The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 28, 1952, Page 8

i } ‘ a eee MM, ecient sinensis Page & THE KEY WEST CIT! IZEN Wife Overcome By Tragedy ‘MRS. CLYDE KEMP SOBS as friends es she watches rescue.workers trying to free her farmer- *husband from a well cave-in on their farm near Fouke, Ark. Kemp was removing tile from doned well when it caved in. the surface six hours later. Mrs. Kemp collapsed. Monday, Januery 28, 1952! | Army Straightens Out Record Of ! Private Dixon WASHINGTON (®— The Ar- | my has straightened out its rec- ords on Pvt. Walter B. Dixon, a ' war prisoner in Korea whose bride remarried after he was reported killed in action. Maj. Gen. William E. Bergin, Army adjutant general, wired Mrs. Dixon Sundev that her husband's name has been transferred from the “killed in action’’ to the ‘‘cap- | tured” list. In Atlanta, the 22 - year - old wife said she had not yet seen the } telegram. She declined further comment, but expressed surprise when told that a hearing on annul- ment of her second marriage. orig- inally scheduled today, had been postponed indefinitely. The second husband, William S. Sasser, a soldier at Fort McPher- son near Atlanta, was not avail- able for comment. Post sources said he was out of town on a three- day pass. He has agreed to abide by a court ruling on the annul- ment. Pvt. Dixon married the former Agnes Laseter of Cullman, Ala., at Conley, Ga., on April 5, 1950, five days before he went overseas. He was reported killed- in June, 1951. m Wirephoto Three months later, Mrs. Dixon! married Sasser. Just before Christ- mas, Pvt. Dixon was iisted by the she is comforted by unidentified the bottom of the 21-foot abah- LHe BS HSS Hi He was dead when brought: to at COINCIDENCE HAPPENS | Maid’s Night Out | by Dot eat PROWLER” Theater. At The Wan Heflin makes a bid for the] er@Wh- worn by Kirk Douglas as a Puihiless character who knows whut-he wants dnd tries to get i-th this movie, and in most rpspects,. he does exactly that, ain-an excellently acted ‘and getting at least a circlet of-jaurels for his efforts. Co- gar-Evelyn Keyes hits the right pote—too-in a most difficult por- tayal-of a woman who falls in leve, swept off her feet by the dominant male. She believes in his“elaborate lying because love igike that... .the flacing of trust in one loved, even though an instinct of inner intelligence may-owarn against it. It’s an old angle-in a new, exciting story. Van Heflin is a Don Juan po- lice officer. who answers a call from a frightened woman ‘who has spied a prowler peering in, through windows. The “cop” keeps coming back, at first try- ing force with his attention, then using a gentler method, until he breaks down the woman's re- serve. Married to an impotent gldster of course augments her infatuation. There ‘is one obstacle . Pathe-jealous. husband. The scheming policeman finds the so- lution: ;-.a tricky murder, After that, all he has to do is convince tfiewidow that the shooting was ageidental, and she becomes his, “long with money and a lac. Doubtless he does “bev, “but driving ambi- “an inferiority” complex deeper motives behind} ermination to have her. ication of her pregnancy S fear that his crime will bemrevealed. At the trial, the of- SWore he didn’t know the w,.and she, emmeshed in eonfticting emotion, backed up his statement. The only solution is-to~conceal the birth of the ghild. In the isolation of a desert- edemining town, they await the impending event. Wt-would be unfair to disclose tHE-nding of the Swifice.to say that the film is} eotivinving and has compelling interest through the denouement. Tie-theme is done with driving force. pesicDy: adult. fare adult fare. Streamlined — Cattle Rustlers GREAT FALLS, Mont. (- RustlerSsapparently get bolder ase the Weather gets colder ‘king during a night bliz- brazen rustlers converted WO-pound calf into beef right in=afearby dairy barn. The thieves left-with two hind quart- ers, leaving the rest of the veal/ om the barn floor. violent plot. | LOS"ANGELES w—Early jlast | month i its. Julia Pedsron Whasped two Christitias ‘packages to be sent to Korea. One she addressed 19 her son, Pfc. Chester Whi ore, 23, of the Third Combat Engineers. The oth- er was for the YMCA’s gift lift for servicemen. Inside the second package she put a ‘d saying. she hoped the soldier received it would en- joy it. She sigyed her name to the card. The one in a million coincidence Five Veteran | Groups Approve Military Trng. WASHINGTON (#— Five veter- ans’ organizations closed ranks t day in support of universal mi tary training (UMT),.a hot issue near the end of public hearings before a House committee. Their prepared statements were rebuttals to arguments voiced in | happened: opposition testimony last week.} Her son wrote her, saying: They also echoed somewhat a Shia "| got your package, Mom, but what statement Sunday by the man who] 4 shock I got when I Opened one | ¢, would be top supervisor of any UMT plan approved by Congress. 6 ‘our ott packages distributed He is James W. Wadsworth, | too,” chairman of the National Security Training Commission which would oversee the program. He said, in a Gannett News Service radio in- terview, that UMT would replace the draft in time and save billions of dollars. he veterans’ groups addressed themselves to the House Armed Services Committee, which hopes to end hearings Tuesday and start drafting a bill for House consider- ation next month. Joining in the endorsement were the American Legion, the Veterans of Foreign wars, (VFW), the Jew- ish War Veterans, the American Mouse Fouls Up Tractor VERDON, Nebr. (#)—A field longing to Harvey Fritz, When the tractor’s engine lock- ed, Fritz took the tractor to gine head and found a quantity ! the piston in the firing chamber. | Amvets. While they did not agree in all) details, they urged prompt action {on UMT as the cheapest and most effective method of building up a| OG Arrested In trained pool of manpower for the < i Gambling Raids nation’s long - range defense. pro- gram.» MIAMI (®—Quck raids on two alleged gambling places early Sun- day resulted in the arrest of 22 | whites and 65 Negroes on charges of pmbiee. The raiding party said 2 3 it found a weapons checking serv- KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya ()| ice at'a Negro Rishlichnnent and | —Export of Malayan rubber that one revolVer and 46 knives | shoes to Great Britain is being | had ‘Been’ checked’ at the door by prevented by tariff complica- | eystéimets!)!°)* : tions, the president of the Malay- | aaah CEH bbb an Rubber Goods Manufacturers - - - Association has said “We know that Malayan rub- ber shoes have an excellent fu- ture in Britain but we are not going to export any to Britain unless the imperial preference |requirements are relaxed,” he | stated | Noting that the tariff regula- jtions require proof that 50 per into the head and had hidden kernels of corn in the cylinder. Rubber Shoe Exports Curtailed with BATH and Ritz jeent of the materials used were jof British Empire origin, he said 132 Sow 8 Hotel Hotel to secure this proof would en- 302 ‘Recens . me aa Ave. 229 NE. Ist Ave. tail a laborious, costly account- Elevator Sine nig ae FANCY BABY jing operation Solarium Heated Elevator | 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION ANYTHING CONCERNIN AUTOMOBILES SEE TWINS. 1430 Puvar Sr. PH. 1870 Three Flights Daily TO HAVANA Leave Arrive Flight Key West Havana 952 11S AM. 11:00 AM. 954 45 PM. 2:30 P.M. 956 400 PM. 1:45 P.M. TO KEY WEST Leave Arrive Flight Havana Key West ost 08 AM. 845 AM. ‘983 42:30 PM. 1:15 P.M. 55-300 PM. 3:45 PM. Phones: 162 - 448 - 1106 Aided Recovery | Communists-as-a- prisoner IT : ob mouse immobilized a tractor be-| 126 Duval Street’ mechanics who removed the en. | Stationery of finely-pulverized corn above | Porker : The sabotaging mouse had | Rentals Veterans Committee (AVC), and | climbed in through the manifold gisters THREE HOTELS —IN MI AMI at POPULAR PRICES en ih the Heart of the City neasouaste ROOMS 10: oreeavhtions Pershing _— Miller Scheduled Airlines AEROVIAS ie S.A ROGELIO GOMEZ, Agent March Of Dimes Citizen Staff Photo ‘MISS SONIA LANE, 10, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. An- derson, 819 Whitehead street, + had Polio in 1946 and was in an Tron Lung for four months. Through the prompt attention given by the March of Dimes, her recovery was speedy: She is now attending the Convent of Mary Immaculate and is in Grade 4. 3 6-0z. Cans 2 5. peu Pe PORT, SHERRY, MUSCATEL CIGARETTES STOLEN Donald Duck .Continued From Page One) ~ Lt. 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