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The
W'eatherman
Says

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy today thru Tuesday with
isolated showers or Thunderstorm
ers. Not much change in tempera-
ture. Low tonight about rs dgrs.;
high Tuesday about IS so de-
grees. Light to moderate winds,
variable but becoming mostly east
erly Tuesday afternoon.
Florida: Partly cloudy to occas-
ionally cloudy with scattered
showers and occasional thunder
showers. Little change in, tenn
perature.
Jacksonville thru the Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Light to
moderate variable winds mostly
east and southeast thru Tuesday.
Partly cloudy weather. Scattered
showers, mostly over south por-
ton.
Western Caribbean: Gentle to
moderate east to southeast winds
thru Tuesday. Partly cloudy to
cloudy weather. Scattered showers.
observation Taken at Post Office
Building. ZOO AM. EST.
Key West, Fla, June IL, 1854
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SEA
SECRETS

@. How do cells get into isolat.
ed ponds if they originally come
from the sea? H. L. Bard, Criss
field, Md.
A. Freshwater eels from the
whole Atlantic must migrate to a
certain spot, off the coast of Der.
muda, in the Atlantic Ocean to
spawn. This includes the European
eel as well as the American eel.
The former species concentrate in
an area southeast of the island
while the American species has its
breeding center southwest of Ber-
muda. Eels of large size are fire.
quently seen in isolated ponds or
lakes where there is no access to
the sea. Such 'landlocked' indi-
viduals cannot spawn where they
are, and often arouse speculation
as to just how they arrived there
in the first place. The young cells
may have migrated upstream dur
ing a time of flood, or they may
have travelled overland for short
distances between one body of
water and the next. Eels are re-
markedly agile and tenacious OF
life, and they are often seen, par
ticularly at night, making their
way over mud or through wet
grass.
@. How does the Florida lobster
differ from the northern lobster?
Which is better eating? L. E. LOT
fler, Coral Gables.
A. The Florida lobster, Panuli.
rus argus, differs from the north.
ern lobster, Homarus americanus,
in the possession of long, spine
studded antennae as well as the
lack of the large crushing claws
which are found in the northern
species. Also, the young of the
Florida lobster goes through a
flattened, leaflike "Phyllosoma'
stage before it assumes the ap.
pearance of the adult. The north.
ern lobster is considered by many
to be more tender and better fla.
vored than its southern relative,
while others insist if properly
cooked, both species are equally
delicious. Thus it is seen that, al
though there is a great deal of ex
ternal difference and some in the
developing stage, the two Holsters
are related.
@. What is the largest fresh
water fish in the world? ]. l.
Emerson, Miami.
A. Among strictly freshwatel
fishes the record for size is hello
by the arapaima or Pirarucu, Ara
palma gigas. This fish is found il
the rivers of Brazil and the Gui
| anaS, and reaches a weight of 40t
pounds and a length of Is feet
The arapaima is elongate in shape
and rather sluggish in its move
mentS. A smaller relative (0steo
| glossum) occurs in northern ant
central South America and has :
pair of forward-directed, flapliks
appendages on the tip of its love-
jaw.
! @. How many eggs does greer
turtle lay and how long do the,
take to hatch?
A. The female green turtle lay,
an average of 108 to 118 eggs PEI
clutch. However, she lays severa
clutches every mating season. Tn,
average incubation time in tn,
Seychelle Islands in the Indiar
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WRONG ADDRESS

In a story last week telling of
a robbery which netted the thief
s., the police report listed the
scene Of the occurrence as the
Trade Winds Hotel. The report
should have said the Trade Winds
Club on Duval Street.
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i--ative and Executive must re-
main separate from each other.
Il cannot believe a grand jury
can call upon governor or q for
mer governor to explain his Off
cial actions any more than a gov
ernor can cali on a grand Jury to
explain its official actions" War
rem added.
Marion County Session
Asked II he or any other gov
ern0r or former governor of Flo
rida had ever appeared before a
grand jury, Warren replied that in
December, 1852, he had requested
a special session of the Marion
County grand jury so that he could
testify before it.
II asked for a special session Of
the Marion County grand jury to
examine charges Of kickbacks in
the State Road Department" War
rem said.
The Marion County grand jury
decided the charges were In.
founded, he added.
Toll District Question
Warren also emphasized that all
of the alleged misconduct in con.
nection with the toll district oc.
CURED after his administration.
lone of the land sales involved
In this investigation" he said,
was approved eight months after
] was out of Office"
He went on to say that his ad
ADMINISTRATION had always been a.
gainst the sale of toll district land
70 individuals. y
Warren recalled one particular
i,nd sale that had been rejected
Vile he was in office.
cKethan identified the man
VIA wanted to purchase toll dis.
trlG land at Marathon as Irving
Mpnis. Mcclellan said Kipnis Of.
Tered $11,750 for 81, 900 feet of land
fronting on the highway and run.
Ing to the water.
Land Sales Told
However, Warren said his ad.
minlstration had sold three parcels
Oh iand 70 public bodies - school
olStrlct. for a Navy pumping sta.
tion, and to the electric coopera.
i've that operates in the Upper
Keys.
These sales were each for 81 -
Warren added, land thew were
made with the provision that they
VIII revert to the toll district OF
,ne state whenever the purchase.
nave no further use for them. The,
can not be re-sold."
Warren said he, and McKethar
new here this morning on Nationa
Airlines and that they plan /,
to leave this afternoon.
The present grand jury has bee,
probing the affairs of the old tol
district. They have been hearing
string of witnesses, many Of then
former employees of the district
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units i'm the area, both Navy and
civilisn.
Murphy said he was open for
suggestions from the local fire
fighting officials.
MAJOR Harvey and the fire chief
agrea that a joint drill would be
most helpful in plans of civilian
deferee and disaster control.
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Geysers get their name from Ice.
lands Great Geyser, 50 named by
the Vikings, 1000 years ago.
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thought sit will be a good thing
for the country" when the Army
Mccarthy hearings are concluded.
"The people, and / may add the
Senate, ought to be directing their
interest to more important bust
ness" he said.
Nixon arrived at Idlewild Airport
from California, where he re-
ceived an honorary degree from
Whittier College Saturday.
BANGKOK R-Police arrested
30 persons-including some women
and seized a carload of docu-
ments today in a surprise raid
against suspected Communists.
Those arrested were mainly Chi
nese business men and school
teachers residing in Thailand.
TOKYO Up - Japanese govern
ment sources
United States has fixed at 708 mil
lion dollar ;ae
can economic aid which Japan
must repay.
Japan wants to repay only 500
million dollars.
TOKYO R-Frozen tuna export
ed to the United States has been
reduced in price from $40 to $3.50
ton to meet seasonal price
decline in the United States domes.
tic market, Ky0do News Service
said today.
BONN, Germany R-The U. S.
High Commission announced today
it will observe June II, anniver-
sary of the 1853 uprising in Com
munist East Germany as a holi.
day.
The West German government
also has declared June II "Tag
der Deutschen Enheit" (Day of
German UniU) and made it a ma
tional holiday.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. RHSessions
Judge Herbert E. Moses was walk
ing toward the courthouse with a
briefcase yesterday when a man
approached him to buy whisky.
Il suggested the rest room on |
the sixth floor of the courthouse |
as the best place for the transae-
ton and we started there" the |
judge said.
But his prospective customer
fled, Moses added, apparently |
aware that the sixth floor houses
the county Jail. |
WHIPSNADE, England R-Zoo
officials say they have decided to
call recently born hippopotamus
Reginald instead OF, as originally
planned, Regina. d gsss..s 5uf
The change became necessary
when the hippo's keeper discovered |
his charge was male. Selection of |
a name produced a spirited con-
troversy in the letters column of |
the London Times.
PUSAN, Korea R-Some 5000
residents of shabby cardboard huts
scattered near the main street here |
were told today their dwellings |
soon would be torn down.
The 5000 persons are refugees |
OF the Korean War and of recent |
severe fires. City officials told |
them to rebuild their huts, which
they consider eyesores, outside the
city.
GUATEMALA R-The end of a
S-week-old strike by 5000 Com
munist-led banana workers an.
peared possibility today after
the signing of a government-negoti.
ated wage contract by represen-
tatives of workers and the United
Fruit Co.
Company officials said the new
contract meets 80 per cent of the
wage and benefit boost demands
made by the strikers. The rank
and file of the workers still must
approve the agreement before it
becomes effective.
LONDON Up - The sun broke
through today after nine straight
days of rain in London. So far this
month 3.47 inches of rain have
fallen here, the most in anv .June
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Rice is the basic food Of more
than hall the worlds population.
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For Quick Results. Use Classified
Columns Of The Key West Citizen
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California produces between IS
and 80 per cent of US. wines.
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Many fish and other animals in
tne sea are attracted by light, says
the National Geographic Society
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Some elevators travel as fast as
1000 feet per minute.
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ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time Of Height Of
sfafion- Tide high water
Bahia Honda
lbridge) ooh IOm 90 n.
No Name Key
least sndl ....+2h 20m
8oes chiea
Sandy Pt. oh 40m
caIdes Channel
tnorfh end) -+2h ION
fla n.
t-)-Minus sign: Corrections
to be sUbfraefed.
t+)-PlUs sign: Corrections 70
be added.
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Relative Humidity. 2 AM.
1870
Barometer (Sea Level). 2 AN.
29.99 ins.-1015.6 mbs.
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q month with $4,000 in assets.
told the court Feb. rs that Barker
81, refused to work. She said he
once termed her "a good meal
ticket"
She wants the court to rule her
two-million-dollar movie contract
and other assets belong to her and
are not community property. Her
attorney, Martin Gang, has intro.
duced a document he said both
signed before their marriage and
which stipulates that Barker shall
not share in her earnings.
A variety of the African elephant
species is small = about half the
size OF larger types at full orouth
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LONDON Up - The sun broke
through today after nine straight
days OF rain in London. So far this
month BAT inches of rain have
fallen here, the most in any June
since 1917.
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WHIPSNADE, England R-Zoo
officials say they have decided to
call a recently born hippopotamus
Reginald instead Of, as originally
planned, Regina. II sss.S 5af
The change became necessary
when the hippo's keeper discovered
his charge was male. Selection of
name produced a spirited con-
troversy in the letters column of
the London Times.
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romorrow's Almanac
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PUSAN, Korea R-Some 5000
residents of shabby cardboard huts
scattered near the main street here
were told today their dwellings
soon would be torn down.
The 5000 persons are refugees
OF the Korean War and of recent
severe fires. City officials told
them to rebuild their huts, which
they consider eyesores, outside the
city.
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NEWS
BRI EFS

NEW YORK H-Vice President
Richard Nixon said today he
thought sit will be a good thing
for the country" when the Army
Mccarthy hearings are concluded.
"The people, and / may add the
Senate, ought to be directing their
interest to more important bust
ness" he said.
Nixon arrived at Idlewild Airport
from California, where he re-
ceived an honorary degree from
Whittier College Saturday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-06
Senator Ferguson Alive With God S
Christ Science!
Blair Moody Dead via Democratic and
Labor Psychology Of the DeviI!!!

The DEVILS Democrats and fhs DEVILS voices Of labor
have failed TO mentally ssssnsts Senator Ferguson bot
shsy did kill Blair Moody with their phony kindness Of
The dsvili
suT-ssnsier Ferguson has beautiful. ssthsr.bovnd
copy OF Science and Health with Key The Scriptures
which the writer presented TO him. Mrs. Ferguson some
years ago when he was in Harper Hospital asking Mrs.
Ferguson 10 read 10 the Senator 10 permit him 10 read
The writer's introduction. he able do so-fro an
Intended s copy 10 Roman Catholic. wheel chair invalid
SEQ Senator Ferguson Alive With Cod-Pasez
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-06
ll-Year-0Id Boy-0ne Of Six
Children" Hated School, Hangs Self!

Unchrstke thinking Illustration forces preference
giving up the ghost rather than face "a wicked and
aduIterous generation As observed by Jesus.
In Hebrews, read of Jesus that He "loved right
eousness and hated iniquity"!
christ-"the Way, the Truth, aud the Lfe"!"Lfe
abundantly"
The boy probably perceived the need Of wagins
spiritual warfare with the world, the hesh and the
devil"l BUT Howl
He came out of a home, in which church, Sunday
See. 1i-Ysar-Old Boy-Psgee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-06
President and Cabinet on Tv

PRESIDENT EISENHOWER cRAcioUslY PRESENTS
Hs-AND OUR-sEcRETARY or STATE JOHN
FOSTER DULLES. AND THE REMAINDER OF HIS
CABINET, EXCEPT TRAVELLING AND CAMPAIGNING
WcE-PREsDENT NIXON. AND HISTORY is MADE
IN HIS FIRST TELEvsIoN PRESENTATION FROM
THE CABINET ROOM or THE WHITE HOUSED
Mr.. Dulles admirable, unless you happened 10 be .
narrowly partisan Democrat kept labor brosdesser,
like John W. Vsndereook. sour pvss who bsittlsd the
broadcast What do you think about that. Fellow czsns7
Mr. vsndsreook is pretty good brosdessisr and after
taking of that phony American Vsndyks beard something
else needs 10 be taken OIL We would hazard the judgment
that spiritual short pants should be- taken off, in favor Of
spiritual long psnts1whieh chrsiks Christian Science
stvdents-God's Chosen Peope-srs enabled TO dol
"coD IS ON THE FIELD WHEN MOST INVISIBLE"
&C. S. Hymn.
LEAVE THE DISPOSAL or EVENTS TO coDl-ss per
See President and Cabinet on Tv--Part Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-06
The Devil 'Hornins In On white
Christmas Via Sex!-In "A
Wicked and Adu|terous Generation :!
Shame On The Daily Papers

AND THEIR FULL PAGE ADS OF
IRVING BERLIN'S "WHITE CHRISTMAS!
SHAME ON THE MICHIGAN THEATRE CHAIN
FOR PERMITTING SEX EXPLORATIONS TO BE
ACCOMPANIED WITH THE SACRED CHRIST!
WHAT DAMNABLE LUNACY!-POLLUTINC
THE PUBLIC MORALS! CONTRIBUTING
TO THE DELINQUENCY OF ADULTS AND MlNORS!-
THE TRAGEDIES IN ALL FIELDS OF
TRANSPORTATION! PROMOTING THE CARNAL
APPETITES FOR THE FALSE GODS
OF ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO!
ITO BE CARNALLY MINDED is DEATH, (whereas)
ITO BE SPIRITUALLY MINDED is LIFE AND
PEACE"!-Cod to St. Paul. to
1sENsUALIsM is NOT BLISS, BUT BONDACE"!-Cod
to Mrs. Eddy, to
SENSUALISM FILLS OUR HOSPITALS, JAlLS,
AND INSANE ASYLUMS!-MAKES THE MASSES
DUPES, SUCKERS, FOR LEADERS
WHOM THE DEVIL FOISTS UPON THEM!
FOR EXAMPLE: FRANKLIN DEVILS
ROOSEVELT OF PEARL HARBOR INFAMY!-
REWARD OF THE DEVIL! FOR THIRD TERM
DUPES! AND STAIN WINS THE PEACE FROM
THE FOURTH TERM, ALL-AROUND CRIPPLE
POLITICAL AND SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTE!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-06

Hebrew prophet re- King Asa Second chron. Ia CHI
dseerned insight stated by Jesus centuries later THE
FLESH PRoFITETH NoTHINGT
You will recall King Asa diseased in his feet, spd
his disease exceeding great end he sought not Unite the
Lord cdivns Love1 but unto the physeanssnd he died.
they buried him This his fsthsr
their rsmans)
The prophet disesrnsd King Asss diseased Understand
ns How TO be honest with Cod society and self requires
divine guidance revealed TO the writer third OF
century ago. christIiks seif-msstsryl
See Hebrac Premature Deaths-Part 3-Pags
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-06
DR.. PIszCzEK POINTS TO OUTBREAKS

Detroit Tribune Comment;
Unchriske. unspiritua, dvinely unscientihe think
ing and Leadership of msteria neutrality-suspicious. Of the
devil!-animal ma gnetsm innate alism!-wll be of
ma jor guilt
Likewise the devils Christ void, anti-Christ Judas
Judaism!
Likewise, the devils Roman Catholicism!-material.
iste version of the wholly spiritual life of the CHILD
Less Christ Jesus!-givng it's millions OF vctims-
See Is Chicago Facing Flu Epdemic?-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-06
DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Today Call to DiseipIeship Of Christ!
The Beginning Of an Excellent Answer
my ANSWER"
BY Billy Graham

Detroit Free Prsss)
QUESTION: have heard people speak Of being called
the mission field should like 10 give my life 10 mission
airy service but cannot say that have had cell OF this
kind. 81"
ANSWER: Jesus ssd, Go ys into eli the world. and
preach the gospel TO every creature MARK l6:l5l
For the disciples that word constituted their cali 10
become missionaries and svsngsrs the world They
questioned tho Lords right to command their duty TO
obey.
"Do you need any other call than the plain word es
Christi That word valid for today for the
early church.
Consider The tragic condition Of the millions Of people
throughout the world who living and dying without
Christ and without hope Do not they constitute another
cs7 There still many voices crying vs.
Come and help U.s.
y would urge you 70 face this whole matter with
Christ in ths light Of His command and The worlds greet
need Remember you have only life 10 give 10 Him. How
better could you spend than by carrying The gospel
those who know Him not7"
See Todsy's Call to DiseipIsshp-Psss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-11-06

men how to spirituali,
thinking while in Peter,
ship, in a few minutes thew
caught many fish, after hy.
ing fished all night and
caught nothing.
The narrative found IN
Luke 5th chapter, tell, nal
!. And it came TO psa|
that as the people pressed
upon him to hear the world
of God. he stood by tb,|
Lake Genesaret.
80. And he saw two Shin
standing by the lake: but
the fishermen were out Of
them and were Washing
their nets.
-. And he entered info |
one of the ships. which vas
Simon's and prayed him that
he would thrust out a litls
from the land. And he at
down. and taught the peopa |
out of the ship.
-. Now when he hsl|
left speaking. he said
LAUNCH OUT INTO THE|
DEEP. AND LET DOWN
Y O L X L rs FOR|
DRAUGHT,
IS. And Simon answ erini|
said unto him. Master vel
have toiled all night. AMI
have taken nothing; news
theless at thy word | VIII
let down the net. 4
"6. And when they had
done this. they inclosed /
great multitude of fishes
The Application of Truth
Is Helping
This 10 the age in whlsa
the Spirit of God throug
the teaching Of Christ Je'ui
and Christian Science nsn
thinking people are shutting
out diseased human mor's'
thinking of boundaries Of
limitation.
Dwelling in the sclenun'
Truth of being. we tnd ina
the Wilderness OF health, nap
piness, peace, JOY and CO'I
tentment are spiritual. SclesI
tifc man, woman. and enlII
have the originally anu
spontaneity of God, and rel
spond to divine Love, 'n"|
Mind which passes all unou'
standing. Il
Since God did not mas
any mortal beliefs, the "
dents of the Bible and v
ence and Health are alwg'
on the side of the anssS
when they know the ac'aa
truth about God and man "
is proved by demonstrate
While driving out mora
material beliefs in mater
and clinging to the Truth Y
Being, one is putting mi
self out of the way, and k|
ting in spiritual understand
ing. i
The beginning OF retler
ing the spiritual man. WOE
lContinued on Page y
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Christian Science by Mary
Baker Eddy teaches; A
wicked mortal 10 NOT the
idea of God. He 10 little else
than the expression of error.
To suppose that sin, lust,
hatred. envy, hypocrisy, re.
venge, have life abiding in
them, 10 a terrible mistake,
Life and Lies idea, Truth
and Truths idea, never
make men sick, sinful OF
mortal. Science & Health,
p. 2S9.
Spiritual Man Gods Image
And Likeness
The tendency toward the
alue of right thinking, made
manifest in right action, casts
out all wrong mortal mind
motives and helps man,
woman and child, to reach
the point of reflecting God.
Applying the wealth Of
spiritual understanding gain
ed through prayerful study
of the Bible. and Science &
Health by Mrs. Eddy re-
places mortal thoughts with
the Truth of being.
Through study, we find
God never created a sinful
mortal man. And thus NOR
tails are not really created,
mortal man seems real only
to those who allow them
selves to remain in wrong
thinking, which produces
wrong action.
II more thought was Civ
en- to the spiritual, than to
matter and materially.
there would be more divine
unity mong the human
race. to promote the spirit
ual Fatherhood of God, and
the brotherhood of man,
which is pushing forward in
the world today. In this,
it would not be so hard for
those who are trying to
show forth the need of pro-
noting. and encouraging CO.
operation in solving human
problems.
Among the greatest needs
that have ever existed among
human beings, is to cast off
the thought of being so hu-
man. and begin to think on
the side of divine Love, the
only way to reflect the spir-
itual man of Gods creation.
And that is what spiritual
ICED thought does in defense
Of Truth.
David sang. "My defense il
Of God which saveth the up
right" Pisa. 7:10.
And when we begin to
spiritualize our thinking,
our hearts are made clean,
and we will find that God
has already defended Truth.
because we learn that God
is Truth. Life. and Love-"
Multitude of Fish Caught
Through Changed Thought
When Christ Jesus taught