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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-17

PIPE--Galv.. black. copper, cast iron
cut-thread fixtures BLOCKS. 1746
Lee hwy. IA. $4,000.
POCKET and billiard table supplies,
poker tables and game equipment
table tennis tables and accessories.
CONN BILLIARD AND BOWLING
SUPPLY CO.. $40 9th st NV, DI
PUMPS-We have the lump on
pumps. All sizes In stock: $3.50 up
Motors repaired. ELECTRIC EQUIP
NEWT CO: n473 Sherman ave: NV.
RADIO XMTR - Power supply, re-
actor 1880 CT, 800 MA. Cab.
24x37 in. on wheels, etc; S125 or
best offer Will trade for Hi-Fi or
REFRIGERHTORs. used: large as.
sortment from $40 up; some with
I-year guarantee; time payments
FREDERICK's. 1905 l4th st. NV.
oil coal Too S u HeME t sPoVE. ISL
18th st. NV. MA. S-S952.
REFRIGERATOR, GE 8 GU. IT,.
with 2 crispers and butter condi-
toner, 500. Bendix Economat
washer, 500. XII. S-0229. --1S
REFRIGERATORS used: rent or buy
So mo-; full guarantee DOWD'S.
EN-. 2-f300. 441S Conn. ave.
REFRIGERATOR, Admiral, Ecu. 1T. =,
1851 model; like new; SS5. 10.
REFER. 1851 Hotpoint. 1ols-cu..it.,
like new. reasonable. 10. :}-dS63.
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FUR COATS

FUR GOATS
$50 UNCLAIMED FUR
COATS, CAPES, AND
JACKETS OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION BEING
SOLD FOR STORAGE
CHARGES. ACT NOW
BASKIN FRS.
COR. 9th AND G NV.
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GLASS TOPS

GLASS TOPS
F1ee estimates. After 8 pm. RA. g.
12a0 -l9
HEATERS. new, used repairs: tHas
oil. coal. woodl ACME STOVE In1I
IN s. nv Ma. s-sa52
lRONRR, 1854 Hotpoint; practically
new. New. Sis; sacrifice. $50
cash UN 4-SO1a is
LIVING ROOM SUITE--3-piece. with
slip covers twin beds; end tables
Ia S-kAaI aiter . d N
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PIANO-STETNWAY

Lovely grand piano. style M. II.
2 in. excellent condition; 81 800
La. 6-23S3 Sunday and ewes. to
pm. 20
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALR

P1ANOS--Afidwinter sale Of spinets.
consoles and .grands. New, floor
samples and rebuilt. Everything re.
duced. TO make real bargains. Long,
easy terms. MUSIC SALES CORP.
Pii2SSos FOR ~RENT-Latest model
spinet pianos; So per mo. Inyesti-
gate our famous RENTAL-PUR-
CHASE plan. KITS. 1880 @ st..
PLANO, spinet; new, mahogany; only
full keyboard; 10-yesr factory guar.
antee: bench to match free. Com
pare and save at RATNER'S MUSIC
STORE. 736 18th st. NV.
PIANO. spinet; new. blond: only S475:
greatly reduced from $675; full key
& bench to match free Compare and
save Ct. RATNER'S MUSIC STORE
736 18th st. NV.
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"Don't worry, Mr.. Wump, ri find that let
ter even If Hysteria has to uOrite it oUer ogainw
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

DINING ROOM SUITE. Duncan Phyfe
exten. table with custom made pad.
china closet. buffet. server, 6 chairs,
mahoR., good quality; 500. ED.
9-5571 Ia
DIN. RIM. SUITE-10-pc. solid wal
with inlaid decorations: very good
condition; orig. ST. 500: asking $500
or best offer; must be seen TO be
appreciated. JU. 5-7517.
FILE CABINETS
SPEC. PURCHASE. s. GOVT.
100 Adj. legal letter size wood
Remington Rand: like-new cond. ;
Sl3.95 and up. 5-dr. legal. $3.50
100 4-dr. steel flles, S17.50 and up.
Free delivery and parking
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP.
$50 N. Y. AVE. NV. lis
FOAM RUBBER, 3Ox78 mattress.
$25. Large sheets. 90c Id. J. H.
GICHNER, 2513 M st. NV.
FREEZER - Amana upright home
freezer. % cubic IT.; years old:
like new; will sacrifice. Owner leav-
ing town. HO. 2-6139. -19
FUR COAT-Siiver muskrat. sacri-
fee. going South. $75. DE. 2-30s9.
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FOR RENT

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 E st
NV MA S-4Q94.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ANTIQUE CHINA. furniture. full con.
tents or odd pieces refgrS. stoves
S E. FURN CO. 2iO TIN 1t So
Ii. 6-05St
ANTIQUES WANTED
Silverware any cond.; jewelry. brio
a-brac. 1888 Wis. ave. D. KRUP-
SAW MILESTONE. NO. 10000.
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TV. CONSOLE, Ain: luggage trailer:
dehumidtfler. sun lamp, fir. model
Hicock 2SSx gen.. heath scope; rec.
changer; nv ant: reas. JU. 5-4S6S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; new Coro-
mas. $50 CENTRAL, TYPEWRITER
q ADDING MACHINE CO. "019
14th ST NV. 81
TYPEWRITERS. port. NEW Rem
Royal, Smith-C Corona. Und., Olympia ;
Tree. home dem. 1,50 wk. DI =
practically new.
Smith-Corona. with tabulator. port
able; used a few times: sacrifice,
500. DU. 7-6500. 1880 r st. NV.
CLEANERS-All types an
makes, used cleaners. Lowest prices
anywhere. Largest stock in D. C.
Save money. time. effort. See us
first TOPS VACUUM STORE, 7O5
!th st. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
WASHER. wringer; used | year;
cost $50. Sell $50. JE. 3-ssSs.
WASHER. Kenmore, wringer type;
excellent condition; $50. 10. 2-0402.
WASHING MACHINE, perfect condi-
ton; l ". old: sos cash. tn.
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore. 1850.
wringer type; needs new gear case:
best offer. APP. 7-5915. is
WINE JUGS LIVERA ITALIAN
KITCHEN. 1914 L st. NV, ME.
S-7136. -22
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YOUNG LADIES

Under "a Cir. sales; Calf. ard re-
turn; tranSp furn.; no eXper. need
ed. We train YOU; earn $3.50 no. Up
COMM guaranteed drawing acct.
MP CENTERS, Cairo hotel, Que at
18th st. NV. ly' :
YOUNG WOMAN, for sheet music
dept; knowledge OF music necessary:
See Mr.. Dixon, JORDAN'S, corner OF
18th and G SITS. NV. FL
NOMEN-bet. the ages 1850, carry
dishes Of the floor. counter work
salad making. cashiering and food
checking; Pleasant working cond. :;
NAL CAFETERIA, 1882 Conn. ave.
Young WOMAN. age 10 to %; to
answer telephore and 90 genera!
ufice work: no experience necessary;
SIS per week to start, salary based
on a 6-day week. Apply in person,
ASSOCIATED THEVISION REPAIR
ING CO.. 1860 Columbia Id. NV.
APPOINTMENT GIRL RECEPTION
IST; experienced in handling pub
lie; 500 to start for 6-day week.
LOUIS CREATIVE HAIR DRESSERS,
1910 Eye St. NV. IL
500 MONTHLY for wearing lovely
dresses given to you as bonus. just
show Fashion Frocks to friends. No
canvRsSing, investment or expert
ence necessary. FASHION FROCKS,
ExP Gsi FENCED o SALES HELP HELP .or
Sale. sELMA's GOWNS. co. 5-3734.
OPPORTUNITY-Full or part time;
Mr.. CAMERON. or. 1905. 10 to to
IL am. only. or ewes. to z.
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE. rooming house: janitor-
chauffeur. full time; wife. part time.
Recent refs. AID. 2-9296. --25
COUPLE, white. Husband employed.
wife to manage small apt. house,
in exchange for desirable 1st-fl. apt
Refs. ia. g-16S0.
RECREATIONAL WORKER. prefer
ably one with musical Skills, State
educ and exper. Box 416-E. Star
qualified dance teachers. full or
part time, with or without expert
ence. Rapid advancement to execu-
tive positions. Applicants must have
natural dancing ability; must be
personable and intelligent. Apply
aiter l pm. DALE DANCE STU
olOe. 10 14th ct. NV. LIZ
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TELEVISION SALE
Washington'S Birthday
values on floor samples,
demonstrators; repossessed and
trade-ins; all in good operating
condition.
10 and IL in. Trade-ins from SIT
l"-in. Du Mont with FM Radio S37
l1-in. Admiral:
Reg. S1Sa.95. now S67
l1-in, famous console with doors
Reg. S3l9.95 now $50
lin Famous TV With Matrhinc
Base. Reg. S349.95. now S97
NEW 1854 TV
In Factory-sea ed Cartons
l1-in, Westinghouse.
Req. sl9g.",. now Sl",1
lin Phi'cO Console
Reg. S39a9a, now SlS1
2l-in. Capehart Console
Reg. S34a.95, now S227
2l-in. 3-way Comb. TV RCA
Res. $3.50, now 1857
Full DR.. 3-way Comb. Philco TV
Reg. S469 .95. now SGT
Reg. S429a5. now S227
SLATTERY'S
1909 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. GAIL
500 Wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. 2-6666
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MY FRIEND JOHN
ATLAS
FURNITURE
921 G ST. NV.

WASHINGTON. D. C.
DI 7-3737. Open daily til z. Mon
days and THURSDAYS til o. Park
anywhere and MY FRIEND JOHN
will foot the bill
80 N. GLEBE RID,
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ANTTOTTES POTTGHT
ANTIQUES

bric-a-hrac. china, glass
ware. Oriental art objects, jewelry.
rugs, silverware. paintings, por-
traits; highest cash prices paid. Call
MURRAY TIA Q.3333
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Airline Reservationists

COLORED-TYPING. S4 wk.: I6-wk.
eve. course: free loan OF typewriter
for home practice: ABC and Gregg
ohortd. 1888 q st. NV. ma. 0-3269.
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OFF 18th ST.-,Lge. sRle. rm.. near
CO. 5-2967. ia
1924 MASS. AVE-, NV. downtown,
-Cozy sgle. rm.. near bath. Bus
passes door. SO week. IL
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black. copper. cast iron:
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. 1746
Lee hwy. IA. $500.
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54n1 KANS. AVE. -N.W.-Master he'd.
rm.. pvt. bath, 2 closets: cow. transp.:
breakfast. ldry. privils RA. 1888.
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ONN.-CATHDRAL AYES. VIC.
Attractive. end f., front; pvt. home:
$50 mo. Man. HO. 2-33O8. 10
81 COLO. AVE, attrac. twin bedrm.;
also sgles., next bath: shower; ph.,
ldry. privils. IA. 9-5799 after 8 pm.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25

LEWISBURG, Pa. R - FBI
agents and federal penitentiary
authorities today investigate the
death of William Walter Reming-
ton, convicted perjuror whose wife
was quoted as. saying he was
fatally injured by ''a couple Of
hoodlums who got all worked mp
by all the publicity about Commu-
nistS."
Remington, convicted of perjury
after denying he gave government
secrets to the Communists, died
in the Lewsburg penitentiary hos
pital yesterday of a skull fracture.
Prison officials said his head was
battered while ne slept Monday.
An emergency operation Tuesday
failed to save his life.
Two other convicts - identified
as George Junior Nc Coy, "a,
Grundy, Va, and Robert Carl
Parker, 21, Washington DC. =
were charged with murder in con-
nection with Remington's death.
Both men are serving time on auto
theft charges.
The probe of the attack on Rem
ington came as prison authorities
at Lewisburg prepared for the re-
lease Saturday of Alger Hiss, due
to be freed after serving 311 years
of perjury sentence also involv-
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25

Although the first US. fountain
pen patent was issued in 1880,
such pens were not condisered
practical until the 1SS0s.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
Contract Breach
Action Brought

ff
MONTREAL R,-French singer
Charles Trenet was out of jail
under $25, 900 bond today pending
hearings on $141, 900 breach of
contract suit brought against him
by a New York theatrical COM
pany.
The suit was filed by Hello
Paree Inc, producers of a revue
scheduled to open next month on
Broadway, when Trenet failed to
appear for road showings. The
singer was arrested Tuesday under
a Superior Court writ issued to
prevent his leaving the country.
The singer spent almost "a hours
In Jail before his manager.
Michel Leroy, was able to post the
bail. Trenet has said he viii file
q $250,0O0 countersuit against the
company. He maintains the con-
tract he signed with Hello Paree
Inc. Is invalid because Actors
Equity Assn. of New York did not
approve the theater appearance.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
Confession Is
In Record In
Murder Trial

INDIANAPOLIS R-One of Vic
tor Lively's repudiated confessions
was in the record today as his
trial for first degree murder in
the dresser drawer killing of Doro-
thy Poore recessed for the Thanks
giving holiday.
The trial viii be resumed tomor-
row. The state, seeking the death
penalty, is expected to move then
for admittance of a second state
ment admitting the killing of the
1S-year.old Clinton, Ind, high
school graduate.
The stocky, 25.year-old Texan
was on the stand yesterday during
a three-hour fight by his counsel to
block admittance of a statement
he gave to officers at the time Of
his arrest. The jury was excused
during this argument.
Sampler, contended that Lively
was under mental duress'' at the
time he gave the statement in
Missouri.
Lively admitted that no physical
force was used. However, he said
Capt. Robert Newbold of the sher-
iff's office at Clayton, Mo-, slapped
blackjack against his own hand
and said, Il never whipped any
body, but ! could get rough. if l
had to-"
Lively also said he had not been
informed that he could remain
silent if he wished. He said he
had read the confession but
didn't understand it." He added
II was scared.
Newbold testified that he never
had owned blackjack and that
Lively was not threatened.
Lively was in public view at all
times" Newbold said. News
papermen, photographers, secre-
taries - the whole staff was
there"
In the Indiana confession. still
to be brought up in court, Lively
admitted that he killed the girl
after she resisted his attempts to
rape her.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
Globe Will Be
Really Loaded
By The Year 1880

CHICAGO R-The worlds popu-
lation, now somewhat in excess Of
2a billion persons, might reach
four billion BY 1880, says John D..
Durand, acting director of the
Population Division Of the United
Nations.
However, Durand last night
spoke Of the difficulties Of making
world population estimates, and
said the 1880 total might be as
small as 3.S billion persons. He
said sudden changes in birth rate,
improved medical care, wars,
famines, and pestilence can bring
drastic shifts in population trends.
Durand estimated the United
States win have a population Of
about 200 million in 1880. He spoke
at the University Of Chicago.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
Church Ceremony
.Unites Actress,
Popular Singer

HOLLYWOOD R-Actress Pier
Angel and singer Vic Damone,
married in the presence of 600
guests including many film lumi-
naries, chose Las Vegas, New, for
Thanksgiving Day honeymoon.
The 26-year-old bridegroom has
two weeks singing engagement
beginning Dec. I in Las Vegas.
Damone and Miss Angel, 22,
were married yesterday by the
Rev. William O'Shea in double
ring ceremony at st. Timothy's
Catholic Church.
The radiant bride, wearing white
silk chiffon over white crepe, was
attended by her twin sister, Maris-
sa Payan, as maid Of honor.
Bo Roos Jr., film stars busi-
ness manager, was best man.
Ushers included Tony Martin, Rob-
ert Sterling, Dean Martin and pro-
ducer Joe Pasternak.
After the low nuptial mass, Miss
Angel walked to statue of the
Blessed Virgin and placed small
sprig of lilies of the valley before
it, then knelt in prayer, following
an Italian bridal custom.
Her mother, Mrs. Enrica Pier
ANGEL, wept some during the mass
and so did Damone's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rocco Farinola of New
York City.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
Death Follows Attack In Pen

ing denials he gave government
secrets to the Reds.
Acting Warden Fred T. Wilkin-
son said no prisoner demonstra-
tons had been caused by the an
proach of Hiss release and prison
officials issued terse mo COM
ment" reply to statements that
Remington's death had been
caused by anti Red feeling among
the penitentiary's inmates.
However, Remingtons second
wife was quoted as telling the New
York Post her husband was at.
tackled by ga couple of hoodlums
who got all worked up by all the
publicity about Communists"
She quoted Wilkinson as TELLING
her, though that "the attack an.
peared completely unprovoked and
was an impersonal thing"
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
Mail Fayoring McC 5
Censure Show Marked Growth

questioning Brig. Gen. Ralph W.
wicker at one-man hearing had
Deen "inexcusable" and .srepre-
hensible.'
Other mail checks brought these
responses from senator's or their
assistants:
Sen. Purtell (R-Conn)-mail ran
about 100 to 4 for Mccarthy right
after the censure committee filed
Its report, but since the middle of
last week 1t has been about even
ly divided.
Sen. Ives (R-NY)-mail now ais
running strongly against McCar-
tny" while earlier it had been in
McCarthy's favor on the censure
issue.
Sen. Lehman (D-Lib-NY)-re-
ported like switch, and that
practically all'' mail now sup
ports censure.
Sen. Holland (D-Fla)-man at
nrst was overwhelmingly pro-Mc-
Cartny but now, while a majority
sun backs Mccarthy, sit is swing
ing way away from the first
trend"
Sen. Eastland (D-Miss)-no no.
uceable change, "still mostly pro-
Mccarthy" mail.
Sen. Hennings (D-Mo)-maiI at
first was Overwhelmingly pro-
Mccarthy, with most Of il COM
ing from outside the state. Now
more is coming from Missouri and
is strongly anti-McCarth /"
Sen. jackson (D-Wash) )-mail is
now about evenly divided while.
at the outset, it had been mostly
against censure.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
Mrs. MacManus
Gets Allowance

SANTA MONICA, Calf. W-The
widow of the late cartoonist George
McManus was granted a $4,000
monthly allowance from his estate
in q court order signed Tuesday.
The court approved q petition
filed by guardians appointed for
Mrs. Florence McManus. They
said expenses for the household
staff are $1,15o a month, plus $3.50
monthly medical care; 500 for
food, household supplies and car
upkeep, and $500 a month for in
cidentals.
McManus died Oct. n. His es-
tate will exceed one million
dollars.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
Driver Appeals
To Wrong Men

LOS ANGELES R-Fernando
Pena's automobile bumped the
rear of another car, lightly, last
night.
Pena hoped out, walked to the
other driver and said: "Please
don't call the cops. ] can't stand
the heat"
The two men in the other car
were Vice Squad Officers r. r.
Brunelle and l.. E. Ferguson.
After finding some checks in a
search of Pena's car they booked
Pena, 22, and his companion, Miss
Dolores Gladis, "a, on suspicion Of
forgery.
They then went to an address
supplied by Pena, found a check
writing machine which had been
stolen from bar last September
and booked Lillian Yepis, AZ. on
suspicion of burglary.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25

There are about 2I2 million wild
overs in the United States.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
By JOHN CHADWICK

WASHINGTON R-The offices
Of several senators said today that
in the last week the mail they
have received in favor Of censur-
ing Sen. Mccarthy (R-Wis) has
shown a marked increase.
"a noticeable shift has oc-
cured" said an aide Of Sen. Ku-
chel (R-Calif), who has not COM
mitted himself on the censure is
sure. Until about a week ago, the
aide said, the bulk of Kuchel's
mail was s'heavily pro-McCarthy. :"
Several other senators Of vary
Ing opinions on the censure issue
were likewise reported getting
more mail opposed to McCarthy's
case, although in some instances
the overall ratio was listed as still
IN McCarthy's favor or about
evenly divided.
On the other hand an aide to
Sen. Jenner (R-Ind) said the sena-
tors mail was 100 to / against
censure and had shown no change.
Jenner is a Mccarthy supporter.
The Senate's debate on the pro-
posed censure of Mccarthy, unan-
imcusly recommended by a spe-
cial committee of three Republi-
cans and three Democrats, began
Nov. 3 but was recessed a week
ago until Nov. % after Mccarthy
went to 4 hospital for treatment
Of an injured elbow.
Whether Mccarthy. will be on
hand when the Senate reassembles
Monday is not known for sure.
The latest report from the nearby
Bethesda, Nd, Naval Hospital
where he is receiving treatment
was that he Is showing continued
improvement.
The office Of Sen Watkins (R-
Utah) chairman of the special
committee that recommended CEN
sure said that his mail, up to the
start Of the censure debate, had
been "preponderately'' pro-McCar-
thy but that q gradual shift set in
as the debate progressed. Now,
his office said his mail is running
about 10 to l in favor of the special
committees censure recommends
tions.
The committee recommended
censure on grounds "a that Nc
Carthy had failed to cooperate
with, and abused members of, a
Senate Elections subcommittee
that probed his finances in 1851
81, and (2) that his conduct in
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
Montgomery
Says Bad Boys
Need Beatings

NEW YORK R - What modern
education needs is more of the
old-fashioned cane, says Field
Marshal Viscount Montgomery.
The noted British military leader
says he ought to know: 81 was
well beaten myself, and I am the
better for It,"
Speaking at Columbia Universe
ty, Montgomery asserted Tuesday
night that more corporal punish.
ment for unruly boys in schools
would help stop 'the flow of hooli-
gans and criminals into the world. .
He added:
"A boy cannot be expected to
imagine intellectually the misery
and pain he has the power of in
flicting on other people; he has
no experience, no imaginative ca
pacity to enable him to do So"
As his audience of schoolmen
nrSt responded with laughter and
then with applause, Montgomery
continued?
"A good beating with a.cane can
have remarkable sense of awak-
ening on the mind and conscience
of boy.
''Not to administer such chas-
tisement in bad cases is in effect
a sort of cruel neglect-cruel to
the child and cruel to society,""
But Montgomery hastened to
add this qualification:
I'm for beating the bad boys
not the girls"
The famous World War II gen.
eral, now deputy supreme COM
mander of the North Atlantic trea-
ty Organization, received an hon
orary degree from Columbia and
then spoke before some 1,5OO edu-
Gators.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
Zanuck Will
Ration Marilyn

LONDON R-Darryl F. Zanuck
says he is going to start rationing
Marilyn Monroe to her palpitating
public.
Arriving in London last night,
the 20th Century-Fox production
chief explained to reporters:
There has been SO much talk
about Marilyn Monroe that there
now is a danger that women
moviegoers win say so she makes
men excited - enough of her.
I'm the future she viii make
only two films a year and there
will not be so many photographs
of her sent around"
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
Minister Dies
Preaching Love

NORTHPORT, Mich. R-A visit
ing Methodist minister suffered a
heart attack and died last night
after preaching a Thanksgiving
sermon at a joint service of Prot
estant churches in Northport.
The Rev. Amos Kahgee's last
words were:
I'VE should all love each other"
The Rev. Mr.. Kahgee, 66, was
assigned to Indian missions In
Michigan. He was introduced at
the service in the Congregational
church here as a descendant of
Indians who met the Pilgrim
fathers when they landed from the
:Mayflower.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
THIEVES APOLOGIZE

DENVER R-A pair of apollo
getic bandits robbed a Denver
liquor store of $133 Thanksgiving
eve.
Sorry to do this" one of the
gunmen told owner Louis Burg.
But we're out of work and need
the money. Wen pay it back when
we get a job"
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-25
DAYTONA PRESS
OUT OF ACTION

DAYToNA BEACH B - The
press power unit burned out early
Wed. as the Daytona Beach Morn.
ing Journal was being printed and
the papers nearly 1900 copies
we're run off on the presses cf
the Orlando Sentinel Star
Production at the plant, where
Daytona Beach Evening News also
is published, is expected to re-
sumo Friday.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-03-15
Montana Farmer-Stockman
March IS, Vol. Al, No. ID

Published twice month on the 1st and
18th by The Montana Farmer, Inc,
Great Falls, Mont. Subscription price
is So for five years, So for three years,
81 for one year; Canadian, one year, So.
Entered as second class matter at the
Postoffice at Great Falls,
Mont, under act of March 3, ae@sssHHsssD
1879. EraSO