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Evening star., 1954-01-19
Deer Gets in Lost Lick

PORTLAND, Ore, (P.-
John F. Kerzel was hospital
lied briefly yesterday for treat
ment of wounds inflicted by
dead deer.
Mr.. Kerzel, a bartender, was
hit by a mounted deer head
which fell from the tavern'S
wall.
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Hit by q Ton of Bricks

KANSAS CITY R. Lew
Babcock, 81, knows now what
it feels like to be hit by a ton
Of bricks.
Not just one, but several
tons. The third floor wall of
a condemned building toppled
outward as Mr.. Babcock walked
past it yesterday.
Police found him WaiSt-deep
Evening star., 1954-01-19
Little Girl: Lots of Spice

DAVENPORT, Iowa (P.-The
birth certificate for the new
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Salter Of Davenport was filed
with the county clerk yesterday.
Her name: Pepper Ann Salter.
The mothers maiden name
was Butter.
Evening star., 1954-01-19

in rubble. dazed but apparently
uninjured. He was hospital
lied for observation.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
with Bill Leeteh

out Of annoyance and not be-
cause they are hungry. He points
out that only two roe shad have
been caught so far this season,
insofar as he knows. All the rest
have been either males or
spawned-out females. He also
believes that some day some one
will come forward with lure
that will take herring. When
and if that happens there'll be
unlimited sport for those who
like to fish with artificial lures
and light tackle.
In case you don't know where
Fletcher's cove is, it is on the
Potomac right in front of Fletch-
er's Boat House, which is at 1910
Canal road NV. You can reach
it by car. with parking alongside
the river. or by streetcar. Take
any Cabin John or Glen Echo
car and ask the conductor to let
you off at New Cut road. Walk
downhill and across Canal road
and you're there. BY car, drive
out to Fletcher's sign. then under
the canal culvert to the park
ing lot.
For this type of fishing you'll
need conventional bass tackle
insofar as rod and reel are con-
cerned, either spinning or bait
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Three More Top Drivers
Enter Manassas Feature

Three more top drivers have
signed up for the 50-lap cham
pionship midget auto race at
the Old Dominion Speedway
Saturday night.
Tony Bonadies of New York
City, Fred (Jiggs) Peters of
North Plainfield, N. j., and Joe
Barzda of North Brunswick, N. j..
are the latest to add their names
for the big race at the Manassas
(Va.) track.
Bonadies, winner of the first
annual 400-lap, late-model, stock
car race three years ago at West
Lanham Speedway. is at home
in any type of racer. Peters and
Barzda finished high among the
American Automobile Associa-
tion's Eastern point scorers last
year. Saturdays race, Incl
dentally. is AAA sanctioned.
Wally Campbell, one of the
more popular of the stock car
drivers not long ago; Ernie
Mccoy, Joe Sostilio and AL Her.
man previously signed up for
the midget race. Other entries
will be announced.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Batting-Glynn, Cleveland. .419; Jen-
sen Boston snd Tutte petreit ags
Baltimore, .336.
Runs-Minoso. Chicago. 10; Yost Wash
ington, 8; Terwilliger. WASHINGTON. s;
Jensen, Boston, s; hve players tied
Runs batted in-Fain. Chicago, u;
-MnosO Nine chieasO; III u. sb3agtaa Bauer NeE ,C
Jensen, Boston and Dropo, Detroit. 9.
Hits-Fox. Chicago, II Goodman, Bos-
ton. 16; Stephens. Baltimore, Jensen.
PSfton. PSilsGs,nbia Inttlei Detroit and Jacobs
hitaoetRutai poubIesMRuenn. Detroit, McDougald,
New, York and Busby, washington. s.
sing, Detroit and Power, Philadel-
Tripies--Minoso, Chicago. 3: skowron,
New York and ,Busby. Washington. 2;
Home runs-Jensen, Boston and West
,} Bauer NeT York, zernial Phiisdel-
sail and Jensen. Boston, and Boyd,
tChbicsgo players players .d tsd with ood J.
Lemon. Cleveland, Carver, Detroit.
Mcdonald and Lopat;, New York and
strikeouts = Turley, Baltimore: %;
TrHcks sss0 chicaso '0mst ns; Larsen, Isrsen'
Sai'i"0Sf NAr1oNAL LEAGUE.
St Louis. Alb; o'connell, Miiwaukee,
chteasd CHIC; aodssT' ssi brooklyn' and Fondy'
Runs-Moon. st: Louis. Is: sauer. Chi
cago, and Bell, Cincinnati. "a; Jack
son. Chicago and Kluszcwski. Gin
Runs batted in-Greengrass. Cincinnati
"a; Post and Bell Cincinnati. 10;
Hodges, Brooklyn; Jackson. Chicago,
-, and Thomas. Pittsburgh.
IIits-~,-Jackson. Chicago, 10: O'Connell.
GrnnsJlat: Gnliwsukee. Is gillian Brooklyn
Douhles-Greengrass Cincinnati. {: Ad-
cock Milwaukee. a.. Gillian and
Snider. Brooklyn: Kiner, Chicaso
Dittmer. Milwaukee,; Roberts Pitts
bQrIh. and Musial. st. Louis, 4,
Trirles-Temple. Cincinnati: Mays. New
York, and Moon, st. Louis. ,; %
players tied with /.
Home runS-Hodges. Brooklyn; Sauer,
Jackson Jackson @ and Baker. cChicago:, Klus;
Mathews, Milwaukee. a..
STOLEN hasss-Robinson; Brooklyn. and
Thompson. hnls a New erH'' YorR and ehS Jabionski
and Alston. st Louis.
Fftchipg-Maglie. New York, SEE 900;
PodfcS Brooklyn; Nuxhall. Cincinnati.
and SPAIN and jolly. Milwaukee 20,
strikeouts-Msglie. New York. II;
SPAIN. Milwaukee is: Antonelli, New
York, Is: Rush. Chicago. and Sim
mons and Roberts Philadelphia. IA.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

''No-Name" bait, made in Cali
fornia. 1t has proven most sue
cessful for crappie and bass in
Tridelphia, so he was, told.
Rough bought it and took it
out for a tryout. To his aston
ishment. crappie and perch hit
it avidly. especially crappie.
Bluegills would bump it but not
take hold. He caught three bass
which he returned. it being not
yet bass season. but wound up
after less than three hours fish
ing with some 10 crappie and a
few nice yellow perch. Season is
open year-round on crappie,
perch and bluegills in Maryland
and their is no size limit nor
limit on the number you can
take.
4 + 4 \
Tridelphia can be reached by
Evening star., 1954-04-28

auto. Drive out the Colesville
pike from Silver Spring to Ash
ton and then straight through
to Sunshine, Md. Turn right to
end of road and parking lot on
the lakeside.
You'll need a Maryland fish
ing license if you're over IA
years of age and also a 5O-cent
daily permit to fish the reser-
voir. The permit is obtainable
at the warden's house on top
of the hill on the way in. Boats
are not available unless you have
your own car-top boat. No
canoes are allowed. However
many people keep their own
boats on the lake. for which a
SIS yearly fee is charged. You
can. also buy a seasons fishing
license for the lake for $5.
There are large and small
Evening star., 1954-04-28
.ChevYChase Women
Continue Fast Pace
With 81 Golf Win

'Played one less match.
Standings in the Women's Dis
trict Golf Association team
match series mean little because
of the uneven number of teams
and the fact that one draws a
bye each week, but there's no
disputing Chevy Chase's high
average of 8H points per match
out of a possible 9.
Argyle and Prince Georges av-
eraging six points a match are
the second best. Kenwood's de-
Tending champions and winners
the past four years are averag-
ing only 325 points per match.
Army Navy Threat Dampened.
Army Navy was looked upon
as a possible title threat after
pair of To triumphs in its
first two matches, but the Serv-
ice Clug sextet met Chevy Chase
yesterday at Woodmont and
Chevy Chase won, 81.
Mrs. E. C. Ferriday, jr.. the Dis
trict champion, played for the
first time this season for Chevy
Chase and with Mrs. Landra
Platt won three points. Mrs. R.
L. Johnson and Mrs. Webb
Hayes, and the duo of Mrs.
Arnold Wilcox and Mrs. w. S.
Parson each won 21a points.
Kenwood won for the first
time, 612-312, over Belle Haven,
with Mrs. Betty Meckley SAL
vaging a point in the second
bracket in playing alone against
Mrs. Jack Howard and Mrs. Nell
son Praigg. Mrs. Meckley was
four down at nine and lost the
Is. but won the back nine.
Columbia Moves Up.
Columbia's glamour girls
moved up with a To triumph
over Manor, while Argyle, with
out its Government employees,
tied Prince Georges. and Wash
ington beat Congressional, 512-
312.
Second and third team match
eS also were underway yester-
day. Quantico made its debut in
District team play and topped
Prince Georges secotad team,
6l2-212.
Yesterdays results:
First teams. at Woodmont:
Argyle, 44a; Prince Georges, 42.
Kenwood 6l2 Belle Haven, pa.
Chevy Chase, 8: Army Navy, i.
Columbia, Z: Manor >.
Washington. 51a; Confessional. ga.
Second teams:
First division, at KenWood.
Congressional. B; Washington.4.
Prince Georges. 712; Ktnwood, Ia,
Quantico, 612: Belle Haven. "i2.
Second division. at Army Navy.
Woodmont 512 Indian Spring, ga
Chevy Chase, z; Bethesda. =.
Army Navy. o; Manor 0.
First division, at Prince Georges.
Prince Georges 5l2; Indian Spring, 3l2.
Army Navy, r: Argyle, ..
Washington. 5l2 Belle Haven. ga.
Second division, at Columbia.
Congressional. S12: Bethesda. h.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
LITTLE SPORT

casting. There are numbers of
shad lures on sale at any sports
store but the most popular at
present are the small darts. "
Use about a 3-foot leader and
cast as you would for bass.
There's a trick about taking
shad, but you'll learn it easily
by watching your fishing neigh
Dor. Boats are available at
Fletcher's. If you find you're
short of tackle or need bait for
a little perch fishing, you can
get it right there.
y y Il
Bruce Rough called us to re-
port a most successful trip after
crappie in the Tridelphia Reser-
voir this week. It seems he went
into Gills Bait and Tackle store
in Silver Spring and was ad-
vised to try a bait known as the
Evening star., 1954-04-28

mouth bass, crappie, bluegills,
yellow perch and suckers in the
lake. Some walleyed pike were
stocked few years ago, but
they've disappeared. You can
fish from the banks with rod
and reel, and spinning tackle
is especially suited for bank fish,
ing. Live bait is good at all
times, but plain angleworms
seem to do the trick most days.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

Cove on every tide.
The white shad which came
in with a rush a short time ago
seem to have petered out some
what. but heavy catches in the
nets downriver would indicate
they will be back again almost
any day.
Capt. Julius Fletcher has a
theory that the white shad,
which seem to be spawning in
the rocks which lie in the rifle
just above his cove, hit the lures
Evening star., 1954-04-28

ming and by
Monday night
was in good
shape. j u S t
how long it
will stay this
way remains
to be seen.
H o w e v e r
when clea r,
t h e hickory
shad and a
few white Shad
have b e e n
hitting lures
just a b o v e
F lie t C h e r. S
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Pros Assigned Courses
For MARYLAND Golf

Home courses for the pros
have been assigned for Sundays
quarter-fnal matches in the
Maryland State Golf Associa-
tion's team championship.
The pros, and the third and
fifth brackets, will play at Co.
lumbia in the match with Manor:
at Chevy Chase in the match
with Country Club of Maryland;
at Kenwood in the match with
Bethesda. and at Prince Georges
in the match with Bonnie View.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

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Evening star., 1954-04-28
Mrs. Dillon Wins at Manor

Mrs. E. l.. Dillon was the win
ner in the 9-hole ladies' day golf
event at Manor Country Club
yesterday with a A, minus Z
handicap, for a net 81. Mrs.
T. D. Hancock was second with
56-16-40, and Mrs. F. w. Cham
berS third, 47-6-41.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
OUTDOORS

Although Fridays rains mud
died up the Potomac somewhat
for the week end, the water
started to clear out Sunday eve
Evening star., 1954-04-28

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power output up 10 25% when using New
Mobisos SPECIAL as compared 10 eonven-
tiono premium gasoline.
Evening star., 1954-04-28

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-07-09
Always ACatch

MCALESTER, Okla. R-Warden
Jerome J. Waters Jr. is offering
81 500 to a fugitive from the State
Penitentiary, but there's a catch
to it.
Waters said Paul Evinger, IS,
who was serving life for murder
before his escape from an Okla
homa City hospital Wednesday,
could have the money he saved
working in prison if he showed up
at the front gate.
"Of course. if he comes in" the
warden added, I'VE will see that
he doesn't get out again"
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By Bill Glib

Monroe County needs Juvenile
Home. We've built a place on
Stock Island for stray dogs and
cats. Seems to me like it would
be logical to also have a spot
where young folks could be given
love, sympathy, and understand
ing during the formative years Of
their life.
OF course, many of you readers
claim that there is no need for
such a home. That every father
and mother is capable of taking
care of their own children.
wonder?
Let's see
II was about seven or eight
months ago that l was patrolling
the waterfront area of Duval st,
From about midnight until 2 am,
watched a seductive young lady
take a couple of Navy Chiefs over
the hurdles. That was all right
every man, even a Navy Chief, is
entitled to throw his money away
chasing such a will-o' the -wiSp.
However, at two o'clock, the
Navy men were put out of the bar,
The young lady, clad in shorts and
halter, went out on the street with
them. Suddenly she decided that
they needed a bottle. The two
Chiefs pooled their remaining cash
and gave it to her to go back in
side and buy it. Brother that was
it!
The LADY" had the money-be-
cause of curfew regulations the
Navy men couldn't get past the
doorman to get either the gal or
the money-and a civilian punk
had decided that it was an opor-
tune time for him to appropriate
what the sailors couldn't get. The
situation was building rapidly TO-
ward a bloody climax when l told
the Navy men, COX, pals-go back
to your ship and kick yourself to-
morrow morning. I'll handle The
girl" They grinned sheepishly
i and left.
On the way to Jail, the woman in
question offered me cash to let her
60. Failing in this, she suggested
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thru street. Make pedestrians obey
the traffic lights and cross only
at designated places and more
cars will be able to pass thru
green lights.
To educate pedestrians, set up
a loudspeaker a few hours a day
on a parked police car or motor
cycle. When pedestrians disobey
traffic rules, let the officer on
duty sing out over the loudspeak-
er, Lady with the red dress" Tor
whatever item of clothing that at
tracts the officers eye) and make
the offender return to the curb,
60 to the cross walk, etc. If they
refuse give q ticket and let them
pay a fine.
Above suggestions are not pipe
dreams, nor are they original. I
haze seen all Of them put to use
at one time or another in various
cities and towns in which I have
lived. They benefit the public as
a whole.
One day, as the light turned
green for me to enter Truman
from Windsor Lane on my way to
the Naval Hospital, I saw a car
coming too fast on Truman to
stop for the red light, so l waited
until it passed. At the same time
a little girl abou eight years old
stepped off the curb to cross Tru-
man with the green light and if
she hadn't stepped back when she
saw the car she would have been
struck and probably killed. / fol-
lowed the car intending to give
the driver a piece Of my mind"
It stopped a couple Of blocks UP
Truman. changed my mind when
! read the sign painted on it, See
me for disqualification" How ac-
commodating can some people
get?
l know I've used way over the
200 words allowed but couldn't
seem to make this any shorter.
Sincerely,
HELEN HORTON.
(Mrs. Benz. S.
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Did.
-
:

Key West is faced with two big
Notwithstanding for automo.
biles and housing for transient
Navy personnel. Any solution ar.
rived at is going to require com.
plete cooperation from the citi.
Zens.
In the matter of automobile
parking, too many businessmen
fail to consider their customers
needs. One of the reasons that I
selected my present site was be-
cause of the large parking lot in
the rear. It seems to me that
every merchant who knows in
advance that he is primarily de-
pendent upon automobile trade
should plan his location so as to
be able to take care of these auto.
mobiles. AS a matter of fact
there is no reason why the City
should license a business estab.
lishment which fails to consider
this important matter.
Another solution to the terrible
parking situation in Key West
besides the establishment Of off.
street parking lots-is for resi-
dents to make more use Of transit
buses. I know there are going
to be some 'howls' at this state
ment because Of slow schedules.
However, the only way we're GO
ing to improve bus transportation
is by making it profitable for the
bus company to improve itself.
Navy housing is REALLY a
problem. There are plenty Of
apartments in Key West but they
are priced for folks willing to
splurge their money while on a
vacation. Time alone will make
local landlords realize that it is
better to rent their places the
year-around than merely by the
season. Generally speaking, I
think many of them hSve already
come to this conclusion.
Key West is a fast-growing
community. This naturally ac-
counts for many of the less pleas
ant conditions that exist and will
gradually be adjusted. / still
maintain that for all Of our faults,
I'd rather live here on "The Rock"
than in freezing weather UP
North where you also have the
huge expenses Of heat and warm
clothing.
Did you people have a nice
Fourth of July?
You know, Dicks Tire Service
is still headquarters for US.
Royal tires and Lodi recaps. We'd
like to have you come by and
look at the newest member Of
the Royal family-The Royal
Eight. We're open from seven to
seven every weekday.
DICKS TIRE SERVICE, 9z3
TRUMAN AVE. TELEPHONE
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No Date Set For
Airline Trial

TAMPA R-Federal Judge W.
J. Barker has dismissed two
counts OF giving false statements
to customs officials in which the
defendants were California Allan
tic Anyways Inc. and its president,
Owen W. Williams Of St. Peters
burg.
Judge Barker rejected a defense
motion Wednesday to dismiss a
charge of unlawfully exporting an
airplane against the same two de.
PENDANTS.
No date has been set for trial
of this case in which the govern.
shipped converted Bit for sale
to a Bolivian company without the
proper license.
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|Skyhawk Test
lis Successful

Ell SEGUNDo, Calf HEThs
Douglas A4D Skyhawk, Americas
smallest jet combat plane, has
made q succes sful 45-minute test
flight.
Douglas and the US. Navy said
the flight was at Edwards ALB in
California's Mojave Desert last
June q. Test pilot Bob Rain was
quoted as saying the flight was
beyond all expectations"
Although less than half the size
of some jet fighters, the Skyhawk
is capable Of carrying an atom
bomb in takeoffs from an aircraft
carrier.
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This Rock
Of Ours

that the two of us "find a nice,
quiet hotel room somewhere" Six
ty seconds later, she adopted an
other tune:
"You beast! You monster!' she
screamed from behind the cell
bars, "you can't do this to me.
I've got a little baby at home.
I'm a motherl You've got to let
me 60 take care of my child"
1t. Genie Hernandez and Officer
Jimmy James rushed out to her
address and sure enough, the
woman had left her four-year-old
boy while she played about all
night.
If this were a singular case, I
wouldn't waste time telling you
about it. Over and over, it hap
pens thought. And repeatedly, the
same mothers, fathers and children
are involved. That's why we need
a juvenile home.
was abused and called all sorts
of names by bar owners, taxi cab
drivers, and other night owls for
arresting vagrant women. Per-
haps there was justification for the
abuse. Basically, I don't believe
in attempting to regulate individu-
al morals.
But when a mother or father
fail in their duty, it is time some
thing was done by society for the
children-tots who didn't ask to be
brought into this world in the first
place. 1t seems to me that the
only answer lies in a properly ad-
miniStered juvenile home!
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|Anmen Prove
Big Spenders
Through Europe

WIESBADEN, Germany "a -
American airmen in Europe are
spending more money than all reg
ular us. tourists put together.
Air Force headquarters here de.
cided recently to find o,it how
much money the men were spend
ing after hours. One inspiration for
the study originated here in Wies-
baden, 4 German resort city with
q famous casino. Dutch tourists
had complained to German bust
nessmen about the noise that
American jet planes were making
in the area. Some Of the Dutch
swore they would never come
back.
'We could have ignored the
complaints" said an Air Force
spokesman, "but we decided it
was better to make q survey Of
spending habits"
The Air Force discovered that
US. airmen spent more than $50
million dollars in England, France,
Germany and Italy last year. Dur
ing the same period, the survey
showed, US. tourists spent about
14O millions.
81 am sure, " said the head.
quarters spokesman, "that not ev-
erybody in Europe is interested in
having the Americans 60 home"
The Air Force gives its men in.
structions on how not to spend
money. One Of the main points:
don't flash a roll Of bills.
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Natl Guard Duty
Ordered For Coin

ALBANY, NY. R-Roy NJ. Cohn
has been ordered to report for the
two weeks of New York National
Guard training duty that was post
poned for him during the hearing
on the McCarthy-Army dispute.
The Guard directed Coin, Chief
counsel to the Senate Investiga.
tons subcommittee headed by Sen
Mccarthy (R-Wis), to report to
Kessling Air Force Base, Biloxi,
Miss, for duty between Sept. IL
and Is.
Brig. Gen william H. Kelly,
state adjutant general, said COINS
training would be at a general
conference on selective service
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Ammo Seized

MEXICO CITY R-Army troops
seized two million cartridges from
the home Of a member of the fed.
eral police Wednesday and took
them to the national arsenal OF.
ficials said no arrests had been
made.
The owner Of the house said
the ammunition was part of a
private investigation made several
months ago." He said the car.
tridges were discarded govern.
ment ammunition, Of various cal.
ibers.