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Sl77> 900 Contract Is Awarded For
Widening Of Stock Island Bridge
Papy Announces Action Today
By State Road Department

State Representative Bernie C. Papy announced to-
day the awarding of $4,000 contract for the WIDEN
ing of Stock Island Bridge to four lanes and the extern
sion of the four lanes for two miles along Highway
Boca Chica Bridge
Powell Brothers Construction Comany of Fl. Lauder
dale were the successful bidders the project accord
ing to Rep Papy who advised by the State Road De-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Guilty Pleas Are
Entered Before
Criminal Court

Nine persons today entered gun.
ty pleas before Criminal Couri
Judge Thomas 5. Caro-. They were:
Basil Tynes. reckless driving. fin.
cd 50. Louis Ferris, drunken driv.
ing. fined $50. Joseph Fallon. grand
laresay sentsneed 70 slx months,
Joseph n Gooi6 pstit lsr4 ~ ssa'
fenced 70 SIX months, Charles
Clark, reckless driving, fined s..
Robert M. Crane, drunken driving,
fined 500. Harry Roberts. leaving
the scene Of an accident. sentenced
to Is days. The court recommend.
ed that his license be revoked FOR
four year. Roberts also pleaded
guilty TO drunken driving and hav.
Ing no drivers license, for which
he was sentenced to Is days.
Falco Milton, no drivers license,
fined SO. Henry 5. Roeowski,
reckless driving, fined $25. Leon.
ard C. Russell, no drivers license,
fined IS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08

|partment Of the decision.
Powell Brothers also hold one
hak Of the contract to rebuild and
expand the Key West sanitary
sewer system.
The sxpansisn u y. 9. Z Iced.
Inc In end cut 81 Key West 10
locked On as Q been 20 regular
travellers slsns Mat stretch q
reed % well % 10 the shrones Of
Tourists wire will seen DO maklns
shslr way sIens The Oversees
Highway 10 Key West.
Police Lieutenant Jimmy James
today said that the road and
bridge widening win be q big step
forward In the prevention Of acct
dents In this area. He pointed out
that during the winter season last
year, there were two deaths as a
result Of autos striking the abut-
ment Of Stock Island bridge.
The announcement that the work
viii soon get under way is the
result Of long months of effort on
the part Of Representative Papy.
He made five trips to the State
Capital to put the deal through.
"l'll continue 10 fight for more
bridges and reads fer Menros
cevnsy." Rep. Pspy ives qvsisd
90 ssyins.
The Navy has put their stamp of
approval on the plans for the road
construction since their personnel
at Boca Chica makes heavy use of
the thoroughfare.
The rssd b psrsievIarly hsav.
lily travelled due 10 she fact That
she islander Dslvs.in Theatre,
and Key West Kennel Club have
recently been eenssruefsd there.
D. The bridge II being widened out
cf primary system funds. Rep.
Fspy said when thA project was
flrst' planned. It win not cost Mon
roe County . cent. The legislature
obtained approval for the bridge
and the two mile strip In the
budget Of the State Road Depart
Ement.
At the time the bids On the pro-
ject were called for, Rep. Papy
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Polio Expert Gets
.Scatlling Answer

Duon H. Miller, Coral Gables,
self-styied polio expert who fought
q losing battle against Gamma
Globulin NEGOTIATIONS here last
week got his come uppance today
from City Manager Victor Lang.
Miller, who wrote q scathins,
name-calling letter to the City Man.
ager received an answer express
sing disappointment that local poll
Ice had not been able 10 find him
and put him In the city Jail. Lang
had ordered his arrest for viola
ton Of . city Law In distributing
hsndbills.
The Coral Gables man, IN his
letter. said that chad known you
had issued orders for our arrest
would have come right up to your
office because we would have loved
that move" He went on TO ask hiatt
Lang arrange q public debate here
20 that he could defend his theor.
les. The followed . long personal
diatribe against Lang which the
city manager ignored.
But In his reply, he did say: s'T
have read your letter with interest
and we agree on at least two
points. I am perhaps sorries
than you that you were not or.
rested"
Lang indicated that he would not
answer any further letters from
Miller "since he Is apparently ~.
ing TO stir something up"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Navy Employee
Seeks CityPost

Jehn a. Anei. COS Truman
Avenue, sedsy became shs lIsh
candidate fer . seat On shs City
Commission.
Anti qualified In crsvp Fevr
sppesins lnevmbsns lsuis "A.
j. Eisnsr. charies PARA. Paul
r. RehsEss and Nell savn.
dsrs.
A native 81 Piymsuih, Macs.
Anti hes been Q Key West sssl.
dsns Ter 10 years. No ls EN-
pleysd % shs Nsvsi Stesisn.
Ne has never before ssvshs
Political esfiee.
Anti ssid shat he ID "ansi-
anything MAT b snsi-Amsri-
ean."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Trieste To Italy

LONDON, B-The United states
and Britain have decided to turn
the city and port of Trieste ovel
&c italian administration.
This was reported here today by
diplomatic officials. and confirmed
In an announcement by the French
Foreign Ministry. The French said
the step was taken after consulta.
tons with them. London sources
said U. S. and British occupation
troops win be withdrawn.
The United States and Britain
have occupied Zone A Of the
Trieste free territory, including the
city and port, since World War II,
YugoslAvia occupies the remain
der of the area, known as zene B,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Prosecution OF
Wallpapers Is
Under Discussion

ST. LOUIS B-State and federal
authorities may fight II out here
today for the right TO prosecute
the two persons held In the lid.
lnap-slaying Of little Bobby Green.
lease.
The pair-an ex-convict and Ms
lsweetheart-are scheduled 10 be
|arraigned in federal court on
charges Of extortion. The charges
were filed In Kansas City as q
means Of holding them until au.
|thorities decide whether the fed.
|eral kidnapping law applies In The
case.
!. st. Joseph Prosecutor John Z.
Downs said he win send an As.
Isistsnt here today in an effort 70
have Carl Austin Hall and Mrs.
Bonnie Brown Heady taken there
for trial.
Both are held under 100000
bond. A state kidnapping charge
also was filed against them Ia
Kansas City.
Warrants charging first degree
murder were filed In St. Joseph
terday--against Mrs. Heady.
Hall. and Thomas John Marsh, an.
other former convict who ID the
object of . police search.
Mrs. Heady, q Il year old
childless widow, and Han, u, ad.
(Ccntinueo On page Two,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Municipal Data
Available For
Essay Writers
Deadline IL
Oct. 20 In
Essay Contest

A limited number of booklets
discussing various forms of city
governments are available for
those planning to enter an essay
contest sponsored by the First Fed.
eral Savings and Loan Association
and the Junior Chamber of Com
lmerce.
The beskIsss. sntisisd ''varievs
FERNS 81 Municipal Government
--iew Have They Werksd7"
are asailshls % fiss First Fed
srol oesless, sl2-sI4 Souihard
Street. according 10 Fred Diem.
president.
Dion reported q great deal Of in
|terest in the essay contest on the
subject Of "The City Manager
Form Of Government Versus The
Mayor Council Form" Those in.
terested should enter promptly
since the essays must be post
marked mot later than October 20.
''The contest Is intended to bet
ter acquaint the voting public and
the children Of voting age or near
voting age OF the merits Of the
two forms OF local government, be-
cause the next City election, Nov.
Is, viii have q special ballot or re-
Iferendum on this very important
subject" Dion declared.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
|kiwanians Name
New Officers
For Next Year

New officers and directors of the
Key West Kiwanis Club for 1864
were announced today.
Elected at the regular weekly
meeting Tuesday night at the Il
Concha Hotel were Ralph J. Faral,
do, president: Father John S. Arm,
field. first vice president; william
|R. Nebiett, second vice president;
and william v. Albury, treasurer.
Directors are Norton Harris, c.
In. Reagan, James Staples, Glea.
son C. Snow, Harry J. Mitchell,
William r. Warner and Harold C.
Campbell.
The new officers and directors
will take office at the first meet
ing in January.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Cuban President To Send Three
Personal EnyoysH Saturday
Plans Advance
For Fl Critic
De Yara Fete

Cuban president Fulgencio Bats
70 viii send three personal repre-
sentatives here Saturday for ti,t
el Critic de Yara celebration.
julio Cabanas, president Of On,
San Carlos Institute today an
nounced RECEIPT Of . Telegram
from Batista saying that The grouy
win consist of Capt. Marion Men
endez y Domingo, Captain jose
CALLAHAN y Rodriguez and Com
mander Rogelio J. c. Soto y Bar
reto. Plutarco Villalobo. treasurer
OF the Republic of Cuba VIII .alst
be here for the event.
Plans are sdvsenins for Mia
years celebration Of ahs Cuban
maternal holiday which will take
place Saturday.
The Board Of Directors % me
San Carries Institute have an
neUnced full days presram
which viii evlminais IN huge
patriotic rally "a me San Ger.
los Thsssre 81 9 pm.
The holiday, second most impor
tant In Cuba, marks the day Oct
ober 10. 1853 when Carlos Manue
de Cespedes issued a "cry of free
dom" at the small town Of Var;
which precipitated a ten year wal
for freedom. His action Is creditet
with setting the stage for the sue
cessful revolt in 1895 which final,
resulted In Cuban independence
from Spanish tyranny.
Saturdays program win get un
derway at 8 q. m. In Bayview Parl
with floral offerings to the mem
DRY Of Jose MART, Cuba's Apostle
of Freedom at his monament there
Later, floral offerings win b.
placed at the graves of q group O
Continued On Page Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Three Radar
We're
On ArmyL.ist
Suspended Men
Deny They Were
Security Risks

WASHINGTON Ri-Three radar
specialists. including one who said
he went to college with convicted
spy Morton Sobell, say they were
among the civilian workers sus-
pended by the Army ''for security
reasons.
All three denied being security
risks and declared they would fight
the charges. on which they were
suspended from jobs at the Army
Signal Corps TT. Monmouth, Nj,
|radar research laboratories.
The Army said yesterday il has
given no one OUTSIDE the executive
branch of the government the
names of the suspended employees
|ot any information about the case.
II declined to give even the number
involved or the precise nature Of
the charges.
However. an Army spokesman
said it was cooperating with the
Senate investigations subcommittee
headed by Sen. Mccarthy (R.Wis).
The spokesman said the Army Is
permitting the group to question
IT. Monmouth workers.
The three who named themselves
yesterday are:
Aaron H. Coleman, IS, of Long
Branch. NJ. quoted by the New.
ark Evening News as saying he
was told by the government that
be was being suspended because of
people he knew n. college and at
work.
Harold Ducore. "a. also Of Long
Branch, whom tho News quoted as
saying he was suspended after IL
years of working on radar projects
lot TT. Monmouth.
Hyam G. Yamins of Newton
Mast. named in Boston by his
attorney, Samuel Markell, as one
|of the suspended employees.
The News reported it was also
told by Coleman:
Unfortunately, I was in the
same graduating class with Sobell
and some others. I had no social
relations with him after that. But
In my capacity as = government
project engineer met him several
times at the Reeves Instrument
Corp. plant in New York"
Scbell was convicted of spyinp
Continued On PaSe Two)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Elks Club Spon5ors Contest In
Keeping With Newspaper Week
Key Wesiers Are
Asked To Write
What Newspaper
Means To Them

Do you subscribe for q
newspaper? What does that
newspaper mean to You?
Put your answer down in
> letter not longer than 500
words and mail It 10 Elks
Newspaper Contest, in care
Of The Key West Citizen,
and. you might win for your
self . $500 government
bond.
n keeping win Nsiiensi News
pspsr Week. HE Key West EIks
Ledss e Offering me War Send
y ne psvssn v,hs submits Inc
Beet lssisr sn 'sNhsi my daily
newspaper means 70 me-"
No officer Of the Elks Lodge, 0
any member Of The Key West Citi.
zen staff win be eligible TO parti-
eipate II the contest.
10 avoid any possible fayorihsm
In the final selection, Earl h Ad.
ans, Exalted Ruler Of the Elks.
asked that contestants do net write
their names on letters submitted.
The name and address should be
included In the same envelope. but
on . separate sheet Of paper.
The letter and name viii Be civ.
On identical numbers. Only num-
bers win Be on the letters when
they are submitted to the judges
Tor final decision.
The contest viii close at mid
night Wednesday, Oct. Il. All let.
ters postmarked on. or before that
time win be accepted.
the winner VIII % pFetenfe0
he bond q. . meeting Il she
Eiks 70 ~ hsid On Tkursday,
Oct. is. ~ which Claude Cams.
bell 81 homsssaad. district depuiy
~ Elks. will pay MS official
sisii 10 ne ledge.
The winning letter win else -
published N The Citizen.
Newspaper week il being obs
served throughout The country,
Various civic and fraternal organl-
nations are paying tribute 10 the
men and women who make the
newspaper possible.
The Key West Lodges letter
writing contest Is being conducted
70 make the reading public cons.
cious Of the outstanding public
service these man and women are
performing.
Judges for the contest win be
announced later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
Life-and-D Death Gamble Had
Sad End In Creenlease Case

KANSAS CITY R-"We RELIEF
on a criminals word. We had to
But we lost"
That summed up today the Rob
|ert c. Greenlease family reaction
to a Today life-and death 8amhlt
with their 6-year-oid son Bobby "A
the stakex-a gamble that. ended II
the tragic death VI the child.
The boys body was dug out oi
a shallow grave at st. Joseph,
Mo-, yesterday after a man and
a woman had been arrested a. his
kidnapers. Bobby's wealthy par
ents had paid a record $500. 900 To
the kidnapers--but to no avail.
FBI said Carl Austin Hall, 81
who once squandered a 500, 00o
inheritance, was the ringleader,
Also under arrest was Mrs. Bonnie
Brown Heady, IL, identified as the
woman who last Sept. 20 took
Bobby from a private school on
Ia ruse. They were arrested in St
Louis.
The only missing figure in the
case Is Thomas John Marsh, 81,
IAN ex-convict. Police said Hal
named Marsh as an accomplish
and insisted Marsh killed the boy,
Hall told police, however, that he
had not seen Marsh since the day
of the kidnapping and that he alone
carried out negotiations for the
ransom payment.
A widespread search 10 under
way for Marsh.
Robert Ledterman, a spokesman
for the Greenlease family, gave
details of the fruitless negotiations
carried on with the kidnapers
Ledterman is a close friend and
business associate of the 71-year.
old father.
During the highly secret negotia.
tons, Mrs. Greenlease twice went
to the telephone to plead for assur.
ances her boy was safe.
Ledterman said the kidnaper ap-
parently had no fear Of being
traced through telephone calls. He
called frequently.
II talked to him every day,
and sometimes 10 minutes at q
stretch" Ledterman said.
Twice unsuccessful attempts
were made to turn the ransom
money over to the kidnapers. ri.
naIly the money, in accordance
with Instructions, was thrown over
a bridge in eastern Jackson
County near Kansas City last Sun
day night, where it was picked up.
The kidnaper acknowledged In
a telephone call that he had re.
ceived the money.
After the money finally was ex-
changed successfully. q telephone
caller teld the family to send q
representative TO Pittsburg, Kan,
and await instructions On the re-
turn of Bobby.
Ledterman said he and another
business associate, Norbert 0'Neil,
stayed in Pittsburg two Gays but
finally gave up hope Of contact
and returned to- Kansas City.
II was q "weighty decision, -
Continued On Page Twol
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08
More To Trial In Egypt

CAIRO. Egypt IN - Five more
persons WIN be brought before
|Egypt's revolutionary court Satllr.
day. Four win be charged wild
high treason and q fifth with harm.
ing the interests Of the state, the
prosecutors office says. Conviction
can mean the death sentences.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-08

YESTERDAY MORNING At 500. Key West Housing Authority
wokmen started painting the ceiling In the J. G. Santni apart
men 1t 1D Ponciana Paint began peeng and when
the photographer arrived at $40 yesterday afternoon the pathetic
shown above all that remained Of the paint job
codng painter at the scene the peeng due the damp
ness In the material used in the building which absorbed moisture
These buildings be considered water tight
their construction Resnbase paint such used the
Sann ceiling win not stretch to compensate for the
ton and expansion Of walls The paint used specified by
PHA Atlanta office and shipped Key West for the express
redecoratng Of housing units hereCizen Staff Photo
by Finch.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-18
Cambridge Man
To Head Legion

Charles Robin of Cambridge,
was elected as commander OF
District IL, American Legion.
This district embraces Guernsey,
Noble, Washington, Belmont,
Morgan, Monroe and Muskingum
counties,
Robin was elected to this high
post in the organization at the
district Legion meeting at Bel
laire last Sunday. He had held
the position of first vice COM
mander for the past year.
The American Legion national
convention will be held at St.
Louis, Mo, this summer and
delegates were elected as fol-
lows:
Roy Cox, Byesville; Jack
Roberts, Martins Ferry; Roy
Landefeld, Woodsfield; James
Gallagher, Bridgeport Carl
Cochran, Bellaire; F. c. Weyrich,
Marietta; and Bill Davies Of
GAINESVILLE.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-06-18
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph SeffenS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Seflens
spent the weekend with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Set
fens and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shamhart of Caldwell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer and son.
Kenneth of Pittsburgh, Pa, are
visiting at the. home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Rosslter
of the Sarahsville community.
Monday they were guests oil
Mrs. Billa Patterson, Belford
street.
Mrs. Patty FredericksOn Stew
art spent Sunday evening in Co
lumbus.
Mrs. ROLAND Leeper of Marion
spent the past week at the home
of Miss Minerva Frazier. This
was Mrs. Leeper's first visit
back to Caldwell since the court
house was dedicated in 1884.