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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-22

Die epidemic ber vMutp=lSofen"
fat nun in ausgeoebntem Mabe
audi auf Glepelano iibergesriifen.
Iuf bic Breisfraee. mas Die llr=
ia6e lei. bat man bisber aber nod
feline Anttport. 9lils faltallen Sei=
len Grobsg lepeIanbs borte man,
oaB g%ebeimnispolle rYoden" an
ben Standardization Der autos
auftraten u,o stpar an alien mDg=
liden fSabrifaten uno MobeQen uno
5u oeridiebene,1 Sagesseiten uno
unter perid)ieoenen llmitdnoen.
Siele Der 2eute. bic baoon betrofs
fen ipllroelt. MAIDEN bic 6=Sombe
brett bafiir perantiportli6. Siele
Tabrer, bic onfdngli6 2iueifeI an
Der ean5en Sade batter. purben
zines anberen beIebrt, als iie am
Nontaa bic @inbi9ueideiben pom
S6mue bes ionntdeiaen &esens
reinigten.
3ebn Standardization bes Be-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-22
Elm Riesen-u nternehmen
Won England eggplant

Die englii9e SeIinbuitrie tpiiroe
in bic Gage neriest tperber, Sen els
ropaiiden Selmarft. sl1 fontroQieren
ba bic Mmerifaner ni6t imltanoe
lein peroen, lire bisberiae Nreis.
politif oufredtsuerbalten, bic auf
Elm unltlifes So6balten Der Rreiie
ausgebt.
Sorlaufig tpir6 Del aus auipeit,
obtpobl feline HroouftionsfoIten nur
II Gents ie ssab betrasen, auf benz
8eltmartt gum gIeiden Ereis tpie
amerifanii9es Sel perfauft, oeiien
9eltebungsfoiten iib unperglei6Ii9
hDber iteIen. Sci ben eeringeren
Spelen tpiiroen ie,Gngldnber audi
bel einem internationalen SeIoump.
ing in ber Gage iein, nod erbeblide
Sepinne su ersielen.
Sn ihrer eriten Gtappe niro bic
Hobrleitung 5lrna6it 1900 &iIc.
meter su 2anbe bur6 Sraf uno
Sprien nah benz Mittelmeer. boz,
ba unter @aiier nad) 3bpern, OIL.
aier, Gibraltar, 2iiiabon. %sSerroI,
Bilbao, Sc Sapre unb enbIi4 bur4
ben MermelfanaI nah Soutbamptor
geben, mo bic erobte SeIraffinerie
Der Gr6e erridtet merben fol-.
Sas Gm;rat &uipeit fam Iia
nidlt MIR Der erObten SeIqueue.
ionoern audi bet eroBten Selreier.
ben Der Groe riibn1en. Sas auf lei.
ttem Serritorium Iiegenbe gurgban.
TeIo aibt inn NueenbIif cine Mili.
on Sab tasli4 ber, nobel neGen
benz biQi9en Nreis nod feline quite
SuaIitdt su ieinen Guniten ipridt.
Sn bieien beiben giaenihaften
oes Sels bon &utpeit Iiegen bic
Grfolgsd)ancen bes eneIiiden Gro.
iefts. Sein 0erIauf tpirb ni6t nur
loeaen Der Muspirfungen in Der
@eltiuirtidaft intereifant iein, ion.
bern oestpegen, tpie bic Mmerifaner
bitter Sffeniipe beseanen tper6en.
Ieit linn burfte elm ipannenoeS
aapiteI Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'm.
lereS 3eitoIters e~inaeleitet tperoert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-22
IL Auto Pocken" nun auch
in Gross Cleveland
Aber niemond kennt die Ursoehe

req Community Soipitals unb &C.
bilfinnen parften mor9ens lire
Mutos unb ais tie nad bent Sienlt
In, 4 llbr hadn't. megfabren lppus
ten, muBten tie feititeuen. oab ibre
8inbldusi6eiben plisnben, ais Oh
Naoeln in lie geidIaaen lporbert
pdren. Sci SaIopec Doctors on
Superior Ipe. pieien 80 &daen
Dieie Bpfen allf. NebnIih mar es
bel Matbers Nlrtp Gales So. unb
s. g. SeiIe, Snc., beiDe al 9orail,
Npenue.
Glaserperten, Gbemifer, @oli;ei
uno Seriiderlmesleute bemiiben iif
UNI cine 2oiu,g bes HatieIs. So
lparD S. Scott. Gbef Der &ontrolle
Der 9uftperieu6ung. IdBt bic M0ss
lid)feit unteriu6elt, baB bic S6pie=
rigfeiten BON Staub b%erriibren.
electromagnetic meinen, ipen11
Dies 10 peiter gebe, niiroen bic
Comprehensive Staten iiderIid balo
in bic 60be aeben. Man weib nidt,
mober all Dies riibrt; aber Die
Sbeorien limb iebr peribieoen. Mal,=
d)e meinelr, bas 8las JET befcft, an
Oere iu9e1r, Der Sdaoen iperoe ourb
S6mue i'm 9iegen berbei9efiibrt.
Man elaubt jeoOb nibt. Oab es
iib UNI 9fte bon Gonbalismus bait
belt. Sic SDee lpllrDe uuh lallt.
oab es lid I'M Observation-Disclosures
BON Sllbltan5en Der 6zgpmbe bans
Oelt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-22
MbmirnI Mrthur

0aibineton. - gbniraI Mrtbur
Habforo. iaste in elmer aniprafe ar
ben Gerlegerperbanb. Sranfreih unb
Stalien miiBten }f bariiber flar
meroen, voaB hire sufiinitiee @nhI.
iabrt rno Siderbeit auf Der gini.
suna @eiteuropas. 9euti6lano ein.
5%eid,loiien, berltbt."
r0ie Na9O ben0tiet sic beutife
geiiteuer, uno iie benotiet Dor allem
Die giniefeit 5piiden Jranfreid unb
Eeutiblan6", iagte er.
Die 5itr 3eit 5miiden Sirael uno
Sen Araberitaoten berrihenoe Span.
ming be5eihnet ct als "ein Sinoer'
mis- fir cine eemeiniame @ftion I'M
Nitteloi item uno cine 8efabr fir ben
1rieoen in oieiem @ebiet."
Ct eins audi al,f bic afiatiiden
6roeen ein. beionoers allf bic Gage
in Snood,ina, unb iaete, arh Tie lei
Gin Seil bes pcm aommunismus &C.
ld)of1ener Meltproblems.
gr iaete. sic Serausforberung oes
aommunismrs an Die @elt tonne
bllnoert Sabre bauern, uno Die freie
0elt miiiie {ih baber oarauf aeiabt
MAIDEN uno lire Yldne barnaf ent.
rperien.
Ser yerIuit SnSohinas miirbe Die
miIitGriihe Stelung bes &omm1nis'
mis auberorbentlit) ltdrfen, unb 81
pcIitiiden uno mathematician Sol.
gen fiibren, Die tpeit iber I}ier bin.
al:sgeben.
gr erflGrte. Die Il. g. tpiirben tort
iabren, IN Snoodina militdriite Sil'
fe s,i leiiten. 1pouten aber rnidt oil
9erantrportune fir bic militariiher
Cperatitonen in bieiem 8ebiet iiber'
nebmen." Gr binigte Sen Ippea Be:
Staatsiefretdr Tulles I'M yeine ee
meiniame Iftion" Der freien Natio
men fir Die Hettuna BON Siiooitn}ien
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-22

SeruiaIem. - 1ie Geriorsllng
@robbritanniens unb bes europa
iihen Sentiments nit Gel ipiro bei=
nabe ausid)lieBli6 burd bic inter
en9liider &ontrolle itebenoen Del
feIDer bon &1lpeit erfoI9en fonnen,
ipenn iif oas Gieienproieft elmer
iiber 5000 Silometer langen Dell
leitun9 bonn 9eriii6en 8oIf unter
Dem Mittelmeer na4 GroBbritannis
Ell per1pirfliden ioute.
Sc iino nid)t MIR bic enaIii9e
ariegs. unb SanbeIsflotte unb bic
engliihe SnbuItrie, bic bas Del
oes M~ittleren Oitens brineeno
brauden. Nu9 bas ibriee europa
wiirbe bapon Nusen baben. lpeil
bic Nusiidt beitebt, an Stelle Dol,
tellrem amerifanii6em uno bisber
in ieinem Breis finitIih bodgebaI.
tenem Del erheblid biQiaeres SeI
aus Dem enaliiden Ginflubbereid)
sl tdufen.
9as 8roieft piro inn ooroeren
Orient alS ein 8orbote bes grpBen
onalo=omerifaniiden Breisfampfes
anaeieben, Der auf benz internatios
nalen Selmarft Su eriparten lei,
oa bic Grseugllne bes arabii9eu
Selgirtels INN ben Heriiid)en Sol
susi9lid ber baIo tpieoer beginner.
ben Brobuftion Srans oasu fiibrer
mub. baB bic Groouftion ben Son.
ium INN Elm beoeutenoes iiberlteigen
tpirb.
Sie Grfabrun9en, bic Gnalanf
i'm stpeiten @eltfriea gen,aft bat.
ipielen in ben Gripdgun9en uber Der
Ban Der Yipeline ebenio cine ge:
ipiiie Stole. Gle iino iebod i'm
6inblif auf bic ertpartete Gntipan.
1ln9 Der internationalen Gage l,lll
iefun6drer Mrt.
8eit mebr ipirft Der Geii6ts.
pu1tt NIT, oaB ENGLAND nod Del
Tdumuna Der Suesfanalsone MIDI
auf bic @naoe lino ungnaoe MesDp,
tens bel Der 8enusun9 Der BON inn
bisber beberridten @aiieritraBe an
seipieien fem mill.
Musi4laggebeno iinb ie6o9 BIZ
6offnungen, Die iid aus benz 8al
Der unterieeiiden Yipeline fir bi,
umtpdl5ung 6es 9eiamten Trans
portneiens un6 6amit fir bic Breis
aeltaltung bes porberdiiatiiher
Sels 9egeniiber benz ar,eritanii9el
ergeber, tper6e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-22
Adenauer dankte den us.
I'm Nomen des deutsehsn voIkes

ni,ns baroui, Oh Sid) bic ansit Der
5ranooien Dor Ser beitihen 8emaff.
,1i,ng enblih leget miro. England
unb Die II. g. baben 8aris Die &c.
iudien 3lfiherungen eeseben, aber
oas iran3ofihe Harlament bat nod
5ipei neitere gorbebinguueen fir Die
Ratifi3ierung bes 8aftes geiteat -
oie Ginigung nit Bonn iiber Sic gu
fllnft oes Saarlanbs uno Die Gnnab.
me ser Iranso}iifen 8~rotofo1e gum
8ertrag i'm oeutihen 8unbestag.
9ommentar i'm Saas
SIN Saag iaete Ser boadnoilhe
Gremier @ilIem SreB, giienbowers
GrflGrung gebe 5u periteben. "oaB
Sic II. e. Die gemeiniamen Serteioi'
aungsbemiibuneen ser e%uropaiifen
Staaten unteritiieen peroen, uno
snpar in elmer @eiie, nie mani es Der,
niinftiger @eiie MIR ermarten fam"
Sssn 3cm be,eidnete elm Gertreter
bes a%usw1rtiaen Mmtes Sic gotifaii
ais rein Mittel fir sic geieitisune
oIer qro6eren &inoerniiie. Die Der
Gotifi3ierung bes GS@zTertrages
nod i'm 8eee seitanoen baben", un>
iagte: .Mit Der Matiii5ierl1ng Der
gg@ iibernebme sic Il. g. ofientlif
uno feierIid bic gerpflihtung, fidl an
ser 8erteioieune Guropas bonn Sol
bon Erieit Biz sur Miinoung Der elbt
Su beteiligen. Mit bieiem geihlut
erb1It sic 8%erteibigung guropas oit
gleihe Beoeutung mie bic 8erteioi'
g,,ng oes eisenen Gebtetes Ser II. g
unb seritreut ale Smeifel iiber oil
itrateaiihe @renae."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-22
Deutscher in Dresden
yum lode verurteiIt

Berlin. - Gin oitoeutides @eridt
in Dresden perurteilte ben 25 Sab.
re alien @erner Tbieme gum Scoe.
neil er feline idmanaere Treunoin er=
ihoiien uto peril,ht hattie. sic Sat
einem ruiiiihen Soloaten 3u5uidrei.
ben. Der @erihtsbof iteI1te felt. oaB
Tbieme neben Der 2eid)e cine ruiiiife
Solbatenmiite aeleet bate, bamit es
10 ausieben ioute, als babe elm ruff.
ider SoI6at ben Moro beeangen.
- @elfenfirden. - Ser beribm.
te alub ~sdalfe Oh" beeebt bonn 1.
biz 8. 4ueuit iein 5~0idbrises Bette.
ben nit einem .Gubban. 8oIfsfeit".
1ir bic Gubbaamannidaft. bic mebr.
fad oeuti4er Meiiter mar, tpur6en
als @egner bereits Napi6 @ien uno
Der 5G.8arcelona perpfIihtet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-22
|MitgIieder der
JAW fuer
ohnherubsetzunu

SoIebo. .. - Sas uneetp0bns
life Nn9ebot, bas etlpa $500 Diit-
9lieoer Der $50 Limited 9luto
@orfers" madter,. 2obnberabiet=
slln9en bon 5 Bis 10 8rosent ents
gegensunebmer, biirfte BON v&iuDs
Wotors. Snc.." angenommett ipers
ben.
Sie gnti9eibung, bic fa1t ein=
thinning berbeiaefiibrt ipalroe, bat
ben 3med. ben @iQps= unb &aiiers
Mutos cine 8ele9enbeit gu 9eben,
9e9er an6ere biqi9ere 9lltofabrifate
better fonfurrieren su f0nnen.
8ie Der Snternationale 9iieprd=
iioent BET u9l&, Hidaro s. Golfer,
ausfubrte, biirfte bic iSirma etlpa
$4,000 bic @ude babel iparen.
Die @eperfidaft hattie iid) FL
bieiem Shritt entidloiien, nabDem
furslih Gntlaiiungen porgenpmu,er
tpur6en unb ipeitere i1 Mrsiid)t 0es
monument iparen. glu6 bic &pnfur-
rens bate iid peri6Grft, uno bic
Mutobeitanoe ,uaren aneemadien.
MIer6ings muBte iih bic fSirn1a
sltr Mnnabme zines Bonus Ylanes
bequemen. BET ben Mrbeitern ipGter
6as eriparte .@elo ipieoer sufiibren
fonnte.
0ie 8iIns= @erfe. bic Der aai=
e =8iqps COMPANY eeborten. be-
id)dfti9t bier ettpa 1000 Nrbeiter,
bic 6urdidnittlid so Collar bic
ISOLDE nerbienen. MonatIi9 tperben
bier an 90bnen etna $3,5O0,OOO
! ausgeaablt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-22
80 Juhre Gefuengnis fue'
versewuItisvns

Iranffurt. - Gin alnerifdniifes
arie9sgertft perurteiltc in Sranffurt
Den 8efreiten 8ennie S. Amos me.
gen TergeDaltigung elmer oeutifen
6rau su 30 Sabren @efdnenis. Ser
Solbat, Der unter 8erluit ieiner
Gbrenrefte uno finan5ieqen Mniprii'
den aus Ser II. g. Mrmee ausgeito.
ben miro. bate lid am is. M6r3 IN
einem @alo BEL Dornbolsbauien i'm
IalInus an Ser Grau pergangen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-22
MpIipnfirhpn

@elienfirhen. = Cine nele
~Tbenter.gb i'm Nubreebiet iit'
5ipiihen Memfheib un6 @eIienfirt,en
eeihloiien. Remideib. bas rur elm
Sdauipiel befist. mill in Der n1d,iten
Saiion Operr uro Operette,r aus
@elienfirden Ibernebn1en. 9piid,en
Diiiieloorf uno Duisburs beitebt cine
1bnli1e enge Ebeoter1emeiniHait.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-04-22

Grit Hansen, Mutter zines 5jah-
rigen Sohnes, wurde in Frank
furt CUR Miss Hessen" erkoren,
und list ais solche Kandidatin fuer
den Titel Miss Deutschland" und
eventuell miss Universe.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-07

riguez Claude Valdez, P. Rodri-
guez, H. Solomon, and Leon on
tap.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-07
Cleanup Drive
Is On In H-BOmb
Plant Vicinity

COLUMBIA, sc. Up - State
police are cracking down on an
influx into Aiken County, SC, of
underworld figures lured by easy
-'f"'-'rgs among workers at the
huge Savannah River H-bomb
s-~nt. oome came from Phenix
City, Ala, police said.
Phenix City recently was placed
under martial law and National
Guard troops have been policing
the area, noted fer milling and
other illegal diversions. &$
In Aiken CouA.,. erS arrest
ed Is men and women in one night
of raids on "honky-tonks" and
luke box joints" They were &C.
cused of prostitution, gambling and
illegal whisky sales.
Gov. James F. Byrnes has or
dered the State Law Enforcement
Division to intensity enforcement
as much as necessary to see that
the violations are stopped"
READ THE CITIZEN DAILY
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-07
BY BEN PHLEcAR

Associated Press Sportswriter
Charley Grimm says he has the
best team in the National League
and he thinks it can win the
pennant.
Even when confronted with fig
ures which show he should be ar
rested for violating the law of av-
erages if he's right, the Milwaukee
manager maintains his confidence
in his athletes.
The Braves are 914 lengths back
of the New York Giants with 40
games left.
"Sure we're pretty far behind"
Grimm agrees, "but we're still
definitely in the race and with al
most seven weeks to 60 we could
do it.
"My team is playing at its peak
for the season. We've had good
pitching all along. Now the hitters
are helping out and that's why
we're winning"
If the Giants maintain their cur
rent pace they will end up with a
1856 record for the season. To
catch up the Braves would need to
win at least 40 of their remaining
games. And then they still have to
deal with the Brooklyn Dodgers,
currently four games back of New
York and 51A in front of Milwaukee.
The Braves took big step in the
right direction last night by whip
ping the Giants 6-5. In doing so,
they took some personal revenge
on Johnny Antonelli who was shoot
ing for his 18th straight victory.
Antonelli turned out to be the
prize package in the winter deal
that sent outfielder Bobby Thorn
son from the Giants to the Braves.
The lefthander had beaten his for
mer mates twice before this sea-
son. Thomson is rounding into
pinch hitting shape after being out
since spring training with a broken
ankle.
The Braves pounded Johnny for
five runs on six hits and bounced
him in the fourth inning. One more
run off relief man AL Worthington
was enough to allow them to with
stand a home run barrage by the
Giants. AL Dark hit pair and Ray
Kat and Dusty Rhodes hit one
each, but all four came with the
bases empty.
Brooklyn clipped Cincinnati 81,
one of the few times recently that
the Dodgers have been able to take
advantage of the Giants misfor-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-07
Old Law Saves Indians From
Exploitation By Statesmen

lump sum the Indians have ever
received" he points out, they've
been working steadily at their
lumber business a long time and
they're accustomed to money"
However, state, county and local
police want the Menominees to
have time to make their own deci-
SionS on how to spend their new
wealth without any pressure from
statesmen. So an old federal law
barring peddlers and solicitors
from Indian reservations without a
license is being enforced again.
A salesman for an auto firm was
arrested Wednesday and charged
with trading on the reservation
without a license. Another auto
firm was charged with attempting
to sell cars from an unlicensed lot
on the fringe of the reservation.
Some of the Menominees are
opening bank accounts for the first
time. One of Shawano's two banks
reported it caShed over $500, 600
In checks Tuesday and Wednesday,
with about half of the Indians TAX
ing cash and the rest depositinR
their funds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-07
Junior COnchs To
Meet All-Stars
At Wickers Field

The Junior Conchs. team
made up Of former Key West High
School and Babe Ruth league per
formers, will meet the Key West
AIl-Stars Sunday at 7:SO D. m. in
The Wickers Field Stadium.
Managed by Bill Gates, the Jun.
Tor Conchs are riding on the crest
Of 4 hot winning streak.
Paul Higgs, who famed II bat.
ting will take the mound for the
Conchs with Waite Henriquez han
ding his losses.
Tony Hoppy win be at first base.
Leeburg Knowles at second and
Biff Salgado will handle the hot
corner. Flash" Santana will be
at shortstop.
Roger Bean, Eloy Rodriguez and
Gibby Gates viii patrol the garden,
S. Kerr, Simms and Moorhouse
viii be on hand for utility duty.
d. Yates is the Conchs reserve hur-
Ter.
Manager Valdez Of the All-Stars
win field veteran club with D.
Roberts, Joe Lewis, Bunny Villa
real, Kah Rodriguez, Grip Lastres,
Danny Lastres, Al Pazo J. Rod
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-07
Tampa Judge Says
Court Secrecy
Is Not Beneficial

TAMPA IA Tampa Judge says
the press has failed to protect its
rights and the rights of the people
against secrecy in court proceed
ings.
Judge L. A. Grayson of Hills
borough County Criminal Court
referred particularly to juvenile
court proceedings but said secrecy
in other courts also is concerned.
1.-THE press has been dlatory in
looking out for itself and has slept
on their rights and your rights"
in not demanding publicity for
court proceedings, Judge Grayson
told the Tampa Junior Chamber
of commerce Thursday night.
Judge Grayson said the secrecy
provisions of the juvenile code are
completely foreign to American
law and court practice.
Beyond all doubt it was be-
lieved by the sponsors of this jul
venile law that this secrecy pro-
vision was beneficial to the juve-
nile" and not harmful to the gen.
eral public, he said.
There is mounting evidence,
however, that the public is harm
fully affected, for in the absence
of public proceedings and criminal
records, law enforcement is in
creasingly more difficult, and jul
venile delinquency is increasing
with geometric progression, Judge
Grayson continued. Both the pub
lie and the juvenile are seriously
injured"
He suggested changing the juve-
mile law with respect to exclusive
jurisdiction of juvenile courts, re.
strictions placed on police and Sc
crecy of court proceedings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-07
Grimm Confident
Braves Will Win

tunes. Philadelphia defeated Chi
cago IA and the lowly Pittsburgh
Pirates slapped down St. Louis
twice, 7-3 and 6-5.
The pennant picture remained I'M
changed in the American League
as all three contenders triumphed.
Cleveland defeated Philadelphia
7-3, New York shaded Detroit AS
and Chicago trounced Washington
los.
Boston edged Baltimore 81 in 10
innings on Ted Williams 10th home
run with a man on base.
Russ Meyer and Jackie Robinson
teamed up for the Brooklyn VIC
tory. Meyer pitched a three-hitter,
his first complete game in Brook
lyn this season, and Robinson
drove in three runs on three hits,
home run, double and single.
Curt Simmons of the Phillies out
lasted the Cubs for his 10th VIC
tory. Two doubles by Bobby Nor
gan and a two-run triple by Richie
Ashburn helped out.
Preston Ward drove in three
runs in each Pittsburgh victory
over the surprised Cardinals. He
hit homer with two aboard in the
first and a three-run triple in the
nightcap. Dick Littlefield stayed
the distance for his seventh VIC
tory in the opener. A squeeze bunt
by slow Sid Gordon with two out in
the ninth brought home the decid-
ing tally in the nightcap.
Cleveland won with ease over the
Athletics as Mike Garcia registered
his 18th triumph on an eight-hitter.
The Yanks did it the hard way at
Detroit, coming from two runs be-
hind on Gil McDougald's grand
slam home run in the eighth. Bob
Nleman made it close with a pinch
homer in Detroit's half of the
eighth off johnny Sain but the
bases were empty.
Virgil Trucks, still suffering with
bad back, won his 18th of the
season at the expense Of the Sena-
tors but it took a five run rally
by his mates in the eighth to give
him the decision. Billy Pierce
mopped up in the ninth. Nellie Fox
led the 11-hit Chicago attack with
a triple, double and two singles.
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OTHER RECORDS Most times at bat M. Casas 3d. c. Thrift
81 Hoppy 3O Most scored Diaz 49, S. Kerr 49, G. Thrift IT,
Most hits s. Kerr 49, M 49, Hoppy 49, Most doubtless
Hoppy g. p Higgs 3; Most triples Alexander q S. Kerr L. T.
Curry q Most homers Moorehouse Most
u Thrift H. S. Kerr H. times famed: L. Curry H.
Bethel TO- Snow Most walked
e. Thrift g. Most Kerr H. j. Diaz Higg
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-07
BY JACK VARIcK

NEOPIT, Wis. Up - Authorities
have resurrected federal law to
prevent a five million dollar wind
fall from turning the Menominee
Indian Reservation into a sales.
mems mecca.
Two arrests already have been
made and more are anticipated.
The windfall came in the form
of a $500 check from the federal
government for each of the s,254
adult Menominees on tribal rolls.
The money, totaling 1881 900 is
part of a 9h2 million dollar trust
fund set up four years ago after
the tribe won a lawsuit charging
the government with mismana 90.
ment of tribal affairs.
First payment was provided for
in legislation liberating the Indians
from government control and su.
pervision by 1859.
The majority of the Indians re-.
ceived their checks Tuesday and
payments will be completed by
Saturday.
What happens when sudden
wealth hits an Indian reservation?
A buying spree is the logical an.
swer. Stores in the area have
noted a boom in clothing and
household furnishing purchases.
But Henry Fontenelle, assistant
supervisor of the reservation, says
its too early to tell"
Although this is the largest
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/. Dewitt Roberts
HurIs 4-Hitter
As COnchs Blank
HalIanddIe, 20

Behind Dewitt Roberts
two-hit pitching and Mickey
Wertz' big bat, Key West
won the Fourth District soft
ball tournament by blank
ing Hallandale, 20 last
night in Bayview Park be-
for a capacity crowd.
Roberts who gained his second
win in the tournament was at his
best. The veteran highlander fan
ned nine and had perfect control.
Only three balls were hit in the
outfield off the curve ball artist.
The only real hit off Roberts was
Jack Blanton's ringing double down
the right field line to open the
fourth. Roberts then struck out
Jack Jolley and got Marty Rob-
ertson and Ozzie Souder on infield
grounder. The other hit came in
the fifth when Ken Powell beat out
IN infield hit.
Wertz, who had 4 perfect night
ut the plate, figured in all Of Key
Vests scoring. In the third, with
one away, Al Pazo was safe on
Billy Merchants error. Earl Smith
followed with 4 single to center
moving Pazo to third. Wertz drove
In Pazo with a double to left. Ray
Hobbs relieved starter Bill Mer-
chant at this point, and, after walk
Ing Kenneth Kerr, he struck out
George Barber and Claude Valdez
to retire the side.
Back to back doubles, by Wertz
and Kerr netted Key West their
final run in the fifth.
Wertz, with two doubles and two
singles, was the hitting hero. Smith |
starred defensively for the locals |
making some nice stops at third. |
John Lewis, who went in to play |
right field in the seventh in place |
Of Wertz, caught Powell's high fly |
for the final out which assured Key |
West their second district title in |
four years. Key West won the Dis
trict In 1850 and went to the state |
where they lost to Havana, Fla, 81 |
In the semi-finals.
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