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Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29

Japan produces about 20 per cent
Of the worlds silk,
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-29

Now Chevrolet, the leading builder Of
valve.in-head engines. introduces the
'TurbO-Fire V8." 1t carries the VS design
to a new high in efficiency with its high
horsepower (l62), high-COmpression q to
y, high performance and surprisingly high
gas mileage. Available with standard trans
mission, or with the extra-cOst options Of
0verdrive or POwergEide.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-03
SPORTS...
Seattle SavoyS Topic Denver, 6S-49;
Advance to Consolation Finals

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April 3
Exclusive to Northwest Times
Main Bowl Savoys from Seattle Fri
day night entered the consolation
finals of the Salt Lake Nisei Invita-
tional Basketball tournament by
crushing Denver, SO to 40. The Sc
athletes were led by Tommy Miya-
ia with 20, Jim Ondo with II and
Yosh Nakagawa with II, Other Sa-
voys we're: Uehara 5, ShimiZu 5,
Nakamura 4, Echigo l. and Okamu-
ia.
The Savoys face Salt Lake tonight
Saturday.
The Saints will be opposed by Los
Angeles for the championship.
In the semi-finals Friday, the
Saints beat Berkeley, $3.50, and LA
downed Davis Comets, $3.50
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April
Especial to Northwest Times)-Se-
attle's Main Bowl Savoys last
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-03
BOWLING SCORES

538, Miyazaki All. Naito 473, Hirai
437, Yamasaki SOB
Bellevue(2)-H Yabuki 442. Ma
tsuShita AS, Aramaki All, K Yabu-
XII ASS, H. Ito 453; BanquetO-Ho-
riuchi 404, K. Yagi 81 1.-TWO games)
Takeoka 426, Sakai 1872, Teshima
463
Franks Barber (O-Akizuki 463,
Aoyama 450. Mano SIT, Hori 545, T.
Mikami 537; Nobie's D--J. Fujita
Sic, Tachiyama AL, N Fujita BAT,
M. Yamaguchi 1893, Fukei SIG.
New Royal (0-Itagaki AS, Aka
da 478, Minato 548, Morihiro 487,
Nakagawa 542; KitajoO-Tsuchi-
kawa 462. Shiota 443, Tanabe 476,
Koga 473, Akiyoshi 52l.
. SNGBO League
NIGHTS HIGH-Ruth Kudo 200,
Carol Daty $50.
c. T Takahashi(3-Peggy Okla
da 401, Gladys Hamano 449, KIM
Tanaka AIT, Mary Yoshijima All
HiSsie Sakanashi 461: BuicketteS co.
Anne Aoyama 800, Marianne IRA
kawa 379, June Watanabe 337 Irene
Full 384, Marge Tomoguchi 366
North Coast (2)-Lois Yut 1872
Fumi Yamasaki 439, Pat Hidaka $40
Mary Yokoyama 430, Mickey Oya-
ma 487; New Chinatown D-Sally
Chinn 424. Alyce Eng 4O2, Trixie
Leong All, Fannie Wong ASS, Rose
Young 461.
Takano Studio (2)-Kiki Tsutaka-
wa 4l2, Dummy 402, Susie Kuwaha
ia 400, Aiko Kyono 435, YoYo Koni-
shi 5l3; Tomi's Flower ShopO-
Sue Ideta Ali, Janet Okamoto $40
Helen Okamoto 1893, Marie Nakats
459, Kimi Ishii 402
Bt0-Miye Ishikawa 493
Martha Ikeda $50, Amy Takano 448
Kazie Yokoyama 466, Mary Fujits
1884, Maneki (0-Toyo Kitayama
4l0, Janet Sugitachi AIS, Nobi Ia
kahashi 1874, Elsie Urakawa 438, Ia.
ka Takenaga 331.
Gyokko Ken (3)-Joyce Tosh
419, Miyuki Hasegawa 410, Yont
Kanda 449. Gloria Osawa 402, Mars
Senda 474; NY Life (0)-Gloria Ma.
|
Furumoto 428. Gloria Hyodo 343
Lillian Tada 1854.
Hong Kong (3-Mary Manws
45l, Sachi Hamaoka 39l, Ruth Ku
do 1853, Decko Shibuya 487, Caro-
Daty $50; Toms Grocery O)-Sach
Kodama 443, Shiz HoShino All
Grace Uchimura 358, Mits Kodam;
4l9, Fumi Suzuki ASH
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-03

Thursday night were rudely bumped
out of the championship bracket in
the annual Salt Nisei Nisei Invita-
tional Basketball tourney by Los
Angeles crack Local 399 quintet by
a 1888 count Kaz Shinzato dunk
ed in q points to spearhead the
victorious five's attack.
The Savoys' offensive power was
furnished by Jim Ondo with 20 and
Tommy Miyata with Is. Other Sa-
voys employed by Coach Hold Otani
we're Eugene Okamura 2, Milton u
ehara 4, Bobby Kodama 7. Yosh Ma
kagawa d. Jim Nakamura 4, Keishi
Echigo. and Bobby ShimiZu
In other openers, the results were
Davis Comets 81, Denver SIS; San
Francisco Saints 40. Salt Lake As;
Berkeley 80, Idaho So
In the Berkeley-Idaho contest
George Katayama of Berkeley
smashed a tournament record by
scoring Al points.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-03
Sports
Taketa Hits Cos
In Abe Meet

Nisei bowlers this week continued
to shoot good in the Abe american
Bowling Congress- tournament cur
rently held in the New Armory here
George Taketa of Kent fired COS
for the best singles mark among the
japanese Americans.
Singles-Mako Yaguchi SIS, Geo.
Ota $40, Johnny Asahara 545. Dick
Osaka 514, Ben Yoshida 500, Yosh
Fujita All, George Taketa COS, Geo
Komoto 555, Sam Sugitachi $40 Su-
gitachi is the only Seattleite: the
rest is from Kent, Tacoma and Au-
burn. Kaz Fujii $40, Tom Shiiki
500, and Jim Fujii Sis, all from
Portland.
Doubles Komoto-Taket 1881
Osaka Yoshida, 1165; Ota-Asahara
1897; Fujita-Yaguchi, 1914 Fulfil
Fujii (Portland), 1908
Teams-S T. Produce, 2688; Sun
set Life, 2690.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-03
ROkka Ski Club Bills First SlalOm Race

Rokka Ski clubs first annual in
tra-club giant slalom ski race will
be on Sunday, April II. at Summit,
Snoqualmie Pass. The giant slalom
course will be laid out by Nobi Ka-
no.
The competition calls for three
divisions advance, intermediate and
beginners) for the men and two di-
visions intermediate and beginners)
for the women. Perpetual trophies
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-03
. Empire State League

. Empire State League
Kenny Oyama-508
Morrie Yamaguchi-571
Sab Tsuboi-520
Benny Nakata-544
Frank Yokoyama-532
. Ontario Nisei Major League
NIGHTS HIGH-Fred Mizuta
1888, Tony Miyasako $50.
C. Watanabe sos j. Watanabe 507,
Vaughn $50, Okita 529, Morimoto
566. Ogura 507, Yamaguchi $50, Ia
kahashi 535, F. Mizuta 584, G Ha
shitani sci, Murata 554, Fujinaga
545, Milo 544, Iseri 514, r Hashitani
$40, Nakamura $40, S Hironaka SAB
Uchida 526, Kameshige 571, H.
Yasuda 584, Wada $50, Wakasugi
594, Shoda SOC, Saito 500, KIDD $40
Fujii 553, Miyasako $50, Sadamori
$40, K. Saito 522
Q Ontario Nisei Commercial
NIGHTS HIGH-Sandy Milo 1888
Fred Mizuta 500.
j Watanabe $40, TakeShita 53l,
Sasaki 500, K. YaSuda 500, Wada
$50, s. Hironaka SIG, F. Mizuta 500
Uchida 521, Vaughn 545, Fukiage
524, Fujii $50, Mic 500, H Yasuda
500, Ogura 555, Sugahiro 5O4, c. Hi
ronaka 545. Saito 503 Nakamra
SAG, j Wada sos, Yano sol, Saito
sos, Takahashi 524
. Nisei Merchants League
NIGHTS HIGH-Junji Ono 22S
GIG.
Bodik'S (2)-Tokunaga SIG, B
YaSuda 1894, A Yamaguchi 466, Nit
ia 500, Ishimitsu AIS; Dunn SeedQl
H Hanada 500, Nakamura Sill
P Hanada 46O Toyoshima 458, T
Ito 463.
r. S Auto OR Mikami 488
G Funai 5l3, Ono Gle, A. Funa
496, T Yagi 449; goth Century (O-
B Wong sec, En- 454, P. Wong 407
Poy SAP, D. Wong 6O3
Toda'sC 2D-Fuji 500, Murakam
AS, Kawahara 4O6, Furugori ass
Kono 487; Yesler D-Nakamich
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-03

for each division and individual me-
dals for the first three places in
each division will be put up, &C
cording to Shig Omori.
Members of Rokka Ski club will
meet at 7:30 pm. Friday, April 9, at
Collins fieldhouse to register and
pay their entry fee for the first an
nual intra-club giant slalom ski
race scheduled April II A color
sound movie, Championship Rae
es," will be shown through the cour-
tesy of Union Pacific.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-04-03
YamaSaki Chosen NML Leader for '54-55

Bill Yamalki elected the
president; secretary
Evening star., 1954-04-24
THE WAVERLY

AOOO ~ ~ - 4N'N
ton: S41.50 and $40.
8 RIGGS CT. NV.
over 1915 Conn, Ave. NV.
1858 EUCLID ST. NV.
Apt. 2s-Two bedrooms, liv. rm.. kit
and bath; S74.25.
ELDON, 933 L ST. NV.
Apt. 2o7-Two rms. kit, bath; $40
LAWRENCE
1922 10th ST. NV.
Apts. of T. and 8 rms. and bath;
$50 and S6S.
24O HAMILTON ST. NV.
Two rms. din, kit. and bath; $66
5127 End ST. NV.
Apt. 1.-Two rms. kit. bath, porch
SOS. Inspection by appointment
available May |. 1884.
MONTGOMERY
ISL N. G. ST.
Apts.-Three and four rms. kit.
BATH S56.50 to S62.
WASH. LOAN AND
TRUST co.
Rental Dept, 900 F st. NV
MA. 8-3440
Evening star., 1954-04-24
APTS. UNFURkISHED-D. c.

COLORED-HIGH-CLASS HOME
For high-class family who can
afford to pay S110 per mo. on lease
without renting rooms. 6 rooms,
rm., Colonial front porch excellent
section.
544 25th PL. NE.
Inspect after d or Sat. afternoon.
Available June j.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor 1924 14th ST. AID. 4-2005
COLORED--432 MASS. AVE. NV.
M. General Acct. Office: bedrms.,
"a. baths. lee. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
equipped kit, pantry; full bsmt.,
auto. heat: $l75 per mo.
FRED A. SMITH co.
1113 18th st. NV. EX. 3-24s9
Evening star., 1954-04-24
APTS. UNFURN.-MD. tCont. }
TWO BEDRMs., liy. rm., kit. ar

TWO BEDRMS.. liv. rm., kit. and
mo. caii UN. 4-s417. G25
TAKOMA PARK-silver Spring, ~
L. dec, 1-bedrm. apt; tile oath:
TsKona $so e., pti1s pHRx VA VA 7,139s Il %9 ;4
Sedr8s sitb s,psEse sRts REM. snd
duced., decorated. all utils.: conv. to
Call res. manager. JU. S-3007:
BEAUTIFUL a-BEDRM. APT. Sos
Silver spring ave. Sill. spg.-Exeei
location: $50 80 per mo- See MRS
FORD or call ST. 3-0550. --25
s1Os FLOWER AVE. Takoma Park
MRS RYAN or cali ST. 3-05bO.
TAKoMA PARK. 126 Lee ave.--New
sch; and Sill. spg; shop. cent. 500
PARK .bedrm. apt.
aEn. asiis May HE u 471ss Ssa52 5u mo; s7nSs ns.
1884 sTRATHMoRE ST., Bethesda.
Md. Il blk. west of Wis. ave. at
, Leland st.l; | and 2 bedrms., $3.50
to $110. incl. utils. See janitor on
prem. =. n; FRY' 46o6 East-West
AWyss NLs O-foCos 80
ROCKVILLE, MD.-2-bedrm. apt. in
Phone PO. 2-6061. -25
COLLEGE PARK-Ideal location,
walking distance to Md. Univ. shop
ping center and transp.; / bedrm.,
lily. rm... .6nette, kit. and bath,
Ss4 so; 2 bedrms.. .$96. so; all ltils.
incl. 1926 s2 Knox I'd. UN. 4-:956 or
sILvER YI sPRING-New. 2-bedrm.
apts., all utilities. Sl10 sad Sl0j
May " j. Cali all WooDMooRt te AGENCY. aSeSSs
INC. JU. 9-5555 til 8 pm. Us
TAKOMA PARK, Md. 1914 Garland
aye.-Living room. bedroom, COM
range and refriserator; S72 so. in
0475: OIL. 4-3S77. -26
1900 31st ST, Mt Rainier, Md
bedrm. apt. Children accepted S94.
incl. al utils;- See MR.. ANTHONY or
TAKoMA PARK-Neat. 2 bedrms.,
liv. rm., bath, dinette. kit. fan,
washer; near bus and shopping CEN
ter; adults only; SS5. OIL. 6-79s0.
NEAR UPPER MARLBORO rms,
Nte' oLlA b0th' |tCCtIlC pDO
mo-: 2 apis. avail. Phone MA. T.
available in Rockville.
on busline. 400 E. Montgomery ave,
Rockville. Po. 2-2101, weekdays.
2 APTs.-one. 8 rms. and bath, Seat
Pleasant. all utils. furn.. S42. 80.
No. pets. Also, HyattsvilIe, high.ciass
blde.. detached. new cond.. S7o.
Near everything. ia. 9-7010.
BRIGHT, SPACIOUS o-bedrm. apt;
lge. liv; rm;;, lge. fully. equipped kit.
tile bath. 6 closets: in modern at
trac. bldg; of1-street parking; locker
space; fenced play yard; convenient
to shopping and transportation. All
utils. furn. 6124 41st ave. Hyatts-
vile. Available approx. May / Call
AP. 7-056S to see. -25
SUBURBAN APT. Sligo
Greek Park area. Silver Spring, Md.
Near elementary and high schools:
picture windows, parquet floors.
Venetian blinds. kitchen yentilator,
laundry and parking facilities. To
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) pm. JU. 5-1265 --25
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Call RE. 5-7443. -25
85l5 GREENWOOD AVE, So. 50
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All utils. Car parking. See mgr.
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Evening star., 1954-04-24

S. ARLINGTON
Avail. immed.: l and Q bedrms; $50
and sos, incl. utils.; cul-de-eac
street: conv. TO transp. IA. 7-7405.
Evening star., 1954-04-24
A PRESTIGE

Garden apt. project in Silver Spring,
Nd, can offer several delightful l.
bedroom apts. from $.7S per. mo-;
excel. rnl. sizes; hardwood floors;
spacious laundry and storage areas.
Res. mgr, Mr.. Mclaughlin, $500
Old Bladensburg I'd. (bet. Piney
Branch rd. and Carroll ave.). JU.
9.5SS7. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV, MA. S-2345.
Evening star., 1954-04-24
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK, Md, 5000 Roanoke
ave., . bedrms.. liv. rm. with fire.
apt. bldg; Storage space: Newly
redec;; S100; incl utils. Open Sat.
siIIEs anS sun spRiSis9,, ~; 75y1S p,vo7 wS5 St
window. dinette. kit. bath. All
have outside windows. Close to
lge.. shopping center and buses; $95.
incl; utils. Avail. immed. JU.
GREGORY ESTATES ApTs.-l bed
rm. from $66.5O to S6S.5O: 2 bed
rms, $75 to $S0;. utils. furn; chill
dren welcome. 7016 Greig st.. Seat
Pleasant Md. 10. S-2295. --26
SILVER SPRING--Modern 1-bedrm.
dry and storage iacil.: good transp;;
S75 up incl. utils.; adults: JU.
500 NEw HAMPSHIRE AVE. Art
101-Beaut. 2-bedrm. apt; newly
sss So Also avail snGDslns Ssdrm. ssa ssnts6 s6
rskoMa afa' iaeiS' PaRk. alalS; Ss MD.-1-bedToom
sendx sess With Patio 81 o utiIs iS5n ~
rxT.AHAseF ,.E. LAR. F.. J., ana - 0esTm s..
to schools and shopping center
63rd pl.. Defense hwy. 1888 Quincy
ppl;. PIP Rladsnsbu5s,, Nd. WA. 7-a72i
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm.. hedrm.,
din. rm.. kit. bath. scrn front
porch; garage; yard; auto. washer;
quite conven. neighborhood: S100
mo-. utils. incl. Call JU. S-1451.
APIS. AVAILABLE AT CoBUR TER,
500 Defense hwy. Bladensburg. Nd.
Next to schools and shopping center,
bus stop at door. WA. 7-276s. --25
Evening star., 1954-04-24
CAPITOL PLAZA
Bordering the beautiful Capitol Plaza
ground, offering the ultimate in apt.
living to qualified applicants.
EFFIcIENcIEs-FRoM S77.5O
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
/ 505 H ST. NV. MA. R-2345

MRS. YOUNG. Resident Manager
EX. 3-2536
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-28
SCOUT CAMP PRAISED


Eoitor, Inc citizen:
Hi Therel
Just arrived in camp here in the Keys and enjoy
it very much In fact this is my second trip here in
less than three weeks assistant scoutmaster of
troop $50 in Miami, and find It much more enjoyable
here on the Keys then in Miami
Our whole troop found the hospitality Of Mr.. and
Mrs. McKercher the caretakers the finest that we have
ever encountered. that troop that has ever
visited this camp, with me- that this is the finest
camp in Florida and I'm not just not kidding. The
facilities of the finest that have seen but
understand they could be better if the camp could get
the deed to this property, which is owned by the
state
have seen the plans for the new cabins which
will be erected and when the camp gets the property
This camp will have to offer to the Boy Scouts
than probably any other in the south. The camp It.
self is located in an ideal spot on West Summerland
Key, and could ask for more then to get the
Decd for it is the only thing holding back the
of this fine camp
Remembering Of course that the youth Of today
will make the leaders Of tomorrow, it is essential to
offer them facilities which will further the knowledge
experience, and training in scoutcraft
Remain
Scoutingly Yours
ROBERT GROVE, Asst.
Scoutmaster
Troop SS5 Miami
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-28

health dental otherwise, Of the general public or
any member or segment thereof in our opinion
this not matter of the public health It is strictly
within the realm Of individual and personal dental
heath and hygiene within each person to be free to
choose his course for himself and those for whom he is
responsible in the family relation To this field the
just powers OF the government do not extend'
There can hardly be any argument rs to the
soundness of that conclusion. any individual be-
iev that fuoridaton will be beneficial for his child
then why not administer it Is parentit is perfect
ly simple matter-and not devote time and energy to
trying to force others TO submit to the same treatment
against their viii.
Let me agree with Jim Cobb's idea that If his
doctor favOrs fuoridaton Of drinking water he should
MEDICINE thus disabuse his mind Of the idea that
group of people are trying to keep his boy from hav-
ing the benefits Of it.
Very Truly Yours
GUY CARLETON
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-28

Ear 10 The Ground ...... .....tas
Heite Agey, public relations
counsel for the Key West. Cuba fer.
~ operation had an interesting
aneedote to tell about 4 trip to Key
West several years ago.
II concerns the neyer-say-die at.
tituds of the ConcAs during the
dark days Of the depression after
the IS hurricane had washed Out
the railroad and the p and o peo.
PIE had pulled up stakes.
Only hope Of the tourist business
being revived here Ley In the con
stFuctioA Of the Overseas Highway
then merely Z dream.
With The town virtually cut OF
from the rest Of Florida and bust.
meas On the skids, Il would be
enough 70 make most folks throw
Ia the towel and resign themselves
b EeiAg On relief.
But, Agey said, not % for the
COnehs.
Fresh out q school, he was hav.
ing . rough time Of 1t, himself
Experienced ntwspApefmen were
having 1 tough time finding jobs
and he ended up selling adveYtis.
lag for 4 tourist magazine and !
swing around the state brought
him 70 Key West.
Agty had slight hope Of selling
many ads.
Bat when he started pounding
the pavement and contracting mer-
chants he found an entirely unex.
peeted reaction. Ihey bought ads.
He sold several thousand dollars
worth.
Remember, this was in 4 travel
magazine. And travellers had no
way q reaching Key West.
But, the merchants realized the
value Of keeping the name Of Key
West in front Of The people. in
other words they Rad faith In the
future, no matter II the present did
look dark.
Agey said that he even sold an
I'd to Z furniture store. Seemed
odd because tourists usually don't
buy furniture.
But Aeey explained that the own.
ef Of the store figured this way:
II he could do his BIT in promoting
the city II would mean that new
hotels and motels would be built.
And they would need furniture.
Makes sense, doesn't Il? oibaa2
Agey, happily, along with Key
Westers are able to look back at
those grim days and laughed al
them. He's gone on to become one
Of the nations top public relations
cOuAssloRs handling such accounts
as the Cuban Tourist Commission
and the City 1t Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-28

down Win Jones has Q unique
suggestion concerning a possiblo
use of the whirlpool bath the
high school football team has 10
soothe aching muscles. Jones said
it would be a wonderful receptacle
for about so gallons of chilau !.
Our recent diatribe against comic
books did not include the current
issues of Mad" and Panic.
They're real crazy A Duval
st. nightspot we know of has a
''cussing fund" Anyone overheard
using salty language is assessed
a 25-cent fine. Proceeds are being
saved for free bacchanal F.
Jack Delaney's suggestion that the
city sponsor q giant fish fry for
the public to mark the maiden
voyage of the City Of Key West,
was the best we heard. Every.
body's seen a parade and some
folks won't want to attend the
Ferry Ball" But everyone loves
a fish fry. Ray Knopp is Of the
opinion that tie carpenters union
win donate labor for building
tables, the restaurants would offer
their chefs and that lumber deal.
ers would kick in with materiali.
And Wen wager the charterboat.
men would come across with the
fish. And maybe Johnny West
would whip up some Of his famous
grouper chowder. Let's have q
fish fry.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-28
Anne Baxter
Stars In Film
Due At Strand

Against the spectacular and fas-
cinating background Of an Ameri-
can carnival company In Europe
is told the story of q postwar Ger
man girl and the three men who
loved her, cheated her and betray-
ed her, in Carnival Story" which
comes TO tho Strand Theater On
Sunday.
Filmed entirely in and around
Munich, Germany, with a first-rate
Hollywood cast topped BY Anne
Baxter, Steve Cochran, Lyle Bett-
ger and George Nader, this King
Bros. production is an unusual at
traction from several standpoints.
It marks the first time that 3 Hol.
lywood film unit has utilized an
American cast to tell a story a.
gainst the fascinating picturesque
backgrounds Of the Bavarian CAPT.
tai. Adding to the authenticity is Z
complete carnival, with attrae.
tons ranging from the worlds
strongest man and q bevy Of SEN
sation dancers to q high-diver who
somersaults from q 1lO-foot tower
into a six-foot tank Of naming Va.
ter.
Anne Baxter is said TO have her
finest starring role as the girl who
seeks refuge with the carnival and
experiences the drama behind the
ballyhoo and blazing lights which
the public never sees. Steve Coeh,
ran, as the spieler who loves but
leaves her, Lyle Bettger, Is the
high-diver, who catches her on the
rebound, and George Nader, as an
American magazine photographer
who offers her q final chance for
happiness, are all contributors 70
the daring and starkly emotional
story. Jay c. Flippen and Helene
Stanley top the supporting cast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-28
This Rock
Of Ours

compasses everything-even him.
self-a Love that recognizes God's
Universe.
No man can live q truly con-
structive life or can follow the
path of Christianity until he reall1.
es that he too, is a product Of
Gods Creation. He must be con.
fident = willing = faithful. Not Just
to others but to himself as well.
When we've learned to appreciate
our good points with 4 feeling Of
reverence and humility to God for
giving us these races, then we're
finally gaining strength which win
enable US to overthrow many Of
the evils which plague our daily
lives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-28

The enthusiastic support the
civilian pcpulaee gave TO the At.
lAntic Fleet Softball tournament
amazed Navy officials.
Thousands jammed the Navy's
Walker Field and they saw plenty
Of GOOD clean competition.
But the best spectacle Of the
tourney was not open to the pub
lie.
Il occurred Friday noon at the
IT. Taylor officers club when Dick
McEntee, Manager Of the victor
iouS Atlantic Fleet Submarine
Force entry was tossed off the end
Of The pier--into two feet Of water.
IT'S an old submarine tradition,
that Of marking special events by
dunking people.
Everytiine they get Z promo
ton, win an award--or get mar
ried, they are tossed over the
side. Pays 10 know how to swim.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-28

Editor The Citizen:
May please ask you to correct error which
appeared in the paper on Tuesday, August a. in re-
ference to story about the Juvenile Council meeting
In that story there was statement that Rabbi A.
Schwartz had deplored the immortality Of Of the
movies shown here.
am sorry that was misunderstood. Here Il ex-
actly what said, that from the stories hear in out
of town papers, about the horrible crimes youngsters
committing believe that from Of the pictures they
see in the movies they learn bad morals bad examples
Maybe better investigate to find out what kind Of
pictures they see here is shown here. And far
am really proud to say that 50 far have the greatest
respect for movies and all entertainment places
And. since we speak of youth and children, am
also proud to say that have fine class Of children
in our town of Key West which we can really be
proud of.
standing
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-28

ing a job of selling Key West all
the way" said Levitt +. Clint
Giese is due in town any day. He's
the photographer And famed
Life magazine and free-lance lens.
man PHILIPPE Halsman is at the
Casa Marina with his wife and
three daughters. He's the fellow
you'll remember, who did that
classic series for Life on the Hol.
lywoOd beauties. And, we believe
he has q book coming out shortly.
More, later Il we can pin him
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-28

Development Of the Keys i pro.
crossing slowly but surely, coun-
y Tax Assessor Claude CandolbO
said today, with every indicator
that postwar Improvements alonr
the Keys VIII assume considerable
magazine. "All up and down the
Keys you see some Improvement,
either recently completed O. undef
way" Mr.. GahdoIfo said.