davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
North Carolina State
Escapes Penalty in
Probation Action

GREENSBORO, Aug. g.
There win be no penalties OF
restrictions against North Caro-
lima State because it brought Il
schoolboy athletes to Raleigh for
basketball tryouts last spring
either by the new Atlantic Coast
Conference or the NCAA.
The Wolfpack has been placed
on probation for one year fol
violating the conference and
NCAA rules concerning tryouts
The boys were brought to Ra-
leigh for the tryouts and their
expenses were paid.
The names Of the boys were
not announced.
The Atlantic Coast Conference
cleared the way for bowl par
ticipation, adjourned without
admitting an eighth team, voted
that freshmen may report fol-
football practice, although they
are not eligible for competition
and voted to meet again here
December 4,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Columbia Class A Golf
Won by EIinor FinckeI

Elinor Finckel's 46-4-32 won
the odd-or-even nine-hole event
of the Columbia women golfers
in Class A. Mrs. M. w. FilliuS
was next with 51-7-44.
Mrs. James Hagerty was the
Class B winner, 52-14-38, over
Mrs. E. J. Hickey, 53-12-41, and
Mrs. r. E. Reybold won in Glass
c with 62-17-45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08

Totals 81 "a 10 Totals 80 IL % 19
Walked for Bowman in eth:
- Grounded out for Hetki IN 9Th;
Pittsburgh -- 100 600 Q1O-2
Milwaukee OIL 2O1 30x-9
Adcock (2). Crandall (2l. Gordon, Han
ebrink. Bickford Errors-E. O,Brien
90. Smith. Rice. Logan. aane6rink.
CAL 70. ,Adcock; Logon t2l. Gordon
Home run-Crandall. Stolen bases
Hanebrink. Rruton. Double plays
O'Connell to E. OBrien to J. OBrien,
Mathews to Hanebrink to Adcock.
Bickford to Logan to Adcock.
Mathews to Hanebrink to Adcock. Left
on bases-Pittsburgh g. Milwaukee. 10.
Bases on bslls-Of Dickson, 3; on Bow
man. l: of Waugh, ?: OF Bickford. g..
man. 8; BY Hetki. 3: by Rickford. ..
Hits-Oh Dickson. g in ga innings: on
Waugh. 3 in "a inning: of Bowman. |
in ga innings: of Hetki;, in IL
Dickson. SO: OF Bowman, Los: OF
Waugh. 3-3: of Hetki 90: Of Bickford.
% Hit BY pitcher-By Bowman
lPafko), Winning uiteher-Btekiord
Time-2:37. Attendance-26.902.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Joe WeotherIy Wins
Lunhum Open Race

Joe Weatherly, leading scorer
for the season, won the 25-lap
open race for stocks and sports
men cars at West Lanham
Speedway last night. Ken Mar
riott and Johnny Roberts, both
of Baltimore, we're second and
third.
Fred Meeker of Fairfield,
Conn, won the feature race of
the midget division p and Eddie
Adams of Rising Sun. Md, won
the 15-laps sportsman car race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
William PhYIe Dies;
Former Cubs Pitcher
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8.-Wil-
liam j. Phyle. 70, former pitcher
and third baseman for the Chi
cago Cubs and for 18 years a
Pacific Coast League umpire
died Thursday night.
Born in Duluth, Mimi, Phyle
started his baseball career with
the Toronto Maple Leafs. He
was signed by the Cubs in 1898
and played with the Chicago
club for several years. He later
played with several minor league
teams before coming to the Pei
as an umpire in 1918. In 1881
he retired from baseball and for
II years worked as a movie
studio sound technician.
His widow, Anna, and a
daughter, Patricia, survive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Mrs. George Joni Wins
In Congressional Golf

Mrs. George Janis 88-16-72
won low net honors on Congress
sionals ladies' day yesterday.
Mrs. D. H. Henderson won low
gross with an "a and Mrs. j. L.
Geddes low puts with "a.
The Class B winner was Mrs.
H. D. Everett, 95-21-74, and
Mrs. J. A. Mount won Glass C
with 102-29-73.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Johnny Wilson Retires
From Navy Coaching Staff
By the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Aug. g.
Johnny Wilson, former Navy
basketball coach, has retired
after "a years of teaching in
sports at the Naval Academy.
His official title on retirement
was associate professor in the
department of physical educa-
ton.
For 20 years, up to 1945, Will
son was head man of basketball.
His teams won 204 games and
lost "a. His best season was
1867, when the midshipmen,
captained by Tom Hamilton,
won Is of II games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
VPI Gives MoseIey
New 8-Yeor Contract

BLACKSBURG. Va Aug. 8 (P).
The report that the University
of Virginia is holding out for
membership in the new Atlantic
Coast Conference because it
wants another Virginia school
admitted appeared to be more
substantial today after VPI gave
Frank Moseley a new 8-year con-
tract as football coach and ath-
letic director.
Moseley has made no secret
of the fact that he'd like to see
the Gobblers in the ACC. DIR.
Walter Newman. VPI president,
said the school settled on big
time athletic policy but SHE'D
away from reasons behind the
move,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Hogan
Continued From Page A-10)

CONTINUED From rage A-1u)
mark of u and Andy Gibson
of Baltimore the competitive
record of IS, made in a pro-
amateur at the club in June. The
course should be more conducive
to low scoring at this time.
Hogan arrived last night and
was to visit President Eisenhower
this morning. They played golf
together following Hogan'S vic
tory in the Masters last April
in Augusta.
Jim jenkins, owner Of the
Goose Creek Club, contracted for
Hogan'S appearance before Ben
won the National and British
Open titles. Hogan fulfilled the
contract although it delayed his
planned Canadian vacation fol-
lowing his British Open triumph.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Grecion Queen Leads Field
In Monmouth Feature

OCEANPORT, N. j., Aug. 8
R.-Breezy Monmouth Park by
the sea offers it's richest race
today with the current queen Of
the FLIES. Grecian Queen, and
eight others contesting the $780,
600 added Monmouth Oaks.
Grecian Queen, owned by Mrs.
Ben F. Whitaker of Dallas. can
lodge a powerful claim to 1858
championship honors in the g.
year-old f1Ily division by captur-
ing this 11s mile race. Further
more, the purse would shoot her
into the select circle of horses
earning 100000 or more.
Picked as most likely to sue
coed in stopping the victory pa
rade of the Texas queen is a Mid
western challenger, Arab Actress.
from the stable of Mrs. Henry j.
Damn of Indianapolis.
Arab Actress skipped to a six
length victory in the Cleopatra
Stakes last month at Arlington
Park in Chicago. and several
Eastern misses were among her
victims.
OF the other seven, those
given the most chance to grab
the big prize are the Belair
Studs Sabette, John S. Phipps
Spinning Top and the King
Ranch'S Script. The last named
start as an entry trained by Max
Hirsch.
The field is completed with the
Ridge Stables Slave Girl, C. v.
Whitney's Ming Yellow, B. L.
Williams Mi Marigold, and My
helyn Stables My Truly Fair.
Spinning Top. winner of the
Black-eyed Susan Stakes in
Maryland, and Grecian Queen
and Arab Actress, all carry III
pounds, the rest 113.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
.WG&CC Tourney Paced
By Mrs. Eaenroud's 78

A fine IS by Mrs. Charles
Egenroad featured the women's
golf event at Washington Golf
and Country Club yesterday.
The actual tournament, an odd
or-even event, was won by Mrs.
Dos Hatfield with 47-13-34.
Mrs. Egenroad was second with
1915, followed by Mrs. A. M.
Ferry, 49-12-37; Mrs. H. R.
Lady, 1850; Mrs. George H.
Bailey, jr.. 42-4-38, and Mrs.
H. H. Goodman, 47-9-38.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Former SIo-Mo Driver
Suinq Owner for $4,000

SEATTLE, Aug. 8 (PD.-Paul
Sawyer, Rochester IN. "
speedboat driver who was fired
this week from his job as pilot
of Slo- Mo-Shun Nv. is suing
Stanley S. Sayres, owner Of the
Slo-Mo. for $4,000.
Sawyer asks $4,000 for
libelous and defamatory state
ments he said Sayres has made
about him and $4,000 for his ex-
penses incurred while preparing
to drive the speedboat in to-
morrow's Gold Cup races.
Sayres has replaced Sawyer
with Joe Taggert, Detroit race
driver who yesterday set a new
Gold Cup qualifying mark of
1915 miles an hour with Slo-
Mo-Shun Nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Cards, z; Giants, ]

Totals go 247 Totals 81 81 10
walked for Westrum in 9th.
IRAN for Holman in 9th.
titled out for Gomez in 9th.
sRan for Jablonski in 9Th.
New York 600 100 000-1
st. Louis ----- 100 100 00x-2
Runs-Mueller. Musial. Jablonski. Err
rors-None. Runs batted in--Musial,
Bilko.. Williams. Two-baSe hits-Wil-
liams, Jablonski. Home run-Musial.
Double characterization to Schoendienst
to Bilko. Left on bases-New York.
8; st. Louis. 6. Bases on balls-Oh
By Gomez. 8: by Mizell 3. Runs and
earned runs-Oh Gomez. 2-2; on Mizell,
ii. Winning pitcher-Mizell 900.
Losing pitcher-Gomez go. Time
2:26. 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Minor: Leagues
BY the Associated Press

" VIC SSSe(i0IC0 FESSS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Sacramento, 81; Oakland. Ia.
San Francisco, 5; Seattle. 3.
A'' iNTERNATioNAL iA LEAGUE.
Montreal, 5; Rochester. 3.
Baltimore. 4: Ottawa, 4.
Buffalo. 6; SPRINGFIELD, ].
Toronto, 8: Syracuse, 3 U2 innings)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Indianapolis. z; Kansas City, 2.
Louisville, IL; Toledo, 0.
ST. Paul. 6: Charleston, 2.
Minneapolis TEx 6; GSlaHRqs' o.
Fort Worth, 3; Dallas. 2.
Shreveport, s.; Beaumont, 9
Houston, z; San Antonio. 3.
Tulsa at Oklahoma City, postponed.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile, IL: New Orleans. 4.
Birmingham, 8; Atlanta, 3.
Only games scheduled.
Norfolk, 8; Lynchburg. l.
York, 4; Portsmouth. 3.
Newport News. s; Hagerstown. 3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Augusta 80: Charleston, o..
Savannah s; Columbus. :.
Montgomery. II: Jacksonville, 2.
Columbia, >: Macon, @.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Albany, 6-3; Williamsport, 40.
Elmira, Is: wilkes-Barre.. O-3.
Reading. q: Binghamton, s.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Lincoln. 5; Des Moines. l I'll innings).
Pueblo. IL; Denver. 10.
Colorado Springs, 1 Wichita. o.
Only games scheduled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08

Brooklyn ------o0o oO3 141-e
Cincinnati 000 020 002-4
Runs-Gilliam (2), Reese. Robinson
t2l, Campanella. Hodges, Furillo,. Snider.
nick. Errors-None. Runs batted in
Robinson, Campanella l2). Hodges Semi
nick 90, Snider, Furillo (3l, Thompson,
Lerchen. Two-base hits-Robinson (2).
Gillian. Kluszewski Campanella. Home
runs-Seminick. Snider, Furillo. Double
play-Hodges to Reese. to Hodges. Left
on baseS-Brooklyn. 4; Cincinnati. z.
Bases of balls-On Podres. 4; on Per-
kowski, .; of Milliken, ]. Struck out
BY Podres, 9; by Perkowski. /. Hits-Of
l in % inning; of Podbielan 8 in l
inning; of Podres, 8 in $40 innings of
earnsd runsmo p inR1Hs RUNS 17: ao ofr
Smith. ii: off Podbielan. ii: of Podres,
A.; of Milliken, 90. Winning pitcher
kowski I0-s). Time-2:37. Attendance
1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Indian Spring Scores

Indian Spring scored 71-51
victory over Bethesda in the jun
ior inter-club swimming league
matches at Bethesda last night.
The winners now have won four
out of six.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08

Totals 81 241O Totals "a % Il

"Walked for Strickland in 9th.
IGrounded into double play for Hogan
in 9th.
Cleveland - 100 001 000-2
Boston 021 010 00x-4
Runs-Avila. Easter. Kell. Umhlett
f2). Piersall. Errors-None. Runs batted
in-Avila, Easter, Parnell CD, Umphlett.
Two-base hit-Umphlett. Home runs
A la, Easter. Stolen base-Piersall.
Sacriflces-Lipon, r. Lemon. Double
plays-Goodman to Gernert; Strickland
to Avila to Easter: Kell to Goodman to
Gernert. Left on bases--Cleveland. z:
8; on Parnell. 2; of Kinder. l.. Struck
Kinder, i. HitsWon Parneli. s in 6 in.
ninRs 0aced batters in 7thl; of
earned runs-On Lemon, "A; of Par
nell. 90; of Kinder. 90 Hit by
pitcher-By r. Lemon (Keln. Winning
pitcher-Parnell $50. Losing pitcher
R: Lemon 15-1O. Time-2:2S. At
tendance-33,72S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Football

Continued From Page A-10D
Northwestern, engineered the
Eskimos final touchdown march
ended when Bob Mann went
across from the four.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
TomFooI Gets Second
2-Horse Jaunt Today;
Nsonby Value Up
BY shs Asseeio.ed Pres.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y.
Aug. 8.-Tom Fool, Greentree
Stables great handicap cham
pion, takes another jaunt around
the Saratoga race track today
with some $4,000 waiting for
him at the end Of the mile and
one-quarter trip.
One other horse, the Putnam
Stables Combat Boots, has been
named to oppose the Greentree
star in the 5000 added Whit
ney Stakes. But it doesn't fig
ure to be any more of horse race
than last Tuesdays Wilson Mile,
in which Tom Fool beat his only
rival, Indian Land, by eight
lengths.
The winners share Of the
purse will push Tom FOOLS
earnings past the half-million
mark. He already has won $685.
SIS in a brilliant career that
includes eight straight victories,
seven of them this year. There
will be no betting on the race.
Meantime, Belmont Park
moved into the battle to get
the much talked-about race be-
tween Tom Fool and Alfred
Vanderbilt's Native Dancer, king
of the three-year-olds. who
makes his next start in the
Travers here August Is.
Belmont Park increased the
value of its Sysonby Mile to $50
900 and changed the date from
Tuesday. October s, to Satur-
day, September 26. The race.
originally. was worth 500. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
As, 3; Tigers, !
Totals 32 z "a 9 Tot

Runs-Kuenn, Zernial. McGhee, Muir
raw. ErrorS-None. Runs batted in
Dropo. DeMaestri. Zernial, MURRAY, TWO
Priddv. Murray Home run-Zernial.
sacrifces-Priddy. Kellner, peMaestri.
Double plays-Boone to Prtddy to
Dropo Kellner to DeMaestri to Robinson.
Left on bases-Detroit. 5; philadelphia.
8. Struck out-By Kellner,. z; by
Branca. .. Runs and earned runs
on Branca, 3-3; Of Keilner. III. Win
ming pitcher-Kellner (10-al. LOSING
pitcher-Branea (2-2). Time AZ.
EOS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08

Filled out for Carrasuuel in 9th.
walked for Fornieles in 9th.
tSingled for Marsh in 9th.
Chicago - 010 900 000-1
New York . 004 600 02x-6
Runs-Lollar Collins. Mantle, Berra,
Woodling. Martin. Lopat Errors---Marsh.
Rivera; Rizzuto. Runs batted in-.Car-
Two-base hits---Lollar,. Marsh; Home
runs--Mantle. Berra, Martin. Sacrifices
-Lollar Noren. Double plays-Fox to
Marsh: Elliott to Marsh; Martin to Riz-
Left on bsses@ .SIt 10; New York
Bea-den. 8: on Fornieles. .: of Iopat: !:
of Reynolds; ?. Struck out-By John
son. 2; by Bearden. 1: by Fornieles. I:
BY Lopat. .: by Reynolds. l. Hits-Of
johnson, in :1s innings: of Beardsen,
Reynolds. " in . innings. Runs and
90: Fornieles. 80: Lopat. Ii: REYNOLDS,
o. Hit by Ditcher-Ry ,n L9nat T ,IrS..
-Lopat -t11-2l. Losing pitcher--John-
son 90. Time-2:25. Attendance
21,063,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Two Speedboafs Get
Qualifying Extension
For Gold Cup Races
BY the Asseeiased Press

SEATTLE, Aug. 8. Two
Speedboats which have rot yet
qualified for the Gold Cup races
on Lake Washington have until
Just before the starting gun to-
morrow to get in the race.
The Gold Cup race comlnittee
announced late yesterday that it
had extended the qualifying
deadline to allow Slo-Mo -Shun v
of Seattle and Miss United States
Of Detroit to get under the wire.
They have yet to round the three
laps at an 85-mile-an-hour av-
erage required by race rules.
Five speedy hydroplanes. four
from Detroit and the Slo-!Mo-
Shun w. the present title and
worlds speed recordholder, al
ready have qualified.
Slo-Mo-Shun v ripped it's
stern bottom out Wednesday
when a propeller broke apart
and crews have been working
feverishly ever since trying to
restore it for the race. Miss
United States developed shaft
trouble the same day but was
put back in the water yesterday.
The boat developed operational
bugs, however, and did not at
tempt to qualify before the
nightfall deadline.
The new deadline was set by
the committee for 2 pm. Sunday.
The boats are expected to get
away by 4 pm. g pm. Washing
ton Time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08

Hammer. Lopata, Brown, Kiner, -Miksis,
McCullough. Runs batted in-Lopata,
Kazanski (2l. Ennis, Hammer, Kiner
(2), Miksis, Sawatski. Two-base hits
Kazanski, Jeffcoat. Sawatski. Home runs
-Kiner. Miksis. Sacrifice-Lopata.
Double play-Jones to Hammer to Wait
kus. Left on bases-Philadelphi 4:
Chicago, II. Bases on balls-Of Rid
Struck out-By Minner. /; by Ridzfk
s in innings; of Ridzik. 10 in rs
innings: of Drews. . in q inning: of
3 innings: of Konstanty. in lis in
nings. Runs and earned runs-Of Rid
zik, SO; on Minner, SIS: of Drews, II:
off Lown, 90 Winning pitcher-Rid-
xix 7-4(. Losing pitcher-Minner u
12). Time-2:25. ,499
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
DODGERS, 9: RedIeqs, a

Totals 3S142715 Totals SO ~ 10
"Walked for Bridges in 9th.
walked for Smith in Sth
tWalked for Podbielan in 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
pills, 5; Cubs, a

Totals 33 ar Totals 40 IA % z
Doubled for Jeffcoat in Sth.
Tran for Sawatski in Sth.
tSingled for Simpson in Sth.
SRan for Kiner in 9th.
PHILADELPHIA O3o Oo2 oOO-5
Chicago - 900 O02 O2O-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Major Leuque Box Scores
(onkees, 6; White Sox, !
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Totals 33 "A IL Totals 81 81 II
"Flied out for Carrasuuel in 9th.
walked for Fornieles in 9th.
tSingled for Marsh In 9th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-08-08
Braves, 9; Pirates, z

Totals 81 "a 10 Totals 80 IL % 10
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
Winning Essay In First Federal
Savings And Loan Assn Contest

60 nat Fnasnm ~ II mua nabMea
- W4fleal ExNaAaER - eeA&a kha&l
nasuFaiig lArMF 10 . mmn w1e rs
iaE p4nlie nl1aea
% nny xsa q rWrrnmemt =
64ianee q rewes ana > syslam e
eAe<ks anH h4ian<s Is meeesasFF la.
- pfoenak II Is way the elay|
managaf man = - lmpGwEnmaui
ovmf taa maayeT sMm mf R1weFm.
menf TIE auf1WFl14 ~ tAa esEy|
mnnaaNf b saFa<liv iimlaed b -
Bed q panx admlnsz,raliem 80
4 y Ms - b earTy oua fAs q
fe<ita11 q - ellg eommis4ina
under ~ mayaT paaa hewexur.
ne mayS9 haa - TlRht 20 wuam|
- legislative SISTERS tie Anma -
nuy othNF memheg ~ ne rommia
sium 50 maf - amlAmlly IL 80
sKefuilxe sd lselalalige.
On ne hasls e tnese fuar re-
eens a il NJ upnlaa thal tAa ellgl
mana9er furm = elty gnsermmamt
j napefAH - - mayuF emne
farm
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
Announcement OF Storing OF
A-BOmbs In Spain Criticized

/ ssa. Flsndars (R.vt, IN q SEP.
arata intsrvisw. aaid Il ieaF ws
nay hs eompFomssing ourselves"
IA fareign polley toward Franes
Sapsn ca he ene hand. and tAa
Ito aovernmenl II Communist Ya.
aoslaSia On the ether.
Talbogt tod Q nRws camfrrenea
IA Maarid yesterday Ne u. g. Ar
Fores spentnally I'll stare So
Pies e atomic komhs h Sapin.
- have thsm ready ior use againsl
= eommon enemy." Bat Il I'll
BE done. ha added. ouly II &c
SpanlaA government agrees Ne
said any nse II atomic weapums
b. spanish forces lie nul In aha
pieturs AZ The preseni tine" -
Ell Be The sabieet e neg5tiationa.
Talbott and Gen. Nathan Twin-
ing. Air Force ehiRf a stail, are
IN Spain % study sites Cor Eve
proposed alFhasea foe ioins use b.
ment Cor u. =. bases In Spain vas
ment Cor Y. 8. Eases Ia Sapin YES
slgnsd rsesnkly aAsF prol0aeed ns.
Kutiafions.
Il think ws ere getting into vegy
dssp water." So. Green said. IN
seems 10 me. without regard b
other serious Questions involved,
the secretary has made a grenl
mistake IN telling % much Al thia
time unless be Il gong 10 tan
more. Il looks like . ease a kls
salking prematurely. before an
agreement II reached"
lie leaves many elementary
questions up in the air" TIE sana.
cor continued. Fer Instance, fhs
possible use a eur atomic waap.
ons By the Spanish aH force. WY
isn't that deiermined h advances
oefore he speaks ct publicly en
such q maltsrg"
Sen. Flanders based his remarks
% differant grounds.
"rm disanrbed hy the SpanIaA
and Hug0alav slfaatbans. No asia
Are 80 againsl eommunlxmg
Then wAy Tfe7 Are Ne against
dietatorsf Then why France n
Spain' Can ws sllll say ne stln
say ve are 'a9ainst communism
and against desatoFsT'
Hear sc are comprumisina
ourselves"
TIE usual oflEeiai explanat,nu
has been that this Rosernmans
wasted bases IN spain bseauss 81
Is straiegic loeatiaa and tAas Tiso.
sines hln break wilA noacow sew.
eral years aGo. 10 potentially Q
peMeEfni ally 81 tha west
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

McALEsTKR. okia. ~ - Aam
Apoilo soucrk. here for q spenk
~ snGaesmeni aays b. has ne
rspaaasisa q beinE oas II tAs ia
gest tantAls isllefs IL Ne armsa
foress.
4 al dates hark b . less Lawn
party al MeAlestsr.
Il was aianding there talkins
M haas folded hehind ere. when
! felt something waxm End moist
naxzilng ne. tha admiral sad
4 yanked my hand away and
rlpped TIE little iinEer opea. n
oaea pnufaseiy. A bahy deer lad
wanaered W arc app4renfiy had
mastakRs ny finneF foF one Of ia
moahers meal tickets"
BE aid ne stnry Is trus. Ths
deer cane IRON ne 4 s. natal
ammunition depot ressrs stioa hsre.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

WASHINGTON R-Sen FiandsFs
ln-NU tnday maFkxG aewn iar
fmFth4r Investigates tha Array !
psae&sea af havAnx . mklitnry mas
- ~ eomperullar e. eAief fiaan.
eel ofllceT.
Fiandsrs. hea6 e az armed
seFvtees sabcummaae4 ehsckins
info - way TIE Penfagan spsnds
- 1speFnmamG's daaxnae hlIlions
80 mawBman fhis aeamad ~mest
- bmaAmesslike" n 40
lie annuunced tkas Seesesary AZ
fAe Army nnhert 7. slevsns would
- recalled Or fsrthsr Questioning
abael \ tomorroW.
slsxsns. nankRa ~ Aa com.
teller. Ia Gen Ceorse n DecksF.
aelAm6ad tAa aeamp a q hearsnz
yasaagaay. Boz tie Nsw Vera hus.
hnaaa enecuiiVeA. zee served a.
experts Or tha fssa nooxer Con.
mis1loa 60 dKfense oFgsaisanon.
testified tat an skrse armsd sew.
ies eomplFsnsFa aAHula Be eva.
ans. a. ne comptroller aor TIE
Defanaa Dapartmenl now IA.
aEsammhiAs, ths szbesmmiuss %.
day ealled sscrwfary 81 ne Nssy
neosrt D. AnaeEsun ana ASS. See
fstary Il ne Ar Forcs A. Lee
wht1s - talk abona ter fiscal
pEuhisms.
Secretary Of Delense wnsoa A
b. appear 81 an afternnom aasaiam.
The Air Furea is q heuaanant
ganernl as eomptrualer. IN ths
NAVY tha pat = I'D D. an a..
aisiani secretary NE also has Oth.
- daiies.
Among thoae Ne supporiea IA
l4sa ef civilian eompirollers IN AL
Ahrea services wera Feralmand
EnsFntadl. mvestmeut hanheF. and
Frans schnet6er, . mming com.
panY exeeuuye.
kssrsladt hslped drnfa ne Isss
AFmed Serviee1' ualficMtisn Arf
sn6 . iep amendmens sponsored
~ -. Byrd tD-Nal and designed
. 81 ne Pamaagun's fannncial az.
llnlrn 60 Q bastnesxllks basis TIE
Fian6ers sabcommiilee h lookins
inas ths worklnSs Il this amend
msn1
EesFsssdi teatlfIea yssaarday Ne
fen ne korean War ammunitiua
anaFiases mishi have bean cieared
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03
Saved From Train

roar LAuDEnDALE. Fia. -
Mrs. Hnasnards , PvMeli. 81.
j alive beeanaa ; poieeman leFknd
her from hsF amt@nohie q 30
aens before 4 waa demoiinh9a ~
. tram.
Mrs.. RoWeli8 esF as jammed
inio . traffic hna q the erosslaK
whNA IN sauEhhaand irain reared
lhfuagh yesterday.
Palrnimam Harry VI Fording. %
nruared MrK. pomea n jump amd
faa but 80 80 30 leFrihed.
opened the aoar. grahhed be-
and started runnlng Fordlna sid
n seemed e. thoaeh we were
siil on tks eFozalng 1ken tAe srasn
hii the car and 4 wenf flying.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-03

COLUMBUS. oAis R-ohso sass
haesam asrAsslaEsss have g.
akalsio1s e tee women AZ the
1aaenn lnaiam eixilanntlnm esfi-
mated % hare nnarssAea IN Ohie
ealMesm 60 DC. and zoo Ap.
TAa akelstenx wcre found nesr
sns top q . iaFEs Indian mound h
Iei1meas nsaf tks scioso Rlver
tas ara = esmg lsselsa Gee e.
m6ustriai siae.