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Evening star., 1954-11-14
Program and HqhIights for Friday, November 10

11:OO, WRC (O-Home: Dis
cussion Of the capsule
house."
500, WMAL (D-ozzis and
Harriet: The family attends
a come-as-you-are party.
$500, WRC (D-Jack Carson
Show: The star goes to his
San Fernando Valley ranch
to entertain omedian
George Gobel.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Life of Riley:
William Bendix changes his
luck after consulting an ex-
pert on numerology.
900, WTOP (s)-Playhouse
of Stars: A Texas ranger
searches for q troublemaker,
In "The Long Trail" star
ring Anthony Quinn.
$500, WTTG (5)-The Strang-
er:: A police officer tries to
save his brother from the
electric chair, in Corpus
Delecti," starring Edward
BinnS.
$3.50, WTOP t9)-our Miss
Brooks: Eve Arden tries to
wrangle herself an invita-
ton to Thanksgiving dinner.
$3.50, WMAL (T-The Wise:
Margaret Rawlings stars in
"The Secret Place." the dra-
ma of q search for love let
ters that leads to hatred
and violence.
10000, WRC (D-Cavalcade of
Sports: Middleweights VIII
lie Troy and Floyd Patter-
son.
1880, WTTG (5)-Royal Thea
ter: A girl and a parrot be-
tray a killer, in Polly" star
ring Cora Witherspoon.
1880, WMAL (7) - Where
Were You?:: Quiz show pre-
mieres with Ken Murray as
host.
Evening star., 1954-11-14

g.
$50. Wky, DAk and YaE Billy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1s4e club sedan; beauti:
full 2-tone green finish; equipped
With 7: and b.; 2 real bsrGain N
YoN-PECK !Chevrolet). 1888 VII
cpen III ESQ p.m va close: ed sunday sSSa.
PONTIAC .ss s,cyl; o s-door; heater.
sac; leaving town. 10. 9-916S;
PONTIAC '52 super de luxe "s" Cat
Hydra-Matic, many other extras.
This Is q clean 1-owner car sold and
serviced BY US since new; 81 1876.
II. J. BROWN PONTIAC. INC. 1850
p WilsSn Sly "a, AL, Va. "a. 2.65 .!S,;;
4-dr.; orig. black finish; fully equip. ;
He5'BEd RoWN poS SThsE fsF 1880 1880
PONTIAC I'D con- eonv; ~; iii "a mo aS?0T (
and h.; twin spots; good paint;
excel cond. Avail. FEB. IL. XII.
PcNTTiiAc '5s chieftain de luxe &C s,cyl.
h.. factory ofiicial car; very low
mileage; carries new-car title and
guarantee also incl. our famous
es u.s. 0a ARcAp e P e fac
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. $500:
also n 1890 14th st; NV. RIA. 3-9670.
condition; radio; IS mi. per gal,
, $475; 10; 8:9596. 90
kENAULT '52 late model 4-dr.; radio,
heater. turn signals; economical
transp., up to So mi. per gal. Only
$Sg6; Indoor showroom, NASH
brtgde In Arl., Va, ia. 5000. 30
STUDEBAKER 81 Starlight coupe;
auto. dr.; all accessories; excel
c9nd;: $685. or best offer. KE. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 1852 chieftain "s" d,
and h.; 1900 actual miles; beayti.
iul ice-sreen nnish. green ieathsl
i1tsly same Is b s in ever .a,,
ssed: 81 n u.s. p B Ell MoTcRs, DsSit
Pontiac 81 chieftain de luxe 2,
door sedan; dark green. Hydra,
and h, cemplstelS recond,; 81 :S45
AVE- Rp A atS7 s s4ESni l4 &
PONTIAC '63 Chleftain De luxe g.
cyl 4-door sedan; black. Hydra.
r. and h.: owned by well-knowl
local businessman: driven less thar
5000 miles; $2,395. ARCADE
zs9sSsg5Ac 1ss7 s tFspt 18th ii n ~ Ap
F 81 is,eee? 81 chi.ft.,n q. lux. 8.
cyl. 4-door sedan; black. Hydra.
r.. and h.; one-owner car, equip
with our famous span-O-Ltfe bat.
tesy Ct no sxtra charge; $1.395
nS a. s5ooc Also 1sS7 s 1Ts5nf Ill &
PONTTiixxCt f 'z6 sport convertible; fac
tory blue finish; good top, tan leather
upholstery. hke.new WV: tires
snappiest car in town; an all-seasor
special p,; 81 dc Tyo;,S 1g;49 per month"; mo
aane Ra1s' Williams HI Sc ch asHfle q
CO., INC. 1889 East.West hwy.
silver Spring, Nd. .JU. 9-S003
1929 So. ave.. Wheaton. Nd. 10
PONTIAC 1852 Chieftain "S" clul
sedan; beautiful 2-tone blue I'M
ish; r. and h., custom covers; dual
range Hydra. drive. Wv. tires, etc
beauty on wheels. traded on I
new '54 Mercury; ! owner. A ter
s SinG yasue; ~ ;6SS: MONTGOMERY
37l5 Bladensburg I'd. AP. 1890.
PONTIAC ~ 4-dr.; r. and h.; writer
guarantee; $305. ALEXANDRIA
NASH. 1706 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex.
Va. X. 9:233O; ewes. til 8 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-29
AuToMoDlLEs roR SALE

PREFECr 1898 4-dr. sedan: s 90,
p MTst nno s515s RAISER WHY'S.
NC $685. WIS; VS. ave. fat wesSsSsrn
sSuS11aso0sc; Can Ti' 81. Si5oS. Ext ~ SS7'
r e Iiess H''i issi convertible. sa'
sSs nsT seat sGHsrsh "a" %ssSe
s :San 1885 mi i90ssl .1sO. sresSe
pEi aYhM so5SHxai' 1851 1851 4-dr. sed.; $4,000
mi; new s sssx mech; pert. s shSwr roo.
f apPMs.6G sS1 80 4ST. spe ss1 ds luxe luxe
r.. h.. sun visor. almost-new tires;
JOR ANDERSON. XII. 9-O233. II
PLYMOUTH AZ Special de luxe club
coupe; Harvard maroon; RADIO
heater heater am%nS appearance NasH ss1 SSS
Bridge in Ari.. va. ia. $1,000. 20
PLYMOUTH AZ spec. de luxe 2-dr.:
q good clean car: r.. b., seat covers;
TORS, 500 R. I. ave. me-. DE
PLYMOUTH '52 cranbrook 4-dr.: r,
and h., low mileage, ST., 146. WIS
SINGER CHEVROLET CO.. Seven
Corners, Falls Church. Va. JE. 2
|PLI1YMaoUTH 1851 Cambridge 4-doori
sSsB. Dftv YER MoFSoR Co. Dodge:
"a. ave. NV. I'd. 10000. Open til
Ip..YR&i 6 1861 cranbrook .4-doo,
S045. BREWER MOTORS, gill Wis
ave. NV. wo. 6-55sl. Open suns
PLYMOUTH 80 2-door; heater. seat
condition throughout; worth while
guarantee: especially priced ct S695
WHEELER, INC, Chrysler Plymouth
GEM. 3-470S), 1900 Wisconsin ave
PLYMOUTH 1854 Suburban; car has
20 miles. viii sell this week end
$1.995: 1896 down. finance balance
up to 80 mos. to responsible person
at local bank. Five others TO choose
from. These cars absolutely new
Laurel e22 for further information
PLYMOUTH 1887; p. C. tags; best
PLYMOUTH 1859 Cranbrook clut
% SSSge ee.m ana Black BIZ Os GT mmac
interior; car absolutely same as new
appreciated. s1,995: BELL ILL MoToRs
PiY%o T.Fi is4e Special &c luxe elul
coupe; r.. and h., seat covers. low
mileage, / owner; original green nm
ish like new; immac. interior re-
fleets excel. care car has had; posi-
lively same as new IN every way
deposit. S695. BELL MOTORS. 501(
Pontiac 1850 2-dr.: Hydra Matte
full equipment. ! owner, immacu;
l casn: $aSg; f W6 DsPs S2SiAc ASS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-29
AUTOMOBILES foR SALE

hp. z.dr. s sedan; oDR tone. uitrsmasis
driven P0TsS mos. or: $500 miles! saa cost
So, 400; pvt. owner must sell ct once
make Axe. me an Offer. H. PIPER ~
Px 1sxsi;D 40 de luxe 4-dr.; orig.
ped. winteriSed. cd and T. and b..
Wv, tires: one . oTneT; :, low va m nsn
S Sse down THi pSa T,ss soy cAPtToL fAcK-
ARD. 92S philadelphia ave.. 6: g."
Nd. %. a:S9o4. s,..,.,.. I2 e..
az pels. ,es ssi Must SELL Make best ger
PACKARD 1e4s 4:dr.; orig. finishs;
tires. Wintsrized. Full price 1898.
Terms to at your budget. CAPITOL
PACKARD, 928 Philadelphia ave-,
s. s., Nd, JU. $1,000. 20
tires; owner; sss5. AP. 7-75s4.
PLYMOUTH 81 sedan; new tires. new
plastic seat covers, excellent condt-
ton. equipped. $685.. ov. S-8044.
rfEzYsSMiouTH Al de luxe s-dr.; black;
T. a sf B. p Fpn ISIS sS11s' private s gym
PIYMoTHiiH ia4s Special de luxe 4
dr.; black; :. and b.; "A, 900 mi: /;
% nfRsCns 5os SEPsL' * e. ss4iso, sxt.
2277; ewes, "a: 9-0653; 81
PLYMOUTH 1851 Cranbrook club
9sSsd or n 1do Rc Sedn must sacre
only SriSe SSsS5: 7" trade and terms OHIO
WILLIAMS BUICK. r. ]. ave; 1t
r22 9ia 81 Z i. Isl club cp..: royal Sius;
term terms DFi'Ws oE SEe'' M $50 fA0 iesa
Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. S-0 IA
PLYMOUTH ~ y. 6 club; heater +. ,;.i iisnt
mile Warranty. si,oS5. NoRTHEAsT
MOTOR CO; tForSSl},, 400 Bennins
PLYMoUTH 80 club coupe: T., h,
S sisnsl 1880 s % $685. 02e
1855; Sun: or EVENINGS after g.. a.
81 .oS5. RACINE MOTOR Co. NC.
300 N. 10th ST., Arl.. Va. IA;
7-5443. Open ewes. til 8. sun; 10
PTiSY&SioyrHs '5s 4-dr. cranbrooks;
and over-dr. All equipped with
sc. and turn signals. 1000 to
|, 5000 miles. Trade-ins accepted.
Ali cars guaranteed. RACINE MO-
TOR CO., INC, 300 N, 10th ST.,
Arl., Va. IA. 7-5443. Open ewes.
It'll 9, Sun. 10 to 8. 81.
PLYMOUTH 1858 Cranbrook 4-dr.
sedan: almost new; $500 mi. Fully
equip. o2S etone: $1.65o. or best ef,er'
PLYMOUTH 1853 ex-cab; pvt. own
s., excel TfH o. eSns used little; $500
PI9MoUTH '5s club coupe. Gran:
brook: very low mileage. cannot be
payment. GREENWAY MOTOR. 5000
MINI ave. ne. LU. 1856. 80
PLYMOUTH 1916 Special de luxe 4
dr.; blue. 1928 or best offer. Call
JU. S-2124 after pm. 80
PLYMOUTH 80 Cranbrook 4-door
large McPar heater. S-tube radio;
Mr.. DAVIS, WO. 6-5400. 81.
PLYMOUTH '49 cow; T: and h. This
Il r ssoo ssF; only $685. will .sade
PTGYMoUTH ~ spec. de luxe 4-dr.
heater; body in good cond., tires are
excel: 1925 or best o1er. Call Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-29
AUTOS FOR SAlE (cone.l

oLDsMoBILE 1853 80 2zdoor:, Hydr.
thr s1a n Gif o oWIe 81 very ssf low mic
s 1885, 'f PxGk sRos cn USED CA
FAIR" Wisconsin ave. and Ellicott
St NV. KE. 7-130s. Open eyes.
oLbsSM ioBIL 81 "es" convertible:
light gray; r. and b., new Wv.
$1,000 mile miles: s1.$SS. Wo:- s-$zz6..
oLDsMoBILE ~ 49,: DR.; orig. 27son s.
oETS S S0safS 1881 1887 s Wls de lux.
covers. very clean; l owner: safety
tested written guarantee; $1,1g5,;
PAUL BROS. USED CAR FA1R."
M KE sisos ave open sad e E'G III s.
OLDSMOBILE 1851 Super "es" 2-dr. {;
Hydra-Matic. r. and h.: light green;
IKE ao new; ,,,S sh1yro1 nTc,rG cSndit En
P9 sSS FL out Dealer gseS 6 SsSs'
o I2RsRM ii PFC 20 "es" 4-dr.; orig.
Eht blue I finish: Ian. and h. b: E ss.t g;
S 4S4sFfaaicp NEE ses0 1853 Wilson Slvd
oAhIbHsM xol Il $1l ~ Small "7e" 4-dr.
spotless gray; large heater, seat COW
ers; q guaranteed car; fully de luxe
equipped: $97 downaS S29.1i per
T 81 nsn sa Dr %f $SSz Ti evRse
LET CO., INC. 1889 East-West hwy.
1925 Ga. ave, Wheaton, Md, Lo.
Obs fElSs'''i5o "ss" .4-dr.;. r. and h..
finish. good condition; $500. HoYLE
M = p, s 4AssS;o l717 R. L ave ave
Obs ne R9' g. s"S $edr. sedan; r. and dS h..
cseDt dSy yyf ian no % STnsT d aoSn
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. r. I. ave
OF Obs 2Ct fs 81 n rs" 4-dr. sedan; fully
sSIip;. excel; cond;, ! owner; S1'5 N0
oGbbss .4 40. series "ss" sedanette
light green, HYDRA, T. and h.. in
excel: cond;; S795. ARCADE pom.
Jss also 1887 s4 I5Sn f4; e. :. R" az AD RA
Obs II 4-door sedan: perfect mo.
tor. very clean upholstery and paint
ET 1S6 tires excellent doT dspenSses
1il dasncing; WILLIAMS ,GAEyRo-
LET CO., INC. 1889 East West hwy,
Silver Spring. Nd. .JU. 9:S003;
1885 Ga. ave-. Wheaton, Nd 10
oE 1SS''i 1850 Holiday coupe; every
miieage E Sf,ssb: .THAcKER NO.
TORS, Finer. Used Cars. 18th and
oED5 H 'ts' .t HA "0- gao: r. and h..
s4sss sSB yellow down. vii Vim 9 s,si e
OBS rs 1851 1881 ~ss" 4-door: E H7a4..
miles; beautiful blue finish; inmac
interior; perfect In every detail;
written guarantee; low down pay
ment; S1.S95. BELL MOTORS. SOLO
wis. ave, WO. $4,000. 81
OLDS 81 series "SS" de luxe q
door sedan; equip with hhc 4 sn so h;
TIAC, 1897 Irving st.. NV. AID.
$780, oaea adsO $3.50 l4th st. NV
OLDs Il 6-cyl. 4-dr.; T. and h.. l
eTHeF ESe %oS sne sE1E ssan i4i7 4f I
ave. ne. DU. $4,000. 20
PACKARD 1858 800 series. fully
equipped. Car lists for over 81 100:
will sell this week end. 81. 1876; $685.
down, finance balance at local bank
Laurel 922 for further information.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

P0NTIAcs 1853 81! Chie 4nsia I'D! 4.Sr:
and seat covers, Hydra Matte. al
In excellent condition. best buy any
where; positively no trade-ins;
PONTIAC 1858 de luxe "s' 4-dr: !;
ST. sS'l 5 HsSsS '0lf o sfH ssfr. 4ss
poSTiScs less station aO Wagon: blue
with g sSt SgeT r.d stssr a5S n.at e
%ss DSs,sie i nov e's' os aS1
to choose from. FLOOD PONTIAC
PONTIAC '52 Chieftain .S" de luxe
4-door sedan: beautiful two-tone
green. radio. heater. dual range
.Etass N s.s e9 eondS SSys5s prcs
" %6 H. S iesH tr'f 49,, sSE%s
ave. NV, EN-. 3-0142. 80
PONTIAC so Chieftain ''s' station
wagon: full 8-passenger aM-metal
body, radio. heater. one owner, re-
esss t4sds ssrs s:rms WIS., WSrE re-
TORS, 1921 wisconsin ave. NV
P eN; H.C'f 1s47 4-dr. sedan; MAROON marc
finish Z and b; very clean through gh
QUIZ, D0OO. AA46En" WALL %. 4NN.,
S SSsb a VIZ; ave- Eat Western 1 eSySe'o'
PSNTlA!!sC:ss ASS! 1853 station wagon; oo &c
from; left over; never sold, s., 399
FLOOD PONTIAC. s4221 Connect
cut. WO. 6-S4Q0
PONTIAC 1850 Streamliner g 2-dooI
sedan; r, and h.; immacylate; mus
sell; need space, only $500. terms.
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK. r. !. ave
pso 8 fGse st. id P'e chieftain e" I Club
S Se4S. CARS CARS me- INC. 155 Fla. ave.
The Home Of Bargains. Pc
PONTIAC 1854 Chieftain 9 2-door;
fully equipped. driven 122 miles;
BERG AyTEo SALE SALES. I 1865 Wis. aye
P6 6Hi flc'S 1850 a-dr. sedanette; 7.
and h.. excel. throughout: $70b.
WO. 6-97SS. 1886 Wis. ave. NV.
PONTIAC 1862 2-dr. Chieftain "s,;
very clean. one owner; II ;29b;
Cars, 18th and r. I. me-. LA
Pontiac Pontiac 1851 4-dr. de luxe "s";
Wv. tires. hill holder, 2-tone gray;
low mileage. like new. orig. owner
| must sell, personal reasons; 81, 100
terms. CO. $3.50. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

WILLYS .'5l station wagon, original
finish heater: oxsGriye; Tire IKE e
finest na.S coaHditicn Pun I Fn,es s S1:
TORS. 1921 Wisconsin ave. NV.
EN-. 3-0142. -29
WHY'S 1850 station wagon: blue
finish, heater. overdrive; npe dual
pgEpose car; only .S795; KAIsERt7
Western ave.l, EN-. 2-8O03. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

+sTUDEBAKER 80 Champ. ADA ;:
green, !; and b.. overdrive; low mile.
can NJ. TyseT. sTEuART M "a r.
co. (NA. $4,000, 9th and n. Z.
s 1S5i aiSl 1850 Champion s-dr.
r. and h.. overdrive; owner: Nks
OHIO. WILLIAMS BUICK. r. /. ave
at 10th st. ne. 90
STUDEBAKER 1850 Commander 4.
DIR. sedan; r. and b.. .overdr.; darl
green finish; q real family car q
only $685.. BREWER MOTORS. Dill
Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 6-66S1
Open Sundays. 81
sTUDEBAKER 81 Commander Liant
Cruiser sedan; Z. and h.. oyerdrive
car No. 1854. Here's o real bargain
at .$s96! MONROE FORD; bSSs.
evenings till 8. 10. 6-7804.
STDDEBAKER 1862, Land Cruiser
4-dr. sedan; v-S motor. 4.97l miles;
to settle estate. c. c. KEIsER. Oh
2-4170.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

|SIUDEBAKER 80 Land Cruiser 4.
az a. C cHxaT. RADIO heater. WV tires
STUDEBAKER AZ Champion Regal
fins cond: Reduced. S3ss.,, ri.
ANGLE MOTORS. SOLO r. I. ave
sTUDEBAKER 81 Champion 4-dr.;
radio. heater and overdrive: Al
See this for real value. $795. 2-dHy
money back trial; 4-month writer
Wash.s Oldest Ford Desier. iSoi
WHY'S WIZ 81 b. station sH waaon; heater
overdr., new tires, bat. low mi.
$796. Herndon, Va, 229-R. 80
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-05
MANY SUSPECTS

Continued From Page One)
superintendent of the Sunday
School of the First Baptist Church
of Lake Wales. All of the people to
whom the home made fudge was
sent last December are members
of the church.
? The candy made about 20 per.
sons violently i'll, but there were
no deaths. Mellick said it was so
overloaded with arsenic that nau.
sea resulted before the system alb
sorbed the poison.
The police chief said one clue
was that five pounds of lead arse
nate bought by 0verton for killing
lawn worms was missing.
Another developed from investi.
CATION of the way the names and
addresses on the parcels was
formed of letters clipped from
newspapers and a telephone book.
Overton related that there haC
been an extra telephone book al
his home but it was missing when
search was made, Mellick said.
Mellick said the motive appar-
emily was feeling by Mrs. Over
ton that fellow church members
neglected her socially.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-05

MRS. SARAH T..
GARDNER

Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Gardner.
81, died away this morning at s
o'clock at Jackson Memorial Hos
pital. Miami. The body is being
brought to Key West for funeral
services and burial.
Services will be held Sunday af-
ternoon at 2 O'Clock at Fleming
Street Methodist Church Were the
body will be placed at p. NJ.
The Rev. James f. Statham will
officiate at the services. Burial
will be in the family plot in City
Cemetery. Lopez Funeral Home is
in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Gardner was the widow of
the late Whitmore J. Gardner, who
for many years was Chief of Po-
lice here.
Survivors include five daughters,
Mrs. A. F. Ayala, and Mrs. w. W.
Pinder, both of Key West, Mrs. J.
"A. Miller and Mrs. w. T. Perez,
OF Miami, and Mrs. L. G. Abram-
son, New York; one son, G. w.
Gardner, Jacksonville; a brother,
T. T. Thompson, Key West; Is
grandchildren and 10 great-grand-
children.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-05
TODAY'S
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK R-The stock mar
ket advanced slightly today in
heavy trading.
The surge of overnight orders
was so heavy that the high speel
ticker tape was unable to keep
pace for a brief period.
The markets advance at the
most seldom got out of a fraction.
range. After the first enthusiastic
rush ahead, many key prices
backed down from their best anG
small minus signs appeared.
Key divisions were ahead in
Guiding railroads, oils, steels and
aircrafts. But there was marked
backwardnesS apparent in the mo
tors.
PepSi-Cola, yesterdays most ac-
tive issue up 81, started today or
a block of 5000 shares up Is at
1885.
Among higher stocks were Beth,
lehem Steel, Goodrich, Douglas
Aircraft, Radio Corp, American
Telephone, Anaconda Copper, Gen
eral Electric, New York Central.
Northern Pacific, Standard Oil
(ND. Texas Pacific Land Trust.
and Pan American World Anyways.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-05
Officers Seek
Eight Escapes
From Ala. Prison
BY Al LANIER

ATM0RE. Ala. ~ - Heavily
armed police officers searched
backwoods areas near here today
for eight long-term convictS WHIT
escaped through a tunnel under
Atmore State Prison last night.
The escapes used a key to oper
"a door leading from a special
security cell block into q small
tunnel containing electrical wiring
They forced their way through tw<
other doors into a main tunne
before reaching freedom, emery
ing IN a powerhouse outside the
prison fence.
The break was discovered about
S:45 pm, some Is minutes after
the eight were believed to have
slipped away under the prison.
L. A. Strubble, deputy Alabama
prison commissioner, said blood.
hounds had picked up a definite
trail early today. Prison guards,
SnerId deputies and state patrol.
men followed the dogs through
Sparsely settled areas near this
prison town about so miles north.
east of Mobile.
A rebuilding program has been
under way at Atmore for nearly
two years and is 20 per cent com.
plete. Prisoners have been KEEP,
in the old facilities while the new
prison went up around it.
We've been afraid something
like this would happen" Strubble
said. They just slipped one over
on US"
At the same time, the deputy
prison commissioner questioned
the vigilance of guards working
In the security cell block and prom.
iSed a full investigation.
He described the escapes as
tough turkeys" none of whom
was supposed to have access to the
corridor running by the tunnel
door.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-02-05
|Dianna Bixby
Make Another
Try At Record

BURBANK, Calf. Up - Diminu-
tive Dianna Bixby is preparing to-
day for an assault on the round
the world flight record that eluded
her four years ago.
The 31-year-old mother of two
children, a flier since she was 20
and with 5000 logged hours, has
set a tentative takeoff date of Feb.
"a, from San Francisco, on a solo
trip she hopes to make in so hours.
The recognized record of 70
hours S minutes IL seconds was
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Boys Are
up To No Good
Soviet Believes
BY RICHARD kAsIscHkE

MOSCOW R-Take it from The
Soviet press. Captain Video, Buck
Rogers, Flash Gordon and the res,
Of the U. S. space boys are up q
no good. They're the vanguard OF
a new and greater American i'm
perialism" aimed at conquering
other planets.
This is the judgment Of one G.
Avarin. writing in the Soviet pc
Iriodical Art of the Cinema. His
article is entitled Hollywood
Looks to the Future"
Even if the Americans can't get
to those other planets yet, says
Avarin, they're meanwhile using
the space films TO scare the U. S.
taxpayer so badly be won't mind
paying the bill for rearming. Ac.
cording to the Soviet writer. the
destruction Of New York shown
In the movie ''When Worlds Col
hde" is an attempt TO give ''the
common American man a deadly
fright and to justify the arma-
ments race"
At least one space man isn't
even good actor in the Soviet
view. Avarin described swimming
star Buster Crabbe as "one of the
nine pseudo-actors who played
Tarzan in the Hollywood films.
He told his readers Buster played
Flash Gordon quite colorlessly. "
Avarin reported that Flash,
Buck, Video, Superman and Bruce
Gentry all defeat the terrible
Atom Man and the 'superkiller'
Cain who try to gain control Of
the world" Their films, he con-
tnued, "show all kinds of atomic,
electric and thermo weapons, ex-
plosive flying discs, atom eyes,
stratoplanes, cosmovibrators and
other weapons of mass destruc-
ton"
The critic said such "atomists"
as Bernard Baruch and the late
Secretary of Defense James v.
Forrestal ordered Hollywood to
launch the space campaign when
America thought it had a monop-
oily on the atom bomb. The pur-
pose: "to do everything possible
to brighten the forces of peace and
democracy with the United States
atom bomb monopoly"
But when Russia exploded her
bomb. Avarin continued, Holly.
wood entered new phase. The
movie men "foretold the inevita.
bility of interplanetary wars and
propagandized the idea Of conquer
ing the universe.
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DULLES CLAIMS
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bellion in which two million East
Germans defled their government
and the Russian occup alton itself
to show their resentment of Red
rule.
The American statesman slashed
at the Molotov plan, which would
entrench the Red minority of East
Germany in any future united gov
eminent and he declared:
In the name of peace, he (Mr.
Molotov) proposes a method for
extending the solid Soviet bloc to
the Rhine.
I'm the name Of democracy, he
has set forth the classic Communist
pattern for extinguishing demo-
cracy as that word has been under
stood for 1900 years"
Dulles levelled sharply at the
Russian in the full knowledge that
Molotov's uncompromiSing attitude
on German unification has virtually
killed that subject in this parley
unless something very surprising
happens.
He blasted the Soviet zone gov
eminent for daring to presume
equal rights with the freely elected
West German regime and refer.
ring to the East, he said:
1T is that regime which under
the Soviet plan would negotiate on
a basis of equality with the govern.
ment of the (West) German Fed.
eral Republic. However, the scales
are to be still further weighted in
favor OF the Soviet puppet regime,
because it is provided BY the Soviet
plan these initial negotiations shall
also involve wide participation of
democratic organizations"
Dulles said that by democratic
organizations Molotov means cap
tive trade unions, youth organiza-
tons and women's groups (which
promote the Communist purposes
without openly presenting them
selves to the people in their true
guiSe."
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