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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
Allen B. CIeek, Resident
OF District % Years, Dies

Allen B. Cleek. Al, OF 2424 -Four.
tenth street NE, a resident Of
the District for the past 20 years
died yesterday in Emergency Hos
pital after q long illness.
A native of Hot Springs. Va.
Mr.. Cleek was educated in Vir-
ginia. He came to Washington
in 1929. He was employed by
Williamson and Davis Co. as a
maintenance man at the time OF
his death. Previous to that he
worked in the electrical appliances
department of the Lansburgh De-
partment> Store for about 10 years
Mr.. Cleek was q member Of Nc
Kendree Methodist Church.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Sue Cleek; his mother, Mrs
Ida Taylor Cleek Of Brookmont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
District Serviceman
And 2Cousins 10 Be
Reburied Side by Side

A Washington serviceman anc
his two cousins from West Vir-
ginia, all World War II veterans
killed in action in Germany dur
ing February, 1945, will be re-
buried side by side at 3 pm. We'd
nesday in Arlington Cemetery.
The three soldiers and their
next of kin are Pfc. Wilton Stotler
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman
Stotler, 3438 Baker street NE,
and his two cousins. Pfc. James
and Pvt. Philip Stotler. Berkeley
w. Va, brothers of M/Sergt. Harry
Stotler, U. s. A, now stationed in
San Francisco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

dlRQ SCHOOL DC
fore entering the service on Sep
TENDER 7, 1914. He received train
ing in the Signal Corps at Camp
Crowder, Mo-, before being trans
ferred to an infantry replacement
outfit.
He had been an Eagle Scout in
Troop 152. Vienna, Va, and had
worked after school hours and on
Saturdays and holidays for three
years at Heitt's Garage, Falls
Church.
He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. More
land, 6311 North Washington
boulevard, and one sister, Mrs.
Louise M. Reed of Menominee,
Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
Retired Enlisted Men

James 3. Settle. who was retired
as first sergeant U. s. Air Force,
and Cornelius Malley, who was
sretired as technical sergeant from
the Ordnance Department, were
admitted to membership in Asso-
citation No. /.
A family party will be held on
the evening of April % at Stanley
Hall, Soldiers Home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
Civil Strife Moy Stort
New War, Peron Says

BUENOS AIRES. April A.
President Juan D. Peron predicted
today that II there is another
world war 1t will start with civil
wars In various countries.
Wearing the uniform of q brig
adler general, President Peron
spoke at the Inauguration Of the
annual courses for colonies at
the Army War College.
His talk was based on his often
expressed theory that world peace
can only be achieved by internal
peace in each country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

Twentieth road.
North Arling-
ton; Woodrow
F. Stotler. 1877
T h ir fifth
street NE; }.
v. Stotler. Mi
ami. Fla, and
Daniel F. Stot-
Ter. 1903 E. Cap
itol street. His
wife has since
! remarked.
Pfc. j a m e S
and Pvt. Philip
Stotler, both in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
Pfc. J. stotier.
Pfc. W. Stotler

Pfc. J. stotisr. Pfc. W. stotler.
Pfc. Wilton Stotler, a member of
the 5th Armored Division, was
killed February q. He was ~ at
the time of his death. i
Born in Washington, he at
tended Gordon Junior High School
and Western High School. He
worked three years for Safeway
Stores, Inc. at Wisconsin avenue
and N street NV. prior to enter
ing service on June 81, 1914.
Besides his parents. he is sur
vived by two children, Wilton. jr.,
8, and Jeanette, 5. and four
brothers, Richard T. Stotler, 4404
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

e n t e re d the
service, will be
held at $50
am. T uesd ay
, in the Falls
CHI urch (Va.)
Z p 1 scopa al
Church. Burial
will follow in
Arlington Ma
tionalC Cemetery.
Pvt. M ore
land was born
in Washington
and was a stu
dent at Fairfax
TT.-.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

were killed within several days
of each other during the first part
of February, 1915. They are to
be reburied by the side of their
cousin at the request of their
brother, Harry. They are the sons
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Sina
Stotler of Berkeley Springs.
Six other brothers and sisters
survive them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

Nd. and two brothers. Leslie Z.
Cleek Of Hrookmont. and James
A.. Cleek OF Washington.
Funeral arrangements have not
yet been completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
PVT. Russell {. MoreIand
ReburiaI Rites tuesday

F" Reburial services for Russell
Earl Moreland, 18, who was killed
in action March 8, l945. just
six months and q day after he
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
Local Chapter
OF Red Gross
TOList Nurses

The American Red Cross snd
the National Foundation lu IN
fsntiie Paralysis have REVISED
agreements and procedure for
the CCflItmCnl ui nurses iut
iniantiie nafalysls uutbrcaka ln
view of tins agreement. the koy
Wesi Chspiei oi the American
Rcd Crosa has bean reaucsted o.
keep nurse registry g. b. pfc
pared iu ths event q an emerg
enry
The u.sp.fllbIts Co.. re,mt
lnr nur.ss Wu fan upon ths
American Red Gross On the
interest of local plepsfedue,s
fuf meet ug the 0rassiBual need
inf nur "a personnel the lnTsl
chapter lequests each registered
nurse in ne cats e. place 49,
name on the registry ui the lufsl
chapter I is also urged hat lntai
nurses. Aiso afe available Goa con
tlnuoua uuIsing aeIsff o. puIfH
patients stsI period uf aceks
ut months. lepoft ta ths lsai
chapter
The chapter Iatafed sf
30I Front street Res lstratlan~
UtIl bc takeu bY 81 Carols u
Netiles. executive secretary ui
sle local chapter
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
See. Johnson
I'esiifies ()n
Rearming Bill

WASHINGTON. July - ~
tense Secretary Lpuia John aun
and ibe Army the hasy and ihs
Ag Furec ehlcf ot staff ~crv
,alled to-day - testify ueiore thc
liouse appropriation COMMITTEES
that IS ounslaeTing the ball o.
provide 81 billion ssso millsun a.
rrarm Western Europe
Iahnaon. the ArNi T. testify.
paintcd out. sn the course q rs
testimony favoring the appgOpri-
alton. that the United States wall
not send ans truops 90 Western
Europe a. . result Of the adop
tion oi thc pact og the reaFming
measure He explained that some
United Staies teChnicians anly
would b. aeui o. Europe o. eN-
plain technical details oi surne ui
thc assns that vii bc sent O. that
area.
The nsnnher u assistants and
teChnicians. he added Wlll bc
comparatively fcw
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
} Persons Are
Sentenced Today
I'm Criminal Court

Judge Thomas > Caro- 1t Grim
lnal Court senicnccd several
persons who appeared before him
ths morning and pleaded guilty
30 various charges
Clarence q HuichinEs Chsfg
ed Ntth driving under thc -
iluencr VI liquor was lined SIS
end costs
George T Albury charged
with having no drivers lioenzr
Was flued s. ana custs
Willie Graham. Culofed Chafs
81 wtth vsEl sncy was fined 80
and costs or 50 days va County
Jail
Phulp Bailey coiufcd eilaI eed
aIth aggravated assault 49,
fincd $50 and custs ~ - daBa in
County jail
MARCUS Hannah riiwct chars
"a aIth assault and battery "a.
Tuned 500 and cuab u - as
Iu jail
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
Dutch And
.lnslOulesians
Now Agreed

BATAVIA Java July -. -
Dutch and lndoncsian officials
today reached an agreement that
resulted in Induneslan Chleis
sending oaat orticgs 60 their que
rilla forces o. disContgnuc their
sxmrfare.
The nature - tire agreement
was noi disclosed bat q was
said b. be Satisfactory Co native
Chicftains.
Thcy agreed further 90 send
representatives to . conference
To- bc held ia the HaEuc Holland.
90 formally adupl the agree
meat
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
Meeting Tonight
Of Merchants
ToIay Plans

Plans iaE seiiing up . oummer-
eial arganis.slon - 50 osltcaEnc
a. the mass merchants meetings
held last Neek. will b. discussed
in committee tumght
The session ik scheduled - TIE
Chamber nf CommcFrc office foT
? so this evening and will be a.
teuded by Wdlain Chapman
l4eonsEd Beianer Jos Allen Jos
Cabrera. Ismes Muniz. Mrs. Edna
Miller and John Gardner
Thesc pcrsons vail decide upuu
thf tFpe of organization theY
think IS nreief in the community
o. deal aItf particular pIublsms
tnat face merchaudiset here
Their acteluns Hlll hg present
cu ~ anathUT general meeting uf
merchants next Monday evening
iaf approval ns thc entire group
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
TRIMMING OF TREES
URGED AS PROTECTION
FROM HEAVY WINDS
Cily Manager spalsling
says CiIy Will
lollert Trimming.
v ilhout tosl

The cstv is prepaTlnE iur the
lufthruning stHm season. CITY
MansEcr Ralph d Spalding an
nounCed today
A consider able proportion 81
thc iass al trees durlng thc storms
last wear WAS undoubtedly caused
bv the fast that the trees had not
been trmimed and consequently
nfiered - mach w'tna ruElstanGe
tiiat they were uprooted sad
Citv Manager Spaldlng today
We arc approaching the PER-
cd of the year ~ whieh heavy
storms mas ~ expeCted and thc
trimming uf trees in advance 0i
such storms b recommended O.
al the residents % the ctty
II the TRIMMINGS are PLACED
near the regular locations Of trash
the city wnll collcCt the trimmings
gsgh no additinoal charge for thc
coilgCtipn.
THIS work wiil not be done by
the regular trash collectors and
q will b. necessary 10 telephone
No a01. giving the loCation 81
thc trimmings in order O. secure
. call by . special truck iDr that
purpose
The cats manager hopes that
an trees N4il be trimmed 80 a. o.
cat duWn resistance
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29

wThen tse 49, I'm - ~,nroc
Cuunte return q rh4s1 60" dar
after LalNr o. ti,ev wii na3
several tlls,sa.@nd pl dollar. 9th
nl rmHfs tea "a thH tisHd
lslncarosua. ready D. h. eaten
The iunchFosan fui
cuurae mead inrlisiin
acaahlr. aaiad ssfst su rnia
lnr anly Is cent y wouii D.
hard. sriaos.l sssitlsssrtttes sss. a.
gei the ssFnc mesl elasvs lrre fuf
50 o. Is cent,
But the children ~ ilsr pss1f.
Uho can't sfluFd a. psF g cent
may gei the ssuic useal Cot nuih
ma TIE trhasd autisnrities tnVe
tiEate end 8hcn they find Chd
dfen withutIt the FespuFpeA 20
supply - cents ihey set thu sause
meal ~Ithuut Ctat
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29

Price OJ Meals u 25c; Poor ChiIsisen Need Noi Pay
SUPPLIED BY COUNTY, STATE

Tise eeev rfsets - th~ rn~sls r~r's
ra q ere iatr Nev Ne - H.-1
hgnfhrtsug due 'Fee Be- tnr
h~~i rtuen taa s~ia8l hv thr
state NeifaFs Buafd rhe shfp
nlg Ca's must ~ borne hg tls
aifmfte Srhool n1ard lsha urts
fian the mssl r0st un = grrt deal
f.asi VrH frou June 1913 until
1uEe iaf1 fhe STATE Woifsrs -
supnlird Hunruo schuui total
- ea8s510 ln fun uueiitiea Tie
las - suppite IAN ifufn S8s9
Nurth ui cggh ip W Isuuia uf
hg Rofth Si1 ~
fvp8ral either rufmfutailtlcs ilar
nished wcTv l7s1 puunis ~
cheese worth ks70 orange cnn
eentrstr sarth s6g0 dled uilk
w8rth ka9n csnnnd tausiues
vserih tgsz 10 l000o pounds -
white ptstaiues worth 8t12
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
Sheriff Goes To
Visit Ills Mother

sbrHii Beflu A >sRFsf trit
fhls mmuing fo MIsml aisfrs be-
Is hsiulF8 g. tskF usuiH H
pa.af.an .n Salt Lake Citt ltaH
ahef ha mother uua iffs~
~u,lii SaANri al&a}s spends "a
faH month ssth bass muthef Nhn
s 86 tean old Latels sne haa
hcsu .u Salt Lake Cas- hmpsial
bui uoA has been released -
,lt tlnA o. Nefd received - nH
sheriff
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
New Financing Of Stadium
Presented To City On Monday
Receives Telegram
ID" Subject From
Senator Pepper
llo~ ard Wilson
Of stadium { sonnitlre
>as. Loan MAJ b.
Obtained Prom kfC

\ new plsn of financing tiae -
habilitatnun II the Municipal Sta
dlum NsL - sald Monaay before
the menileTs ~ The Cts CoEnmis-
SION. howard . Wilson "a the
COMMITTEES pronotln9 tie Stssaiun
Improvement sad today
II Is espeCted the new plan %
b. bsscd upon = loan 81 appa0Ni-
uasteiv ss0.0ss0 from the Rccon-
giruciiun Flnance I9fpa alton
The mouev No,aid he used "a
htaiid . eoucFete fenuc. repatrs to
the niield. the construction ~ y
grand ltand and iog lighting
sshlCh tfe committee feels are the
important steps N the rchabiii-
tstiun pEuzTan
Wilson had . telephone conveT-
.ation wIth q $ SenaiuT Claude
Pepper ~ Washington regarding
= RFC loan and received this
Telegram from the senator later
Further roicfcncC IS made o.
your telephone call and ms pre-
vtUus telegram relating b. an RFC
loan a. the City oi key West for
the Purpose of constructing an
urgently needed MuhiCipal Ssadi
uln
No doubt you have received
by now the proper forms with
whlch = submit application o.
the Public Agency Loan Branch.
RFC Washington.
i am tremendously interested
in tins matter and think that tire
ste of the LATHE whie nosasm
saoula have sdequaic stadium e..
cllities
Please keep me advised 0i the
steps taken a. ! wish - consult
with the chairman ~ the RFC
and members Of the board when
thls application reaches Washing
ton kinsiest personal regards
Wilson also said that proposal
for she use Of CITY Electric Com
pany funds a. guarantee q loan
to FebAsild the st@daln afUuid not
be feasible
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
Bolt Causes
Va Alarm

COLUMBUS % AHbur rh
bult M lightning kuuckpd uii
icu lcti ol thC t0lool chimney
atop thc pfcNcl thcater in So
baiban beKie} none ui the e
tlmaiod 50 lo 40 pa.uns fnsldc
eas inIucd Thc mott pfu.
aIaH continued alih.al alcI
-lLlL.n
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
Frances Upper
House Approves
Pact, 2Si TO2O

PARIS. Iuls - frsurf tdl
i.r fuil ncdEcd member oi tire
Nurth Atlaniic Pet upnu tUr
Precedent slEning the trcstt
The French upper bnuse H
ruunCl ut parliament approved
thc treaty today hs ca larger
msnuty than occurred u tHe
Chamber ul DCputss tao tat
agu. 8a8 g. lB1
Tho vote u tir spIse hu4s
.sss 1ss Ca lp Debsir un tns psri
sa. alsu miluer 900 thr upTe
house 0heJeas 20 tNc chamber Hi
deputles tt resulted % several itst
heht. among tepuilt sth Hu
nunists attatkIng prupsucnts uf
tbr measure
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
Elliott Here To
Fix Fire Engine

Cha4.es l. Elliott field Cngi
nerT oi abe American lsFrance-
Fnmlte CHTpH alton s iu the
cts examining the iic uurk
us.d SO So 8 station Elliott aill
tn o. rrmcdy q faulty pumpiug
system uD the tuck Elllutt halls
ilum Atlauta
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
0mHuleS
To Rotary

IFWIsTUWN Mmtaua .r
TIE RutlD Cmb here elaine t.
president heCuWinE unr nf tie
nNiet N.deis travelled RoiaI fans
in ths land De- Is John PEEK "a
sslueIl tanehcf Nba has iu
tlltp 20 uties tu thr weekly
i4ut heun liub mCetluG
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
Miami L. Teaches
TeleyisiOn

MIAMI 30 90 Tho Uni
teuts oi Mann noa e nileIIug
as siudents cau4as in tcles islun.
Clsaes aIe heid u tnr tosn
iusu siudio 90 ihr lurh igitvls
Ian staiiun aua lcctu.r. ae 4fttH
uy ihe station staii SiaIeut
ert three credits lH ls u94s uf
ulassMuf
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
CRUISERS WILL
REACH HERE AT
2 TOMORROW
Dinner Iu Erenissg
For Visiting
lsmers
Campaign Io Kaiae
funsls >uree.alml llers {
Bs,ai~ viii kaee Smnslss
~ Nee toamly Rn@eh

FFsi soaf frum Maami thn neill
fc@ch Key Wet ln tae hanaig -
rsce bctNeen tlse two cstaes Is ga
peCted b arrive ~ Colnfy fssash
hefe ~ slsoui p ~. tosnusEuN.
Jas Ailia0ea. chairman "a tlae b..
cal COMMITTEES. SD tsiag
Ailixood said that tee cagnpalan
a. raise funds h@d been ssieurm
iui The COMMITTEES hMA faseu
Ssoo. bui expegts o. rasan msafe
later
TIE drivers uf tlsN t2 rsgsnH
bosts that wiii psrtAgipate tn tfn
event tssgethsF wlth slsamW FaasHa
On board the ofuisefa a8e to h.
Rixen q alnneF tognueEow esemasa
by the lfeml cssmmllaee NJ the A
and = Lolzaaef haxae.
Aill9uea Aaia - uaman1 q -.
press the fhanhs an1 aoQfok afsm
- ali thn@n ~lso euEst hsatsa Is
"a exNuk ana aAea - tiesmee
ier# WmtFen. WmEae& A4Am
1ohn CmFlAsneli iem fhn wHN
shey h@d aosse tn osnsnNtian wfh
the event
Ssanday the MAN erusaafa mH
paFtleipat@ Ia = series uf ra0ea uff
the county t3arh
Acting Mayer Lsals Cas laasii
wili presses sKd Nll ugeaenf o.
eap4 - tka NlumeFx A4us1as alia
naon - CoslniY Beash HtNe
Wiil be 81 afxhestra 90 Aaa8 Is
furnish wuzae
WfMLH Chaef EaWaf 1tm
uSN. of Aaxal AmateuE hsau
Ciwb. wia b. up ai tiae kes
Transmitting from ha cai WNA
~ Joe sinmieten ui asse 49,
West AgaaioaI haaie Ciah mfil
bc "a County healh elih a.
own usnamitinl in reHeasU AN
formation ol the faffs
They wali fepa1t lhe nuNm
oi the raeu and thc psmasaena af
each rftasg
Thame whu hakN ahnHtte ta tlH
iund ama ilse mfutaaut aa taf rsaa
trihutlana ffal8a
Mulbera CbesfulfA kza MMtf8
Maionea &1a HlamGaan KftE
pllssa haFdaaft. So Twans fEH
a9r. 6za Be sEnHf akaH
IA Cunfaa Matxl t8a AMsN
Mafne kz5 sfan8 Tfssu
Cora Cola kltfhna usaag@us.
John Cafhsnrl a. Awm wae
LeRiun. e1s
Evcfets Huarf sn Mns g.
lnaufance g. go mffn.n g Na
80 &la Wlllam tfeemasm $50
AfflHrs 6ffa8F8 g. ANeN
Curry g. Ml kMll k2 E
nauu e. Fuank @awme
iamgh Farmtams g. Hm 49,
paftA s. "A mama. - - M
rhamg 2ER
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
Swans Register
Another First"
I'm New Homes

Chief Petty Officer Joseph 4
sa an and has &Iie ghalAed up an
other first ths morning whCn
theg became the parent 1i fine
boy 81 Monroe county hispltal
The Swan were tbs iiFst
couple e. take preseason 0f enc
ui lhc nca flup and Crouch
humcs bring btuli bs sunshine
Coustruttun Co ~ IS q m
til- marning thes bersu.r tue
flrsl residents uf the neu huus.
lng development go have s habt
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29
TwoSailOrs Held
For Stealing Car

Tao sllma huu kry Wef
Saxal Rsse were sfIs fat e. Nj
sus ~ a. m TODAY u Uum
pIsIni &C tls she lf aiiac here
thst thes stole su automobile bs
longing tu Clarence GmbeI e
saIlul etat.nnci st tDe United
State Na.al AZ station Boz
Chlca Deults ~hs.ff Ffsuk
Webbel Al uakc ansemcnis
e. bang the uaif back here
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29

tssusfai Hst~r Tass-tp. ttsas Spask
rtuH@ ft~nu ama Aatust rsatAfas
z iFmm fnNkmFw8mF m@a FussffwFs
Z iamm aFhmsrfaF aef. MaFh tNah
NnataHwF. fnbrteafs 80 fhamar ulf.
heeh mFmhs ttmfa, Aa8u@f fsTaeF@-
SEE. faFmu AFnsnfuFE Aftt tef - -
Nawarro. Inc Opp. Bus Statiou
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-29

Kmy Waas FlorAdn hns %
mnaa @uaakas elsmua@ An ne
owmlrY. wah un uvwu7s
nmgs el ezir is' fahrenhsii
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-03-24

A special service in the series
being conducted at the Four
square church here by the Rev.
T. C. Newly, will be held at
the church next Friday, March
25, it was announced this week
by the Rev. James Roper, pas
tor. ~.
The Love Feast" service will
begin with a pot-luck dinner to
be served at IL o'clock. Evan
gelist Newly will speak on the
subject Broken Things" In the
afternoon, a "Bread Breaking"
service will be conducted, be-
ginning at 2:30 p. m.
Several out-of-town churches
are expected to participate in